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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17
MoGav, Life Pills and Phenl1 Dittsrs,

We afst used in private practice h 1o19. IAey
wore intAedueed 70 Tie psblie u ieos sises WhScA
time their teputatie. has extended. aat ~ havs
sale il excess Of all ether Cathasts Pumping
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.family sneoR EVIL
lied nstioas whe have lot psreosa evidence Of Their
beneficial effects. Their ereatsaecsss 10 owing 70
their snifora reliability inb ~. Of OsnsdpasSea.
b. 10 and Sso N ACHE dissa66s, WAtthSf Sf1eoe
or short duration. They are snrirsly vegetable Il
their composition. 0nsingrsdisns epsns The pcrse
ofths skin: smother 10 Aiurstis. snd stimulate
Droper action oetAe diAnsye . IND ~ oEi10t.
looscning phlsgn aaA Aanefirso he luaeot e1hee
properties are wasmsng and esshastie, and cleanse
The stomach AM boNsls ffsM lnAseltAy vsottslsAA
Their com bnsd sscts ID, 70 regulate ~ inDaifeA
functions sfths systsn. aaA u psodnes AssltA. u
. NOT assorted Mo1At's PHb 0e . esfe au-tAat 1Aey
~in ere = csnplaisea.lsse dader ssAAg ~
cumstancss they may b. relied upsA " cure Nss-
voueness, Sick HesaaeAs, Ooolsivsasse, DyspspsiA
Indigestion. Jaundice. Liver ana Dillioes Con-
e.u:; Is ss: s4 a., sss Ss. -
millions Of cnres be cited In NO single instance
has a co0pisint sver suDa to or knewlsa9s. whero
they have not opersted % recomnsnded.
The question lie often asked. why 10 II that Moastb
Likfins meet With sud- venasrful success.
Bccau they purify the Blood, and thus remove
all causes Of diseases II the systsm.
Because they act powerfully upon the seeretions o.
the body, and removes all Impurities q once.
Bee ause they do not reduces the eystem, bat =
vgoratsit-thus requiring NO restraint ron Pasas.
ure or business, ana during their opssadeA AeVsf
grippe pain the bowels.
voics ov rup CiAneY
In praise efAo6ats Life Pills. which cured tAe0
osDyspepsia. lpdigestisn, Dissass sf The EAvss,
Lose Of Appetite, Headache, Power end Asos, Dsea.
chitis, Neuralgia and Rhsunatsm. We rsfss -
Rev. saml. Martin and Rev. 4. n. Nay, Of New
York, Rev. Jas. Hobart. Boston, Rev. =. Wsbbers
Concord, n. n, Rev. 4. nssssy, egsinsasld. Pa.
Rvv:J. q. Evans. Bsvar Pa Rev. W. q. Bronesoft,
Graad napids. WE. Rev. Y. oe.dsss, clllli,s.
the o., kev, AeehoW 0asdDof, Mplsy. o., Dev. 3.
B. Rodgers, Fort Wayne, Ind. Rev: =. Campbell.
Anderson, Ind, Rev. n. u. Geo.. neckiordt Ill
Rev. A. j. Bsntly, osA IrAncisto, III. Rev. David
Elder. Franklin, N. C.. and many Others.
The circular aroan1 escA box f1lly S1plaaAe tA>
symptoms and e0sceo Of escA disesso, GpoelAsl
treatment. Furnishes, evidence, &c.
MoAat's Life Pills are ~ cente per box. 1o0at(
Phcnix Disasss, q psf tsss!A 1h:y - - y 81
rsspsctnsis dealsFe: vmfE eOWLANA
Succcseors to D.. 1o6at and DR.. w. D. Ao6l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

1902. l64~. 1868. In le"9 the Gsand-
father Of Dr. Tobiss insr0du crd the Venetian lni.
m~nt II Bag land. II wrs sescess. although the
price vas guinea bot }. His iats najssg, VIII
liam w. used IL fer Chronic Rheum atis m, and We
eniir y cured after suffering for two yesrs. his a.
tendisY physlcien0 - NJ vDaAlst 10 fleet . care.
and he wso,e letter Of thanks. which 10 nov n
p.t see.ion OF my uncio, y Livsspo0l. 1bsvs o9ss
I'd fieo sterling FOR the letter. bat 10 was refassd.
In ls47 put II out In the United tates. and new.
are never withoutit 10 SAFE snd innocent to ap.
ply externally. and TO take ioternailys Ter twenty
one Yeas have warranted 10 to cure ~ follow
Group. Collie. Craap6y ye1tlae, sAd sea -siel ssse
taken intern ally end Cheoue6. hsumstis m. Burss
Cuts. Bruised. OS1f otao 406thsehe. Frosted feet.
Awellin,s In eeeutidHos and Pains in Chest, Back
and Limbo. sxssgA6yly, II neser fails, II used 20
directed Fer 6h0sers and Ds eentery It 10 certain.
II used when nrst attacked. No one once trying IL
will ever be without IT,
sold bv the Drueviets. Price 90 ceAte and q.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

Iowa WnsAr soa EuaoPs.-Ths Cairo
(tn.) Bulletin says several car loads Of
wheat, On route for Europe, from lows.
asrived By the Illiasis Central Railroad to.
day, aod are nsw being transferred to bar.
80 By The elevator eooyany. This 10 .
part Of the SoO, 900 bushsl contract for
Liverpool. oil q .hisA will pass through
Cairo, down the Mississippi"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

AEiqe q &c Pas s9sssl b - Geo.
nsyesoih xsseAess' Isseisuss Is go enc
vAs esta seell he following Nsss viAAsu,
. 0sseAks. Thisty-sighs teoeAeeS s>m
psssA. bsa 90 go gained the prize: ~,
Z q aerssahls SIGHT = witness The uspar-
~ asseopsiag - gage the symmetry Of :
peeled eaieo. shieh sibvl hes stabbed
With peeisrd. REGARDLESS Of the innusndos
Of the lilies Of coeesliao hue"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE

bDsvoseof Countsrfcts Smiths Tonic ovrup Nss
senoun terlessd. aud the counterfeiter brou96t to
erief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup
The genuine article must have DR. John Bulrs pri
vatc Stamp on each bottle. Dr. John Bah on y has
.he right manufacture and sell the orgina. John
well tie label on each bottle. II my private stamp
not the bottle, do not purchase or you will be
deceived. Nee nv column advertisement. and my
shov card. VIII prosecute any one infringing on
my right The genuine smiths Tonic Syrup can
only 81 prepared by myself.
The pablicb servant
1OulUv1l1o, n. DIR. JOHN BULL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

This splendid Hair Dye b the bess the world
the only true and perfect Dye: harmless. reliable,
ints remedies the NJ eoects OF bad dyee: invigoratee
and leaves the Hair suh end beautiful black or brown
Sold ~ all Druggists and fprfumers: and properly
Nov Ymk. aprD -dAw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

An Indian mound, absut ten feet square.
nee oesa Siecsvessd On ths hanks Of ~
rote0ac. I've 0ilse belev Aqua creek. A
'ar(s nunAer - beoeo, bsA1e, assUv.heode.
ga eehss relies woeo fouod.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

Tnsss was . strange and startling exhi-
bitten a Laconis, New Hampshire, . few
Sundays ego. AZ the people we're assem-
bling for worship . we'll dressed stranger
colly ascsuded some ladders which still re>
uained upon the new Unitarian Church.
mounted 20 The very tsp Of the steepls, sur
sevsd fsr lev msmen,s the landscape end
those Whe we're watching him in terrified
groups, turned somersault, gazed about .
6sw osmsuss mere, descended TO the ground
and walked cut Of tswn without uttering .
word or manifesting any emotion but Of
cain s,slidity. He is thought to BE- 40
escaped iunstie.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

ls = ~ ~ ennaR,vs,lls aps wss
bubble 80 = thsssdQs h spsssh -
~ AlsbsmA elalns' lfEsaA chanlsss ~
right - hie ulsselsehaD shsssy - .
as'isaAl prsseesil, -sAfees valve. Thea Il y
sbsas tine shaeWe o. late another was
ooms here q With ssosssAy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

Wsnsslt PnrrxrpS dsssatiAsss Osaays
Cabinet - The lsavinss." Net I'D .
90 nsotee Of bic sAseso ~ e>esso -
issse for several days after their appoint.
msnt ana conAvmatian
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

On the Errors and Abuses incident to Yeuth .
Early. Manhood. with Tie huaAse view Of trsataent
and cure, sent y. oatl ne a cargo, Adoress
Pa. lhhla A&N3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

What every fourth person neoqo
IL come convenient, agreeable and prompt remedy
for Habitusl coetiveress. 'lwould sdvse al thoss
who are troubled with Dyspepsia. ccstivsoess,
Piies, Biliousnese. Headsthe or sny form Of lnei-
eeetion to nee d. UAHRsos' PRaur ALssU lIo1DWn.
hfsHA nusrrRe rox, - D.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF Massachusetts. They ~ pleasant 20 the tasts
and never require increase II dose 70 perfect cure
For sale oy is. HARRIsoN CO, Proprietofs.
No. rrsmoo Temple, Bostoe. ana By al ~DSug.
aists, or will by matted on receiving GO cents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

0aAns has eedsssd several sf Jshssee'e
psrdsus V b essssiied. hvssl1 y efss
flying - shs vsspls q the vsised States -
kssw ehsoCs ~ ~sW RsseaAsot dssised
sscA sxsnosdiaAsy pswsss = shsss. Per.
hsps BE ssuaA Ne anshssisy u Ne - Il
17Ao
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17
VICIOH r.
A CONQUEST INSTANT AND eUBLIMR

O'erspiiefal Nature and DER bighting Time
Hair hite or gray. or read a. suneets sky.
Assumes Black Brown, that charma tho eye.
Beneath the spell Of CRISTADOR0S DYE.
Cristadoro Hair preservative.
AND BEAUTlFIER.-1hi famous preparation 10
guarant eed 70 preserve the hair in lite full beauty
and luxursncs throughout life lfthe hair 10 thin,
i, thie kens IL II dull and dead -looking. II gives II
magnificent closs. II 10 warranted TO remove scurf
and dardruG prevent the har falling of, restore It
IN bald spots. cause 1t to cnri and keep In epieo
did order under all circumstaH see and In al ell
nates Sold by Druggists. add applied by all Hair
Dre.esrs.-Manufact0ry No 6s Maiden Lane. PsfA-
cipsl Depot No. 9 Astor House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

kinds Of Pain. you ever tried.
II is clean esfe and delicious to Ne, and II ron
use II faithfully. II wtll do you good
Directions ON ench bottle. buy It Of the Drug
giet or Merchant where you trnde. II they have
nut got Il ON hand they win send for Il, at your
quest, and cell you the Genuine Renne's Palm XII.
ling Magic OH, 1t the manufacturers lowest price
at retail.
turcY. PG1TsvyDLA 0aso.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

goeA Reassn fer the Captafn's
Faith.
READ The CAPTAINS LETTER. AND THE
LITTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Beaten Barracks. No., April 80. 1855,
Da. Jeas Dssl.-Desr Sir: knowing the o.,
1sisssy n ysur 0sssaparilla. and the healing
end beni6siAl qualities It psssssses. send zen
NE fsllsWsng sAaasosnt Of ny case:
I w. wesa6el absut I've ysars age-was ~
Ken pfieener and eenAeA for sixteen month";
Being nevsA % sfssa that ny wounds have 20
healed yst. have NJ ct Up . moment since
was wounded. N shst through the hipa-
thing - asslss ass1ss. have more firth In
ysur SassAp1rillA yAaa n any thing els.
wish ~ ~ y eeasiae. Please s1pfsss -
half Aessn oslslse IA sbliss.
OASs. q. r. 1ssxses. -. Lsais. H.
r. She Ssllewise vas written April =,
lees. b nsA Jsaais JsAsssa. mother sf CatG
JeAAesa:
D. Dsaas-@osae ~: NJ AusbaAA, y. q.
JsAasss, oae4 Stinfsl s1fgssa - pAysasisals
Csstral 0sW Yeek, wAsrs ~ llel, lsevia1 ~
sbsvs .. 2. 1sasssa - ~ saes. ~ tAisss(a
ysass 81 - ~ - sAssais 1iiShsa ~
ssesfsie ~ @hauA I savs hin ysss oafussFt-
.. IL eDG1. AsVs Ssr va vsass ssssA-
nsals1 - Aanv0 Cssasai 0sw TEA. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WuLh.i tho e afflicted with coughor Consumption
read the following. and learn the value Of
Aliens IIuno Balsarn !!

w hat the DOctOrS saw.
Amos weon~. n. D., of Koeeiuseo county, Ind,
Lusa 8AisAx extensively In my practice. and am
satisfied there f. better medicine for lung dlses-
eee In nse..
l. ,ac r. Doran, N. H.. OF Logan Co., O.. Gays,
ALIENS lusa BALsAn not only soils rapidly, but
give perics' s'tisfaction In every case within my
knowledge. Having confidence In II. and knowing
that pc valuable medicinal propostiso nee.
y use II In my daily pr ctice. and with rnbounded
ahead Of an, preparation have ever vel inovp."
Nathsniel Hnrfis. y. ID OF Middlebury, Va. says:
have no doubt i. will coon become ae!asesl rem.
Bronchial Tubee, and the LuDge."
Dr. Lloyd. OF ohio. surseon In the asny daring
sse e sss: sss "a.
y The sss q you, dH.s sasssa 'saS - ~ alive
ID Dr.. T.seSsr. 81 S,..,,ss. ee,,: W ,..o~,.nd
Coushs. and Il Give ea1sfae9son"
Arr: Lsss sA.sA1 2 the r:nsaY y esss 81
Shes I'll ssSsrs al. Sissesisss $500 sseS
]. T. HARRIS . CO.. so,s rsepsss.osp, csse,a-
nsti. Ohio. For salsby all Ds1ggists. seDAAwen
Thirty Years Experience I'm the
Treatment of Chronic and Sexual
Diseaseo.-A Physiological View q Aasi-
age The Cheapest Book Ever PahlsAs1, eeor
tanning asasy 100 paxss. and - ass Fiaess ~ n.
gravingr ofths Anatomy Of the Hunan Organs n
vate Of Health and Disease, and Tssasiee ON Early
Rrrore. ifs Derloesbls Conseousnes upon Mind and
Body. With the author'e plan Of tTeaAncot-the only
rational and successful mode Of cure. - eh0wn b.
the report cases treated truthful s6viees the
married and thoee con templating marriage who en-
terrain doubts their physical condition. Sent FREE
Of postage any address receipt Of % cents, In
stamps or postal currency, by addressing DIR. LA
CROiX, No. u Maidsn Lane, Albany. NJ. The
upon which his book seats either person ally or by
mail and medicines sent to any pat ofthe world.
ALLCOCK POROUS PLAS.
TER .-Rheumatism, Lumbago. Cold Feet, Pain
OF the Chest. OF the side, Bruises and aceidssts es
pecialy Of the Spine alec ehronic WeakDeoo q ai.
lection thereof, Sore Threat, vafIcose vcins and
even in affection OF the Heart. this celebrated plas
ter has been found 10 anord Immediate and pet0a-
nent relief.
Dr J. W. Jshasou. Of Hartford. vritss: at
this moment Of wftis9. man applies for enc, Who
| by sntangls ment IN the chat Of machinery. haA
both his lees broken. spsos severely injuved, and
was for nearly yer entirely helpless This 1an
| roue Plssters He was soon able TO work, ana new
be lanors ~ well - ever "
LETTER FROM DIR. FClLER. OF PBEKsKILL.
| Tnos ALleook D Co. 0ent1eneni einO ny
| severe accident, have used - An applicaton -
the br used parts y0as admirable Plaster. ltAao
had an excellent eject. so0thias while drawing oss
the s.reDsse sd csssslsi.e and ctreSs;hsn,g the
Ailcock'e Porous Plasters are cold BY all Drug
gists. Principal Agency, Brandieth House, Few
| York.
1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17
PAGES CLIMAX sALvR.

Will cure screfula, or Fever Sores. Salt Rhss =
letter. Pnpss. swsl:ed Brssst. Sore Nipples, GILL
blaine, Pilee, Cuts. Barns. Bruises. oealds. sudfss
III extsrna, applications bas ~ parallel. having
perfectly cared these complaints when an etsa
remedies had failed.
wshave large number Of eirti1cates iron vel
known and reliable people, VIE certify that Paes's
Cimax Salvs has perfectly earsd ~ Uleoss. coeO
ofTINsr, Piles and Sc1ofula Sores. afser they had
by physeians and Eivsn ~ = neussele.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17
nT Ar II ~ or - !

ID Z Ar II II U n.
Dyssstsry, Summer Compliant, CAsssss Ne
bus. Fiax. Chtldrss's IsssAias. saA Ne Great
Prssuutivs Of AGlnl1e OA1soeo.I ~
MAGUIkE'S BENNE PLANT.
THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. tAefAns
Of With b sSrsad broadcast thsU1uAo0t Aoooo'
Try, 10 undoubtedly superior 70 any remedy ever os
fcrcd 70 the pubic for the eo0paoins for which =
intended. We have in our possession teetioenlals
fureisheo voluntarily by Co. LD1gs late Ch1oS H.
graphical Engineer Bureau q WashingtUa, Ga:
Fits Henry Warren. Gen. Pleasauton, and other. 81
the army; Father I. J. DsSnet, the eeiedsaseo y.
Hospital Stewards, Cou1anAerU Of nearly every
steamer plying ths ninissippi end tsib1ary nv
ere. weetefn Sanitary and Christian CO0uissicos,
army ChspIsins and otAefs too nunsfUesto meutioe:
Likswiee highest eneo0iuns u the Prses, nose q
which sre published In our alnonae, (which Ne VIII.
tend TO any rsqustin9 ~. vsaienR It, valoable
medicinal suslitiss n sas 49, asen 80 e.
oVlnD, 80 1sels9ee..st -. - - ouoloU
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

Dr; 1snsx:s: - 80 80 e: S,sess' =
~ sAs0. ~ no. - 0eeS eSeSlvO q SAeos 49,
liss s.cossded d esReseeiee 49, aeaivs ns1ieal
Rsolsstses, psfs. ie4Aeo ~ inseneoaa. Thsa. p
WaseefsssIlg e Il $500 6 pissseS ~
soiic<a1v WIN coxypcrroHp,
nAoasoas vermAo6O, . ~ 4lo11S 6 - 49, h1bs
sufferers. II ennSnlD - c. I6t9s o1ASR pooDoo.
o. q $500: .s;a - 1871, v..r.,. :,
~ SeU1n1Dso, - = in0olll - PASs01nG6 W
hmc0 6 ~, psoo1sioo 49, - 0lAos
fs0e1ieeSo ~ ~ 0oO t1on1'O 49, 81
f0es1So Cd e191ian. Asu1neAho - seaAiDeSsA
lheal1 Aeep tn = . Anp $4,000 1ReaV -
49, 0oob611s Wes0o-eo1 49, u
~ sessce e.y 4eaosone = - 0Do6ss =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

Foreman" writes to the New York Sun
% follows:
STA: There are tbsusands Of people in
New Yesk ssd saburbs that vosld like
pianos. and would have them but for the
enormous priss ashsd for them. Nov ]
have bees lesegAsn In enc nj our first class
piano aanulhseosise lss 1ftsen years. and
knew The eoss q ssegy piano made. In
s,ruosseU ssld FER 1850 esss bat $2lO. and
these ssld fss 81 600. Witch are han dsome-
y carved gvedss. cost bet t475. You see
What sssumous profi,s are made on them.
Pianos range from $500 to $4,000. and
some styles With IN extra moulding, which
cost but %. they ask $50 more tor. They
argue that Il looks tl06 better. Suppose
II does. that 10 no reason Why they should
ask $50 more for the instrument. II man
ufac' urers would be sati fed with less
pr. fit. persons now without an instrument
would 10 able to purchase one. There are
. number Of young ladies' in this city who
are good performers on the piano forte, and
would like 10 purchase an instrument. TO
give instructions on. but are unable to do
- on account # the high price Of them
There are dealers IN new Xo'N sh.> 10y
pianos Of companies and large manufacsn-
rers for from 1896 to e245. and cell r 1850
and 800. II they psy the manufacture
go for IN cxtrs moulding they pu, 500 or
the price Of the pianos. lfyou should sec
fis 70 publish this letter, and piano manu-
factursrs or dealers should deny the above.
will send down the price ofeveiything In
the piano. including the case, to prove that
What ! say il true. I think that it is a
bursisg shame that thousands are compel
led to do without piano forte on account
Of the snorno W price asked for tbs N. when
manufacturers and dealers can afford TO sell
them fer 800 and $3.50 less then On the
low priced ones. ard $500 and $500 on the
highest snss, and make money besides.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

1t is reported that about sixteen hun.
drsd miles Of the French csbls have already
been made, and more than six bundled afe
on board the Great Eastern. 1t 10 asserted
that a. the rope is being manufactured at
the rate Of two hundred miles week, the
entire length will be furnished during the
tirst week in June. Three fine new wrought
iron esbls tanks have been built on board
the Great Eastern. in the same positions as
those used for the Atlantic cables, but
much larger. The fore tank is ), feet 6
inches wide by 90 feet 8 inches deep the
main tank is IS wide by Is feet
deep; the after tank is 81 feet wide
BY - inches deep. All three tanks, be
aides beng boltsd to the ships side, are Sc
cured in every direction BY the most pow
srful timber struts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17
OINTMENT.

hoaleqyA i11slt apvoe11R ru4el3 ~ ~ Meeo0
q ~ Asvin4 abG031 so6lnl 80 2ceS9
- q wAiA II wss ~, eanhg naay eooeaaSe
PREVIOUSLY ssSlstsa % rssas6iss pNscribed b u
Sest medical talent h the county. lts eaect =
toniAhine ~ few days. tAs apssoen .aAA t!ste33N
and rsnaiEs permanently healsd, withesttAs sss q
any other so0e1y, =.
thus, rssTsR, SAls- nssUn, ls1. DeisuDel r.
Dnasapn.As, Blusunns, PsnSlnV .oo4 ovesy - g 9
disco sfske skia = Ienessally Serse, no asttr,
Aow1ona staAdiaG. IT, enfs4 beA $50 o. y.
YkAHRD kvnDs, 6nd DischaSgse tSon 0e "a. ~
sisted ~ other tfsatnSnt S6s nAny ysefs, Aeve ~
s1sctually eured b Tie ose q elly - - &
Qlntotals - oeeane, - - - =. n
Ioiicvey j Cev6GS, fHija1slpASS. beg vm .
osnA ne q pssoage - ~ aAAsees.
r~H<~. 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

ysas sse1e hAss Sisssseppsssas IN Beet
veil, oh" y sn sssssai.9ly aieA Tas;o
aas. What - earth eeulo - ~ ssaaos
Tor mailing . man sfhis We've take the
Dss,sioa ssluee1 % Stewart u enc which
eoly tine can sxplain-pssbably - she's
that shsrs really wes - seasea 1uesAsssine
either.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17

Gsasts hssshsr-iaAlavs % shs letAs 80 >
sAadidase iee Colisssos ID tAb 81. lAsls
Ceuasy Ceuet. Like The lsiohuon's favor
lie q horss rscs. Be drsvs then oil bsfses
him. He rssired from the Geld hsnsrsd by
. solitsry vote. That voter ought TO get .
rcst office. 10 II the mere accl>dsnt Of
bsisg the son Of another father BY differ
snt mother which prevents Dent from,
gaining his indsrtures to fN Office At
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-17
MISHLER'S HERB BlTTEkY

WIN positively CURB ALL DIDRAsg3 asieiag
ftoa . disordsssd state u TIE bles1. 0lsoeea -
Kidnsys These Dittsss are not 70 bscese1 M sAs
various pessass Dsspasaliess ssd ct Bars anl sth-
Or PLACES saAs The nans Of Cee1ias, Dittess, Nee-
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-05
FUNERAL or THE LATE ISAAC v. FOWLER,

The funeral ceremonies Of the late Isaac V. Fowler
ex.Postmaster of New York city, occurred at the
residence Of his mother, Mrs. Ann n. Fowler, 112
Liberty street, Newburg, yesterday afternoon, and
were largely attended by prominent citizens OF New.
burg and New York. The remains arrived at New.
burg from Chicago on Saturday last and were TEN.
porary placed IN the receiving vault OF 81. Georges
Cemetery. The body was contained In neat rose
wood casket on which was silver plate bearing
the name and age OF the deceased.
The funeral services took place at two O'Clock, and
were conducted by Rev. q. II. Vaudeville, pastor OF
the American Reformed Church, OF which the rea.
tves Of the deceased are members. After the read.
ing OF the service from tho ritual OF that church,
appropriate remarks were made ny Rev. DR.. Forsyth,
oil NewDurr. He said that IL was not hts custom on
occasions like this to eulogize the dead, but hav
ing known the deceased from boyhood he could
cheerfullv testify to his excellent qualities OF mind
and heart which made MIN hosts OF friends wherever
he went. He was on his way home 10 enter upon a
career which promised much for usefulness In the
world, and when comparatively near his native
place the hand OF disease had stricken him down.
expecting him hs soul was preparing to throw aside
ts vestInent or clay and enter the eternal world.
Remarks were also made by Rev. g. II. Vaudeville,
who sought to impress upon the minds OF the mourn.
ing friends the necessity OF 'Castng their burden on
the Lordu in this their hour OF sadness and alic-
tion. He made, however, no direct illusions TO the
deceased.
bearers:-Eugene Casserly George w. PARSONS
Hiram Cranston, william Is. Hartley, William Cauld.
WELL OF New York city, and stephen Baker, OF
Poughkeepse. The remains were inferred In the
family lot In the old Revolutionary burying ground
In Liberty street.