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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05
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hssisnA and medical men, - ny almaaaes a.l
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certainly one Of the nest sensible sommunica
He's ! Asvs ever resolved. DR.. Clsasat know
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II can get il upon easy terms. shall use
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practice Of great majority Of the regular line .
N. D.s, but see no just cause or good sense il
diseardinR . remedy which We know to Be sm
sisnt. simply because ~ NAY be ignorant Of il
combination. For my part, shall make II
rule to use all and sny means TO alleviate suffer
ing humanity which may Do able TO command
not hesitat.ng because some one more ingeniou
than myself may have learned its sGssss first, an
ssesrsd the sole right 70 secure that knewledgs
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porter Of the thou,a nds Of worthless nestrum
that food the eeuntry, that purpsrt to cure .
manner Of disease 70 which human Assh 10 he'll
Please reply soon. and intern ne OF your bel
terms. lam, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT n. b.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05
WILSON'S
COD LIvBR OIL

IL 7ded and prescribed BY some Of the most
eminent physicians Of PhilsdelpAia ana sssw here,
and approved By large number Of ladies and gen.
usneo. Wholesale and retail dsusgts.s, mssehAn y,
ihsalioDs and mang ethss vhs Aavs been, @ sxan-
ination. convinced Of IL rare excellence.
This OIL ear b obtaiaed RON III respectable drua
gists tAreashsas ~ UsissA States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05
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WILLIAM. \. WILSON'S
Sy3eA0 - 9as1se 0ROee, RAala1oapAjn.

Us0e9s0-0sps0sFsae1s 1sOn0e
Associated With ether powerful vsgstabls iaersdi.
e1iq that toem kADNAyS 0AkaAPA0lLlIAH
RBSOLv9NT. IN esSing the wont cases Of Chfunic
osrefuloas, Syphilod, and CfinafyD iseasee % we'll
medical gentleman ihQ uires ssif the nosolventi u
cure for spermatorrAsa, Impctsnee, and dischsre-
sefrom the ,yeten that threatens dis olution "As
THE REN0vATIN0 kESOLvENT, when pre
pared under the old process cured many persons in
this cay ana eisew Who. ffon sslfabuss, had
ainsst placed themselves beyond the reach Of cure
but who we're cared, and since married, and have
Children This 10 good evidence " it, powerful Gu
ratve and FRUIT e0cacy
A blood puroeF, IL i superios 70 al earsaparil-
han-Thsse decectisns are mere washes compared
70 the powerful. stimulating. strengthening, and
HE inv gorating cGeets Of the true SAkSAPARIL-
LIAM RRSO..v8NT 10 quick h this remedy in
passing into the cirru ation that may be detected
IL The Blood and Urine.
In ordinary Pimpiss. Blotehss. wofms or Ins ects
In the Skis, 6lack Sputs, 1orSe. Rfuptions. &C, .
lev dsses 10 suicieut 10 make the akin clear smooth
and healthy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE.
IL \ ID SEY' s.
Improved Blood Nearcler

The Greatest Medicel Discover
known to Man.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05

hoyd Co.. SOLICITOR Of Patents, sos
r's street, ST. Louis, olRciaIy report to
'"' pAseeRAr the following Patents
granted Iowa and Missouri inventors
70. .ss the weak ending ths ssh dsy Of July.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05

In aegravstsd pissrsss Of the skin. ssrss Ulcers.
Fever o0rss, Salt RAeune, Syphiioid, oseoadasy o.
Primary. this rensdv curss pssmanenul. aAl Aas
cured amer the treat0eAs Of 1icofd. vslpau, Du
barry Of Parts. oal Ne osmo eroat0oat In THE
eounSy, failed. (For the theory cure, ses Dr.
Rad way . new medical sook, Ialse and True. nov
rsaly y also, many other diseases not proper u
n,euiO0 ID pablo a1von1oomonO Hat e. poSl-
srful 10 this rensly that physiciaps. Vho Serasry
had faith In errsapaTls, arc dseby interested In
Its wonderful eGsets. = pfeparsdby Or. Raaway i'd
Ne oWsa pASillAA Resolssas.
Nis Acknowledged 70 - supssies, salbs, and
nsss ssli6 se!s thaa DssAs, Ju.ipc.. cubsie, ~
Turpsutne. CoDabiA g.. for eli dissssss 81 IL
Urinary Bladder, 81 Ctorine Ofeaas, an1 Tie Only
ssrs care lDP UleWetiua asd Degepe1 nation Of tbs
kidseys, Bladder. and the Gyine in 'valso and
True" 10 the noee thorough and explicit u any pub
TH1 sAnsAPARrLLiAN RRsoLvRNr d the
less feaedY n ~ treatment 81 Censunptisn cfshe
Longs and Drpn eAitis- II parties the blood and
loosess he pAlsDn, o AAte1pccAeea,ion 10 easy
Il ssppliss Ne vests and decay Of Ne sedy Win
nsw and healthy MATERIAL AID repairs Ne snAcist
q BODY va n6e ssssaktA- ~ secures gss1 app
tiee, oad ehoeks the w.ste end disoolattea u TIL
langs- 4 few tssea In consumption will Dc good
Read fALe1 AND TRUE. ssnd enc lsttss
stamp - 1AOWA Al ACO, He. q Maiden Lnno, N
Price Of RES0lvInT SARSHrARniszN. q p:
bottle or 40 mar dOnan
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05

HAH'rrAi cOsr'vsnus ssso6e Aeadaess, Dissinsse
worms, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. sour Stomach,
nad Breath &c. The sursst pssventss 10 Dr. Har-
.'s'ne rsrisfaice Lessngea Being both tonic and
laxative. they restore nature. theeeb, eurin, . 20.
tive habit. In the opiniep Of ev,rv drvscist shs,
ers Ne nest pleasant and sasetnai psnsdy for ths
kles. sna re only 90 ~ f1neAso o. e6tO 4
Woseeos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05

.. ~. Lee, New Lsndes, Oar Dssks: D
S~sn, esdss F.lls, Plsw; J. J. 6sksr
1 %s.. ussvs. Fence Peat. Drive J
C ans9std. A1ris Station. Cssriass; j. r
-" -. ~. rr'ea,sns, Deer Holder 3. Csp
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05

J. Cc''syhan. st Louis, Track Clearer
:. y Leonard and ]. J. Gsbar. Clinton
Suecsn Attachment Tor Plows: d. 3. Snov
and :. ]. Hawkins, Maca. Roofn. O..r. ~. t.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-05

Gus penny -a-lines 10 boast for them. Hes
soldiers are - modsat ~ they are brave
They are not fierce osaggarts. They are o.
gentle and tractabls 20 ehildrss. But when
the storm Of blood besins, they ere the
guiding and governing heroes Of the tenn
pest. Whore the harvest OF death d to Be
reapsd. they are the foremost Of the reap
ers Where . psrilous assault 10 TO be
made, somehow or other there 10 always an
Iowa regiment. or the wasted shadow Of III
Iowa regiment to lead it. Il VAS 40 II
Wilson Creek il VAS - ct Belmont: Il
vas 90 At Fort Donelson it was 90 at Shi,
lsh it will ever be so throughout the var.
All our Western troops have been heroes,
but the Iowa troops hsve been heroes
among heroes. The Iowa First, iovs
Second, Iowa Fourth, and Iowa Sevsokh,
are bodies OF msn Who would have given
al additional lustre even - Thsrmopyla.
Marathon, Austsrlitx, or wagram, and eli
Americans may be proud Of Iowa. "-W.
Lssis Ners.
The PassSsHr pro tempevs-Ths Chair
thinks e proper to remind tho Senator
that deoste en- the rssoaussoa d cootluued
only By the u0ani0eus consent 81 The Sea-
Ate, = the sxclusisn II the special er1ee :
but the debate, will be allowed 70 eestinue
uetil some member shall eall Tor The speo.
isl srdss Of the day. The Ssaator frsn
Iowa viii prosssd.
NJ. HAnLAx-I shall detaia he eenst.
for bet . aoosnt lengse. General Hal.
lsck, il n ooAeial eemmunieneioo oaarsesed
70 the Adjutsat-0 General It ~ OeAlo Il
leWa, has nsntioned the Iowa troooe a
the pastls bsfore Fsrs Dsnslson q III
bravsst Of the brave" Nor do I knew
that General Grant, OF any other general
has ever withheld just commendation.
therefore repeat that have no persona
grievances to redrsss for myself or for III,
troops Of my State. And would have 70
manned silent on the subjsct in the Senate
il the speech ofthc Senator from Ohio hac
not made il necessary for me to speak
for do not deem the Senate Chamber tn,
proper place for criticisms on the conduc
on general In the field. think it mucl
. better TO present our personal convietion,
10 relation to the character Of eur gsueral'
y Ne sscrstAsy II Was ed y The Pred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Cry CAR CAsrALTY.-David McDervit, n driver
on the Belt Railroad, was yesterday brought before
Judge Gale OF the Fourth District Civil Court sitting
at the Essex Market Police Court In place OF Judge
Sbandley, Tor running over child la jackson street.
He was committed TO answer.
VIOLATING THE EXCISE LAw.--The following
named persons were yesterday morning brought be.
fore Justice bowling nj the Tombs for violating the
Excise law and required to give sioo bail each to
answer before the Court Of General sessions
Christian Bolte "a Roosevelt street; Henry GROCER,
1853 West broadway; Andrew Hay, t34 Greenwich
street; James OConnot. 10 Baxter street, Christian
IIamjc, lss Hester street.
CARRYING ASLuNG SHOr.--A negro, Jacob Wright,
held to answer in 5000 by Justice Dodge for
having concealed on his person a sung shot, which
Offcer Moore, Eighth precinct who made the arrest
had reason To believe was intended to be used
against him. The prisoner was, held under the
statute enacted 10y the state Legislature OF 1866 to
prevent the furtive possession OF sung shot ana
other dangerous weapons.
ARREST or A NoNEy EArER--Bridect Costello, Of
No. b Mulberry street b, honest toll had accunu
lated $40, which she had lad away N the shape OF
two $40 bills on SATURDAY evening Cathartne Carroll
living In the same house. alleged, finding out the
whereabouts OF INC money! appropriated the flrus
tn her own use without the knowledge orvonscnt OF
the owner. me money being missed, Catharlne,
VINO hny years " aye, suspected OF the theft,
Wis arftstth by Vhfrr tiische al the sixth pre-
chict, Who ,aAhi ne - Nr ~, NJ en''easorips TO
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devour one Of the missing $40 notes The prisoner
admitted 70 n s com sne her for
sria.. In her final examination the accused denied
her gait
LIGHTHOUSES KEEPER ROBBRD.-On Saturday night
Henry. Weber, keeper Of the lighthouse at Tomp-
kinsville, g. l., was walking through Moore street.
when a boy giving his name as John Styles stepped
$40 from his vest pocket on with his plumber.
Mr. Weber cried ''Watch'' and followed In pursuit
OF Styles, when officer Thompson, OF the First pre-
cinct Joined in the chase and succeeded IN arreslng
STYLES. Search was made for the missing properly
but il could not be found. Styles, who ID only
eighteen years OF age, yesterday arraigned be-
fore Justice Bowling anu committed to the TomDs
for trial in default of coo bail. The accused say
he was born at No. Is Moore street. lives al NO b
Pearl street and does nothing for living.
A NOroRI0us PICKPoCKET.-Mary Leonard, alias
Mullen and Kehoe, decidedly unprepossessing
sample OF her SEX yet one whose photograph is
considered an attraction to the Rogues' Gallery, was
brought face to face with Justice Dodge for stealing
pocketbook from an Old lady named Eliza HON.
man. Mary miscaculated her victim IN TINS IN
stance as according to the evidence the Old lady,
though seventyfOur years or age, yet when she leil
the tug at her purse turned actively around seized
the thief by the back OF The head and notwlthsand
ing her desperate efforts get away held on to her
like grim death until officer Mcconnell came to the
rescue Mary was committed in default OF g, 900.
Catnarine Pollok was held TO answer III $1,000 py
Justice Dodge for stealing pocketbook from Chas
Tuily While he lay asleep corner Twentieth street
and Broadway Saturday evening.
A CURIOUS CAsE.-Wiiam j. Vail, No. $40 East
Nineteenth street. preferred Il charge before Justice
Dodge, at the Jefferson Market Court, against little
girl, Annie Donnely, and boy, named John Michael
Kelly, for having picked his pocket OF purse con-
tanning So and some trinkets worth much more.
VAIL IN making the charge, acted In confused ana
suspicious manner, which was soon explained when
the little girl got an opportunity to speak and stated
that the complainant had been following her around
Gramercy Park Saturday afternoon, Offering her a
dollar II she went with him up an alleyway IN the
neighbOrhOod Justice Dodge held Vail In 81 900 to
prefer his charge at the Special Sessions. In de-
fault he was committed to the House OF Detention.
The boy and girl were committed to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07

TRIBUTE or ADOPTED CITIZENS TO HENRY A.
WisE--The movement to raise sulscription by the
foreign born population OF this country for the pur-
pose ~ purchasing u homestead for Henry A. Wise,
~ Virginia, seems to he taking definite shane, and
IRON the nuicaiohs the sum required be raised
show IN this way recognition of Mr.. wise's great
services IN vhdicatiou Of the rights OF the adopted
citizens IN the memorable Know Nothing campaign
Of 1854. In Boston the amount OF 1900 was sent In
small sums TO the Boston riot m q few hours ar,er
the appearance OF an editorial In tha, paper slvocat
ing the undertaking: and in Richmond very con.
siderable sum was promptly raised for The same
purpose. In Washington we hear that q number Of
prominent citizens, many Of them OF native birth,
have expressed dlsnts;toD ~ make ND hands
uutribuiIOn tor tbis fund Wasl .ugioy .iur
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07

UTICA, July "a. 1855
Ny DEAR SIR have not been able unti this
moment 70 answer your kind letter Of the 18Th inst
7 am gratHed with the Kindness Of my fr,cnds: but
they bave plunged me into sea Of troubles. ] do
not know how the canvass Will go: Dnt, now HAT /
am Ia the hqht, shall do the best can. see the
republicans are trying TO dodge the financial issues
and TO sink the election into mere personal contest
Our papers mnst not allow this. They must push
thc debt and xalion upon public attention. II you
Get time hope yos. viii ran ny anu see NE. Mrs
seymour ypit zoe ~ asking sev w give cvr ofpp''r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07
BOATING NOTES.

The race between Biglin aud Hayes viii take place
or the Elysian Fields to-day at four p NJ I, promises
10 he exciting The distance s three miles, the
amount $780, and the condition ia play or pay
Advice comes rom ptsburg thar the great
srulnDx inatch between Brown and Couter for the
championship Will take place on "Wednesday after
noon next. Brown arrived there at noon Yesterday
ana NJ once went into training Hamili the Little
Engine, mas Challenged the winning man OF this
contest TO row nm within two weeks from that
time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07

The Anglo.French Yacht Contest at Havre.
IRyde august 23) correspondence Of London Post.
Last night intelligence was received here of the
conclusion oil the great international race between
the yachts OF England and France, which CON-
menced az Deppe at one O'Clock on Thursday after
ty the Emperor OF the French, with second prize
consisting Of gold medal and 500f., given by Mr..
THOMAS BrOadwood, the course being from Dieppe
tn Rydc and back A French war steamer was sent
over 10 Ryde as mark vessel, and round which
tne yachts had to 20; The vessels that
started were the Mystere, Croissy, Aiber-
tine and Lynx. The course towards Ryde
was very long one, on account OF contrary winds
ana tide: and they did not arrive until Friday after
midday. The following was the time taken OF the
two Drsf vessels, nothing having been seen of the
others
~. N. s. H. NJ. &
Albertlne Is o Croissv 3 10 o
The vessels having rounded the French steamer,
then proceeded back again TO the eastward which
they did WITH a rafting breeze. In the course OF
Friday night they must have felt the full force of the
southwest gale which SET in and drove them before
u Ike lightning, rs was evident from the time OF
their arrival. Gu coming to Ryde the leading
schooner occupied upwards OF twenty-four hours.
but on the return the vessels covered the dis
lance IN less than half that time
lBy submarine telegraph
The following was the time Of arrival OF the first
two vessels
w. Ms ". M. 81.
The Mystere and Lynx had not arrived.
~ Will thus be seen that the Albert,neformerv be-
ionpihg 10 Lord Londesbor0ugn, but now owned by
captain Phibbs-wins the first prize and entirely
running away from the hest French vessel sent TO
sail against her. The Croissy takes the second prze
we eyes OF French owner 1t will possess an adj
dtiuDal value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07
CsTi IyTEEl,CEEGE.

THF WEATHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we tive
record OF the temperature ior the past twenty
four hours, rs indicated by the thermometer at
Hudnut's pharmacy, 2Is Broadway, HERALD Build
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07
YACHTING.
Tho ln,rrnaiiHuai Race Ia Enginnd-The
Chaiieuse os tbs ssappEe ANA Raics.

LONDON, August "a. 1865
me challenge so chivalrous!y thrown out by MIR
BALDWIN Of the New York Yacht Club on behalf OF
the American schooner Sappho. has been promptly
taken up by the owners OF the oimara, Condor
Anne and Cambria and the match Is 20 take place on
Tuesday next August 25 starting from C0wes Castle
at nine A. NJ. The following are the conditions Of
the race:-
A sweepstakes OF twenty s0vereigns each; time for
tonnage, Royal Yacht squadron scale; course, once
round the Isle OF Wight. The course TO be completed
by the first vessel In nine hours or less the race
to be declared void the day The TO sailed
under the directions and by rules to be supplied by
the sailing committee OF the Royal Yacht Squadron.
The sappho to be entered Of $40 tons; the English
Yachts according to Thames measurements; cutters
to have two-thirds of their tonnage added. No
square sail 10 be carried hut no limit fore and
aft sails or the number OF hands. No greater time
than twenty minutes to be allowed. The race
to take place on Tuesday, the 25th. Vessels to be
at their stations at eight A. NJ and to start pune.
tually at nine A. M.
The sappho and Oimara are to sail on even terms,
but the latter is TO be cassed as against the English
Yachts at 275 TONS the Condor and Alne at 2l5 tons
and the Cambria at 1913; consequently the scale OF
INNS all ya pc i'll he fOllOWs:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07

ALL QUIET IN CArABouLA.--R. w. Taliaferro, late
Postmaster OF New orleans, has Just returned Irom
Catahoula parish. He informs US that AFFAIRS there
are In far better condition as respects crops and
general tranquility than he had reason TO expect.
Union men live in the most perfect security and there
Ia no such thing as M klux In the parish NeE or
leans TfcOvupe. sept. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-07

"a. me. ray yours,
HuRATiN sEiMOrR
Len a. M. lE0EraoLL Nav Haven, cpnn.
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The Condor was consequently declared the winner
by one minute and twenty. three seconds, after de-.
Quoting her time allowance 10 the others.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

The true Christian never INDUCES in
evil speaking. Ii is r,ean aud cowardly,
and the sure indication Of a low. vulgar
mind. A woman given to this vice, is
generally little less than monster. Show
me such one, and | would avoid her as
would the deadly poison of the Upas
tree, which throws blight upon every
thing within its reach There is one cir
cumstance attending the sin Of slander
which renders il peculiarly injurious-the
difficulty of calculating the i'll effects pro-
duced by it. When once you have utter.
ed the words Of SANDER, ii is no longer in
your power to stop their progressively
travel from one to another into general
circulation. Behold" says the Apostle,
"what great FIRE a little spark kindlethl"
How many are the griefs caused by ex-
sggcrated reportsl How many the peace
OF families destroyed by theml The dis
cords and quarrels in neighborhoods may
frequently be traced to this malignant
source. The Misrepresentation Of de--
traction have even caused friends to arm
themselves against one another. and mur.
der has been the consequence. Many are
the individuals who owe their ruin to the
thoughtless and ill-natured discourse OF
their neighbors.
Indiana American., 1868-06-26

for q sufficient amount to enable the Board
TO take up all the n certificates, aud thus
forever ex,inguish that portion Of the State
debt. Within few days after the notice
was given, one million Of the certificates
we're presented and paid, and at this time
all have been redeemed with the exception
Of few thousand that have not been
presented.
At the present time il can not be shown
what proportion Of the five per cent. GER
ti6cates may be redeemed on the frs, Of
July next, but il is thought that from
rhree-qnar,ers Of million to million Of
the certificates will be redeemed and can
celled.
The Republican party has taken debt
of twelve millions complicated aud made
almost unmanaeeble by Democratic incom.
pssencSa and indiiiersnee. and 80 persegsred
in the determi nation 70 ,retiove Tho bur
den, that on the 6rst Of July 1868, the
entire indebtedness outside Of the school
fund will not exceed three millions.