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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

HlckOxs Boarding House.
FRONT STREET. BETWEEN PERRY
~ and Rock Island streets. The large four
story stone building, known N noor's Bakery,
has been rcmoddled, and filled up in fine style,
for the accommodation OF bosrhers. Day board
srs also accommodated. &C.. HtCKOX,
apr7.dt Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
TO YOUNG M e N.

TO YOU N e M e N.
no arrest Seminal Losses to conqner bad habits
i and remove the effects of early Error, send %
cents to GALEN'S HEAD DISPKSSARY, Louis
vile. Kentucky.
Having had ten years experience In this specially,
patients suffering from any disease whatever OF pri-
va,c confidential nature, and ladies troubled with
any of the ailments peculiar TO the SEX by enclosing
% cents above, with brief statement of case will
receive particulars for self treatment by return mail
and thus avoid quackery. We also have a Narix
Clasp which guarantee 10 cure varicocele In four
days. The Electro agnetic Preventive. Those de-
string 10 limit their offspring. enclose stamp
for pamphlet, containing sngravings and explans
tons of the above preventive, with An essay tho
subject or prevention. All correspondents conf
dental. Address all letters to ]. 8. WILLIAMS,
Drawer 24y, Louisville. Ky. oet94-dAwlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY

MARRIAG # A ND CELIBACY.
rAnd the Happiness Of True Manhood.
An Fsssv for Young Men on the Crime Of Solitude
and tho Physiological Erress. Abuses ana diseases
which create impedments " MARRIAGE. With snre
free 81 charge Address DR.. J. 6KlLLIN HOU9H-
ton How ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa fesSm
Diseased Scalps
Cause the hair To fall aud turn gray. One bottle Of
woods Improved will purify them OF all disease,
csuse the hair to grow thick and strong.
Sold by DrugGists and BARRIERS. Price 81 90.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
ID r. y A M e s.


FORMERLY or JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
the last six years located Ia Chicsgo-he most suc
cessful Specialist Of IT, age in the treatment q an
disc ases Of private nature-can pe conndenslAlly
eonsued at his ONCE and rooms, 80 RANDOLPH ssH4.s
oonNrH Or DEABBoan srREnr, " erAins. upon ehe
trestment Of Chronic. Nercural, syphnltic. Blood
vensreei Casrscter-which he cusss ~ithout tbs use
Of mefrusy iodine pstsess, ar-enics or apy pcious
M with his NssTnALizxs poeltve cure Tor al h.
snnel md blood pOisons.
OR0AuIC WEEK.-MRS., sssh = Seminal Wsek-
49, Noctufal and Dturnal Emissions (bfoaght By
ab1se o. The organ. early iadsses.soa. ssscsss 2
ressSion, dlnssss 81 vision. and csn tines in6a1l
q, vitA . deplosable train 81 othe! e1npeo9s.
eetod md radically euSed By Al inihiIabIe method
eevire ttne md expense. All d!seaeee peeuliss =
the ssxnsl organs, Of private character. radically
ond permanently cured.
Old diseases 81 he most horrible elass, where the
blood has become pCiesned-pfodAcing Hl0tehee %
the facs, small wstsry bstesf-rains tn the head and
ulcerated throat and nose. soreo on the limbs
and body, crofale-together with nm sndIeso NM
Der Of Enthusiastically and psrmanently cured.
Da. JAnns q recommended By the press o. the
eounty, By predecessors Of medical ecI!eees. sne p
the medical profession generally. Those einicted
should apply 20 him and b cured at enee.
Da JAnn can be consulted, conadentialy, ~ let-
hf. r. o. Boz sas, Chicago H.. enclosing stamp for
return answer; OF q biz ONCE and paslcfe, - Ran-
d01ph street, coraef Of DcaFnb0sn street, nom =.
4. % r. =. Ten separate rooms. aed privats ~
eoasaet WITH each other. Everything peivsss nd
81 SsS,;:Hsd, b. Dr.. yauss. tve paapAlsts, q
nE119squ1oMRA ard ogysulD, ~ ~ eon1 h
TO 1s.vIee1ee = ~ 80. = sssslpss -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02
ACKLEY HOUs

Corner Gmhr0 ana E0ery 00e0OSos
Opposite Post Omcsl
DAVENPORT. Observation-Disclosures. IOWA.
C.s. ACKLRY Q. B. CROSS, Proprstors.
" Good Stabling attached. apradtf
PENNSYLVANIA no USE,
TORNER OF lTH AND IOWA STREETS
ODAvIs Sous, PaoPaIsfoRs.. Free omnibul
he LeClairs. Princeton and Lyons, and the De
Witt and Maquoketa Stage Lines. Stages lsav
House for the above named and contiguous
sney every day. fiul dwtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

Ladies, use Or. Vepau's French Pills. Sold
Harrison & SHARKS, IS Brady Street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-02

From the Masonic Review.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-04
TO TIL T. CITIZ T. = =
-OP- q
Carson City and Vicinity.

yJ'HIS CERTIFIEs THAT WHEN A YOUNG
man read medicine four years--three with
James II. G. Miller, NJ. D., and one with VIM.
Right, NJ D.; was examined by u Board Of Ply
scians, and received license TO practice n, lcine,
meeting the requirements OF the law Of the State
OF New York at that time, 1880. Twelve years
subsequent attended a full course Of medical lee.
lures, in tho Medical College; New 0rleai.s, and
graduated with the honors Of N. D., and would
now solicit your patronage.
Office opposite City Hotel, Carson City.
JOSEPH KILLPATRlCK, M. D.
N. B.-I practiced medicine in the vicinity Of
Los Angeles several years; with whst success In.
suire Of Isaac whistler a. Chronic Diseases Of
every description cured or no charge. J. x.
September q, 1868.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
THE VICE PRESIDENCY.
The Several Rallotx.

The following is q statement OF the vote in
the Chicago Convention on each OF the five
ballots for candidate for the Vice Presidency:
First Bailot.-Wade, 1i9; Fenton, l32; VIII.
son, 119; Colfax, 118; Curtin, 81: HamIin, 10:
Speed, 22 Harlan, I6; Cresswell, IA; Kelley, 6.
Secono Ballot.-Wade. l70; Colfax, 1l9; Fen.
ton, 14G Wilson, I13; Curtin, As; Hamlin, 30.
tin, 70; Colfax, 1Ci; Wilson 1Oi; Hamlin, rs.
Fourth Ballot.-Wad 2O4: Colfax, 1856; Fen
ton, li4: Wilson, 81; Hamlin, Is.
flftn ana Last Ballot-Colfax, 52: Wade, u;
326.
Before the vote was announced ali the States
except New York and Ohio declared unani-
mously In favor of Colfax. The chairman then
announced Mr.. Colfax as the nominee for Vice
President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL SYNOD.

ALBANY, May s3.-Tke Presbyterian General
Assembly-Old School-reassembled to-day
Rev. Joseph Williams, (colored,) representing
the Knox Presbytery of Georgia, was admitted
to a seat in the Assembly
ne thirteenth annual report of the Board of
CHURCH Extension was submitted. Speeches
We're made urging increased activity In the
matter. The report was unanimously adopted
Rev. DR.. Darling, of this city. in behalf of
the New School Church, addressed the As.
sembly in response to an in vitation. He strong
ly urged reunion. though he admitted that
there were many members of his Church who
were opposed to 1t from fears of the result.
The Moderator, DIR. Musgrave, than ked DIR.
Darling for the expression Of his sentiments i'm
speech Of earnestness and eloquence, in
which fe strongly ayowed an individual de-
sire for reunion. Both speeches were warmly
and generously applauded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
Baltimore Markets

Coffee;-We note a sale OF Ioo bags Rio atI7x
cents gold
Fiour.-Msrket was very duII yesterday.
some little inquiry for the West Indies, but
only TO the extent of a few hundred barrels
Receipts have falling OFF materially.
Grsin.-Receipt Of Wheat very hight yester-
day, and particularly prime and choice: the
market continues without quotsble change for
Winter. We report sales of 2O0 bushels white
ST S2sas3. 7OO bushels of Western red al : gSI:
5'n bushels common Pennsylvania AZ ~ .Oa
>2.12, $50 bushels inferior Southern AZ sp5a
Corn Offerings 7,l0g bushels white and I5D
yellow; good demand for white. sales 80
bushels al Sl.l6; 2,+O0 bushels at sIt5: 221
bushels at S1.lI 1900 bushels inferior and hIua-
eyed at sl.l2-of yellow I,i5O bushels sold a,
~l-5}. Oats-l.+50 bushels reported received:
market dull, sales reported Were 2Oo bush.Is Al
- cents measure; $50 bushels Maryland NJ qI
cents 81 lbs, 100 bushels do AT SO cents p lbs
heavy Western duh al - cents per - los
Provisions-Coptinue dull and price nomi-
nally unchanged; we repeat quotations rs
follows Bacon Shoulders IL y cents, rib ~ iss
lea4 cents, and clear rIb l. cents, sales small:
Hams His22 cents. Bulk Meats-Shoulders ~
cents rIb Sides Is cents, clear RIB IL cents
Mess Pork s2saS2y.S0 per bbl. LSri IaaIsX
cents per 10 for large and small lots.
Spgar.-Sales yesterday Were comprised OF
2l3 hhds Porto Rico at - ala cents, market
genseNy unchanged.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.


FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.
STecKHOLM, May % The Swedish Aftor-
Uddsd, an Official ne ewspaper published in this
city, says, in editorial Of yesterday, that the
Government Of Sweden must protest against
the judgment in the case of the British bark
Springbook by the Supreme Corrt Of the United
States, as bad precedent in maritime law.
LONDON, May 23-Forenoon.-U. S. 5-2o's
1ea11k; Illinois Central, 90; Enes, ASK; Con-
soils unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, May % Forenoon. Cotton
steady. Sales of the day 5000 bales;. Bread
stuffs dnll
PARIS, May 23-The bullion In the Bank of
France has increased r,COo,O0of since last
week.
GLASGOW, May 23-The steamer United
Kin ngdom, from New York on the 7th inst,
has arrived.
LONDON, May 22-Afternoon.-Consols 94xa
94x, for money; L. S. 5-20's, 71aa7lK; Erles,
45A Illinois Central, a5S.
FRANKFoRT, May 3-Afternoon.-U. S.
5-30's. 7eHa76X
LIVERPOOL, May % -Afternoon-Cotton
steady. Sales of 1O,G0O bales.
ANTWERP, May 23.-Peuoleum firm at A. \ f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

CRIME In PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.
An inquest was held in Aquasco District on
Monday last, by W illiam A Gates, j. p, act
ing coroner, upon the body OF a negro boy
named Francis Edlin, found dead upon the
plantation of William H. Cooke, ESQ. DIR.
Joseph b. B Wilson made the post morte,a ex-
animation, an the jury returned verdict tha,
tne death was oecasioned by dIslocation of
the cerrico rertetra ana other in juries inflicted
by John Tillman. Susan Tillman, and John
CAN'T, all negroes, or some one or more of
them. Onieer Hyde, of the Fourth District, ar
rested all Of the parties implicated, and on
"Wednesday lodged them in jall here. Officer
Keith, Of the Tenth District, yesterday brought
down and placed in Jail q negro man named
James johnson, charged with an assault with
intent TO murder his mother. This prisoner
served In the army during the war, and since
his return his conduct has been such as TO oc-
casion doubts OF his sanity.-Prince Georgian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr. Z. h. Bingham, late of New York, now
President Of the First National Bank of Lynch.
burg, who was recently appointed by General
Schofleld member of the Common Council OF
Lynchburg, declines 20 accept the nomination.
riot Thursday in the Richmond city Jail be-
came so serious that the military were sent
for, and the leaders arrested. The prison ers
asserted that the prison fare did not suit them
mr. Samuels, late reporter of the late Vir-
glnIa Convention, who accompan led Governor
Wells to Cbarlottes willie, on Thursday, got into
several rows on that occasion.
Great activity ls man testing itself through
out the State ON the part of the CONSERVATIVES
General Lee is IN Lynchburg to attend the
Episcopal Council in session i'm that CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

DrRISe the week eoding to-day there has
ben reeeived a: the Treasury Department.
from the Printing DIVISION. SiSi, so an frac-
tiOnal currency. The amount forwsrded dur
lng the same period wss follows To the
Assistant Treasurer n New York, sS'o.oeo, q
:. Depos tary at Cincinnafs, S1D.0yO, ~ CHI
oaCo, 50 ga, National Banks and others
>stsssis, total $50. va. The smount forwarded
ln notes Was 20 the Assistant Treasurer NJ New
York, sl.ts.eo; ~ Charleston. -. g. sio.es,,
NAuonal Banks and Others, Scl,fse, total,
sl,iai,ie2
The amount Of securities held by the TreAs-
nnr OF the UnIt~d Stairs IN trust for National
bahks' lepor;ed to-day, were follows For
circulating notes, s}fl.4I7 o. FOR deposits OF
pnhhc moneys, -, S,gl4.as0 Total. Sfs. .sSi ESQ
Inc amonnt OF Nauonsl Bank curr~ncy -
sued during the week Was sSS25A making the
totai amount issued up To datr So. > I0.5 16.
Prom thls ~ 20 be deducted the following
amounts .-Muiilated bills rciurned s,ssl pa:
notes Of Insolvent banks redeemed and burned
by Treasurer, s52S.34; leaving IN actual circu.
laiIos NJ this date, S2ss.s a.ts~L
The amount of fractional currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was sSSI, ,aoO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

- horse thief named John McRoberts
was Iynehed al JonesyIlle, Brewer County,
Iowa, on Monday last. He was being con viewed
by the officers of the Jail at waverley when b..
was seized by Vigilance Committee. hanged
10 tree and left TO the crows. 1t has since BEEN
proved that he was innocent.
- The workingmer of San Francisco have
ss,0OO.@O in the savings banks.
" Judges IN Canada can hereafter sentence
boys guilty OF larceny 10 be- whipped instead Of
imprisoned.
~ The cause OF the rupture OF The marriage
engagement between King Louis OF Bavaria
and his cousin Sophia is now said Co be- a cer-
tain Affair. scandalous buttoo true. bet ween the
pretty Archduchess and a handsome painter OF
Munich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
A NJ + r fCAN HOU = z 4,
RosroN. MxssAcHrsFrrx

which have recently been made In tkis ponnIsr
Hotel, the large II IN New England enable fhs arc.
prietors 90 OFFER TO Tourists. famlieo and the
Travelling Public. accommodation and conv-
pences superior 20 any other Hotel IN the rity
During the past summer additions have been 80
OF numerous suites of spartments, with bathinss
rooms water closets, &c, attached; one of TufrS.
magnificent passenger elevators the beef : ar 80
structed. eonveys Eueets 60 the upper story Of r.
house IN one minute; the entries have been ne ~ir
and richly csrpeted, and the entire hone th...
onghly replerished and refurnfshed makine IL IN
All Its appointments, equal 20 any hotel m the con
try. WV see1-
TELEGRAPH Once, Billiard Hans. ana CAT. ON thu
n,s, mr scor. Co., LtWle RICE 4 son,
my S-AssSm proDrfetonp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
REMARKABLE SINKING OF LAND.

AUGCsTA, GA, May "a dispatch from
Lake City, Florida, says that a few DAYS ago
nearly two acres on farm in Hamilton county
suddenly sunk to depth of fifty feet from the
surface of the surrounding land, filling with
water and submerging the tops of the tallest
trees. The ground is still sinking and now
covers four acres. The streams and creeks lose
themselves IN the surrounding country. which
forced an outlet in that way. These sinks oc.
cur occasionally, but this is the largest and
deepest known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
ROBBERY OF A CARO THE ADAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY

CINCINNATI, CHIC, May 25.-The Adams
Express Company was robbed Of three safes
last night on the Jefersonville railroad The
amount OF their less had not been ascertained
The following are the particulars, ;,s far as
knoWn:-While the train was taking wood and
wafer at Marsfield. 20 miles below Seymour
a party OF robbers seized upon the engine, and
disconnectIng the express car from the train.
started of IN the direction of Seymour. While
In motion, they broke into the express car
dlsablrd the manager and threw him out OF the
car. The engine and car We're found deserted
at an early hour this morning, standing on the
track about a mile south of seymour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
DEATH OF AN AGED MINISTER.

BALTIMORE, May 23.-Rev. John g. Lyon
died suddenly at CantonvIlle, Baltimore
county, on the 2lst inst, aged G. years. He was
minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church
lor over ~ years, and the founder OF the Ger.
man Methodist in America He was fine
lInguist and scholar, and author of several
theological works OF note and translation of
many theological writers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

lHE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
~. AstrO Fots.-A Washington letter 20 the
Louisville Journal saws that whn the bern
ocralc National Con vention meets July l. a
resolution will be Offered by some of the
Northern delegates 10 the effect that the party
pledges itself 10 resist the counting of any ee,-
toral votes determined by the admission of
negro States; that the attempt by the Radicals
TO secure power IN that manner by defrauding
the people OF their Inherent liberties In the
selection of a Presld will De resisted AZ ne
ctssary, with armed force, and that the legally
elected President of the white race shall he
inauguraied IL il requires even a million OF
bSyon-ts 10 install him IN the White Hous-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL GENERAL
CoNFERHNCE.-fhis Con ference, IN Chicago.
yesterday excused Bishop Morris from active
service. except so far as his health would al
low. Bishop Baker, Of New York, was also
allowed TO do such work during the next term
As his impaired health would permit A pa
per was presented and read from certain lsy.
men IN opposition TO the admission of Law dele.
eatons, which was referred TO the committee
on that subJect. The report of the Committee
on Sunday Schools was read. 1t recommends
an increase OF hooks adapted % school pur.
Poses, tne continuance OF Sunday school jour.
nails in their present form, and The Admission
OF me members Of societies to the meeting OF
the Eoard OF Managers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
THE PROPERTIEs OF
DB. RAILWAYS PILLS.

and Purge Corrupt and Acrimonious Humors, and
retained deposits from the system in elk hours.
pended. the periostaltic movement Of the bowels,
and promote quick evacuation Of Its conte nts
puraine the retained deposits in the stomach % into
the duodenum. stimulating the secretory duets Of
% o and
PURGATIvKs Of common sloes exert their &C.
.mscus membrane, without innue ncing tho liver
OF IL. secretions. Such eatharties are unsafe in
that induce drastic liquid dischsrges should never
be given in cases Of inflammation, or when there is
liberation Of the intestinal canal.
The APFEEzTT s9f II. LAxhr.yE AZ
and malignant fevers, their talsanic, healing, aad
% ana % sc fhs
Of the fauces.
these Pills great service in depicting fevers
and xt,rtas Discharges, likewise 40 d,naev pail, to
increase the appetite and promote digestion.
Their sEDATIvE properties allay pain in tbe
nervous system, stomach and bowels, either from
Their COUNTER lRRITANT influence extends
throughout the system where there 10 iphamma-
sood .na ner9ou. auids IN the eosa.sssd Vessels
and eauslizing its circulation. The principle of
Counter Irritation IL generally applied external
remedies. Its applicafion internally, in the form
Of purestive medicine, exemplthed in Radway's
Pills, has proved q wonderful curative principle,
readily withdrawing from the blood and fluids their
acrid and Irritating huWors.
AS DIAPHORErICs or eUDORIFICs they
stimulate the secretions Of the skin, induce exha
latiOn Of obstructed persp irstton.
THEIR DIURETIC roprieties act on the kid.
peys, correcting and regulating the fow Of
urine.
,hs I1sI IN tSe .ecretion az ;lo nT e. mua.s
through the hillary ducts. In all cases Of Head:
sss s Es4ffsSs sr 5; s;GIs sss
oyer-AoG Of bile and tts mixing With the blood.
slate the action Of the hyer1and free the patient
IRON these dim cultiss. One or two Of RadWayI
Pills taken daily, BY those subject to bilious Dans
and torpidity Of the liver, win keep the system
regular and insure healthy digestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

Shlna Steamers-Oreg0n Grain Crops
SCHOONER Captured and Crew Murdered
by Savages. &c.. &c.
SAN FRANCIsCo, May 2S.-The next steamer
for CHINA will be the steamer New York which
VIII sail on June ID, and will take a shaft for
the steamer Great Republic. The Oregon grain
crops VIII be very large, but fears are expressed
about the possibility of harvesting especially
in Rogue River Valley. The schooner Grow
was not wrecked, as reported, in the Puget
Sourd waters, but was captured and the crew
murdered by the Hyteas Indians. The Sitka
and Talas Indians are reported TO be at war
Salled-Steamer Sacremento, for Panama
with three hundred and sixty passengers and
S62o,OC0 IN treasure. mostly for New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
NHW YoRK-EIRsr RoAR
by Bankers and Brokers Teleeraph.l
Lewis johnson 4 90. quote stocks and bonds

SOt1HfOH q 70. NuUNt Md
In home and foreign markets a. follows.
NEw YORK, May 23.-First Bosrd-U SG.,
Lei, coupon, l1iS Saws, le61, coupons IIOk;
ises, coupon. l0> 1858 coupons, lbs =: lstS
conpon, new. 10y; o.Ss, l-67, coupon. Ii0X;
lO&o,s coupons, iVl 7.9os. second. Its 73bis,
tnlrd, hsh Pacine Mail, ~ ~; Ohio and Missis-
slrpi Certificates bb; Marirosa, S; Atlantic
Msl 80; Canton. 81 =; Cumberland, 35; Western
Union Ielegrsph-s> y; Y Quicksilver.30s; \; Boston
Water Power, 2uf: N. u Central, I1s; Ere.
o. DO, preferrd. a; Hudson. l3s; Reading
s3A; Michigan Central, llsa; Michigan south
ern, s9s; Illinois Central, IA 4; Cleveland ana
Pitfsburg. IS Northwestern, s6s DO. prerd,
e5A Fert Wayne. IC9k; Alton Terra Hsnte,
-. Toledo d tWabash, i9A; Adams Ex., 56k;
Wells, Fsrco&Co. Express, 13l; American Ex-
press 56s United States Express, 57x; Msr-
chants Union, 2sa Gold. 1897. Market strong
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

Persons suffering with any disturbance Of the Sc
cretory organs, that have difficulty in discharg-
ing the contents OF their bowels, that In the
habit OF taking Pills opening medicines should
try box of these truly excellent Pills The hap
piness Of their effects the system, and the satis
factery evidence one box will give you Of their
wonderful curative powers will convince yen that
your faith and trust in them will become firmly es
tablished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

A LiYE INSURANCE CAsE.-The Supreme
Court in this city has dismiss a suit brought
against life insurance company, on the ground
that the conditions Of the policy had been vio-
lated. The persons insured went 70 Virginia
there contracted a disease peculiar to the eli
mate, and died. The company claimed that
this visit TO the South was the direct cause of
DEATH and his plea was sustained by the court
IL Is understood the case will be appealed and
ne the point decided by the lower court is of
ereat importance 70 the life insurance com pam
les and their customers, the final result will be
awaited with interest.-N T. Post
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
FIRE

CANTON, ILL.,, May % "A fire this morning
destroyed the wooden building at the northeast
corner OF the public square. Total loss S75,O0O
The principal losers are p c. Ress drug deal
er, and Amos Smith, har DWARF dealer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

s< tomb in an old burying ground in Dan
N-rs, Mass, was broken into by some young
men vi no stole the silver plates from the cof-
hns and sold them, and sold the skeletons of
the dead tor bone manure Some boys PLAYING
shout the bone yard with a human skull for \
loot ball, attracted attention and led TO the hor-
rible disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

An ExcHLLRNT RENspY FOR SPRArxs-
Put the white Of an egg into saucer: keep
stirring h with Ptecs Of alum about the sixs az
q walnut until \ becomes q thick Jelly; apply
enough to cover the sprain, Changing IL for
fresh one - ofteA - q feels warm or dry Tns
ltnb - - - kept On . horizontal poeifioc ~
placing it on Q char. -Alt "