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BY TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.
John Bright ON the Condition OF the
. Country.


LONDON, Sept. 10.
John Bright says, In a letter, that the
good harvest will tend to restore health
10 the general trade OF the country, and
when We have 0 sufficient supply Of
cotton Lancashire will recover from her
distressed condition. 1t is more cot.
ton that we want and not more taxes
on imports. I suspect tnRt the people
OF Lancashire will not fall 10 UNDER
stand thiS.'
Tho Byron Scandal.
Mr.. Wentworth writes TO the Pail
Mall Ga=etie. TO day, In the matter Of
the Stowe Byron scandal. He says:
Lady Byron's statement is In her own
hand writing, and does not contain an
accusation as grave as Mrs. Stowe.-
Mrs. Stowe's story 10 inconsistent with
Lady Byron's letters Mr.. Wentworth
concludes his letter with the following
words: i cannot allowI that Mrs.
Stowe's statement Is substantially cor.
rect.'
--::The Times on the Cotton supply.
The Times has another article to day
on the cotton trade and supply. II
says: "There was time when intelli.
gence OF good supply OF cotton In the
United States would have carried salts.
factory assurance TO the manufacturers
and workmen Of Lancashire The sud.
den destruction OF the old cotton trade
has been attended with The destruction
OF the old conditions. Things are no
longer as they were, though the cotton
supply has come back again. New
fields and factories have been opened,
some under the shelter OF protection
and some in a more natural Atmos.
phere. The more extensive the de-
mand for the raw material rises the
price, and that rise deprlYes US OF the
condition essential to tho superiority
we once maintained.
Tho News Discusses the Cuba QueSIIO ion
The Daily Nus, In au article 10 day,
on the CnbRn question, says: THE ru-
NOR Is alOat that the proposed pur.
chase OF Cuba by the United States,
found powerful friend In the Spanish
administration. II Is difficult ~ per.
ceive, II the rebellion Is suppressed In
Cuba, how u national change can be
effected amid defiant and subjugated
population. II these rumors have any
fonndation,, the considerations may
possibly Incline this powerful leader
TO listen favorably 10 an offer from the
United States, though his advocacy
may obtain great force with the other
members Of the Government and the
psuPle. The interests OF England and
France, 10 the West Indies, are scarcely
Inferior to those OF the United States,
and they will have their say before the
settlement shall be regarded as fnal.'
Americans in England Thanking
Prince Napoleon for his Demo.
cratic Speech.
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BosroN covers about three fourths
the space occupied by one ward (lhe
twenty>second) OF the twenty.eigbt It
comprising Philadelphia.
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The "arsat Organ Ruined.

BosToN, Sept. 10.
The Great Organ In the coliseum is
almost total wreck. The Herald says
1t has Just been sold 10 parties In Chi.
cago for IS 900,
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AAYTI.

Reported Attempt 10 AESaaslnAte the
American Minister.
D.,, HARTFORD, Sept. 10.
The hstchAeld Enquirer states on the
auIhorlty Ola private letter. that an Of.
Tempt was made to asaRsslnate Hon. II.
u. holllsIer, Minister 10 Hayti, at his
residence In Port an Prince, The rebels
had threatened hIs life before. The let
Ter states that threats have also been
made against Mr.. BaSsett. The report
says Mr.. Hollister's wound was not
fatal, but he lost good deal Of blood,
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and viii cure all diseases re-
0ultIng from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver in order,
keep your digestive organs in q
sound, healthy condition, by
the uBe OF these remedies,
and no dLseaAe will
ever RRARll you.
THE CoMPhRxI0R- Ladies' who wiah a
fair HRin and gOod complexion, free from
yelloWlSh unge ana All other disngurementS
Lhould q 10 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes aud blooming
cheeks.
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H00FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOELAND'S GERMAN TONIC

h pleasant preparation OF tho Bitters for
th0e who do not like extreme BlLteTS, 1t
BItten combined with pure sRnta Cruz rum
and agreeable lnvOTinR extracts. It's use
recommended whom some pure BtlnulRnt iG
required IN correction with the tonic pro.
peTtieS Of tho BitterS.
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HOs. GEO. W. woopxArp.

.., HoN. 9Eo. W. WOODWARD, .rr
Ctier Juuttce q he Supreme Court Of Pu writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857,
" ind Aoodandh German BlttefH Is n
good tonic. useful in diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benedt IN cases OF de-
bility, and want OF nervous ncLlon LII the
system. YouE, truly,
UEO. ". WOODWARD"
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FRANCE.
Relapse OF Emperor Periodically
Completion OF tine aenntus Con.
SuIturn very Important 10
Prevent ReVOlntlon.

-sSs.pSO SA s1AAPSEoE GohEeu-hhfIy
Completion Of the senntus Con.
SuItum very Important 20
Prevent Revolution. @
PARIS, Sept. 10.
The OpiniOnc Nutionale demands the
immt dlate completion OF the Senatus
Consultum. Fears are entertained Of
an curly return OF the Emperor's weak
ness, which fact makes u extremely
Important that the Constitution OF the
Government should be we'll settled,
Without this revolution 10 certain in
the event Of any change OF sovereign.
Tue Emperor arrived In this city at
i've this evening. He visited the Boule.
wards by the Rue De La Paix, and re.
turned 10 81. Cloud by Champs Elysess,
The Empress accompanied him.
ISL Health OF NapoIeon. T,1
PARIS. Sept. 10.
Tho official papers announce that the
condition OF the Emperor is BatIsfac;o.
ry. He has asked the consent OF his
physician 10 60 out into the open air,
1t is considered probable that the En-
press will Undertake her journey 10 the
East In a short time.
Tho Pope PrOseIytIng In Africa.
asl.r.a., LONDON. Sept. 10.
The Morning Post says the Pope Is
about 10 make great efforts TO convert
the negroes OF Africa. Two hundred oil
them are now studying priesthood.
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READ RHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ RHAT PEOPLE SAY

Who could ask for more substantial tesll.
mony than is thus given. Ir
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Eng IIsh Comment on tho Probable
Recognition OF Cuba by the
United States.

l4yNDOSI otpls w.
The Times LRs an article on the
subject OF Stckles, note TO the Spanish
Government In which It says that It IL
hardly credible that America contem>
plates the recognition Of Cuba. While
Spain has little TO lose, except the
Island, owing TO the confusing pros
poets OF The war and Its damaging
effect on her commerce and finance he
admits that she must consent to abau.
don Cuba.
The Telegraph has an article on the
same subj bject, and says the American
action wi til respect to Cuba Is the same
that England was much blamed for,
though the causes are not precisely
parallel. The Cubans were absolutely
without strepgth, without a civil or
military organization, and without an
established government. IFthe Ameri-
cans vindicate their action by the
plea that they cannot remain In.
different 10 the struggles OF a
friendly people for freedom and indie.
penden0e, then England In 1861 acted
In manner, the Americans now
sanction looking at controversy In Its
broadest view. we shall scarcely be dis.
pleased to see America take a step
which the practical world would regard
as q conspiclous exculpation OF Eng.
land from respo visibility to America.
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mrs. stowe FindS Defonders Among
the London Papers.

LONDON, sspt. 10.
At meeting OF Americans, held at
Lang ham yesterday. resolution was
unanimously adopted thanking Prince
Napoleon for his recent speech, espe-
cially that pnssage In regard to the re.
nown and advantage OF democratic
government In the United States.
The excitement In regard 10 the ar
ticle by Mrs. Stowe on the subject of
Lord Byron has not Rbated. The news
papers still teem with correspondence
on the subject. A letter In the Netrs this
morning says: In no instance In history
has any one told a most unpalatable
truth and repented Of his handiwork,
when the first blush OF Indignation sub.
sides. All thanks to the author aud
publisher for telling the truth. Mrs.
Stowe unveiled secret formerly care
fully guarded by u few, and restored
virtue and vice 10 their proper places In
the future. 1t will be relneIn bered, that
by her courage there is one less impo-
siIiou In the world.
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SEPTEMBER, lO,-FLoun-Qulet.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and unchang.
ed; No. 2 white Wabash 81 80: Regular
81 SO; Amber 81 80: No. l red 81 36If; No
edo. 81 33Il; No. 8 do. 81 20. Corn
10 lower; No. 9ic: No, 2. 02c. Oats
Steady; No. | &c; No. 2 50Xc.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

The Speaker announced that he wau.d
present his resignation tomorrow.
The Senate amendment 10 the Indian bill
WA non-concurred in, and . committee Of
Conference asked far. Messrs. Butler, Of
Massachusetts,, Schoield and Windoen,
were appointed on the.p Of the House:
Tho report OF the committee OF Confer.
enee on the Diplomatic Appropriated bill
VAS agreed TO.
The business on the Speakers table Was
considered.
A committee Of Conference Vas then
agreed to on the National Currency bill.
Coburn. Judd and Hooper wsss appointed.
The Senate substitute for the House bill
regulating the reports Of the National
Banks vas uon-cnncusred In. A committee
Of Conference was appointed.
On the senate Join: resolution tsudsriug
sympsthy 70 Spain, cs0ing a.. Mr.. Banks,
from tAs esooittse d Fsssigu Attain
c6esed esbstituos syopethisipg with ~
people ef0psin il thslf s6sSts 70 sstablish
the liberty Of IL aaEiso. asd with the pee
pie ef Osbo 10 their siEsfts 70 secure, indie
pendseess and eushssixing ~ President =
rscogoi6 thsis 1adepsndsoce whenevsS, 70
his Spinioo, they have estabii he'd sspub-
licas fern Of govssnment.
The Substitute was sgresd 70. and the
joint resolution passed usantmeusIy.
The Senate amendments to large num-
Der Of bills and joint resolution we're con-
Cured IN, the House took recess.
EvEsiso SsssloS.-The House resumed
the cessid Iteration Of the business on the
Spesker's table.
Several minor Senate and private bills
were passed.
The Senate bill for the reduction Of the
army was laid aside Temporarily.
The Senate bill amsndatory Of the act
providing for the sale Of the arsenal
grounds At St. Louis ana Liberty, No., ~
passed.
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LATEST NEWS
RE' TELEGRAPH.
To THE DAILY DEMOCRAT.
CHICAGO


CHICAGO, March. 3-In the city election
at Rock Island yesterday the democrats
elected their entire ticket.
At Aurora, b. r. Parks, democrat, vas
elected Mayor over Young, republican,
though no political issue was made, the
parties running on their indisidual merits.
The city elections a. Museatine and Mar
slAllsots, lsws. 1ssultsd in Tie success Of
the Rspsblican ticket 9Th large majority.
A meeting a the. representatives, u ths
several lines efslsa0 packets and rail reads
running iron Chicago 70 g. Psul end St.
Leoioe = = esDsioa % this. city, ~ object
Of The oeotiog bsing 10 agSss on The SOM
oss sasss a freight. The asstioss ore
private. m 2 G
4 wastisgtoa sessial says that Prssi.
deet @sheeeA's elosine ssesptiso laes aiehl
~ - eAiec p6lss o. atttAcoieo . The
immense crowd II visitors n the city. and
the humber present 10 said to b larger than
on any prsSioos occasion Of The kind.
Jshn Vas Horne, an ex .Aldssosn Of this
city, end . man Who hes occupied good
position 10 socity, was arrested yesterday
for sttsmptiog to kill enc Of his daughters,
young lady, He took deliberate aim at
her with revolver, bat just - he fred
a lady present struck up bic arm and un-
dcubtsdly saved her frisnd's life, though
the bullet cut OF ono Of niss Van Hesee' Q
fingers. II 10 said the old aas 10 lsboring
under 1t stack of insanity induced BY
morbid jealousy Of bic wife.
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WASHINGTON.

WAsmxoroS, March 3,-The crowd d
visitors to the army headquarters contin
uss undiminishsd. Several delsgaftons
from the Southern Ststss called during the
day the Interview Was brief and Of No
spsaial interest. sss
Al inosnss ssnbss Of visitors y Wit
esss the isausuratien esrsmonies, ass 70
the city.
The last Cabinet meeting under the pres
ent dissatisfaction was held 10 daS. Mem
bers Oh presen:.
Tue Republican members Of The Fsrty-
ftst Congress met in caucus in Represents
tive Hall this evening. Mr.. wasburn
called the caucus to order, and nominated
Mr.. Scheack, Of Ohio, - ehairmse. who
was unanimously chosen. Kilcher. Of New
York, and Fitch, ofN. j., were appointed
Secretaries. The nsobsfs Of the Fsrtisth
Congress were admitted % spectators.
A melton Of M. Iagssself b slew the
New Hampshire delegation and Stark i.
weather, Of Connecticut, TO participate in
the causus, WAS decided out Of order. An
appeal from the decision was tabled.
On motion ofNr. Garfield,it was resolved
thai the order Of nominations be 1st, A
Speaker: I'd. Clerk; I'd, . Sergeant ats
arms; 4th, Deorkesper. and 9th, Post.
master.
1t 10 generally understood that the lsau-
gursl message will BE- shsrt, covering only
half dozsn sheets Of letter paper. and win
not be printed, but oogiss will BE- delivered
TO the Associated Press on the commences
ment OF ito delivery.
Gen. Grant to day, in IN interview With
a delegation Of Texans. said he thought
Gen. Candy WAS an excellent officer but he
felt it due to Gen. Reynolds to restore the
latter to his command. -.
Parions for Arnold and Spsngler are in
course Of preparation 1t the attorney Gen>
erals office and may be signed tonight or
to morrow.
President johnson will vseats tho Exec
utive Mansion Thursday morning.
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Foreign News ~ Atlantic Gable.

LONDON, March l. In the House Of Com.
mons last night. NJ. Gladstone moved for
leave to introduce bill to disestablish the
Irish Church, and mako provisions for its
temporarily. and disenvow the Royal Coll
lego Of St. Patrick at Maynooth. He fol-
lowed bis motion with an able speech in
defence and explanation Of tho provisions
of the bill. lie said it had been necessary
to support the aseendency Of this church
by the enactment Of penal laws. II this a.
tendency vas maintained, the bitter feeling
Of the Irish people would never cease. Al
verting to the previous action on the meas
ure, he said it had resulted in making the
House and the country unanimous for dis
establishment. He denied that his course
was adverse to the welfare Of religion and
tanned that the Irish Church, a. At present
constituted, prevented any real union be-
tween tho people Of England and ireland.
The only means Of establishing such unien
wers religious liberty and OWL equality.
The bill 10 intended to 60 into effect JAN
Let, 1870. and provides for the appointment
Of a commissioner for pssioe Of 10 ysasA
to guard the property Of the church and
prevent the creation Of asy new interests.
All scclssiastical appointments for ireland
hereafter are to b made without freehold,
and no money 10 TO Be employed for pr.
nanent purpose. These provisisus take
the place Of suspsnsory measures passed
last ysaR. Il 10 essudled That the clergy
and people may desire to have other reli-
kions organized fer thsss they wsss absat
10 give up. IL such cass the Queen in
council would recognize newly constituted
religious bodies, bat net b create thsm.-
The result would b the abolition Of eccls--
siastical courts Of jurisdistioa and fighss Or
the Bishop to the pssrage. All ecclesiasti-
cal corporations would b dissolved and
then the dissssablishment Of the Irish
Church would b complete.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

HAVANA. March S.-Ths report Of .
rising in Cssts Rica 10 confirmed.
Troops have been sent TO qusil another
rising 1t Culsss, nssr Aatsnxss.
The government csutemplates The efsc>
ton Of large barracks for the volunteers
here.
A steamer recently arrived at Santiago
with cargo Of coolies, but the blacks
there prevented their landing.
Troops are barricading and fo,tifyiag
the towns Of Ssncto and Espgits.
The Prensa Gays that Captain General
Dulcs has ordered $50 sorsllsd velunlssrs
to take The priaoners captarsd to their
destination 10 Spain BY the Cadix steam.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

ALsou, March 3.--Henry Ohristian. the
German Who murdered little boy near
Pleasant Ridge. II this county, recently.
Wa arrested near here last night ana taken
to tho county jasi. The 0csuass ws!e 20
exaspsratsd thas It 10 feared they will tsks
him out and iynsh him.
Prairie du Chen miller, The murderer Of
Emory Wright. was lsund hanging dead. 70
the CRATE Of his ell, this morning. The
coronss's Jury fsodssed vsedist Of suicide,
but L 10 spsely declared bic death wss the
work u vigilascs eoomitese, asd the pc.
sitson d ~ bsdy, With ether evidence goes
to confs0 THE theory.
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MARYLAND.

BALraxeaE, March 3-On Friday fsuE
Chssap<ake pirates. William Wilson. VIM.
Wells. Frank Rounds, and George Bailey,
are 70 be hanged At Princess Anna, Sum.
mcrset county. in, this Sise. The crime
for which they arc TO suffer death was the
murdcr,in March oflast year. OF the Captain
aud mate of an oyster scho ,ner in the
Chcsapsake.
The trial OF the two Wises for assault
upon Z. A. Pollard has been qnashed at
the request Of Pollard, tho former pay ing
costs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
NEW YORK.

INV YosK. March .. The Herald sayl
that in conversa ion with Gen. Reynolds
yesterday, Gen. Grant IL Understood to
have taid that reconstruction could take
care ofitse,f, and that Cuban independence
and the Alabama claims would require
attention 6rsG.
Over 200 complaints were made {, the
Government special agent here BY svldie, Q
and soldiers widows and orphans that
they have been swindisd cut Of money ccl>
lected by shark lawyer
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CHICAGO.

ChIcAoo, March Ia dispatch TO the
Jeurnsl from Cairo. says that Frank Hardy
and William Taylor, who murdered !. II.
Rire, Of Shamrock, few days since, came
to Cairo on . steamer to- day, and were ar
rested. Hardy wss step-son Of the mur-
dsrsd man. and according . their voluntary
confession struck the fatal blow. They say
that they were in the barn betting VIM, sl
which they drank % freely ~ to become in.
.exicated, and. whom r. lr'manded By Rice,
. quarrel ensued. during which Hardy
struck bic stsp-fsthss With Ratchet On the
head, killing him instantly.
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LATE NEWS
DT TELEGn.APH.
FoRraErm CONoREss.

!
wAsnmsfsx, March 2.AssxA.r, Eve.
ming sssion.-Ths bill dona, ing cannon to
the Lincoln National Monument at Spring.
Reid, H.. wss passed.
The bill relating to the ocean telegraph
was amsodsd and passed.
Tho legislative appropriation bill, pre-
ceded with the amendment, sppropriating
$780, 900 for The expense Of iuveseig ating
The cause Of the disease Of Texas cattle. On
der the supervision Of the A Agricultural De.
parhnest. Adopted.
TIE Hoass made it peint that Msrten's
Amenduens = repeal the tsnurs Of s0lce
act, vas out Of order. Not being germane
10 the matter under -eossidesatlsn, the
chair decided the ameodmsss to order.
Mr.. Howard appealed but noally with
drew his APPEAL.
| NJ. SuoNer moved . substitute 70 the
hsditisd bill reported from the Coomietss
bn Rstssnehsuent.
Mr.. Tfsmbull believed The tenure Of
ofice cot should be repealed or essentially
modified, but he could aet ceuatenanse
this astsnst 70 pnt Il On IN appropriation
NJ. :sunssr's sm.odnsn. W. rejected,
II to 81.
Mr.. Morton's aoeedmsnt was rejected.
Mr.. Morton moved to take up The bill
payiae Southern Senators. sObiseesd y.
A motion TO strike out the clause in
crossing ths pay Of female clerks vs. ~
jectedi. Is tess. II.
Tho amendment giving female employees
in tho departments the same pay q males,
doing the same work, was adopted.
The cemmistee's amendment increasing
the sslary Of the Treasurer Of the United
States to 5000 vas rejected. - - 20.
The amendment increasing the spproa
priation for salaries Of collectors, assessors,
assistants, &c, from six millions 10 eight
millions. vas adopted.
The legislative appropriation bill being
stil before the Ssnate. the oGRec Of Assist
ant Secretary q The Navy eos, b amend
men', seslisheds and The salssy strusk
OUT
Ne nunbsr ef CLERKS h u Navy De.
partnent - alss ssanos1.
Mr.. whyts s9xsd "a amendment in.
ereasing the salary u the department EN-.
ployes ten per cent. pending the action on
which Ne SsnatS took Arecess.
HousE.-The Senate resolution TO con.
tinue tbs suotrsce 6r printing Cengres>
sional debates in the Globe vas adopted.
Al amendment TO The Miscellaneous APP
bill ~ repeated in Committee
efthe whole W. Thea voted "a and The
lowa war claim rejected.
Mr. 0riswold made - iasfsctsal s6aft
to restore the roeA china
Amendments granting elboy 900 fer The
Brunch Mat o. San fsaaeiseo and 81, 100
to sseh coassssine parsy It ssats Ia the
House were adopted.
The bill then passed.
BY request 81 Mr.. Gar6sld, the Speaker
that the House vas il advance
Of the Senate on the Appropriation bill,
having dispcssd Of al. except the amend
msnt 70 The Indian bill, and that there we're
over enc hundred bills on The Spesksr's
table, many being Houss bills With Senate
ameadments, msstly verbal.
NJ. Scsuck thought vhele night ses.
zion necessary, and one ought 70 b held
tonight.
The Hsuss agrsed = osst 10 session st
siss e'clssk te.nieht aad ss0aio In ssssioa
two q three houe0.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

NRssRs Nolan 4 BRos,- Wholesale Druess
gis,. Wheeling. Va, say. under date Of July
~. 1850. that they safely recommend the
Garsling OIL fer more disc ases than il 10 recon-
mcnied tor.
From J. X. FsnsA, Uniontowa. "a, june 81,
lsos.-Yoar 6argliug Oil is doing much better
here than formerly. since its virtues nave be-
come koown. and the bottles put up for Family
Use. without. Stain, are much sought for.v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
WASHINGTON.

WAsuinarox, March o.-The national
council Of the Union League Of America
commenced it's annual session in this city
to-day. A large number Of delegates from
tn North aud South were present. Hon.
J. M. Einunds, Of lows, presided, with
Thos. q. Barker, Of New York, and S.
q. Gwinncr, of Pennsylvanis, as secre,a-
ries. Committees were appointed. and
the council viii continue Its session from
day TO day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

Extract Of letter from Hon. NAsnAH LmsssY,
County Judge Of Sheioy 60. is~s, dated Har-
Ian. April Is, ls67.-lt 10 decidedly preferred
10 any other t,niment sold 10 this section.
Extract Of . letter from SAnusl =. Hurr, de-
ted fslisburg. Ohio, July II. lsSS.--ln yaus
last Henry sadie had yearling con that had
What Was supposed 70 BE- Dipthsris for more
then ten days, 80 shasit could % sat anAvSAe
sh~oas swollen aimsss shut, anA BY the use Of
thrssor four applleaassas Of the dollar soss1De
did the desired effect.
From A. g. NiEL. Lewisvi,le, Coscheeasa o..
Ohio. March, 1851 - havs osed youe oaFx1ine
OIL Ter the Scratches ON ny. horss, ND II cared
Il with the first application.