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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
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New y Advertisements.

NOTHING LIKE IT IN MEDICINE A LuNU-
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stimaiAnt "a the circulation pcrspiratory prepare
tion. an anti bilious medicine. stornachc d'nvet.
ic, and an admirable general Alternative. s., al,
the acknowledged and daily proven prcperu u
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ERIENT. ScLp NJ ALL psusassrs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
KNOWLES,
|STEAM PUMP.

RASanSRD IN ENOLAnD AHD fRAacs.
1Ais Pump has received the nissYss PHKsIUs u
every Fair where Il hes been exhibited. Wis: New
Yofk Boston. Baltimore. Cincinnati, BufRhlo. oyra-
ease, OpsinRAeld and Worcester.
Il has NO CSanks OF riy.Wheel. and has NO dead
DoinIs who're Il will stoD. eo1DeSusntll II 10 alwoys
Foady to start without usng starting bar, and dese
oct require hand work 70 get pest the csnse, end
y the only PBnp made that win work IL stean
valve With water, consequently II always rea6y TO
start when the steam cylinder y Alsd wfth cold va
II has besn uosd foe more than eight yea,s Ses fssl
Ing stationary STEAM BOILERS, ard has been used
more than ave yease on LOCOMOTIVES, snd h Ne
"a 10 that sss. Il las been extensively lssd q,
puDpihl water for netel0, Public lnstioafOne. Mn
ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Establshments o.
svss1 hid. with pesfsc4 suecsos. Il has been teeeed
In the Navy, and In consequence y Tocommepded By
the Chief knginesf Of u T. Navy, TO b ussd q the
Navy Yasds and on Steamers. A. Fire kpgins II 10
Secommended BY al Inns. Companies, and u uuivef-
sally adopted b. the manufacturing c0Openies ln
New England. Although We hGve besn constantly
making at,cno 10 our WoSks yet The rapidly incrsa
sing demand for our Pumpe haa hitherto besn great
er than possible production but with recent en-
largement Of our Works. and extensive additiccs TO
our manufacturing facilities. W hope 10 be able 70
rs Proprietors of1ss this Pump as the most Per.
feet Independent Steam Pump ever invented, ana
for sim plicty and durability defes compett"e
For further Information, address the Proprie'0ss ~
thste works,
;ye-iv KNowLRs . 0Dl1Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
ERYSIPELA9.

Or st. Anthonys Fire. can b most snectually Grad
,catsd b the use Of Robacks Blosd PsriAss IL cor
junction. with Rohsck's Dleod Pills.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Tux discemiiisd Radicals writhe like
wounded xe,pents beneath the heavy blow
impeachment has dealt them. few OF
the moro sensible are seeking TO repair dam
age. By shielding The seven honest Senators
dicti,o brethren; but the war etll RACES,
and threats and dsnunciatiens arc banded
a. freely between the loving fraternity Of
Radicals, A. though the coniending parties
we're dismstrical cpposites in politics, Ia
stead Of what they assume to he, members
Of the Eama household
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Every year iMcreases the popss-
A1ritW Of this valuable Hair Prop
arattOss, tUhtch u due to merit
alone. We can 00Ssero OWT Ot0
patsOsss that e 70 kept Ssslyv ssp to
dts high standard, and to those
scho haze sseves used g zoe can
reliable aud gsrfeeee1 Hrsg0s9,
HAIR to its youthful color, MAX
ing &c soft, lnstrOoss, AID 0ileess;
the escalp, by It, use, Q bec0nscs
schite and clean: Il removes all
eruptiOns and iNMdsMH, aud by
its tonic properties prevents the
hair from falling out, as Il slim
Mt0teS and s1OMrtshcS the hair
glands. By Its use the hair OrOsCs
thicker and stronger. In badness
it restores the capillary Olassds
to their normal Ci0Oe, and tCtlt
create q MesU OrOtCth c.Ecept ~
extreme old age. 1t Il the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer used, as Il requires fes0cr
dppttcdftOns.- and Otres the h0ts'
1sat stteneiid glossY appearesscs
%ase ee" sf g.. Sss ~ &C.; A. o.
Mass, saus, s91sc cowstjfese;sss are
pure and CAREFULLY selectcd for
excellent quality, and 1 coSssider
e tho BEST RHkP AQATloN Ios'
Its Intended 11ssrpOses.v We pub
fish a freadoe On &lse hair, sChich
zoe seaad free 0v mail upon Qpplt-
cnttOS, ssUhtcA c6sstsjsoo cOsDeSNeM.
d0tosH AOtices from ,clcnownseN,
phystciaMs, the prose, 0o1 6th1cs.
We h4ue NsQde the study 81 sfhe
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
OPTHALMIA,

Or, Inflammation Of the Eyes, mot unfrequen tly
arises from dsordercd state Of the stomach. afew
doees Of Robacks Blood Pins wiil in ost cases.
effect cure by removing the cause.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

SENATOR TRuMsuLL authorizes the most
emphatic denial to the subjoinsd injurious
staten nts which have been set ailoat re-
speeding him:
al. That he has lately been in communi-
cation with Andrew johnson. He has had
no communication with johnson directly or
indirectly since last November.
-. That he hasa Democratic son, and
that his sen has made bets on the acqui.ta
Of johnson.
"3. That he has e-er been in any scheme
for farming new political party.
81. That he had any earthly irducemcnt
or motive to vote for acquittal other tAan
his own sense Of justice"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

A wRIrEa in q late magazine tells . story
which he had from the late Major Noah, 10
the effect that when James Gordon Bennett
irst applied for work At the office Of the old
Courier and Enquirer, he was in such dis
trsss that the kind hearted Noah FIRST gave
him quarter OF dollar to get d dinnsr
with before beginning to talk with him
about his future occupation. After Mr..
Bennett had satifisd his hunger he made =
bargain with Major Noah, and went to
work. His duties included sweeping out
the office in the morning, in addition to his
more literary avocaticns. There are few
men in history, who from such small be-
ginnings, have risen to such wealth al
power as Mr. Bennett
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AN INTERESTING FACT.
ahat " Gods Improved Hair Restorative 10 the best
rtice FOR the hair made. We refer yea to three
undefd BARRIERS who have tested Il.
Sold by Druggists and Barbsrs.
Price n. FOR oale bv Harrison q 0tarkp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04

Tas Radicals are evidently deeply chag
rined and disappointed at the marked in
difference which has greeted the announce
msnt Of the Chicago nominations. They
tell us that the enthusiasm had been dis
counted" by tho fact that Grants nonina-
ton was foregcnc conclusion. A poor
apology 10 by some persons considered bet
ter than none. We deem this one Of the
lanes, of IA. lame, ard beg the Radicals 70
furnish something little more valid.
Tho facts arc that Grant a. q soldier 10 one
thing, as a politician he is . horse OF an
ether color. 50 long as he contcntcd him.
self with the laurels Of tho chicftain,
annexed his cigar. and kept close mouth,
nobody felt disposed to question either
His abilities or his honesty. But when po-
htcsl smbtion seized him, and, as in The
Johnson Stanton imhrogho, lao gave the
people an opportunity oil obtaining q
glimpse OF his character from another stand
potnt, tho confidence that had formerly
been tepos,d in him gave way TO iis,rust
and Admiration for tho soldier was sup
planted h. contempt for the tricky peliii-
can These are some OF the true reasons
Tor the stIi.tcrn character Of he aomna-
iicns and The chillness o, their rcrcptiona
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
..yQasch" or :. watch -

The New York 7cmes wants to know
whether the inscription over the picture
Of Grant. 1t the Chicago Convention. was
"WaseA Ai~," or "Aatch him" The 7ri-
bsne and World both reported il was
"wa,eh him." The imaginative artist who
portrayed the General, or the managing
committee who arranged the dramstie sx-
hlbi.on Of unrolliog the picture. may have
thought the General hard 10 snatch" aud
% The mysterious Inscription glarsd forth
on the three thousand pair Of eyes Match
Ai~," which. bsiag Frenshi6sd, means he
10 . msnpsvsiI. Il vas little enigmasical.
Whistler il meant 70 challenge the Demo
crasy 10 predsss man Who would make
% elegant . portrait. or one whs could
--...h him 10 snskisg. or in horse talk, Of
in whssdling party into noniuating hin
before he had uttered Radical sentiment
xeluding their leading msn-lifslong Re
publicans-to oehcsntrats on . lifelsnl
Dsascrat 10 will not undertake 10 ssy
But il the subscription WAS intended ~
chaliangs 70 the Democracy to produce tn
Presidential candidate who could run . gos
race with him next November, they acceE
the challenge and viii produce the man
distance him. st. Louis Republican.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-04
Circular, Mill, Mulay. Gang aud Cross Cut

Every Saw that lesvcs our Factory Is OH Tempered
and Patent Ground, perfectly true and even a. a
made OF uniform temper by our patent tcmpsris
process.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
RATTLEsNAKE POISONING.

II seems to be a well established fact that
dearly all the recorded OF death from the bites OF
attesnakes have occurred when the reptiles have been
In state OF captivity and the recent accident TO Mr.
Be eker OF this city another proof OF this statement
There are several the fatality attending these
cases among which Is the fact that snakes, after having
been ned for considerable length of time. accumu
late large quantity Of venom. which. In their normal
condition is expended IN pursuit of their prey Beside
this there is much more Ignorance, OF course among
the habits OF these reptiles than III
localities where their number renders precsution
necessary and modes OF cure familiar In It's native
state the rattlesnake avoids and IL Is only when
suddenly encountered. and there Is no ready means
OF escape for 1t, that 1t becomes dangerous
were at bay is In its formidable condition.
The ordinary method Of treatment In rattesnake re-
very far chance Of recovery II the wound is the
finger. any part OF the body where possible ugnt
gaure should DO immediately applied above tho bitten
place. Whisky brandy should then be administered IN
sufficient quantity to ntoxcate bu; not bow
much alcoholic stmulent Is often necessary 10
this effect but It's use should De persise1 ~ Until 3 or
more. The poison confined near the wouhu W inc nSa
ure is then to be disposed Oh ana d%rs hs ss o
physcian whenever possible But II necessary Tor
the patient himself those around him 20 treat tne case
putaton may be- resored to- Or there any one present
sedins the lieature may loosened little and the
condition Of tho patient alters and slghs prostrauon
sicoSsi given unt excitement is reproduced This
Treatment may be repeated until the effect OF the poison
sppears entirely neutrazed The whisky In this case,
dnces no chemical effect upon the poison but opposes
h. stimulating power the prostrating and deadenng
action OF the venom and when by properly bringing 70
hsar this quality OF alcohol the system thoroughly
under is influence me poison Ia poweress and recovery
is often rapid There arc many local applications In
favor I'm yaros parts Of the country such ammonia
olive oil &c. &c. but It is much the safest plan TO place
little reliance upon these eauterzaon alone, without
mad dogs ia OF slight advantage in wounds from rattle
snakes where the action is so speedy that, while the
ound being treated the poison Is already enter
ing the system Although inhabitants Of cties not
often liable to suoh accidents. IL well 10 know these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
Hurs.s, earnings, TT,

At HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART
"A Bro.dwsy and Thirty hntb regular plbhs sale. Of HORSES,
cIPRilGRs HARNESS RUGS WHIPS lnd everything seeded
riding and driving ar. held "WEDNESDAY 400 SATURDAY,
thoghout the II oeeek viii h" ma number Of
Eass suitable hight diving and heavy vol a. iasse sales
.bb,r especially Advertised The largest ornsni OF new
,.S sron1 asnd Carriages AAi vsreE hath" Assb
80, 49, yer, su9susE Pssi PAss.sas b. Ass sssssaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS

AIRY QUlotuuo'
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.
rho Cling up of the Church-st. Dlstrlc''
,, i.o a. now begun In good earnest.
p~oI estate was brisk in Providence, r. I''
week bat the transactions were all light "
MD. p. Abbott has recently sold four DUH 'i .so
me ios on "Crofuts HILL Dsnbury, Conn., Tor soO" WV
number of real estate sales we're reported
in Norwalk last week. none OF then' ho"0''
portant ,,DIetad
fine block of buildings is nearly conpSse OF
OF Orangest. Eew-Haven. tho to'ai CUE"
Tie II Seelv estate in Bethel, Conn, was vas
divided into about ~ parcels ana sou ~
week for about N1e"' -, - r,r hos
Warren Brown, ESQ.,, of Chalybes GOnn:, mas
warren tam OF i5O acres in Dinwiddie County,
Va ~ Beees Depot "a miles rom Fe'ersU T. o
Macon !, TO have new court house, ., Inc
old one has just been bought g "a Site am EXTENSIVE cot
captalistS. WHO Wiz etoo' uP"N ~ Wv
f1h and wooden factory.
A number of sales were reported IN Boston
ON saturday and Monday the most important al wnco
Kingstonst for $4,000. Several $4,000 sales were re-
ported but were only OF local ea0eps Ina n'
New-Orleans paper says: "The amount of
building going present In the Fourth District and
Lhe upper suburbs Is quite surprising AT every su ~
them Of splendid proportions and exhibiting great alch
ectural skin and taste The section tSveTseI oy I e
Der and superior character OF the buildings being ereceu
EhereupOn."
Property at Long Branch is reaching fab
lous prices fronting the are sold as nigh as
IUts In many OF the great thoroughfares OF NewfOrk
r HembOd OF this city Saturday last purchased the
plot OF ground north of the Continental Hotel EXTENDING
from the ocean the depot Of the Shore Railroad taxing
In the Clarendon Hotel aud the Monmouth House ~ Is
the intention OF Dr. Hembold TO improve the properly
fv erecting several spacious stores and dwellings on IT,
Property Is almost doubling every year at the Branch
Many towns in Rockingham County, n. d., are
sending liberal offers TO have the county farm within
heir limits Twenty thousand dollars has been oheieu
10 Portsmouth for ts present pauper house ana Dlu
ngs but the property worth double that sum- and some
Of the citizens object disposal the terms offered
County Commissioners barganed for 27 acres OF lauu
in Brentwood the giving bond for deed IN the
$500 but when they met 70 make the transfer ne
ose TO forfeit the $780, keeping his land and enrlchnG
she county by that sum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
90 Ya.

A TO LET, for clHb purposes, OF TO private
"A spsrtes elegant FURNISHED RESIDENCE NO bss F
eenths contiguous Of Union formerly occupied saa
furnished Coes For permits Apply
A T No. $40 Pearl-st., doors from Broadway
The STORE 2SIlO0 With basement snd Ssas sa real
st@ per uoa Also. LOFTS, Low rents 90 ENJOY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

OyyIcE Oy ASSISTANT QULKrsEnAsIzE GEsERAL, }
Con. HouSroS GREEsHsrs, NEW foRE Crrr
August IL. 1858.
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y this oecs until 0cot m. THURSDAY The 10Th inst for
nns the Department With l9OO pounds Of good
m,reb.nahls TIMOTHY HAY.
P,T,euars advertised from this once July 10
.b,uA be ndorssd Proposals. Hay and addressed 10
the uad.sgn.d hufUs iS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
A SPANISH BULL FIGHT.

Mr.. Sinclair TOusey writes, from Madrid, ths
following interesting and vivid description OF spsnisa
BullFight:
have seem what Ia called a bullnght viii try sn<
describe IT Providing myself with ticket OF which sh'
following Is n COPY:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

Persons having real estate for sale OF to let
and those desrous Of purchasing renting such pro
perry will nd II 10 their interest to advertise in The
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF
other newspaper and In addition TO this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in NewYOrk and ali It's
stiles and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should DO made
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clsar
70 the reader We would especially dwell the fact
that subscribers for the three editions of THE TR
uSE. semi.weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals IN
every profession business; consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among al classes. THE
TRsUSE devotes especial attention reports OF
estate both in the city and In every part Of the State
thus adding greatly the value Of its columns adj
vertIsng medium. The charges for advertising
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. cents per line for single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per nne; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. IS cents Der line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
iautius Of Bankrnpttp.

nutirs Of Baukruptrp.
A SSIGNEE's NOTICE of APPOINTMENT
n ID ~ D Court Of the Uned the District Of IOSl
II Raa.ruptey the matter Of H. H. CLAIM. BanEnpt TO
WHOM m MAY CONCERN The uBdegned hereby gives notice OF
ASSIGNEE Of the r. H. CLARK OF Iowa
P,i u tr County said Dhci and sho to wit on
D. 1903 audgei BANKRUPT upon zoe soon OF
hmf said DsctDaieda a. boonssoorO ths
Assn dav Of July, A. b.. lS~. - -. ..,,r, ..,
Aul2 Las JN JAMtS WIN utEhi','hHgnee.
SSIGNEES NOTICE of APPOINTMENT.
~ the Catei States for the District OF Iowa
In HENRY BlChNBl Bankrupt
The undersigned hereby gives notice
u
aRe D. 1906 I'D bankrupt the
himself By the District Court or the said DsetDatedai
AuEi0iav1w JAMES ". GREER. Assignee,
IN THE DIS STRICT COURT of the UNITED
i sTATEs for EASTERN DISTRICT Of PBSESYLYANAls
Philadelphia Aag H. 1903 The undersigned hereby
gives aoee Of his appointment Assignee Of WILLIAM PBrTBr Of
fhaega Philadelphia and Of Peunysais
h~en adj judged bankrupt bis
ton by sal district To the Creditors Of said
bankrupt WM. VOICES. Assignee
Aulslaw3uW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
REAL ESTATE.

SEw.YoRK. Tuesday. Aug 10, 1853
Real estate in the city preserves its CUSTOM
AIRY auietude.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
Natbintr..

Illtbintrr.
HANSELS DOUBLE ACTION BURGLAR
i PROOF wISpOw LOOK AND Sash HOLDER can be pot ~
sell has spfhg ssfocEeI Itsves TIC
keia
a ed % tuitc4
DATENT BOLT HEADERS for SALE in
shop County hght Car be- operation a. Grsrd
Bolt WORKS Tv enty tLirisG. above Riosst, Philajept
wM SHIELDS
Tbe.e machine. ~. considered best IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19
Sruoklpn gtal Gstat, fnr SaI,.
Gaurtrp &raI Gstats FOX SALE.

A III. WAY g. Co.
IL Ne Esilsoe1t, BswBruus~fei RJ
save fs nnisoei Of YARNS ether properties 70 sell vur
Pres Eem stco y $500 We sell 4 eonmsOn exclusively
Az se We enng ne boyer and seller together make their
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fes square seans We refer bs Ass Marcos l. Ward Governor
AT No. 925 Broadway-ST DAY.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

things especially ~ there lately several deaths
from csrelsssness In regard to cagod rattlesnakes
Philadelphia Morning Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-19

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