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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07

&bilaoeIpbia @ilmmgtons
Baltimore Gl(rnbabn.

StuttpcH HSSCDIelt
gin Hub nab Nontag, hen s. SUM lSGS, gefet bic
palasiers Bulge taal!6 (Spnutass a~us3easmnsn, } wie
folet
sseae . Rpa,ns nab 9bifaselpbia NIB 3wifbsn.
StatieRen I'm i.25 Woraeus. Dieter i3la perttnset
Nd In Rep-9 afls. Suneten NIT ben, ,3u9e fir ale
Siatiprsn an Der Dslopare. Giiensabu.
2djnen,us mad Philadelphia unb Nep'Dprf I'M 0
ubr AZ Wiih. MorsenS, f6 in 9errpptae nit benz j3use
nad gprt Dcpeilt Serbtneenb. Dieter !Sua rerFinbtt
iS aud In 9leppprt nit Der Rrtfrls Gampfidif- ttrie
mad Bripn. BataprsiS Won Saltiutp:f nab SGlpn
nit her SritOler aiEie $500
pbilaeelpbta. Rem. gprfsr Grrrsfipg Hittaas . lbr o.
Rtnuten; ~pertinsst f6 IN elimination init ten SGg'H
fur Stalionsn an her Celapdre.9 isutabn JwiiheH 2Aii-
mtngtou uRb Sarrinstpn.
Accommodations jus Hah Sapre te CSrate u. ten taIpis
i6eu ~sele9snsn S%tatipnen S uhr !laamlttdgs.
pbilatelshias4 bentsu9 8 ubr SO Dtin.
Grprssiua nab New' 9prE am s lltr SO Wtin. absrts;
~perbiubei f6 In aSilminston nit eem GrprefSu9e fur
Ssupts otatipnen az Der 6elaware- GtlsNbabu, Idalit.
Spnnsbenh au5gsneninen.
Am gpnntaec.
Rdd Rtfp-yerf mp philadelphia s Qtr IS Ufinatsn
@tenes.
Der 2.& Nat mittass,a fullest I'D an are Saupt.
aaticntn Der Delapare. Babn an.
Dnrbfabrt5 > Btaete iinh f~n1tpeotr i'm grdlitentfir .
Depot, pher Nr. 1876, Saltimprefr., Su baben.
gsrfonen. Ws&s Hilete in her Sfffe in Balttm prtar.
nebmen, babfn zen 9prtbeil, eub lire Baggage aus Der
Wptnrha atsehplt urb ven Der rlnien 3ransfep 60"
,narifrt pirb.
(92-) ssm. graipfprt, Gsent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
nom sasp. q. q. 6n,kan.

Mtt.3ebatteur hes ,GtrtataH atrp.
ntete" ~ ptttabetpbta.
Der GtbrauH psn 5uHanb's 1eutf&tn, 1ittern Bat
mir tntfhiersn gut ottban, wesbalb Id eS fur nietne
yFibt bate, tbn ais unlhdsbdres Stdrfuns sntttel q Zen,
meids an alsemtiner Gntfrdftuns cher aus unprsuun.
sen in Der asber,I bdtisfeit entiprinsenben. uebsln leissu,
~ empfetltn. Gufrtdtia Sbr
q. .. 8eneau."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
r!Srn. 8. 9, acrncr!

Werthrr SER N-@iit unentlidem 9crnuiasn bdnstst
ID Stnrn eleeS 3srGniB fMr ben Grfpib. Telten Sbr
auils SnherSlidite All Crfrcrsnsn 8hfen, lpsae aae mel.
ne Se'stnten midi %0uiedten, Wis i'd aber rut hen
rielen Au'et bore. nelde Sbre werttppae Neti,in he
nsrtielli9t bot, teidles id, fe 81 We Imhen.g Der Sc
lnb lie jreite 5ldiGe terptrfte talcige Seilius. Griau.
hen Sic mir faber, tnein SEER, Stner neinen btr;li rGen
DdnI fur bic ~9epblihdt. bic mir Sore wunetrppne gPer
bSit trietat bat, ausiubrlden, Id empfetle tieielbe III.
alcih neireh SefanRttn Unit bent Pubitum lbsrbaupi
ais ~edsthsite Mittct, reldes lie se9sn ~erfrrreue 8use pf
ferirt pprheu. '
Wu;una Rpsgf SIR " 7-...
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
1cr.sIdtb. Saues IbpmpfprL

TcrNld,tb. Sames 1bpmpfpn.
Sttfteer hes pbtratn YtnufsIpan d ecu
aats-Gert6tsbpfes.
~gtilabtlptia. 2S. asril 1868. Sd bstra&te Suf.
Iant's btutften Stttern ais cine ~ ertbpplIt Gr-
lenei BET gerbauanss .8eftperten peer Nppetiticis.
teit. aus eissner Grfabruas iann Id sappn 8eusule
stlsssn. &tlunsssOai Der Strtae
SameS Ibpmpfon.-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
SefanntmaGangen.

go. &apite %
Sin Oeiet,
nm ben 43. Abftnitt res 20. artiteIs Der aaStmetnen
efentliden @eies., btniidtIi6 hes Sebaltts bes ans-
rulers sts GppeIatipus-9eri6 unb bes SderiTs, nm
e~enanntein @eri6tt teijurpbnsn, 70 pie aud has @eisP
Sen 1862. &arttel l07, peides ~eefelbeu %abdntert, atsu.
dnesrn, insem co ~bsnielten aufbebt unb 5plsenees an
beNtn Stene itsi;
abid. /. limb e. III bur6 BITE 0sitssebunB ron
@arplane teihIeNtn. sae her 43. Mbidnift bee 20. arti.
tells her aaeeneintn Sfentlihen @etse, binf6tlit pes
Gstaltes hes Musrlfers hes Expectations, 0eridts unb
Der S6frifs trnasnt. I'M %bsidsieri 0eritte ~tei,upcb'
men, 10 ME has @eies ron 1869, aapitel 107, teeldes
~sslelttn %perdueert, hub bierslrb tsees ~etnselne aufss'
bpbta, une Solgenbes an btren STEELE seisst;
8. 43. Der Ausrufer Dor bent Nppelatipns. 9erthte
%ernanat, fpa s. yer Gag fur ietne anrtftnbtit Conn
tags aussencnimtn) wdbrenb he's @ertttsNrinius trtal-
ten, unb menn mad tem @%rrefsn fe'asten Serthtes bic
Gnipeienbeit zines Stsri1s nntbis fem ipate, 70 inbstu
bic Rittsr eintin Shtrif tefeblen, eepenmdrtis tu fem.
oeer Dienfieitunsen al tbun. fur relte gnipeienteit
pSer Dirnhlstaunesn or su elmer 0~ersamns ron $3.50
yer GAG bsreGtist itin fol-; uae am &nee etatr ieten
Sciisn, fpnen bic Ni6ter hes teia8tet Sertdtcs ben,
Nurufsr une benz Sherif Elm Gtridtat Der Nn,abl her
Iast ssbsn. au wel6er iepsr GinseIne ~ her SersataHB
berehtist lit.
2. abf6nttt. limb CO mirb serfist, tas tiefes Sc.
fts pom Ga9e feiner Annabine an IN aruft tritt.
I'm IS. 6tbr. 1865 8enetmist.
(I57-62) 2ppmaS Sipann. @pusernsur.
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warnunel

SuFdnb,s Geutfde SeilmitteI mertsn mad.
sema6t. Wan febe "a tarauf. bas auf rem
tlmitlaae iesfr 5latde g.. ". Sadfon'S I'm.
tsritrift ft teinbtt. Aae aneeren fnp &C.
fdlfbt.
Saupt.9dreaa uHb Gabrif In benz teutf&en GrJnei.
@eitdfte in Orr. 6S1, Mrdbs1 traae, Ju pbiiaeelpbia,
Va.
Sbarlcs m1. Gpana, Gtsentbimer,
F. truber 6. w. Saflen ". Comp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
SnflaHO's bcntfden gitteru
uHb
Sufanb'8 beutfbe8 Xpnicunt,

Eth ut, o. M JduiuH m TbIIdttEpbtd "a,
bubertttst, eirpfsbIen.
Dor % Sabren aus Dsutibfdab bier stnsefI5rt, BADEN
he In tteier Belt pbne 3wsifel msbr 8urtn perrtdtei
uub her ~letbtnben Dlenfbbett nistr Dpbltbaten traeiat
6isfe Ilittsl bsiten nit GFfVis asssr Sel&wsrsen,
@elt(adi. &ppetitofs tstt, 6rpnif6e cher uerpSis Sdhpd.
dc, treniideH Gurtfaa, Rterea .pstssu, fpwte ale BON
In lnsrbnuns sstrdtter 9sber, WaseH oesr gesdrmsn
berriibrenten 8stredsn;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
Sittern pter tIefeS IpnIcum8
Sur beionbcren 8eadtHng |

Is II stne MD psebuIsuDnsute 3batiate, ta6 tie
ppl. SdIfts hes pebliten Gbeiies %unferer 9.pSlferuna
.s l'I a% | sa,s' s Ss!Has q a4ss; issa' ,H s.,t %s 4
lid ME rob %beEneet". Sit iine TRACE, ldlfa,
pbre 9nsraie, dufsri nslpbs uHb pBne gsps>
tit.
Dieter 8lafe ptrssa str Ssfttere 0str has sonicum
~tefrutsrs empfpblen.
S6pa6e uuo sarteebaMte Sinter
reretn burb ben Genu6 sinss Ser Mlittsl fraftia. Die
tsiseu Hrssasisu bsiien iebta 6aa p0H abs.braas 'uas
Snttrifruns uuisblbar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07

Wtrtter SER! Radtem Id sseea bic 9npfinglitttit
3ubereitar8tn aetraudt bale, babe ib ron teinen ir
rplfpninene uns rai6e 3arsn sslebsa, ais. ron sSbren
Sbsrbdut.9Diftererisuse Sa fauni ~tenieiteu detroit
uns nit Reat ais Elm gfitteI, has ices antere grdapa-
%elnpfeblcu. l.t3 Af- .lh9N
a&tunsspOI her Strtsen
s. 6. mattbcips. Spltinslsr."
Baltimore, hem is. Oft. 'OT. .r#f p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
Silt Seselidife
Samburg grelnen Sabre nnS
Wuttugrnptt

nab irsent eincm 3afen Gmerifa'8
tsf0rst bic asentur bic ~btatSften 6abrten,
9tebt 9aiidseideine fur ale Shtre
uns 6eipret erfsrberliGen Sales paHastere ppn B t I'm
SeimatbSsS rte bicrbcr.
Die prsiie betrastp spR Brenen nab Baltimore
Swette Qailte $4,000
8ptlhented. ..............,.. $3.50
9tnter ,piiden Ito Sabren erbeblid bilieer.
(Dte grsiis ine In Grlb p6er 9apter mad hem laufen.
ben COURT Iablbar.
Bon Saprs tefcret bic NSertrr pa1astere fur $50 Sob.
IS rirb ~beipnser5 6arauf autmertiam 8sindbt' has
mir ms In 0erbint una nit Der Sierber'9efpretruns
ron Tafa9ieren srpeer SprgfIIt unteritehen, bic
qeute ppn Bremen, Santburg &c. aus (pbne 4nfrase
bsna6rihtt9eu, penn lie AM Abrslic.Srte %etnJutref'
fen bQbeu,
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Gntfrdftuna

Gntfrdftuns,
cine Scl9e irsenb tpelher ltrfa6e;
beruntereebraAte Contribution,
fet eS bur6 anacfrenate grbeit, Gntbebrun>
gen, @ttterunSs-GinHaFe Steber &c.
Refine antere Ret;,in t5mmt sesen fplhe 5dGe eiefen
Seiten 4leiW. Dem oau,e1 Sstem pertcn Spanntraft
uns Starie mitsetbeilt, Der appstIt %psrteHert; geuub
tet'm NfabIe %rsriplrt, Der Wasen p%erbauunas milltSer
eertadt, has @lut %earetntbt, her Geint ~seirneer, Ter
aslbe &nfIua aus Zen Gusen e%ntfsrnt, auf BE Dansen
cine rof9e Hribe eejlhbert, uHs Der getredli6s, ner1SS
a~sreilte 5npaltb in Gin ~frafti8es, acknowledgements
sSeien um3sranee!t.
Sn 9abrsu porGeriiftc Terfunsn,
anf fsuer bic Sdnb her Belt mir allen In iprGm Otfptet
brfholidca llsbsln lbper lahst, wrreen in benz 8ebsaie
DIE pisies
Sittern pter tIefeS TDuitum8
Gin Sluir fRtsu. peltes ufles 9eten ii ibrs @bern
trauielt, In aepinem MiaBe bic ! tat!ratt unit etn llnaer
fin iWstnblttere r 3stten wteter ~berittat, ben eiude.
~iantsnen &Srperbau niefer aufribt,t uRe ibret nod
ubriBsn Sabren @sfun0bsif anS Stud perlsibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
Mttcfate.

Der Mdbtb. SEQ. u. aBppSparb,
Sterrtdter hes pberftn Gtaats.@e Be.
ri6tsbefespSH pennfp ten l6rsibt:
~ybiiaselpbta, 10. Mari 1867.
euies &ratIisunsS' Dttt tel, has ~btfpneers bel
eeieen Ter Verpauungs' Srsane dasertt nlsIit
III aap ssssn Z Divide unb Wanasl aa Nerpsn. z tdtia.
felt i'm Ssfene istr wpbltbdtis pirtt. aufri6tis her
Sbri8s 0ep. VI. SBpcbiparb."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
Sufanb,S ecutfher @ittrre

Suffdno'S ecutf6ber Sittere
tt4rbt aus Zen rcinata sdfttn CUser rad ntsatntrSsm
a a1'' Riastn t'' S"Tsa5 & s ssH %a5S:ai Ss sSatsas
,FtT'ts StaSarat ent fsbt. sat Won sIfVbsI.
ar't8sr getmt'tuHso tI frst IL.
SuHanc'S teuifd,es spnicnm
III cine gsreinisuHa dler Snsrstensten hes 1ittern nit
her reinttcH Serte 2 /. 3reir,G I'M gpfelluen &C.,
sine ser ansenstlafsn III , itetli6HeE WisbisiRsu, bic hem
grsr rine non altpbVltasr ssimif5pns frsts ar,suei
rorllebts tptre
Snfane's esatfdbeu sittsru
sebraa&sn. Ntr sssen bic aussbsutste 8tlmi8uns
esS StttsFn Nt5ts tinlupenesR bat, wtFb
SuHae's beufdes spnicnm
a%nrsnSen. seibs Hub sIeiS gut unS ~entbalten tiefslten
nsstStntfhen 9ieenitat'eH bic gDabl spiideu hen gelr
ben n pIUBe SsfamadiaSe. Bas lpnteua bsbast hem
Cine srsSSs @suas ilrra6sn. pis llnpersmltStett, gv,.
pepfs,, Nsruenibpdts &C., trihat Res Waeens 9bdtis.
iSil lstbt in lnursnans. 9ann serdtb bic nit hem
i s S:SI;' rs s. 1, f. e. 5; S 5';; \ II s:s', e ' o. s $!:';''' ::
q er ipeniler leiett;
8rrlppfIns, 9ldbfuht, inneren Sdmcrrtot>
ben, glutanbrdns mad benz 6ppfe, Ber>
Iluerut9 res Wagens, uebelteit, COB
%brennen, @ppetttleisfeit, Gb,ab>
ibeu, @pa| cber S6pergefibl
i'm Na9er, faurem @uft0sen,
Gtninten pser 3tttern Der
M~a9rn9rube, &ppffau-
fen, rdihem %. fhfpe.
rent Gttmen, CERT
3ittern, @iirgs
DsPr SGtpffhI hri,ut
eiessn, Stbbdhttafett. @untt-
Geer @epebS Sltntrtern DOT
ben Aussn, bunt>
En-. pfem &ppfi6mers,
Wan9el an 5autauS>
bitnftung, 9elberSautfar-
be, selbsrn @usenpetb, Sei>
tenite6en, 3aden>, 9rut,>
9lteper : Shmersen, pltsli6sn
9ieanfdaen, 9efatl bon Yrennen
I'M Sleifde, beitdnbtse Gtnbilbuns
bon lln9lid uno grocer seilttser Nte>
ber8efGla9enbeit.
sOtr init eieisn lisbeln bsbafttt IN, foatt bel Der Nus
nabl etnes S~etlnitisfs dpesrf spriitfa Az Werfe aeben
sns MUIR Elm frltts Gt ani@aTen psI&es mad
g g ssGgt y isidi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
fh eurG Seillns sisfer eeiSen tsreits einsn @uf eripsr.
ben bat. Ga bnnsa pir nit jug anb SeSt kis' teittn
~t.tanutsn Itittel;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
IS GGete
MnsWarttgc Muftraggeber

PsrlOnsn. tie ppn @uswdrts auftrdse itnbtn, pplsn
esRaa TIRE uni bss Gn,pfauoers AtrsNe ~dufasbsu.
ES- anfragen bon MuswGrts muIsn non etnem gpt-
aemYel ~bssteitet istn, um %pinttltts Grwieseruns ~ fin
ben. ". Maine,
f1h1-o Gfs nm Pdfflnprs. unb @anlr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
~ Bur Ra6rtAt
Rfi(fnof nadD Dem ,Siofn !!
0r0ee Scr. ct. Noft , Mpute ttad
benz GhbenI

-00-f
9rti tdsli&. e6neappa . sinien mad grstaidsbura,
@ihmrne, Petersburg. aDtlprn. Wilminstpn, re,
Danrils, Charlotte, G~eluiata. Gbarlefcm S.,G., w.
snta, See, unb Mem Srieans liser Wditnatcn, D. 6.
iftb Watmttiass ga une AZ .ltr (Spuntas yiad.
riittaas aasaeHcnmen). .l
Mnfunff In Nid,mcne In TO yninfsu BON
Baltimore.
mestr udttrtr @ustunft une Gurh 4. Pilete tpsuts
man I'D an tas Tilet.{ureau In Der aamptu 3 { tatipn
her Gcitirnrre>E bic -Gierbatn.~ 80
fUQdi10-f Auah S'xpnupr. Tdadattr, @aent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-07
Gil aahrsn pprneriitfte Rerfrusn.

alf teueu bic 9ant her Belt mir allen In iGrcm DtIptst
brtulolidca llsbsln lhiper lallst wcrben in bent 8ebrali.
de ptsGes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

OUPRRME COURT.
DAvsxsoRr, April Ii. Isl
Hos. J. F. DILLON, Chief Justi.

DAvsxsoRr, April 10. 1855.
Hox. J. F. DILLON, Chief Justics.
Hox. G. c. Co.'s,
Hos. @. u. v aIcas, bJudgs ..
dos. J. NJ. Bsck,
% IL. U'OrxxoR. Atty Gc n.
.' b. ii. SrILss. Reporter r.
Z. LIxpranAy. Clerk.
2.7s5-J. G. 4 E. Shields, spplts. w. D.
B. Keys, adm'r, and 4. Bigeiow appeal
fre0 Benton county reversed
,S1S-John Parshall 70. John B Moody,
ct a, applt. appealed from Lucas county /;
reversed.
2.94S-J. u. Ackley, applt. ~. P. Sex
ton. OF a appeal fron Dallas county re-
versed.
3.0l1-F. +. 4 n. Fraas, applt. ". c.
Gsring and A. Ssrwsll /; appeal from Wash
ingten county submitted on written argu-
meat ef appsllants.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16
TOILET.
YoUswIsH To BE
BEAUTIFUL.

Csc osCELIA DR PERSIA. or VICTORIA RI01A.
for BEAUTIFYIN0 THE COMPLEXION
and PRESERVING THR SKIN.
This Invaluable toilet article was tiscovefed ~
celebrated chemist In France, and u il to him that
the Ladies or the Court Of Europe owe their beauty
With al ts elm plciy erd purity there Il no article
tia will compare with IL ~ b-aatiher oil the CON.
piexion ana preserver OF the skim
Nj. c. McClUskET purchased The fsceipi OF mn
ONE ten years ago he has since that time gwen
perfect trial among his personal friends and me ATs
tocratic circle. of New York
Boston, New orlea 81. Louis savannah. cnafiea-
sou WILMINGTON, n. c.. &c. They have USED !. Gte
unqualified admiration. and wonld coneder the toilet
Imperfect wihou, this btfn and purely harmless
rrensrstion y.ctoYis Re Ia and Oecelia de Persia
has given euch entire satisfaction in every
thai he e now compelled TO offer II tn he public This
aYtcleis entirely different from anything offhe kind
ever attempted. and e wsn.sted. .r~.rrrrs
ATE, neiuc Oscelia de Persia ana Victoria Regta
for ehort time the skin viii have son satfn-lile
texture: It impare freshness smoothnese and soit-
aeee to the skn that only - produced by ueinG
Trio yslu BILE article The article y NO vulgar CON.
pound 10 injure the skin or complexion, eut enhen-
ca = beautEci, and It's use cannot poesioJ b a.
fec,ed By the closest observer.
For removing Tan. Freckies. eunbufn. ana CufA-
reoue Dsseases from the ekn. II 10 invaluabie
M. C. McCluskey has every confidence n recon-
anr his vIcfor.a Regis and Oeceis de PeSsia TO
Inc Ladies a. being the only perfect And reliable soi
.xNrfSE 81 sIt'fss nf PREPARED ONLY BY H. MeClus-
0sN.1N0 KEY,
And his name etaMped On each lahel-no other y
i cenuine, Depot, Ne 10 Nsrth Seventh etYest.
0old hy all Druggefe and PerlunsrS In the Initsd
states snd Canada sennoIv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16
G. T Y ETE M g.
DAVENPORT AND ST. PAUL
RAILROAD.


Citisens interested in the prosperity Of
Davenport are earnestly requested to meet
.. the Ceuucil Chamber tomorrow (Fridsy) J
evening, at Ia o'clock. 70 make arrange
usnts 70 send dslsgatss to the Railroad
Convention, st Hopkinson, on the 9th Of
Nag.
PRn Damn CaAtnmAS ConxlYrRs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

THB GRIswoLD CoLLEGIAN.-Ws have
received the first copy Of this monthly
publication, issued under the joint auspices
Of The Griswold College, and The Mission
ary Society Of Griswold College Of this city.
1t is devoted to the interests Of . christian
and liberal education. and should be recev-
cd with favor BY the reading public. This
number presents very crsditabls appear
ance, and contains about twenty pages OF
reading mattsr, the leading articles being
from the pens Of our home writer's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

" ,t-prsF's plliS Female Comp. aints no 9th
cf IN icin-. - tae 3sy Possess the property ~
sifa in. tnese lnsriinste fow. incidental to the
gseiier aaa sh N the al resa.ts of
drofiv 1r eut stAiei consultation Thousands offc-
m sles "a nefs their existence and the actual
cn' 'Fnr1i hsalth u the OF these ceie rated
reu'tits Tasir nat1re j. simple thst they may
be tlk'n By tas moss delicate femsse with perfect
freedom sad safefy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

STREsT CLEAniNo.-Ths street brigrds 10
doing . good work on Brady street. Let
the work be extended. and we shall not be
troubled with such clouds OF dust on windy
days, when the streets become dry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

J,xrs 5. kinx Co.'S tine staple and
fancy Toilet Soaps. comprisiog German
Ms,tisd, Oirs, Star, Improved Chemical,
PA 4, &c Sold by oil grocsrs and fancy
GOOD draless.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

ACCIDENT This afternoon . man named
Dsnison, an employee in Renwick's Saw
Mil, had the thumb Of his lef, hand nearly
cut of BY circular saw. The wound was
dressed By DR.. French.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

FIrrr acres eI iins land for grapes and
fruli, / / mile from court house, only $50
per acre ] e20 acres near railroad for
IS 30 per acre. Houses and lots To sell
Cheap. ELDnDss 4 Bso.,
Land aud Insurance Agents,
M al Rradv straAf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

THs Esis DisAsssa.-By reference 70
our telegraph Dispatches this afternoon,
our readers will 6nd the full particulars Of
the terrible railroad disaster on the Erie
Road.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

SrEEa's Wises are ,he pure juice of the
grape whose pure and generous qualities
canast be exceled Tor the invalid or COM
ralescal. They IRE highly esteemed for
sacramento proposes. N b. Good Wine
rsA4# -s VI EAesi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

NEARLY A FATAL AcciDESr-We had
supposed that every body in this age OF gen.
sral information, fully understood the prop
artss Of gas, and how tns light was extin-
suishcd. A young man named Samuel
0usan. from Harrisville. Pa, stopped At the
'Nswcomb House last evening, and was
shown 10 his room, where the gas lad been
previously lighted. On going to bed he
very innocently blew ous his light and
turned in. Not appearing in the morning his
riends went to his room. and on forcing an
entrance. found him in perfectly helpless
condition. Dr.. Leroy VAS called in. and
administered the necessary sstoratives.-
The young man is now out Of danger. Had
the room in which he slept been close one
death would certainly have been the result.
JuLirs F. Bsows.-lt 10 with regret that
~ announce the death, to-day. Of this
veil known and msch esteemed young man.
This event Il not alsoesthsr unexpected BY
his friends. - he has had long snd pain
ful illness, which hs has borne with singu-
lar fortitude and patience, and gave the
most satisfactory evidence Of bis full prep
aration for death. He was . yeung man,
Using in his t~satissh ysar, Of great prom
ice. and bis early dsash win b. much Ia
msnssd BY large circle Of friends and ae-
quaintsnsss. He retained his fssultiss to
the last, and was not only ready but viii
Ting to 50 q The hastss's bidding. The
deceased vas . member Of the Christian
church in this city, and setting . worthy
sxampls before his fellows. was by the ad.
herence 70 correct christian principles. de-
velopeing life Of ussfulness.
The time Of the funeral services will b
annoaased u proper time.
PoLrcR Counf f-BuJinsee was fsmaska-
bly, good to-day, and the attendance quite
lasgs. The FIRST case considered vas that
Of Jshn Fitzgerald. who yesterday INDUCED
in glorious drunk, and was taken to Jail
on dray. he paid the little matter Of &C.,
IS, and concluded the spsrt . little too ex-
psnsiva
Case No. 2.-Lareeny, Miss Ellen Lshsy
sbussd the cos6dsnss sfJsmes Howard, at
whose house she was stopping, and went
through his trunk, taking thsssftoa .
twenty dollar bill, which was snuely relied
up in bed quilt. The evidence vss such
- to warrant her being bousd ever 10 $3.50
eends-E'lso, hsvias ne:.ffissas willing to
trust hss 70 that amount. Vas obliged to
take beard Il sheriff SeAnitgsr's, . nice
ana very quiet 6rss -class bsasding heuss,
Just ssissA t. people asch given - sppss-
priatiop.
Case No. 9, wherein il. Ssesia -.
eaefsed With sasaslt asa bsstsry-shs bet.
nag bong done with = rsllise.p;n a.
traetsd considerable attsation. n -.
that be srdersd young man !. ,,sv. ri,
satss Saloon, end upsn the young "a. No,
doing - be used the rolling pin a. . mn.
sauder ahsut HE head With force susse;en,
to eradicate I'll traces Of beauty and l..v,
m ugly cash shove the eyes. SQUIRE Dill
toe. aftsr listening to the learned di,ou;
sitions Of the counssls, decided that IN
persusion Was . little two iereible. and -
lsGoos1 tAs defsodaot o1E ssd essts. AI
aeDsl - innedhe6ly taksn.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

DAVIS & C1's Genuine Old Montreal
Mat Whisky. A superior article for r sdic-
inai use Harrison I Stsrks, 55 Brady
s.-est, sole agents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-16

JupGE WgIGET's LEcrugE. The enter
tainment at the Bur.is Opera House last
sveuing vas most excellent. Judge wrisht's
reeollections Of the Iowa bar Of this State
from its merest infancy down to the present
time are rich, varied. and rspleis With in
tsssst. True, the sudisnes was not Of that
sxtsat which no msn could nunbsr. Nors's
the pity those who s.aid away lsss more
thao than they know Of; these who formed
che iatsIligsns and sppreeistive audience
we're most amply repaid. The judges lee
turs Was an hsssy synopsis Of the early
features Of the Legal professisn in early
times, when Judges, minor and sspsems,
oet in slin psmtsrs and dispensed justice
from primitive shauties. log cabins and
even from the hastily built stables Of the
pioneers Of the West. Though court busi.
ness as thst period partook strongly Of the
rough and tumble. yet sound and upright
men-and men we'll vsrsed 10 the profss-
sion, gaveas correct decisions while sst-
ting upon three legged stools in . rustic
kitchen ~ are now Illuminated from far
softer woolsscks in gorgeous temples Of
ustice.
To give fair synopsis Of the Judges
wel-wrought and ably delivered lecture,
would require its publication sntirs-fcr il
is in itself synopsis. The field from which
~. ~..l. Al - hnu~A
less, the lecturer ceuld only Gull fragments
from hero aud thsre-an occasional biogrs-
rhy, full Of interest . we'll told anecdots
Of the bench or the bar short histories Of
the first sessions in the territory. and other
and various matters connected thsrsvith
These and the sound advice given to the
rising generation of lawyers, to bravsly
pursue their labors. to avoid the evils Of
idIsness and intsmpsrancs, to set in al
matters the part Of true, honest, upright
men. composed the lscturs-,ons that was
listened to with deepest pleasure, and from
which grand lessons may Be drawn. The
bar Of Iowa has, indeed, fought its battles
bravely, and ftom those days Of doubt and
hardship, have arose many sf the brightest
legal minds Of the country. These who
follow after can never experience the trials
Of the pioneers. Few Of them. with oil the
advantagss Of modern days, will surpass in
brilianey OF soundnsss Of mind thess, who
through disadvantages end discourage
osn.s Of every kind, bravsly fought the
first fight and opened up the way.