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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01
Tho Cattle Disease.

The Homestead Of the 3lst ult., contains
an editorial ON the scauss Of this disease,
~hich has dscimsted SO many fnc herds
Of cattle In Iowa the present winter. The
disease has generally been attributed TO
eating the smutted ears OF corn ID stalk
aud by some has been called dry murrAin
The editor Of the Homestead has rscsstly
Travelled over Central and Northern Iowa,
and while on his travels made close obssr-
vati0n and instituted general inquiry about
The ravaees and origin Of the disease. lie
reports tho origin Of the disease is still
unknown. In regard to the probability Of
smut being the cause, he says:
When a farmer, having twenty lead Of
cattle, all appart a'ly equally healthy. that
are together TUT - itno u stalk field. one
third Of these benz, taken suddenly iA the
second or third day, dying in twelve to
twenty four hours tharcafter, while the
others eating Of the same food, drinking OF
tho same water. as thirst makes its de-
mands, or In the absence of accessible
water, doing without when this is net ut
hand when in ten counties out OF twelve,
cattle turned into stalks eat their iii Of
nubbins, SMUT. young shoots, weeds, and
the seeds Of these, end drink often or not
as water may be convenient Or remote, and
only live. but grow fat, proves that the
the cause OF causes Of the deaths in the
two counties out Of twelve 10 not Yet
know.
Prof. Townshend Of the College Farm
has an article in the same issue Of the pa
pr on the subject. After discussing the
various causes, a. given by various farm
ers, he says:
Whatever DO the cause Of the mischief,
doubtless the best preventive is 70 allow
cattle to feed in fresh stalk 6slde but .
abort time each day, and encourage them
to drink freely by treating them to salt
This course has prevented ali mischief
TO cattle ON the College Farm. as ! am ia
formed by the Superintendent.
A new question in reference to this dis
ease has also been raised, whether the su>
gar contained in unmatured and frosted
stalks Of ooin and sorghum, will pass INTO
oxalic acid, in quantity sufficient to poison
cattle
Ii seems very singular to US that none Of
the scientific men who had tho opportunity
Of examining the carcasses of animals XII
led by the disease, have yet ascertsined
he cause. The ravages Of the disease,
however, seem to be about stayed for the
present season, a. VIC have seen nothin &
about it in our exchanges for nearly two
weeks.-Stdte Register.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01

- SCIENCE VS.. IGNORANCE AND
HOrTBNfOTs.
Intelligent agents under pay from Or. Railway
are ecLt ~ the relieving Countries 70 engage the
nost CON petent natives TO gather ard sciect the
YEA etabie substances use0 in DIX RAhWAY's
REsoLvkNT. Is Wit
Bsakti, :. A.
JAwAica' w l.
British incis,
Persia and
Some years sinee II was deemed ntces AIRY fol
the protection Of the patic asxinst The imppYfa-
ton 81 spurious roots anu drugs. for Congress to
pase 70 = 0stablishh9 An Ina pestsl Of Drugs in
every pert ofentry In he CAiied statcs But hi.
wire vac su,ion does not prevent the impeftaii
81 epuri"us roots. leaves and medicinal b, RIBS
Peruvian Dsfk etc, bes Nv ii inio his cCun - ana
Europe are spurious. and when prepared for medi-
tina puf peeee are In fsct useless aud faie to pro
physiefsA expect TO realize That 20 such oh;ectien
may exist, and that the paoh may deps I'd - ee
curing the true roote In the rsapsiiiian Resoiv
emf. Dr. hadway hiss sdspted the plan 81 gathering
tue several roots. etc used in his medicines, IN
DE- me direct saPsrvisss Of trusty and iaeii1snt
agents.
II is one long needed The loose manner 10 which
vegetable oarks, rsots, leaves, gurls and other
nedieis.l e sstase.s arc esihetec syisnsss,t
tvee, nall eoBases. Hsttentete. Ac aud the curi
ity ofthese rascas OF sipp spuriou. for the
true. IN selling these roets Sc, To trader causes
many ni:tasss. and oftea disspponss PHYSICIANS
- ~ .es.b pOusepefuH Known properties
II not mailing their ex gsetations
hsnce TIE wisdom And liability Of DE-. Ra1way In
adopting plan that will eecur- he true and GEM
sno vegetable substances. ireeh r. their native
soil. cultivated in gardens ard attended With care
In b astl he obtains pareira brava Jsmeic&
". L.. Sarssparillian lno<a, L l., hem. derr,ns
iudie Persia the Pere,an oil Il expressed nom
amy cd ale nut; Sspsn, the three Rewiy discovered
roots are grown under ocnlrsct by die in psshed
hosticn'turiss and tho oily cornt,y where these
roots are grown. These iaDarese roots are held in
high Estimation by tn. MOBILES. hximos ana di-ila-
guishsd savsses 80 parfyirg sgetts. also In the
cnreo fdsspcPsia. iudigestfn, jsundice. and liver
ceml lsnts and are used tea, after dinner be,sr
ages, and ~ tonic drinks' diei. mixed vine, sc !:
also. possesses the moet aetonishing viz uee over
.kiR q iseases n d impurities of:tbs blood RAD
WAYS SARSAPARiLLIAN REsOLvENT H..
ths-eore the mott perfect remedy in the world
Ne wonder the Ssrssparillas efths shops are 81 h
poor, weak washes compared with DR.. RAr-
VANS SARsAPARtLLIAN THE ROOT
ITSELF dine - from all SARA parfila roots
ever seen in this country. Those wiskisg. . pure
perfect remedy to eleAnse the blosd and eystem
iron Gle Impurities. try Or. RADwAY'e eARSA
PARlLLlAN RB6OLvHNT.
Sold at 81 0sidon Lane. New York OtI botflae
for 9s win be sent BY express
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01

Next TO being married TO the RICH, Per
son, there is nothing so imp ortsnt in one s
life as 10 live under ones own roof.
There 10 something more than . poe,ical
charm in the expression Of the wife:
We have our coy homes, 1t 10 thrice
dear TO us, because it is eur swn. We
have bought it with the swings Of our
earnings. MANY were The soda fountains,
the confectionery Aaloepe, ard the necessi
ties Of the market We had to pass many a
time my noble husband denied himself the
comfort Of tobacco, the refreshing draught
Of beer, wore his old clothes. and even
patohed-up boots; aud I, 0 me. made my
old bonnet do, wore the plainest clothes.
and did the plainest cooking; saving was
the order Of the hour, and 10 have "a home
OF our own" had been our united aim.
Now we have 1t; there IS 10 landlord
troubling us with raising the rent ard ex
acting this or that. I here is no fear haT-
bored in our bosom that in sickness or old
aye we VIII be thrown out Of house and
home, for it is our own, end the money we
have saved to ray reut is sufficient TO keep
us in comfort IN the winter DAYS OF our
lie.
What . lessen does the above words
teach, AID how well would it be if hun
dreds Of families would heed them, and in
stead Of living in rented houses, which take
n large share of their capital to furnish,
and quarter Of their earnings to pay The
rent, dress and eat accordingly, would
bravely curtail expenses and concenti alta
the r efforts on having I" home Of their
own" Better cottage ofyour own than Q
rented palace.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01
PAGES CLIMAX SALvE.

viii cure ecrefuia, or Fever sores, Salt Rhs m
ettsr. Pimples sweTed Breast, Sore Nipples, Chill
blaine. Piles Cuts. Burns. Bruises, scalds and tor
ala external applications It has no parallel. having
perfectly cured these complaints when all otler
remedies had failed.
ehave large number Of CERTIFICATES from vel
known and reliable people. who certify that Pages
Climax Salve has perfectly cured old Ulcere,
of litter. r les and Scrofnla Sores, after they had
bee treated by ysioans given mp incurable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01


Al eleven c'cloos on wednesday, the rite
Of CIRCUMCISION vas perfermed AZ the reals
dencs Of Mr.. 5 y az, 4 the firm e Wolf d
Hart, No. G3i II street north, IN Washing
ton city TIA. subject being an infant Of Dir.
wolf. namei Adolph Grant. This rite.
according &c cusiom, IS administered sishi
days after birth. The occasion drew toge-
th.r = number member OF prominent gen
tlemen, among them Senator'S Williams and
Patterson Of New Hampshire. Representa-
Ayes Boutwell,, Butler OF Tennessee. tuiiom,
judd, Biogham aud Ortiz; General Bedeau,
twho represented General Grant, and bore
an appropriate letter from him;) l.. Broad
head, Second Comptroller; Hen. Is. u.
French. Second Auditor; General Jsdiies.
Register Of the Treasury; Hon. VIM. Hell
mick, Oslsnsl Alexander, Aessrs. Black
man, r. Philip, A. 8. SelsmoD, NJ. BaFs
lett, Hen. A. Riddle. Rev. Mr.. HAsrmaA, u
the Unitarian Church, and General Bal
lech.
A. the appointed heaS the mohpl. Tor
surgeon) DE-. DrisdssbssA, Il Philadslphia,
snnouuced hiuself ready fog the SERVES !;
and two candles being brought In and
lighted on two chairs sistieg together, he
placed on his head black vslvst cap and
over his shoulders scarf Of white msteria
with black stripes, and the quorum Of Isra-
elites took their positions around him,
with their heads covered, while he read a
prayer for the blessing oil the child. Wine
WAS here poured in glasses and handed to
tho alerum, as also a portisn in SILVER
cup, in which was placed piece Of linen,
and the knife, with blade about tve and
| = half or three inches in length, aud round
pointed, was produced irsm . case, As Glto
materials for binding up the wound. At
this point the nurse appeared at the door
Of the room with the child on pillow, and
it was taken by the mohul and placed in
the arms Of its grandfather. Mr.. Hahn,
when the operation was performed. The
mohul, or surgeon, here read another
PRAYER, the responses being given BY thu
father and the quorum, and the child hav-
ing been returned to the nurse, the
company returned to the psr.ors below.
whore an elegant repast was set out, Of
which the oonpssy partsok, and it vas
commenced and closed With prayer by DR..
Biedsnbach, the surgeon, who, by the way
Is specially educated to perform this rite.
THIS rite Was commanded Of Abraham,
/ Genesis XVII. 9th to 18th verses, and has
come down to the present day; the admin
| is,ration Of il always being made the occs
sion Of much rejoicing. Teasing, &C., - the
birth ola male child 10 regarded - . mark
Of favor Of the Almighty.
The quorum Of ten required BY us,ga
vas composed by Msssts. Solomon, ID
Wolf, l.. Openheimsr, Bsar. Adler, Blsut
Gusdorf, jacobson, Asnthsim. NJ. Jossphs,
Of Ohio. add 8. Uhlmon. Of Indiana, ,hs
last two relatives Of the family, who came
for the express purpose.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01
Mof!at'S Life Pills and PhTniX Bitters.

We first used in private practice in 1925. They
introduced to the pubic in 1888. since which
time their reputation has ended til they have
sale in excess OF all other Cathartc Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly family among civil
lied nations no have evidence of their
beneficial effects. Their great success 10 owing 70
their uniform reliability inb ases' OF Constipation
hi .ous an sto n schic diseases, whether of long
or short duraiisn. They are entirely vegetable in
their composition. One ingredient opens the pores
Of the skin asother 10 diuretic. and stimulates
proper action ofthe didneys . third sem ollicnt,
loosening phlsgm and humor from the lnngs other
properties are warming and eathartic, and cleanse
the stomach an bowels fr0n unhealthy sesretione.
Their com bnsd effects 10, TO regulate the impaired
functions ofthe system, md to produce health. II
not asserted Monats Pills . cure all-that they
will cure all csnplainta-Sut under Ordinary DR..
cunstances they may be relic upsn to cure Ner
vousuessfoick Hsadachs, Cssitivsness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Jaundics, Liver and Dinioas Com
plants, Colds. General weakness, &c. They are
expressly made for these diseases. Millione upon
millions Of cares can be cited In Ne single instance
they have not operated - recommended.
The question 10 often asked by 10 it that Mofats
Life Pills meet with such wonderful success
because thsy purify the blosd, and thus rsnove
all causes Of diseases In The system.
Because they act powerfully apon the oeefetiens Of
the body, and removes all impuritiss at once.
Bee auss they Do not reduce the system, but .
vgora,eit-thus requiring NO restraint nom ploas-
Or business, and during their operation never
grips or pain the bowels.
vesC1 - I'm ClmsY
In praise ofModat's Life Pills. which cured then
ofDyspspsia, lDdigestisn. Disease Of the Liver.
Lsss Of Appetite, Headache, Rsver and Ague. Bron.
chits, Neuralgia and Rhsunatism. We refer to
Rev. Saml. Martin and Rev. 3. II. Nay, Of New
FORK, Rev Jas. hobart, Boston, Rev. = webbcs,
cancssi, n. H., Rev, \. heolsy. Springfield. Pa,
Rev:J. G. Evane Bevar,P Rev. W. y. Broncroft
Grand Rapids, Wis Rev. J. II. Gardner, Chiilico.
the. o.. kev Mathew Gardner, Ripley, o., Rev Il.
,. Rodgers, Fort Wayns, and. Rev. ). Campbell,
Anderson, Ind. Rev N. II. Cook. Rockford, Ill. !,
Rev. A. J. Bently, San Francisco. Cal. Rev. David
Elder, Franklin, N. { and many Others
The circular around each box fully explains the
symptoms and effects of each disease, specifies
treatment, furnishes, evidence. &c.
Moilat'p Life Pills are 40 cents per box. Modats
Phanix Etfers. 81 Per bsttle: They are cold BY all
respectable dealery. WHITE ROWLAND.
Propri. ters, 50 Liberty street, New York.
Successors 70 Dr.. Moflst and DR.. Vim. b. Aofs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01
Tho Catholic Church or che
Cn1eo0 States.

Inc OWctat AImoooe 81 the Roman
Catholic Church for the year 1869" pre-
sents the following interesting Information :
The present Pope was bern May 10, 1879 !;
was elected Pope in June, 1886. The Car.
dinals are thus divided: OF the order Of
Bishops, 2; Of the ssder Of Priests, 40; Of
the order Of Deacons, B.
The hierarchy Of the Church IL tho Usi-
ted States Of seven provinces, including
seven archdiecsses. forty nv discssss, sew
on ricaria,es apostolic. In charge Of these
there are seven Archbisheps. forty. nine
Dsnops, three Administrators, four Mitred
Abbo's, and 3.i7o Prests. The number Of
churches is $500. The number of Roman
Catholics is gradually diminishing in the
Southern States, where it vas never vary
large, and is largely on the increase in New
England, the Middle and the Western
States.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01

A JoKg on ARTkxrs WARp.-Artsmus
Ward once had an adventure in Boston
which resulted a. follows:
returned in the boss cart part way. A
psotv girl in spectscles sot near me and
vas tellin' q young man how much b ere
minded her Of . young man she used 70
know in Walthaw. Poorly soon the young
man rot cut. and smiling in seductive
manasr, I said . The young girl in specta-
cles:
.Dsn't I ssaisd you Of some one you
nd 10 know p
q SYss," she said, ''you do remind me Of
lssesA nan, bat be wss sene e ne Psnlten-
,r steoliu' barrel lof 0aekcra be
-, - I eeneloedsd yoa ain's him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01

A Nsw Yexx correspondent has made
she frightfui discovery that the fine looking
sponges psddlsd around the streets are
second hand affairs. and that they we're
once in use at hospital. To what thoy
were applied in thsss establish msnts it 10
unnecessary testats. This explains Why the
articles are sold % ehssply By the pcddler.
The correspondent may BE- mistaken, but
the mere suspicion should cause people
everywhere, When they want . sponge, to
20 u Arst class drug store. and pay fair
price for IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


T701NERLY or JANIS Lock nOSriThI'
J New Orleans. a., te~-aAreies In frssn and slr
TIE last = eais located c. itssn the n0f enc
res-f sfe, a'iri II the a,c IN he treatfner, ~ al
c'sra.ss % private naiarc--can re nj Aunh4lly
coDral.rc ath's 81 ana rgpri. % q. R,Npnrsn 81
~ ~ ~ HzsRrca. sr-Er. ~ ~rAts-. rtoi the
tfrtffHr- nr shfrrr. Sercu-fa'. syp'itifir Blood
and .u = aid slt ,. ,urte ~ OF caHtaaos-
Ncneg,a. isf tef--wA b be cut.r without he use
Of n rc4-. ie'tae ~ aC.as HT-erc or az poison
bal ".t4 ~ aser sAiEzs apositivs foi III hH
HHr- na blood poieoua.
a@lE NEtkNEss, snoh ~ Seminal Weak
M, Nottursi and piurnal Emissions brought on By
3se 81 tne OF a. early ntesc-ciio.. exeesses. or
Il 3 tvitel -causn lose OF memory cor fusion de-
preston drnessof vision. and n en- tiraes insan!.
u viih a depiprable train OF other syuntom--
.rrae3 and radically AIRED By an nfs liable method
sayirr tille and cxpeixe All diseases peculiar 10
the sexual organs. OF private character, radically
ard permanently curcd
Old diseases OF the most horrible class, whore the
The face small wafsy blistess-rains tn the head and
ulcerated throat and noe, serss the linhs
and BODY crofuh-togetheY With IN endless mum.
her OF .utYernRs- ebcfually end permaneutly cured
Da JANIS IL recommended By the prees Of he
eouptry BY Professor Of medical eoasrsa, and 10
the medical profession ,eenerary; Those am'esed
Ds. JAMES can be consulted. eonndentially, by let
ter. o. Drawer sse3, Chicago. enclosing stamp for
return answer or at HE ONCE parlors, "a B lsau-
Aol,,h street. corner OF Dearborn street. from 4.
TO m y. Ten separate roome, and private On.
trance and exte. 80 that patients never come In
eontsct with each other. Everything private and
Ju.t Published, by Or. james two pamphlets. On
eprRsAroEnar, ard SYPruis, and both sent in
sealed envelopes to any address,. receipt Of ten
cents or three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01

CcrrrSo Dows.-A number sflsrge trees
In tho western grounds or tho White
House. adjoining the War Department, q,
Washington. havo been cut down within
the last two or three days to facilitate the
healthy development Of these now l,f
standing. These trees are being cut into
b,roing wood for distribution, wc lsarn, 10
the poor Of that city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01
TO YOUNC RxEN.

no arrest Seminal Losses, to conquer bad habits
80. snu .enorr re snects Of early Error, fend =
Vile. Kentucky.
Having had ten years experiences IN this speciality
vate confidential nature and ladies troubled with
any 81 the ailments peculiar the eek BY enclosing
= cent? ae above with brief staement d cass win
and Thus avoid quackery. We also have q vaSix
Ciasp which We guarantee TO cure varicccele in four
days. The Electro Magnetic Preventive. Those de-
for pamphlet. containing enzravincs and explains.
tionf Of the above preventive. with IN essay the
subject o. prevention. All 3orreopon1snee coma
Drawer ~. Leuisviile. Ky. ost91AAVfv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01

Tss New York Herald says 1.-THE
Senate having been grstined in regard to
the authority for the amnesty PROCLAMATION
it would not be surprising to learn that il
next applied to Andy Jshnson for his
opinions rsspsesing original sin, and the
necessity for infant baptism."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01
STATE u.rE N ~.

Webster City wants the State Fair.
-Birlin slon la. . very limited supply
Of Zoe.
No moro loaded wagons cross the river
1t Muscatinc.
Wolves arc plenty within lew miles
Of Ksokuk.
A fifteen pound bird Of Jove has been
shot in Polk county.
The river opened in front of Burling
ton on tho Goth ul,.
The City Council Of Montana, Iowa,
has raised sAlesn licenses to 5000,
The Press ssystwo boys died in Wash.
inSton from exposure IN skating.
The Treasurer Of Marion county bought
Ia 1900 gopher scalps in 1868 for $500.
-Des Moines is still girding on her State
Fair srmor, and is bound to win. Hope
she will
Returning home from a show in TT
tumwa, last week, . man found his house
in ashes.
A German was found dead on the rail-
road track near Charlton last week Whsth-
or caused by accident or foul play is not
ye; ascertained.
Rsgsdac. Of the Charlton Patriot, is
said to be the youngest editor in Iowa be-
Ing sweet sixteen.
Fort Madison has ten marriag eabls
young ladies who are each worth not less
than $4,000 in their own right
"A girl eight years old saved her life
last week ct Usage. by rushing out Of the
house when her clothes caught Gre from
DANES in the frs place, and rolling ever
and ever in the snow.
w. q. usun's distillsry, At Lyons, 10
again in operation. after years Of idleness.
resulting from seizure BY the revenue Of
6cers. Ii he's been thoroughly repaired ct
. cost Of 10000.
Tho Christian Convention in Madisen
county, rs ~ learn from the Tinterset
Madisonian. 10 resulting in the organization
Of Sunday school and prayer meeting in
every nsighborhood 10 the county not al>
ready supplied.
The Bloomfield Republican says: "Tbs
construction party on the st. Louis / Cedsr
Rapids Railroad can Be seen at work from
The top Of Ph1rix block, making rapid
strides for Bloomfield. Fifteen days, 1t the
farthsst. .and We will witness the arrival II
the first train into our city. nurrahl
An entsrprising Madison county farm.
e. has made arrangements for breaking NJ
and fencing one thousand acres of prairie
the coming summer. i've hundred acres Of
which he viii put in corn.
Tho Dss Moines Register learns that
the c. X. l. 4 p. folks have found an ex.
cellent vein 81 coal at De Soto. They have
been engaged for several weeks in sinking
a shaft, and at the depth of one hundred
and fifteen feet we're rewarded by finding
an excellent vein some three feet thick. Il
is said to Be Of excellent quality. This
discovery is . mine Of wealth for that
locality.
The Decorsh Republican Of the 23d
tnst., says: "A Norwegian living about
two miles from the village discovered few
days sgo, the body Of child lying close
BY his stable door frozen suf. Alarmed
and excited. he Immediately gave il pub
licity, and the appearance Of the body vas
such that an inquest Was deemed best.
The Indications are that the child. AEON
after birth, ~ thrust into the straw pile.
q The Stable. and had been there. perhaps.
fer menth. 1t had been brought to light
81 thse b. eats or rats. ~ il WAS badly
1naved
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01
The Plaster of the Time" Al

The Plaster of the "Tilne." ALI
cocks Porous.
Inlumbago they act like charm. In few hours
violent cough Is relieved by aliaster applied to
the chest Many persons bel eve cold cannot be-
tAksu while plaster IL worn there; this we do
know they greatly assist In the cure OF neglected
cola 20 often the introduc.r Of Cone umpiun.
CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER
gentleman, after severe sickness. had lesion
OF the liver Every quick movement or sudden jar
gave him severe pain, oten laying him up f,rdays
Here he was unable TO follow any occu patton with
regularity.
In this c nditiou. he applied the part aGec.-
ed an ALLCuck's Porous PLASTER AZ frsi
II seen ed to lrritst. II taken OIL But the
M atked improv. ment he experienced afierward
gave him courage 10 try again, and be theref ap
piled uothef pias,er IL isW daye something gave
way-..slipped. Ito nse the genilenau's own wsrds
There was rome soreness for ies da.s after. then
his health was perfectly reetorcd. Open being soun-
dcd by his ply sieian the adhesion or leeion was
zone.
Principal Agency, BRAmszsn 8oess, New York.
Sold by ali druggi.tn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-01

Tss New York Commercial -fdvertiser
iotimsles that "ths Jobs before Congress
will have 10 be pu>h.d through before the
4;h OF March if they go through at all, "a.
altar that Grants regime commences, and
the General has already pronounced in adj
vance agnins, all plans for depicting the
treasury