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hope was that I might escape uHD
seen. Uncle's good-natured voice

hope was that I might escape uH-
seen. Uncle's good-natured voice
was saying
"Here be the potatoes, Captain, I
told you of, such master growers -
yield two to one of the common
sort and here is the early sort,and
here back Of the door those dry
bakers,"-and then he stopped, for
there was ono article back Of the
door that he had not expected to
sec.
"Why, what arc you doing hero,
Eiecei'
"Cleaning CELLAR I answered, in
desperation, though tho fact was
evident enough, unless they tho't 1
emerged from the bin.
"GooG morning, Miss Jane" said
the other gentleman, lifting his hat
in the most graceful manner, care
you the good genius of the place
that you spring up so suddenly ?"
"Josiah, josiah" called Aunt Han.
nah from the kitchen door above,-
~ want you to come and help me
get this soap off, at once"
"Coming, mother Captain, YOU.
just wait q few minutes"
"With pleasure, sir" in a bland,
tone, and we were left alone. =
"DoTt you think you would find
it pleasanter out of doors :" l sug
gested.
1t would be only darkness to me
if deprived of the light of your
presence" he answered. "Allow mo
to offer you seat on this keg.'
1t was funny place for 1.-THE.
surroundings not in the least TO-
mantle, not at all as / had fancied
such a thing might ever come to me
when | had read magazine stories--@
nevertheless it did happen that the
old dark cellar became all at once
sunlight to me, and l forgot the IL.
lac dress and my disappointment,
and | must confess everything else.
Uncle was gone to the soap long.
time-I believe he had an intuition
that he was noJ aeeded then-and
Aunt Hannah had a call from the
minister, SO that when obeyed the
summons to dinner my checks were
still holding thair roses, and / sus-
pect my eyes were not dim, for aunt
said, +e
"CIeaning cellar seems to agree
wonderfully with you, niece"
| Wore my old dress to the "bee'
in the evening, but that was no mat,
ter, for Frank told me on the way
home that | had ne.er looked "half
SO we'll in his eyes.
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Re-Union Of Vermont Officers.

The Fifth Annual Re Union Of
Vermont officers will be held at
Montpelier ol Thursday, the 22d OF
October next. The members of the
Re. Union Society. and all Vermont
officers of the army and navy are
respectfully invited to attend. The
usual preliminary meeting for the
election of officers and o,her husi.
ness, will be held at the Court House
at 10 o'clock, \. VI. The oration
will be delivered by Gen. =. T.
Nashburne. at the Hall of the House
OF Representatives,, during the even.
ing.
In issuing this call it has been
thought proper to state briefly the
history Of the organization its aims
and its objects. In the A ANN of
1861, few officers and officers
issued a call for Il meeting to he
holden ut Montpelier, for the pur-
pose Ct rendering complimentary
/ dinner to Gen. George j. Stannard,
/ then barely recovered from the ef
/ iectS of his wounds received ut the
storming of Fort Harrison. About
seventy five officers assembled in
response 10 that call, and formed a
permanent organization. Since that
time meetings of the Society have
annually been held, and the mem
bership has increased To about 800
a large majority Of whom have beer
present at the meetings.
The object of this association is
simply to afford dn opportunity tt
renew, through social intercourse
the ties Of friendship formed in tn,
field to draw u renewed inspira
ton and renewed courage for til,
work yet before us from the "toucl
of IA comrades elbow" and the sigh
of the shot.rc standards unde
which We fought, and 40 many o
our heroes fell; and TO keep greer
aud sacred in our hearts the memo
rics of the five thousand who CAV,
their lives for the cause.
GEN. Wa. y. ". RIPLEY,
President.
Executive Committee Mai. Cha'
+. Slaulding, Mai. Josiah Grout
Jr., Maj. John l.. Barstow. Geo, &
Benedict. corresponding Secretary
, james ). Peek, Recording Secreta
. ~. IBIS.
Montpelier, Sept. 10, 1868.
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Montpelier, Sept. 10, 1865.

PoIJTIcAL.-The Springfield Re.
publican has excellent authority for
saying that Iioratio seymour has
given up the contest, aud freely tells
his Democratic friends IN private
that ho has not the taintest hope OF
Np election. -"
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Pi vs.. Pie.
Printers will appreciate the i,

Printers will appreciate the joke
contained in the following:
All who know anything about
printers know that they hate the
sight of pi which is the term applied
to type when it becomes broken
down and .jumbled together in ono
confused mass; and it is frequently
the custom for journeymen and ap.
prentices to hide it away in odd
places, where the "hoss" will not see
it. In Il Providence office, not long
since. a s.jour' was in the habit of
daily carrying a lunch, and deposit.
ing it in certain drawer, against d
time of need. One morning Il fore
man happened to go to the drawer,
and spying the refreshments" which
chanced to be couple Of pieces of
PIE, he assumed an angry tone, and
called out loud enough to be heard
by all;
"Whose pie is thisa'
OF course he was misunderstood:
and as nobody in printing Office
owns any concealed pi, he received
no answer.
Every well, | will distribute it."
returned the "6oSs,' quietly eating
il.
Shortly afterward the "iour' went
for his lunch, and, of course, 'found
the cupboard bare"
"Who hooked my pie 2" lie angrily
asked.
II did, returned the foreman.-
II found it in the drawer, aud asked
whose it was, and as nobody owned
it. diStibut 4 It, as | always dis.
pose Of concealed pi"
II thought YOU meant p.i instead
Of p-i.e,o returned the man with a
smile at the ioreman's Joke
y COUNTRY GIRL IN BEECHER's
4 CHURCH.-At first thought he was
Il farmer, he told us 80 much about
sowing and harvesting. Then, when
/ he talked of training roses and
pruning grape-vines, changed my
mind. and concluded that he was %
{ AHGNtlltl bul sbpi dtt'i ht 'tt'
scribcd printing, and radc it so
plain, | decided he must be print.
or after all. The quecreSt thing
about it was that he should know
all the folks at Crosscut Corners,
aud be able TO describe them 30 eS-
actly, When he spoke Of people
who think that everything they have
i just the incest and best going,
thought of Huldy Tucker; and when
he described those who believe they
are in u state of perfection, and
can't go wrong, knew he must
, mean Deacon fettigrew. ! was So
much interested in all he had to say,
/ did not think of anything else,
except once when my thoughts ilew
TO Joel, | SO longcd to have him
there beside me. For | want Jocl
+, H. love Sunday: and am sure he
never will unless he sers, as | have.
how beautiful it can he made, and
what good, happy, cheerful thing
such religion as Mr.. Beccher's ia
The congregation looked so interest.
/ ed. 80 eager 10 hcar all he had ia
suy, do believe they would have
: siaid till night, if he had chosen to
90 on preaching. did not notice q
. single girl chewing caraway seed, oi
II single boy using his jack knife Oh
!. the back Of the pew. Deacon Spic
. er, cighty.iive years old, always goc,
: To sleep and snons between ON
Parson llinmans"Iilthly aud "sixth
I l1y :, but the old white haired mer
7, ~ Mr.. Bcccher's ltoked Just rs
v wide awake ~ the young ones ano
= l do believe that every one wen
n away icelipg better aud kinder, and
Il more resolved to lead good. true
G lives than when they ci.ine.--Inde
s, pendent -, "a g.,
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DESTISEktN.
Or. =. ~. CLARK.

afHRADroap, VERMONT,
''t4 poetlnlly announce to all persons
y e"'hE the services OF u Dentist, that he Is
/, t'Hel 10 peIforn all operations pertaining
4'' profession IA accordance with the latest
emtuts Iu the sccncc.
PN'a i',melJ occupied by pr. A, NJ. Move.
alm3'
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a. Il. CLARKE,

"lsE. SIGN, AND ORNAMENrAI
FaHP, Grouo', Ga-ier d PpcrHHtgcr
BRADFORD, NIRMoSL
Also, dealer In paiuts, obs, Narnshes, aud
3dat Stock Of every description, Picture
flames, Mouldiuge and Giass.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-09

lko% FOUNDER AND MACHI&ISf,
t~ Nlu0lctuagot Agricultural Imp HHcut,
HNpfuap. VERMONT
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-10-09

IL Rcnnc is as goodl looking and
has as many good qualities as may
he presumed from using his ram.
Killing Magic Oil, We don't wonder
ut his popularity. His Magic Oil,
as pain. killing agent, Is a success.
Everybody that tries 1t says alt
works like u charm
"The life of all flesh il the blood
thereof" and no life or flesh can he
healthy while its blood is diseases.
Parsons purgativc Pills will not
only cleanse aud purify the blood,
stimulate the functions of the sys.
tom 10 healthy action.
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w VA. d. ElAlsssR.
Assisted 0y j. a. Iiardy1
NArCli-NtAKER AND JEWELER

BRADFORD, VERMONT,
DAuin Watches, Clocks aud JewclIy Gold,
MH Pat. and britannia Wares, Fiuc Pocket
81 Aul CHtlery, Npectaclas, kevolvers aud
2Etre Notions, Cl1clts, Watches, aud jew
aR Rwyertly repaired and warranted. Prompt
Mention tourlors by Express or Mail No. l.,
HHtfs building.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27
Foreign News nv Atlnnlic Gable

PARIS. Aug 21-The PAYS, in m cdi-
toris OF the European situation, says thst
Franco viii accept the possibility of war if
Pru.si refuses 10 dissrm.
Marshall valiant. minister of the Empe-
rnr's household, vas present a, the open
n of TIE Council Gaaeral Of Dyon, aud
made speech cs!clletei 10 have highly
uanquin1iag fleet.
l.oSpoa Aug. 1.-Lc;tsrs irom Paris
state that the z ieen of spain had requested
Emperor Napoleon to meet her at Hrsnitz,
AMI that ths Emperor had declined the in
tervier.
Rsnnls. Ans. o. Tie oiIieia, journals
here say tho t'russian government has ac-
cspi.a tue proposals made by the Govern
IN nj OF she United States fcr the establish.
,nent 81 effective legislation Tor the protec-
tion and welfare OF emigrsn,s, and that an
ascn, In. been appointed 70 negotiate with
tho American authorities on the subject
Il is understood that the Prnssian Minis
ter at " ,shngton has been il structed that,
~ the neutral relations Of Germany and the
Uai,ed States are on such favorable foot
Ing, toe Prussian government expects these
negotiations will be brought to a speedy
ami satisfactory .esult.
Among the cargo Of the steamship Ne.
hrasaa which arrived at Liverpool few
days since, was q large quantity Of hay
shipped from New York 81 be sold in this
market. This hay was accordingly put up
at auction yesterday, and the whole lot vas
sold At from 90 10 100 shillngs per ton.
English hay Of no better quality shan
the American, readily brings nearly il NO,
quite 200 shillings per ton.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Aug 26-Drevct Major
W. ). Levefing. Captain IN the corps oil
engineers, has been ordered to report Ia
person TO Brevet Major General Terry,
commanding the Department Of Dako,ah
ior duty on his staff
The recent order relieving Brieauier
General Morris S Miller from duty in the
Gusrternnastcr Generals office at Washing
ION, ard directing him report 10 the com
n,snoing Genera, Of the Fifth Military
Ihs'iic; for assignment rs Chic: Quarler-
master. has been revoked.
Y delegation o. the Schu,zen Corps raid
IL iessocls 10 President johnson this
II rairr.
Secretary Browning this morning on y
trn l. "itc Sulphur Springs, Virginia.
W. } Cullen. Scccial Indian AGENT.
writes - the Indian Buresr from Fort Ben.
ton, Montana, under date of July 9Th, In
closing letters which were iound on the
bodies Ut seven men wbo were murdered by
infisrs or Missouri river about 90 miles
below foit nswley. These men had beer 10
.Ce county only u lew Gays. Special geni
Nuilsa has Investigated Lie matter, and
Wa convinced that the murders we're com
tltssd Rf The Assioihotres about tro
''stsS oeinic The date OF his letter Twenty
~ s@sF tFisc We're killed by whites which
inse"ses VIC iribe, and they rctaliated on
.ln'.ssna meh. The Agent says the war
nsf'hs o.sn commenced by the Intiiaus. i,
Is linpossie.e TO say when 1t may end. He
seeoamenos tha' u Treaty be made "A anon
a. ' prac.lc .' as "a, ineana may give &C.
s ,oss .aoooie 20 settlers between Minnesota
anu MONTANA and along the hissou,; r;rsr
Indians. WIN sioux
ne fresldsnt lately submitted several
I-es,sons conascsed with his duty rcsara,ue
INC acceptance and payne OF subsidy -,
tie sections O. the Pacific Railroad. III y.
cc.vSd written rply irum Attorney a.
eTsii warts, who y in New Yoek. M. Nv.
arss says he does 10. find IL easy Ia lsy n'',
- practical ccufsr Tor Executive s,,,.s,
which shall observe ~ once the conc,rin,r
I'll II For the rapid opening of the ros r.
! travel aud security for the ultimate sual
ciency ot its structures. he expects tn b,
able 10 sugges. d satisfactory course, bu: i
will require more time than Ac has vet a
command.
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CKICkGQ.

CH,eAGo, Aug. 27.-Mr. l.. Hasssn WAS
badly burned, here las. evening, by an sx
plosion OF kerosene lamp.
Four heavy locomotives and . number
ofplatform cars passsd through here = few
days ago, for the Union Pacific railroad.
Austin Donald died yesterday from tho
effects Of injuries received in = .all . few
days ago.
The trot Yesterday at Dsxtar Park,
between the Queen of the West and Major
Graves. was Won by Tho Queen of the West
IN , ~ aud 3i..
.tb5at two hundred dollars worth Of
~ ien goods were found senretsd in n
iunler yard near tho flakc shore. yc.ter-
d
The Excelsior base bail cab accepted
the challenge to play matsh game With
the Golden Rule club, Oh repairing TO the
ground the Golden Rule dub Was found 10
/. sear & ofbo from eight totem years
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

.; =: =; .
/ Vertical Railway, Suite and Single Apartments,
with Bathing and Water conveniences; Billiard
Halls Telegraph Once, aud Cafe.
LEWIS RICE & SON Rronr.e
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CHICAGO.

Charles Z. Pecs. wealthy and respected
merchant .. this city. RESTING at Waukc-
N, is under bonds Of twenty-five thousand
dollars. on ch 'rsc OF attempting to poison
his wife Sir reek's iIi-nds pronounce the
oherge incredible.
Ihc hrs. live stock train 10 ross tho Bur
linston hi Ire. arrived al the Union Stock,
liIds te-dar 1t consisted q twenty cars
containing @1e head Cf cattle and 5i5 head
II apss.
Scyenty-iivc head OF native cattle, direct
from Council Bluff. Wis the North Western
Railroad, also arrived ~ the yards to-day.
Ex-alderman JOY, An Old citizen Of this
city. died this afternoon.
A liberal reward is offered tor informa-
ton of the Whereabouts OF Samuel Inter.
meyer. u boy OF fourteen years, who dissp-
reared last Monday.
Carl ShuYz Is announced to make eight
speeches in Illinois. commencing Sept II.
He will make seven in German, and one at
Chicago in English.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

ebave0port Market Report.
Osv1cs - Yns DAvsxposs d. eaAs,
August. 96th. 1888.

kLoya-w Wholesale. o. 90: retail, $3.50.
WssAs-Nsw. No. l. else Is, No. q, o.. 50.
BAaLsy-buyers discriminating closely be.
tween Ns's and , but prices remsin snchang
ed at el.000ol65
OAss-Nsw. 4Gdl5 Old. soc.
RHs-New ol.2o
Coan-s0c.
Onions -e0070.
PesAssss-eoAelo 90.
HERNIA -8s 4sse. perm.
koeo-lSe.
GassS ApPrss-1l.75 per bushsl.
uAs-Good rimsthy ei9oe0AelA.eo.p per tea
Prairie 60. oo0ll % per ton. Slough, 1900.
ASraR4csrs AT yard ere. 90 per ton.
WeoD-eS.oo. per Cord
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PENNSYLVANIA.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2G-Ilon. Charles
Gilpin, present incumbent, declines TO sur
Tend r the Office oil United States Attorney
tor the Eastern District Of Pennsylvania, 10
Hon. Charles ONeill, who has written 10
The Attorney General, who submitted his
letter 10 the President Sir. Johnson re-
tnrn.3 the letter 70 Mr.. Evaits Tor his opin-
lon On tic puiuis Of law involved therein
The Pr, sidcn, has pardoncd Edwin
Brock, formerly deputy collector of the 81
collection district, who was convicted Of
executing ifauduleu, bonds Tor the removal
oi distilled spirits from bonded warehouses
vita iaten. 10 detraud the Government
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

Or q. 80 PER HALF DOZEN.
0Andr rake pills. ~ cas-. q Esox.
FOR sale ~ all Druggists and Dealers.
OR. SoR4HoKse ALMANAC F0D lees CAN
109A0 0AATl3 OfALL DRU00I0T b.
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LATEST NEWS
az TEEEGR. I'M.
's'O EEss. DAILY EBszssCahT.
REM YnRk.


+ Nlw Yonx. Aug. 27-J hn horrisse,
denies be has siskel mencF against the
Democratic ticket. and -sss hs shall sup
nor, no ticket but the regular Democratic
oninses
4 clers OF an oppo.ition magazine GER
sca cut aa inInncsion on Mr.. SterSen, &C
faf a, he Broadway thertlc, while Ito was
playing, last nlgat, thereby causing quiis
! = panic for . shor, time.
Eight brick layers we're indicted for
conspiring together to prevent others from
working. One Of them named Doyle was
discharged. 1t being proven that he vas moi
one ofthc numter. The jury returned :
verdict of guilty the sentence was oe-
fsrred.
Manhattan company association held .
meeting last night, when the pre-" dens OF
the company stated that they wers losing
money on the grocery store. motion
was made TO close il, but thcy Snslly con-
Guided TO collect the unpaid tax OF the
mem bers aud continue IL on.
Tho White Sulphur Springs corr.spon-
den, OF the Redmond Wig says RsSccsAnz
in his interview with Lee and other general
officers or the confederate army, represent
log as they do the yalor and chiyaify and
truth Of the South, unite and lay bcsorc
the Northern people, in tangible form that
cannot be disputed, the true state Of feel
ing as he had found it eserywleEe in his
travels South No plan ia. yes been deeid
ed upon, but it is probable tha, some dis.
tnguished gentlemen known to the whole
country will be requested to prepare papers
IN accordance with Suggestions OF Gen.
Rosecranz This will be printed and for
warded to all general officers Of the confed-
crate army and such representative South
ern Statesmen ~ it may be deemed dssirs-
bic should sign it, for their signatures. At
tho same time they will be requested to add
such comments as they may think proper.
Gen. Hunter, in card, states that he
headed the Tia, OF commissioners trying
Mrs. Surra., and pc,itoned to the Presl-
dent for her pardon.
Two Of the deputy sterif's, engaged in
the Broadway ihestree shooting affair,
were released On 81, 900 bail. yestssday BY
Justice Shardely. The other prisonsrl
were not examined. The wounded mar
| still is in . dangerous condition. Jus.ic,
| Shardiy was served with writ issusd By
Judge Barnard, and writ Of hsbesr csrp
US was served ct the same time on the jail
or. The prisoners were 20 be prod uesd .
tbs supreme court this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

cur in August, but it bears no comparison
Of the eclipse Of oil hair preparations by
that wonderful medical phsnomena-Dr.
Tebbett's Physiological Hair Regeneration
Gray or faded hair 10 easily and effectually
restored. its falling of prevented, and re-
marksble growth produced. Every bottle
warented. Try II. Sold BY oil druggists
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A SIMPLE FACT!
THBRAPEUTICAL VALUE
OF
DIR. 8. GRlGG0'
AROMATIC BITTEDS !

leaks pleasure: in bringing 70 the ssssse q
the people in this eomnupity the msdicisal
properties Of 0riggs' Aron stic Alttefs go q, en-
confident through an honest trial they Will pc
found TO possess every viytus to make snsm
verify Of your fullest eopRdenes.
Fer thisssen years past have bsen eessnne
from Chronic DiarshoA Homsrrhe9e ffcm ~
lIewsls, and 0ssssal Debility. have seae scssre
the profession ny case many times en1 ~
never found much relief eud va compsnse ~
abandon oil active business aad plsee myeen v1sn
the Corps Of lnvalids that eouid nno No reue,.
/ consulted Dr 0riggs some time last Auecss r.-
ativs to my coalition. He claimed tses ~ w.
use Of 0rtRgs' Aromatic Hittsrs my ssse - 3
long sfhietion could be cured. l promises e
give them fair trial bought enc case OF see
Bitsfs commenced their use and have evsTy
reason 10 thank God and the psopfictof 81
GriRga' Aronasio 0itters that my netnee vs.
called to them for through their use si nemei-
rhace Of the Bowels has ceased the Diafrn@s y
completely overcome and thst Fssblsness % Icne
suffered has calmly passed away; 10! :ppeuss
restored Crsnps IL the legs ended snd an 81.
treme torpid condition Of the Liver resscsee 70
proper aciion. In my own experience Snses
Aromatic Bitters have proved one o. W: 1ess
and m ost reliable remedies ever ased ena l az
thankful put them 10 ., honest tess ana iesIcee
their yirtves: ana knowing ma"y ctnssS suueI,
ing ander sore aNlicliohs similsr 70 my W.. !
make this statement thet they may g voseIs.
to obtain the proper remedy for Their reass 80
be permitted throsgh the use OF Onk9s AZ
msiic Dittsfs 70 a2ain declare themeeivss sesne
and ire ffo0 aieoaao. VITA 1920 -;
aasas-dAw Detroit, Nh
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph Aug. ~.
Floue-Stsady and in fair demand, receipts
10. ASS bills shipments 4,724 bbls.
good demand at l.ssss@l.e4 cash. and ! e21s
for sellers 'or September for No sales Of No
st 73etl u No 5 l 531l64N receipts 9. esS
Gus shipments 16l. 80 bus.
Corn Quiet and stssdy No I at 9eEG99H !;
No ~ ssil @9sA receipts 15s 800 bushels !;
sh pnents l22, 247 bus
Oats -tirm, at SEX Gf63 receipts rs IS? bu;
sht pments 56. 1914 bu.
kye-tirm and in good demand, I,26i1tI.2s
for No l l.22tsf 3 for No2 receipts 26,7 81
5a shinments ., $50 bins:
barley Irregular, at | Sc 21.57 for No . !; re-
cei pts II, $50 bus shipments l.6iS bus.
Provisions Dull and unchanged.
Pork -Nominaily at % so.
Lard -Sales at IS.
whisky Dull, l 90 bid, IS asked
sreights bull at 9S.c for wheat and We for
corn II Buffalo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

0sE trial is sufficient to convince the
mo-. scrupuloes Of the invaluable and un-
failing efficacy OF MADAME ZADOC POR-
TIERS CURATIVE BALSAM for the cure
Of Colds. Coughs, Hoarsensss, Shortness Of
Breathing, Asthma. Difficulty Of Breathing,
Uuskiness, Tickling in the tho Throat.
Tightness Of the Chest, and Consumption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27

with ito gloomy attendants,-lew spirits,
de- preston, involuntary emissions, loss Of
semen, spermatorrhos, loss Of power, dizsy
head. loss Of memory. and threatened i'm
potenes end inbsCilisy, and sovereign
cure In Humphrsys' Hoasopathie Specific,
No. twssty -siett. Coupesed Of The nses
valuable, mild aad potent Curativss, thsy
strike n ouce .. the root Of The matter, tone
up the system. arrest the discharge, and
impart vigor and energy. life and vitality to
the entrc man. They have cured tbous-
ands Of cases. Price So per package Of elk
boxes, and visl, or 81 per single box. Sold
by Druggists, and sent by mail ON receipt
Of price. Address Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co., 5s2 Broadway,
Io-v yarl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27
MASSACHUSETTS,.

BosToN. Aug. 26.-Tbe Chinese Embassy
to-day paid an official visit to Gov. Bullock,
nj TIE State House, where brisf addresses
wee made by the Governor anu Minister
Euriiagamc. Arrangements are being made
by nnmbcr Of leading citizens for ccm-
p.imentary dinner 70 Mr.. Burlingame and
the other memben Of tho Embassy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-27
MASSACHUSETTS.

Gosros, Aug. 27.-John $. Ackrid.r
clstl. Nth Sackuelcr 4 King Commission
nieichants has ahsconded having rea ized
considerable amount Of money On forged
checks, total amount Of his forgery is said
TO bc from 10 to $40 900.