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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
&c. for do. Yellows. We quote:

rzSFFDsThe demand il light for Clover seed ~ l5c
Timothy seed is quet at 81 1898 Rough Flax seed Is
last has shown considerable activity, and the market
closes firm: hear OF sales OF 5000 bags here ny VI.
Martha Bank az g 3 goo do, IN Boston on spot ~
81 49, 700 do In Boston, Of poor quality at 81 49, ana 2
do, 10 arrive IN Boston, AT 81 %, all IN gold.
SPICES-Thc demand confines light and almost en-
tTey for small jobbng parcelr suited 70 ine pres,ns
wants Of consumers. Prices are nominaly UNCHANGED.
sKINs-Goat are more active, with some inquiry il9m
manufacturers aud sales OilOO bales Ne
gold and p bales Paya at 2Ga2sc gold Deer are also
doing better, and We quote. gold, n Honduras te
Vera Cruz, 45c; Central Aucrcay 4JcS 0ah Juan, t0@
l2te. ssal. age: An0gOstuIa, SIC; Para, toc.
sALT-There have been no sales Of moment Effected
and the market must be regarded as extremely quiet ut
former quotations in all cases. We quote; -, -
iSpooi ca g,scIs2 o. s2 10 IN pue " tlnss.2 % a %
Ly' Pine Ashton % 4oo Law Pine HssiEs.5 y %
sALTPETEB-There are a few late arrivals now on the
market unsod. The demand Is light We have no sales
to advise. Crude is quoted az l0c and Refined at ic
SOAP-We note sales u 100 boxes CASTLE At I6Gl7c.
sTEARIN-The demand has been good, ana the market
has slightly improved; sales OF $4,000 ~ y! dl5tc and
900 n Grease at lOduc.
TAILOW-The inquiry has been quite active. and the
market without much change; the stock u uodefhtei
sales of 10000 at allie. for CITY and loId nsc Tor
ETOBACCo--The inquiry for both Kentucky and Seed
Leaf Is moderate and chiefly for small parcels prices
$50 hhds Kentucky at lac, and $50 bales Havana on
private terms Manufactured Is dun.
WOOI,-Domestic Feeces have been only In moderate
demand but holders Timer Ia their views prices are
unchanged. Foreign Wool IA inactive and nominal The
closing quotations Domestic Fleeces at a0ai9c for
Native and one fourth Merinos Gl!c for onehaf aud
three-qu quarters do. 4sa52c. for fulblOod Mernos,
81 Superno do and - IStra DO 10 2oc
for common Unwashed California % d2sc for Fine do II
d23c for common to choice Texas, and American Comb
ing at 4Sd52c. We quote Foreign "a follows; south
American at 35aS7c. for Common Washed 25ayc Tor
Unwashcd Mestiza and Mcrino 30Q3sc. FOR washed
Entire Rios. 2Od2Ic for Unwashed Creole, 3sdioc for
Washed COrdOya; Gillian at 20Q9c Tor lnwashcd Nes
TIA and Merno Cape OF Good HOPE " soc, iot un
Is 2jc. FOR UnWashed and - iOc. for Washed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
finantial.
cfinantial.
---------.--~-~-------
Is MONIES VALLEY RAILROAD Coz
GILMAN. soy Co. No :, EIes,us, r,c,. y Y.
ILLINOIS and MICHIGAN CANAL BONDS.
Il PROCLAMATION

sr.rr or ILLINOIS BrEcTE OTYioE sPRSGVryIp Jan 1853
BY gs sa ,,, ,'9Iin Illinois . Sn .cl ia oS to ,be
g%'s Of BE sa Sfs & sac s S, Pp iS STATE
lhno, do hereby notify al whom concern that on ne
Sa6SAI BASS % tb, Civ Of Ss%Yoii vii pay bond. Of
tie State q Iiso' hereafter particularly d,gnaied n s HIo ls
al ,a The isters ep9n each and al Of 1a ssa
he . ssi' fs ti'G ay Fsss q
the sc Nhs,u Canal approved January 1890 bearing Gss
JAY IaJ Bosd numbered 81 Is inclusive 80 lOl los 100
ST. sci ga GO 90 s sS GO 90 go ss ei e7 'na
ss ss ss. $40 s;s Inclusive SSO s' s'' 49, ' so
xLso i Bos6s
ssrs 70 ~ II % nas 70 ~ sa @ o s
III iiS 10 Nj ia rs rs lg7 ~ 49, ISL leS Inclusive
sss 10 ~ 5 S 3 s rs 5 go 80 s 3:
s ~ t 80 20 s l az s m as 20 So s 49, go G
81 s as 81. IS VS. ss 49, ~ co. ~ a. 49, w. 49, ~ ~
ALSO BONDS Issued Of tie tenth section Of an act to
S S "a Ii , 'IS etIss ds!1 10y VI" 9 @
f ~, lI1a Isl ia sl s7 i iao 1905 5lo s2 us
l7 l2is ne l2l9 ss7 inclusive, a6o. 2Oi ia2
100 Ai S e % sD Se S2Si 100 'S ''s ao io 100 To- @
no ~ iii 100 ~ rs $40 issc 1855 ia 1870 1871 IA
Also CANAL BONDS issued tn. provision, to nd
Sac a. ,' 5es ~ 3 y esf ', " 81 "a 81
~ 9S o. Io1 lt IN, la M ll6. 10, 49, S 10 49, 2ee
s ss s s sS s s IS as s &C. &C. So
Go 6sl IN 12 ~ 7s 80 80 49, 100 IN, 10. sl sl 9s
Also REGisTBsED BONDS Of the sane class numbered 2 49,
y! y 5 e e 20 - ~ y g. ~ IS Is g s.
% 10 inelusv, IA rs 3 3s 1875 aoe a8 500 4e go
as 4i6 Il8 SOL 3ls, sal
80 SIS 81 .S 81 800 so 3e5 so ~ G2 62 G5J, CO.. Ie @
zoo no TJi. $50 IA rs, 1908 lr6
ALSO BONDS ISSUED pursuance Of entitled An Act to
f the accrued and unpaid public debt Of the
Of February numbered
2 u 25 iaousse issued the Admnt Of Hope Co
Ketsch vooubersh ard widow William Booki In Amsterdam
IL EsTisosf WHEREOF hereano ss hand and to be
Alfred Grea Seal Of STATE.
:..: City Of Springfield this Fourth day Of January
the Lord OBe thousand eight hundred and
and the epeience Of the United states tie
niasy..coud RICHARD }. OGLESBi Governor.
ny tho Governors sHARos THsDALB Secretary Of State
VUTY OF KEOKUK s per cent NEW BONDS.
" Interest ard Principal payable At the Central National Bank N"
lort. - ..
TTY held Henry tmyhe trustee may be REGARDED amply
$4,000 70
Apply TO VIM H. sANDPORD. Cashier. - . .
Central National Bank, HeN.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

METAlS-Amef1can tngOO copper mas beeh quite
dull the past three four days but prices have under
gone no essential change About 10000 n, chiefly Balt
more, III lots, changed hands within our range New
sheathIDg aud Yellow Metal are quiet but steady Pig
Iron has ruled quite firm but the market Is quiet Lead
is dun. Shot, Spelter and Nails are without activity.
Pig Tin remains firm. especially for Straits prices have
fair. In Plates there has been very good demand at
slightly improved rates We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
4 lillrls

Receipts 30l3 boxes, with shipments OF s9ss. THUS d
minisling the stock. Most Of the shipments wefe
owners account, when gold run up 10 slc. The slight
advance upon the other side also had its effect stl the
shpments light, and advance can De quoted here
only a little better feeling with inquiry. Most OF
the sales are at a1ic with frozen at gGlc The
ket stu be reported very dull with hopes Of an in
We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

CSC for Whales sales Of 800 bb Northern at the inside
rate Sperm at s2a S osaes Of 200 bbs at the INSIDE
is selling al 81 l5asl 90 for prime City.
OIL CAKE-The inquiry Is fair for western, and the
and s3saslo. gold. for City; the stock is moderate.
OIL MEAI-Ihe demand Is fair and the market firm
ses 81 go 1ags state a' y osN Is per 40 d. au
PRoyIsIoNs-Our market forlPorh continues dun
the sales are 800 Ibls at s20 s7sa$2 20 for Old Ness
regular aud check Monday SCI Tor New do IN job lots
hear OF no sales Beef Is fairly active and firm; sales Of
400 bbls. in lots at S49$ls5O for Plain Mess and sf
$40 20 for Extra d. also sales OF oOO bb 70 arrive on
private terms Tiercc ia in more active demands sales o
goo tcs mostly Common, at for Prime Mess. gei
bbls az SsoF ssl cut Meats are guet and unchanged
sales Of 1870 pkgs. Picked Hams at 1870 Bacon Is rather
active but with some desire to realize prices are
lover sales OF s25 boxes at 100 l0tc. for C. c.
Tor t. the outside for desirable parcel se for Cho,e
s. c. and 100 boxes L. c., seller Feb at l6,c. Dressed
Hogs are duh and somewhat irregular; quote at q
&c for Western, The outside plce for Choice aug @
9ic for City Lard Is fImy held but without activity;
sales Of 400 pks at y. al3c for No !; 1876 for CITY
49, lSc for Fair TO Prime Steam ana small lots very
choice al higher EatSsit: s.. or r,ov,.,o..
PetA Beef bacon Butter chee's i L.ri IA, Ial.
tU!A tan> al'''aA''
ma !s3 q: 3 ri E f E e:
0''is 'A-e' ercTn I oy yy rroy3sIoys
E e. R c. t %4s D 'ass fs sss
20 lara ............. 35f3 2293 COS F2 -
s s9s; i ssS c s SO s s s sas ss rs
AFTFRNOoN PROVISION MARkET. 5O'CLOCK.-Ihei market
for Pork Is quiet New MessSaes OF $50 bbls, seller 10
DAYS at S2 a. old IL offered at so % $50 S5 sales OF
zoo hbls do seller last half OF February, az $50 49,
PETROL UNi-Our market for both Crude and Refined
In bond has been rather dull but prices are unchanged
We quote: q, 49,,
Crude fd4T eravitT) 70 hnlk gah0n iO1di
gravity In bbs..............: u q
Reu, 10 bond ul0 test Prime Light stse to Nhite " q
Hehued in bond (llO es) STANDARD W he...... 40
Refined II bond llO test Prime Whe.''.'..'.' 2s.G9
kcuunl. 4 bill
RICI-Wc hear OF no movement except In iobbinR lots
from second hands the small supply on hand stu
gives sellers advantage and the market closes urn
at IOl QIl1c. for Carolina.
SUSA Rs-The business IN Raw Sugars ls not very
heavy but the stock OF both Muscoyado and Cayed u
greatly reduced and the late improvement holders are
extremely firm In their views and offer only sparngy
the supply OF hhds In position 10 be easily confronted
and generally held at figures far above the views OF
buyers, hence the selections are still IN great measure
made from boxes. Fair 10 good Refining grades are
quoted l13dlic; fair 10 good Grocery l2d lc ana
No y Boxes The stock Is estimated al lO55s hhds
120si boxes and 1908 boxes sales today OF go hds NJ
ltd12sc for Cuba. md boxes Havana az lOtalltc
Refined are In fair demand and firm, at 6t Csc Tor row
dered GRADUATED and Crushed. l6f 0lc Tor sOt mites
- 4 1.s1E f.rd do N.l1o We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

OII9-American Linseed continues firm, and the de-
mand fair quote ct u - al 10 for casks and bbls
EpgllsA Do. R2pls Grgds EaA Qas gre 0piet At we
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

figures. Fine, sound Gran
e higher. Common fruit Is
VIDA Grapes are arriving
hiO, and open in fine cOndi-
Ordinary TO goois7 5od 40 90
Poor, son. ; 000 g 20
Pine, q bush, Dor . @d 3 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

Il CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUNDS CREDITED OR
RENITTED FOR on RECEIPT, AT MAbkbT RAIES
'N' 'FREE or ALL COMMISSION CHARGES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

Apples are Glow az fOrintf
berries are not plenty. and'ar
abundant and slow. Gaia
from a preserving house in q.
ton. We quote:
Apples, Fine, " hbl. - ood ~ 80
Common, y bbl. 2 0Og > COZ
Crlnborries, er, Y /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01
yasby'U Lecture.

MEssRs. EpiroHs The lecture of D. r.
Locke last evening st the Burtis Opera
House. was nothing moro nor less than po-
litical re-hash of what we daily read in the
dirt-eating columns Of the NEGRO Equality"
sheets of the d'sunion radical party. Evi-
IDENTITY the fellow is not only familiar with
Kentucky crossroads, whisky shops, and
doggery slang, but understands the "ge,
up of negro wench-s, and the effect Of
crossing the breed.
Let the smalgamationists aid in paying
this Ninth Lecture man 800 per night
If they will, bu. let no white man or woman
who would avoid listening to . disgusting
political hasAnsus invees II this moo Dis
nonnonhsan ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

THe REv. DR. ANDERSON, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church Of this city, lectures at
Nusca'ine, before the Library Association,
on tuesday evening next. Subject 1.-THE
Importance Of Fixed Principles"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

DANGEROUSLY Ill We are panied to
learn that our young friend Samuel lies, OF
the Commercial College, is down with pneu
mona, and that the symptoms are very IN
favorable. We sincerely hope that he will
survive the severe attack which now pros
tratcs him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

MONDAY EVENING Miss Anna Z. Dick in
son will lecture in the Burtis Opera House
Her subject will be as announced in cur is
sue Of yesterday -"Breakers Ahead See
advertisement IN another column.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

To.Oav's Advertisements.
Assigneo's Sale.

To oil whom il nav concern.
\ Office Is HETEBY GIVEN THAT THR UN-
" dersigned, assignee of the estate Of l.. M Pal
mer OF Clinton County. Iowa. Bankrupt will on Sat
urday the 2th day Of February, 1s6 at the hour Of
ar. NJ, OF that day. sell at Public Auction, to the
highest and best bidder for cash. At the front door
OF the Court House, In Davenport, Scott County,
Iowa, all the estate right, title and interest which
the said L. M Palmer bar apt, had in the following
described land situate lying and being in Clinton
Co iowa TO wit, The southwest quarter OF the lth
east quarter of section one township eighfy-thsee
(s8 range one ID at the ds0 Of the r. ing OF
bis petition IN bankruptcy TO wit on the Sd day OF
September. 1861.
s. E. BROWN.
Assignee OF the estate OF L n. Palmer, Bankrupt.
Dated Feb. l, 1858. febl -d3t-sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

RorAL BAKrNc PowDER 9 actually cheap
or by twenty five per cent. than Cream Tar
tar and Soda, as commonly used. Ask
your grocer for IT,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

Tue EXPRESS WAs.-T express com
panies. as We earn upon authority, have
been having big fight at the meeting in
New York, over the tariff question. The
old companies wanted TO rase the rates,
but the Merchants Union stoutly refused to
take any such step-except in instances
whero railroad companies have raised the
price OF Running the express car. Where
this cost has bOen increased of course the
express company has to increase the char
ges to CORE Sponding extent. For in
stance, between New York and Chicago.
where the railroad companies have no,
raised their rates on the Merchants Union
since it went into operation. the tariff has
not been increased. The old companies
had to come against their will. to the Msr-
chants Union figures. West of Chicago.
where the cost to the express companies
has been increased, the Merchants Upion
has added trifiing per centsge to original
tarif--just enough to cover this increase in
soss--no more. This is just and proper
and in it there can be no grounds for com
pIaint. The old companies have got down
from their high horse. and consented to give
and take to receive freight from and de-
liver freight to the Merchants Union. Ir
due season, to settle the entire fight, tn.
different companies will divide up the line,
each taking . thorough ro-,e to itself
For schieving this great victory over tn
old nonopol,es, and for bringing them /
terms, the Merchants Union deserves tn
warmest praise and liberal patronage Of ID
public. Having fought the fight brsvel
and wen the vicsesy molly, ths reward .
~ puhlie oheald - eom1ensusale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

OUR SPECIAL DISPATCH from Des Moines,
yesterday afternoon, contained the an
nouncement that Mr.. Rohlfs had presented
. Petition OF 3l5 citizens of Scott county
for license law. The figures are some
reetly represent the number, which should
have been 3,lo0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

DiED.-Fred. Rdenbaugh, and old settler
OF Rock Island. died yesterday in that city.
at tho age of b. lie was native Of Bod
ford county, Pennsylvania, and had been
living in Rock Island for moro than twenty
five years. His funeral takes place 10 NOR
row afternoon at ] /. o'clock, from the First
Presbyterian church.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

DisrRrcr Couar.-Thc February term Of
the District Court begins next Monday.
Considerable business is on hand to be dis
posed Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

INJURED. From our dispatches to day we
learn that Mrs. Con. Rodman and daughter
were I'M jured by railroad accident on The
Pennsylvan Railroad Four cars were
thrown of the track, and three went down
an EN- anhment, when they took fire and
burned. The injuries are reported as not
serious
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

LICENSE MATTERS. - Two men, John
Heiser and T. Redmsn, proprietors OF the
Green Tree House, we're brought before
Squire Di,toe this morning, at the instance
of the City Marshal, for refusing or neg.
lecting 10 pay their city license for keepin &
what is called pigeon Hole Table" q
mongrel species Of billiards, and we're re-
quired to pay the license and the costs o.
suit-S2.s5 each.
We would suggsst to the owners Of ths
various city hasks, etc., running about th'
city, that their licenses are now due Bette
save their e. e5.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01
lciai Paper Of the City.
CIT 1T Il Nj -.

BAYLEY & Co. are offering boots and
shoes at reduced figures. See advertise
ment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01
Real Estate Transfers.

filsa ia the Recorders Office, Scott county
lows, up to clock. Feb. /. 1888
Anderson Martin to Laura J. MoCars-
land and Minerva II. Wing s. r.
4. W Wv. S.W. y S.w. i
N. Sec s; y. E n. W. 4
Sec :, I 50, RA Z Butler Town
ship. s,5ev 90
Heirs Of Ira Brown, decd. TO Minerva
d. wi.g, W. Il :. W. u Sec ., 7
50, RAE. builer Township. 1900 %
Friedrich kubsch, ct ux. to Hans Hin
rich Hass. lot l2, block II, Stusde-
wants I'd add 10 Davenport ss7 50
RuS OVEN Mr.. r. NJ. Lytls, Of New
Liberty, while returning home on Wednss-
day with load of coal, jumped from bic
wagon to walk, the day being very cold
In doing so he fell and one Of the wheels
passed over his legs, breaking one Of them.
lie was soon found in the road by neieh b
Dor, aud conveyed home, where his leg wss
set by DR.. Cotton. He suffers much from
the injuries sustained.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

BLAcKw0oD psn JANuAar.-Those who
delight in substantial and deeply interest
ng reading should be constant patrons of
blackwood's Eiinburgh Magazine. The
January number is now a, hand and replete
with the best literary Efforts OF the dav.
Backwood is republished in New York by
the Leonard Scott Publishing Company,
five leading British quarterles all for SIS
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year. Now is the time g. subscribe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

LscIuRR lrsM. M.-Public lecturers. OF a ne
cessity, are subjected to considerable an
noyance, especially if the lecturer happens
to he woman, and pretty, as the term
goes. A certain lecture committee, com
posed Of gallant young men, who. as the
report now goes, run their Library Associs-
tion as third rate political machine, called
upon one Of these lecturers about O'clock
the morning following the delivery Of lee
ture on the sublec of The Rejected Stone,
and with much formalty, sent up their
cards, asking the pleasure Of the orstoress'
company in the pnrlor. Not wishing TO be
bored with calls, word was returned that
she would see them in few minutes. Civ
ing few hasty Jerks to their toilet, they
struck attitudes in the parlor chairs to wait
her coming. eleven-twelve o'clock.
and the gong sounded for dinner. They
repaired to the dining room, ate sparing,y
and again struck reception attitudes in the
parlor. One-two-three. and they began
to feel very much like the subject of GER
tain lecture. AT four o'clock the lady ap-
peared; she received her pay for lecturing,
and excused herself, saying it would be nee
cssarv for her TO go, as she lccturei in an
adjoining city that evening. As Miss Anna
L. Dickinson lectures here on Monday eve
ming, we relate the above for the benefit Of
our lecture committee. Let them remem-
her her subject, .Iircakers Ahead
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-01

RAILROAD MEETING - Mr. Geo II. French
ono Of the Directors Of the Peoria ( Rock
Island Railroad company, informs US thai
meeting will be held in this city on next
FRIDAY evening. probably at the Council
Chamber, to talk over matters connected
with this road. The Presi lent and all Of
the Directors will be present, and prepared
to give the people all of the information
thcy may desire in regard to the steps al.
ready taken. and the further prospects of
the roa what they inteni to do and what
Is desired from those interested IN the build
in 4 the road, in order that work may
te commenced early in the Spring, and
carried forward with all possible dispatch.
There should be good attendance at this
meeting. 1t - unnecessary TO review the
benefits that will accrue to our city on the
completion Of this road, the advantages we
shall derive from another route TO the East
efn market, cr the necessity for more
substantial interes, on cur part to secure
these De. red results.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-04-22
INDISPENSABLE TOR ladies IS THE
SEWING GUIDE.

beautiful article for the assistance Of ladiesin hand
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the stitches are made with EXACT REGULARITY,
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No better eridenca Of lis superiority need be dd-
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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-04-22
CONSUMPTION.

Thousands OF cases, when the pa
tient supposed he was afflicted with
this terrible dis aBe, have been cured
by the use OF these remedies. Extreme
em nc alton, debility, and cough are
the usual attendants upon severe
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digestive organs. Even I'm cases OF
genuine Consu m ptiOn, these reme d le Q
will he found of the greatest bene at,
strengthening and inVigorAting.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-04-22
CRACEs CELEBRATED sALVE.

We are constantly hearing favorable reports from
those who have tried this remedy. Amy Anthony
wife of Mark Anthony, of this city and living at No
Locust Street, afflicted with feon on the hnger'
was recently induced to make trial OF the salve-
Almost insta ntly she experienced relief from the
pain which had been almost uncomfortable. Every
Jther remedy but this proved unavailing. Those
who have tried it satisfied of its merits, and
nothing will induce them to be without supply
FuU Rieey Ners.