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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
CANADA.

MosrnrAI, Aug 30.-A picnic advsrtis
ed to he held Tuesday, for the benefit OF
whelan and other prisoners At Ottawa, a
proclamation was posted last night. calling
on oil loyal citizens to muster on Tuesday
to prevent this Fenian display.
b. Dcvlep, = leading lrishman OF this
city. hitherto supposed to be Fcnian sym
pathzer. has written . letter denouncing
the picnic. The affair makes an intense
sxcitemsnt, aad a riot 10 feared. The au
tboritiss will put down tho picnic, and. Il
possible, suppress any lsyalists dsmonstra
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRAsoIsco. Au-. 29.-The steamer
Pacific has arrived at ) ictoria from Sitka.
Gen. Hallecx and staff and number OF dis
charged officers and soldiers were passen-
gers.
Considerable sickness Is reported among
the Ru, 7isn children At Sitka.
The sloop Black Diamond while on .
trading voyage beyond Fort kur.n was
boarded by Indians. and everything Of vaiue
Valuable coal discoveries have been made
near Lake GiamauA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

CHICAGO, Aug. 29.-rbe Tanners organ
izat on Of this city under command Of Gen
Solomon. serenaded Gen. Grant this even
ing at the residence Of his brother on Wa.
bash Avenue. Music vas furnished hv r..
Great Western L'sat Guard Rand. Gen
Grant on being called out raid
Il feel highly complimented By this TORI
out. and thank you heartily Tor ~
Addresses were made ON the occ.s;or \.
Con9,e ssmen Judd and J. Y. scamman
where Il 10 expected he will remain for ,
month to come.
Larkin q. Mead, the Vermont sculptor
ba' arrived here ir,m Flore nee, brinpicr ,
oesign tor the lincoln Monument at Sprins
field. f''"e
Gen. Lorenzo Thomas, Adj Genera, of m.
.nMed aies Army, is here. He i on I
Tu. OF inspection 10 the cemeteries Of IN,
,., u.eo states, and visits all points vhsr.
. -.y posts We're established during m,
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~ ,ss - s.ssriss Or have suffered fFes :
voluntary discharges. chat eject does i'hpro-
uss spsa:yosr general hsalths DO ysu isei
sseh. dsbiitstsd. easily tireds Does . little
sssrs sssrtisn pr oducs palpitation Of the hearty
poss ysuv liver &c urinary organs. - yoar kid
,eve srsecsotiv get out Of ordsrs 10 your urine
ssnssimss ,h,ci milky. or eocky. or is II rop, On
ssssi,nes Or does . thick scum rise 70 the top
Or II . sedimsnt at the bolton after II hss stood
svhilei Do you have speIis Of short breathing
or dyspspaiss Are your bowels eoastipsted
Do you have spells Of fsinsias Or PUSHES Of blood
s,hs hsads 10 your memory impaired lsyous
MAD eonsssotly dwelling upon the subjscs' d
yea iss, dull. lst'sss. meping. tired Of COMPANY.
Of hfss DO you wish 70 - left alone, 10 get
a~ay from everybody Does any little thing
make you start Or jumps 10 vsur slssp broker
Or rsstisssi 10 the lustrs Of your eye - bril-
isnts The bloom on your check - bright d.
yss csjsy vsursslf 10 society - wells Do yo'
pursus your business with the Same energy
- yea feel - much cop6dencs 10 yourself
Are your spiriss dull aud tagging. given 10 H.
81 oslaneholyf lfso. do net lay II TO your live
~ dyspspsiA- Have yeu restlsss nightss You
ssel wssi. ysur kasss weak. and have but litt
spp.tiss. ssd YOU. stributs this 10 dyspspsis o
esoplsass.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

ne~. :orssdsr. 'lsslf absss. Dvsssrssls diseases
badly cured. and sexsai excesses are oil capable
efpredssias . wsaknsss Of the generativs or.
gsas. The osgsas Of generation, when In per-
test health. make the man. Did yen ever think
shss these bold. defiant. energetic, psrssvsring,
sucesssful business men, are always those whose
Gessrssivs craans ere in perfect heAlths You
never hear such men comp ain Of being mslan.
eAely. 81 nervousness. OF palptatiea Of the heart
They are never afraid they cannot succeed in
business; they don't become sad and discour
aged they are always polite aud pleasant In The
company Of ladies. and look You and them RICH,
10 the face. mono Of vorr do~ncast looks Or nv
sshsr meanness about them. | 90 aos mean
shoss Who keep the organs naamed BY by run.
nias 10 excess. These Gill not emily ruin thu,
eassisitutisu. but also ::thoss they do business
eth o. for.
How many men, from badly cured diseases
rem the sdects ofsolf abuse and excuses, have
brought about that ssateef veal aess 10 those or
eass that hes reduced the general system 40
much - TO isducs almost every other disease
idieey. iupscy. paralysis. spinal affections, SUI.
eide. and almcst every ether form OF disease
which humsa,ts il heir 70. and the real cause Of
he trouble scarcely lever suspected. aud have
octersd Ter oil but the right ose.
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60 ~ NJ. and from . p. N. - r.
N.
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MICHIGAN.

onIsoir. Aug. 3o.-A, Rells River. y
small citation ON the Great Western Hs,,,,,..,
"a "a, Sanads, the saw aud girls, mill of y Ven
S,s r, ~es burned last night. MI. Van Odsn
a. g., we ena nenhew were consumeJ In sh..
AM roh, - - supposed they we're murdered
me mil, 49, AZ. me mil then fred. Willis
vsc,.s," w. burning another mill in IN.
vsclnlv. Owned bv . Detroit o,m' -. ~, ~
onsss III 80 soeaiiy desssuyed. toeviher ~
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NEW YQRk.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-ln the fepian
Convention yesterday John Savage resigned
his position % chief executive, but the con.
venton refused to accept il. A report WAS
made showing that a proposition had b. n
made that Gen. O'Nsill and the Fenian
Senate cooperate with the convention in
effecting union Of the two branches OF
the Brotherhood, and that Gen. O'Neills
absence from it prevented any defni'> &C
ton. A resolution was adopted that the
convention communicate directly with Gen.
O'Neill by telegraph and state that at noon
to-day the convention look for bis presence
or fioal answer as to his willingness TO con
fer on the subject Of union. The military
convention held session, but their delioer'
| atoms were not made public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
ONO.

CincsRSArr. Aug 3l.-Two mee, Robert
Alien end Matthew Riley, engaged In tear.
ing down . structure known % the Boal
street Terrace. on Saturday, we're instantly
killed BY the building falling upon them-
No further ravsges Of the cattle plague
have been reported, and It 10 hoped every
trace Of the disease will soon 10 sfsdicated
The Hamilton county fair begins To-
morrow ct the fair grounds near Carthage.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

From the Davenport Gazette Of Aug. 8. -.
An apprentice At the Gazstts Office hav-
ing suffered much from deafness aud run
ming from the ears, caused by catarrh. ap-
piled to DR.. Lighthill for advice. After
careful examination the Doctor declared
an early cure possible, and learning that
the patient was poor, he gratuiiously ap-
piled the nscessary remedies and the boy
Is now entirely well. This generosity is
the more praisworthy from the fact that
Dr. L. is not a citizen Of Davenport and
has no particular interest in our city nor
did he suppose his libsrality would thus
be made public.
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Chicago Market.


BY Telegraph. Aug. 81.
Flour-Steady end in fair demand. Prices
unchanged Receipts 10. l65 bu; shipments 1853
Wheat--Lo~sr No at II; No at 81 a
6lI% Receipts 10 sos bu; shipments IS, 351 bu
Corn-Duil aud lower No at aeQa9H No
2 At ss@9sia Receipts 200, 9es bus; shipments
| 25l, Sal bus
Oa,s-Quiet and weak at 5IH@5ls4 Receipts
| l73 ss3 bus: shipments 1853, 696 blu
| Rve-Quiet and No saleabls at 9, Receipts
| q, ss5 bu; shipments 80, s23 bu
| Barley Tame at ! dial 52fo No2 Receipts
| 10 $50 bu shipments 5.5ls bu
| Provisions --Qu,et and firm
| pork-29 80.
| Lard-lsk@lsI
| Shouiders-lls<
Whisky. Nominal a ss0tso in bond
| Freigh,s-Active and firm corn &c; oats SC,
| and wheat l0cto Buffalo.
Weather cold and rainy very hard rain last
| night.
Chicago Live Stock Market.
Bv Telegraph August 81.
Receipts-Cattle, u cars; hogs. Gears.
Ca,tic-Entrs. s.t5ne.s71; fair TO good,
| 6.l2i5 siockers. 2. 25Gt4 31t
Hogs Extra 10. 91i6 9!o.62is; good to choice
s.s7k@lo.9S.
SWEEPSTAKES, 45ca475; good, 4.oo@i.25.
~. Louis Market.
| Nv Telegraph August 81.
| Provisions nchanged.
Flour-vsrv dull. With only retail business.
Wheat-Du ut previous quotation.
Corn--Cnchang.a at e?@ss.
Oa's--Lcwer NJ boQss.
Rye-l.130l Is.
Barley -Rspges at l75@2 90 for spring.
Pork-Nothing doing
bacon Unchanged at l3i.@ls}s shoulders
T4@F1.
Milwaukee Market.
Bv Telegraph. AuRusts1
Four-Quiet and STEADY.
Wheat-Quiet. MOL. ira; No2, l6l.
Corn-Nominally unchanged.
Oats-Uncbangsd.
Liverpool Market.
BY Telegraph Aug. 81.
Elour-2as.
Wheat-Red l2s; white l2s lOd.
Coru-S5s I'd.
Pork e2s Cd.
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OaveDp0ra N1arkos Report.
Ovvlcs % ras DAvsxpoas DssecRAr.
August. 81 II. 1855.
flosa-Wholssals, $500: retail, $3.50.
WusAs-New Ne. I. 9l.5s IS. No. 2. 81. 50.
UAaLsv-buyers discriminating clossly h.
tween Ns's and = but prices remain snchaN
cd At ol.00AeItS
OAss-New, lG@4S Old. zoe.
RYs-Nsw sl.2o
OoaH-sec
ONIONS -e0A70.
PesAYoss- oo0fel.eo
BUsssa-33ec5c. per Z.
Eoss-lSe.
GRssn APPrRs-4l.-5 per bushel.
hAY-Good Timothy tl2.sSHel4.ec.p er1tes
Prairie tl0. e0Q9ll % per ton. Slough, 81 10.
AuraR.crrs At yard $500 per ton.
Woop-tS 90. per Cord
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, NEE, Aug. 29-The news he's
been received here that another twenty
mile section If the Union Pacific Railway
has been completed. Trains are now run
ming to a point $50 miles west of this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
PENNSYLVANIA.

PaiLApsLrniA. Aug. 3l.-A gas meter in
the basement Of the United States Mint
exploded this morning, blowing out the
windows on tho door shove. Two men
we're seriously injured. The nrs vas put
cut without serious damage to the building.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
MISSOURI.

ST Louis. Aug. 3O.-The steamer J. X.
Robinson exploded her boiler yesterday At
teraoou, near Jersey Landing. Illinois. ON
the Mississippi river. The engineer and
fireman were badly scalded. the latter. 1t 10
thought, fatally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
NHEEFaEa.D
Scientific School Of Yale College

NEW HAN EN. YUM.
r1>THlS DEPARTMENT OF YALE COL
i lege is designed FOR the professional train.
ing Of engineers civil. mining and mcchanicsn
chemists, metallurgists, agriculturists. etc.
and also for the education of Young men in
ply sicsl mathematical and natural science. and
the modem languages. preparatory 10 other
pursuits in life. The annual Report for 1868,
containing full information will be sent on ap-
plicatiOn to Prof. ID. Z. Gilman Sec'Y alhdlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
ST. ANCElA'S ACADEMY.

.'sOs 80 49, .GtUs
WITH THE BUILDING AMPLY ENLARGED.
~ gfeunds extensive and highly improved, aud
thorongh system ~ teaching. the above insttution
this yesr, r,pews lis claim on public patronage
The discipline Is Md but elective an terms r.a
sonabie. via Sitv per annum. For all particulars
address Nother superior, as Above. anci-di
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

For the benefit Of those 81 ilarly Affected, I
would hereby state that for years have suf
fered from disesss ofths throat. which dsasd
the skill Of some Of tse best medical men. until
! applied to DR.. LShthill, who, BY means Of
his superior examination Of the remote parts Of
that organ. at once discovered the difficulty and
promptly removed the same.
most cordially recommend the Doctor 70
the public - . man Of science in whose judge
mont reliance may BE- placed.
J. 3. SMITH.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
WASHINGTON.

wAsnixcroN. Aug. sl.-Ths annual
achutzenfsst WAS inaugarated here to-day
bv . procession Of German citizens.
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CLARK SEMINARY,

MARK SEMINARY. IN BUILDINGS, FAC
~ ulty Patronage. and oil facilities for Pre-
raratorv. Scisnt,6c, Classical, anu CONNER c ial
studies. the leading Seminary in the Northwest
Teachers. fifteen. Pupils lasi wear. over SO.
Eleventh year opens Aug. 81. For Catalogue
address REV q W. QUEREAu. y. d,
nugl5- deod2w- Sw2w Aurora. i'll
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31
DENMARK ACADEMY
LIE COUNTY IOWA

THIS INSTITUTION OFFERS SUPERIOR An
vantsgrs for the education oi youth Of roth srxe.
with boardii in private families-is easily aect a..
bic. terms moderate The next year opens Sent "a
Normal Glass formed Oct o. free TO me nbers sf The
Academy For particulars ana eircular.. sena ia
aug29 d2w ID L. EDISON prinrIpal
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AL.MIRA COLIECE.

lareenvllle. Dond County. l1ls..
4 FlRsT.CLAss SEMINARY ron YOUNG LA
= dies In one Of ths most beautiful and hcalthf u
locationo In he West. viii open the 9th Of Sep
tsnber next. Address Rev.. d. WHITE
Principal.
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NEWCOM B HOUSE.
uATE In CLAIRE HOrsRA

NEWC0M = HOUSE.
(LATE LII CLAIRE HOUSH)
Davenport. .................. .Aowa
THIS HOTEL SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF
tns business portion Of this city. and but one
block from tho Ferry and Steam boat Landing, will
be open for the reception Of guests U
Wednesday, April 18th, 1888.
II has recently undergone thorough repairs and
tensive additions among which 10 dining hall 4ex
70 feet, an Office 94xle. Large pleasant Parlors.
Sample rooms for Agents, and ample accemmOda-
tons for over 200 guests. Il being furnished com
plets with new modern styled Furniture. and Steam
Cooking kanges, the Proprietors feel warranted In
offering to Families. Tourists and the travelling pub
iic An attractive desirable stopping place. 81 the
jest in the West.
PENNIMAN. sIGLRY CO.,
apri3d&wtf Proprietor
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College Of tho Christian Brothers

- 1sO0uOs.-..... ........ -. MOe
THE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION Is TO
AFFORD sIudents the mesns Of acquiring thorough
collegiate education. whilst the Commercial Depart.
newt o6.rs rare advantages to young men dcsirous
OF entering on mercantile pureuits. The next ees-
sion will commence on the last Monday In August.
Applicants for admiesion will do well to he In time.
For particulars. address
aug6-dam BW EDWARD, President
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Letter from lsosiav0s Nchnltger
Esq, SHERIFF. Scott Co. lowa.
DAvssroRf, July 20.
Having been affected with partial deafness
and d .schargs from the ear. and having been
cured BY Dr. Lighthill, l take great pleasure
a. medical gentleman in whom the highest
confidence can be placed.
GUSTAvU3 aCHNITGER,
Sheriff Of Scott County, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

~. HOYT,
N y SIC = r q II I: .
Wholesale 3 Retail Dealer In
Chickering q Emerson's
PK.4.FOS,
ESTEY ORGANS.
Sheet Music d Musical Merchandise
NBrady 81. Davenport.
Having secured the services or M
d. Braves. ~ . Tuner and Repair
or Of Pianos. | recommend him A,
!sily 9ualiasd and prominently wor
my OF patronage. Order book a,
stoIc. ici5-dtf
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Rock leland, lllinofp.
Rccx ISLAND, ILL.,. Juse 81, 1868.
DR. LIanIpuL Dear Sir-Graiitude TO yoa
and desire to benefit others has induced ne to
m axe the following statement
For the last four or five years ! have ha
partial deafness in my left ear. and this, during
the last nine months has increased 90 rapidly
and to such an extent that l could scarcely hear
At all With it. and having that time used many
remedies with no essential or permanent benefit
/ aoon began TO think that should soon loose
the use of that organ altogether.
But after seeing an announcement Of your
oncial Visit 10 this city, and converting with
one " csc deafnsss Of long standing you had,
- he Informed me, entirely removed. l decided
TO consult you. and if. after an examination yos
thought you could restore nv hearing. to sub
NIT to On operation. Accordingly l called d
your rooms yesterday. and en- happy to Soy that
in less than half On hour. by skillful asd pain
less operation with suitable instruments, you
restored my hsariss completely, and trust per-
manently.
Accept, my dear sir. the assurance ofmy best
wishes for your future usefulness snd prosper.
A. BRIGGS.
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T. E s TT MON A L s

T E s T I M N I A L s /.
Ds GRtsos-Dear Sir: 1t is with much plea
| sure embrace tins opportunity to advise You OF
tho most happy results derived from the use Of
your Aromatic Bit,ers. My little grsnddaugh-
ter, two years Of age, had Chiils and Fever for .
period Of about three months, aud was reduced
to mere skeleton; vas doctored by an able
physician with no relic. but grew worse until
~ siled myself Of your Al Jms.c Dtters And il
affords me much pleasure Ia state that afssr five
days usc Of them a. directed on the bottle my
child did not have another chill, and the Diar-
rhea. which bid fair TO end her dsys soon was
checked and she Is new fully restored 10 health.
] s;ill continue to use the Bitteis and most
kindly thank you that you have given to us such
. remedy. MRS. HIRAM coon,
Dearborn, Wayne Co. Mich.
DsrRorr, August 5. 1868.
To whom il may csme 1t IL with unbounded
gratitude that embrace this opportunity to
bear testimony to the renedia al efficacy Of Or. 3.
0riggs' Aromatic Bltiers. Ny little daughter
ct the eye Of four years, was seiz ID with sne
Whooping Cough and was left in . very delicate
state Of health. She has been suffering from :
bed cough for the last Eve yea sand was reduced
TO q mere shadow. She has been treated by hvs
diGersnt hysio:ans Of IL city and with no sue.
cess and all hope Of her recovery was given up:
She had become . poor little emaciated ehlId
which We we're told b. sur physician could nev.
er get well and had given up all hopes Of hef
recovery On the first OF July 1853. took her
condition and then toll mo hs could help nsr
very much perhaps Z. a.s . complete cure and
stated be CO aid do il with his Aromatic Bitters:
requested him ~ take charge Of the child and
an rejoised to say that che has gained sbout n
pounds 10 flesh since that time. Is now eating
her meals regularly and sleeps quietly - re-
lieved Of night sweats and her cough has ceased
She IL rev lively and plays with much vigor
and believe Is permanentfy cured BY the use
alone Of Dr. Grggs' Aromatic Bittsrs. ! make
this statement that others may know the real
worth Of 0riggs Aromatic Bitters and hope they
may resort 10 them for relief.
With regards / remain yours truly
THOMAS PAJOT.
A SIMPLE FACTi
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IN RANCE.

HARTWELL & SMITH,
INSURANCE AGENCY.
NO. ~ BRADY STREET.
Mutual Benefit Life ms. Gerry,
Assets, es6.5OO,ocO.O
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assets. e3.0l0. 1874. 80.
Insurance 70. Of North America.
Assets. $500. 10000
Lerillard Fire las. Conapy,
Assets. cisco. 900. 90.
Security Fire lns. Company,
Assets. ~. 60, 900. 90.
Enterprise Fire Ins. Company,
Assets. ol.aS : ;. CO 90.
Gerth American Fire lns. Comply,
Assets. o750.G70 90.
Commerce Fire Insurance Co.
Assets, 1850 600 90.
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sc OFT HOU s Z,

SC OF II HOU 8 Z,
DAVENPORT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IOWA.
MBIO HOUSE HAS ONE OF THE FINEST To-.
! cations 1t fronts the River, aad commands .
view Of the Mississippi Bridge, the Arsenal. and
long stretch Of beautiful scenery up and down the
River II 10 convenient TO and for the business
muntv and where the traveller may e. pees TO and
ali the comforts ef FIRST CLASS House, compri.
sng clean sooms. clean lnen. bountfal table, and
prompt attention TO oil seasoSabls wants. This
House 10 pronsunced (by its patrons)
The Best Two Dollar House
West 0f New York City.
L. p Husps.nv Clerk. J. J. HsnPslsy, Prop
Free Onn bus to and from the House.
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For Snle uy


Vim johnson Jefferson Avenue
Leuschner q Ttum Jefferson Avenue
J II Griffith No los jefferson Avenue
F StsArns Wood ward Avenue
Fsrrsnd. Shelly I Co Woodward Avenue
TIL Griffith 10 2o Michigan Avenue
Hon l. NJ MAsos-Dear Sit With feeling Of
gratitude l would most kindly thank You and
those gentleman who have so kindly expressed
themselves tho recsmmen dation Of DIR 5
Crisss Aromatic Bitters and my, eho. Is shall
not be relaxed ia the manufacturing of the some
and would add that no man, woman or child
can have Chills and Fever Dyspepsis. Cholera
Morbus, CIesding Piles, nor Obstinate Cohstipa-
pstlou af the Bowels, who use. to the amount Of
ooe table spoonful per day of Griggs' Aromatic
Bitters, aud . cure in many cases Of Epilepsy
and Asthma has been complete, and Will further
state the wo 81 eases Of Drunkenness can be
cured by the use Of the said Bi,ters. With re
rds, remain the we'll wisher Of suffering
e3. Ut. >. uNI0OS
For sale By 81 eaiing Druggists in the
Countrv
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EDUCATIONAL.
, = " y Y & TON aQCARE
. BOARDING. AND DAY SIHn0N Y0R

foung Ladiee. The next school year. with uev
and improved aeeo mmodatiope. will re-open In
chester Square. September ed, 1858 For Ca alocue
and Circular address or call upon the PRINCIPAL.
XIV u. oANNkTT. at ~ Chester Square, Bos.
ton. surt- ~
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DIR. Ll0HTHlLL'S treatment for the cure Of
the above named diseases. 10 reduced 10 such
state Of simplicity aud perfection that but oss
visit 10 Necessary. The remedies can b used
at homo without any paia or interruption 10
| the patients svoeation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-31

CT MARY's ACADEMY. UNDER TEE DIREc-
. TON u The eieters Of the Holy Crsss, 10 stuas
noufishing town 81 0Out Bend.
The cite 10 unparalleled In lovelness. highly
aeres are laid out In nne pleasure ground. The
bfscng oil the branches of aolid ard refined educa-
tioa. The 9th semi annual aeseicn opens on the
let MONDAY Of Sep ember. For catalogue. ad-
dress MOTRER n. ANGELA, Superior ST. Mays
Academy, Notrs Dame r. o., Ind. augil-d
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Statement of -. L.. Whoolock, 81
Mollae, 1lllnois.

Through the influence Of my frisnd, the Rev.
Charles L. Bsleh, Of 0alesburg, ILL.,, (who him.
self 10 under DR.. LiRhthill's eare.l called on
DR.. Lighthill At the Burtis House and had IN
operation performed on my ear for the cure OF
deafness Of 20 years standing, caused BY Co
tarsh. and am happy to state the operation was
. success. and my hearing 10 restored.
EARl. l.. WnssleW.
Moline, III.
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SPECIAL sNoTloE.

Addssss 1, the Nervous and Debilitatsd
whos. suirsr,ngs:: have been protric'ed
from hidden. causes, and whose
require prompt atseatment to
render Persistence de-
sisabls.