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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

UNION HOME FOR CHILDREN OF SOLDiERs.-The
annual reception OF visitors at the Union Home and
School for the Children OF Volunteers was held yes
terday, at the new building on 15lst street. near
Eleventh avenue. A special train left the Hudson
river depot at half past ten A. NJ carrying visitors
to the grounds, where they were duly welcomed by
the ladies OF the Home. Their names were
duly recorded In the book OF visitors, after
which they were conducted over the build
ing and viewed the apartments. Dinner
was served at one to the guests and inmates. and
rant. After dinner addresses were made by several
OF the boys and followed by speeches from guests.
The Union Home was incorporated by On act OF the
legislature OF 1862 IL has made its way steadily Tor
several years, till finally it has attained Its present
prosperity by aid Of charitable citizens, OF several
moderate appropriations from the State and city,
the managers have been enabled to purchase the
building which they now occupy.
MINOR CORoNERs' CAsEs.-The Board OF Coroners
were yesterday informed Of the sudden death of
Lucy Ankenbrant, aged six weeks at 217 East Fifty
ninth street.
An unknown man, aged about twenty-thrce, was
picked up In the Bowery, near Houston street, on
Friday night in an insenslbe condition and he died
yesterday from commissions at Bellevue Hospital.
The remains were taken to the M0rgue
Mary May fell on her infant child, aged five days
at Bellevue Hospital on Friday, and the child died
yesterday
John Mcguire, native Of Ireland, aged forty was
so severely injured day or two since by dirt cart
falling on HIM that death ensued yesterday at Belle
Linnes Yale, Jr., of Sheldon Falls, Mass, was
found dead In his bed yesterday at French's Hotel.
Coroner Flynn will hold an inquest at No 204 West
Thirty eighth street, at the house OF friend to de-
ceased.
Coroner keenan, was yesterday notified to hold an
inquest at No. 494 Broome street, on the body OF
Peter Alexander Joachim native OF France, aged
fiftyseven, and cabinet MAKER whose sudden death
occurred at tnat place yesterday
Frederick MOOtz, German carpenter, fell from the
upper story Of new building IN F0rtyffth street
the 23d inst, and was removed to ST. Luke's Hospi-
tai, where he died yesterday. Coroner Flynn will
hold an inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27
CITY ISTELLIGEyCE.

Tus WAITER YEsrERDAy.-Thc following record
VIII show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours, as indicated by the Their
mometsr at Hu,inut's Pharmacy. HERALD Building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27
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Marshal Tappan, In charge OF this department In
the Mayors Office, has issued during the past week
licenses rs lolows:-Express drivers o. vendors 26,
public carts IT, porers 2 dirtcarts 2. drivers %,
collected during the week for fines IS, making the
total receipts 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27
Tax Receivers Once,

During the past week the receipts on account Of
taxes have been as folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-27

the sightest provocation for the outrage. He was
sent TO Bellevue Hospital by Captain Garland.
KNIGHTS OF Sr. PArRIcK.-An adjourned meeting
OF this society will be held Tuesday evening, at
their headquarters, corner OF Broadway and Eighth
street. Several new candidates for membership, 1t
is expected will present themselves for the ballots
OF the Knights Within short time the accession
to the ranks OF the society has been very large
Among the recently elected members were the Cor
p0ratiOn Counsel, Richard 0'Gornan; General T. II.
Jones' Register appointed BY the Governor TO I'LL the
vacancy caused by the death OF General Halpine;
Mr.. Hinchman, Speaker OF the last House OF Assem-
bly,.
DISAPPOINTED BURGLARs-Some tune during
wednesday night gang Of burglars forced an en-
trance into the carpenter shop No. Howard street,
and from the yard in its cut their way through
q sixteen inch brick wall, and thus gained admit
lance into the fur store OF J. d. Brodeck, No. How
ard street. Having thus obtained an entrance they
thoroughly rummaged the store and maze up large
parcel OF valuable furs which they carried as FAR as
the yard. This was nearly six O'Clock In the morn
ing and the entrance OF man into the carpenter
shop so alarmed them that they fed over the rear
fence abandoning their booty and burglars tools,
which were secured by the Fourteenth precinct po-
lice. No clue has yet been obtained TO these patient
but disappointed operators.
STREET CAR AND STAGE LINE REcEIPrs.-The fol-
lowing are the gross receipts Of the different lines OF
cars and stages as made to the ass essors for the
hofN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11
Summer A93

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er ba6 Mdbmen.
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uno nte sebt es isBt? '"EE
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t6, eenn 6err Noel licB MID ttnau6aett1.
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Da6 Mdo@en wutte buntelrotb aue
woQte ii@ rt6tferttsen. "-E .z.''. '.s@>,2
@enua, 8enu9l laste Cabaret. @eten
Ste bod wteper al, Sbre ,Mrbeit. nSte
brauden perru ,Npel ut&t au .ft5ren, 9}lb
tan1 tter lebr gut auf ibn partsu. s3n<
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enIet lber ptel tleine 9ection, ete er loez
ben anBsbra&t batte> bic 3.ituna auf uub
Isbte ft& an ben &amtn, pobef er bie
&erje peiter 3urddl9eb, um btquemer le<
fen 3u f5nen. s5 .s1.@~
Gs wur nod feine Minute peroanotn>
als aud Ct pl6bltd pom Stubl auffutr Il.
nur NIT Mlbe etnen unuillfdrlf&en
S@ret bee @@redens unb @rtauneus
unteprufte. ss
untsr oem "0ermifaten" Der 3ettuna
war tbm bet fo!9enee Nrtttel aufasfal-
len:
rGtn furdttares @erbre&en bdfbds
fletne Dorf ga Son9ere In bte tteflfe ST.
tratnib eeRiir3t. Cine ame 8htme>
eeroust bic in oer sausen llmeseeno pi.
auaemetnfte a@tuua unp 9iebe eenob, 1T
tn tbrsm 6aufe eruoroet 0efunpen nor,
ben. Die Dtener cer Hrafenoen @sre@,
ttsteit baben fd lofort an Srt unb @teQe
beseben uno aQe umf1dnbe brtn9en uus
~ per 6pffnung bab ote poli3st bem
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panfs. @an3 be(ddmt unb NIT Nhselz
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nod perrddt. Sd bente mabrbaftte 90
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p. ~ 29I4od. GparIe4 Z. jeIoMe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11

Rtb Ol$, Dean >un 3. 8 y.
@nsrps- . anolertn
@tlens, Stabl< unp BledzWaaren,
Ss1en uup Mdeyserdtbiaaften,
5@mtepez, G1ihler> uno &iifer > Werfz
ssnsen, pIatti'asn Waarsn
uuts aaerlet Ia -.
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BefhdftSseiAen gum Hmbp6.
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q :412
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11

0te 6anplu tn
matertal @aaren nttc teber
urt pDn Ta,ntlienbebnrf
@enry 6armS,
ct. pster. Minneipta,
bdlt net5uorrdtbie Elm ,ettesINorttmentotr csFsn
@rpcerteS unb DrDDiltonen,
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fernsr etn 2a8er BON
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-11

,Jss Ut 'ALs!s.s. iUsIE z5lIIBE . aOlsEl IlE.s4
ten on Eslnsr 0otDaiIa fleegla assIieesa
bate lsiaea Gut abaenom,asn uap {prasb
itntes bestfsen0eififa ailonsr nit iId Islbit.
Naln, risf ct, tb bab's nod niabt bsrz
aus, t6 bin un,nitie!bar paran, aber i'd
bab's nod ritbt baraa5!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
Catarrh Cured for One Dollar,

CTMMES' CATARRH RECIPE AND MEDICINE.
has nonpiussed com lstely all previous Medical
Scieice. II never fails 10 IN few weeks the
vorst cases OF Catarrh in the head or Bronchial
Tuber and incipent Consumption, ifiuefract are
properly followed. II Ia guaranteed TO do that
noises and pains In the head,-conetant hacking,
splitting and coughing, -raisng Of phlegm IN the
morning. lose OF smell and tas te,-Deafness In
eeasant blowing OF the n0ee-O0ensive breath =
hoarsenese Of the voice. &C.. &C. oil these will soon
disappear under The influence OF this and won
derfui Medical discovery am receiving every day,
letters OF the most grateful thanks from those who
ago OF thu very worst case Of Caisrrh, and Bron-
ehisl troubte bed suffered with for years know
what II ~ and what Il will do II Is also a prevent
i've, AID rives immediate reliefin colds. No per- n
should be Without II II lie pnt up In packages with
full tneesuetons. and sent to any address free Der
NATL on receipt Of one Dollar or put up In Bottles
with double the q anlity. and cent ALEC free PCT
nail, receipt Of ~ 70. Circulars with certificates
OF he proof sent ~ receipt OF ahree cent Pos tnge
stamp. Addrves 9.P. 6INMHS,
Ne. 4 - - Fulton CaYeel Nee York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
FEARFUL. ACCIDENT.


h8S -
On Sabbath evening, 9th inst, . dread
full accident occurred in Union TO xusbip.
Hardin county, Iowa. The Eldora LEDGER
Gays:
THE scene Of this sad and fatal affair
was near Mr.. Wards residence; the time
of its occurrence, in the evening. Arevi-
val had been in progress at Lo.kard's
school-house, for some weeks previous, aud
the unfortunate man, whose death We re-
cord. drove his family ITO meeting" With
unfailing regularity. On the evening which
| proved so terrible 70 him, he was returning
from church. His slei n had some six per-
soas therein, male and female, and MIR.
Spuslin was driver. There were three teams
in a string. all gaily prancing home ward,
a proud of the bells Ginning chorus
When within short distance Of Mr.. Wards
residence. where the Union pastoiiice is
now locatcd, the last sleigh lurchcd into .
deep rut and capsize3, spillng its occupants
unframed in the snow. Breaking from
the drivers hands. the frightened team 1ew
past the middle sleigh. and, maddened With
the cries Of the women, blinded With uncon-
trollable fury. they leaped into the advance
sigh, in which were Mr.. Spurlin and num-
Der Of men and women. This stampeded
Mr.. Spurlin's team. ltran City yards with
FURIOUS speed, aud dashed the sleigh, with
sue 'otce aud velocity Of a batterins ram.
against tue trunk Of large tree The sled
Vas demolished. and its occunant. .c.t,er.
ed, MANNED, bruised. and killed, = $50,
direction. Mr.. Spurlin had been h.., -
the head By the ifon-.hod feet Of The hove.
which leaped in on his company. Thsn .
large stake bad been driven deeply into M.
head. Mr.. James Kirkman was cut and
crushed in . dreadful manner, aud all the
others severely injured Dfs Cusack and
Underwood were Immediately brought to
thc distressing scene, when all the sufferers
we're cared for, In spite Of science and
surgical skill. Mr.. Spurln expired after six
hours Of intense suffering. The remainder
of the party, Mrs. Spurlin, Mr.. and Mrs..
Pitts. Join Joins. will all likely recover
! Miss Fannie Jewell, who was in the rear
sleigh, made narrow escape from, death.
and is now suffering severely. Many OF
them will bear the scars oil this accident on
their bodies to the grave. Mr.. Daniel Spa
| lin. the deceased, was about 60 years Of a,e.
He had been ia the county before its organ
iza,ion in 1853, and At the time Of his un-
expected aid violent end, was hale and
ss.ssy. lie had fns. large farm, = wife
mn,,.s smny, and nsiehbors, whe deeply
f,;.rS ne loss Of the husband, father,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

'os -"Nassi LAsDs IN Iowa -Notwith-
summing .ue ''.mease emigration to Iowa
tains . considerable quaa,;,v "e '.. ~.
meat land. Much of il is 81 so =. soss.
along the line ofthcMcGregor 4 ws.,n .ins
the Dubuque 4 Sioux City Rsilr.ads' tn Tha
ac,,lcr is permitted to take eighty acres =,
mi, land as q homestead. IL Is said ths,
cno,cs second-aand lands, with timber
prssrss and water, can De bought s'ong III,
Dss Ao:ass river, near Aleona. o from =
q, tl1 pes aeros
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
IN Hoe sIGNo vIScEs /.
aoYF's HALT EXTRACT BKvxEAGH o. HEALTH.
INV YORK Feb ~. 1866

soYr's HALT EXTRACT BxvKEAGH o. MrAITn
Nrw York. Feb Il, 1896.
Nh. LuosAsD HosP, bi2 Broadway. NY.
Dear sir:-In reply to your inquiry as TO the action
taken by the Academy of Medicine in reference to
HOW Es,rscs, which Was submitted TO II for exam
inaton soma weeks aimee, have to Inform you that
the Committee Of Three TO whom II was REFERRED
with directions roper, upon IT, took the matter in
to cafcfal and. the 9th, Inst, ma
jory Of the committee psesented report thereon. Of
viii the following 10 an extract
(Ths letter and the following report are signed by
| the Chairman OF the Committee, Dr. John II. Girls
COM
REPORT TuA aIw YORK AcApEAY or MEDICINE
| "Ihe Cornmittec have asceFtained 10 what they
| consider sufficient extent, the INGREDIENTS oil
tho article and also lie Node of Preparation. and
they have reason TO believe that 1t differs in some
| marked particulars from the usual preparations Of
| malt known under the OF Beer, Ale and Porter
and they believe II calculated to act as mild Tonic
aud to \ certain extent as Nutriment IN some ca
SEES Ia which the ordinary malt liquors might not b
found TO agree especially in consequence OF the mod
crate quantity OF alcohol 1t contains In comparison
| with then anl they feel jus fled IN recommendn,
il to the profession for trial In appropriate Cases
Sold byLAN FELDT. fHODR b CO.. Agents
No. 81 West Sc cond street, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.



or this bright and cheerful world the Dyspeptics
Wihor. good gestson there can neither lie bod
Ny comfort nor mental oymcnt
Between the stomach aud tic brain there is c.es
and wonderful alliance IL the one is disoidsied
the other Is gloomy. detected, incapable of effort.
and indifferent to all that mskcs lie agreeable to the
healthy
In this condition that any rational human being
is willing to endure. when the OF certain i'm
mediate and permanent relief can be obtained eyerv-
whercf
The Dyspcptic has his fate in his own hands /
re chooses TO Danish forever the disorder that
his body aud distarbs the mind with naneless hor-
rpIs. he hiss unly 10 strp To TIE nearest drug store
BlTThks.
No phase OF Dyspepsia has ever yet resis.ed the ii
teraiive, tonic ard anblious operation OF this po-
tent vegetable srecid II literally rcgenerates the
leth4rsic stomach: rouses info healthy action the
dcrmsnt liver puts to III ht the dismal tanccs as
b,sei tie mind gently relieves and req nlstes the
bowels. streng hens the cnfsebl Il restores
the appetite, and makes, Ne IL were, axRaruar
OF the despt ndnc snd dct,aied Invalid
lsdies who suffer from indigestion have only to
take sma dose OF this pure vegetable corrective.
once ar twice day, TO eeclre entire exemption
the pains rnd penalties of weak s.omach and that
perfect functional regularity, which bnt few OF the
sex uninterrupIedly euJoy.
Upham's Hair Gloss and Cur.
ing 10 Ueet 1af-ufeesing IN the world. IL
imparts . beautiful gloss TO the Hair. keeps 1t in
curl. promotes tie growth, &C. Price, 80 cts bottle.
UrrAx's rnKekrr Ann PinrIn BASI.arH removes
Freckles. Tan, Sunburn, Pimples the Face, SOFT
ems the Skin and Beautihss the Complexion. Price
20 cents.
urnAn's AsrnNA CUnH relieves the most violent
paroxysma Of Asthma in ten ninutes. and effects q
speedy cure Price. - package.
Tas JAPANnss Ham STAIN eolcp the whivkers
and Mousechc beautiful black brown. 1t CON
s-ts OF only one preparation. Color will not fade or
wash out. Only 30 cents . box.
Sold by s c. UPHAM. 70 South Eighth ST. Phila-
delphia, and by AL Druggists Circulars sent free
Also Tor eale by oil Druseists in Davenport.
febl-deodly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
THE oERAr FnMALE REnEDr ron rrsnE0u

u .
Thssc Drops are . scientifically compounded nnid
p.epafatioa, and better than any Pls. Powders, O.
Nosums Being liquid, their action - Direct and
pOsnss rendeftn6 then relisble. speedy and or.
Tor the cure Of all distractions and snp.
tnc Ia, ~, Then popularity IL Indicated ~
s Va ny tnAs over loouup 6ses,eo are annually spId
s,srr ~. =. y The l.dies Of the United stasss.
49,. ~ " wnon speak In the s,ronSe6ks nefns Of
praise OF their greet mcri,s Thor nv. ,e,fi sssiro
s.peS b. o. =. n,rss other Female Remedy and are
sa'cst, ana most infallibe preparstscn j.; .a M
o1 me cure Q. all female Complaints the removal 81
III ousuuct,ohs o' Nature, and the promo,ios ~
health regularity and strength Expliri, l,, OF
stating when hey nay be uscd, expaIniss wSer
and why they should not. nor MD not he ,ssa ~
ont producing effects contrary 10 = ssrre.s ~, W n-
laws vii be found carefully folded sronnd earh ~.
tie, with the written signstufe of Joux + az
out which zone are genuine
Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON. les chspe, q,
Ncv Haven. Conn, who be cousu,,es a;,h. 81
soraly or by rail- tenclos;ng stamp) coneerninr Il
private diseases and female weak nesses -
sold BY Druggists everywhere
G. q. CLARK CO
0nna Ageu0 ~ 0sU .. aad Cass6se
n t-0o6kVAp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

Contagious venoreal Character
Cures them without resorting 70 Mercury. lodide
Posaseii Asssnic, eng poison. bat With Neutral
Osesslc WRAKHnas. sueh - Seminal Wseknsse,
NOCTURNAL and Diurnal Emlssions, brought on b.
abuse Of the system. early eHcssees on
ensailed hereditary. causing los9 Of memorys co!i
vi1hosher depiorabe salA VI symptomss treated and
sadcsly cured with an infalibls method. savng much
Emo ana expsnse. 0lose Goaosfnea. 6tsietofo, a0o
Al diaseses peculiar 70 ~ sexes. o. private nssefs
', IA is ea q Ne MOST H0gRIBl1. CLASS
vhsee the blood hiss become poisoned, producing
bIosshss On 10 Mee. snal watay hhstan. lelns E
BODY, sesoisla, scesshsf wfA q ssdIssc saabss d
'o s. JsSss srseoahssasa " - rr;ssssassD,
ssc.. i.s s: -: .ssI1 ami. dc: cSs
Sc cared oftheee terrible dissaDn. I srgr'
M. JAMES has juetissued aruvioea, tmpsoved ~
greatly enlarged edition Of !HD MONITOR on Ven
sra Dssssss pss,ss, e sss ss.s' with dsction
srslnAfclncnA, eaueed b. self sbuee, eaxual 81
cess &c. 10 fully treated and viii mot fAl to anss
| the ettention Of the reader. a
Animportant feature Of the book is atreatse upci
Conception-how avoided-and the necessity and
propriety. sometmcs. Of SO doing.
The various diseases peculiar TO females, are ful
| tseated and their remedies given.
The Monitor l. printed upon ane paper. neS s 4.
ins.nded az book be kept sos prsa.s le'easos !.
| the smallest space. Bny Read ~ Inc Dook VII
| injure none, but benefit all-Thc old and young Q
both ecxe.-rarIed and single. Price o
Address. Dr. JAMES. p. o. Drawer tssa, Chicago. NJ
Or, James Once and Parors . are rat: e @ RandolP
~ IS son1alSsd personally q By lester upon IN a.
a. i. Soe ?. i. Ccnssoaasoos soeAosnaam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

The Omaha Herald eniarges upon the
superior attractions OF this new railroad
route which it says has just been complet
ed, and will be open to passenger traffic as
soon AS proper agent can be found to sell
the tickets II announces:
Through tickets daily for eternity, and
all stations beyond the grave connec, ng
closely with ferries ut the liver Styx, for
all points on the other side OF Jordan. Pas
scngers should take 10 other route. The
cheapest and shortest wav TO the Tomb. Il
u with a great deal Of pleasure thai the
officers OF this road announce lis compile
| ton.
! This road has been carefully built by
| experienced workmon. who have graduated
at the best slaughter mousse IN the La d.
| The scenerv along the line is remarkably
fine, consisting principally OF yan ming
chasms, charming precipees and shaky
trestles. The rats are la,d very loose and
without extra spike, which, when the cars
are gong al fuA speed, keep the passenger
IN Gcightfu motion. settle his dinner, and
sometimes his hash" most eil'sciually.
The coaches are all of wood, which in case
Of accident always splinter, and thus give
passengers holding insurance tickets a
chance 70 make little money, with an &C
cRs,oual pr ~ in case Of death.
The seats are constructed on an entirely
new plan, being made In the shape Of u
colin, so that tbs holder Of a ticket. in case
of accident, can be immediately boxed up
aud sent home.
The stoves are of new and unique pat
tern, and known as the Railway Cooking
Stoves. 1t is calculated that with good fire
a Ii st-class passenger can be thoroughly
cooked In ten or fifteen minutes, although
mu III more speed can be attained il neccs-
sary.
The attention Of thc travelling public is
directed TO the new and unique style OF
tornbstones furnished by this company to
tLo'e purchasing through tickets.
4 large corps of undertahefs at each sta
ton. and elegant heatse cars ACCOMPANY
each tram
The sleeping cars upon this route are got
~ regardless of expense, and passenger.
can sleep without lear Of being awakened
" noise e their conductors. Ii fact, most
of our passengers never wake up alter nee
k ting TO sleep.
Wives having cross husbands, have
them purchase tickets on this route they
Will never scod again.
The Government il abou. TO do away
with capital punishment, criminals being
furnished with tickets over this line. Death
i, certain, and the sys'em Of hanging is
thus avoided.
Reviewers. poison and butcher knives on
each train for the amusement and use Of
patrons when they are tired OF riding.
No repairs are allowed on coaches the
wheels, sxles, and boilers being used till
they break or burst. Coroners on each
ain.
Collisions inevitable and explosions sure.
Persons wishing to reach the mansions in
the skies, ask Tor tickets via this lice.
Life insurance tickets furnished gra,is TO
those desiring the same.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-02

SrcwY Porsr. White co. Ark. May %, IS.
On Joas BuiL--Dcar Sir. Last February wac In
Louisville purchasing drugs. and got some Of your
Sarsaparula and Cedron Bitfers. Nv son-in-aw sho
WIS with me IN the store. had been down with rheu
natism Tor some time, commenced on tho Bitters,
aud coon found bis general health improved. DR..
0ist who had been In bad health, tried them, end he
also improved DR.. Coffee, who had tcen y Bad
health for several yesrs-etomaeh and liver ezected
-he Improved very mucA By thu Ne u youf D4terA
fAdeed the Cedron B1lees has givsa yod eoGe popu-
lAfisy In this settlemeat. think eonlo eeW greet
quantity of your medicines this fal-especiasy 81
your Cedron Btters and Sareapaiilla. Ship me Wa
Memphis. caro- Rickctt 3 Nicely. Respectfully.
uct2y-deod&wiy c. II. WALLER.