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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
HISTORICAL"
GARDlN ER'S
Rheumatic 4 Neuralgia ompound

THE RHEUMATIC * EtkALGlC CoMrot Nj.
ALE a,.,, Capt. L. T. Cpi.rini w. cuul.
niua' ruf Il lieslun brig. uwnca 10y TIE ut, ttat
cri =, >hw. tsp'. Copeland. al That time made
Nos3s-a tu vera FIX. sud ,gaiic thu auir
OF thr Caste uf Sta tu ,l, ua W. atfif Nsd ~ IA
hi> old SO ilpt4int rheumatism Nlnic ~aIrrIts -
ycreis h,trd hiS he .i-.i.I - AleNl
can Span4ru. Who said le,ua!a r,tvNe him % ht
path. aud ratifs'A care im q. nt> Gl-c,~tt fhe Vi
iioi returned With hi mrdIin, and ptuvr III, ord
IA a tea days CAPT Copeland heean d, improve un.
der hi trv.,,meu, and ~a- soon completely cured
81 delighted wA- the ''oid sea Dag. that he pur
chased the receipt if"ii he Mexico laiiaie. IuI
one Hundred aid tiy DuIlar-.
Alter Capt Copeland returned 10 Boston. Capt
Gardner bought a number uI bottles ui tiis article,
,hen Manufactured ia -nsil way 10y Capt Copeland
III Boston. capt. Gardiner. who then s,iioa
chant ship TO lonou. TOOK the article WITH hiin auu
Sold IL Tor guinea bottle ltaiiract.d attention. ID
London. and capt Gardiner Immediately 10
his brother, Charles /. Gardiner. Esq, 10 pgrchas
Of Capt. Copeland the RICH, 10 make and &c the
Gle Engiani the West iudia Stands md Australia
thus is5o Capt. NJ. y Gardiner. on receipt o.
the notice of The purchase from ,aIi Copeland. inn
mediatciy formed sco-partnership with Mr. Watson
wealthy dealer in London, who now. under the irm
Of Gardiner. Watson 4 Co. No % Mark Lane, Lon
don. are introducing the Compound with great success.
In 1853 Capt Gardiner was in Boston, and In con-
necti with HE brother. Chas. Gardner. pure ha-
ed IL nm Capt. Copeland. hi- heirs and SUCCESSORS
the whve right TO tn. article, with the iLtebip to
give to he people Of North America, the benefits oi
itr r.ul healing properties. II has proved u
mos, valuable medicine 10 ali who have tried IT,
MI - r 1aTuiuef iutffeulatty u h large
,actury or laboratory fr the production of the
article aud sincc lce ha- devoted his time he in
PRODUCTION and sale 81 GAkpi>LK's khht AAric AMI
NsuWALsic CoArVtNn- We sho Id add that the ar
ticlc IL entirely ves etshc one bcn, composed OF
root ana herbs. the mot important of whth grow
Wild Ia England, from whcnc. is iaipoited By the
Proprietor Mr.. Henry X. Gardiner
CstcAeV, Nov. 18Th, 1865.
Mn. II. r. GARplSrx, Proprietor Gardincrr Rheu
matic Neuralgia Compound
Sir Having been afflicted wiih the Neuralgia In my
lace Tor six month";. friend induced ir, your
Compound. anu l eau Ch-eii .ay found il ,h,.
onl! relief, and recommend II 10 all who troub-
bed with the Neuralgia
Yours respectfully, A. BOOTH.
Oyster Dealer, CIR. Madison & Dearborn SITS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
AMaraereA Vwcsses Genes mack
~ Life.

We have heretofore given scme paes,cu
lsrs an collation. 70 the supposed murder OF
h,s wife end infant child by one Joseph
Walker. . farmer of Cheektowaga the ex
ritement produced in the neighborhooI
where he lived Walker arrest; the .'fnd
ing" Of the body Of the child; the search
fr the b,dy Of the wife; the commences
ment OF an Investigation by the cvscn.r,
&c. &c. The whole affair had rather 10.
dc Que terc''nati"n yes'. rtsv. the mystery
being psemsturelv explod 4 nv the appear.
snce 10 court ri the woman who Was sup
po.ed to have ben brut lily murder ed.
The Investigation was commenced ~ the
Id court mousse by Coroner Richards yes.
,erdsy r-noon--the frs, witness plsc~d
on the stAnd bring Frederick Gomez JUS
,,ce OF the Peace mt Cheektowaga. Squire
Conner teatified that he had been called on
Wy Peter Gerberoux, acme three weeks ago.
Who stated that W alkei's wife was missing
aud that the ne gho'rs susp 'c'ed foul plsy /;
that Walker had been in the hsb, % treat.
his wife so badly that the nclghbors sus-
p.ct.d tina, hs hsd murdered her AMI made
cay with her body. A week after this he
was c.lled upon by second party, who
stated that it Gas though, Walker, IN the
first heat Of passion, had HI led his wife ana
chid and made wy With their bodies /; that
shortly after various persons called Oh Him
with similar statements, aud told OF The
most cruel and unnatural condsct Of Mr..
Walker to bis family. and desired HIM u
lonk into the matter. Those complaints
wers 40 frequently made, All. - excite'
ment in the neighbour mood had become 81
40 intense, that the witness had called up
on the Coroner 10 investigate the affair. lie
gave Walker the reputation of being a dams
yerous msn, and asserted that the ne ghboi .
sere afraid 60 move in the ALTAR them
selves.
I At this stage OF the proceeding, the hour
Of noon having nrrivet. the e-t'gatiu'
Was adjourn until : o'clock y. NJ. Tw
hours is . comparatively short space %
time but Il proved sufficiently long IN TIN.
Instance Tor j 'sish Cook. E-o counsel t"i
Walker TO wo,k n miracle, the ike Of winch
has seldom, 4 ever, b en- witnessed in these
latter times. THIS was no other ,hsn b,
production IN Court, aid throwing In TIE
/ face 81 the Coroner, a. il we're, Of the yer,
identical w"rnnn. the deep dsmnation %
~h,ee taking "d' was about to fall on III,
head OF III innocent man, even Mrs
Walker
MIR. Walker was placed upon the ,.and
Nw. Mrs. Walker. though undoubtedly
terribly sbu ed woman, Is evidently . Wv
man Of veraclt,, and therefore, when she, u
= .u,i. htiorwa d and itgenu. us uanner
! without hesitation, ard with oil the seem
,ug Of truth anil cAndor, with no apparent
desire 20 eatenuatc Or set down aught il
malice when he. We say under thore cir
cu,ns,snces, tcst,ii, that she had not beer
murdered. and shs: her body after deal
had not been buried in some out-of.the va,
place where her friends could not find I,
after the mos' di,gcnt search. even III,
Coroner himsslt was unw,lnny'v obliged Il
consrs- hi. ~. duiny - Brfaio Commereia
A,ieerftser, 9M nit.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

A <sw CoSvIpsNcx Dopug.-On I rufs
day ia-, two m-u j nnped III the Msrins.
vile train near III. hue et shelby and J ,hn>
s.n couaues aud approached Patr'ck Beard.
xhp wa. work,n, ~ hi. hay He'd near by,
and represented IN. mselves ~ United States
de ecuvc-, and ssld they had ben informed
that he had i've hundred dollars ouuterfeit
government currency ~ his procession. Mr..
Beard, Of course, p'ead not guilty TO the
chsrge, aud remarked that ho h,d on
about forty dollars in money IN ell III.
world. the pretended detectives asked to
see this, and Mr.. Beard took GU his pocke,
b ok sni displayed one tweLtv. one ten.
two fivr- and two one dollr tilis, and one
hf,y cent scab One of the sharpcrs 'ook
the money and after a pretended critical
Yam, alton pronounced The t~eniy, ten
aud Ave. counterfeit, and ma ie an entry OF
their number ia lns note book and thu
handed them TO hi. comp ,non, excepting
til ones aud scah, which he returned to Mr.
Bari TIE, then made several inqui-ie>
ah,u, the ,i.hhors, aud fin lily concluded,
M the; had some mote business in the To-
c,itv. MT to make any arrest At that time,
having sufficient conf i-ncc IN Mr.. B.ard To
believe that hc would he on hand when
they should call for him that evening or tho
following morning. and lci.. taking the forty
dollars with them.
IL ~ hardly necessary 10 state that thes.
beauties never reformed that they wrr
shtrpcrs. aud that this ~ o'c IT the pu,nei>
oas TICKS II fraii and rss,aliry. known m
confidence gaines that are bcing daily
transacted throughout the country. - ,Sh,i.
6trLie Volunteer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
COltOn's Select Flavcrs

CHOICE FRUITS 81 SPICES,
Are crestins quite sensation among Lovers OF
Cocc FavorscvervwheIe tor their de icious Fla, or-
strict Pnri and unrivailcd strength Those who
wish the be- l. and those who wish Ia rronom'zc seek
thrm. Colf"pr fnrr Vanilla a.or IL -nugh' ny
many who appreciate thar Ricr Flaw in irs Purity.
nnike the msnv vani IL Extracts ~ niarketl
Ex-Gov. JsNr. Sarri. ~ Psovur~cy, X. save ::
Wv wife pronoun.es them superior 10 any Flavor
ing Rxt-acf- she has u-el
EN Gov. Wv. = r ckt~suaN. or C,Svrrrfc T. saws:
For long time We have used tn IN. and End them
fine
HOLLAND. Timothy TitrnmNl thr Won known
u'hnr - Spin nc Il. Mas SAYS. They are the
Standard IN NJ this v -nty"
DFAt Frs TRt BE THEIR SALES WITH THEN
Such list nf ttef.r,rc.s l. seldom gv'n. See
Crcniar> with Dealers sold NV t;rnccrs and pru.-
.i-'- pep red NV J W Cotton Proprietor nf
Coton'- Toilet Article No ,. t. Heal aud Beanrify
The skin. sod hy Harrison & Sta ks. and Parks Il
HI-mer. Davenport. Iowa.
thicasu Wholesale Agents, FILLER NCH
FULLER, 81 Market street, for all Colt"u- Pretmrs
tous; sept. % -div.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

Totals o'c~ =, 40 !. 800 2gsis io 81, s9sl ss4
Rhs :" ait CARR d Wet, i.i3g
Lbs of Grain Fact, - ..orc.
ANvip r,sr az bfs.,s.trri A. .ts.orrt r,,,srA,t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

\ Cieneral Massacre
ofthe fhrc- OFT ~ the wh~krr-. tbs ,nnustache
or The hard, n b easily ae ON l-hed by the mp
plica ton or the -co- hin hair dive. AMI when every
hn'r il KILLED DEAD
N" Parties deceiHrd by these norrum- " III regret.
too lttr thai they did not the erfrl md en-
tgciy p, snless Preparation which, In FIVE MIN
UTts prod iccs II blach brown which l. not sur
pa--.a bv ra'u- own me lie vice In time. The
Only sale An sure ar lee IL
Cti>TA puao'S HAIR DYE.
Manufactured by CRtsTADORO. Aston House.
\. Y. Sold by all druggists Applied by all Hair
Drrsrcr-.
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL. vIGOR
"a med hN lIsLMBni p's ExrAA,r Blrnu. l.3d&Mly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
Agricultural s;a ssorsasioms Of
Sow %.
Iowa SrATE 40 4iCUlrUuAL Soccer
St,REJAny, Dyytrs

SkcRETAky OFriCs,
FAIRFIELD, lows Juv ~ 1857.
EDirons STATE KsGIsrxR The follow
ing statistics cannot "a to be in'ere>t ting.
They afford = fsi, ind X Of the il dls'rv Ind
,hr'ft OF our people they show what '~n
IA dong towards feeding the world they
indicate her unlimited re ources h.r un>
parslleled STRIDE in progress. aud the
sources Ct wealth Of the psoi | :, in the par
'irulars ape, flied. To the g-nslenanly "f
ic.rs IL the several RAILROAD companies
aho have urnish ID these taS.es. We thus
publicly tender a, sincere tina ks.
CARRIED sA>r ny BURLINGTON 4 MISSOURI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

irnct, and can nnw parihkr III any M OF food
, tut D,-p psia IN Gen, H. NJ Ntl'ia IA N l,r
of NJ. u Wet TWeuti IN street. te> - re-
nd hreriuI'y lI,n's Malt Exir Il To fy,-
peptic-. have never found each splendid hcN-
cfac.
3. For Il Font Stat. of Stoma h
Mrs. Daft ner of M. sGn hivnstnn street writes:
NV hn-btnd has b,. II entirely cured vi his dis-
order of the ,tunuch
T. For xhans ed Pc sons.
NJ u vi ian l. in favor of r. and id not think
that il .oud d,-a.rrc with lis nrjci -
"A. BEERS.
3. For Bod " Weakness.
am. err a confirmed Invalid rave sed ale
MID lurcr. &c. an nu medic lie seems To bettr
Gt me; bni Hon. Malt TX rat,- jl-i tie thin
resd IIar ri. Conn T. : = Ku ) o.
6. To- C,tar rs p>pr ial Ore'inntc
Mr.. Welsh T. Nv ard of III. New York Theatre
write e. VI II 49,. Ny wifi. ha- been MI .ly
cured Of her sor thr al hy The u-c, etc.
Sold at d.nggisis and grocer. Fcrso WISHING
ngcnc,- might apply 10 ii"n Maj tx,ri.t D,po'
~. Broadway. y. T.. or Ian FEl DI. TIlCpE &
co Sole Agents, Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

fshnd&wl lai South bfh street, phlisielphla, "a.
Schenclx' Seaweel Tonic.-Thi
meat,ine. invented uy DIR J. II. Sc.fSaS. of Phils-
deiphia il in,erded to Dissolve the food and mabe IL
into chysue. The 1T process Of fiyrs'on by c'esn
sing The S'o- arb with srhenck's Mandrake rilis the
Tonic restores the appetite and od that could
DOT y" en- before u-lns IL vii he easily diyrsed
Consumption cannot he cured Nv Schrnck's PUN
nj syruppne-- the stomach and liver $msde healthy
snd the adp-t' ,e-'nrtd hence the Tonic and Pills
are REQ ired In nearly "f eon-umDtion
half dnx-n bottles Of the SEAvEED TONIC wd
three ar f,rr hives Of the ~ANnRAKE PILLS viii
cnrr any nrd'n trv ~ dyspepsia.
ID. SnK>rK makes p-,'fs-Sie' ~ vi-it- I'm S"w YORK
Bo ton. sud Ut hi rintiia, Ohicr in Philadelphia
every week. See dat paner- Of each piace ar ~is
pamphle' mn tan 'or his ia for visitation.
Please observe when purchasing that the two like.
nesses ~ 'hc Doct.,r one in ,he las' stage ~ Con
sumption the 9TH he now H. in perfect health
the Government rfsmp
Sid nv all Druggist. AMI nes'crs. v,isc 81 'lsr
bottl. 81 50 the aalt dozen All etf.rs fp- adv e
shnnld he addressed ~ tr Sehen X Principal OH
M i Nor,h 9Th Street Phil ,dciphia Pa.
t'en-rsi Nhoes a.. Apenf-: mas Rsrnes 4 Co,
NY. s. Vance. Bll,impr. Nj John y Park.
III 'nust'. ohi": Wsiker s Taylor. Chicago. III
"olin Rrur.. -. LuuiA. Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

Tus Dubuque Herald thus hits Al the
power and infusncc OF radical consempo>
rary is ss,a 1.-The Burlington Hawksye
ths~a'ens the President With imps- ci,ment
II he removes Secretary Stanton. We great
" fear tina, the PrrAident does not read the
Hirk.ys With that regularity and attention
which vii insure hi. sceing the warning
and thus b, prevented from rushing unpr,>
paicl mp n his tate"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

And is the most delightful and wonderful article
the world ever produced.
Ladies' win find II not only certain remedy TO Re-
store. Darken and Beauiiy the HAIR hui also q esr.
able article for the Toilet II IL highly perfnn,ed
Wilh rich ana delicate perfume pends Of the
fragrant odur III the OH of Pa m OF Mace
The MmrvG: Of Peru.
new and beau iu perfume, which In dercacy Of
scent. and the tenaciIy with whb u cliuye to the
handkerchief and person, IL uncqualled.
The above articles fur sale by all Druggists and
Pcrun,crs. al 81 pcr bottle each Sent by express
any address by proprlciurs
T. W. WRIGHT q co.
oc9otyl loo Liberty Street New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

This splendid lair Dye IL the best In the world
Tee only TErr and PERFECT DrE-Tiarmlcss. Rclla
BILE. instantaneous. No disappointment No ridi,
ulou. TINS. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies thu
III efedts Of Bad Dyes lnsgorstes the hair leaving
Il soft AID beautiinl The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor. All othere are mere limitations, and
should Ne avoided sold by all Druggists and PERU.
mere. Factory 81 Barclay rtrre,. New York.
IF- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

Moss Apvicg --rae Davenport Ga,.tfe
advises W 10 take soothing syrup' srqn,. I
our infsn,ile nervcs over the n-so cuff aye
qr-s,i"n. We ere not a>;onish, d that ,ie
Gassfts las adopted the Vocabulary o. the
wet nurse i: that establishment is nos con
ver'ci into . NURSERY Tor pulling infancy
aud a hospitai Tor eenile age.
Extremes have met IN its columns. and
frat and second childhood leave their i'm
press op'n AS paragraphs. Let the Vet
Nurse keep ITS own house qsi-'. and ~e
wal answer FOR ours -f.ri Ctr STATE Press
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

BY o'drr Of the s At Superb endert, .
Teachers Institute E'r North~-s'ern Iowa.
viii be- hc'd at r OF Dodg., CO pncnc,ng OF
Ike 2g,h Of JAY. Agreeable 10 . re,olu =
ton adopted by the State Teachers Asso
c,auoa. the SIS aioH of the tnstitu's will be
extended through four weeka. taking the
place Of o'e Of ,hr tour Normal institutes
e,dcr-i 10 bc heid in the state. II 10 de,
s,rahlc that all Teachers in the nsishhcr,ng
Coz ,ucs snoald be in attcndai CO during
abe session, ~ the Institute il for their rs>
pcciai benefit. = Prof. Piper Of U.kaloosa,
will conduct the Institute, an / w,li lie auled
by o'her co,np-,ent instructors from DIFF.
fvrcnt psrts OF the State Arrangements
will be mad- for providing boarding places
fvr all ia ATTENDANCE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

FOR voN-RETENTioN ON INCONVENIENCE
~ Urine irritation Inflammation or liberation Of
tho bladder .. kilietr. diseases Of the IrUetrats
S,nns. stone In the bladder. calcnua. grrvel - rck
"ss deposit and all een6es 81 the h)a6dB. ktdncYe
- osuSsieals wullinSe. (hhW1y
Uo umnnees r.,Su> 49,,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

How D, the farmers Ike the practical
working 81 radicsl protection I, the wool
ilie,es,' Zig thing, isnih' They will
le,rn To- thclr sorrow by and by, that they
AAv. been terribly homhussed by dcmA
cosues. what they are now engaging Sili
p,ovr bu, few drops b, fore more penti>
LII ALnMer
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

Gin which time over l.sta.co bikes have been used
has placed Il beyond the pale Of experiment d hss
become necessity in every family Tor ipsfaas ure
only for diseased eyes. acute chr snic but 10,
all cuianeone nhamn atane hurns. chi,lhaips. cry
sipelss, salt rheu strs Of inses T.. Mueqnefo hes
lips aud all xindred ils: relieving paine. hran.
- II by magic. Being applied ExIrxSAlls. u hss
uee Of the COUGHING needle stoury. or pruhe or o,
burning causticr G. trading lotions and Eve-waters.
frequently does rraparshe injury 10 the eve. ny cor.
c,n,titn,e or envelope thai sensitive organ.
For sale at wholesale and retail al proprtctorr low
est cash prices STEVENSON & cARNABAN.
Drurgisis aud Agents for Proprietor Davenport
Iowa d c3I-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

SUawnerr'es may be act out in Augu I,
September, Oetoher, and un,, the middle
OF November. The es,ler they ARE planted
IN the fall the sironse, will the roots have
became befo,e Winier, nd the NOR. ,.,,i-
~ xih the pants co,ne to peiiec, on IN IN.
Spring When the pla"ts are a., GU, IN
Ausust they A-e sometimes checked by drx
weather. AID Oh this account Sep,embes
an Or ,hsr arc pref erred for TRANSFORMING
by sane * erieacrd growers Plans put
out in the FAN will bear crop next season.
snd ah,s Il the only I'D antage VI fali plant
ing. a thosr put VI early in the Spring do
ve,y wsll. Persons having pants for sale
v,ii advertise them. 4 few small chick
ems IN the garden will rad It Of ants. hes
bsctlss. s,rivsd bugs and al other insects
,hse cone within their reach. Rsgs steep~d
in . soluti VI camphor and placed near
their retreats sill drive them Away.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

The NRioaai htsit,gsne,r says: Let u
he horn- constantly ~ ,nini chat, under the
government OF The Constitution, there can
be ~ gal military gosernnIs 81 the peg -
ui thi, country. lie = rcb OF ~ upper
who unh.rt ,k,s 10 ,ntoirc military Jaw on
citizens withln the limits Of the tnii red
States. no matter ON what rretext or by
wros- command. Congress can no more
confer d-sps,i' power on individuals than
ladvi luai- can osnsrr u on Congress What
Mt 4 ,n- il suhotdnaton TO our free sv-.
I'm % laws - valj. AMI OF no legal force
whst-v-r That system is marked by the
&c uS,on uf all pawcr which j. nor consists
ent w,ih itself; nor would i, be lea 40
without any Consultation Mt all. 1t IL =
graf ptinciplo--,t loohs T. the freedom IL
tn people. Ani 1t IL. IN the nature Of thing,
= = ,le.n d-clsratl,,n that they ahali be gov
ernci. aud. it governed projected by laws :;
and u - NATION | rlelee II "a tn, one -
another, that no dcspotlsm, no .etting aside
q. tho laws IN Gvnr of The will and com
mani Of 1nc man, IRE Or there, shall be
permitted in Thu, country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCuU pive- hath
and vigDr the frame and houm To The ia iir aek
Debility T. accom- lapied by many alarming esmp
lion. insanity eici til fits ensue. lfrhs ~ 81,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

The Jews have resolved to eitabl sh
college in Philadelphia. II is not. however.
to be cunii"e t. their own people. bn. to
re open to Christians IL all shades of views.
IL will not exsrt from any ore Of ts stu
tents any pledges hut will b. devoted 10
!, wing al who please to avail themselves ~
- priv 'leges thorough acquaintance wi h
III hre " i,t.r,sufp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

The Sta,e If lo~a losss $4,000 by the
criminal conduct or the State snicisls IN
connection With the swamp lands. Sena-
tor Harlan, - Secretary II the Interior. hsa
Z hand in sh,s svindIe. end y nov etj'y
ing The fruiss IL u. both - Radice! Ss"a>
Tar and . uilli sns:re. - kOuH 1i00.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
LONDON 4 NEW YORK
ara ~.naas ss~a.

Passage ID London or ires {ilo. 40. and saocnr-
ecn.y.
Excnrs tickets reduced rates yailabc tor s,x
month";.
BELLONA. Cap. Dixon. from New Yorl, Anp 4
CtLL Capt. = ieat n rom New York. Aar II
WM Pen =. Capt. illin e, from >ew l"rk Aug 81
atlanta, apt Iinkham, from New YORK S III "a
Iona. slll leave pier No. North River for Len
do' call at Brcst on Saturday. Aug I'd. ut 1. NJ
"i Iartie or MOTTO" all The steamers Of this line Will
call NJ Brcs', to land pa>senre,s
I'ekets sold through by rail To Paris at 25 per
cent ie than regular rates
Ere gu vi he taken and through bills Of iadinv
given 7. HAVE, Antwerp Rotterdam Amst erdam ana
Dunkirk.
For passage apply 10
EUB'rN CLARK, % Broadway
For freight APPLY nj ~ south t
I,'WLAND y AsPINwALL, Agents
IRA NJ. CLIFFORD, Agent. Davenport. F.tg.tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

CAsr ~ iIo>R>rY. Yesterday afternoon
u woman whose Appearance Indicated tina,
she belonged to the poorer class, q
went mtu S'arlefri's auction store,
aai inquired IL the establ shmcnt belonged
80 l. Stsplftd \ CO She was informed
that h,,h Edward aud Thoms. Siaplcfori
h,' long u &c gone u thst bourne fr"m
Ahcnc, 40 trayeier retnraelh. Alter ass
certs,niu, thNr The establishment: was con
,sac.ri ~ a>0n Il one IL the deceased. she
mate known the tact that she had been in>
a-htrd a. them for irelre vep~s, 10 the
amount "f 500, ard >hc wished 10 dis.
char ihe dch,, and inquired how much
the isferssf vas. Upoa heine told that she
need only pay The principal. her gratitude
knew 90 bounds. She s'asei that sickness
sad poverty in hrv fanny had kent her
tran paving the amount OF indeb' edn as
She had wslk.d ten miles for the ex,r.>s
purpose oi dichsrg'ng the d.tt. Fort
Hayss Democrat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

ENFEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
of hoih sexes. u>e HIM ~ EXT Al Buouu II
will give brisk and energetic feeiigr. and enable
you To slcep well. [fcbs-us WY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-08-01

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