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CwrxvAv, April -, 1851.
One wing of The Female Seminary u GisrdAsa. ohio,
waa deelreved hs ARE thu fnssnoov-
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A;-Fey Brewn Discelsrasicns. called MSth
pared By DR. PERRY - Bond street. Sold by ali druggiss
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

All who Have seen Believe that the Br0utt-
fu spring style Dents Hats jus introduced by UN
DEHiILl OF ca broadway aud l Fulton street. are f{
style and nnish 10 yet out Gents VIII ges
the most approved and latest style at our emporium
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NEW OELRASs, April 20. 1857
Another crsvasss The parish q Ascsnsion has caused
esuous inturv. II occurred In . nswlv baft lsvsA
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G A N A o A..
Deseruceive fire M paris

Destructive Fire nc Paris.
PARis c. W., April %, 1857.
hre this morning destroyed the clothing establish
ment Of 8. ). H. Graham, bakery, fancy store and
q reading room The loss OF MessrL Graham Is est
mated At S25OOO0.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

LESs RO0T and HERh SirfERs In every insiaSos,
~, nso True They d. good % evs one wnc sss
linmor. Impure Bad blood. General Debility sed ~
Bilous dissssss Sold by all drugxtsts
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a. $50 Bss.dw.y nay be had al Wsrks Se
Charts ofcharsctsr given daily By FOWLER wKLLA
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All who Desire TO Enjoy. for p Whole Day
the luxury thoroughly cleansed mouth should Dr.
A. JoHSsoSs Delicious American Tooth Power Sold br
all druggsts
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Sir Thomas Wilkinson.

In the London papers Of recent date The death 10
announced Of Lieutenant Colonel Sir Thomas Wilkinson
Of the Bengal army. The deceased a native Of Eng.
land and born in 1795 He received his education
at Appieby school, wesmoreand, and in 1911 became
cadet Of cavalry in the Bengal army. He greatly dis
nguished himself In the various engagements In India
and after passing through subaltern grades 1884,
promoted TO lieutenant coloneship. He present
with his regiment he Bengal cavalry at the battle Of
Nagpore In 1877 the battle Of Sonu in lss Al the cap
ture OF Chundah In isl and At the AFFAIR OF wurora in
the same year. In that year he In several affairs
with the Nagpore Horse and the capture OF the small
fort OF Complain. From 1919 to 1880 he In civil
poyment OF Nagpore and during the following nine
years was in civil and military employment on the south
west frontier. He retired In 1S44 and received the
honor Of knghthood in 1865.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

Bnidrr-s and Gray. Hair Prrycnsed ara
0RASDJEAs, No. llAstor place.
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N. Abel Francois vtIIo0mto.
The French papers announce the dsssh cf Abs
Francois vsmain the celebrated historian and s~sasos
Of France In his early youth he greatly distinguished
himself his talent and before he had attained NE Ags VI
twenty years was promoted profsssorshp of rhesne
Soon after be won the Academy prize for . soogy %
Montaigns, ana Afterwards won similar pviss for m
essay on criticism Upon the second rsssssssaoa of
the Borrbons hs VS. msae Professor H Els-
quencs the Faculty Of Letters and Master of Re-
quests TO he Council Of State In 1877 he retired froa
0fbce being opposed 70 the government and reusned
in private life until 1880 when he was elected .
Deputy In 1881, no was made . peer Of France, and
After the coup ddaf OF 1852 he retired again 10 pn-
vacy, but Notwithstanding their difference IN political
opinions. the Emperor appointed htm . member Of the
Senate He soldon, however, took part la the debates
but devoted his time almost wholly 10 literature.
vemain was seventy.dve years OF Ags a. the time u
his death.
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

srAxrrs AT Bay Ridge, on Friday, April "a aud
denly, DrDLxs CsAIsosSs. youngest sou Of 70 bsrt
Stampsr, Ia tho sth year of his age.
Nostce OF funeral hereafter.
TN oar Dsah u NssR r
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A.-sprIns styles Of Gccgst,s Dyc.s, Hate Int. nc
popular prices. BURKE, iB Fulion street.
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Alleys school She~~.-f.orsn Brooke q
Sons az broadway Howard streetfrom the cheap
eat TO lhe best quality.
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fhs pssfornsncs sf The Bcnenisn Gln by The nich.
inss epss ssssps lass night - TIE Brooklyn Academy of
hasse. ss semp'css sacosa rhs favorable reception
given 70 the csdinx als end No large and fAshon-
shas audience ps~sss vsss suzcisat evidence sAas
properly psss~sssd Ensssh opers would b - sacces.xl
m the cisy 81 chuch~ ~ 10 Gotham ne csss YES NE
nne - vhen The opsra wss played 81 the Olympic
eoncer for The besent ~ The Masonic Hall and
Asylum fand teck pass - stenvsy Hall lest nsht and
vss vey ssccsssfaL Mn. nsrs Ahecss, so
fhouan. hnutons; Morgnn ssA Csuinsid, Ne vsll
known csSsnnts, sxuAsssd IN The concert ne vocal
part OF the programms waa Win exception ballad
uslc alone and very sccspsably wondered The organ
ssiscsoss usss particularly nsw but nsvsuhelssa
very sncsptab1a The astsadauce was about the
appsccixstve and ssthusiaetic
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All the Highest Premiums.-1S06. ElllptI0
isocksttch Sewing Machines manufactured by WHfELkk
A WILSON Company Sold only by Elliptic Sewing Ma
chine Company, 5s3 Broadway
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A.-Address kaldeubers 4 Son if y0u wt.h
ahne Meerschaum. Repairing. boiling &c. Z and John
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

Manager Hooeys opevs Houss. vhsrs ths lovers Of
EshopAs dsiinsasioas always Of getting their
nonsys worth a fun, w2S usual. crowded 70 rspls
uos iaa evening The performance wss givcs fos ths
benefit OF the gdows and orphans OF the rookiyn Fre
Department fhers has been change In the COM
pany, which 10 one OF the best In the country Cool
white, Mullean. Archy Hughes, HsrnAndex and Dare
Reed continue 10 delight the Brookiyniss with their
comicalitiex
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Bsrtiets'. Reversible sewing Mrchiscs.-A
salesrooms 80 broadway, corner Of Prince street, NJ T.
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sI... ss;r:wysy IT, .
COD "a FsrI roo.
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Bascheisr's Hair Dy~.--The Best tn the
tho only perfect Dye harmless rclAbe nstAntAna
Factory 81 Barclay street.
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"a ~ .s:.s ss,. s7sy1sss: X. 80, ~. !:.s 1 I:
A'''' IzSics AZ @ 'sS 'cS ss.s as: sss ~ saG
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while w:,.,ss % s..r s:s Z. g -. G .ss.s.,ss. ~.
ssr " Il once gAtsEs k,..ls~ssrs
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fIS fskSxM .ssosry ..sr ~ rHy crv
~ sssi 5sIS. sss ~ Bov-ry
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...s ss sss...: ga: :.s .:. L. s; .ss
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

Brnusifui HAIL. Chevatierss lllc f9r th4
uAIR hair 10 its original color an
youthful beauty mpsrs life and strength 70 the weskes
unparaeed hair drc--,ne Sold BY al druExiss. snA
fa@kionsbie and Once In bsoa6Wnys
M. SARAH A. ChEvALikk, - v
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msss Hs's-rs''YiTfs'es !, 81 YiTfss'e s;sS:.fs IY'ytssss
kkAkDr v.el n.scy. New Vera ag~nAz. Dem>s
The New York herald., 1867-04-27

Ladies' are Invited tes n m eSe ssIAahs
Hat Al 1ENfNs. No sls prn~iu rs p.,rns~1 az
tele. equal fhhrie In
dnlinay and beauty ants ArtAs uf
kiId yst inssnteds and shsolatsly leather proof.
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and rrnrs 1lLA@1 Co. Ckn2l
A. July A. UnAun square.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The London Money Market.
LONDON April 26-Noon.
Consos open steady at 91 for money.
AMERICAN sRCURITIEs
The following are the opening quotations.
Unueo states nve-twenues s.................... 09
Erie Railway shares =. 36X
The bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
f5o.0O0 sterling.
LONDON, April 26-2P.M.
American securities are buoyant.
Fivetwcnty bonds have advanced u, and Erie shares
x, and Illinois Central TX per cent
LONDON, April 26-Evcning.
Consos closed firm at 81 for money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
All advanced during the day, and closed At the follow.
ing rates.
United States fve-twenties COX
Illinois Central shares.
N
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whrh r,sSl as.sr,ss - s.s..s segsssses ~ seS.
Troches received fstl~rns commsn1aoa fron tAe
elaborated ci~rmsn lawyers sr pnhns 80 ksrs wks
sYeak perspna These su1o fne from
Ashmsuc ard broschs dssssss cousksAnk o. IA should
isy the froohesl
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Ts MAR, o Nc, = y.ryy,

Sas~.sr. Stlt Trmrs ear @awss" fs ~Ns.
s.~~rs en Ira wineApwt fes h~vn& h~s ~ tHfs - -
sxsry Ole grpirs golseknf <na tr~iaaf $50 -
po~ r.s prssisrly ynss prsis-ss. y =. - ssss
~ saviour 70 The Infant rxrt txm&1 49, -
Isss r. III &c = dssaftsrSo ssa srnrr
avns the ~ smiis Al ~,mrts F~sns 80 lA< w~ss~
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Esy ss: E.s MI 20 a.. j: ::3 .ss
druxxsla
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Ds: vs. E5sS:sssys,s y A,Sssssssc:.Sy = s rsIesess.
rhrcs Hear Lanss Liver wsskness q AsI ssrvoss sgs
wonderful apparatus acknowieasrd ~ the hrhess
metic. authority Ofce x5I nth rner vsntv.
esshth
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,c'sss'.s.-sso sosl AP Wa. ~sfrFssS s.s s... ~
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.

1E DiI1E - hereby given thai tie suhsc'I
sG Der has obrnlned from rhe Orphans Cour
s. =. N@ry's county, 10 Mary land. etterS o
atntnist tIonon the personal estate OF Cieorg
" llcbh .ate of SAID county, deceased. Al
,-rs'n@ having cams against the~sad &c
Fused are hereby warned TO EXHIBIT the sam
with the proper vouches me. eut, TO the SUB
.ctlrer on or before the 25th day ofSept., 1867
)the WISE tuev may be excluded by law from
Ill D. nct; ut nc sald estate. Gwen under my
"a, t..s IA Ii Gay Of March 1867.
JAM E.5 + He card,
Administrator.
March IA, l7C- -&x.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18

q ATericE s hsrs5y gwen that the Subscribers
~ hast ohtaned from lAe Orphans Court .:
Saint Mary z county, IN Maryla .etle, 8
testamertry on the personai estais of Jno A
Garasr, iate OF SAID county, deceased. Al
persons having claims ga!nstthe said deceased
are hereby warmed 10 e1bIGi. The same vith t;is
proper ouci-tS ;hefeot, To ths subscribers on Or
before lie Jay of Oc.ber, 1857. otherwlss
;hey may oe excluded by lazy from al hensi Of
the .ua estate GIseR under our nauu. thls
2ts,, DAY OF A-arh, lob7.
MARTHA r GARNER,
CHARL1S DENT.
ExecQtOFS.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
NOT!CETO CREDITORS.

STrTl,;IEr hereby given thar the subscribe:
= has ob,4nei from The Orphans Coutt OF -
Nnry's County, Maryland, ietr-rs tcst,mcn-
ry on The nersonal estate Of Ann > Miihurn.
late of St Eary's county, deceased All Ter
sons having Claims against lhe Snid deceasc-. are
hereby warned ~ exhibit the same With
Drop~- vouchers he reuf. 70 thA Subscriber. on
or netare the 8 ID Of Ogto''cr, 1861, otherwise
hey may be excluded by law from ali beneni
of lie SAID e.,a:e. Givcn nntirr my han" tins
Psi 'ns Of March, 1857.
JASC BEAN,
Executor.
March 81, 1867 4~
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
Professional Notice.

-EHIF- rade s.sr"A, Attorneys NJ Law nna
L Solicitors ~ ChancerY, have, this 3rd day
= 'H'y, lSG6, formed ';opartnershin IN tho
';oc,'re Of her 0rolesstnD, under the mans
nd style Of Combs \ Down.. They will prae-
,re IN the County o. SAINT HNry's AID the ad-
'1nlnL Counties, and il he Conrt or Anpea,s
Especial attention viii he naid Ia the colcctica
.IaH"s a-a!ast individuals, he State, OF The
iova .nnl,,t
References -iven, when REQ lucd Addre-.
'".G3e X Downs, f.rouNrllown, p. o., ST
Nary's Coua;y, II rv'aud.
RrBERr G.. CONES,
jas. 5 DOAVAS
july :, 1866 -Iy
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-04-18
.vOTICE TO CREDITORS.

.VV 7T 4 I
NTOTlCFis hereby given that the suh1"ri-
~ b.,s have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of 81 N4ry's county, III Mary:and. e'-
rer. teS:aner..ry on tne personal estate 81
ro~epn y l,ss late of said county. Gece;:'s' .
All persons having claims against the se'd de
essea, ;,rc herebv warned 10 exhibit the same
W!Lh t!r nruTtf Snucnrr@ thereof, :" ne S':' ''N'r
bers, on ~ before !nt 3rI day oc'o a, iAb'
1theru ,se tnsv NAV be excluded Is Law iros: =
benefit OF The ssud estate owen under oui
ha.Ls ;hs 2lst day o. March. te57
JAMS SiNNS,
JOHN :, SINNS,
Executors.
Mach 81, 1867 --4J.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED BY
BHI.MRolp's EXTRACT BucHU. fcb3 d&wly


:. What Every One Wants.
good, reliable medicine that will be on hand
when required and never fails when called on. That
is now be obtained in DR. Tobias Celebrated We
netian I-inment. Many thousands call il the Won
der of the Age il does all that Is represented and
more. II Darrhoa. Dysentery, Collie, Spssnns,
Vomiting, Group pnd Sea-sickness as surely as II Is
used. and is perfectly Innocent to take internally.
in double the quantity named in the directions;
and nn external remedy for Chronic Rheumatism,
Clts Bruises. Old Sores. Mumps, Toothachc. Head.
ache. Sore Throat, Sprains, Insect Stings, Pains in
the Back Chest and Limbs, thousands have testified
to, and their certificates can be seen by any one at
the Doctors Depot. 50 Cortandt Street. New York
Hundreds Of physicians use II in their practice. Ii
has been introduced since ls4s. and hundreds who
have II In their houses, sry they would not be
-ithout 1t even n ii tlo per bottle Every drop
Is mixed BY DR. Tobias himself, and can be depended
on Only 50 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by all
druegi,ts throughout tn. United States and In Eu
Iope Dep u, 30 Cortlandt Street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

Advices from the hop growing sections Of
the country, according 70 the circular Of Mr..
Emmett Wells, of Nsw York. are. generally
speaking. moro favorable. Throughout the
State Of Michigan, the growth Of this vine
% said to be very uniform and even, and
now looking Is well in every respect Is II
did in the corresponding season Of last year.
In Wisconsin the vine is also looking well.
ard it is believed that by the increase Ct
acreage the yield will more than double
that of last year. Throughout the Connect
cut valley and Vermont the viLc is yet con-
sderably retarded by tbs wet sol and cold
nights. The same may be card Of Franklin
county, y. y. Advices ffom Madison and
Oneida, though somew nat conflicting, ra.h-
er favor the opinion that the yield will be
good ons, 80 lar ss ,nsy be judged by pres
ent appearances. Ia the Mohawk valley.
Otsego and Sehoharie. new yards are look
ing well, though the vine Is not 90 far ads
vanced as in some other sections. LOnden
advices. just received per steamer Persia.
fully confirm the news received by cable
last week. They fly 10 on the incres Sc
throughout the English hop plantations,
and an advance Of l20l5s per cwt Is nos
tieed in the London market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

Special. NOTICES.

srINI-IANTs INDISPENSABLE AS ME-


The most distinguishen physicians In the United
States have recently been placed on the witness
stand. and have, with voice. declared that pure
stimuants valuable medicinal agents. This de-
cision of the faculty refers especially 10 medicated
st2mulans OF which the puresf and the best at pres
ent known Il HOsTETTERs STOMACH BlTTERS
lts basis il the alcoholic principle OF the finest rye
grown in the United Ststes and it, herbal iDgred-
ents comprise the extracts Of large number Of psnts
barks and roots produced IN various parte Of the
world, and all noted In the countries 90 which they
are Indigenous for their powerful sanative properties
As invgurant and tonic the value Of the Bliiefs
scarcely be- ovcrrafed Hence its extraordinary
effect 10 fever and aguc and intermtsents and remit
tents 81 every type. lite anti bilious proper les
marvellous. Pereons % biioue habit, BY taking
small quantity once or twice day. may completely
change their constitutional tendency TO liver disease
and escape all the unpleasant consequences which
rrise either from the undue sensitive the uu
natural torpiditv of the hillary organ Chronic
stpaon l. eradicated thoroughly and In avery
space Of time by small doses 81 this wholes req
uiator. taken night AM morning. and Tor all the
disorders whi.h are superindnced by calculations
from decomposing vegetable and animal matter iu
the streets Of cities or the miasma OF swampy dis
tsics II Is, when taken protective and prev cnt,
medicine. tie most reliable of all safeguards
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

A SEARCHING investigation has brought to
light defaulter in the person Of Rev. @. c.
Hutchinson, late Indian agent of the Otta>
was, in Kansas. Hutchinson is deficient to
an amount exceeding thirty thousand dollars
for moneys received from the trust lands. A
portion Of this money has found its way
into the Ottawa University, Of which Rev.
s. ka.loch, Of East Cambridge notorety,
is President. a delegation Of Ottawas are
here, claiming their rights from the Cows
eminent. The ultimate loss to the Indian
dian Department will not be great, as tho
University will be required to refund the
money realized from this source, and the
sure,es of the reverend agent will be res
CURED to make up tho remainder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

A INV PHASE or PaoTRcrIoS.-lt 10 ODE
vious enough that with the decrease in pri>
ces OF all kinds OF food corresponding
diminution in the wages OF labor is inevita
bic. The lsborcrs, however. insist upon
tho same. and even higher wages. Manu>
fsc,urers in Pennsylvania and elsewhere ere
importing cheap foreign labor. aud have
agents abroad 10 send out substitutes for
disconnected operatives in this country.
whereupon operatives at Pittsburgh aud
other places propose to apply for laws to
protect labor against foreign competition. -
This is "a Roland for an Oliver. The man
ufacturers cannot complain If the opera ives
use their own arguments in favor OF special
legislation for labor o. well - Tor capital
There is no consistency in believing in
stringent protection for products and free
trade IN labor. IL protection is necessary
for the manufacturers it is due to the oper.
tlves
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

-. L.so," the Nashville cosrssponieat Of
the Cincinnati ComUssrciol. says s:Jude.
Jug rom the general surroundings, . var
=. '.0ss 10 ms State, Of greater o. Ices pro-
may ecund Sensational. but To tho. -
note the sad passions revived and s,..as
dered by the present political s,r;fe sna
carefully watch the bitter antsson,s,n I h.s
tween the two races. each day becoming
more intense, and everywhere cropping, the
clash, when It doss come will nos be con-
sidersd % surprising. The conduct Of the
oegross 1t Franklin, immediately preceding
the riot. reflect pretty clearly how msjor.
ity feel Ill over ths State. induced in the
main by the persistent teachings Of class
oil white politicians, aud the legitimate
workings Of secret, oath bound leagues.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

II is reported that TIE rice crop o: South
Carolina will be . failure. A Chaslsstou
paper says the reports from various dig
tricts "arc very gloomy. The rivers have
risen to = great height in consequence Of
;he recent rains. The local rains we're sui.
ticient TO do considerable damage in swell,
ing them, and We understand they have
been steadily rising from the immense fall
OF water in the up>country. The rice crop
Of the up>river planters is completely drown
ell out, and the greatest gloom and despon>
dency prevails"
Next TO cotton, rice has been the great
Southern staple, and the limited area and
peculiar conditions requisite for its cultiva-
ton render its failure pecu,,arly unfortunate
There is larger importation Of rice from
the East Indies, but the quality is inferior
TO the Carolina. Its grams are smaller,
aud it is prepared in much less clearly
and careful manner for market.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

The continual recurrence Of accidentet
more OF less severe. in and around the grea,
railway centres, renders the facility for
procuring prompt and skillful med zeal ats
t. odsnce . grievous necessity. Many cases
hsvs terminated fatally which, BY timely ap.
plicsticn of proper remedies, mishs have
been saved, and the amount Of suffering in
all instances OF railway casualty could be
materially lesssned by speedy surgical a..
sistancs.
II il with this view that the railway
companies OF Pittsburg have, with an en-
Igh,encd charity which We earnestly com
mend TO all similar corporations in our
great cities, determined 10 appoint and are
actually selecting. physicians and surgeons
whose duty il will be 70 attend promptly to
every caae Of injury on the railways in and
near the city.
These gentlemen will be chosen for skill
and experience from among those Of Their
profession residing IN the immediate vicini-
", and will be paid regularly BY the rec
spective companies.
This is not new idea. but the present
instance ID its fret application, SO far - we
know, In this coustry. tits worthy Of
imitation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

In which time over 600 boxes have been used)
6R plaeed Il beyond the pale Of experment II has
become necessity in every family for instant uee,
hD only for diseased eyes, acute or chrnic, but for
al cutaneOus inhammatone. burns. chillblains cry
IniAnis Sores chafe and scabs, chspt hands, chapt
lire and all kindred Ills; relieving pains. ard hean9
= Il BY magic. Being applied rxrss.AiIr, u has
never 6eeu SHOWN in single case, 70 tnjure. ~ the
nee OF the COUGHING needle Bssoury or probe or Of
burning caustice cnrrnding lotions and Eye-watess,
reoueutly does rraparable iary to the eye, by cor
rOpg and forever destroying the delicate tissues that
constitute or envelope that sensitive orgsn.
For sale at Wholesale and retail - psOpsiet0re low
est cash prices. STEVENSON CARNAHAN. !.
lava. dec31-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

THAT the lawyers expect to do an im>
mense business under the Bankrupt law is
evident from the large orders which are
given to the law printers for blanks. One
house IN New York has kept fous steam
presses running night and day to fill orders,
aud il is stated that over 100000 forms
have been printed Of these, 10000 went
to Newburgh, on the Hudson 10000 10
Chicago 10000 to Utica and 10000 to Al
banv,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19
General Massacre

a General Massacre
OF the brcs OF the head the whsker- the mouetache
or the beard. can be easily accomplished by the ap
pestion Of the seorchinv hair Dyes and when every
hair Is KILLED DEAD.
the parties deceived by these postrums will regret
too late, that they did not the wonderful and en-
tiaely poisonless preparation which, in FIVE MIN
uTES, produces blacA or brown which 10 not sur
psssed by natures own hue. Be wise In time. The
only safe and sure article IL
CRlsTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured BY J. CRiSTADORO. Aston fIouse,
N. Y. Sold By all Druggists. Applied by all Hair
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19
A CARD TO INvALrps.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America -
a missionary, discovered cafe and eimpie remedy
for the Cure OF Nervous Weakness. Early Decay, Dis
eases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train Of disorders brought by banefui and
vicioue habits Great numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by . desire TO benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate. will send the recipe
iof preparing and using this nedicioe. In . sealed
envelope TO any one who needle y, Free Of Charge.
: Addrees. JOSEPH r. IMAM
Station ID, Bibe House,
maV dkw1y New York CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-19

Van Buren, County has 10, POI people now
against 1859 in 1865. The uumber Of
dwelling houses has increased in the same
time from 2.Si5 70 2.7s0. Farming ton has
7l2 population. Keoeanqus 6ss, Birming.
ham SO. and Bentsnsport SIC.