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that strongest OF all anes which could bind men, the
affinity and afiatiOn OF great principles, they would
have created sympathy in their behalf that when
had come for the delverance Of Ireland ~ would have
been childSs play, but II would have rocked
the throne OF England 20 the center and dashed
1t into the sea. lCheers. Emmett had said
as he stood near the grave. "Wnen country takes
her stand among the nations Of the earth then and not
til then, let epItaph be written Emmett had been
dead long years, and had dared 10 write his
taph yet, because his request was cherished In the
memory OF men, and with the Conservative Democratic
party In power here liberty free and universal woud be
checked IN it's advance throughout the world and the
time would 60 write Emmetts
epitaph. lCheers In closing, Mr.. Van Wyck said
For your aud my sake for ourselves and pOsterity
for all the world believed, and prayed. and hoped
during that struggle for the principles OF universal lib
ery aud freedom for all men, without regard to color,
eve IT, although 1t be far of in the future
IL Will come when the nations OF the old world VIII
look around them and smile upon flag like ours,
which not only symbOhZes greater refinement
and intelligence but is the emblem showing that the
principles Of American Independence have been csab-
shed among the nations OF the EARTH and that all men
and all people sit under their vine and hgree,
and may look up and thank God for the blessings aud
privileges OF liberty and tnat there is no monarch nor
throne TO Oppress them but that they may look up to
Heaven and know that there is above the peo-
pie except the God who rules earth and relgns III
Heaven. Applause
After another STIRRING song by ne Gee Club,
" Take aown the old cauteen again,
And hl IL 10 Ulysses"
Mr. Spencer announced that the Club had assurance OF
addresses before long by the Hon b. f. Butler cheers
and the Hon. l.. NJ Stanton. tCheersl The meeting
then adjourned giving rousng cheers en- DaSse for Grant
and COlfaX.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

ders and Sailors Organization have announced their
soldiers and sailors % Of this Win al hold s
10 Hancock until more available candidate is presented
The following List OF their prominSnt delegates
Walker; Breyet Brig Gen. Kelly :. smith WSshington;
Campbell ~ Y; Major Gen. John B. steadman, Ohio;
Gen. Hugh Cameron Edgar Brevet Brig Gen.
geo. A. Buckincham NJ y; Maior-Gen George W.
Gen. W F. smith' washington; Col o. N stead, Lous-
ville KY; Brg Gen Andrew Porter Philadelphia; Gen.
!. g. Fuller Sc Louis; Brig. Gen. Bouton, Texas
THE PRsDLEFoN ESCORT. 80
The bedy OF Ohiosns known 0s the PeDdeton Escort
dlC not arrive yesterday telegram was received from
Altoona at O'Clock IN the afternoon conveying the in
but would reach here this afternoon This body
OF Pendetonans consists OF the PendIeton Clubs OF Cn-
similar organizations from various sections Of that State
VERMONT REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
BURLINGTON, July 1.-The Union Republi-
cans Of Vermont held their state Convention here today
Major William Rounds OF Chester, chosen President
and one vcePresdent appointed from each County
The ncumbents of State Offices renomnated by
acclamation to wit: John b. Page OF Rutland for Coy
ernor Stephen Thomas of West Farle, for Lieut. Gov
ernor John A. Page OF Montpelier for Treasurer G. W.
Grandey Of Yergennes, and Horace Fairbanks Of st,
Johnsbury, nominated for electors at large; g. W.
Grandey, W. G. G.. Benedict, B. d. Harris. Redfeld
Proctor, Rossyille Farham, s. Epingree W. W.
as the State Committee. The Committee
on Resolutions reported a resolution approving the
nomination Of Grant and Coltax applaudng the plat
form adopted at Chicago and asserting thata republican
government is the only one in which all people have
equal civil and political rights The Convention was ad
dressed by T. W. Peck chairman OF the Vermont deega
tion TO Chicago c. W. willard. Gen. stephen Thomas
and E. c. Reddington resolution was adopted urging
thorough OF the State, in order TO secure
larger Republican majority than ever before at the Sep
tember election. The Convention was harmonious and
enthusiastic.
MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
DETROIT, July 1.-The Republican State Con-
ventiOn met IN this city to-day The Hon. III. y. Baldwin
OF Detroit nominated for Governors Morgan Bates,
LeuteIant-GOyernor Dwight May, Attorney General
All the other State officers renominated The Elect
at Large Chas. w. Craswell Of LanarTee John
Burt OF Marquette. State Central Committee OF thir-
chosen of which John j. Bagey OF Detroit Is
Chairman.
CONGRESS NOMINATIONS.
The Democrats of the XIIIth Ohio District
yesterday nominated the Hon. George W. Morgan for
Congress.
CLEVELAND, July 1.-The Republican Con-
ventOn in the XVIth Congressional District, this after
noon nominated w. H. UpsOn Of Summit County.
NASHVILLE, July 1.-W. b. Stokes has been
renomnated for Congress in the lid District OF Ten
nessee, and W. W. Woodcock elector for the district
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
lfARRIED.

BgNTLgY-HRDGES-O THURSDAY June 25 by the Re, James
the residence brides mother Brabeth j. j.
Edward Bealey NewYok City to Annie daughter ofths ATE W"
liam Hedges of the latter place.
-RIKRRAt Stanford Conn. TUESDAY June 30 1903 At
b ,.enre Of the brides grandftLer George Elder by the
Rev a Gregory Samuel Cump AnuA E. daughter the late
Col j. Lafayette Riker, both Of this city.
SMTH-At Pfauki KY Tuesday Jane 30 BY the
Rev b. smith George Merriam Of Springfield Mass and Fanny
S Po,. daughter Of the officiating eeTgymAs No cards
Tuesday June 30 at the residence OF the
b brother Dr. MeNar John PetugTew 10 hate -
only daughter Of Moses J. Decker, ESQ.
Tuesday afternoon June 90 At the res,
duee OF by the Rev Dr. Warrington OF
Conn william H. Waterman Of Brooklyn T. d., to MAT ""1k VI
his eli
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG AND WHITE Noun
TANs-Summer tourists vii! find much pleasure in the
trip via New-Haven either by steamboat or railroad,
Springfield Connecticut River and Passumsic Railroads
Lake Memphremagog thence by stage and cars to Mon
treal and Quebec returning via White Mountains There
are many delightful points on at which to spend
few days and ride up the Connecticut and Passum
sic valleys is exceedingly romantic.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02


July 1.-The mAke! unatered IN tone and quota
tons.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
l--C0ton quiet and funi receipts, bAesi
Four-Superfne S7d Wheat 81 T30S2 Corn. SOC Oats
75c Mess PORK s2g Lard i8dl9 Bacon quiet Shoulders 5fc
MuwAuKEs July -Four dull and unchanged Wheat gueI and
sadT sales No as 81 49, and No at 81 1a Oats tme al
Csc Tor fm at 85c for No Freghs unchanged ke
uts toay-6OO bbs Flour 20 900 bush Wheat 3o bush oA
tGO bush Corn Shipmen-9OO bb Pour "a 600 bush Wheat
Yesterday, rs bales eIports 59
bs, TODAY closed Low hddngs a. zIc e1
ports G5l bales; receipts none T., ,,o
iou.yLE july Tobacco quiet for grades; sales OF t
bhd in S73ss 80; Hart County Leaf S@ Superne Foar
No Wheat 59Sl So Corn, In bulk 90eS3c Oats Ioc Cot
ton 2c Mess Pork s27 rs Bacon nominal Lard lower At e
for ruerce. Whisky nominal
wuSISsroS n C., July L-Spn,s TurDentne firm at soc :
Rosn declined; Strained 81 s5 No. a. 81 S0GsJ Pale - Tar
ArGUrl Ga July Cotton du sales Of lbs bales Addngs %
NEwORLRAYs July lCotou frm Mddng 2sc sales 5J bales
receipts exports IS bales Sterling Exchange lSsGI New
York Sight Exchange per premium Cold Ss4dl5t Flour
fm SupeaBe 81; Treble Extra SO Corn hrmef At sSe oas
oue Al zoe unchanged Pork dull al $2S BAeon-Shoud
j.. Clear Sides. lie. Lard l8d9Oc
c. July Cotton quiet snd rather easier; sales
81 bales Mddng 3Ots receipts SO bales Exports eoAsi~e '
baeA - ,ulrr...
Sic. receipts $40 bales
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

COOKEon Wednesday fever Hsrry Derer e.l,
dAya
The friends Of the family attend funeral on PnA.y An,
81 inst at o'clock fron the resleB Of his parents
West Iue1teth St. number.
CROMwBLLAt Monroe Orange County T. on wede.ds, Al.
lst iust, Jamea CrOmS yell aged % and q nonLs
Friends heeig House Blooming Grove. Carriages uil
be Turner'S np the arrival Of the Ene Railway lsavaz
ChambeSst At !. a.
DASFoRTH-IH Hartford Conn., Tuesday On.ih.n Da-
forth ofths city, aged ca ,Sars
JofAt Ovid y Of heart a.ess Friday June &C. lss HOuts
~ Jay aged ~ years.
kEARNT-on wednesaaT. July Ahban Ksay In the sad yss
OF
The relatives friends % the family respectfully invited attend
MS anera from Cava Chareh conner fouhaSe- ara Twenty
a. on Friday tie ID inst at4 o'clock whoG, farther notice
KlDDER-At Rdgevood j. weine.ls, n chr.
oe Adams kdder widor Of the late WniA Kddr Of Ne.fok
CITY and iHmsry Of Boston. hssA. IN her s4tn var
Fnaera al IL N Friday July from her late reAnce Trains esvs
foot of Chambers 81 az "a aud 10 o'clock m.
LEUBA-On Tuetday June house of Mr Robert Cornell
hasrsueck Webester County Lacy Leubs sged 81 year
The aud friends Of the family respectfully iBv
the funeral to be held there Thursday Jaly at 0eoe
MACFARLANR-Sndlsuy Tuesiay June % Sarah A. ~fe sf
John hacfraHe and daughter Of h Geo. W. Todd, aga -
years
TIE respectfully invited attend the
from her late residence No 2i West Thirty Fday
July g. at o'clock D. m
s5TH-On Wednesday tbe s ins william c. eldest Of Ismus
SHhth ard grandson Of John W. stephens aged q
Funeral from the residence Of NJ T. Peters, No 20 East Thirty
eighthst, FRIDAY. the I'd inst at2p
sPRAGUEsuddery bis residence 10 l73MssOnays, Wed
nesiay aheruoe1 July 1, John H. sprsgue.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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MISSISSIPPI ELEC

MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATIC REPoRTs.
JACKSON, July 1.-FOrty-seven out of 81
majority against the Constitution OF
1906 -Four Of the remaining counties will return major
ities for the Constitution No OF violence has been
reported any part Of the State during the progress
Of the election. This county with registered black ma
iorify of 700 gave but 500 Radical majority. Lowndes
County with registered black majority Of 3OO returns
but L 900 Radical majority.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
THE TENNESSEE BoNps-REPUDIATIoN.

NASHVILLE, July 1.-The Tennessee bond
excitement is undated. The State Controller and bank
refuse cash the coupons due to-day. call Of the
Legislature repudate the bonds and create school
fund of the railroad debt Is talked Of
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

From The EewYOrk Tribune June .. 1853
vet want coed Es P % s1Gs ssSs ' % % .. Re .S
character Of the review with the sDgbtaes. the daily Ounal which
pen the current topics literature art science and .t~s paper
s:s like The London dor & Sgs1tsiOr only 1' more h Or ' IN;
good high toned literary sueh have described We have
hey BY tie right persons made
s Rs S a., s 5s'G aa. has a. o sn @U @ % az
other scented With the fumes Of the beereer Here haVs
the owls Of Mnsa and here another which The c1Or brains Of udsr
So .nS .ropomv Is a vita sseb reasus a, tb. h.i
nLHs occupy their hoas leisure The literary Journal
M earnest 'y3O9r , T spS .eSSs who VI" 1n y n sa
"Tbe Tribune there need @ good literary weekly jo.r
nal The Round Table jos, such good journal until bad s
Extract from the Proceeding. Of hs soIs E 4 historical society s-.a-
q" Mr. Malon had talk With refer
.nce 70 The Round Table y gHP, pIs,ssd IN HssS ,, .d
especially the members the Society h was quA 20 any Of the
Lancaster spoke Ia favor Of the ou. a did also Dr. CSster,
"Mr MaOn offered the following resolution which me. With general
esoired Tb. commend Of the members oftss
a p,Ss sSs Of 1s high sfs s nsn deserving
sss s1 on es Of The ais FtsTsue ,sL dated Oct a M
value The EoGn4 M Tai. ys sss 1af s ss sdSs %
viii create and command It's public short ne- public eou-
posed Of most intelligent aeof those whom the purely Os
EnTae from &r Fred 6oiIsns preface Father Tom and the
The Round Table rsys. tha b. blood .ad n,uo- "a
IT, for does not hesitate to SPEAK night out nAhJ
way and That wrong when IL has co."
From The Imperial Review, LOEdon
Ths only journal which Adequately represents American education
and culture"
From Trnbners LiterS- Record, London
The Round Table the best literary published In
the United states Independent ouPoEeu free ron snyug lie
Tor believe totally Inaccessible 10 corrupt inraeneea
From The AngoA American Times London
standard Of excellence attained BY the chief
London the daily does 10 that Of the lead
ing London des Il is characterized By the strongest and eesi er.
preston OF commenting without fear social political and
moral deinquencesp
From The Richmond Enquirer.
This the pluancy ard variety OF the best week.
lies dignity learning which belong quarterly review
have expressing opinion that the best IL
all published the whole OF the United sA
From The NeS-Nork Times
Table has become such weekly has been r
long the United States journal which has the geous
and learning ncy the higher order Of London weeke ana
h the spirit the instincts OF America
SCALE OF TERMS
One
One
months.
mo deduction for ess than yearl
During month July only The Round Table Is offered to clubs f
necessarily "a the address, for SO
Publishers decline al responsibility FOR mttances sent hreagh
than by Dras AeEfork Cheeks OF PostOres
away THE ROUND TABLE ASSOCIATION
NO. l32 Nasssust. New forf.
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GREAT FIRE IN RUTLAND. VT.

RUTLAND, July 1.-Another great fire oc-
Cured here this morning. All the bridngs inCram-
toms block Merchants Row. 10 The Herald building on
Centre-s destroyed. The loss Is about s500O; IN
suranceg.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
BURNETT'S
CoAINEt

A COMPOUND CocoASUr OIL &c
For HAIR,
Has established worldwide reputation entirely Its merits No
other oils neither pomades alcoholic washes6sn
compare uthit.A
As an nygoor and promoter Of the growth Of the hair For sale %
all Druggists Brare Of fraudulent Hons Sent to any address
JOSEPH BURNETT & Co..Propr,tors,
No 27 Centralst Boston, aud No 592 Broadway.
under Metropolitan IiseD, Nsw.YOrk.
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DIED

BANKseA Bsbyo l. L. TUESDAY morning June 80 suddenly
Henorrhaze Edward Banks son Of the late InsO'0 s
y years IN ..,,., q. .,,..A M.
Tho relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 aIend hn
funeral from rsslsEee No ~ LeIsz'ona ave- 0R lauEsdA
JalI N2 aeoek Q. N
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
THE MERCHANTS BANK OF MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, July 1.-The stockholders of the
Merchants National Bank have made arrangements for
continuing the operations OF the bank The recordsshow
less than $4,000 due deposors A committee has gone
Washington TO consult with the Controller OF the Cur
rency.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
THE TURF.

rRoTTING AT THE NEw-JERsEY STATE FAIR
GROUNDS.
There were three trOttng matches yesterday,
which took place under the auspices Of the NewJesey
state Far Association their beautiful grounds in
Waverey New-Jersey. Many persons present from
the surrounding country attracted by the announcement
that Gen Butler and Goldsmith Maid would trot for
purse OF o. 600, best three In five heats There
was also contest between horses belonging in
the State and spirited race between three
teams The race between the State horses was hotly
contested but Panic had much bottom TO be beaten
and won the In three straight heats Taking the lead
at the commencement OF each heat he kept steady
gait never breaking up There was very little ex
citenent during the between Goldsmith, Maid and
Gen Butler the General behaving very badly breaking
up constantly; a bandaged leg seemed TO annoy him,
which probably will account for his bad action. The
between teams was won by Careless and Mate III two
straight heats. The following Is the summary:
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02

Special Notice.-A large aud enthusiastic MEETING Of COM
MTTRES Of the branches Of trade interested HOUSE
BUILDING in response call Of Committee Of Master hAsOa
was held at Kidus Building June 90 at O'Clock On motion Of
Mr. Willis BlsckOns unanimously elected Chair
man and Ed Mr Blackstone, taking the
chair made few appropriate remarks upon the subject under consider
alton before the Aner short addresses upon the issue by
es gentlemen present the following resolutions ansninou'S
adopted
Rd That representing different branches OF trade inter
building do heartily tie action taken by he
Master the Bghtou system the restrictions aboat
oppressive the Worneus Iuo7s geaerst
pledge moral and material aid 10 sustain them and
different branches Of house s
cooperating With aud The hAsons
their opposition 10 demands the Bncklsyers Un0n.
Rssoed Committee Of I've representing different trades s
appointed and their behalf d We
Mons by extending agreed for the pea ofiher gaD
es0lrsd when adjourn % meet on IlESDAt'
that he different representatives call meeting their s
ciaiss report By this meeting 10 h
held a the place al 8 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
FUNERALS TO-DAY

FUNERALS TO-DAY.
BANKS EDwAED NJ, No. 352 Leringtonave
BRADLEY Mrs. MARY, No. Is Pell-st
CRUGER, NICHOLAS Cfugere n v
FREYTAG PHILIP No 1876 Frauklinst
GARRISON, MINNIE No. 5 Morrisst, Jersey CITY Nj
KELLY GERTRUDE, No 32l First. st. WilliAmsburgh.
MULyIHTLL, CATHARINR, No. III Tillary.st Brookivu
POOLE CHARLES T., No, 4 Ausle-st, Willamsburgh
sCALLBN. PATRICK, Eo.1tO wAshingtonst
WARD, SARAH Church Of the Immaculate Conception.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

WEST INDIA MARKETS
HlvAS July 1.-The market is unatered IN tone anc quota
tons
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9ulitifaI Dutins.

The Union Republican General Committee al
their Headquarters Of Twenty aud Broadway FRI
DAY EVENING July 1863 o'clock action
which the BIB int
THOMAS MURPHY, Chairman.
ANDREW PLuMs, Secretaries,
JOHN J. SHAW. JSeSie7s"
Union Republican General COmmttee.-A reguIat
monthly meeting will be held Heldquartsr
No 937 Broadway southwest THURSDAY
EVENING" July q at o'clock FREEMAN j. FfTHTAH, Chmn
WILLIAM DRUMAOND,
CHARLES 5. STROSe ''S'''o'
Second Assembly District Grant and Colfnx Campaign
Club Kesslers Hotel PeArlst Al
favorable the above requested attend
Al AARON Secretary. DENNIS SHEA, President
Sixteenth Assembly District-Eig ighteeuth Ward.-Ths
LOYAL Soldiers and Sailors Of this District will meet Gemns
Hail. No. 1876 Thsve, THURSDAY July at O'clock orgasIe
Grant and Collar Campaign Club. Soldiers attend.
Grant Clubs obtain excellent portrait GEN GRANT ca
small FLAGS at low prices PEARCB Co.. 10 4 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-07-02
From The New York Tribune. Jun. 2. 1853.

THE ROUND Table,
SATURDAY REVIEW OP POLITICS. FINANCE, LITERATURE
SOCIETY, AND ART
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During only The Round Table offered 70 clubs of
lei not necessarily the address for SO
Publishers decline all responsibility for remiarces sent hroagh
than by Ds Newfork Cheeks PoOces
Mouey orders. Address - --.-
No. lJ2 Nassau.st New.Yort.
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Elastic Sponge.
FOR UPHOLSTERY AND SADDLERY.
SUPERT0R SUBSTITUTE POR CURLED HAIR AND FEATIIERS
See yesterdays TRIBUNE. Send for circular
VAN HORDEN GOrRAUD.
No. 6 HOwari-s, n. Y,
Am Pat n,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11
GENERAL. NEWS.

Illinois holds her State fair this year at
Quincy.
Il costs f7o sterling per week to keep
the Great Eastern.
Half million spindles in Fall River are
idle in consequence of the strike.
The actors of san Francisco protests against
the repeal Of the Sunday law.
Eighty thousand people have fled from
Buenos Ayres to escape the cholera.
Ia England court has decided that =
stamped fac-simile of q signature bears the
same value as written one.
Tho author Of . TRADE against dancing.
recently published in . religious paper, has
been found to DO club footed.
A Union Pacific Railroad bridge over
Dale Creek, vest Of Cheyenne. will be near
ly 1900 feet long, and over 100 feet high.
In 1866 there were 90, 9O7, $50 passengers
on the New York city avenue horse cars in
1867. 00,067, 249.
Horace Greeley eays that nobody ever
gets rich on q salary. lie evidently wasn't
thinking of railroad conductors, bank clerks,
or Indian agents.
SueS, nv uitu ob tue lftu 0it'
in London, WAS the first Roman Catholic
who has in modern times been promoted to
the English bench
manufacturer in New York city 10 fill.
ing al order for 200,0O0 thimbles, at eight
cen cents per dozen, for the managers Of a
gift enterprise.
The letter writer's from Washington say
that whisky flows freely among the Radical
conspirators. When Gen. Thomas Was ar
rested, old Ben Wade exclaimed by
Cd We intend to run the Government te
suit ourselves"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

NYhMEs' CATARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE.
. has nonpiusset com lstely all previous Medical
Science II never fails TO cure IN few weeks ina
worst cases OF Catarrh in the head or bronchial
Inoes and nepient Consumption, Illustrations are
properly followed 1t Is guaranteed to do that
noises and pains in the head,-con.tant harkinc
sprung ana conghinv.-raising of phlegm In the
morning,.ioss OF smell and ta-te.-Deafness, In
ssssant blowing OF the nose-ofleneive breath
hcsrscness OF the voice &c. &c an these viii zoo.
disappear under the influence Of this new and vun
Seiiui Medical discoveey. am receiving evsfy dev
seiters ef the mose grateful thnaks tom those Who
nave been cnred- Il cured - psrh ~. Srar yvsss
80, o. the very worst case Of uatarsh, - bon
ehisl trouble had suffered with for yeare i knnv
what II ie, and what It will do Il 10 aso 4 prevrnt
I've, ana rivee tnnediate rslefin colds No pere q
should be withoutit 1t is put up In packayes wi4S
full Instructions and ssnt to any address frce
mail, % reec4pt Of One Dollar put mp n Bottscs.
with double the antity, and ssns alsO free pes
nail, On receipt of$ ~ Circular With certificates
Of the proof Dnt on receipt ota three cent Postage
stamp. Address TIP. SYNNR
No. 152 1.2 Fulton Street New YORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

ercsr Polxr. White co. Ark..rM., q. "a.

efoNf POINT. White co. Ar. rM., .. a.
d. Joss bcli-Desr Sir: Last Februs2rSs -;
Louisville purchasing drucs and eos sse ~ sc n
ina Seoson Btters. " sonlalav ,sho
rss,ism for some time, commenced on the is,,ss,
s 1na so1n found bic general health improved d.
s, mo oc{n IN psa health. tried them, and be
healia for several yearsstomach and liver .sIsrseS
he improved very much by the usa 81 vorr pits,s
larity In this settlements. ! think couid s.n 1870
quantity OF your medicipes this iaii-e.pscisIIs a
- 800 hatteeg - 01Dapasilla ekin - ~
ocs3e-1sodAwly io. n IN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-11

r.a gsue's Aiabasicr Cream!
TIE MOST REAUTlPUL AND HARMLESS COS
NETic IN THE WORLD.
Il will not luiure the most Delicate Skin
ls presence % the face cannot be detected; 1t csn
b removed only hy washing; and when removed
will leave thu ssin softer smoother and whittier than
before II cradcates every dis-oloratnn OF the fscr.
whether caused by exposure TO tn weiher. or by dis
essc and bestows upon all faces the
kADiANT COMPLEXION OF THE YOUTH.
A single trial proves all these statements.
And the entire ssity with which IL can DC used
makes itr success complete.
~ Ask for La Rae's.-see that the name 81 -
Rue Co. 10 blown in the bottle, and our trade marx
At the top Of the front LABEL Sold BY all Drnggiss
aud Fancy Goods Dealers. Price One Dollar pei
bottle CHUBCH FLINT. Propsietors.
Hartford, Conn.
&c. Wells D Co.. New York Geo. q. 0oodwif
= Co. Rnafnn. Maaa.. ~ h0laaAle AGENT.