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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
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| A ytung man naued Addison Beach
was drowned at Independence On the 18th.
With companion he was trying e 20
With his boat over ihe dam 10 the. stream,
bu, the boat swamped instantly. His conn
psnion managed 20 save himself.
Three hundred Orkney folks have been
on q visit 70 Keokuk where they had pic
mic and good time generally.
The Keokuk Constitution mentions two
cases of hydrophobia, one child, fonr yeass
old and the other eight.
The Cedsr river. is neariyiup 70 the high
water mark Of this spring. and still rising
rapidly. There were several narrow escapes
from drovnine at Nashua- Hsnvy rains
will esuee ihmenss 1anses lsIong the
streams IN the interior of the State.
| "A stranger olling hiosslf G. X. Hall
stopping lev days in town called on Jas.
A. Throop - obtalepd situBtion a sll0rl
80 - ons bic Gems. HesDt<ee6 III
4tKsokak. aud aft1e selling Md 81 ett.a
fog cash. decamped with the proceeds, be
tvssn two days.. end has set since been
heard from. He Is evidently practical viii
lain, and Il calculated 10 deceive wherever
| hesosyeo. h cisiiks 10 bSve - 1ib
and two children III Missouri, and be sad,
lonely man. look out for him.-M. Pleas.
""' 'o"'"a'' .sW
A 0esmsn We assaulted nesr Aeokuk on
the 18th BY two men and beaten ina shame.
fui msnnes ceeause he weed nos permit
\ them 10 ride in his wagon, When his horse
was already overtaxed in drawing heavy
load.
KISDsEss OF THE DAvsNPosr GAxErrs.--
The Davenport Gazette has been unfortu
nate during the past few months, and much
may be pardoned to it for its griers sake
First, it was igpominiously thrust out Of
the post>ofiics. There was lie attack on the
Germans Of Davenport in 1.-THE matter Of the
school election, In which its journalistic
nose wAs nattened and ~ big head punched
10 : very lively manner. Thsn there was
The munieipal election q which the Gazette
was brought 70 grass % severely that the
rain Of defeat has become chronic. and with
epsonuou regularity ;s grosus axsia. With
theoe Rrsas calamisics have cons swarms of
; lesser evils. The 0asells has been ACCUSE
TONED 10 below and Be echoed By the entire
. raaiesl psese Of Iowa, But Of late the small,
: q radical oewepepees. like the broken. wind
Cd ealosic concern down the street. have
} mutiuied oad left the Gazette in lonely Lead
ssship.
, Al home this un(oe(unoee Newspaper 10
snubbed. Il trotted out Col Leake fos the
+ gubssnatorial race, but Colonel Leaks took
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
In che Coral Caves

seaseen is said 70 be tho pro vaing hss color and
the FIeH-TAlLED MAIDRNS
cit the rocks and comb shciR grcaa Locks assidu-
ously. Bet the ~
BELLIES OF EARTH
prefer glossy browns and shining blacks 70 sny othss
tinses. ana nature has Aol sivsa tAais fAis hsads
these bssutifal hues. " misehsnesh robbed them
ofthriR once exquisite beaav. thsy dent cry shout
Il but sescst q once 70
which h ave minutcs does oil that natuse ever did
Dor any head IN her happlsss mood. 4nufaetased by
,. CT te4ApORe Aseoe Houss. n. X. Sud b
~ DfuEsls6. Applicd b ~ Hair Dresser.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

Cancer. Scrofula. &C. Cured.
one sfniesed Win Csnsef, ecrofula. Tumors,
Hsabss's, &C, sss cared by the use of IN. GREEN'S
ELECTRO INDICATED pATHs
~. an seeessoss aemsoaes. whieA cissnss the
blood q slfAnmors, Mercury, LA. Ac. ~ 800
health 70 nvalide asctsd with every vsr;ety oe an.
eeee. = book dssesiblsg csaces, scrses,s. nr,s..
ana onsf aeeasss, wiaA thsir proper mesus os cnrs
~ p oes.,nsa - = 0eAaaeAE Ixs,svn. =
= - AdAsss u. Z. 0nAsx. y rs.pas -.
@N@ sensaiA $50,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
. HIST oRIOAL."
GARDENERS
Rheumatic 1 NeurAlgis CShApsuud

TIE RHEUMATlC . EHURAI0lC COMPOUND.
EiFrEEN yesrs ago. Capt. l.. p. Copeland We. com.
.s sSs csps !. aht time ' s.Ss sD
voyage To Vera Cruz and while there near the guns
3, hs Castle Of San de- uuA Sas
cans snisfd, who ssdess could relieve him ~ hs
tor returned with III. medwine mi proved his wseds,
in fsw day. Capt. Copeland began 10 improve un.
VI ds,irhea was th .Dd Sea nog ,hs, On.
chased the receipt from the Mexico-S paniard for
One Hundred aud Fifty Dollars.
Alter Capt Copeland returned TO Boston. Capt,
Gardiner bought aumbcf of bottles Oh this srticie,
then manufactured In small way by Capt Copeland
chant ship to London, took the article with him and
scld II foT guinea bottle II attracted attention IN
London, and Capt Gardiner immediately wrote to
his brother Charles +. Gardiner ESQ, 10 purchase
Of Capt Copeland the right to make and cell the ar
ciein England the West India Islands and Australia
the notice Of the parehsse ffom Capt. Copeland. iw
mediately formed aeopsrtncrship with M watson
aweathy dealer IN London, who now, under the nrm
1un are ntroducingthc Compound with great success
all over Europe.
necii.n with bis brother, Chas r. Gardiner. purchas
ed from Capt Copeland. HE heire and sucressoep.
the whole right TO the article, with the intention to
give TO the people Of North America, the benefits q
IL wonderful healing properties. II haa proved 4
most valuable medicine to all who have tried Il
Mr.. G. y. Gardiner Immediately established slsrge
@ticie. and since lsp hss deyosed kis si~s ~ ~
ieodnctioS ana Ale ~ G.rn,SrSv S..,,. ~, ~
NSrs.lmr CosroSrn We sSosM IA 49, -. AND s,'
i,cir is enfire,v veertahlc one hrtc~ rc.s',c.,
via in Enrand' from whence n l. im,c.tsS 4 ~
Prourietor-Mr Henry r. Cssrdiner - VIZ
s-....- q ga. 80.
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The Naaienal lnAeheetnses,

An interesting suit is now pending be>
fore the Circuit Court Of Richmond, Judge
Underwood. which involves somewhat the
question whether the late confederate Cove
crnmcnt was de facfo Government, and II
-. the extent Of its powers IN certain con
ncctions. The suit in question is brought
by the Administrators Of Philadelphia
lady against the Petersburg Railroad CONS
pany. for some $4,000 dividends which
accured during theSwar upon stocks Of that
company held by hc,. The dividends were
confscased by tho confederate Government
and paid TO m agent of that Government.
Tho Railroad Company plead that they are
not liable for the dividends, and that if they
arc, these should DO paid in the currency
used by them u the time, and paid out to
their stockholders, namely, confederate
currency. Arguments on both aides have
been heard, and the question 10 now in the
hands Of the Judge. The decision will be
held ~ IN important precedent to govern
hundreds Of other claims Of Q like charac-
Tor
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

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Fer RresefvAag, AoSseraA9 nd
Deoaaa1yin9 uho lRAlR.
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hp1hgIe11sfo nd pstsOas = uneqnAIled.
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Debility 10 accom- painted By many alarming sYmp-
toms and Z no treatment e snomitted e. eonsumP
ACARD TO INvALlDs.
A Clssgynan. while reading in eoush America =
1 nissiGnayy. discovered cafe and simple remedy
sbr the C0rs OF Nervous Weonmeen Kasly Deeay, Dis.
cases Of me ufinssy and eeminai Organs. md the
vhdas szain e onueders bepught 0by banlsfsl -
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Ais acs,s ssansdy. Proopsed b sAsslre - bsns1s
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VIII give brink - sosssse1e 1sesnge, aad saaDle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

Harrison Peristaltic Lozcngers.
Pleasant Prompt and Effective. Two takes At
night move the bowels oncc next morning. Unlike
all Pile they pain require increase Of
dose 10 perfect euro.
They cure Headache. Dizziness, Oppression after
eating, Sour Rising and every evil arising from Cos
rIyEsxss and IspeKsTIos. Warranted In all cases Of
PuKs either bleeding or blind. june21-1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

Misguided Men, AND rnx Law or CHAR
Iry AND Mrsct, -Howprd Fssaye. on the Krrors,
Abuses and eaeee wh1cA form the bsae Of the Ora
sap the vital powers with efe means q relief Sent
in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Addtess,
Or. SktLt1N H0UGHT0N, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. AZ. mayl91&W3m
pleasant h taste ana 0oGe, Sbee 8on ~ injurious
psopsetieos su1 imnGdistD 6lD eesiao. t0Aw1e
IADsss en- receive aboe stDs. vslpss'S Pms By
mall sealed fsoa he eSss oft pUbac BY enclosing
one dollar and six postage ssaDps b n. W. Ma
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

CHOICE FRUITS &c SRICE9S
Are creating quite . sensation among Lovsss o.
Choice foe thcis delicious fiAvors
Strict Purity sad unrisailed strength. Thoss who
wish The best and those who wish 70 eeooonlae sssk
them. Colton's Pnre Vanilla Flavor - soueht BY
many who Appsants thse RieA Flavor in Its Purity,
livery aslike ths msay vanllla Extracts In naxkeA)
Ex-Gov. JAM Y. Snirn. OF PnovDE1cR, II. l., SAYS
~ wife proeounesa them superior 70 any Flavor.
Ing Extfacta che hso ever used
TX Gov. VIZ. A. BpCxsxoHAN, OF COuNECsicrT, says:
For long time We have used them, and ind them
HOLLAND. Timothy TitcombJ the we'll known
author of Springfield, Mass. Gays: They are the
Standard In all this vicinity"
DEALliRs TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH rIIEM
Such list of References Is seldom given. See
Circulars with Dealers Sold Nv G-ocers and Drug
gists. Prepared by j.. w. COTTON. Proprietor of
Colton's Toilet Article No g. TO Heal and Beautify
the skim Sold by IIarrircn & Starks and Parks b
Hpsmer, Davenport, Iowa. .. =. 49, Z
Chiceso Wholesale Agents, FULLER. PINCH
FULLER. "a Msrhet street. for ~ oclton's PrsRsa
tious: Sept. 45-d1y.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED By
I
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

An lowAs BEANS OFF Hosoas.-M the
annual commencement Of the Columbian
College Law School. Washington, d. c., on
the 18th inst. Major II. d. Beam, Of Dubu>
QUO, WAS awared the first prize for an essay
on "Ci,izcnship"-it being the highes,
prize sttanable IN the institution.-The cx.
ercises were held in the National Theatre.
The other graduates from Iowa were Edgar
+. Ensign. Will F. Scott and Winfield S.
Siraun. The graduating class was compss>
I'd Of sixty-one students. North Carolina
won tina second .prizs, and Massachuset,s
the third ono.
The Washington Chronicle says: "As
ths names Of the graduates were called they
were greeted with applause by their friends
and bouquets in proiusion were showercd
upon them from oil parts Of the house, also
many beautiful baskets Overlooking with
flowers. until the stage presented the ap-
Pcarapes Of rich garden. The ceremonies
throughout we're of the most interesting
description and perhaps more select au,
dience were never assembled together in
the Federal capital"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

The New York Tina We have nice crop
Of new issues springine up for future po-
Htical harvesting. in the first place there
II ccnfisoa,on, the seed ofwhch was plan
ted BY Mr.. THADDKusssSrsvTNs,a and which,
under assiduous cultivation. has grown up
q, be quite sturdy plant. Then comes the
redistribution of property. snd . re-arranges
men, of the regulations between employers
sad employed, proposed by thatgSolon Of
Legislators Senator WADE, Of OHIO. Next
in order, is the brilliant project Of CHAS>
pLKa, OF Michigan, who 10 almost as wise,
aud quite o. conscious Of his own wisdom,
as WADE, .who proposes that he should
scze Canada in satisfaction for the Alabams
claims and, to cap the climax, We see that
public meeting in New Orleans demands
tina, Congress should appropriate Atty mil
lions Of dollars 10 obtain posscssion' O
Cuba. IIappy.is the nation that has sucf
men in its public councils thsics happ,
will IL be when il lsaras 10 sstinats thea
and their schemes q their proper value.
The National Indebtedness.
In contemplating the snationsl debt VI
are apt TO consider the figures given us b,
the treasury q representing the whole Of i,
whereas every State and every town 10 bear
tng its own burden IN addition. The Nev
York Times figures up State. and tow
debt Of $l4o. 900. 900 in New York, or sbou
$85 for svosy inhabilsnt. II the State an
town debts are proportionally large in IN
other States, Aggregate Of these obligation
must % 500. O0o. 900 or $500, GOO, 900, ma
king. with the q. 6l5. oO0. 900 Of the nation
al debt proper, The sum Of about 81, 800, 90
600. or more than 500 for each man, NO
man and child, "without distinction Of COZ
or" in tho Union. II . national debt is
blessing we have kgot big one. and on
that 10 likely 70 remain with rs for som
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

slam.
~s4A SiS0 Sns0, Jan. -, 1877
DB. BnaspRrrB For some years have been sub
lect to attacks OF indammatury rheumatism. which
usually Gomez on every three or four months. Ny
physiceane we're Of the highest reputation by their
advice took colchicum, citric acid and other cele
bfated remedies but relieved me or shortened
the attacks. which Tested for weeks ct time In my
last attack conelu eed 70 try your famous Pills.
IVES lying upon my bed at the TINA, suffering the -
vecsl pains in my feet and ankles. which NO pen
teecibe. The INST dose Of six Pills 20 effective
that In few hours the pain and swelling sensibiy
ahsted and In forty eight hours were all gone aud
was cared and have had no return.
ssnd you this testimonial fos the benefit Of others
who, suffering In similar manner, may know how
they can nnd certain relief - =
1 am respectfully your, ]. D. DUDLEY.
The Hon. Demas Barnes, SAYS ~ cell more Of
Brsndreth's Pills than all others put together
BRANDRETH'S PILLS ase cold by all druggists,
and at the principal Office. Bsandreth House, New
York. Deserve b. BRANDRBTH in white letters nm
0ie goveeumsut stamp on each boz.
HBL1GBoID'e EXTRACT BuCHu and l.r.ovrp
Ross Wash cures secret end dsiicsss disorders In oil
thef stages st Mite expense, ttie - cAange In
diet. no inconvenience and ezposure. II . pleas
ant u tnste and 0dos, immediate in Ne scti0n and
Zee nom an Injurious psopcrties. Ifcb5-d&wly
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~; Nsw Orleans drinks 5000 ksss Il lager,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

Terrible AMA1p on laaho~Th q
Territorial Conpsrollse shes
by = Bar reaAer.
From the Boise City vts,esman. Nav al
eThs most shocking tragedy that Il ever
became our duty to record happened in this
city last Sunday morning.. Louis Rsley. .
bar keeper inthe Control Saloon. vss q man
about twenty ssight ysass Of age. and for
two ysars or % . resident Of this plaoe. Ne
vas addicted to hard drinking. and within
the last week had ~ attack Of sielirium
tssmens. Afesf no attask he expressed
himself - several psfsons ~ Of The opinion
thatif he had any morn attacks Of the kind
he should kill some one, and ID would ~
likely b HE nearest frisnd % any : that III
head ~As not exactly right anyway" Thie
i appears. was oil net enough 70 alarm auv
one Or 20 give apprshsnsions that he Va
dangerously insane.
Saturday night, betweeh the hours Of IL
and O'Clock, there was . party engaged A
. game 81 whist u the Central Saloon. on.
Of whom was Territorial Oon,ptssllcr, Mr..
y. b. Lane. Rislcy vas attending the bar,
and was asked BY Lane to bring some
drinks fog the table. Risley answered
pleasantly and went behind the bar.
as was supposed for that purpose.
Several psssess sitting BY observed
nothing 10 his actions unusual. or that
CO AID in the elightest degree excite suspic-
lon. But few moments elapsed. when he
was seen to 60 from behind the bar TO the
corner OF the billiard table and level rc>
voivcr q the person sitting at the card t.
BILE lie fired Immediately, hitting Mr..
Lane In the back as he was rising from the
table. Before the room was cleared. ~ flred
again. the second time at Judge Gillespie,
who was sitting near the stove. Gillespie
nov started for the door. during which
time he cav Risley turn the pistol towards
nis own head and Dire, and afterwards a
MN tG.) again, the ball passing through
me dosr: Al soen ~ hs got eus Of the do9s
ne found Lane fallen near the sidewalk, hav
ing nearly bssathed his lest NJ. Lane We
carried into the drug store II Qstvey Z Gra-
nan. during which time Rislsy shsS q hio-
eeH sne second time, he ball en1seiae ~
ssssesed. " lived about half aasAoos.
Ne seeee en- b assisasa ~ ~ ssaeje
1871 ~ insanity. IL cost .. terrible Glooa
49, ~ .nele ccmmunity. unnit61Ssd b.
~ 1s00esssscn = peovoeaA1sn q sxsueS.
~. ..os go osea moss tAAu yeoe Ten
siees'ai Compsrellsr, aad was rcrur -
o. mees snan ordinary ahility md $500
QualteSee. De 80 to b married in : {.
days V NEST essimable yesng lsdy Of this
city. vha. u = needless 70 ssy, Is hesss.
broken II shs terrible aflictiea. The boSv
was buried on Sunday With Masonic hons
on, snd the funeral w. ~ most numer.
ou:ly attended Of say shet sves took place
- Bsis City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

ESDuRINe SrfrEScR-Time, change. ab
sence, distance. break I'll no genuine rela.
tons. The love which the intsrposition oI
continent or an ocean can dim, which the
sepAratlons u years can alter, never VA
love. had . friend once, . woman, who
was the ffieud Of my better nature-w6o
taught me inspiration, taught me the value
OF thought, made me believe the worth OF
life, showed me tho Joy Of growth and
progress-one whoss aoul was q lGrrr.
so deep. - tensr euA that sic reirued Ike
= qnsca among thak highest intelieets as9l
hearts. She lcft the earth one stormy nisht.
sixteen years ago. But she IL a near 20 me
to.day as she was then. The LIE I live.
the thouhts think, the acts perform. are
colored- 81 The infl asncss which cane fipa
her mind 10 mine. ffsixteen years cannot
scpssa1s aleh. Why shopld. sixteen hundred
years separate them? when oar friends
leave us for aoesnos v1g1,F ~ ~ La
vith us outwardly, ~ mere wish - \ :
Ssrdly. ws.csrry thsal with u, u oar
i. = prxo Tnssosr ~ ssLpsH-Jehn
Seiden: distinguished sof eminent 1eSsnine.
: lev Days before NJ ae6Sk, sdbe 5sef Arr
o.nsP usnss snd DR.. .LAagblaaa, and.
s..V.. osn.E s0nes, Dllsll10 hat ttsy
49, .urssye1 moss OF thS 1ssfnink eof khia
werio-shas hie study wsa aalSa Win bcoLs
snd manuscrspss Sn verious sabiects-vet
. cosId aos seesll.cs any passage 80 y, =
ths infinite volnmes thas he could thinr ~
With hall the satisfhction which atte,.d hi.
eoaes9peasisa u ths Sacred Scriptures. He
pointed out ono particular passage that
greatly conforted and sslteshsd bis sp,sit !:
The gsass Of God thas bfingssh salvstion
bath appeared 10 al men, teaching u that.
denying ungodlinsss aed worldly iusts, "
:hovld live sobssly, riehssously end gedly,
10 has prsssat world; locking fos that
Saessed hope. and the giosious appearing Of
s CS eTees God ed our Sosi0ue Jesus
new OIienn6 6es~e. Ann 49, - 49,
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THE GLORY OF NAN IL sTAENGTH-Thcre
fore the nervous and dehintntcd should immediate
II uee IlxMDolIsA HYRnACT BDouU. fdxV
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-06-22
Cure Of lmlammnsOry RheuMa

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-02-02
Manhood: How Lost, how Restore,

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