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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15
Ie0al 0otitrs.
Sheriff'S Sale.
DI VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT AND

ih oF n ii ~ -NEINI AND
- Decree If Foreclosure OF q Mechanic = Lien and
Tor the county Of Boise and Territory of Idaho upon
Judgment rendered III said Court wherein Peter
Peterson, W. O. Weiss, Daniel Talbcrt and VIM Nc
Cart! are Plaintiffs and }. II. FairChild ". ~ Cow.
and, 4. Mckay. \. T. Dennisun. Jonathan Jack son
and q. Hunason are Defendants. for the sum Of
Iwcniy-thrcc Hundred and Nincty-two dollars and
FiiN i've cents with interest and cost Of suit duly
tested III" sh day OF March. H. i. 1863. 10y which I
ain commanded L. sell the following described prop
"Tii. t'": That certain quartz ledge lode sltuat-
ci and hciIg summit Flat Mining District Boise
county, ldah" Territory. aud known as the Mammoth
Quartz Lode or Ledge comprising. III all. FIX humid
s"!! lode or 'd4o being the so.th side Of Grimes
creek and about twelve miles oastcrly from Pioneer
cav and running III northcastorly and southwest
'riN direction" and extending Iy feet each way from
said lode tnH' ill'r with certain Tunnel which Is
IN tho north side Of said lode or ledge. and on The
south side q: Grimes Green. ANA about Eve hundred
Yards from sad Crcck: said Tunnel running in a
south direction 10 tap said lode. and being Of the d.
in'siuus of f'ur feet wide at the bottom and three
feet and eight inches wide AT the top and about ive
feet and ton inches high and three hundred and
eighty feet IN length. and all buildings improve
ncn;s and apyurtcnauCes thereto belonging or in
Ar! wise appcrtAnIg. Public notice Is hereby given
that in accordance with the requirements OF said Or
der OF Sale
Saturday, the 18th day of April, A. D. 1869,
II u o'clock. NJ. Will sell AT the Court House door
in Idaho CITY. at public auction for cash the above
described property to tho highest bidder to- satisfy
said order OF sale and all accruing costs.
/. Il. BRITTEN, Sheriff
Idaho city, March - lsG9-w3,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

loCyT COIEIssIoSERs.-Thi board met pursJ:-
G;o az, on Monday, at the Court House. President
IL Cannady. James b. Duke. and ID. II. Anderson,
Il'ls hla, ClerF. present. and after very active
'lz1sss session Of two days adjourned. The rate
q 1naon vas fixed as follows: for Territorial pur-
Nsi y cents; general fund. Is cents hospital. 10
o1a schools, p cents; expense and salary. 81 so;
a.! Exemption fund. ~ csuts-a total Of 50 20 per
an FI', for taxes for the current year. Sam
SF'~' and IT, W. Thatcher were reappointcd Road
Ns@''lsoF for their respective districts. and a new
e'@.' T2s male to embrace the Gold Hill AMI Ban
{" VI! road to which Jas. Carr was appointed.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

@tae c. H. Z. Hoerchner (Bismark) has sold
aouna 'hus Saloon, and wants to square up
&Ove =: pay all he owes, and to have those
NC MIN to pay up.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

neat q, DEfoT-Look at the new advertise
hnaeh Oe'coVich, for whom the well known John
Isgeh,.' unducts the business, at the established
Val on th nepot on Main street, few doors above
west side. Patronize the depot.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15
Notice..

Notice.
TT s. ASSESSORS ADVERTISEMENT
All appeals to the Assessor of Internal Revenue rela-
tive to erroneous excessive valuations assessments
or enumerations made and taken by Assistant Assess
ors in the Divisions of Idaho Dstrcs, must be made
in writing at my Office in Boise City, before the
20th day of April 1869. AUSTIN SAVAGE,
mar 25wA o. s. Assessor, Dist. Of Idaho.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

WHITE PINE IrEMs.-From the In1and
Empire of April ID We extract the following:
The county officers AZ pointed by the Legs.
lature have entered upon the duties of their
respective offices. viz: I'd. Erwin, Sheriff; A
Ash. Assessor; I. II. Kennedy. Prosecuting
Attorney: H. VI. Eddy. Clerk; Frank Wheel
rr. Frank Drake, and +. K. Crancy, Commits
mlssioners; W. +. Lockhart, Recorder; NJ. W.
kales, Treasurer, and +. +. Mitchell, Surveyor
Mrs. Curl"y (Aunt lIannah), formerly of
DownlevilIe and lately of Idaho, has restau-
rant in Shermantown.
c. w. Kendall n lawyer, recently from
Idaho, had his ankle severely spralncd the
night of his arrival in Hamilton, in getting out
Of the stage.
Wells, Fargo & Go. took $4,000 of bullion
from Hamilton, April 1st
DR.. 5. A. McMeans, a pioneer Californian. is
Superintendent Of the Standing Stone mine at
Eberhardt City. in which he owns large in
terest.
Billy Robinson, the Pixey Sisters, and some
others, are running the theatre in Treasure
City.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

DEATH OF CHARLES :. FAIKFAN-The tel
rgraph announces the death of Charles Snow
den Fairfax IN Baltimore, few days ago. He
was widely known and universally beloved in
California, Ia which State he came among th,
pioneers OF l>1O. He was Speaker Of the
California Assembly in l-54, and subsruurnt
ly held the office OF Register of the Land OF
flee at Marysyille, and afterwards of Clerk Of
the Supreme Court of that State His gene
alngy is thus given in Dcbrctts British Peer
age, which is high authority on the subject:
Charles Suowden Fairfax. tenth Baron Fair.
fax, is c"lIaterally related 10 Thomas. the sixth
Baron, who, having rcnquIshcd his English
estates "a his brother Robert. came over To
America and settled at Grrrnway Court. a
plantation Of more than half "A million acres of
land IN Virginia. which hc Inherited from his
mother, Catherine Culrpcpprr. Thomas Fair
tax, out OF Virginia, is better known as the
person who employed George Washington rs
i surveyor. On the death of Robert Fairfax.
in 1893 the estate descended to Rev BRYAN
Fairfax, second cousin, who became eighth
Baron. The present Lord Fairfax, great
grandson Of Fryan. was born in Nauclusr
Fairfax county, Va in l-29, and succeeded Ia
the title in l-i6
We will add that though a live Lord"
Charley Fairfax never sounded his own right
to noble title; out in himself he was indeed
e-hearted noblcman, by word and deed. as
we'll As BY rank and hereditary right.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

hattb,, 1 horsL-rt will be seen by advertise
stdr "inir Barthes has purchased the inter.
acoDdn".t ouJade in this popular honse, and he
Or in Idst tne business alone Barthes has no 81.
A' as caterer and restaurateur
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

ste u.o nay Is for sale at the Postoffice book.
lPorsirs' iO'S OF late Coast and Atlantic States,
'sn papers and pic.orials
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-04-15

Re6ys =, '-see q. w. Thatcher's advertisement
lost bowie knife. silver mounted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
Rem RK ANLE DlSCOvER.
Relics OF Antiquity - lndIan
Sculpture Cncarahed Tho
Ntaauo 81 u A8eaaslfal lndlam
Maiden FO0Ad = Tremendou s
Excitement on the nsland.

From this Rock Island Argus
We have the pleasure this evening Of
laying bsfors our readers the result Of one
Of the most thrilling and profoundly inter.
ssting subtsrransous exploring expeditions
ever attempted on this continent Ii is
nothing less than an underground passage
way ander Rock island-the present site Of
the United States Arsensl, and the discev
cry Of antiquarian relics OF the rarsst AMI
most interesting character
The entrance to a large cave. ~ cur hsmc
readers ere doubtless aware. is plainly Wis
ibls from the ferry landing. ~ we'll % o,h>
OF portions Of our city bordering on the
river bank, and although some ten feet in
diameter at the entrance, il gradually d.
minishss ia sixs until some twenty I've feet
are reached, when il 10 with difficulty that .
person can affect an entrance by era,cliao
through the aperture, but when once fairly
through there is no difficulty in standing;
erect.
Uatll the recent interesting discoveries
were made by the party fenterprisng ex
plerers, representing an eastern scientific
society, and who are now soiourning in our
city, this cave has never becn knosp to be
over one hundred and twenty feet in denth
and has possessed nothing more than ordi-
nary interest, except as having been
thought by the stern old Sac warrior, Black
Hask, 70 have been the chosen abode Of
| the Grsa. Spirit that presided ever thei,
| dsstiniss. But upon close exsininsion
/ at toe terminus Of one OF the darkest and
| most intricate reccsses, narrow cavity
was discovered in the rock, aud, by the aid
Of . torch, forced into it, an interior apsr,
msnt was found, upon entering which the
party we're enabled 70 explore The eub,er
eansous passags for . distance Of nearly enc
/ thousand feet. The main paasags IL some
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
Exubernna Health.

IL ahless'nG voschsafed 10 few. Even those who
have becn favored by nature with strsaa constitu-
tious and vigorous frames are sp; to neglect the
precautions necessary 10 preserve theee precious
endowments. Indeed. 40 a rule, the more healthy
and 70 net = man is the nois liberties he is in.
eliu ed to take with his own physique. 1t 10 come
consolation to the naturally weak and feeble TO
know that they can be SO nvisorAtsd and built up,
cy proper use OF the means which silence hse
placed at their disposal. as to have much better
chance cilonS lie and exemptions from diseases
aud pain ihsn TIE athletic OF their fellows who
axe foolish enoughta suppose themselves inyaln r.
able. aad act accordingly.
II Is not too mach 10 say that more than half the
people OF the civilized world rsec IN occasional
tonic, to enable thtm TO support the eirain upon
Their bodies and nds, which the fast life of tAis
restless age occasions. In fact purc. wholesome
unexc.iirs ioLic Is the grand beside st1n OF the
hasy mi lions. and tucy the article in HOST
TEt.S STOMACH blrTERs. Itsis a etamin 81
redic!pe,t e. il iripa-ts permanent strength TO
caS systams and inris crates cate consitniiens
It. repu ston and lite eses have steadily Increased.
Competitive preparations hsye been introduce nd
lis,is m aud, far as the pablo 10 concerned. I'D
naas.um in { &c hope OF ii,aling 1t but they have
cheg per-hedin the Attsn pit, or been left FAR IN
TIE rear Il Ia. been the great medical success Of
the pre-sEt century, and is qnits cert ain that
proprietary medicine in this country 10 ~ widely
known. or n generally used.
Ten lightning presse ., runring inc' esanty teun-
da, excepted the whole year through. basely sup
ply thu demand for the lilnstrated Almanac. IN
which the nature and uees Of the preparation ut
forth, the circulation now bslnR ever ave millions
year.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

CpRMrrLY or JANIS LOCK HOSPITAL
New Orlears La. ta.fabi'shcd In isSc) and for
the last - vcnrs iocsed Ia CLicsgo-tae most sue
cessfnl Specialist OF the age 10 :he treatment OF al
diseases OF q private na.nre-cao be connaentially
consulted a, his Office ard roorne 81 as RAspoLrn st
treatment OF Chronic. Aercurisl, Syphiitic. Blood
aud Skin Dsesses, and ali Disorders OF Contagious
Ncpercal Caarscter-wsich he curts Without the usc
Of rcury tcdlde OF ptssea arsenc. or any poison
bat with HE NxurRALzEs positive cure foI all M
nor- and blood poisonr.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS. such ~ Seminal Weak
ncss Nocturai aud Dlurnsl Emissions. brought on BY
inhcr!ted-rausue loss OF memory. confusion. dc.
preesion dmness 81 vision, and often times insani.
~, with deploragle train OF other symrtoms.
treated and radically cured by invaluable method,
savirg time and expense. All diseases peculiar 20
the sexual orrans, OF private character. radically
and permanently cared.
Old disease. OF the most horrible class, where the
blood has become poieoned-prod aoing blotchee on
the face, email wsfery bsterer aims tn the head ara
bonc.ulcersed throat and noee. eeres on the limb
and body, crofula-togethef with an endless num-
Der Of sufer!ngs fycc,usly and permanently cured.
Da. jams is recommended by the press OF ne
country BY professors OF medical colleges, ard by
the medical profession generally. Those afflicted
ahoula apply 10 him aud be cured ct once
DR. JANEs can be consulted. con incidentally. by let
ter, o. Drawer 500 Chicago. enclosing stamp for
return answer: at his Office parlcrs u 4 90 Ran
dolph street, corner OF Dearborn street, from
4 TO Up. ". Ten separate rooms, and private en-
trance ard exits. that patients never come In
| contact with each other. Everything private and
confidential.
jas, published, by DR.. rJanee, two pamphlets. on
SPrxmArosinsA ard SMITHS, and both rent In
scaled envelopes to any afdrese, on receipt Of te1
cents or three red postage stamps
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
TO YOUNG MEM

no arrest Seminal Losses. to conquer had habits
L snd remove the effects OF ea-iv Error peud IS
cents TO GALkN'S HEAD pISPENsARY, Louis
vile, Kentucky.
Having had tan years experience IN THE speciality.
patients suffering from any disease whatever OF RI
sse confidential nature, and ladies' troubled Win
any Of the asc,s peculiar to the sex, By enclosing
IS cents as above, with brief statement Of eaee will
receive particulars for self trestent BY return na
and TINS avoid qrsckery. We also have 4 Varix
Clasp which Ne guarantee to cure varcocelc IN fonY
days. The Elecsrc-Magnettc Preventive Those dc.
string 10 limit thor ofspriyc. car enclose stamp
for pamphlet. containing engravings and e1plana-
tons Of the above preventive. with An essay on the
subject Of prevention. All correspondence conf
Dental. Address all letters to J. B. WILIlAW0.
Drawer 81. I.ouisville. Ky.. 0u1AtA6W1V
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07


For Bueing Clothes, 10 put Up and for sale at Al
FRED WlLTBE kGERs Drug Store, No. s3j North
Second street PhiiadeiIh a. BAhLOW'e INDIGO
BLUE viii color more water THAI any other Btce in
the market. BARLOW's INDIGO BLUE Is free
from aci 1, and viii not narc the finest articles -
BAR.oW'S INDIGO BLUE d. solves perfectly clear
and VIII not eettle on the clothes or make them
streaked.
The Label Is copyrighted. and reads: " Bsrlaw's
Indigo Blue prepared md for ealc at Alfred Wilt.
hereer's Dug Store, No ESQ North Second Street.
Philadelphia" Barlow's Indigo Blue is sold TO dea-
less at price thai rays them to kept CoNSU-
MERs WILL FIND II, on trial, to lie the most eco
nomcsi and hardiest article ever ueea for BlGeing
Clothes. Barlow's indigo Blne Is put Up Wilt5er
gers Drug Store. No. 233 North Second Street and
nowhere else BARIOW'S INDIGO BLUE Il made
in the same way II was fourteen yesre ago snd does
not cortsin any acid. ONE FlvE.cENT BOX OF
BARLOw's INDIGO BLUE, dise elved In q mineral
watef-hotsic OF water, viii make the beet Liquid
Blueipg that can be made. BARLOW's INDIGO
does mot require any rses to tie II MP IN. A few
grains Of Barlows Indigo Blue the end Of the IN.
esf vim color tnb Of wals1. nevsSdsodiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07

In R00'0 Al0O0oler Cream
TIE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND HARMLESS COS
NRTIC IN THR WORLD!
II will not Injurs the most Delicate Skin
Its presence the face cannot be detected; It car
be removed only BY washing; and when renewed
will leave thu SKIN softer smoother and whittier than
before r. sradcAtes every diseOOration Of the lace
whether caused by exposure - tbs wethef, By die
ssec. and bestcWe upVn al faces the
RADIANT COMfLRxlOH OF TnB YOUTH.
A single trial proves all these statements.
And the entire sAfty with which 1t can be ueed
makes its success complete.
az Ask for Ia Rues,-scs that the name Of Ii
Rue Co, lie blown in the bottle and our trade MARI
the top OF the trent label. Sold by all Druggist
and Fsnsy Goodr Dealers. Price One Dollar pei
bottle CHURCH FLINT Proprtetcrs.
Hartford, Conn.
&c Wells + Co.. New York: Geo, q. Goodwin
Co., Eostou. Mase.. " holesaie A9enis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
Cf.rYA-

plan-eta.eneEt OF facts. inherited scrofuls.
and many OF r.y relation. have died CT it. In 1889
nv case wa. irightfnl Turner's and ulcers spread,
until In Is ~. under the advice OF my Physicians. J
went 10 Avon Springs. received no benefit tried
every r,edicise and did everything could l had to
rc.t my arm on & cushion, and had not pern abb to
raise it TO my hcad in over year. The discharge
FROM two Ulcers VA. nearly pn day. Ampnta-
ton ommepdcd hut pronounced dangerous.
co ud not sleep and rings were toleraoe.
friend brought me al English physician. " no APP
Piled .alve with which he eaid he had accomplish
dtxtraordinn-y cures in the hospitals In England
II commenced 10 relicve:l persisted in it's rse It
finally effected perfect and entire cure. ltisnow
ISIS Nisn ysars since had the appearance OF a
scroiulous sers and my health ha been good ever
since procured the receipt ofthis wonderful arti-
Gle this blessing Of hauariiy-and have called II
"PAaks CLIMAX sALvK." ard allow the public to sac
1t they choose. This is brief but candid
statement. given more fully in my circular.
Geneva, New York, Dec. ls4s I'M. PAGE.
NV YeRx, Oct. 10. 1865.
~ have known J. n. Page, E.q, OF Geneva. N. r.,
for many years. he 10 OF the nrst citis.ns Of
westsrn New York. cav him last week in coed
health. His case was most remarkable enc. but
actually true in every parsieul1nrr I Lsisnsdl
We have watched the unaided but gre wing favor Of
PAeEs CIlsAx sAlvs." and availing ourselves Of
the knowledge OF Its wonderful curative powers,
have become proprietors Of the cane.
II 10 sure cure fer Burns. Seads. Sefofua, Salt
Rheum. Fever Sores. Broken Breasts. Frost Ditss,
Chilblains, Etisgs. Bruises. Cuts. ewsllings, &c
whether upen nan beast II iubaves pain and
Inflammation with surprising celebrity. and heals
burns without scar. No family should Be without
IT, Its always wanted. and 10 always ready. We
will forfeit dosea boxes for any single faiisrs. We
believe there wss never anything like Il In the world
Il 10 put no ie tin boxss with the name Pages CHI
max Salvs" stamped ON the bottom Of the box
None other 10 genuine. Sold By dealers In Asdi
enes everywhere. Tryit. Price only IS cents.
WHITE 4 ROWLAND. Propristors. - Liberty
Street, New York. dAw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What is Best for Costiven nee.

w hHt II DeSV IOr &OsTfVenSeH 9
Ia H.sKuoss fIMsrALric LozsSurs are wsrran
tea II ali ca-ss or the Piles aud Falling of the Rec
tum. We promise cure for ali symptoms OF Dys-
pepsia. srch oppr,s ion AT cr Eatng Sour stoIi-
xcl, splitting oil Fool. Palpiaion. Also, Headache,
Disxn.ss. Pain In the 1nck and Lsins. fellowness
Of the Ssn and Eyee. Sick Headache. Coated
Tongue filionsn.es, Liver Compliant, Loss o. APP
petite Debility. Monthly Pans, and all treg ala. l.
ties. Neuralgia. Faiatr sc.
For sale py j ) HARRISON 4 CO.. Projectors.
No fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Drug
K!.is. or Will BIZ mailed on iccci ing 90 cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
Allcock's Porous PlasterS

Accumulate Electricity. whereby the circulation Of
the blood becomes CquaiZed upon the part where
applied. causing pain and morbid action TO cease.
was there ever published stronger evidence than
this
CERTlFICATE FROM a. =. STERLING. Krq
For W. ycura have bren f,reat sufferer from
Eeuraigis IN tie head ana tonnd only temporary re-
from all the various remedies ihat have triad,
until | applied OF '.ALuCOCK'5 POROUS
PLASTghS. cut Il into three stripe placing one
under each shoulder blade and the other over the
email OF my black. and for the past three mo, this
have had scarcely atwnsc Of the old pain ad vice
GIL who sufcr rem nervous diseases to loee time
In making atrial OF the wonderful plaster.
A. + STERLING, Sec Singer Mfg Co.
New York, June s. 1855
Principal Agency, BRAKpRE,R Houes, New York.
Sold By all truyrista
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
ChriStadOrO's Fame

ChriStadOrO'S Fame
10 the offspring OF grea, fact. No ono can think
Of denying that his
EXCEIsIOR HAIR DYE
Brings out q hnef brown black than any other in
ashortcr time and W .hout injury to the hair This
10 truth a. apparent a. that the sun lig hts the
cath.
CnRIsTADoRo'5 HAIR PREsERvATlvR
And Boautiner.--1h toilet, without this article,
lacks 1t most useful attribute. Nothing is 50 COM
mon In tLs country as the falling OFT OF the har.-
The Preservaiivc prevents IL. The fbres can no
more loosen and drop or IL this article Is reg
applied night AID mnrnirg x, thsn II each were hxed
Ia q vice. TIE testimony on this paint Is over
whelming, while the identifying and invigors pg
properties or the 1ni are equally VOL established.
Sold W Druggists and applied by NIL Hair Dres-
sere. Mannfactory 30. ts Maiden Lane. Princl-
nal Deroi No Is Astpr House
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
BATCHELoR,S BAR DYE.

Thissplendid Hair Dye is the beet the world
the only true ard perfect Dye: harmless. reliab'e'
nstantancous: no disappointment no ridicnlons
,nts remedies OF bad dyes: nygorates
ard leaves the Hair .o and beautiful black brown
Sold by all Dr ugg.sts and Perfnmcrs; and properly
applied at Estrhc.cr's Wig Factory. No. 10 Bond St,
New YORK. apr2Y-o&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
TnigD DAY.
WrpNssnAY. Jan. 6. 1899.

WEpNt-uArs Oeu. % lCoSs
Bs>rd met at O'clock, A. NJ, pursuant
q acjsurnment.
Upon calling the roll all the members
appeared exesp, Msssrs. Applesats and
Goesins.
The minutes Of yesterday afternoons
nro.eediags ~sre read ami spP.ov
Tia Clerk laid before the Board the Pc
,,,i.n Of the Anderson heirs, TO have taxes
rad o, erroneous assessment rsfundsd.-
Referred to Committee on Equalization.
Mr.. Newton, from the Finance COMMITTEE
made following report.
To IL. Hen the Board 81 Ssps'r'sors' Sees'
! C,ssty, Ioes:
Your Committee on Finance peg ieavs
"A -. f,ilowing Hills and accounts, and
rsspsssfaliy rscsnussd that ne ssee %
Alaews1 asd paid, te-wit:
J. Z. Lisa, Any ~. = esesress .'''ssS r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
DE- A r r II G A

u Z A II II II CE A.
Dyssutery. summer Complaint, Cholera No
bus, Fiux. Chiidren's Testhing, sad the Great
Preventive Of Asia,ie Cholera.
MAGUIRES BENNE PLAliT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. the fame
Of which 10 sprsad broadcast throughout the eeun-
Try 10 undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever Of
fered 10 the pusc for the eompainte for which u
inteaded. We have In our possession testimoniais
furnished Voluntarily BY Gel. Long late Chief Topo-
graphical Engineer Bureau At Washington, Gen.
fits Henry Warren, Gen. Pleaeanton, aud others Of
the army; Father T. J. Desmet, The esle brssed IN.
dian Missionary Also onesrs Of the Nav. Surgeons
steamer plying the Mississippi and tributary fiv-
era. western Sanitary and Christian Csunissiops.
Ann Chaplans aud Others too numerousto mention.
Lkewiss highest sncomiums Of the Press. most Of
which sre published in our almanac. (which We Win.
tend to any one requesting it) prafiDg it, valuable
uedicinal qualities in the hahess tsrme. No other
medicine has euch recommendations. ,. = Q. MA
CURE, Sole prepr.etors. ST Louis. Mo. Sold By
druggists and medicine dealers everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-07
Mol!urx Life Pills and Pho nix Bitters.

The most successful medicines in the world. Med
cal men. clergymeR, phianthropists, all acknowi-
edge they are performing wonderful effects in eases
ofphysical weakness bilious seeretions dyspepsia.
loes OF appetite, diseases OF the liver and skin Mot
fats Life Pills are the best Cathartic and Blood puri
Ger offered 70 the public. They cleanse the system
from AL ,mpurity and never gripe the bowels Sold
by all Druggists.