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

ST. LOUIS, August 9.-Thc rail road from
St. ,Joscph's to Council Bluffs will be compile
ted and trains will commence running to-
morrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-10

= WAsHINGToNIANs.-T city was full OF
Washing tonians yesterday, the Jerry boats run
ming between the two cities being crowded
nearly all day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-10

SERGEANT BATEs.-Sergeapt Bates, dressed
il a velvet jacket and trousers, with red silk
sash around his waist, and wearing u. S.
army hat, with graceful plume, called at the
Gazette Office on Saturday evening last. The
sergeant, about two months since walked from
Vicksburg, Mississippi, to Washington, with
the United States flag. He proposes to be pre-
sent at the Seymour and Blair meeting to NOR
row night 49,. &c.. .t-.... b..
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THE WASHINGTON CARs.-No trains we're
run on the Washington, Alexandria and
Georgetown Railroad yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-10
United STATES SALE.

The following property will DO exposed for
sale, By public auction, at the Government
Warehouse, corner Prince and Royal sts., on
TWO BBLS OF APPLE BRANDY, said
property having been by law seized for non
payment of tax. I: Il. SANBOhN,
iy std Collector It'll District Virginia
POSTPONED-Th above sale will be post
poned until TUESDAY, August lSth, at the
sane time and placo. 7. L. SANBORN,
aug Std COLLECTOR.
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W. FABERS

e -. ..,.-- =. =, ,,,,,,,
( - CELEB2ATED LEAD PENCILS.
The attention of the public Is called TO A. W..
Faber's celebrated Lead Pencils, Il supply of
which ALWAYS keep on hand.
These Pencils are made of Siberian lead, and
are unsurpassed in their freedom from grit, and
uniformity and beauty Of lead They have re-
ceiv I'd prize medals from nearly all the coun-
tries of Europe, In their different degrees: Of
hardness and shade, they meet every possible
requirement My assortments comprises the
following styles -
Fabers Hexagon Pencils, for drawing and
fine writing Faber's Round Gilt Pencils,
Nos l, 2, 3, and 4, for all kinds of business
writing Faber's superior Blue and Carmlne
Pencils-blue at one end, cormine NJ the other.
Faber's beautiful CsTmile and Blue Pencils, in
polished cedar wood, with ivory tips. Union
Round Gilt, p good writing pencil Star round
gilt. Star Round Gilt, with Ivory tip. Star
Round Gilt, with rubber heads. Steamboat
Round Gilt, good pencil. Small Round Gilt,
with ivory tip. Faber's Drawing Pencils, in
BOXES, 5 grades in box; do. T grades in box
There is no need Of using poor pencils when the
best that are made can BIO obtained ct Low
PRICES. For eele by r. BELL,
aug Stationcr Gl, King ST..
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MALE OF FAIRFAX LAND.

Under authority of decree of the Circuit
Court of Fairfax county, Va, made ct its June
term, 1868, in the suit of Coxen VS.. Padgctt AND
others, the undersigned will sell, at the front
door of the Court House Of said county, On
MONDAY, the 18th day Of August 1865, (Au-
gust Court at u M, the following LOTS or
LAND, in the said county Of Fairfax, ut and
near the first toll gate on the Little River Turn
pike: ,,,.r-,,, .cp,,,,
which was conveyed oy Ransom Il. Gillct, So
licitor ofthe Treasury, to Geo. Il. Padgett.
I'd. A LOT, near or adjoining the foregoing
which WAS conveyed by Peter TriSler to c-rgc
Il. Padgett by deed, dated April 4th, 1898, and
is of record in said county. a plat, showing
the 1oeato2 boopd;Hbri ta3 a and t5o 9siSpo" "
TERMS-One. tenth Of the purchase money
to be paid in hand, and the residue in three
equal instalments at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, secured Dy, the
bonds Of the purchaser with good personal &C.
curity, with interest from date; the title TO DC
retained till the whole amount Of the purcha9e-
money is paid, and the property liable to be re-
sold at the risk Of the purchaser, should ne tAl
to comply with the terms Of sale. All convey
ancing and revenue stamps st the cost or PuF-
chaser. FkANC1O Il. Nh14H, JE.'
~ lG-2awts Commissioners.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed Of
1 trust executed by John McMahon 9nG |lo
to the undersigned, recorded in I5iber q, no. =
folio 1914, land records of Fairfax county, l
shall, for the purposes therein specified, to wi!
the payment Of u certain debt TO Elizabeth a.
Gould, offer, at public sale, on MONDAY, the
18th day of August 1863 Quarterly Court q IN
front Of the Court House door at Fairfax T. r.,
the tract Of land therein conveyed, ?tusleI n Ia
said Fairfax county, forming portisn Oh Inc
| Mount Hebron tract, and containing, by com,
putation, 135 acres, 2 roods and 1871 poles 1t
adioins the lands Of Elizabeth A. Gould and
~ i0-oots F.. SMITH, Trustee.
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iY ID cots
RvE II. PARROT. AuctiOncer.

~ = 70 E.4EEOIGe tAEICS2VaAO0Aa
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DWELL
Il ING HOUSE AND LOT.--1n ,Pursuanc &C
of decree of the Circuit Court for A!exandria
county, rendered ct May Term, 1868, IN the
cause of SOden and wife vs.. Johnston and otn-
eIs, I will offer for sale, by auction on the prem
Uses. on TUESDAY, tho 25th Of August, 1868,
at II O'Clock m, the FRAME TENE-
MENT and LOT OF GROUND, on tho I'll
north side Of Queen street, 80 it. west of Royal
street-ll it, front, and 90 IN depth; being the
same property formerly occupied by Mrs. nu-
sannsh Sodcn, late Monroe.
TERMS.-One-thir cash, and the residue Of
six and twelve months, with interest; the pur
chaser to give bonds for the deferred payments,
and the title to be retained until payment
thereof. NEUB BEN JOhNo4ON;
iy25-eOtd commissioner OF Cao
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-10

WASHINGTON g. ALEXANDRIA, r. R.-Dcp-
uty y. S. Marshal B. W. ellis, this morning,
served the following notice:
To Nessrs Joseph Dawson and William II.
MarJury:: z-.-~...s
GENTLEMEN Take notice that on the Goth
day of August, 1868, in Alexandria, at Cham
Ders, we shall apply to the Hon. j. G. Under
wood, U. s. Judge, at IL o'clock a. M, for an
injunction to restrain you f.om taking posses
sion Of the Washington, Alexandra Il George,
town Railroad, and operating the same, and
We hereby serve on you copy OF bill and ex-
hbits notifying you of our purposes.
;..,s,,g,r ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
70 -.1-'-- By their counsel,
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more lot Of No. Il superior
lYG Mackorcl, just received by
= BROOKES s. TAYLOR,
ono ~ 1906 Prince street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-10

TRYSTALIZED OIL,
y Wicl5 Burners and Chimneys.
AUG 10 BROOkES q TAYLOR.
OELF- RAISING FLOUR, in G ID .bag5-sll-
y marion article. BROOKES s. TAYLOR
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Gold

Gold.
NEW York, August 10.--Gold to-day l47.
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By Green 81 Wise,

j. l.. Rinkcr, Auct.
Loudoun CO., lie l8--eOts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-10

Tho week closed at New York on very easy
money market at 3a4 per cent on call and to
per cent for prime discounts; The bank state
ment is favorable, and the large increase in
specie and deposits Is due to the deposits OF the
Alaska gold in the banks. ~-s- s--a'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

u"r..NT.Al
1os q: ,s... II. curative p,op.r:. Of sss:.p.
Yilla have lain dormant IN psn q sse roos, .ns.
have escaped the notice q chemists. p ne new
process recently discovered By Dr. Railway. n g.
inctng the medicinal pf0pertiss nSm vs s nm
WAYS sss icsii ai
LLIAN the s.y:.ns:: ps,SsRs q 70 ~:
,:s ;s:s;s :, : :ss IA
:, s,:. 4: sss ss: 3
iEsIty. = :
sarsaperillia.. sarsaDera...sn.
assosiatee w1h gmer 1900 ~ g ~. 81
curative pfopsrsisss easess into tns eo.Sos'usn
RADWAtO uAsoUv1Ess.
80 n. saneAy NV 80 n eonnaaessd = ~ neeb
sSssss&S ~ 40 a. = SS0S3S g a OR6sib
81 ~. h sSsr6s kSsiisS sssieissca. Il cnae
.S34a19fsSss ~ s.sSsis1 ~eSSGS Oe~S1A' ~ 49,.
sSssa "a ugine, ne S0Gsaa q lUs0Wa1gWsA u
IN ofcorTun &S61oe0ak01 ~ 49,. ~ repairs
m vaete osSko boog V100oooa - healthy ~
ssnsss> ~ . s = q $50
cees6l1ae9ae. II eoeee ~Aese 49, = Aioeolq -
~ Kilnsys and Diabetea Vsoees 0otarfn. - mi
NM oftko nm a. Ato 01Doooee. etc., ETC.,
n peooe11s 0HaoP1mo4y V11lDuoYtQDe4iate 'seoe&
~ $500 ( 1irG I-S5 a ~ 49,
'Orrs91@n-H. 4aako :-"U1u yopf qa1Ae
49, k6o1VSnt aA6St 1ssn61eAa care = 80
80 sses.1e1 aissees; - sss.s,2 - ,iess. q
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BAD TASTE

II the month In the morning 10 one Of the symptoms
Of bilious condition or disordersd state Of the
liver. and should not, for single day, be neglected.
~ IL 10 but the prenouitory symptom Of train Of
evils and the very sesds Of disease. Procure Of once
Robacks Blood Pills. administer them according to
sle directions accompanying each box. and the dim
Guilty and danger Of disssse viii At escs b. removed
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

The following ia the exhibit Of the debt
and interest Of three great powers Of the
world.
DEB. Of the u state. 5000 oss ~: o. e.
osot oYfftpcs. -......... so9.r.v,vU 1901 ,oSo
IoG. IAtssesi
Debt o. che u States 90 o1ss -. 80
Dsbt of Gscst Bhts.n... sseo.0e0C - iso, 80
Deb, OF France. 2,sso.0oO.ooo so.ooo.cc0
Our debt Is slightly smaller than that Of
France. and yet I'VE pay nearly twice -
much interest, which renders our. debt
dcubly hurdcnsome. What has become Of
tho propos cd efforts OF our Congrssamsn to
fund the debt into n shape that would
tighten This tnr,'cns Eight months have
been spent in ga'ccnadc and buncombc at
Washington and nothing done for the re-
lief Of the people Plenty Of time for i'm
parchment but no time Tor rctrenchmcnt.
Plenty Of time 10 oppres. the people with
increased tariffs, no timo TO hear their 20.
titons for relief The day Of retributiop
cameth. The iacobins have made the cap
iiol house OF tho nation . den Of thieves,
aud the day il named for their expulsion.
~>e--L-F
Tue friends OF Mr.. Pcndleton, II they
did not got their first choice, succeeded in
getting their second choice for the Presi-
dency. Ohio has the distinguished honor
Of moving and pressing tho nomination Of
Governor Seymour. and her gallant lead
was nobly followed by other States. When
Colonel McCcok, Of Ohio. said that he put
Governor Seymour in nomination 'rifh
ne approval Of Mr.. Hndlefon himself," the
friends and supporters Of tho distingurhsd
Statesman Of Obir rallied to the support
Of Governor Seymour, and were followed
by The friends and supporters of General
Hancock, Mr.. Hendricks, aud tho other as
prsnis. until srery rots in tho Convention
vas roc ordsd for lleratio Seymour.
SorAx ss Ssymour's war record is con.
ccrned, tho frequent letters OF thanks be
received from President Lincoln and See
Rotary Stanton ought to mako it satisfac.
tory 70 Jacobins but his war-rccosd in
this canvass s not worth . silver for or
against him. Tho question Of interest 10,
Has he got brains enough to introduce and
carry out financial reform, and will no do
its The Jscobins concsde that no 10 .
very able and sagaeious man, and that he
managed the financial sfairs Of the State
of New York With admirablc skill. He
has nsver been accused Of . dishsnosabls
actin connection with any trust rspossd in
him.
THs expenditures Of DOR 0ossramsnl &c
greater than The rsssipts, and whsa the Dc
Hcisacy bills ieoms to be made up ne1a
winter, the people will Be asssundsd q ths
ssvslations that will b made q ~ reck-
lsssness and insiacisaey u The present Rad.
ical Congress.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

There are many constitutions 20 inner
emily defective ir energy q to derive great
benefit from moderate use Of pure liquor
combined with such vegetable medicines
and extrabts as enter into the composition
of Roback's Stomach Bittsrs, and there are
many situations in which even the health.
lest derive additional security from their
II healthy persons are exposed to unusu.
81 and continued exsrsion 10 confined ais, or
under the heat Of the sun, or 10 The ini1u.
sneo Of depressing watchfulness by travel
ing, and change Of diet and water, u il
residents OF malarious districts OF the rank
river bottoms Of the West and South, there
can be no doubt but careful uss Of Ro-
back Stomach Bitters with the fosd would
surely be the means Of warding n actual
disease and enabling them to bear up un-
affected where, without The Bittsrs. they
would likely have to succumb to disease.
They strengthen, tone and invigoratc, aid
digestion and increase the appetite.
A JuRyNAN Was asked whether he had
been charged by the presiding Judge.
"wcll, Squire" said he, "ths little follow
that sits up in the pulpit, and kinder boss.
es it over the crowd, gin US . talk, but l
don't know whether he charged us any
thing or not"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
WILSON'S
COD LIvRR OIL

IL recommended and prescribed By come ofthe most
eminent ply sicssns Of Pbilsdeiphs end slssvhere
ana approved ~ large aanbss d eaAass an1 geo
tisnen, Wholesale and rst1il dsaogisns nsechaatss
isvalids. and many Others Who have been. on exam
ipation, convinced Of its rare saeellencs.
This Oh can be ohtaiaed 1tona oil rsspectabls drug
gists throughout the United Statss.
O0ce = A9ency,
WILLIAM n. WILSON'S
iyio-d,n zoe Market Street. Philadelphia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

An Ounce of Provocative
10 worth pend Of eur. ysvef - Aene e. -
pesvs11sd in Ill elinatss aA0 b n eonsisoeiooo -
The constant nee Of Robsck's Stooach Blttsss, and
0ntines The vsry worst easn have bsea cured By
shse ttna1y -. Hoe1e1D tiv1ne h na1asious a.
trse>D sAOald hsvsf b Wttheut ~.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
OIAR RI r. q q
hagQl6's Plant

WHH EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. ~ hns
q which = spread broadcast throughout ne eoun-
=, sn sss supsros % en- ss,%scy sysf e
Intended: We have In our possession testimonials
furnished Voluntarily by Col. Long, late Chief Topo
gsepnscal Engineer Bureau at washington, Gen:
the army; Father T. J. DeQDss the eslsbrated In
9ian Missionary also. ohco Of the Navy, Surgeons
acsyesi Steward. Commander Of Asarly svefy
aeaaes plying on As Ais111oippi ~ tsibstasy fix
81. western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
Any CAa1lansand Others too nunssoests 0eot1ea.
Likewise highest encomiuns OF tho Prees, most u
Dnd g any one requesting 10. prasing IT, valuable
ns9.SeA laatnse ID The highsss tsfma. MeetAR
2enieine noe esch Recommendations =. 2. IA
drSre.ss n sss n assRsIs::: e Low ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

wxroikcd them in "a; we Pierced them
in .. and ven make them Seymour de-
feat 10 1868!
The radicals hsrsabouts have suddenly
discovered that PKSDLsroS and HsxDnicxs
were the men who should have headed the
Democratic presidential ticket Some even
express regret that one or the other was
not nominated. We have found few who
vent so far as to say that IL either had been
nominated the Democratic candidate would
have received q radical vote All NO have
20 say to such gentlemen 10. that il they
have such high regard for HESpHicKs or
PrxpLrros they can beat exhibit il by vot-
ing for the men whom both will cordially
support and whom both think Is tho best
calculated 20 guide the country eut Of the
dangers and troubles that now surround
her. Every friend Of PsHDLsroS and liES-
Dicks should vote for SsYnoUn.
HoRarIo SEYMOUR. the peerless Statesman,
tho unrivall.d orator, the pusc ellison. the
honest man, vaturss's svn nstchlsss noble
man, 10 the chosen staadasd bearer 81 the
Democratic and Conservative hosts. Around
his banner every loysr u irssdsm, every
enemy Of dsspotisu. every frisad ofs con-
situtional Union, every defender ~ Ne pso.
PIES rights. every advocate Of one currency
for the Govsrnasut and ths people. Che L.
borss sad the efsics holder, the bsssieass
and the soldier. the producer and the bend.
hsldcr, win rally and proudly and rsaelutsly
bear that banner TO glorious victory There
are no installing the signs Of the times. Ths
people arc aroused to their true intsrssts !
The country is ablazs With enthusiasm for
Ssvnoua and BLA.s' The camp nsss ass
burning brightly Everything bsteksns the
grestsss victory that the Dsmecratcy have
every achieved 7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

= bsesas(A9nGaelesD ygpspda, - uncpooas 4
49, nls.4 Asbo1nft otsaaasA Du1ns 49, 4 vine
Ulanoeaal dsess. Gksealy alSss 80 - v1nsssiy
sessts p~nsnsas csss. % ~ tn11sGR NDsa los
- but ~ tAso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

We mt usod b peivato pfae1iss = 1eoS. Ihsy
wFs indebted 70 ~ public II le3s. slnes whieA
tine tAsis sspatstin ~ exteoAsd, untl thsy havs
Gale In sxesss sfall eth1e Cash6fue Yarfyiag
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.famIy ameng civil.
ised nations Who have not personal eydence Of their
behe1e1al e6cts. Their great success 10 owing y
ehss usifsrn reliability inb ases. Of Constipation.
BiS ous ana ssonachic aissases, whether o. leng
or shsrt duration. Thsy AZ entirely vegetable N
their composition One ingredient opens the pores
Of ths akin: another 10 diurst!e. and stimulates
proper aseion the didnsys third 10 emoIlIsnt
lpessning phlsga and hunor from the lungs cihsr
|yrops1iDs Arc warming and eathortic, and elsanss
- deuaeA an bowels mn paAsalthy ssssstieaa.
Apif esmbined sgssts - - regslnse ~ impaired
hlstisas Of the system. shd 70 prodaA hsaltA. It
~ Aassstsd Monte Rlh are eurs an shak tAcy
win eureoAll eomplaints-eut lAdef ofdlaasy IL.
cu1pstaness tAsy nay b sSlis apsA 70 cure Nsr-
votsaess oisk HsaaaeAAp Oesliivseeae Dysospsias
la4lssstaea. Jasndies. LivR aad DillioU ~.
Dll,nts, Colds. Osnsfal wssknsss, Ac. They are
Wissssly nads To- tAsss disss1so. 1ll66ns 49,
pions os enfss CO ~ eltsd. In No sngls Instance
I'D sssas1ns ~ esoS 70 sss khssusaas,snso
Il ssssacs e efsss sssss NY : X sls. xsasss
Lie Ptis ned WA SseA yeederssl ssnssss. "a y,
Because ting pnffH Ne hood, sud nus fsuovu.
Ill eausss a AiseAsss h the systcn. s5s s.,ss
Iecauss shsy - powrrfaly upon the secretlons Of
thsbody. md rsmovvs all Impurities At once.
Bee auee they do not reduce the system, bat in
'vksrsss st-thas rsquishs NO restraint mon pless
IRE or business, and during their operation never
eripe o. pain the bowels.
volcs or suu ClmsY
n prnss ofAoaats Lie PMS. which cared then
ofDyspepsia, lDdigestisn. Disease Of ~ Liver,
Loso Of Appetite, ueedseAe, Fever I'D Agus, Dyoo-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
NOT A BEVERAGE.

MI "A u II cIftA0C.
Cnliks most Of the Ditsss Of the present. day, Dr..
Robesks ase nst ialcadsd q plsassas ssinalaG1ae
whialu bsvsass, bat 40 Dssfseap nsdldna. csn.
taisine only sahcisat pure bourboa whisky - hold
In solutisa the nsaieinal extsactive matter from
which they sss composed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
a AZ S2SIfIi ~ SPs ssnseL SCADE.Y

First. The Extract u l6ls Of HoRoP Berlin con.
tains water, carbonis ~ 9e11ne 80 sagary sa b.
staneee, albaminous nd 0iek MMter, kiussp. lupu.
lin. giae.s gun aad ssvssal juices and sahsiaasss
Of vesetable orlIaD. EH@E :,
second Thisextsacs pcepsssss ealstine, sA6tie ana
mineral PsopsEttss wheA 0ahe % nafrieae.
TO cay, FOR asgn!iat!eh. and 70 rspaif tAs lessss
, Third Its snalspe, tsaie. bisser slightly ed
fonrth 1t y e@encious In tAe atouy q Tie dieee.
i've mesns. dyspspsia, gsstsaleia, shlcfosis. M
euus. sc-cfrls, ete - n ! -"
ntn. owe ha toasc and aatiaoArodisioe prop,
This scientsc report ehsvr - nm = ~ ~ -.
HHev xefk Aeadsay Of Nsdieias tAas Io91 HaIt
ns0s.ses,;s y EXCEPTIONAL raise anong tAe beg1s
pot. Ssa Broadway. New York.
Aas ang'erca Inode Co.. wAelssals - ps>ail
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

Chri at 4dOrO'o DyO,
Which In . twinkling PRODUCES TIE MOST
ENCHANTING SHADES OF COLOR, from Brown
TO Black. 10 consequently universal favorite, the
more especially - Il IMPROVES TAE QuAIATY
OF TIE HAIR. and requires removing lsss ffsqpsns;
ly thaa any ether CRlsTADoRUS HAIK PHH
sRRvA1IvY. wesld you have luxurimt 'sIa1
tresses clustering srUuad your brews NM vine -.
drills romd pafian Sha1 Pasehass tAAt celebrated
and matsnlso pfspasasion known thron3hout ~
fashionable world - CnRISTA NtROD hair PIE.
servauvs and bssstiasr. eold b Dsaskists, ~ -
piled By Ill Hair Dfesssfs. N0ulactety Los -
ksiden Lane--fnncipai Depot No. . Astos M0eee.
Antiquity ofBrandreth's Pills.
Ags Is not claimed - merit. only ~ sign ofln'
rinse worth The really useful arsscls lives On with
ssssng vitality the poor ous languishss Tor atzD
AL then goes out easily. HnAxDRrm.s Pniss ase
even prescribed BY great physicians when the bow
sls call loudly for help. bsesnss they never fail to
open and give reiisf. Hundrsds sfthousands would
eeassass h calamity u tAsss safs family Pills could
MOI Be obtsinel. Il ~ bssa oGleialy Dsttisd that
moro - DaAsuuuanis fnas - sold IN ~ ether
ptns put teesA6. llsslt selh tAsn. DsAuDnssus
P1ias possesses eaklihse wAseA svssy ssgaa
sne 1Ass ~ bady - lsalth - parsly .veesee-
~ ana 80 To- every psGl1l o. N. RIiacjpI =
Aee. s1eD1seA 111sos -uoW Yosk. een b. Al
OfDR3ln1Dy ~ 0Dh011 rfr4i a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COD LIVER Oil.

1HR POPULARITY WHICH THIS MEDICINE
has obtained within the past few years 10 justly mef'
ted. The oil presented - WILSON'S IL In III psfs
cot state; 10 procured from isssh cleas Lvsfs only
NJ the 0adus Msrrhua, and suecessfnl method has
been discovered By which oil the Iodine and Brcm-
iae. 90 ascsnasy for the sf1cy Of u Oh. are ~
taineA unimunfrels
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-14

0IND0D0 8O00oonD DUD1nD IN
xne0P - she Abl0o4 UuDooo1nG
- aAe Country. = IN q
ANoTnRa LETTER EXON 11t1foN. NsW
YoRK, July 9.-The fold leim1o leole1
nom Mr.. Psndlston va addfoo oSdyo W6Sh-
inston Mclean, Of tho Ohis dslegsiss, ~.
isrs that delegation lslt Ohio, and vaa
ean9sd to John A. Grssas, Jr.. ca their a.
rival In Nsv Yesk: lat .xstfn
V!Sc'sHAn. TAupsday, June 25. 1oeo.-
NJ DnAn Sin: Yen ls9 oyoDo ta1enests
inc beeeee was awass Of IL. . I seek ron
q 1eer heues. but 700 ere nok Aeea. - Il
muet ~ wAas ! want = ~ nsts. a. soen
. tou gslso Nss York - Oev. ase.sSssr.
You knew we'll what was my fssNnj hefcre
and estss heard ffe0 him last fall. II. h.
TO-DAY the iors0eet nan ia our psrtv in ths
United States. His ability, moderation ana
experienss puthim ct the head ofUur s,atcs-
men. He commands my entire eoniadeuc
Would rather trust him than 0yoelf With
the e5lieats dutiss Of the next four years.
Xou know | am sincere. Make him feel
thio. and shat be cen rely on me and nv
fris0ds. ! have natural pride. an nenect
Pride n the good will of my ceuussymen.
bot yen know better than any enc slss Il e
neither eeotistical nor oveskneslipe. aud
tAat I a ready and anxious 70 give up The
neoinatiea 70 anybody whs en- 81 one
staele vete more than 0yssN. Express all
tAis frankly y tie 0ovssner, bot delisaGsly,
I'D LEI HIN undssstaad ny WE'VE Of men
sd osassrss. - I have frequently given
the0 . yeu. 0eed-by. God Men yeu.
xsurs, truly.
Go. n. PnnDlsson.
- wa1elaotsa neLeea, IA.