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THE REPUBLICAN INVINClBLEs.- AT a special
meeting of the Executive Committee of the
Republican lnvncibles held last night, invita-.
tlUns were received and accepted Tor the Club
to parade next Wednesday night to attend a Re
publican meeting of the citizens OF the First
Second, and Twenty Wards, at Passyunk
road aud Wharton street, after which a stand of
cOlors will be presented by the Union League
Also, one to attend a meeting at Eagle Station
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, fifteen miles from
this city, at the junction OF Lancaster, Della
ware and Chester cOun les.
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STEAMBOAT Inns.

zFS~ f q r. APE MAY.
Ssl-esssz,ss..=zsfs On TUEsDA VS.. ia URsDAYs, AND
o.At ..
The spleuuid new steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
Captain INGhAM, leaving Pier 10, above Vine
street, every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al gi5
a. NJ, ara returning from Cape May ON Monday
Wednesday, and FRIDAY.
Far E.:..s225, c.upding Carriage Hire
beINhL ts...tl5O,
... Children ..St.6, " =" ... ....
Season Tickets, el0 Carriage Hire extra
The Lady of The Lake Is a hug sea-boat, has hAtu
some BlaGerUOm accommodations, ana is lifted up
Win thing necessary tor the safety and cUmtOf
Of passengers, q. IL. HUDDELL,
CALVIN TAGGART
oflice-No. 8S N. DELAWARE avenue. Is 3Utf
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
kstate of AGNES II. VILLA ASON alias Pettlnas'
deceased.
Tie Auditor appointed by the Court 70 audit sstte
and adjust n first account ot JOSEPH D. DURAN,
administrator of the estate OF said - -,
deceased 10 report distribution OF the balance In
the hands OF the accountant Will meet the parties
interested for the purpose OF his appointment, on
1UESl AY, Ausust rs 1868 81 o'clock 2. M, at his
ohce, No. llS S. SIXTH Street In The Guy or Phlla-
delphiR. THOMAS II. ELCO TX,
si3 thstuBt Auditor.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

For additional Marine NeWs see First Page,
ALMANAC FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
SUN IS MOON SBrs. 81
SUN SE 81 HlGH WArER.,..,, 45
PHILADELPHIA BoAhD OF TRADE
JAMES 4. YOUNG,
COATES WALlON, SMoNrHLY CoMMITTEg
THOMAS POTTER, .........
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ARRIVED YEsTFRDAY.

steamship Pioneer, Catnarine, 5U hours from VIII.
ming ION n W win naval stores etc, Phtlad al
p Ia snd southern Mail steamship 90. Passed below
New Castle, Daique Advance. from SHE ds, ana q
herm. brig, lumber loaded under canvas
Br scnr Gu. en- OF C ppers MacOmher, days from
NinOsOT, n. : with plaster 10 q. c. Van Horn,
SChr Pslus, Shack fOTd II laws from 81 JDnn. N p
wlih lumber To n. \, SOuder 4 Co.
Schr Telegraph, R.rak, from Reppahannock I'm
baiIsst 10 j II Justus. "
SChT Edwin lutte, from BridgepOrt, CT with atm a
10 SuutheTs & Son. ~
schr RaucOcas. Lear, 2 days from Rappahaunock
river, win lumber t. /. B Phillips
Schr william and James Outen, 4 days from James
river with iuu her Moore WheRtey e COttiughe m
Schr Isabel Creiger 3 days mOIl Cnoptank Ilysr.
" IA OAK lumber tU L B. Phillips.
SChr WeslmUrelaud, Kce, from Cambrldgeport.
schr Alligator. ROBBINS, from Westport
SChr Il. SuniCkson. Dickerson, from Quincy Point.
steamer y f. Phelps, Brown, "a hours from New
York. with mdse. to w. NJ. Baird d Co.
steamer sarah Jones' "a hours from New York
with mdse. TO w, NJ. Baird d Co.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITE
l. STATES tok The EASTERN DISTRICT OF
In Bankruptcy, az Philadelphia August IL. 1868.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of hia app INIT
meT as Assignee OF q. M GRIFFIrHS,Z u =. GRIE-
FITHS, ard u NJ GRI IFFITH5, JR late trading as
GRIFFITH5 BROTH Frs, OF Phi RdelphiR. in the
County OF Poi Rde phia and state of PennsvlyAnts,
within said District who have been adjudged Bank
rupts upon their own petition, by the DistrcG Court
" '''N JOHN W. PATTON, Assignee,
No. Is South THIRD street.
To the Creditors OF said Bankrupts, sl3th3t
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MEMORANDA.


SNIP AisSks' small for Philadelphia, sailed from
snip AGea,de Norris, Reid. for Philadelphia sailed
from LIVERPOOL th inst.
cay + VIA PhiIadeipba " Ne" iofA yes'ef
IBAtque John Wooster, Knowles, at Singapore Sd
Bsrque Alpha Torgersen, hence for Konigsburg
BaTque Maggie. Putnam. from London tor Phlla-
RRqne 4sV lRto Fe6ss henoe At s m u
BaIeue SGnd Crosby, nence, at Leghorn "a inst
12tn ~. lat Is n, long. 40. sou ""' '''N'-
hrig Clara M, Goodrich, Lsok, hence, at Portland
Brig John Chrystal, Burns. hence, was at Ponce
about 27th ult, TO sail Oh her return In days.
. Brig SHANNON Sawyer, hence was discharging at
Big annie Smith, hence, at swInemunde 4th inst.
Brig VIM. Creevy Haley, SO days from Centuegos
daughter and the steward died at Key West of vel
scbrs Warrenten. Lord. and Philauthroplst War.
rfn, hencs .. Boston 18TH iEst 30 -. nJo..,oo. =,
schr O. s. Walton, Adams, hence for Nantucket at
schE Minnesota Phlnney, at Bristol 18th inst, from
schrs L. d A. Babcock, Smith, and Marshal Perrin,
schr j. Ma1iied May. from Bath for Philadelphia,
a. Holmes Hole rs inst. and sailed again next day.
scnr Gettysburg Corson' hence at Gloucester i7th
schr David g. FLOYD, Kelley. hence. remained at
schr r. a. Wilson, Harris, hence, at FAn River I4th
Carter 3. at aGh%OnG saDas 5th inst
kene sl ssSGs s'ao sos
tom and Ocean Traveller. Adams nom Quincy all
Il
sailed sRain next Gay
Schr q. l.. Wander Tvoort BAKER, Tor Philadelphia,
saiIed from Bangor 18th inst
schrs r. n. Mayor, Nsylnr; Early Bird. Rogers; M.
M Freeman. Howes; and Hattie Gilchrst, hence at
Boston 10th Inst 49,. ,r..-. ,1....-. y,
M Flanagan, Shaw; and r. G. Whilden, Robinson,
hence at Providence 10TH inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The Italian Government has given notice that from
he 10Th DAY of July. N6s light viii be exnloited
the tower OF the Penal EstahllshmenG on the
east side OF Planosa Island Tuscan Archipelago.
1he light SHOWS white and red lace alternately.
for inues duration each. IL Is elevated lao feet
above the level ot the and In clear weather should
be seen from distance OF seventeen miles
The Illuminating apparatus is diop'rc or oy lenses
Position as given lat AZ 80 O6 NJ. long, 10 Oo As east
nom Greenwich,
Also, that the buoys which were placed on the
BlancO Sboa south end of Corfu Island, ard on the
Madonna Shoal, east OF Psxo Island, 90 not exist
and that, in consequence of de eCuve lllumnallUn,
the Lis hit on Corfu Island Ia scErc7ly visible.
Caution is therefore necessary when navigating In
the Ion an waters.
BY command OF their lordships
GEO. HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrographer.
Hydrographic Office. Admiralty, London, July 49, 1858
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p,1lTZA PHILADELPHIA AND TREN-
HkskzszssSr==lB ton STEAMBOAT Line.-Tne steamboat
- rOrhEor leaves ARCH street Wharf, tor
lrtnlOn, stopping at TAcOny, IorresdAle, beVerlv,
Burlir gton Bristol, Florence, Rob oins' WHARF and
White AIN.
Leaves Al ch street Wharf Leaves South Trenton,
saturday. Aug 10, Am Saturday, Aug, 10, l +. III
sunday August 49, to Burlington. BRISTOL, and inter.
meula,e lanQugs, leaves Arcn street wharf az A NJ
ana Il. Nj leaves Brlbtoi at lI1a a. NJ. and 45a Nj
Monday, aug. II, II AN Monday, Aug II, z N
Iuesuay, ls, II AN Tuesday, is, PM
WeuUay, !" 10 IL NJ ed day, " 49, PM
thursday, =" p, 1 Pm Thursday, -" q, Pm
troay. " 21, IA Pm Friday. " 81, 90 z Al
Fare TO Trenton, 40 cents each way; Intern, dlate
places, 25 cents. All
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Liverpool and LondoN and GIsSE
Insurance. Company,

= SEVENTEEN MILLIONS.
Short Term, Perpetual, Floating, and ReRt
Policies issued on favorable terms. ,
Onlce, No. 6 MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
.. rE.. . AT WOOD sML'cH
e16 ON GENERA L AGENT.
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Detroit has laid the cornerstone Of new
City Hall. 90 -." .#N~ .H
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
| J Principal Depot, No sD4 gHESNUT street.
Central Depot No. l0s south FIFTH street, one 200
below CheSaut. Established 1852.
Revenue Etamps OF every description conatRntlyoi
hand In any amount
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09
RIVER NEWS.

The Reserve, from St. Louis. TOT 81.
Paul tomorrow morning At 4 o'clock.
The Sucksr State, from st. Paul, for st.
L,uis tomorrow morning at o'clock.
The New Boston for Fort Nsdisen q u
Z. M, tomorrow morning.
The Addis Johnston from iSt. Paul. for
81. Louis Tomorrow evening at % Clock
The Jennie Baldwin from St. Paul, for
81. Louis tomorrow evening at o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS
The water hes fallen % that navigation
on the Rapids is extremely difficult.
The Missouri is keeping up pretty well.
The Illinois is steadily drying up, but
not vet down to its famous catfish stage.
Frsuchman's bar. in sight Of St. Paul.
has become formidable obs acle.
Boats ruuaing on the Moline chain cut
side the channsl, which is impedsd by the
ssffer -dpm, will soon have to stop on &C
count Of the falling water The Northern
Lins will place number Of packets above
the rapids, to run from St. Paul to Pert
Byron. Beats will ply from Rock Island
10 Fort Madison, and the largest boats will
run from Ksokuk to st. Louis. Passenger
and freight will be trans-shipped BY rail
round beth the upper and the lever rap.
ids. Through boats viii, however. run fol
some little time yet, and the Northern Line
will not "divids up until compelled to.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

Three hundred Dasss aod Germans are
On their vay to Iowa.
The gfasshoppers are On the msve.
going north aad peethsast.
A man named NoNulty dropped dad
On the street ct Koekuk On Monday-hsast
disease.
-Ksekuk Il iafestsd with tA,sves.
MIR. Emerson, Of Ksokuk, . photo.
graphic artist, and his solar samsra, Ssll
from platferm in tAs rear Of hie room, .
distance Of fitseo fest. Mr. Eoseeeu ~
ssrisusly ipjursd-ths caosss vas snashsd
They have Dsmseratie elab at Kso-
kuk, viii good working organization.
The health Of SsnAter Grimes 10 rapid.
y ioprevisg.
The Sensiasl reports the survey Of the
new railroad line from Eldora to Masshall-
tswn about completed.
Two women were poisoned near Chas-
ks, Ainn., on the goth, and died in convul-
sions, caused By the poison Of the potato
bug getting into sores on their hsnds.
The Dubuque Times tells Of farmer
who slew $50 rats in his cellar He kuock
I'd one with club, when an army, hearing
the squeal. rushed out. He struck, nah-
ed, trsnpsd and squshsd then, bat was
himself badly chawed up.
-Ths horse fair st Olinton lasf vaek
was 6psncial success, the rscsipss hsvise
been IS $50. and the expenses $4,000.
A horse named Jaeh Hastou." !" valued
ct $4,000. end bslsngisg to A. W. Rich.
mond. died frem evorhoatine at Qintes
lAst Sunday.
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NO RES


- n = Il y k6 -
William Il. Ludlow. President, No. l4s Bsoai-
Robert n ration. Vice President. No. 14s Bscsd
Samuel wIisss. Of wiusss = Co.. No. sos Pearl
street.
Usrenes g. Brown, Of Brown. Brothers . o.,
No 80 Walis street.
Jon sihaa Tn osre. Of Thorr., Watson Co.. No.
Joha N. whi,ins. Attorney and Counsel or, No.
Robert s,hsn. os Rosst Shell 4 c.. No. 81
J. o. seymour. CT J. O. Seymour Z Co., Noe. .
william Bio ID cod. No ss Wee. Twenty. Fourth
etseet.
J r: oiraud Foster, Of Foster 4 Thompson. No
- Wsll strest
J. Wilsoo straison, Treasurer Of the Eovslty
Iron Works. No. III Bsuadway.
Joseph n. Cooper OF 9 ,opeT. 1elless 4 Co.. To-
II Maiden Law
\. Lemon Kennedy, President Of he Blsk Il
Commerce. No. 81 Naseau strees
u not y. Morgan, Deuksr, No. - Wall sssesa :.
Tdssrs nsssh., Pre.idsnt Kat.o.ai Bank Of u.
Oounssv vea IN, corner Hssau and ftss.
vii lam n. Tweed, No. 2s5 Broadwsy.
Dviskt Townsend, No - Wall ssress.
Phi ip " kAga, Of r. ". kass Z 6ons. No. u
Jeass II Brown. ~ Bsova Brothers Z Co, 10
Samuel l.. Mitchell, MsYehsas, No. 80 Bro dway
BNjah T. Brown, Of klijah T. B,own Ca, No
u Spruce street
"A Dram Hewitt. .. Cooper. Hewitt 4 Co, No
II Burling SIP. -
General state Agent,
july al DAvsnpoas, Iowa.
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NOTICES..

CLornNo.-Evsrybody 10 on the rush
just sow for Psrry's, As Brady st in search
Of cool clothes, and surely they show thsii
good ssnss thereby for it, we'll known that
Sam Perry keeps the best assortment o'
summer clothes Of any body in the city.
Sell your heavy winter clothes and 80 and
invss: in some Of those comfortable and
elegant suits that he is now offering fol
sale ehssp. Any one who will examine
his stock cannot fail to be convinced that
this 10 the place to buy. Send in Jour or
dorn early.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

Every one is perfectly familiar With com
mon colds. The chilliness and shivsring,
the dulness and langor, the soreness in the
head, stuffed nert,ils, and still more, the
irritability Of temper and general discom.
fort, have not only been experienced by
every one At some time. but it has been
the misfortune Of most people to pass
through this unpleasant ordeal repeatedly
and frequently. We would recommend q
timely use Of MADAME PORTER'S Gu.
RATlvE COUGH BALSAN, because it al.
ways cures. A safe. reliable and pleasant
remedy. Full directions on each bottle.
Retailed BY all Druggists at %, 80 and "a
centa
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u.s h. kIIA DK PERSIA or VICTORIA REGlA,
ier BKAUT1FYING TIE COMPLETION
and PREsERvlN3 THE SKIN.
This invaluable toilet astcls was aiscoveree y
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After usire OecelIs de Pgrsia and Victoria heEta
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For removing Tan Frcck -. eunburn, and Cuts
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pSzd1ne - vicloris RCD and Cscelia De re!se =
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LET srtiels now IN ~. u,crua
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Real Estate .a'ransfers.

FILED in the kseor dsr's emes, Thursday, July
9TH. 1859
Detlsf 6asksdopf ct X, 70 Detlsf
Sacksdorf Jr., 8. E. sec. 1e.T. -
NY. l. Z. Cle0ns Township. 9 1870 u
Edward 7, Dunn and wife, to Andrew
J. Preston, Lot 2 and Block s. and
Lot O. Block Lot 2. s. and S. Block
Z. Lot !. & Z. 10. -. Is. and 10.
Block S. Slaymsking sub division Of
Lots in Davenport. 80 q
John n. Crawford. et 20 Christina
Cook. N. y and 8. ". 4 sec 20. and
R. Ci:oS.. township " 1850 x
Cyrus II. Esrhart. to Merthia A. La
Grange. 81 81 -les acres in Z. 4 8.
". sec IL. T. 70 n. =. 4. : Pleas
ant VALLEY Sl0o %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

Ex-President Martin Van Buren and his
Physicisrs testified 70 ths wonderful sfi-
cacy Of Jonas whitcomb's Asth ma Remedy
in his oxp case
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

PERsosAL- Our well known young
friend Clint. Parkhurst, Local Of the Rock
Island Argus, has resigned his position on
that paper, and 10 going 10 Texas TO make
hs fortune
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

Caoics Iowa Catavba Wine, At 81. 90 per
dozen bottles also fun stock Of other na-
tive aod forsigo wines At the wine house Of
LArevrLDr, Tsops 1 Co.,
81 West Second street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

TnASKs-Maft. Hewett returns his
thanks to the members Of the Fire Depart
msnt and citizens, for their timely efforts
in saving his property At the late Ere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09
CIT 1T z m ..

ArcrfoN-A large lot Of elegant furni-
turs TO be sold on Saturday at No. % Main
street. A. L. Noaros, AuctionseS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09
omcIai Paper Of the City.
LOCAL tie Ms.

FHrcsIEs AID TAN removed and prevent
Cd. By using the delicious Hesperian Balm
or the complexion. Price only fifty cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09
ATTENTION: ATTENTION ;,

ATTENTION ATrGNTlON {!
All in favor Of Aanufsetories
All Mechanics and Laboring Men, Who
desire steady smplsym ant and good wages;
All Wagsn Makers 10 want Of Lumbar !;
All Coepsss in waat Of Stsvss;
All Furniture Makers, in eant Of the best
Lumbsr 10 the States
All Agricultural Implement Builders;
All Millers il want Of Wheat;
All Grain Dealers in want Of Grain
All stsrsksspsrs in want Of Trade
In fact-
All that ere 10 hvee 81 ioeseooing eur
business facilities and Guiding up our city,
will attssd . MASS MEETIN0 q the
Court Hsuss o. Friday evening. July 10th,
1858. at u o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

WANDA good girl for general house
work in small family, and none need sp-
ply unless we'll recommended. Apply at
ths residence Of DR.. Bunss, on Perry street
bsswssn Sd and 4th. july s-d3t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09
HCAUTlON IN TIME

Psrsoss that desire to ne Da. uxans1's Os1Sse
KID SrHneefurisG PlAsrua, that cures pain. weak
Deoo and 6stfsee In Ave hoofs. and that has stood
hs test Of PERI thirty years. should lot con-
found then with the misefa0ls unbleached musli n,
paper, and other worthless preparations called
en- in place Of Herricks. DR. HERslcx's KID PLAs-
IRns AID euGAa COArRb PIlis, used In the U. s.
Army and Navy. are introduced into moet Hoepi-
n unlties With their wonderful curee Five thou
ea.d physiean1 enA safgsuas - aAa enderss then.
Cal! fer and zee that you get none bat HHENcK's
kfO PLAsTKas ApD eUoAR CoA9zD HIHls Sold By
dealers everywhere. isS-dkw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09
AMERICAN TONTINE
IRl and SAVINGS IlsUaAJGE
COM PA NY,
OF n T. w YOR

THIS COMPANY WAS ORG AIMED
l. under the lave Of the State Of New y orr, with
capital paid up in full.
The On sers and Directors are comp oscd of se n
temen OF grsa. experience, ability and unde utted
syrity have established the bus!r of n
company the etrieiy cash system-C5 b u
Assets, CASH PKEMIUMs snd CAaH DlvI-
pENDS. Policies foYfeitable and inc ontesaA
bic, cave for fraud. Thirty days grace allowed.
Policies he Id good du ring that period.
NO RESTRICTION ON TRAVEL.
The rates Of this company are - Low - those
Of sny other good com pany, the Toatins fsasurs
especially com mondins IT to these seeking an
nuities.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

iio' 'lowA AVS PFfs s~n OfSrNKSr -THE ELIxIR Or
Life. ronee de- Leon and h- companions songhi in
for the fabled waters OF elvrnesence amid the
ORANGE -roves aud Gowcry mrads OF Florida. Ii
len for ,iio~ay discover the true ;idote
10 Coughs Colis, As,hmae. Scrofnla Sore leg Ulcers
Burns. Seaids. &c. in his admirable remedies CT
fllis and ointment. which have been astonishing
the world for upwards ofdfty years. by their mar
velious cares In every type OF disease. Sold By all
Draggis's.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

oxg bottle OF J. ". Polands Humor
Doctor will curs Any ordinary humor, and
4 half dozen bottles will cure the worst CO.
ses of Scrotula
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

Renne's Pain-K iling Magic Oil is clean
safe, and delicious to use Ii does not soil
the clothing ,nor does it's use injure the skin,
but beautifes IT. and cures chap and PIN
pies, besides oil kinds OF pain. Every fam
~ should keep bottle of it in the house.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09
For Sudden CelAs. Coughs. Il i.

Sudden colds and hard coughs can be
cured Immediately, as hundreds can testify
by mixing sbou' one teaspoonful Of PsRRY
DAVIS VEGETABLH PAIN kiLLEn with four
tcaspoonfuls Of molasses, mixed we'll TO-
eether, and taking - your coughing spell
comes on three ieaApoopfuls Of the mix
ture will answer for dose. Also rub .
li,tle Of the Pain Killer on the hands, and
inhals the scent OF it into the lungs. After
you have taken the medicine, baths the
throat and around the coliar bone, also
across the upper part of the breast and
down the side. If they they have been made
sore by coughing, and you will soon get re-
lief il you do not neglect it too long. The
sooner this medicine is applied tbs more
speedy the relief 10 all cases. il you do
not get relief in thirty minutes. tsks it
again, and baths freely according 10 direc-
tioNs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

ACCIDENT TO CoHDucroR.-Mr. Smith
Railsback. Of this city, conductor on the
Iowa Division Of the c., r. |. 4 P. Il. r.,
met with . terrible accident At Iowa City
on yesterday, whereby it VAS necessary to
amputate his right leg just below the knee.
lie attempted to jump upon the cars while
they were in motion, but missed his footing
and fell bet wsen the ears, the wheels Of the
ealaooose passing over the calf Of his leg,
grinding il to pieces. He was taken up
and medical and surgical aid summoned.
His wife went 10 him on last evening .
train. Being we'll known and we'll liked in
this vicinity, hs will have the sympathies
Of large circle Of friends and scquaint-
ancss in his his sad mifortune.