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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
Assigneo's Notice.
In Bankrupscy.

IL 1ooAG0WkCSs
DIssnicr o. Iowa, IS.
Al Davenport on the 10th dsy Of February, A.
d. 1863.
The uudefsisasd hereby gives aeeiee Of biz
appointment % Assignee Of Charles r. Pieiffer,
Of Clinton, in the county Of Clintsn. ed Sssss
Of lowa, within said District, who has been I'D.
jud esd bankrupt upon his ewn psSitiea BY the
District Court Of said District. -
fsbll.lw-thu Joax ". 0assx, Assignee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

There 10. psfhaps. no one thing that hes done 30
much to pro note the carse OF Temperance - that
gentle stimulating tonic. Roback'. stomach Dlttsrs.
they strengthen and invisorass without producing
the III elects Of alcoholic stimuisnts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
EVERYBODY

shssid Keep constantly within their reach, shoss
hvs'usb!s rensdss to successfully cembst disease.
nobactS Bond Pills. Robaeh's stonerA Dittsss.asd
nebaek's Blood Puriasr, tAey are iafalibis II ~
disesees for which they sre rscon nSnAed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
OPLRNDlD nUSlC D00fS.
Every Family having Plane shsuld Pur.
ehaeo then.


chase then.
HOME CIRCLE. Choics eolleetioa Of porulss
Waltsss, Pe2kAD. eehottieehes, Quaax1lleo, Coato
pancss nd nano Yieces. b v0lo.
OPR1A OOU1f1.- A aanifohle eelecGieo & vo-
eal sno 1nstfu0sota! Gene non OGeoSoehb 0pesns
Of ''Grana Daehesso~ Dslls nelens," 6asbs
Disue,s I" oeney1ele.. 'Oypheua."
GEMS or ocQ1 11Dq eoN0. 4 0Dlleco1sa eet1e
Meet beautllhl ocoeeA 1alla1s. ~ 10 nusae.
0RM0 or SACRED SONG. An sllessns Collee.
ion Of Sacred 1asle, eo0peisGDg ~ C1oieeet Co..
positions Of the Beet conpoaers.wit Pleasing
Pissc;ss:ss A.$e3f isssss. 100000.
Of THH MOST BEAUTIFUL VOCAL C0lnoctd
TONS q n.ss1syss. voa vshs,, - Sohn
icys g: With AcecIpsnin:It for the Piano- scfts
Vocal Duets for Two sophrands. Sophfane and Alto.
Soprano al Teees, esphano and Dseo, endTsaos
and base. Win Ace mpanineats for The Piano.
& SILVER CHORD. compsaioa 10 the .Elsas
Circle = Coz tainipg Beautiful eenes. Balle1es o.
tete, Doete. &c. With Aceo0panlnents FOR the
WREATH OF oIxs. rev Collection Of pop.
ular songs. Ballads. and Duets. With Piano Aecs0-
oPiRSrrc PEARLS. A coneetioa Of The ssss
apA moot taking eoaes fron Modem and Popular
Operas. With Piano Accompaniment.
Price Of s.ss. Boards. M; Cloth. . -; ciess'
1T post paid o receipt Of price. oLlv1n
Df1SoN Co.. Publishers. ST Waehi1gteo d.,
i 601so.XC. 4. Dl1o0N . CO., m Dso61~sy.ws
Ten. ~*
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

BuaSss1's CoLeoHs WArsn, IN The quail
y and psrmanenes Of it, aroma, never hss
been surpaeoed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
GRATIFYING

TO know IN Il reliable remedy 10 within the reach
ever, % y for tbs radical care Of Dyspepsia Or
isdiesstion Sch rem.dy u Rosack . stomach
Dstsers. Sold By ali Drugxisss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

1oseo more than 0thof kinesO o. Dyee - We UA1Hsts
Wills he retails thsn FL q he saae Pstce, eoose.
eusntly - makes twenty ~ csnts PER dosss moro
81 selling an inferior article.
We publish this caution 10 guard onf easeeoere
against imposition. Accept none but 1swB > 49,
original Inventors Of an improvement which orig!na
ted this branch 0e businses, md made dysing DO
nestle art. They have had. also, ave year, expsf
ence In THE particular buelnsas AID have been 60
stanty Improving he quality Of thsir Dyes. Alths
eolofe both n liquid and Powder f0fm. ere manu-
featured BY the undersigned. and We can amply err
eustomers with either. The Lqnids do not require
20 much time In dyeing but the Powder colors will
color the most gesde.. and Gusts the same per
pAckage. In eolorfng blaIks, browne. And dfAoe,
ve would advise the nee OF the Powder colors n
preference the Liquid unless for ribbons or some
very oDal. article.
Manufactured BY 4ANLEY MOWk. (Suceeeeos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

As A Preventive

Aeai.ss Malaria, Fever and Agss. apA al 1issasss
anase rom torpid state Of the nver. thsrs b -
osdicins 20 highly recommended = nobsek's
Stomach Bitters
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18
NOBODY

Can Afford to b without sueh valuable medicines -
Roback'e Blood Pil's. Stomach Bitsrs and Diood
Ppfiaer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

YDu can sd NAl1y onO.hADf -
tstAs aasaNfiity fyoss Harness ~ oAssiassAsps.
~ lktlo eaes ana atfi0log sxDsaee. and eeaye
sosnesnsus wasss u Dsspessy. IlSs yss e. err
taialy - y Ne timely ~ q
Rrnnk malaerso Prepared mar
asson D,aeAise. Which = equally valssbassss Desta
asd shoes shen only eoftsnipg sEl reesssvirslsal-
iies ~ feQs!Fsd bit 10 not - saeetaally water
DseeeaD
Frank Nl111erso l.etebeF Presera
vesivs sas Watef-rfssf OIL Blaeking, desisnsdsx.
ussssly ~ Dests - shsss.
Thlrty Yoop0 In Market and
- - beos ~ eeaeoaat inegsaseno 6e0an1 ~
49, aetaelss eaaasv sssosGyoa sesaOlS esealssd
olnoot evpyWoeso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

r Ii. HHfEK, cor neT kancOipE sho Cia5 3 -, -
- lGpogteS. Neou hesaros md " h0)enols Qenxe
! Wole4O, JsWelgx, ellve - fjoes1Woss Agle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

BROWN = OULLY,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT Law.
~ Office corner I'd and Brady Ste. Davenport,
Iowa. mchlb
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

iron ana 0oerl.
l6zLL, Kf1B1KK I Co, Importers aud DeaieTsiI
l. lO1, 0tesl, Nslls and Heavy Hardware, 50, 81 nd
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-18

To 0hVo 0W0y t60 cl000o Of night
ne world ssill eeen1e In need Of hight
" 800 1Aaoern 10 uAsQualoa. \. CnRsTER. Mos.
~ ~. lAks D.. OAicago, 1anuiact ures Of Street
- oo9n Lanpo, y. n. aAA Steamboat Lanterns "
81 kisae Osdsss pseaptly allied.
flANE V21ELzK6 . GOV RkT. mas uiscturess
" Of f1eln. osenpsA anA Japshusd Tin Ware
Weetiaks'e tatsst 1Antsf1s, Railroad and Marine
Signals, Stoves aoA 0olloW Wares, No. 81 Michigan
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
{ 8.
Nreu0en Mno Mor0oeufi6er Bun6.
Die Ausmanberuns na@ @eru.

Die Mustanberun9 mad 9eru.
= 8efanntli6 bat In neuerer Belt bic perua<
ni1de &e9ieruns srose M%nfrensunsen &C.
ma4t, unit europdiiGe @inpanberer fir ibr
2anb ;u setpinuen. ST. Der erfen @dlfte BE
]es Satres lnb ppn Msenten berielben 1T
OeutlAlanb, ber @4wei;, Stalien &c. nit
etwa 300Nusmanberern Gpntrafte abseidloi>
fen moroen, ipel9e lebr sinftse 3uiasen ent>
bielten. Neuerbinss itnb aber aus @eru Be-
rihte na4 Deutihlanb selanst, in benen bic
2aee bieier M%ustpanberer ais cine b0dit trau<
rise barseteQt wirb. Die bprtt9e &e9ierun9
tbut gar niGt5 flr le. Cine srpBe Mnsabl
Don ibnen 1T se;punsen ..iid bur4 8etteln
nptbcurftie bas 2eben 5u frifen. giele iinb
franf unb fnben ntAt einraat 9Fese in ben
Spttdlern. n p
Dieter @prfu1 3eist Spn Meuelt, paB ielbit
funtraft1id,e @erpFi4tunsen fuoamerifants
iNer @saierunsen ben Muswanterern feline
5i6erbeiten bieten.
Berlin, 5. Deg. - D1S b~erpprra9enoe
Sntere0e bes 1ases btlbet, in pclittihen pie
ni9tpplttil &en 3retien, bic 9ernbarct~@fdre
i'm Mbserrbnetenbauie. 8trb Der Su1tsmt>
ntaer ietne Meuseruns surldnebmen, tpirb er
(A 1T bic @trei9uns Der 1000 1baler fur
bic Obertribunals >6llfsrt@ter fasen, unp
rpenn ni4t, tpas tann?
! Berltn.-Dte 8eratbun9 uber ben Gtat
bes Mtniferiuus Der SuNt5 in Der 2. SAINT
mer Fat am l. Deg. III elmer &atairppbe &C.
fabrt. Die niat tbres @ltiden Bat IN ben
fawerlen 8aeen bts GcnFittes. Mit elmer
&larbsit unb unumtpunbenbeit, bic nihts III
rpaniden abrie liev, Bat ber S%uli3minife'
eecntarbt erttdrt, ,;bae er ben StretAun9en
Der Rammer am Juit,etat lh ntht ilser
rperbe." u
- 6.rr Is. Shlo;sr fpmu,t BON @cn mad
Meritc unb 6trr y. Gantt tpirb In @abrtt
ferner tletbeu. Des 9esteren &eiie mad &c,
j, fpanilhen 9aupt1abt bra4ten fran3bfiH'
8ldtter NIT ben, Yrpieft in gerbinbuns, Der
grbprtn5en vcn 6oben3o1ern>S tsnartnser
gum &Gntse Don Spunien 3u MAIDEN. Del
/ Yrin3 1T ein S4waser bes &Hni9s pon 9or'
tu9al uni, pie befauut, fatbolilh.
Dan5te.- Der MeunausensSan8 Sc
> 3eufdbr fd1t in bieiem Sabre febr ergtebt!
aus. Das S&od frti4er 1%euuausen fcfe
baielbf nur 20 @er.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
-Rir6li6e 8ert6te,
ja,IGubii6es.
t&s.rs(prnoeHs)
NousaAn, @aNfeha So. Wi@. J
20. Deg. '6S. J
pieter @anctrcr!

eister @anbsrcr!
Wriue Hstjt Spa Waepnia rad Newsyrrt
fatrte Mid iabsr 9rairie bu @biea. Mabr~
baft sefatrli6 mar bic naGtltAe l.! Meilen
meite ueberfabrt srn McG5re9pr na4gratrte
pu gbien. mssen ces 2%tauwettcrs, ieben
Musenbltd baNtsn mir nit nniern Gtsbpeten
ein,ubredxn wetl tas Gts forttrdtreno
fratbte wurbe ai9 id~rnunss1os auf osn
arrne,1 Mau1sitl brsinse6lasen: Der be6>
BALI aud tsfdnbts tur0 Elm setsr Mordio
G;elhrei fetnem llntpiaen tunb CAB. 5pnn'
tag Rersees I'm S ubr tan' III 'a9 @e1'else
no i'd bic Gars yerlieD, I'M s Meilen lamb
~tintrarts had Dousntann 5u iteuern, no
mein eaabsmann Nep. s. Spatl ais 9tar>
rtr anee1tat 1T. Gin Srrlanper Bate bic
Nrsunbli6tett mid nit ietnem Seam bort
Bin Ut triusen, 100 mir auh slad1iA I'M 8
,lhr antar,eu.
Dieter gfiuh fam cent Butter 9patb
unsripartet ; aud, III itm er,padte Die Sshns
ludt nah Der tteuren t6simatb. .~r.
Die feiue @emetnbt lit Dpusntanu, fauNt
o5amtlien sdtlenr. fat, wie mir S. Spate
r;delts, III 2 sSatreu Ausse5si@netss esiet>
Pet. Sic tei;st cit, Notes Trdmfir&lein III
felt (AUn eesiert , Elm rrd@tises @farrtaus
nit 7 Simmer ,np Slide, etn lhpnes 5aus
fur SnMlMweNern, bic bic Ersietun9 Der
siSussnb ubernommen unp tann nod cine
lhonfs feinernes 9hulssbduce, Elm beutli~
der @elpets, was Die Gitistett unb bcr reli'
sibie offer au i6ahen eer'aa9. - Mcrsen,
ais amMontas, ben 81. Dry. perbe t6 met
se treitsre &eiie antreten uNb 70 bpfentlt1
rtne nnterbrcduns slid1iA np@ Dor @eib>
nadten Metv yprf erreiden. Mitlin alien
rteinen Sreunben unn 8efannten ein berg
ltAes 9tbewcM auf bateises @ieberiebn.
llnperseblih tleitt mir bic 3uneisuns unb
Mnbdnali6feit n,eincr 1ieben binterla0enen
%farrfinber. bic lic beim MtiAieb at Ben
Sag eelsst.-0srn tadbtiseu @elansaecreine
scn @aecnia unter per eeitun9 hes aus
se,titneten Diriaentea @erra 8. 8erfer JET:
fir bas Stinpden, eas ie mir am 8craben@
DC unleres 5hetbsns barbrahtcn, (ppte fur
pus mir sussbene Gbreneelettc a1t Sage Der
abreiie, metnen serbinbli&RsnD ant.-Nr6~
mails rin berstihes eetswrF.
5. 5tern.
St.euuis. -Am bi. MeiDndhtsfsite
tserben sipei nsusewetbts Srisasr TT bte|tser
Stapt lire primiS fetern. 9pAw. Grni
.3sNenter aus be, Dtp3elt stnS III Der
Ct. Maritnfirde, NIB bp6w. ST.. 8lame
aus paberbrrn IN ber ct. Nieplauss&irde.
Seibe bp6w. @errn empiin9en an1 lesten
5amlas aus ben 6dnbtn brtp. sildpfs
6etb TIM @esniaar 1T Milwaufes bic h.Yrtf<
fsrrsitt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02
Aus!anb ;ineS.
Baten.

ysts In Aajatt, 70 babsu AUDI it Or
fsntura bic sutseiInnten Notwithstanding
pIter iber tire @esner In Der Shulfrase
Den 5ies baron setrasen. &m S. Mereut'
ber tuurbe absefintmt, Of, mie bisber. fatbr<
lilte unp prctel anttihe Shulen setrennt
uetenetnaneer belsben bleiben, reer pb &C.
milAte, alto fenfelicnslcie S@ulen etnse>
fabrt tperosn irdten. Die eiberalen hatter
Is narentta Sarauf abseiebsr, bic istt As
,subren betebeabe &lcferf@nls 81 teletttsen'
stbsr (sbe ba, NIT 2lO sesen l65 Stimmsu
trf1drteu trps aIer A%nFren9unsen Be,
&~eaenpaxsel bic fatbpliiAen Burger SHen'
ture's, bas e., tsins Alten ;u ssrelsitsr ba:
*.
Mont.
Der isst storreih rssiertnbt Vaptgiu'
TX. feGte ant %, September 1850 bic ia
tbeli(ae 6israr6is in Gnslanb pteber 81
unb pon bte(er 3ett an batirt fh bas nun
berbare uno ununterbrohene Aufb1aben be
Stride lit Guslane. Sn ben Isttex Sabre'
baben Sc US, 4trden &apeten unb reli
siSle Anfa(ten an 3atl iebr 3usencn1
men.
:3wetbunesrt wiblidpe relieioit Anftalte
pun 227 4absn @axlen fur Mdb&<n. y
btiena @erfe Der Gr3tebune betbetltsten IL
gang belenbers bic tattbttdttseu u. barn1ter3'
senS@wefern, u. beS4wsfern oeup uniers
lteben 6rau."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

SIM gerlauf spn Is Satren bat bic @etft~
li4fett um Gtntauienb 3usenpntrtet1, tppSr1
cine erpbe @n3ab1 ausse3et&nete @onserttte'1
Der ensliiAen@ taatstirde Fnb. Die3uaab>
nc Der 8trden unb8upeten 1T aber 300 uao
bic sab1retGen 8efebrunsen aus ben bbd,fte'
@tdnben unb tefen &1aGen Der Station 11ep'
men Don Sag gu Sag gu.
Nreufen.
= Mu5 Berlin pernimmt mani, Dap nieGr@
tebuna bes Nrteters Mane5drptrst1 gum
8tIhpf in partibus NIT Der @eioen5 1T Der
ct. Mt6elsfir9e gu 8erltn-srobes bsfrte~
otsenoes Mufeben III ben massebsnben Sret>
len unb beim @plfe sefunben BAT. Der TT
Berlin relibtrenoe 8iiApf wtrb bic seif<
Tide Sursibiftiun uber bic sefammte preu~
slide Mrn,ee (fatbol. &pnfefipn) baben, aber
fetne Surisbiftion ater ni6t<militdriihe
!9atbp1ifen ausuben. Sc TT bieie Der erife
fatt. 8ifAof8erlins, wieaflsr. MermtQpb Der
erfe fatb .8ilhcf @enfs felt rer&efprmattot
1T.
Mfrtfa.
= Die vllnita Gatoltea" meloet nit boS
Ser Sreube bab es ben franspiihen Miilto>
1tdrer auf Mabasasfar selunsen 1T, bic bpr@
tise &0nisin &aloberina gum Gbrifentbun1
5u tefebren nnb fe 81 taufen.
Mfem, s .
-pala tina. - Glei1 mad Dem
Rrimtrieae BAT Der thrftihe @u1tan Dem
&ailer Mappleon III. bic STRIDE Der betltsen
Mnna gum @et4ente semadt. Der es9ptts
ite @iee- R0nis bat Der &ailerin Gusenie in
@elippplis ben @arten pere9rt, 1T weldem,
nah Der Grabition, Die Gpttesmutter nit
benz Selufinbe unb benz beiltsen Spiepb
llnter etnem 8aume eeru4et bate, te0en
Na6wuds nod iebt.-6eu spn eeheps,
mad belen Yldnen uno unter beIet1 9ettuas
s!pei Meere n%itsinanber bur4 einen &anal
perbunben tperben, Bat Bel Suea bus SET
ltstbunt, tpeldes ben Srt be3etGnet,, 100 bic
beilise Sami1ie, auf ibrer Tlu&t, ii9 aufses
balten baten foa, pteber bersefellt. Die
Turfin be Ia Scurb' Mupersne BAT bic STRIDE,
ips19e le att benz Orte erridtet, 100 Seius
feline Mpoftel bas u@ater<llnier" 9elebrt, al,
bic fran3DflAe &esteruns ab9etreten.-5rau
y. Nifolai ihenft ten Sransisfanertnnen bas
2anbsut, tpeldes ie 1T 8etbauta belist, NIT
benz @auie Der Martba unb Marta,-Oer
Ort, welher auf tent Serge @ion, 1abe Bel
benz Spetielaale, unter bent Mamen 9aus
Marid befannt IL, wurbe ppr 4ur;em bas
Gtsentbun zines Tran5oien.
a 5taltcu.
-Gs 1T in &pm cine @pmn1iiiipn ernarnt
pprben, TINT @dritte fur bic @omppniruns
elmer Spotenlncle ST tbun, bic ant @i6er>
ntitttpo4 gu Gbren &oini's inter srpbena
@pn1p auf9efabrt toerben ipQ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

-Gs 1T In &pm cine @pmmiiipn ernaunt
tpprben, UNI Sdritte fur bic @pmppntruns
elmer Spoten,nc6e st tbun, bic ant Mi6er>
rtittwp9 gu Gbren &oiini's utter erpbem
gpn1p aufsefabrt perben fol-.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-01-02

... wurttembere.
6eilbrpnH.-Gs tritt bier In Bdlpf
cine 5petleanaalt fir Mrbeiter ins 2eben, in
pelner BET biateera @retie einfade, aber quite
Soft perabreiht uirb. CUR Gerabrei4un9
Der @reilen fo1eu bic awet se9etjten @dle
auf benz Sd1ahtbaus einsertdtet rerben,
.poson Der cine fir mdnnli9e unb Der aubere
fir rpetblthe Arbetter beftmmt 1T.
Euttn9en.-Der mad Rcm 3u ben
gorarbetten fir bas otumenilAe Gonett 3 .
rufene prpfeGor Or. 5efele tieritlbf mtro
bent Gernebuaeu ua& am 49, e;ember battu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-28
Terms $500 per ann,,,a. IA, ,d, o.,cs

continue from day to day. Tho do4o ,,o.
last Tuesday. Mr.. Lynch got the aoor and
began to speak, when Gen. Schenck inter.
posed a privileged motion, that OF going To
the business on the Speakers table, which
prevailed. That business was the railroad
Dill defeated by reference to day. Mr. Lynch
succeeded however in carrying motion to
recommit and entering another to reconsider
that, which leaves it in his hands TO bring up
at the most favorable moment.
ALASKA AND OTHER NvEsTIoArIoys-
The Committee on Retrenchment are still
examining the alleged corruption on the AL
aska Treaty and also that with regard to the
Wells, Fargo, &c Co., overland mail contracts.
1t is stated that the latter affair is made of
very flimsy material, and the charges seem to
have been disputed by a disappointed con-
tractor.
AS to the Alaska matter, while nothing
VIII De positively shown, it is probable that
there VIII prove to have been expended
here, IN some toay or another, not less than
S165,O00 IN gold. The Russian CHARGE ddf-
flares is very indignant at the attempt to in
vestigate the matter, and openly denounces
the proceeding. Baron Stoeckl is conveniently
absent, and all connected with the Embassy
are shielded by their diplomatic position.
The tracks are we'll covered, there is no
doubt. SPECTATOR.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-28
VarietieS.


An Irish coachman in Bridgeport, Ct, the
other day, hitched gentleman's horses to bis
carriage without the pole. The animals did
not like it whsn they came to go down hlll'
and runaway was the result. The coaeh was
smashed, but its load OF ladies escaped injury
Charles Dickens says he can always Judge
of the character OF hotel or restaurants py an
inspection of the castor. The mustard pot ana
oil cruet are infallible tests.
Said n vouugster in high glee, displaying
b;s nurchase to a bosom friend on the side
Ii. .Two cocoanuts for ten centsl that will
- mo sick tomorrow, and won't have to
go to school,
Horse flesh has found entrance as an arti.
Gle of ofconsumpuon in Germany. In Meiningen
many of the poor people OBTAIN all their Christ
mas roast from the court kitchen, The Duke
this year had two of his horses taken from the
court stables and slaughtered, and the meat
given to those poor who were fond OF 1t. ke-
port says it was seized in a trice.
"A young man of no small pretensions, be-
ing requested by an acquaintance to ascertain
the condition of a sick friend, reported on the
following day that he was much better, and
would be likely to recover if he did not nave
re-hI ~. o,,
Dark dyes for the hair, are generahy COM
posed of acetate of lead and sulphur ana con
seouently cause paralysis Almost the only
if net the only innoccuous dark dye rs weak
solution of aceta'e of iron, mixed with glyee-
r;ne which writers on those subjects say grad
,,a,,v darkens the hair, and has no effect ex-
cent as a slight tonic. There is no more OBJ.
iection to hair dye than wig; but those who
want one should consult chemists, and not
hairdressers.
-Chicagos latest project is for grand drive
way completely around the city. As proposed
it will begin at Lincoln Park and be sixteen
or eighteen miles in length and three hundred
feet in width.
The German North Pole expedition VIII
doubtless be sent out early in the summer.
Another of the Japanese sent over mere 10
study has become convert to Christianity
His name is Renoski
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Prepared only by j. G. EURSELL & CO.,
No6 Chatham Row, Boston. NAV ThSTn 1y
bS-Sold byW. F. Phillips & Co., and H. H. Hay,
Wholesale Druggists. Portland. ..5E
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Amongst the many Testimonials in
our possession, we have only
room for the following:

,,. = , New HAVEN, CT, Oct II, 1866.
Gentlemen ~ feel 1t Is a dutv and nlaasrrs m
give ylu the benefit OF my experience in the use of
CO.'S Cough Balsam. From taking a heavy cold.
was taken down with an attack OF congestion
OF the lungs, and continued to fill under the hest
m"d cal care, until was given up, by Competent
medical authority, to die. There seemed nothing hut
strang ulatiOn and deaih before me, i was told
that turIher me ical attendance and medicine was
useless and was resigned 10 death, when hiepd.
VINO mad been greatly benefited by using the Bal,
sam, brought me bottle. This was after had done
with the doctor and medicine. thoug il heIf ed
me- and continued taking the medicine. and / con-
tlnued to improve until my cough s opped, and nv
main. gents, with great respect
Your ob't serv't JOHN WELLS
2o9 Washington St New Haven, Ct,
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81 Great BLesSi92g.o

IFrom Rev. L. F. WARD, Avon, Lorraine Co., o..
Messrs. STRONG g. ARMSTRONG, Druggists, Cleve-
land, o.
=, Gentlemen 1t gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife, has derived great benefit from the use
OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She has been for number
OF years greatly troubled with Dyspepsia, accom-
panied with violent paroxysms Of constipation, hicf
months unable to do any thing. She took at youl
instance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure. and has derived
GREAT BENEFIT FROM 1T, and is now com.
paratively WELL She regards this medicine
great blessing. Truly yours,
Jan 10 1868. aua L. F. WARD.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ been duly appointed and taken upon himself
tine trust Of Administrator OF the estate OF
HARVEY MAYBERRY, late of Otisfeld,
IN the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
Donas as the law directs All persons having demands
exhibit the same and ali persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
Otisfeld, Jan o. 1869. w3w*2
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BOaCdOin College.
Medical Department..
THE 49th Annual Course of Lectures in the Med
i ical School of Maine, will commence February
18Th, and continue i6 weeks.
E.c-usw - U..s-uos:o-.

i ical School of Maine, will commence February
18th and continue i6 weeks.
Faculty of Instruction:
SAMUEL HARRIS, D. D., President of the Col
lege.
j. y FTENNEY, Ii. D, Lecturer on Medical Juris-
prudence.
1. T. DANA. M. D, Professor of the Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
w. c. ROBINSON, M. D. Professor OF Materia
Mediea and Therapeutics.
c. l.. FORD, M. ID, Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
ard Pharmacy.
W. W. GREENE, NJ. D, Professor of Surgery.
I. II. JEWETT, M d. Professor OF Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Women and Children.
g. L. GOUDALL, M. d, Professor OF Analytical
Chemistry. -. d. .-.... ...
J: B. SEVEY, M. D, Demonstration OF Anatomy.
warded on application to the Seer etary.
G. F. BRACKET, NJ. D., Sec'y.
Brunswick, Me-, Nov. 1868. w6w1
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Soreness Of the Throat. Chest and
LNn1Sii

n 10 not delay procuring and immedia' ely taking
GOES Cough Balsam when troubled with any of tle
above named difficulties They are all prenIonitorv
SYMPTOMS OF Consumption, end if not aTrestei l. viii
SO oner or later sweep you away into the valley of
shadows from which none can ever eturn
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In C07asaS2,a1,tiO2a.

many care worn sufferer has found relief and TO-DAY
longed by the use OF Goes Cough Balsam.
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Yield at once to steady use of this great remedy
L. VIII succeed in giving relief when all other RENE
dies have failed. 1N
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TaIuabIe House Lot fo1. Sale
fOR SALE.
Farm for sale.

q In part or whole, in Falmouth on
ALMN-N the line of the Grand Trunk Road,
MITTSArR the farm known as the Che cry
Z lllHfIIAH Farm. Said Farm contains about
Azz5aLl1L31ll eighty acres OF land well divided In
wood, pasture and tillaee. House contains eight
rooms with out-budings -.-I
/ For particulars enquire of DAVID CHENERY,
near the Farm, or S CHENERY, No Ii Exchange
St. Portland, Me. . noSdlwS eod3wstt