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OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE.

Rev. II. NJ. Field in letter explains the way as
follows in which he was led to take part in the
extraordinary deathbed marriage at the Astor
House,
How did come to be presents Simply from being
In company with Mr.. Beecher mo bad company, l do
assure YOU. Mr.. Beecner had spent the afternoon
at my house by appointment TO meet Father Hya-
clnthe. 1t was there the message came to summon
him 10 the bedside OF the dying man. As am
detained at my once I'll ? late hour on Tuesday
panied him down town Arrived at he Astor Houss
II seemed unfeeng to pass by the door where q
ma man was lying at INC point OF death, whom
least asking If he still breathed Within found
group OF friends In extreme distress After few
inquiries and words OF sympathy / was about to
that with grief so profound as O stranger, had
no right TO intermediate But was requested to re-
posed to be near his end. stayed willingly, as
feel that Christian minister is always In his place
In q sick room and beside the bed OF death. The
doctors had given up all hope. He could live but
few hours aud his last wish was to be united to
the woman Tor whom be had sacrificed his lie. OF
dying man. " there were no legal objections In tho
case; that Ii, II she had been legally divorced from
her former husband. of that had no knowledge
sufficient thority for the fact. lie, as you well
know, is most rigorous In his views Of the sanetlty
OF the marriage relation. No free love notions have
any tolerance from him. There Is not an orthodox
minister in the land who s more severe and rigid in
his ideas OF morality in this respect than Horace
Greeley. Yet he had been the one to write to Mr..
Beecher to come and perform the ceremony, ana
Mr. Beecher himself who, Though his lion heart leads
him to be foremost in any danger, yet unites with
once EXPRESSED tho slightest doubt Of the proprlety
OF the step. Finally the Rev. Mr.. Richardson, OF
Boston, brother Of the deceased, the editor Of the
sured me In the most positive manner that Whatever
had been the relations OF the parties before, whoever
was nsnt " wrong, there wes not tho hmaleet douos
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SUPREME CoUaT-cHAmBEAS.
Decisions Rendered.
BY Judge CardozO.


The Florida Railroad Company u.s. The Ne,o FORK
warehouse ana Security Company.-Injunction
should be continued until the trial, &c.
BTunguiere ct a. us. Trapager ct al.-Motion
granted on payment OF costs OF the default and ten
dollars costs OF motion, &c.
In the Matter or the Petition or Abner L. Ely to Vd
cate Assessment or Pdc'g Forty second street, &C.
Order granted 70 vacate, &c.
BY Judge Barnard.
Wallace Us. ACCOMPLISHMENTS ordered.
McKessOn ct al Us. HdlIiddu-Same.
Franklin cs. Mdr,r ct aL-Motion granted.
IN TIE Natter or the Widening or SAITH Avenue,
mon. 1l0n Street TO Harlem RiUer, Gc.-Order
granted confirming report OF referee and distribute
BY Judge Tngraham.
In the Matter or the Application or Phfettus Holt
LdictOn FOR Money! Gc.-Order granted.
Natthe,1 4. Read ps. Richard Dalton ct di-Judg-
ment, foreclosure and sale ordered and referee TO
sell.
Frankel o. REORGANIZATION granted on payment
OF ten dollars costs OF motion
Mtshel Ell Ill rs. StetSon, J,.-Motion granted, go.
Redlich et al Us. D0M-Motion granted on payment
Of ten dollars costs.
Chine1ma, us. B,atton ct al.-Motion granted.
In the Matter or the Application Of The Commits
sioners 0rthe Central Park, dc.-Report confirmed.
waterbury Buckle Company Us. Hitchcock
Motion granted
National Bank Of Utica Us. Wilhtana J. Clark, de-
Default opened and cause restored to calendar, dc.
Coztn cs. Zeto1, dc.-Allowance granted, DC.
Gaf.nisS rs. JdrsianV ct Gl.-Order settled.
Ctdffn Ell al Us. ChTistdl.-Same.
Aecklem ct at. Us. Marsh, Gc.-Motion granted.
Notice.
All issues filed after Saturday will be placed on
the third Monday in December calendar.
by order OF the Court.
CHARLES e. LOEw, County Clerk
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THE ENGLISH TURF.
Decline OF Racing Sport in England-Thc
Tone Of ITurfrnen Altered-In the Courts Of
Law.

Decline OF Racing Sport in England-Thc
Tone Of ITurfmen Altercd-In the Courts Of
Law. -
LONDON, Nov. 20. 1869.
The turf In England promises to be In the same
position as the famous snakes In Ireland" and
shall some of these days be obliged TO state under
this head that there is no turf in England. What
with the constant Eecessions Of the most influential
supporters ofthe sport what with the rapid growth
of abuses and what with internal dissensions that
are ever on the increase lt ia difncut to see how
racing can possibly survive Its own decayand public
hostility. The latest scandal Is In connection
with Sir Joseph Hawey's winning the Liver.
pool Cup with Lctor, whom, 1t Is said he
backed himself after scratching Liderolite,
whom the general body OF turfmen mad supported,
fectiy justiflable; but those VINO had been bitten
thought otherwise, and groaned and swore terribly
Among the most bitter comments on Sir Josepn'S
policy were those or two weekly Journals devoted
chiefly to sport, the sporting Times and the Nan
Aoout 7o,c,a. The former is remarkable for the
fectng on Sir Joseph were gross.
Sir Joseph at once took out summonses against
both Dr. Shorthouse and Mr. Robbins writer OF the
article In the Nan About T0t1nl and they were 10.
day charged with libel before Sir Thomas Henry, at
Bow street. Botn had inserted ample apologies, but
Hawley il an impacable man, and would have none
OF them. Among those present were General Peel,
Lord Westmoreland, the Duke OF Beaufort, SIT
Charles Legard and other sportsmen. all OF whom
gave evidence to show that Sir Joseph mad never
which he himself said most smphaticaly no had
never engaged in.
At the conclusion Of the nearing the defendants
were fully committed for trial at the Old Bailey.
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terday, biz Honor. Recorder Hackets presiding.
hessrn Tweed and Fellows appeared for the prose-
cution.
As there was not quorum Of grand jurors In at
tendance those gentlemen answering to their names
were discharged till Wednesday.
Edwin Dusenbury was placed on trial charged
with obtaining money by false pretencee. Lewis y.
Smith testified that the 18th or July, 1858, tue
prisoner called at his ONCE In William street, ana
presented subscription book containing the names
OF prominent merchants and certain amounts SUP.
scribed 70 the National Home Tor widows ana
Orphans" Mr.. Smith drew him check for twenty
I'VE dollars.
Mr.. William E. Dodge, Jr., was sworn, and testi.
NED that ne was familiar with many OF the charta.
pie Institutions In New York and did not know or
the existence OF the National Homo for widows
and Orphans.n
The Recorder charged the jury that the accused
could not be legally convicted and they accordingly
rendered verdict OF not guilty.
Mr.. Tweed said that number OF the complanants
In cases upon the calendar failed TO attend, and
asked mat an attachment Issue against witness IN
an important case TIE Recorder granted the mo
tion and the court adjourned till Wednesday.
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SUPERIOR cuUHT-speCIAL Tenn.
Decisions Rendered.

by JUURc FItHIHus
Mary NJ De Camp Us. the Neto Jersey Mutual Lite
Insurance Company-Motion denied without costs.
Edcard X. Phelps u.s. william g. Fina.-Order
granted and filed.
Abraham clarke us. ABRAHAM Btnntn0er
denied without costs.
BY Judge Freedman.
Helene c. Syute u.s. Baron Henri De Rfcfere. -Judg.
ment for defendant by default
James W. Steel Us. Pteoe Mdnotte.-Mouon for
new trial granted by default
CHRISTOPHER Weber Us. Le0,lhafd Mtt1k.-Report
OF referred In favor Of plaintiff for 1929 ~ affirmed.
John Thomas Us. cornelius u. PdVne.-Allowance
Of nve per cent granted.
Zi,aen Earfestd Us. Michael Bf0int0.-Moton
denied.
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SUPERIOR CQURT--GenERAl TERM.

The Old Practice Resumed.
Before Chief Justice Barbour aud judges McCunn
and jones'
At the opening OF the General Term yesterday
Chief Justice Barbour. addressing the members or
the bar, who were present In large numbers, said:-
The judges OF this court have determined to return
to the old practcetnat 10, the SIX judges will sit
the last Saturday in every MONTH for the purpose OF
delivering opinions
Case Of Practice.
John n Ho,cdrd rs. isaac w. Snstth-This was
motion to dismiss An appeal on the ground that the
attorney having accepted the conditions upon which
the order below was granted he nad thereby waived
his right to appeal. Motion granted.
For motion, ex-Judge Barrett; opposed, 8. p Nash.
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characterization to Enjoin Proceedings ON
Complaint.
Before Judge Barnar

Ness erole ct al Goldsmith ct al. ana The Metro
polt;an Paper Collar COnpanv.-This action is to
restrain the defendants from issuing among trades
circulars purp0rting to give results Of recent
suit OF HOFFMAN vs. Steefu and others in the United
States courts, In which circular defendants claim
outside coating whether smooth or linen finished,
are embraced within the Hoffman patent. The pre-.
sent anL = 20 enloin the acuon on the grouna tnss
was obtained by colluson and that 1t not estab
.sh what the circular claims. temporary inJunc-
tiOn was granted.
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CRY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsrYnDAY.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature for the
past twentyfour hours In comparison with the
responding day or last year, as indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Build
iDQ. corner OF Ann atreet:-
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The government OF Berlin lately demanded from
that OF Dresden the extraditlon OF Deputy, M.
Lebknecht, condemned In Prussia for speech hos
tile 70 King william, delivered At public meeting.
The Saxon authorities have declined to accede TO the
demand on the ground that one OF the provisions OF
sens for political onenceS
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SUPREME couaT-spfciAL TERM

Before Judge CardOzo.
During the term this branch Of the court viii open
at half-past ten A. NJ. The entire calendar will be
called through. Cases may be set down for any day
during the ensuing week only. The party who,
through mistake took away the clerks special caen.
dar Is requested to return the same and get another
copy.
BY order OF the Court.
GEORGE w. HARDIE, Clerk.
Injunction by n Husband Against His Wife.
Before Judge Barnard.
James n. Fisher cs. clara Ftsher.-Upon the
anldavit Of the plaint an order Of Injunction had
been granted restraining the defendant from selling
and dIspOsing OF an estate at Hackensack, N. j.,
upon the ground that he (the plainttn) had given
her The property solely to be kept as q homestead
and for the benefit OF her children. Edwin James,
counsel for the defendant now moved to dissolve
the injunction upon afildavits denying the state
alleged BY The plaintiff and setting forth that
the estate was her own sole property; that It was
purchased with her own money, and that she had
OBTAINED within the last week divorce against the
plaintiff Tue afidavits were OF q very conflicting
character.
Judge Barnard took the papers and reserved nis
decision.
II. Granam & Cook for the plaintiff, Edwin James
for the defendant.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

The calendar for short causes will be made up and
called on Monday, the 18th inst, at eleven O'Clock
A. M. Jurors will please be punctual In their attend
ance on that day and hour. The General Term viii
assemble some time during the month for the pur
pose OF rendering decisions In all cases now before
It, except In such cases as VIII have TO be rear
gued In consequence OF the resignation OF Judge
Barrett No cases, however, Will be argued untll
the January term when the court Will sit IN General
Term under its new organization.
by order OF the Court.
DEC. 9, 1889. NATHANIEL JARVIS, Clerk.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Recorder Hackett.
Tho December term Of this court commenced yss-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-07

o. DID Mr. Mcfarland speak to your A. Mr..
Mcfarland came round to my desk and asked the
bo0kkeeper wnen the publisher would be in; he
Game within the enclosure " the northern side Of
the once.
q. VINO did no mean BY tho publishers A. Mr..
Sinclair
windows IN the direction from whence he came;
some i've or ten minutes after that lie went and
spoke TO the cashier; 1t was about ten or eleven
O'Clock, and that was the last time saw anything
noon saw MIN standing at the subscription desk;
ne was behind It.; he had been there about ten or
fifteen minutes when Mr.. Richardson came in; he
was writing; thought so from the way he stood at
by the jury-Mr. Richardson went into Nassau
street after he was shot; did not notice anything
remarkable in the manner OF Mr.. Mcfarland after he
was shot; he always seemed very quiet man.
O. DO you allow strangers behind tue cOunter9 A.
No. we do nor, we allowed Mr.. Mcfarland; he was
well known 10 the clerks; we do not allow strangers
there unless they have business with Mr.. Greeley or
Mr.. Sinclair; Mr.. Mcfarland has been In the habit Of
Visiting the ofce the last Two years; he was per-
eonay acquainted with all the parties In the Office
z. What was his business ut the ofllcef A. He
goneray came to the ONCE for the purpose OF seeing
Tho publisher.
by the Coroner-Did you notice Mr.. Mcfarland
a,eI hlcnardson came IN, and II so, Will you say
Mnetner nc appeared excited or not previous to the
snooungI a. NO. did not, neither after the shoot
BY the Jury-Ilad Mr.. Mcfarland and Mr. Richard.
son met at the Office before A. Yes several times;
4 cannot Tell now many times, but more than once;
=. mnse nevor seen them speaking together; they
Woaia recoRnize each other BY glance.
u. HOW long was IL previous to the shooting tina /
they had met togotler beforeY A. It was about
three months before the shooting since they had met
West ~ w
@ Coud Mr.. Richardson SEQ Mr. McFarland as ho
went into tho oficef A. Mr.. Mcfarland was ma r.
osu ma from tas osssrvssson Of any person enter.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
0mciai Paper Of the City.
NV WANTS.

Nv wants are many. and IL told
Would muster many . score.
And we're esch wish . mint Of gold.
still would long Tor more.
want 10 always keep on hand
A quart Of Wolcorr's PAisr;
want that oil should underetand,
an prepared Tor all complaint.
lvsas sra asd faitAfsl friend,
To chser the edserse hear,
Who rs'er 90 Astter will descend,
Or bsnd he knee 70 Power.
want man who'll sivs advice.
And stop eli pain without afss;
Vine 10 genssei. polite aud nice,
And paiots the public fee.
I want my readers. every one,
Who have . teinge OF pan.
Before the ssttisR Of the sun.
Restored TO heath again.
lwa.t TO tell you what is fair.
Know II can be done.
A. wolcotrs Place. on Chatham square.
One hundred eighty one.
Iknow Pain Paint will never stain,
know twill give ysu health
| kne~ It viii remove ail pam.
prime Il more than wealth.
! know that all can test il free
What power these words convey.
The poor. the rich. the blind, can ses
The truth Of what say.
My friends, I bid you all good night.
wish yeur sorrows may be lev
love the truth " aiLtain the right,
AMI on the DosscaAr S'll meet you.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13
Care Of Cancer.

la September last, ! applied to DR.. He
zero. ofChieago, III. 70 remove . cancer
from the aide Of my nose. with which
had been troubled for several wears. and
which had vainIy sought . remedy Tor
DR.. Hebern treated ,ny cass with the same
t- uArksble result that he has attended his
prAe t,cs in similar cases, removing my can.
Ger Fomplst.ly by the application Of his
Axtr rAord,nary ssive, and sending me homo
il 40 wse'S. perfectly cured, and restored
60 pertec, health and spirits. Up TO this
time there are not the slightest symptoms
Of the return Of tho dreadful disease. aud
tr gratitude to DR.. iiebern and IN hope that
this may meet tho eye Of those similarly
afflicted, that they may know where to ap-
plv With an assurance oirelief, | feel il my
duty 10 make this public statement. My
address is Macon City, No.
May 6, 1861. AUSTIN HARRIS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

No HrnBuo.--We do not wish to inform
you. reader, that DR.. Wonderful, or any
other man. has discovered a remedy that
cures oil diseases Of mind, body or estate,
and is designed TO make our sublunary
sphere q blisslul paradise. to which heaven
itself shall be but a aida show, but We do
wish to inform yuu that DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy has cured thousands Of cases Of
ca'arrh in its worst forms and stages. and
the proprietor vill pay a5o0 Cor . case Of
this loathsoms disease that be cannot cure.
II may bs procu-ed by mail for sixty cents,
By addressing Dr.. r. Y. Pierce. Buaolo,
New York
For sale by most Drnpgia,s everywhsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

Tn Wool IHraRssrs. would call
attention Of the manu.acturers and dealers
in wool to the card Of Walter Brown 4 Co.,
New York, in another place. They are
probably the largest commission merchants
in The wool business in New York City.
An immense amount Of wool Is annually
sold by this house. Thsir important ser.
vices are appreciated by the trade and their
reputation in the capacity Of unimpsach
able business men, Is secHnd 10 mono 10
the country. The q. D. Eosssmist thus
remarks on one Of their sales:
The public sale Of wool, through Msssrs.
Walter Brown 1 c., gave general salts.
faction. lswas nooerousiy sttendsd BY
manufacturers and dealers ION oil parts.
including B ,sson, Providence, msnt Of the
ialaDe towns, Philadslphia, Bsl.imose, &C.;
ia word. the largest representation ef
manufacturefs 10 have seen gathered 70.
gethsr for soms tune. Amone The company,
there wers snsssh Iona fls buyers TO hsvs
taken 6vs 70 ten millions of pounds u
wool. il il had bsen offered. Our wool
men and Denutsc ursss are about - 6ne .
body Of persons, when together. - any
other class OF men We know Of, and do
crsdisNo The iaportant interest they repre-
cent. Their freqasnt coming together will
we trust, materially increase the interests
OF one another, and the young sen Who are
now rising mp (and Of whom The bulk Of
the trade afe compesed) will grow Sp to
study one another's interest, - that love
will prepondsrate more than that Of any
other feeling.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

CAUTION /

4 u DEALERS IN FISH WHITTIER wHoln
ss1: e sssai'. ass 1srsey 1919 1919 @ 0H
ss q 's'f ~ ss
tenher %. 1873: Ard shst tie e0eToN AND
GLOC CEsTRR . bOAToa! sAIT t19N CO.,
are the sOL1 LIC8cSEo -undef ea'e paieot, and
The only parties arthor xsd to manufaeanss 1nlsr
y - insstnssnens q ~. paeset. - ssis wul "
- aoes eam Aspeea eealast osesy poeog0 oeojiae
~ eoeh pssporoo 0A.os b ~ ,01o1 vi01o111S
~ hqAss sndss ~ poAf. NJ. ~ OO11m
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Wou,s Use Auy Oaher.

Wsbstsr's Vegetable Hair Invigorator is
the most popular Hair Preparation in the
market, - thousands who are using II are
daily tesdfying. 1t 10 prepared by one Of
the best Chemists in the country. Physr
cians use It, and pronounce il the best
Preparation for restoring The Hair and
promoting its growth, in the history Of
Hair Preparations. won't use any other," "
Is che popular motto. For ~ BY all drug
gis.s. J. wsssrEA 4 Co., Prop'rs.
Nashus, N. n.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

This admirable preparation 10 most e0eient ren.
edy for Daldneso. II prssents the hair from falling
"a or tufpine grey and causss u to grow uxnrlaney,
making IL very soft glossy and beautiful: fcstofiRa
Il to III natural col II also frees The heed fyOn
dandruH and eures all dse Of the eeaIp. Try u
and b. cOnviuced. Do not uee any other. When for
- same prioe you caa ret larger quantity nd
mRch cleaner preparation.
-. n u. - a0ld ~ all DFusxiees.
,s;s.:s ,s:;.a.:ss v seka'' 4(s's,ss $3.50 s -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

LArs NAm.-Ths morning mail train
from The Z .st did not arrive until THE
afternoon. Causs-cars of the track at
| Ottawa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

RAar lsDucENrSr = E'dridr. 9. Bro
o Ter rar, inducements tor . dav or two
They have property Tor sale, tn. is one
e the p investments in Scott county
Gail n media sly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

ANNUAL. GER
STATE OF IOWA, AUDITOR uFiicF
ISsuaAScs l,rsErs,sr.
Dss MosHss, January 3eih. lsty

IxsuaAScw ttr,nrs,sr
Dss MosHss, January ash lsty
wasasAs. The National Insurance company.
t0eated at Davenport, IN the stsie oi Low ~ las
essA 10 tAts office sworn ststmttt ~ its cen
ditios en the thmty int day OF u,csp h,, lsss.
10 accordance with the pro,it,ous of an Ab of
the Oenssai Assembly Of tho stu,e - low a. te
lstis9 10 Insurance Csmpsh,ea, aIr,.,.d tltii
TN. 1855. and whereas, ks'd tta,,meht 'hows
that sad insssswce Comprty .rn,stsict iis
requisite amount VI capital. invested ssi,9u i,d
by said Act;
fasasroas. In pursuance Of ia~. L. J,hu A.
Elliott, Auditor 81 state. do htfety e.rta, that
saiA insurance company is sutn.tt9rd to itpt stet
the business OF Fire Insurance 10 th,s ste,. ~
Assnts. properly sppc,u'sd aud nu'h" s'd 10
scknowlsdge service OF process Tor - q ~ h.i pf
shs 3lst day Of JaLusy, a D.. lk7O
further certify thst saId statement slowt
lsl. The actasl sn.eunt Of paid up
Capital cfssid Company, Dec.
sist. 1888. to be. $50. ti3s.sso 90
ID. The aggregate amount OF Astets
ce ss'd Company. Dec sist.
1898 TO be e.............. ISL. .fso VI
ID. The aggregate sms unt oi Lie.
bilities OF said Company. Dec
slst. ises. 10 be . -. 2g.oCs 81
9TH. Tho asgrcsste Income OF sad
CsmPsny for the year isss.
10 bs s.............. 1854 ~
6th. The Aggregate Expenditure II
ssid Company. for the year
1sss To be. s......+.. T.oI2 ~
Il Txsr,soxx WnsHsov. have here.
T. unto subscribed nv name aud al
NX~d the seal ~ ny Office the dav
and date above VI, ten.
JOHN A. kLLtOTT.
Auditor OF state.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

~ a. artieb Of The hishset merit. DALLBY3
MAGICAL PAIN BxraAcFOR hes been esteem
ID By hua irss Of thousands all over the world for
tie pat thirty years: without eqsai II curise
Pnss. Cssss. Bus,oss. RssunArssn. eoass end sll
eruptons Ot the skan. Il relieves the aose intense
agooy Il . fsW nensnts end always hsals without
~ slisAtsss trace Or seas. Try is oAcs ~ Jour
coaadsncs h Il viii ~ uAsounded. Sold By all
DraegistaaAA cosstry nerchants, rs cents psr bex
By mall free en receipt 81 price. Address
neNRY DALEY, H., Ssw Yerh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

II. a. REcSrEs. Grocer. Nc A. Brady
st.. has rs, received smother invoice Of
choics ffsnch Dried Apples AMI Pears
They are A No. !. Try hem.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-13

A WONDERFUL P.rrARArIoS.-It has
been the study and unsuccessful Efforts Of
the medical fraternity for years, ts i-covtr
some remedy that would prove . sure cure
In severe cases Of rheumatism. During al
this time Of hard research. many things
have been found which will for time ale.
viate the distress Of the sufferer. but noth-
ing that vonii warrant . sure and perma-
nent cure II has remained for one person
u solve this problem, and that he has done
TO the entire satisfaction Of learned dcctsrs
and afflicted humanity generally. DR.. J.
P. Filter, Of Philadslphis. a ply sician Of
thirty five years standing. has produced
remedy which has proved a!msst infallbls.
Hundreds Of the best and most respected
citizens Of the Quaker City have chserfully
ard voluntarily given their testimony -
TO the superior merits Of his remedy. Read
their names 10 another column.