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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-05-01
FINANCE AND TRADE,


The demand for money for commercial
purposes is light, and the banks are meet
ing all legitimate demand. Bills at thirty
days are discounted at per cent, while
money IS loaned on eollaterals at Q per
cent. per aRnum. Individual notes are dis
counted on the streets at from sto 5 per
cent. per month.
Gold has been excited during the week.
On last Wednesday it opened at 1881, and
is now 1853. The following are the quota
tons for Tuesday: Opened at 1855, was
1888 at 1880, and closed at 1853 at 4P. NJ.
The transactions in gold here are exceed
ingly light Dealers usually buy at one
cent less, and sell at one cent over the New
York quotations. Silver is bought at 10
cents less than gold.
Gouarupoonf hondS ara .rifbopt roata,;,I
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Corner Union and Cherry St, Opposite
Bank of Tennessee, Deals IA Geld,
silver, Government stocks, Com
pound Interest Notes, Land Warrants
and Southern Bank Notes.
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Nashville Wholesale and Dry gOOds
Trade. IfII#

IT :
NASHVILLE, May /, 1866.
Tne Nashville wholesale drygoods trade
during the week ending last evening was
equal to expectations. Sales were large in
the aggregate. Were il not for the uncer-
tainty and alarm in the country towns,
relative to political affairs, the trade would
be greatly increased. Merchants buy but
sparingly at present; but enough to make
the trade here active. Stocks are still
large and yaried--never better since the
war. e
We annex Quotations Of few staple
articles 'ra
pn1Nrs Standard hranls. lTc ------
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THEY are huilding railway up Mount
Washington, and fine new hotel is TO be
erected ai the summit neEt summer.
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ElNAEooOhR ~
WING. TOBEY d 90.

JAs.IG. OGDEN, Prest. Gas. 4. WRG, Cashier
PFO LES BAN H
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The following dispatches were received
NEw YORK, April 30.-Gold opened at
1861.
ll:20 A. M.-Gold 1864. Cotton dull and
heavy, but holders seem unwilling to make
concessions to effect sales. Middling up
lands 291@9Oc.
LIVERPOOL, April 30-Noon. Cotton
Demand firm, bat at lower rates.
Sales o-day $1,000 bales, at 12@12a@
l21d.
1870 P. Motion market dull and pri-
ees have declined ID.
LoNDoS, April 9O.--5-2oa 7ltc. Prus-
sian silence about Luxembourg causes
uneasiness at Paris. T..
ToBAooo.-No change in the state OF the
market Wequote
Luss. ......-....-............,.. e per ID.
Common Leaf ..............--..........,--- 3g4 " "
Medium ..,..-.-..-..-'-.-'.-- .------- 1924 .
4ood...,-.,......--.-,.- 1890
We annex the Wholesale figures prevail
ing in the other departments ofcommerce
ALE AND BFFR-AIe, Sl5a1s per Dbl, inelu-
| ding barreE Beer. SIS per bbl including barrel.
| BAGGISG AND kOPK--Bagging 25g nc per yard.
| Rope l5lDlSc per 10.
BRooNs-Per dozen, S3g5. -
| BUTTER-20422c per 10; Northern zSeS0e
| BEEsw6x-T elbow &c; common &c per ID,
| BuCT ETs-Painted g 50 per dozen; cedaT - ~
| per dozen; brass hoped SA
| CEDAR CHESTS, moth proofs feet, SO "; ~
| feet, S12 00 feet, SIS 90; ~ feet, SIS %.
| CANDLEs--Star candles loo per ID; taiioH ~
| 9l313c per ID.
| CAsTIEGs-CountIy hOllowware 7c per 10,
| CoFFEE-Rio 2jG2c; Iaguyra SJ9ole; Java
| 42sg44c per Id.
CoyFTcTTngrRIEs-C Common candy &c per 10;
\ Gundrops 4OS45c; Rock candy 3tci Fancy 20
40c per 10.
| Coax MEAL nbOited 81 70 per bu5heE
| CePPER-Sbeet 43c per ID.
| COIToE lAESs-N0. 800 per dozen &c.
| No 6n0 Pie.
| No. 400. lsc. .
| CaTToN RaPF-66 cents per 10.
| CHREsE-Western Reserve hal sc per ID; ing
| fish DAIRY 9tg ss3e: Hamburg BIZ.
| KfRs--Bntter Crackers lOr; soda w.
| Sugar lSc per ID. r
DRIED FEulgs-Peashea. peeled, s. per basbel;
/ unbeeled s. 7s&d4 fae Apples 81 20.
| Dsras-0pittm sl0Gll per ID: campher 81 %
| al 81. ash soda u as r.: arsenic powder aA921,
l per III; alum sl9Se; aloes 5Oe - I II mass -
| easl; boTax gao. blue yitgi9l lI8lsS espperas
i 4e; chalk &c. cream tartar sJse0,ei g5e llez5es
saleratns pet bbf $l2 Prussian blue bl@s9c;
\ earb ulasnesia 65aT5e; morphine sSdS % per OF;
| auinine e 5jG2 90 per o..
| DYEs-LoEwO0d il8lsc perlb; fustic log l2tze
madden Hate; end bear Se4Oe per 10: indigo
| 81 sal 30.
currants &c; rAisins NJ. L. s. Per box layer - y
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TotaIs.......... 2l4322 l685aisI ll3l92l Ss42s5

The stocks held in interior towns, from
which We have returns not included in the
raceinls n the norris. are az fnllnWa
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a. nOhTne, Trimmings ana Variety
Store, I39 Church street, (Kirkman
Block. THE latest Novelties in staple ana
Fancy Trimmings. All the friends made
the last fifteen years are politely invited and
requested to bring THEIR friends along.
The old Establishment on Union street will.
for the present be kept up. in first rate style.
too. mar9l If
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Have YOur House Bells Hung and
Repaired by practical Bellhauger, at I. P
WADE's. No. q Deaderiek street, sign Big
Bell and Cross Keys" Safe and Bank Locks
made and repaired All work warranted.
margT lm-e ID
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK. April 30.-COtt0n less active and
lie lower; upland middling 29c. Flour 10000
better; SuperGne State and Western $40 40d
sll 80. extra Western 81 $50 Sl3 Is. choice do
@S13 50. trade brands SI3 6j9$l4 IS. Rye -four
frmer, at s. OOG$S IS. Whisky quiet and I'M
changed, Wheat advanced 2g3c and in fair de-
mand No. 2 Milwaukee 81 799s2 %. White
81 81. Barley 5@6c better. Malt quiet, at 81 80.
Corn active and lc higher; mixed Western 81 IS
al 81 in store, and 81 3l@l 3l@ afoat, Oats
75aS2lS. Pork heavy and lower. 81 56G ~
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new york Dry Goods market.

New YORK April 30.-Dry geOds,-W Gather
unfavorable for active trade; limited business
doing. Unbleached muslins, best makes, 2Oc
seconds igI%; bleached unchanged Prints un-
changed Delaines Pc but inferior patterns
down to 1914. Spool thread offered slight con
cession; Clark's 81 % per dozen. t
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To TIKI PUBITC IN GENERAL Your at
tention is respectfulk called to the daily
arrival by express, 0 cusiom-made Boots
and Shoes, at the Nashville Shoe Store,
Il North College street.
inch 2G-3m. Nj. MoRGAHsTTRN.
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THE NASHVILLE rURr.
Spring Meeting Ofthe Nashville Blood
Horse Acknowledgement Improve

Spring Meeting Of the Nashville Blood
Horse ASsoegaGi0n-Great Improve
mems ON she COarse-The Stables
Splendid Sport in Prospect, etc.. etc.
Fer some years past the Nashville. turf
has sympaihized with the general public
calamities, and our races have not been Of
a character TO attract the universal interest
which was wont to attend upon the old:
time meetings in this eity-thongh the
performances here have not been by any
means insignificant. Occupying a central
position, with climate not only adapted
to the rearing of fine stock, but TO the tenn
porary residence of rare horses from all
sections Of the country, Nashville possesses
turf advantages. unsurpassed by any spot
on the globe. Fully approaching these
facts, number of our public spirited eiti
zens, competing the Nashville Blood
Horse Association have permanently
leased the Nashville Race Track, and have
entered upon snch line of policy as will
make the Nashville Course, the central
point Of attraction for the whole Union.
THE ORGANIZATION. ..ir.,F
At their last meeting the members of
the association continued their organiza-
ton By the election Of the following Off
GERS:
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New York Money MARKET.

NEw York. April S0.-The money market is
without any new feature. sold weak under the
advance. Governments active and higher early
in the day: registered 81 n0@ll0l4;. coupons
'8I llO1I@ll0a; DOS registered '62 l051z@l0534
5-2Os coupons "a 1880 1895; do '62 lll14lll3z
l0-40s coupons 9534S99; August I-30s lOVsa
1851 June do lO51sdi 1867.
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THE LEAsE OF THE dHUUNDS, Ell
As the beat means Of accomplishing the
ends for which the Association was formed,
thew resolved to lease the course and
grounds, and become responsible to the
public and the great blooded-stock interests
Of the country for the conduct and man
aeement Of the same Their
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Cincinnati Market,

CINCINNATI. April 90.-FlOur firm but quiet
superfne. Sl2dl3; trade brands. Sl4Gl6. Wheat
was held sc higher. but was irregular and very
little sound offering. Corn was dull and pTice'
lower. closing at Csc in bulk and 81 O5 sacked
Oats closed dull at 69G70e. Rye. 81 70dl Il
Whisky dull Cotton dull and prices unsettled
at PC for middling Gold closed at lj454 huyins
and 1857 selling. The money market is Il eady
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ST. Louis Market.

ST. Louis, April 30.-TobaccO is dull anc
heavy. Cotton has advanced to 25c for mid
Changed. Wheat-buyers stood of: market dull
and unchanged. Corn opened tolerably firm
but closed weak mixed. ST 07@l %; yellow
81 OS60l / 10; white, 81 lORl II. Oats firm bu
inactive at s4@s6c Barley dull at 81 u tol
good spripg. Rive dull AT 81 40al az for prime
Provisious duii Mess pork $50 40
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This agreeable duty has been assigned
to the following gentlemen Capt, Thos.
s. Hays, Judge Turner 8, Foster, Mai. r.
c. McNairy, Capt Boyd NJ Cheathsm and
Mai. w. W Shute, who will omit no effort
to ensure the comfort and satisfaction of the
fair, who may give their smiles and pres
ence TO the occasion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

care over the youth IA our mids', just step
ping from boyhe,d into nauhood, aud the
young men, strangers, who come to reside
among us, making them feel at home, and
surrounding them by infm noes that shall
have a tendency to good. The readiag>
room on Second stree, has b.en o. sned now
long enough to show that the reasons for
opening !, were correct. The moral and re-.
ligious influences that inevitably meet the
young men who collect there, and Icy aside
for the time, the cares Of the day and en-.
gage in the rational end innocent amuse-
ments, such as games, and inno-
cent sports, calculated to develope and
strengthen the physical and intellectual man
freed from the dcmorAlizing influences and
associations usually found in places Of pop
u,ar resort for exercise and amusement in
the present day, are such as 10 commend
the place in The highest terms. From this
it will be plainly seen that the design Of the
Young Mems Christian Association is not
to build up any sectional or denomi ational
party or church, not to Disseminate any par
ticular doctrine other than directly connect
Ell with the moral interests Of so large ard
important az element in every community /;
but by restraining and endeariDg influences
TO lead and direct young men from the paths
OF vice and moral degradation, into those
paths which lead to virtue, honor and hap
pints.. Tho objects OF the Association
ccmIacrd themselves to every ore having
in,cres; IN the moral aud religious advance
ment and prosperity Of society, AS they
strike at the foundation Of the most fruitful
sources OF Immortality in our midst. aud
operate upon that class OF society to which
we must look for aid in bringing about that
public moral sentiment which will frown
dowa the vices and immoralities witnease d
every day and night in this and every other
city or town. Let the spirit Of the Young
Mems Christian Association psrvade the
heart Of every young man in this communi-
ty. and Ssbbath.breaking would be un-
known in our midst. Let this organization
be in fu ] and successful operation here, af-
ford.ng places for amusement and physical
and mental Improvement, and soon "bil.
liards for the drinks" .euchre for the whs>
ky and CIGARS" and all forms OF gambling
would cease for want OF patrons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

LYDIA BANNER, somewhat notorious
character, was arrested last evening in Rock
Island, and lodged in jail. We hear it stated
that oai neighb0rs intend to send ber to The
County Poor House a curious disposal Of
such persons.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

NATIONAL SKATING PAhk.-A great wh eel
barrow performance took pace at the Skai,
ing Park Of Rock Island at two o'clock this
afternoon, for y purse Of five dollars. The
weather being pleasant and the ice in
splendid condition quite crowd were at
tracted 10 sec the tnn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

LscLAigE HALL To NIGar Don't forget
the public temperance mec.ins at Leclaire
Hall tonight at Z! "'clock. Mr. " ii.
Bryant, W. .. Hskey, Esq, and Rev. s.
McAnderson viii be the speakers, and the
GIee Club will luraish music. Admission
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

FAig-Ladics, We are requested to ask all
tended for the Fair left at the residence Of
Mr.. John p. Cook before Tuesday. Also
those contributing provisions, to leave them
a; the Hall on Thursday morning. or leave
wore at the Office Of H. W. Bennett, and
they will be sent for.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
CIT y 1T 4 n u /.

UsR Lalemani's Specific for hheuma ;sin,
Gout and Neuralgia. I. eirsctually 'lest. oys
all poison in tie tlool. and performs . rad.
ic,l cur, Read Testimonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

BAPTIST CHuRcH.-The evening meetings
ct the Baptist church will DC continued du>
ring the week, commencing At G:3o Preach
ing at Z o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

MsxrcsN AF1Afas-
When Mesido shall fai into nels sam'r hsnds.
The Mexican Floral Gem,
Rxtrsct OF Sweet op,scns-
Snau Perfume the World
AirrsiJ ths hearItss of Pats and London are enc
ekanted with Siuiin's new perfurne
Extract of Sweet Onoropsx
z. T. SMITH 4 CO.. Manufactures OF Floral Per
fumsry. New York. Entered according 20 law.
90 20 fsu Bssf.--Cso 10 Bryant. Seroe
ton 4 Aesrin's Davenport Commercial Col
lsge, to get thorough practical business
education, or to become rood sound tele-
graph operator. For circulars address Zen
closing stamps) Bryant, Ssratton 4 Merrill,
Davenport, lows. dwly.
METcALrs's GRsAr RuEvsaric REsESY IS
truly the wonder Of the age Cases of
Rheumatism that have hsffled the skill OF
The first doctors Of this clty have been CON-
pletey cured by les do,e.. and it is as
infallible IS anything ureparca b. human
hanis can b.. Stevenson 4 carnaAan,
Agents, Davenport. lcwa.
HILLS HAIR DYE. so cents. black or
brown instent taneous, natural. durable, beau-
tifu, reliable, indeed the Nest In usc, has been
before the public oyer illecn wears, IA the
cheapest, containing AZ much 4s the usua!
dollar sizes. Depot No So iohn street,
New York City. hoi ~ al Druggists.
patent medicine, p.rtumery and fancy
goods stores every where. juncll-dly
$50 FAR FIRST THAT lr has NJ SrcoNp.
This remark applied o the imous Yacht
"Americs,' Is equally appropriate 70 John
G. Baker d Co.'S Pure medicinal Cod Iav-
er Oh"
1t is the ofcial specific OF tie profession
for all consu'nptive aud scroiulous maladics,
diabilitY, etc. JonS {. BAKER \ Co.
.ls Market street. Phila.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

CArAgrn.-Amon the many medicines
advertised to cure this disease, nore are so
efficacious as .Dr. Goodale's Ca,arrh Rem
edv" 600 enrei 4 rotices
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

CHRisrlAx CiArlox.-Although this
Association has 6een in successful operation
for over two months, there are still some in
our midst who persist in not rightly under>
Standing the position it assumes as one Of
the institutions Of the city What has been
said Of associations OF similar nature in 9TH
er places may with equal truth be said Of
this. What follows has,in part. been said
Of associations elsewhere and VIC repeat a
few of the ideas a. especially applicsbia--
The belief that it is strictly and exclusively
. religions organization, designed to forward
some particular doctrine or faith is very far
from ITS object. It is simply an organizs-
ton Of young men for the purposs Of sxsr-
cising geod moral and religious influence
eaee noch olhaf and Rho ha1a 4 vakchfnl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
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WANT r y.

CEyERAL- SOLICITORS FOR PlRST
. Class Fire lns Co. Men of sge end expee
ience preferred. None need apply without good
recotnne ndations LUTHER +. EADH.
mol Land Agent. over p. D. Dsvenpost. Iowa.
WINTER EMPIOYMENT.-$2OO PER MONTH,
w end Expeusea Paid. Male and Female Agents,
tn introduce a NEW AND CSEFtL INVENTION,
Of sbsolute utility In every household Agents pre-.
fcrfing % work on commission earn ffnm 80 b
$50 per day For fnll pastcu'asp encloee etamp end
scdrcse, w. q. WILSON & Co.,
dse.6 d3m Cleveland, Ohio.
OF M 10 es60 FER NONrH, and all kxpeuses
@lUV PAID. We wsut Agents. male and fe male,
everywhere. to whom We will p.y the above salary.
OF .vc large commipsoN. Business entirely neW.
permanent. and very desirable. For full particulars.
address with stamp, q. w. !AoksoS Coz.
dec9s-d2N II aO0th ~ Naltimuee Ma.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

FOw1e's Pile md Blumsr Care.
~ Warranted the only sure and perfect cure 70!
lies, LEPROSf. sCktFl La. SALT RltEl n. And
Sc All dealers will return the money IN every case
OF failure. Noc.-es oi sg,lnf. N Ple ar inmors ire
past years. Prepared by HENRY ID. Tow! .. ~
Prince St. boston. Sud everywhere. ott3i-deod
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

I.osDoN AND NEw Yosx STEAMSHIP L,yE
We would call attention to the advertise :
nncnt Of this irst-clnss steamship line, of
which liza N. Clifford. Esq, cashier of the
First National Bank, is appointed agent for
Davenport. The company have four steam
ers-ths Celia, William Penn, Atlanta, and
Bellooa, which leave Pier No. ) North
River. New York, respectively as follows !:
March %, l6ta. and April I'd and 10th, for
London, calling at Brest to land passengers.
Tickets are sold. and baggage checked
through to Paris full 25 per cent cheaper
than by other lines, and those of our cit
zens who propose visiting the International
Exhibition will do well to avail themselves
OF the superior ac -ommodatons both for
freight and passage. orthis well and favora.
by known line. Freight is also taken, and
bills Of landing given, 10 Havre, Antwerp
Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Dunkirk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

RtNAwAy AND ACCIDENT About :eight
O'Clock this morning, as MIR. Monroe and
Mrs. MONTGOMERY we're driving down Third
street in the icinty Of the Chair Factory,
the bolt holding the shafts came out and
the horse became unmanageable. Mrs.
Mont ,onery was thrown out, bruising her
face badly. She was taken into the G iii . Of
the lumber yard this side OF the factory.
AMI medical aid summoned. Mr.. Monroe
escaped unhurt. The horses came ON down
to Beaton's stable, and there slipped and
fell, and was caught
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
Hon. J. Scorr RIcHxAN, Jadge,

JonS GAlLaAN, Cierk,
A . correction Of our report on Saturday
We would state that the pela of WIN. Sailor,
charged with assault with intent 10 kill, in
which he plead gnilty to assault with intent
to commit great bodily injury, was accepted
and sentence deferred.
Charles Brayton, in case Of All unproroked
assault upon Mr.. Putnam, with intent to kill,
made the same plea as tho above, which was
accepted, and he was sentenced to pay fine
Of SO, and costs of prosecution.
TnE time was taken up to-day: with the
case Of Scott ". Preston, an action I, rscov.
or the value Of property involving about
$3.50. The jury retired ~ our reporter
left. The Viele insurance case was post
poned until to- morrow. This will be .
very interesting case and one that al insur-
ancs companies will be interested in.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
AGAIN IN BUSINESS.
"a . 90 . O. =,

Furniture Lsepaircr nnd DenIer.
Is AGAIN PREpARtD 10 EENovATE
l. OLD IN .itrre and a'iois'err, and buy and
exchange Fnrnitlrt.
His rev Shop snd Store Is CT as2 BRADY st.,
frat s,or- room alore Fif.a.
~ all orders psomptiy Iiiled decia -dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11
CITY NOTICES.
stencil work,

stencil Work.
Dumont cuts all kinds, from l.S inch 10
I inoh letters, plain and osnamsntal, at No.
- Main street
Ut. rExpLs, Gardener and Florist, cor.
eth and Main Sts.. fruit and ornamental
trees. ny26-1v
DA. FARsARD the well known Spanish
Ply stefan, will open his new Office opposite
the Davenport National Bank. on Brady
street, next door to DR.. Miner, the Dentist,
where he may bc consulted daily from Q
A. n. to P. n, on all chronic diseases.
a single Trial Of Mrs. Wine.
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children
teething, never yet failed TO relieve the baby,
and overcome the prejudicss Of the mother.
Il will relieve the poor little sufferer imme>
diately. Il not only frees the child from
pain, but regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, corrscts aseidsty and cures
dysentery and diarrhea. Gives rest and
health to the child and comforts the mother.
Thirty>five cents bottle.
The celebrated Madame Ristofi has Of
course been the recipient Of al sorts ofpres
ents since her arrival in America. She an
pears to have been particularly delighted
with the dozen bottles of "Boom Of YOUTH y
sent her by the manufacturer, Mr.. George
W. Laird, Of No. "a Fulton street, New
York. The lady has remarkably Inc
complexion, which Of course she 10 desirous
Of retaining. and there can be more effectual
way Of doing 30 than BY using this truly
wonderful and Delighted preparation. Can
b had ct oil druggists and fancy goods deal.
en-. feb 1O-deodAv.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

MUJAVIRO. This exquisite perfume
delights everybody. 1t possesses rare
sweetness and del,cacy, eyce!ng everything
We have used. For ssieby all The psinc.-
pal Druggists. Psttsjusg Comm.rcial.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-11

MgInonisr CnuRcn.-Ihe revival at the
Methodist chnrca seems 70 hr progressing
with renewed viso~. las. evsn.a.. twenty
five came forward to the altar. The meet.
,ngS will be continued dnriag the week.
Tue Indications are that a deeper interes. is
being lelt in religion than hes teen known
here ton the past ten yeas. Mr. kcndig
although weak in body. still continues to
wrestle with Jacobs faith, and IS being
the instrument by which many are brought
to know the Lord. The old veterans in
Zion came up to the help of the Lord against
the mighty. They are putting shoulde, to
shoulder, and the Good work is bound to go
OF.