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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-10

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

~ G.. sEMMEs,
WIN. 81. FOWLE, JR., s. Co.,
pponI1a Late , FoT Vie d ; A AF%G cou
No. 49, S. Union St, bet. Prince and Duke SIS,
jyl4 ALEXANDRIA, VA.
II. A. BREwIs R. NJ LAWSON.
RREWIs & LAWSON,
;GRoCERs, LIQUOR AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
=, Nos 81 and 49, Cameron street,
.jy 8-tf ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SAMUEL. HARTLEY,
= +,1a. o.. GENERAL
= COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. Is, Union street, i
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
@ Particular attention paid to the selling OF
GRAIN, FLOUR and all kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE, and filing all orders for GROCE-
RIEs, GUANo,. PLASTER, SC, &C., at the
lowest rates.
f. r iss & r. d Ss?sS5sSss
= je Pitt
. 4. GEMENY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. s, between King and Prince sts.,
je l6-.tf On River Front.
RICHARD W. AVERY. -" F. J. DAVIDSON.
"A VERY s. DAVIDSON, z..
* successors to Henderson & Ayery,) -.
- GROCERS, LIQUOR AND - ..-
Oh ~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
g Z No. 226; King street, corner Of Alfred
trs. ~, ALEXANDRIA,. VA. 80.
Dealers in Butter, Lard, Salt Fish, Flour, Ba-
con, Coffee, Tea, Sugar, &c. Country Produce
taken in exchange for Merchandise. or sold on
Commission at lowest rates. feb ~
ALBERT T. SKINNER, J..s j. NEWTON HARPER,
Il late of New York. as -" Virginia.
A LBERT r. SKINNER s. co. sa@
IA Successors. to j. Newton Harper g Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION
..ET IN, MERCHANTS, -
Dealers in AGRICULTURAL MACHINE
10 rsa RY, GRAIN, PRODUCE, &c.
DEPOTFoR WOOD'S'PRIZE'
a. y 20 REAPERSs AND MOWERS.
WAREHOUSES;, 10 and II, s. UNION ST,
L.: &.1vs ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Give their personal attention to the sale Of MI
articles of merchandise consigned TO them.
All orders filed with promptness. .
fab 1S-tf .@E ~ --''- -
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS,
Cor Royal and Wilkes sts.,
...s .. .,." 80 ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
CASTINGS Of every description made st
short notice. ..-.-.... - ...
Cash paid for old Iron and Brass. jan lift
~ AS AND STEAM FITTING =.
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@Asm ALEXANDRIA
.@AN1 AND WIN CHESTER
-T-----1- = NAIL STAGE LINE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-10

THE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID Pc
TOMAC ROUTE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-10

r BRODERS s. CO.,
No. II, KING STREET,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
~" ~ Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES, -. - II
LIQUORS..
PROVISIONS
E.5"1 SALT FISH,
80 and PRODUCE,
Also keep on hand a general assortment OF
Cordage, Tar, Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils
Lamps, and Ship and Naval Stores.
ALI orders and consignments promptly stteii-
ded to, and goods forwarded without delay TO
cons;Snees onsrrlvsi: ...
Agents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
portatiCn line. ~ NH 10--tf
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NHAGHENgST%. ...
XKTILLIAM S. MOORE,
M A IST,
Cornor Royal s. Wilkes ST.. s. No. IS, Union st.,
IS, ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.,
Is prepared to execute orders for STEA n
ENGINES, MILL GEARING, ORNAMENT-
AL RAILING, and MACHINE WORK OF
every description
G9- CASTLNGS made ct short notice, and on
reasonable terms jan 1T
O.. w. JAMESON. c. II. COLLINS.
EAMIESON & COLLINS.
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WASHINGTON BLYTHE.
my Ply Genera! SUDCrln,rN.."a
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THE SHORTEST AND BEST ROUTE ~
RICHMOND AND WIFE SOUIu
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D b. GEMENY,
IL. ---------,--
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 5. between King and Prince sts.,
je l6-.tf On River Front.
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FROa THE SOUTH.
RICHMOND, Nov. 30.

RICHMOND, Nov. 30.
This morning, in tho U. 8. Circuit Court,
Robert Onld, counsel for JET. Dayis, made
molion p quash she siudjctmsnt = the
ground tkat Tie lltk. aanenlnsnt pf1seslba
mode for punishing participation in the re-
bellion, which is disfranchisemsnt, and no
other punishment is prescribed.
The prosecuting attorney moved to post
pone the motion until the latter part Of the
term.
Chief justice Chase decided to hear the
arguments on the motion Thursday.
RALrIcB, n. c., Nov. ao
. The House Of Representatives to-day dis
cnssed . resolution on petition to Congress
to remove the disabilities from Ill citizsns of
the State. The debate evinced an Improved
state Of feeling on the psrt Of the majority.
In the Senate resolutions we're adopted TO
investigate the rumors af bribery and black
mail against plumber Of the members and
others.
HI. Sweet, Republican Senator, aid hs
could prove that bribery had been rssortsd
70 70 accomplish the pasnTs of certain
schemes.
CHAHLrsrox, s. G. Nov. 30.~
Governor Scesa te.lae ssst q message -
tA1 Il gislatufe. 1He takes On encoaSAsibr
view Of the position Of affairs in the State
and gives substantial reasons for the bslief
that no State in the Union 10 more solvent
sas = ~ =. .i.i.x 1ros,sst e fss1hs 9 !! hs M
Suts TrsAsury i6f t1s1 six rnoashS ending
Oct. 3lst were $435,573, and the experdi-
lures for the sams period vsrs $409, ,689.
The Governor recommends that tn. dona.
tion of land made by thu II a ha devoted
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Nov. 40.
The official scecunt eth ensa cement be-
tween the troops and revolutionis,s, on the
z4,h inst, 10 % follows:
The fevolutiennis attacked small de-
iaoAment Of sroops ee VllIa del Cobrs, near
Santiago, with their whole forces. and suc-
ceeded in driving them from their position.
Ths troops then took refuge in church. On
this information reaching Santiago, troops
and volunteers were immediately forwarded
TO Cobre. This reinforcement succeeded in
surprising the revolutionists and retaking the
town. The revolntionists lost 81 killed and
many wounded. Genseal Msrcona, . Msx.
ieAa, eonnanAide tAe rv1sis, wss kiiisd, sna
ColoNl fia1cs sevms1 SOUNDED. TIE los
of Government troops Was three killed and
ten wounded. Many dead bodies Of the rev
olutionists have since been found in the
bitches. All the small detachmsn,s Of Gov
ernmens trsspeAase hssa callsd tSgether to
join -he main army.
Aduces from St. Domingo report the rebel
General badly wounded, and Colonel Hevia
prisoner and sentenced to be shot. The
Government troops we're pursuing.
Trade is reviving as Puerto Principe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-01
Your obedisnt servant,
u. 3. 0RAI9, Geseyal,
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES,

PARIS, Nov. 20.
NJ. Pierre Antoine Berriere the celebrated
advocate died yesterday, aged IS years.
Senor Olasaga has arrived here - smbasa-
dor Of Spain.
PARIS, Nov. 80,
John P. Hale, American Minister TO Spain,
il here consulting the medical fraternity rel
alive to his failing health.
Longfellow is at Geneva.
MADRID, Nov. -.
A great Republican demonstration was
made here At The close of last week. The
young men Of the city held meeting and
amid indescribable enthusiasm passed reso-
luiions protesting against the rule excluding
all persons under 25 yesrs Of agc from fran
chise. The square where the meeting vas
held was packed full, and every aliusion
made BY the speakers TO the Republis vas
received with tremendous applause
Llsson, Nov. %.
The mail Steamer has srrived from Rio
Janeiro ard South American ports. She
brings the following news from the ssat OF
war in Paraguay: The Brazillians had sent
q column Of l2,0Oo men across tie Gran
Chsoo forest to attack the position cf Lopss
at Villesa IN the fsnk. Marquis Dc Ca1ias
was awaiting the development Of this flank
movement to attack the river batteries With
his fleet Of Iron-clAda and force commsnioe-
ZION with the army in the Gna Chaco.
LosDos, Nov. 80.
The Times comments on the rapid pro.
grsss Of the Pacific Railway. Il comments :
m tho enterprise Of Americana in ovsreom.
ing obstacles hsretofore deemed inssraoant
able, and explains that the influence Of thi
great project will exercise great inausacs On
the commerce of the world.
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4 - IgE5N3 III ~ ES%S -
uss Of his ssns uas snasiherixsd. The lit
isation il 70 eomplic.sed ip - operations
asso almoss esfiffty }gR 9e4linfS n Erie,
operators bsihe uneb5sio follow the rapid
chsnxes IN the leeal sspeel
a esspnsr'a iA1sssl q ~ beniaids sl
Fslix Larkin, resulted 10 verdict agsinsa
CAspbelI, his basksepes Befrisan, asd Aan
Hinss, - soskj sAe havs sbsSni 0ommittcd
withoat bail TO await the actisn Of the Grand
Jury.
George Mclean, Corresponding Clerk in
the q. s. Secret Service ADsparfmsst, hes
been committed for Wial u jersey City,
charged vnh passing cor nterfsit ten dollar
naticnAl notes
Aid, Thes. Conan to-day easnnsd the ds-
Esfss0f 1s1sf, shsi7td IS liA 81 10 fssignA-
tiou Of Hoffman.
Tie ale Of kaIf-m,illioa Of gold by tho
Government to-day vas made . l36@ls5
lilo. a# tass
The steamship Alaska, from Aspinwall,
brings &2CO, 900 in tssAaare.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-01
FROl WASHINGTON.

WAsH,xarox. Nov. aD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. m. - -...,...
so sonoNIs p'u.o"ons Y ~
.ns ce "sa. ,uco nAus % oay' 70 os'e ifo" oep'
1vn' .ooo . !. o..
1ap'A'n nonss 0o""o
uore. n-.t -
..;s so""4nuef :. rs'nA"' g q zap
acknowledgements Richard Aeads
20 ne ynnms"eel Trn;ans esa. .,..:.u
o,MS ~ ~: sn.sen ~ ~, II
8. e Hnu1t Hnu1t5.e, ~ .aas teS1sDs.s ~ u Ss
l.CEXH 1I.' e yy..
s..f.s ~ ssJ:.e
General Me.d.'. Annual R.por. states in
detail tho rsDnM0e seeu9 vAisA. have oc-
CURED 10 81. Department. he says
ninistrasios, extending over :. period Of
eight months, Aase tfiee ~ mlhteY eo0-
msssson q &c, ntasas p usesg9. Anos1s.
ana fIo1da, only ~ persons. VI these out
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIsaTor, Nov. so.
The following is General Grants report in
full:

| The following 10 General Grants report il
| full
HEADoss. AanY q. s.,
Washington, Nov.aN.
To General J. N. scho6sld. Secretary Of wM:
Sls 81 have the honor to subnit tho re-
ports ofthe division, district and departnent
commanders, for the pass year.
These reports give . full account Of the %.
erstions and services Of TIE army for the
yesr, aud refer to them for dstsils.
would earsesfly renew the Tscommends.
tion Of last yesr, tbst the control Of tho In
diAns be transferred to The War DepartmsuA
| call special attention TO the recommends
tion Of General Sherman on thissuhjsck 1t
has my earnest approval. It's Unnecessary
that the arguments in favor Of this tssnsfer
ehould be repeated. The necessity for it be.
comes stronger and more evident every day.
While the Indian war cootinues / do not
deem any general legislation necessary for
the reduction Of the army on the Plains.
The troops on the Plains ara all needed. The
troops in the Southern States are still needed,
and further reductien cau be msde In the
way already used, and nov in operation,
where i u ssfs, viz: By sllowing conpenies
to dismiss BY discharges, without being
strengthened BY rscr1iss, md by stopping ar-
pointmenU OF 0uo-HoutenouOu II II 00out0
be deemed advisabls. The Veteran Rsserve
regiments might bs discontinued By ahsosp-
ton and retirement Of officers and discharges
Of men. without detrimspt to the sefyics.
Very respectfully,
Your obedisnt servant,
U. 3. 0RAH1, Geseral.
General Grant left hete this morning d.
rect for Boston, whore he will arrivs to-mor-
row morning. He 10 accompanied BY Gsne>
raj Comstack and his son. He will return
here about the 9th or 10th proxino, and af-
ter remaining few days will proceed to
Chicago, accompanied BY General Dent. to
attend the re-union Of The soldiers Of the
western armies. General Schofisld and stat,
Lieutenant General Sherman and Major Gem
eral George Il. Thomas, will also be pre- sent.
Information has been received here that
T. h. Fooie, assistant special agent Of the
Treasury Department, seized in New York,
on Friday last, 80 600 yards of fns Lyos's
silk. together with large number Of French
clocks, said TO be the largest seizure ever
made in the United States. The value is
estimated at $4,000.
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c. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

On Third-st., bet. Main 4 Johnson.
HAS inst received fine stock Of Cloths Of
4 ~ kinds, and viii make rants. vssts and cca
cheApw than beore. For proof of this cell and
examine. noyl7.d
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Seizure Of Goods In New York.
LATE NEWS BY CABLE.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK lsss.
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venciiI, Jones i Co.....cor Third 4 Main strscta,
He's, stern Co........cor Second Main streets.
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CLOTHlERS

Sam INTERCHANGEABLE n Eos Estes House.
1RJ Ayres Sons...... ,..........s3 Main street
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tDean cor Third h Main streets.
IIuisEAmp Matless............soM Nam street.
Huiskamp L Bro...... Main stroct-bet ttb sth.
X Hart, l1s Mein street.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.
Vail. AymitAxe i Co......cof Ninth i Johnson
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BOOk.Dlh DER.
N peares Ason date City Bid'g. Main ID
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GAS = sTEAA FITTIN0e.
Mocar + Soa. ohnson street, bet3d lth.
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sale 4 Retail.
No. Eataa Hmm
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Oein, silver Ware.
q Bridges. b Estsa Home.
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hooks : sTAraosERr.
us,nrs = s11nEa-wETAIL,

avid u Lowry s3eoohQ eefeet
W Westoctt ....A Main street--neAT Fourth.
ststar Eros -. -. 80 Main street.
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BONNET BLEACHERr.
II Emerson. n..........cor Fourth ! Blondear
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SCOTS = Ea-WnOLEsALK
Il mbssten 4 Huiskamp...-...-...s3M Main street.
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OENTISTHY.
L Ingsrsoll.....cor Third Main, ,lupstairs).
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Geld Pens, Pencils. Pocket Books.
q Bridges 1 4 Estes Hous
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-10

EIOW tnS Se<s Ns's'
II does not seem to be generally known
that ehsre 10, within seventy miles Of TINS
city. . cave which, iron its extensive Isoy-
rinths and innunsrsble apartments, may
well be considered formidable rival OF the
cslsbsatsd Mammoth" Of Ksntvcky. This
cave has been explored fer two weeks ct .
time without developing its exact dimsn-
sions, ortinding an end to its many intricate
passages. On one occasion, tho explorers
penetrated under the bed of the Mississippi
river, and could hear distinctly above them
the noise made by passing boats. This
must have been considerably below the lev
el of the place where the entrance Is found,
which 10 on the side Of large hill or small
mountain-juss Is the visitor Is pleased to
term it--and 10 about half mile from the
river. The explorers say, also, that they
found several large chambers. one Of which
10 esmplstly died With bAis. These trouble
some birds Of darkness iamsdistsly CON-
msnosd IN attack. putting out the candles.
and making themselves 80 exceedingly "a
miliar thea spssdy Dtsess was not only
desirable, but sbselutsIy nscsssasy. In IN.
other chamber they fbuad largely table Of
rock, and visitors have appropriately
tsrued thie apartment the 'sdining hall"
The ambition Of travellers 10 thoroughly
nadafsstsd ia The hses nsabR u names
wbieh can b sssp I'll over the principal pes
ssgss. deg u ~ sidss, marked With . lead
pencil o. burned - the ssp With eeu1le,
The lalD9 sslicls bsjao = iadispesssbls END
= Ne s1plorsr., & Gel - 49, = the ip.
side ais = n sso@gs, Il sesns sies rerss 10
wintss. - that he god psoPlS 70 the vicih.
~ CA u any Gns Sxpssiehst tie sxtss6.
- pf weather.
y o. the whole, ~ think . visit y THE
weodesful place veil rspays .e6b for tAs
time lest ~ the expense issasssd 10 -
oomplioh1ne n 4s--1
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.

Austris hes disarmed 80, geo men.

Austris has disarmed 80, 600 men.
Montreal celebrated the Fourth with IN
excursion
The iampli shters in San Francisco per.
form their work on horseback.
II is singular that 10 making up boqusss
for dsossuses, no florist has ever suggestsd
fig leaves.
II il rumored that Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
Stanton is 10 BE appointed deacon in Henry
Ward B.eehsr's Church.
docs the dentist kiss you when he pulls
your teeth, % ~ ''Ne my son. why!'
:.Oh, nothing only be kissed nj. ssd che
said Il took oil the ache away. and !
guess IL did, for she laughed oil the way
home"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-10

AN ORDINANCE enssdise q Srai1snes
y aneud "a erbinanoS gStitied. = Al o.
dinanss y aathssiss IL Dsssspest Oily
Railway Company 70 OenelsucE end Or.
rate Horse Railway on Third Street,
passed sud approved January "a, 1868.
SECTION l. b IL enacted By tie CITY
Council Of tAS City Of Darenr ort: That sec
ton Of an ordinance to amend IN ordi-
nance entitled, " An ordinanes to authorize
the Davsopsrt City Railway Company to
construct and operate Horse Railway on
Third street, passed and approvs1 January
I'd, 1868. Be and is hereby repealed, and 10
lieu thereof the following be enacted to-
Wit:
Src. 2. Said Company may regulate and
establish from tins to Tins such rates Of
fare tor the transportation Of persons ever
their road - they mar see proper; pro
vided that the charge from one extreme
to another. or any hess distance, shaii not
exceed ten (1O) cents, and after the sxpira-
ton Of fivs years. the fare shall net exceed
eight (s) eeats for such charge.
Passed and approved July let, 1858.
Attest, n. DoaAauD, nayos.
Josx LlLIls. CITY Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-10

Cares nSarns. DruIses. 1.aSmeness
oorcness. Sore 'hrost. 1,oUs haclae
EArach q. Ne ara Z In. Rhomm0slsn
n.uobaE0, PtAs. nellie. Nsangs.
aOre - -. RleAing .ofahc Lungs.
NSse, os0m ach. " Orus11es. sOras.
U1coro. Old S0lrs. Price so cts.
10 - -.
BY the or sine boxare sent to any part Of the
ceipt Of the price.
Address Humphreys Stcidc Homeopathic Ned
icins Company. ONCE an Depot, No. - BBoAD.
Way. New fetk- Or HUsnasY y consulted daily
st his ice: peno,ally or letter. q above. for
an fOtne q eisea. Tbs bovs AeelctneP sOld u
HARHI SON 4 STARKN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SiMlLM SlMlllBS CuRaHTUR.
E.YS'
N Oyl EOnsA1NlC NnrTrrsr,

HAVE PROVED. FROM The MOST ANptr
expcrieL CO. an tntire success 6impie-Promut
hmc'cnt snd Relate They are thu only Hedi-
cines perfectly adxied TO popaiar use.-eo simple
shat mistakes cAnns. ~ INSIDE IL using them -
harmless a. II be fe~ from danger. and % cffcent
- - De alwAysrel ace. They have raised the high
eet conma ndAtion from all. and viii alw ays rem.
der satisfaction, C.nt.
i,cares F'svers, Con y,s,ioa, Inn "a, stions Is
- :. Worm; worn rive. Worm Collie. IS
:, Diarrn.rss " On .liren or Adults -
:, Dy-. nte-y 6Tipias. Bilous Coic.. 10
g. Choiert- Morbu~, Vomiting. j. IS
q, Nerral.siA. .oothschc. Fa ,eac he. =. rs
y. Headac nes SEA Headache. Vertigo rs
70. Dyspeps,a. sillisu. stomach =. IS
II. Suppressed, or Painful Psrtods IS
-, Whites,ios profuse Periods. Is
-, Group, Cl1gh. Difficult Breathing Is
e. Salt ltheuIn. Erysipslas. erupsIons IS
10, Fever s r,, ~ cs lln rsv PAn.; .
II. Piles, iii or bleeding ............6 50
IS, Optha nv, ADD sore or weak Eyes %
-, Oatatra 1cnte or cstonic. lnAasnxa . 80
20. Whoopng Cough. violent eoughso
u. ppresscd Breathing. %
x, Ear - Siarges. impaired h-srings0
e. !. 5croi a icniar <cd glands; swelling. 50
-, remembering. phi, sicsl weakness 50
~ !. DroAsy ad scanty secs.tios@:. =. 81
70, esSicix,ess, sickne . from riding 80
e. T. :. Auny Disease. Gravel 10
- erso'is Debility Seminal
90 :. Esllaiss,. =. Involuntary Discharges. II 90
90. . Irinary Ivesk ness ,~eitinx bed 50
81 . Lallla ~ IerIodS, with spasms 80
s.. suit tnllt change oflifs ....i o.
a. Epi!S psyppa.ams t.vitus' DanceIi %
81 iDipt. "A ulcer.ted sore throat. 50
rAhiLi .AshS. VI IS to 10 large wills
morocco or rosewood case. containig peel
nc Tor every ordnsrt disease family is sub
Ject to, book u elections. FROM Si0 too IS.
smaller Family AID Ipselllng cases. with
Specific foS AL gsivatsD sea.cs. both ior
curing aiN fpr t1Vpntfya treatment
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IN W. h;s,rsss cssst & - tsiseA sssAss IT.
! ~ pieAsisS 81 lewaA ...s4
n ne slattee II RAWin ChAnheeiain. Dasksnpt
r. NE Creditors Of said Edwin CAsnb9laiA
asd I'll etAef pefssne iAtereete4
CIa0: YOo ARE 2D48DY n0TIflKD
~ thsa a-psttin ~ heSu Aie4 h cid Csurs
by said Edwin Chambeslaie, q Lyons City. IN
the County Of ClinteD, and 0tqee ef lows, 10
said District. daily declared benkrupt under
the Act Of Cengress Of March "a. lsss,
for discharge. and certificate thereof, from
oil his debts. aa1 ether claims provabls un-
der said Act, aad that the 3lst day Of July. 4.
D. 1853, at the hour Of 10 O'clock 4. n. 10
sssigusd for the hssriue Of the same, ct .
Court, Of Bankruptcy before Hon. NJ N. Price,
Register Of said Court in Bankruptcy, At Ottum-
wa, IN said District, when and whore oil Credi.
tors Of said Bankrupt, whe have proved their
debts. end al otter persous in interest, may
attend and chow cause. il any they have, why
the prayer efsaid petition should not be grant
Cd.
And further notice % hereby given that the
eeesnd sad third meetings Of Creditors Of said
Bankrupt, required under the nth and Sst
sections Of seid Acl, viii b bsldea at the efise
Of Aon. n. n. Price. Ne. I. West 9eesnd street,
IN Abe city ef Davenport. Register in Bank.
rsptey Of eail Oenft, On The said 2lth day 81
JAY. 4. D., 1853, It 10 e'cloek A. n.
Dated At Dubuque, THE Arst day Of July, !.
D. 1858.
QORyIK0 4 LEVI.
iy1-dSt fri Atterneys fer said naskrupt.
II. LEePB8. Deputy Clerk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-10
In Bankruptcy.

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In the District Court Of the United States for
the District OF Iowa.
In the matter Of Glare nback Bro, Banksupts.
To the creditors Of said Clarenbaek 4 Bro, and
sll other persons interested.
CIRS YOC ARE Hereby NOTIFIED
y that . petition has been fled in sad Court
BY CIarenback b Bro. Of the city Of LeClairs
in said District duly declared Bankrupts under
the Act Of Congress Of March I'd, 1857, entitled
IAN oct to sstsblish . Uniform system OF Bank
ruptcy throughout the United States." for = dis
charge, and certincste thereof. from oil their
debts. and other elsims provabls under said Act
ed thst he sist day Of Jely. 4. d. lts6. q the
hour Of 10 O'Clock A. n Of said day. 10 assigned
for TIRE hearing Of the sane, before the said
Court, q CAsabsrs. st otsamwA Iowa, when
and whore you nay attsud cad show eanss. II
any yoa have. Why the prayer Of said petiti6a
should not be granted.
You are hereby fsstAss sstissa tAsS Ne I'd .
"a meetings Of the creditors Of the said Clas
snbsek D Bae,,. fer the Surposes provided IN
section SSH Of De Ast Il Congress d AaseA 81,
1861, uiu b Md - Ahn11AA ~ efJuly, 1885,, ~
hon. \. i. Pries. RSxistsr. Z fis odls;. No. !
West Seeon9 street, p ~ city sf DAse.peft.
Scott County. 0ssts q 1enA uhsn ssa SAses
you can b pressnt II yev cheoeA 70 b.
is9e-dsw.fti, b. K. LOW, Clsrk.i
8 E. teowr. Atternsy for seid Bsnkrupt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-10

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