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From Central America.

NFw YORK. Nov. 30.-Papama advices of
Noveu ber 29 state that when General Correoso
arrived at Chiriqdi he found the place aosu.
doncd. He then went to Santiago and found
the enemy had also abandoned that placp
Proceeding 10 Hatello, the enemy, 400 stroug
attacked Correoso ard a battle ensueo lasting
three hours, when ta1 enemy fed in disorder
leaving So killed, among them their lea Ter. and
many wounded, number of prisoners, anl ali
their arms and ammunition. The Government
lost thiee killed and eight wounded, among the
latter General Pedro Gotta. THIS battle has at
an end 10 the civil war IN the State of Panama
The revolutionary movement in Costa Rca has
proved successful and President Caslro has
been deposed and Jlmenez installed in his
plDce
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FROM KIOHMOND.
The JEFF. paws Case 4, Court.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov, 3C.-This morning, in
the United States Circuit Court Robert OIll,
counsel for JEFF. Davis, made motion to quash
the indictment against Davis, on the groInI
that tue Fourteenth Amendment prescrbes the
mode of punishment for participation in rebel
lion, which is dsfrancbisement and no otbe.
punishment is prescribed. The pro .ecuting
attorney moved TO postpone the motion until
the latter par, Of the term. Chief Justice
Chase decided TO hear the argument on the
motion on Thursday next
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BAL MAsoUEs-The coming season OF public and
private mAsauerades promises 10 be the gAyest on
record. Costumers and d. essmakeIs are In a whirl
Of prosperity the heads OF bellies Gld beRux
dixsy with expected pleasure and their tongues
running wildly about the coming Alls and parties
which add TO the mad exctements OF the f. shlonabe
world. The gay ana laughing crowd rushes on
hesdles OF political troubles threatened financial
disaster, and scRtteTs m9 nAy lavlshly among the
tbousandA who work for the pleasures Of abe million.
Amongst the many balls "LN Ootere Carnival"
(Which IL announced for Monday, January IL, 1882
bids taf 70 be me most grand. 1t will be OF the
Arst ~ the Acadeny OF Music, aud were IL not for tn
number OF other balls to given we niRht give
some details but invention and genius in oreaniSne
Bal n asquts 40 not come under the oopvTighI az
patent lew so T we refrain sstnes 10 20 say thai
ala Coterie CAInivGl' will be a Bucoess. ~ ~N'
Wemsy mention thst the SUBJ cripiion Nat IL fast
II up. and those who desire 10 be saou al
beware Of dsappo ntment.
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FIFTH EDITION
FOREIGN.

BIZ Atlantic ChbLe.
The "1hunderer'' on American Enter. d.
prise.
LONDON, Nov. 3O.-rhe Times of this morning
comments with wonder on the rapid progress
OF the Pacific Railway, and, noting the extra.
ordinary features of the roai, commends the
enterprise of the American people in overc pming
obstacles heretofore deemed insurmouutable,
and explains the influence this great project will
exercise on the commerce of the world.
The American Minister 10 Spain.
PARIS, Nov. 30 John p. Hale, the American
Minister TO Spain, is in this city consulting ply
ticians with regard to his failing health.
Hcnly W. Longfllow, the American poet is
at Genoa.
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WIZ, HERBS. AND RooTs.-spsers "stAndard
Wine BhteTs" are composed OF his pure Wine With
ne os and roo's the best blters known to the Matera
Medca, and in daily by our best physicians. A,
w q Be Bogen, M. D., of Washington City say OF his
"ine:-In diseases of prostrating character for It's
qualities ss a gentle stimulant and certain tonic,
these Btters are every way worth the attention and
test ofthe Medical Faculty. These Btters and Wines
are sold by Druggists
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From New York.

New YoTz Nov. 3O--George w. Mc Lean, Of
Washington, corresponding CLERK OF the United
stcteo Secret Service Deparlmon', was to.daV
committed 10 jail by Uni ed States Com missioner
jackson, of Jersey City, on a chsrse Of passing
a counterfeit $40 pational bank buI as Il drnE-
ing saloon yesterday. The accused seld he was
intoxicated at the time, and haG no kDo Rled sc
OF ihe aat.
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ASTOUNDING REPoRTa.-

2OC0 CAsEs OF CONSUMPTION CURED.
Professor TTosseau, OF the Children's Hospital
Paris, reports that. in two thousand cases of Con
sumption, IN which the formula for Uphapts 8 Fresh
Atot Cure used, 1t cured nearly every One. 1t
Allays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives a new
lease oflife sold 81 per bottle, six for t5 joan
sToN HOLLOWAY & Cow nEN, No. 500 Arch street.
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CITY ITEMS.

MINE, YOUTHS, b VS., and Children's Clothing.
Ready made; finest assortment In the city; also,
Choice stock Of seeced styles OF Piece Goods to be
n order.
Style, No. and workmanship Of on, garments surpassed
~ none, equdLied by JetO.
AH prices guaranteed Lo0er than the toOes etseI0ere
and rlU sahydction guaranteed every purchaser, OF
the sale cancelled and nlonty REFUNDED.
HaH iuay betiOsen ! BHNMKrT q No.,
Fsth aud - ~, IoWEh hALLl
PHILADELPHIA,
Mo Nav
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FROM WASHING TON.

Special Despatch to The hDe,,tay Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, NV. so.
General Grant,
accompanied by Mrs. Grant aud General Com
stock, lett here this moruiog for New York and
Boston. Mrs. Craut will stop at Phila ielphia
where she will be the guest OF the family of
George II. Stuart.
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JEW ELRY-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. II South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
assortment OF fine every and silverwAre N the city
Purchasers rely upon OBJ aiming real pure arti-
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be equalled.
He aso has a large stock OF American Western
watches IN all varieties and at all prices. visit TO
his store is sure 10 result In pleasure and profit
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RRJMn

HAMM0ND-CLARE.- - November 26 at the
Church OF the Epiphany by the Rev ID. Newton, Mr..
ia MES HAMmOND to Miss CATHERINE E.
CLARK, all of this city.
TOER-HAWKINe,-On the 23d instant, by the
Rev. Theophilus stork, Mr.. JOHN +. STO NK 20 Miss
SUE NJ, ii A " kINS. both of this city, No cards.
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TRENwITH's NEWS DEPOT. lately opened on Ones
nut st west ofsixth, No Ola is model estabshment
OF It's Kind In every respect Neatly fitted up, airy
light and convenient goods consp picuously displayed
everything In perfect order Is really pleasure TO
stop In his place. We have Just received from him
"HRTpeT's Weekly" ana 'Monthiy," the ''AGlgntic
Monthly" "C0mo Monthly" etc.
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CHILDREN's CLoTHINa-
A Splendid Assortment for
Boys Girls, IUfants and Misses,
Selling or CT Greatly Reduced Prices.
N. SHobMARRR e. Co.,
No. 1921 Cnesnut a, rect.
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WHILE WAITING EoR CoUeH ito go as 1t came"
you are often sowing she seeds OF Consumption.
Better try at once JAYNA'G FxPHcToRANT, sure
cure for all Coughs and Colds Sold everywhere.
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Rev York Stock Quotations. Ar Vi.

BOUND OvBR.-William McMulliu, John
Tobin, william Whitney, John Ahern, and
Robert Smith Lister appeared before AL
derman Beitler this morning, and waived a
hearing IN the 'se in which they are cuarged
with being implicatcl IN tho shooting OF P0-
liceman Hill. George Ahern had n hearing
this afternoon; and was b0una over in $500 bail
for tiial.
Jonn Beam and Thomas O'Conner were held
in q Ike amount for keeping d disorderly n Ouse
at Eleventh and Sansom stIe eeJs.
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PREV ENT on RRPENT.-Wheu health has been sac
riced for want ofthe necessary 10 protect IL,
regrets are unsvaillng 1t is better to prevent than
70 repent The most inc'ement season OF she year Is
at hand and Its cold and aamp the source OF in.
hume able distressing ailuents. The best means OF
escaping them is kesp the outward surface of the
body CO nfortably warm with suitable clothing. and
the internal organs In vigorous condition by the
casiopal use OF a healthiul tonic aud corrective.
Winter makes tremendous drafts upon the Vital
forces and therefore 1t ls q when pure vege
table s,lmuIaat and invigorant like HosTKTTEa's
STOMACH B1TTERs Is of Infinite use, especially to the
weak and feeble. IT gives stoina to the system and
thereby enables It to Withstand the shocks of cold
which produce cough, bronchitis eaarrb. and other
diseases of the organs OF respiration Dyspepsia and
every species of Indigestion also greatly agra
waited by cold damp weather, and Tor these COM
plaints the BITTERs acknowledged specific.
There Is no fact better known in this country, and
indeed, throughout the civilized portions OF the
Western Hemisphere than that this genial prsparA
tion is a swift and certain remedy for ali ordinary
diseases Of the stomach and the liver.
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CIGARS.

AVANA CIGARS. LEADING
IL brands; flesh lots Imported by every
bIands
MARIANA RITA, best pure Havana leaf
FRA DIAVOLO, pure Havana filIers.
Lou prices and i0dY, Gnted qualify
+. FUGUET q SONS, No. 229 y. Front st.,
ii % Wfml6t5p Importers and Manufacturers.
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AND No. 900 BROADWAY.
rKMus WARD on WASHINGTON.

ARrKMus WARD on WAsHINsToS.
II. Ward sdySOr
~ WAsHINGroN, that his
great fOrte in not
hdvinO dnU man Of the pTCient generation 10 resemble
Am TO arg alarming e1tent.
CHARLES STOKES Co.'S,
forte In surpassng all others in the quality Fyle,
and cneapu ess Lheir fue Customer Made Clothing
Every garment cut customer pattern by pracI
cal eriisls. ,,,,
AT Ne. S24 Chesnut htFeet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
TO WOOLLEN MANUFACTURERS.
WOODEN MACHINERY
CLEVELAND Il BAssETT.

JONCIlON bHOP, WORCESTER, MASS.
Manufacture Wooden Maehiner, OF Superior oua,itv.
combining all the valuable Improvements Ia this
conn ~. and many from Europe. and IN style and
finish not surpassed By any. We continue to bnild
Carding Machines. vi b Iron or Wood Frsmes Pat
emit Spinning Jacks; Yarn TWistefs with apv nm
her ofSpindios desired. with Single or Double CYL
inders, from entirely new and much Improved nat
terne Yarn Spoilers and Dressing Machinery
All kinde OF Cloth Fini hing Machinery. including
Shears, broad and narrow: Gigs, double and Sing le
acting; double acting Brushing Machines Fullipy
Mills, Wash Mills, Paent Cloth Dryers, Uvdros,a,ic
and Screw Presses. New machinery for Velvet. Pc
terseham and Whitney fiish. Cloth Winding and
Measuring Machines, etc. Wool Pickers. DusteYs
wiliowers. Patent Hydro Extractora, Of new ana
improved plan; Wool Dryers. Band Machines. Bob
bin winders, Card Grinders, Turning Rests. Plate
Heaters, etc. ALSO Machinery Castings. Mili Gear.
Ing. Hangers Pullcys and Skating, etc.
Our machines are In substantial and superior iron
frames. when preferred, but wood frames will be
furnished al low price when called for ana are war
ranted 10 be equal In every respect to any machines
made in the United States.
In addition 20 the above named machines Of our
own make, we are cpared TO furnish Crompton's
Looms, Parks 4 Wooison's Shears, Steel Ring Bur
Machines and Bur Pickers. Card Clothing and man-
ufacturerr findings generally. lowest price
and can furnish our cuet0neee WITH mseAlnesy for
woollen Mills complete, III pecnplness, nd = =
favorable psiese - ny 00ss boUoesDs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

The excellent soup provided at the Bos-
ton soup houses costa seven cents . gallon.
"Florlda, the Stonswall Brigade" il the
name Of q new romance by General Lee.
in the Southern Home Journal, published
in Baltimore.
Subtract your age from eighty and two
thirds OF the result will give you the prob
able duration Of your life.
In Siberia they think the weather mod
crate. and call the day pleasant, when the
mercury is only sixty five degrees below
zero.
The Young Mems Christian Association,
of Brooklyn, gives breakfast to the poor
every Sunday morning.
White gurpowdsr is the last Partisan
novelty.
The school teachers of Baltimore have
started project for removing tho remains
Of Poe, the poet, to Green Mount Cemetery,
near that city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

TIE agent Of the Frcedlnens bureau in
Madison, Georgia, has notified vagrnnt ne
Grncs y nj they must 70 to work at once or
be trea'ed as vngren,s.-Erehanee.
That's nn awful state of Affairs Why
close the Bureau upon the dark skinned
brothers" Verify the c,lored troops fought
bravely;' why withdraw the protecting
arm from about them, and reduce them 10
the shocking alternative of earning their
own livingi Let tho "sgent" be immed
lately stricken from otlicc. He is unquss
0cnsbly miserable Copperhsad.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IN Hoe sfoNo vINCEs

eorr's MALT EXTRACT BxvEKAeE or HEALTH.
Nrw Yosx. Feb ~, lsG6.
Me-. LsosAAp How. 5sa Broadway. N. Y.
Dear Sir In reply to your inquiry as 10 the action
taken BY the Academy Of Medicine in reference 70
Hon . tract, which vas submitted 20 IL for exam
nation some weeke ence, have TO intern you that
the Committee Of Three 10 whom Il wa. referred.
with directions 70 report upon It, took the sitter In
TO csfc'ul consideration. and on the 9Th inst nj
ior'y OF the committee psesented report thereon of
viii b the following Is an extract:
tThis letter and the following repo,t are s,ned bv
the hairman OF The Committee, Dr. John IL Gr;ss
com - " 10
hEroRr TO rBs sKw YORK ACADEMY OF urp,orx,
"Ihe Committee have aeccrtaincd 20 whss ,hex
consider sufficient extent. the lNGRE DlRNrS -,
the article and also IT, Mode Of Preparatios, and
they have reason to believe that IL iifers in
marked particulars from the usual prenaratlons =,
malt known Under the name of Beer AIe and pnr,.s
and they believe II calculated to act a. mild Tonic
and 10 certain extent a. Nuirment in some ca
which the Ordinary malt liquors might rot be
found to agree especsllp in OF The mod
crate quantity of alcohol 1t contains in comp,ris IN
with them, and they feel JUS ned in recommeuding
TO the profession Tor trial in appropriate cases.
Sold byI.ANYRLDr. THODR . CO.. Agents.
No. VI Wess Second street, Davsnpsst Iswa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

TnE Sprin gfield Republicas makes a con,
parison Of the conduct Of the people Of two
vel known nations under difficulties. A
Japanese will commit kari-kari as soon as
he goes into bankruptcy; an American
pays ten cents O The dollar and laughs .,
he egoditoso
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

Mona lnrsAcAMENr AHsAp.-Not salts
eel with Ben. Wade as the successor Of
Andy johnson in the Executive chair, the
Radicals are making An effort to mpsach or
supercedc Ben. Wade. lie WAS pretty thor
oughly impeached and superseded in Ohio
last fall, which ought to be enough for one
years humiliation. However, iii proba.
bly, best that he should be supcrceded so
msy il bc with him ard all others of the
eamc political litter.
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TO VGBINC E5sw.

no ayrrrt Seminal Leases, to conquer bad habits
i aud remove the eflects OF carly Error send Is
cents to GALEN'S HEAD DiepkNsAki, Louis
vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten years experience IN this speciality
patients suffering from any disease Whatever pr
vate or confidential nature, and ladies troubled with
any of tic ailments peculiar tp the rex, by enclosing
20 cents above, with brief statement of case will
receive particulars for self treatment BY return mail
and thus avoid quackery Wa also have Narx
Clasp which we guarantee 10 varicoeele In four
days. The Electro MAJ netfc Preventive. Those de-
siring 10 limit their oil-prfg, enclose stamp
for pam phlet, containing epgrsyings and e1 plana
tons OF the above preventive. with AN essay the
subject OF prevention. All correspondence conf
DENTAL. Address all letters 10 j. s. WILLIAMS,
Drawer TAT. Louisville. Ny oct24d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

Inn Dubuque Herald Of the 4,h labors
"''s' mistake. Its article relative to Sen.
AYR A1''''hs' and the call for Republican
Stale Convention, implies that Mr. LAIR;
mer was elected upon III. peo,,.,. TIL :,
last fall. which was not the e..
been elected to the Senate two ,e
yiously. P'~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

Tnr Philadelphia Ledger says: The
evil effect Of political excitement and Of
new financial propositisni,ts, is to unsettle
confidence Tor the time, and necessarily to
interrupt business. Ia the last week the
Country has lost millions Of dollars w the
check gwen to business and TO credit hv
the ipings at Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
KNOWLES
STEAM PUMP.

PATENTED IN ENGLAND AxD FRANCE.
This Pump has received the HIanEsr PsKxIux At
every tair whereit has been exhibited. VIZ: New
York, Boston. Baltimore. Cincinnati, Buffalo SYRIA.
cuHe, Springfield and Worcester.
IL has no Cranks or Fiy-Wheel. and has no dead
points where II will stop consequently II Ia always
ready to start without using starting bar and does
not require hand work 10 get II pact the centre aud
Is the only Pump made that Will work Its steam
valve with water, consequently ls always ready to
start when the steam cylinder Ii filed with cold wa
ter OF condemnation.
1t has been used for than eight years for feed
ing stationary STEAM BOILERS, and has been used
more than 1--WE years on LOCOMOTIVES, and Is the
only Steam fnmp yet tried that IL in every way adap
ted for that use. II has been extensively used for
pumping water for Hotels, Pnblic Institutions. Min
ing Purposes, aud Manufacturing Establishments Of
every kind, with perfect II has been tested
In the Navy, aud in consequence IL recommended by
the chief Engineer OF u. b. NAVY 10 be used NJ ID.
Navy ards and on Steamers. A. u Fire Engine II If
recommended by al ins Companies. and II uniyer
sally adopted by tho manufacturing companies in
New England. Although have been constantly
making additions tAour Works. yet the rapidly increa
sing demand for orr Pumps has hitherto been great
er than our possible productions hut with recent en-
argemeni VI Cur works, and extensive additions TO
our manufacture facilities, hope to BE- able to
supply all orders
Th5 rrobrieturs offer tits pnmp as the most Per
feet Independent Steam Pump invented, and
for implicitly and durab ty defes competition.
For further information address the Proprietors at
their works,
Warren, Observation-Disclosures. enss.
KNOWLES Smiley
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
ID r.. y A M Il s.
Formerly Of Jones Loci Hospitel, Csaom
Houss Street, Nsw Orlsans, La.
Est b / 3 h . d In 1850,
Aud located in Chicago for The last six years.
HAN REMOVED TO
NO. 90 RANDOLPH STREET,
Chicago, ILL.,,
Nearly opposite his Old Once,
Where be may be consulted upon the treatment
or Chr onto. eWercasrt0t
Syphtltttc, ScrOfssfOsss,
And oil
BLOOD and Skin Diseases
And Disorders OF
r~-rnU1Oma Yeuereal ChnPaCfeP.


Cures them without resortins to Mercury. Iodide
Potsssii, Arsenic, or any poison. but with Neutral
iser positive for all humore and blood poisons
()HnAxIo WEAKNESS, erch ~ Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions. brought on ~
entailed hercdtarily, causing loss OF memory confu
son depression, dinnese, and oftent'mes insanity,
With other deplorable train of symptoms. tfeated ard
radically cured with infable method saving much
tme and expense. elect, Gonorrh9a, Structure, and
eli Diseases peculiar to the sexes. Of private nature,
's Hla d.sea.ss Of tho MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the blood hiss become poisoned, producing
blotches on the face. email wstery blissrs, pans n
head and bones. liberated throat, nose, limbs and
body scrofula, together with an endless number OF
sunerngs.
tn medical faculty and profsssoss Of medical college,
etc Those afflicted should apply Immediately, and
BE- cufed oftheee terrible diseases.
DIR. JAMES has justissued arevieeA, improved and
greatly enlarged edition Of THR MONITOR on Ven
era Diseases peculiar TO the Sexes with directions
and prescriptions for self treatment.
srEsxAroaxBxA, causcd By eclf abuse, sexual ex.
cess &C, IL fully treated and viii not fail to arrest
The gttention fthe reader.
Animportant feature OF the book Ii trcntife upcSS
Oonception-how avoided-end the necessity "no
propriety, sometimes, OF SO doing. .,esn,,v
Tie yarions diseases peculiar 10 fens'e7'
treated and their remedies given .. ,...,, ana
The Monitor Is printed upan s ss5 pages, and II il
,.,snasa !. : honas : he Kept prtvats reference
ana copsultatiop. 1t is rauitnm 70 paryotMucn N
the smallest space Buy N saa ola ana Young q
injnrc none but bcneat ~ .i,pla prioc ii
both sexep-raarIiod aud eine" "a
Et s1so. 81 iisDMss p O. Drawer Ssss. chicago, ~,
~, 'smcs ~ dearborn street. Chicago. where b
Nr \: nnulted personaly q b. lelter upon al az
sy ~ s.,sainins q ~ speciality. 04ea honss mo-
nv eceT. j. Coa6uitasacns suuoasseas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

An old lady in Newburyport recently
complained Of her tax bill, saying that she
had not 20 much property. The assessors
asked if she did not have nearly two thous.
and d liars in the Savings Bank of neigh
boring city. She ridculed the idea. They
told her she had better send on her bank
book She did so, and found that $3.50,
deposited long } ears ago. had then reached
&l,750.-[ Boston paper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

SAMUEL VISA, of Peoria, H., married a
y -. lady last September, ard on the 10th
aci,,, informed her tia, tho priest who Of
"a. ~ Vas . shoemaker friend Of his who
sb.rsio.sss for the occasion, and that she,
"a, eio ca was no wife. Mro. Wiser suec
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05
The Confessions and Elk porien oe
OF an Invalid.

Published for the benefit. End as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood. &C. sup
plying The hrRss OF Snr CURE. Written By one
who cured himself. Ind sent free receiving
post dali directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n Y. ALSO free. By the same
publisher, Circular Of DAISY SWAIN, the great
poem Of the War decIT-d.S w:m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

Tue burglars Of Wisconsin have invented
. new mode Of prospecting" after family
plate. They pretend 70 sell patent burn
ishing powder, and offer to prove its effica-
CIV on the spot. The unsuspecting house
keeper brings forth the Spoons, and Of
course the next night the amateur polisher
steals them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-05

Tnr losses BY fire in the United St,tes
during January. caused by conaasration,
each destroying property valued At $4,000
or over, are reported at So. 449 900 AZ com
pared with 81 .043 900 losses during Janu
airy, 1867. In January. 1868. the larges,
fres were at Chicago, aud out Of the So
$4,000 losses reported, &4,23o, 900 were
In that city. Daring last month there
were no fires in either New York or Phila-
delphia, of which the losses were estimated
at more than $2o, 900 in any one case.