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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
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Tettsr Pimplss SWsl,s1 Dssst, osre NlpV1ao, Cl1l.
bains. Pilss Cats. Bssns Bruises, 0ealds. asd ~
al external applications 1t has NO pardfel. having
perfectly cured thess complaints when IN other
remedies had failed.
Wehave large number Of CERTIFICATES iron vel
and reliable people. VIE ess,ify that Pages
Climax Salvs hss perfectly cased IN Ulcefs, Cases
of litter Piles aud Scrofuls Sores, AFTER they had
been treated by physicans aao gvsn 1p
MolIats Life PIlls and PheniX bitte1S.
We arst ussd in private practice in isss. They
time their reputation Aas extended. until they AAvs
sale in exeess efan ether CashAstie Pumping
Medicines. There il hardly a.fanily anong civil
lied nations Who have not persons evidence ofthsif
bsaslcIal effects. THAR grsatsaecess u owing 10
their uniforn reliability inb eees, Of OenstiDatisa,
BILIOUS aad stom aehie diseases, whsShsf Of lsog
Or short daratisn. TAsy are entirely vegetable in
their cempositisa. one insssdisas sVsas Tie porss
oftAs skin: another 10 diufslis, and stimulates
proper setisn efths diAasys tnls1 - dlisot,l
looscning phlsga and hunor ffen The lnage: etAss
properties are wasmlne sna eAeA1vtie, aAA elsaaDe
The stomach anp tswsls lss0 nAAs4llhy esaptisnss
Their com binsd effects IT, 70 regulate Tie impaired
Ianctions sfths sysssm. and = psoaues health. II
, not asserted Moaags Pils 9ea safe alD-ahatensQ
Win eafe IN ssnplaints-bst under Osanoy -.
eumstances they may b rslis1 upsa - euss Me-.
Sick Hsalaehs. Ceuiaivs1ssu, DysDsDsia,
Adigsstioa, Jaundios, Livse aaa Dinioss Gen.
plants. CoSis. General wseAnsss. De. They are
expr sssly made for these diseasse. Millions upoa
millions Of eafes g. - dtsl. lAuo GAes instance
has complaint ever come - ear kaovlsdse, wheso
hey Asse not epastDl q reco00andu.g 4
Ths(hsssSsais sfsh ssAsa. ~ IN sh6s 1lsGAss
LIZ, e. pills .. -, .s VII - YssFssi 49, -
Because sis5 q Se~ssiSiS sses - ss~uHsssea
he body. ard Fsnesss ~ inpesieaa q e1ss.
Bee anss hey % not Sed1cS The 69st61, bot >
vig ossSM-tAss ssldislas - restraint non plsas-
are Of business A. Asrisg shsir epsest;sa nssee
vescs % m ClAle1
pfDyapspsaa ladigse1isa. Dlseees = Ne liyss,
LsS sfAJpsails, nss1 nehS, Hsyds - eseynd..f
:hitis, Neuralgia aad RAeunAtisa. We seSss 70
Rev. 0smI. Martin aAa Rev. =. 4. Hay, sf New
Fest. Rev. Jn. noeast. Dsstsn, Rsy. = VehheE.
CdneStd, n. H. 1ss, i. QoDosy. eel1ng1oA, ~,
Rev:J. b. Kvdis. oevaf, Rev. ~. .. Dtonef5gs,
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REV. A. J. Bsusly, San FrAneisco, Cal. Rev. bavl1d
Elder. Franklin, n. C.. and nany otheso.
yn pit asd eSss,s q sseh lisssss, spsc.ss:
fnYnishss. svid sece, -.
Monat's Life Pills are 70 cent? Per boz. Mo0At's
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

Css. SAarsl F. oAay, he prsssa. aso.
Der d Congress frsa go u ne Cincssnas,
distsiets. and whs ~ slsetsd - wseka
ing~as's candidate. 10 : candidate sos The
Dsuscratic neniaasioa ef0ovsfnss 10 that
State.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

Sioux Clry, Lew. gill hereafter - tbs
hsadqasrssse 81 The 0os9aooss II sIofissi
aud fos~sraisg ailisasy ssppliss attended
Sse the Uppsr Mlsssuri aad ths Pisius.:-
Onaha has heretofore bssa tbs dspst.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
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AnlnssAs. leA - -, 10. t{

fss sspsrsoaal" advertisement eslanns
sfths ,Nev Ysek papsrs, though generally,
ealy . iaiaaoas dirsSesry, sometimes
coataia something which might contain
che germ of . rsmanss o. tragsdy. Tbs
following hes bssa printed In many Of the
papers, II several weeks past:
s6noD-fA An WILL But WE ARE IN
- s0icsiss, end leeg for ysu thss We
nav ooufoet oao another. There 10 letter for
Ded q ths pesseliss. New York. ma
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

The new Capitol building Of South Caro-.
linat presents, It 10 said, vely imposing
appearance in its unfinished condition. It
u built Of the South Carolinr granite. Two
million dollars we're spent on the building
before the war,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

MISHLER'S HERB DITTERN
WIN pssssivs'y CURE AL plsRAsRs sr,e,ne
nc0 . disorassed state Of TIE blood, sternseA Of
Kidnsys. These Btters are rot to becssed with the
various pleasant preparations soid At Bars and 9TH
Or place. sndse Tie sans Of Cssdiah, Dtssss, Nee
Mishler's sBittors
Are truly medicinal preparation and are offered to
The psblie solely On tAef curative vistaes bssasee
these Bitters are guaranteed to cure all eases Of
1RvER AND A0UR. Istefnitteat and Butoss -
we're CHOLERA. Cholera Morbus. Cramps, Collie
neyu tf II
Mishlor's Green Label Bittere.
Carss tUofAla. osssadasy au1 Tertiary oypsnia
white ewellin6 o. Nscroess. Uld Running Sores.
and Uleere. II namitory Rheumatism, and the worst
orms 81 Skin Diseases
Mishler's Red Label Bittoru.
Cares diseases peculiar 70 ssmalea: AosnosrAeA
f0ismsaorfhGa. Aenorrhaaia. womb Diseases.
Chlorosis Or Green Sickness. Laucharshseis. q
Whit :. and faIfine Of The womb.
9. b. HARTMAN 4 CO.. Proprictors, Lancaster,
Pa Fer sac BY all respectable Drueeists.
= Send for Circular and learn the INGREDIENT 81
the only truly Aedcated Bittets ever offered to the
pnonc. fcQ1l
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
Saieef0on No, Maiden Lane, n, z.
DIR. j A M II 8.

ROKAknLY OF "JAMRS' LOCK HOSPITAL,
New Ofssans, Ia, (estabilshsd II 1850 and dr.
me iast years located In Ceicago-tho most nc
SSNl specialist Of TIE age IN the trsatnsnt Of Ill
@,se ~ OF private nature-can b conddsntialiy
consulted q be omceand rooas u = RAxporra 81.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

The usually serene city Of Lyons has
been in fever Of excitement during the
past week over the disappearance Of Prof
A. y. j. Kaufman, an extensive music deal.
er and professor in the Lyons Female Col
lsse, who has taken = sudden departure 10
parts unknown. leaving behind him pleas
ant reminders in the way ot unpaid debts,
amounting in the aggregate to an immense
sum. Mr.. Kaufman had long enjoyed the
confidence Of tho people in this vicinity.
after residence VI soms seven or eight
years IN Ly 0ns, where he had music store,
with . branch establishment in this city
and, ~ understand, one II Cedar Rapids,
and another at Omaha. Taking advantage
Of HE business reputation and the cont
dencc reposed Ia him BY bic friends, he
made sxtcnsive purchases from eastern
dealers on credit, and borrowed various
sums from parties in Lyons al evidently
for the grand dsNoHsment which has Just
trAnspirsi. His liabilities in Chicago are
heavy, including many music dsslsss--Ds
Motto Bros being the principal sufferers.
La New York and Boston be hes also incur.
red heavy liabilities. II 10 reported that
elaine amounting to between thirty and
ferty thousand dollars have already put IN
their appearance. In Lyons the professor
imposed most shamefal.y on the confidence
Of bis friends. Prot. Soule, Of the college,
= worthy gentleman in moderate eireum
stances, suffers to tho extent Of s., 900; Dr.
McQuigg, 81, 100; A. X. Collins, $500 MIR
Lachmund, 5000; A. l. Levi, 5000. oh.
er pa, ties. whose names we have not ascer
tanned, are out in large sums by his tricks
cry. md new cases are continually coming
TO hight. The professor is n man Of rat her
prepeSsessing appearance. with remarkable
suav,ty Of manners, which will probably in
part account for his great success in this
closing scene. He has doubtless been long
preparing for this grand strategic move.
ment. and has shaped all his actions to this
end. II is estimated that lie has made at
least $5O,000 BY the operation. His stores
both here asd 1t Lyons have been closed
upon attachment BY his father. in-law. Mr..
Moses, Of Lyons. and who also holds
mortgage On bic sssiisnes and other prop
srty in Lyons. Kaufman left bis wife and
family ct Lyons. Il 10 the hugsst swindls
ever psfpetfassd In these parts, and Il will
probably learn people to be . litsls more
careful in whom they sspsss their confidence
aud greenbacks hereafter. .@ rs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
BULLS 0ARSAPlRlLLA.
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% Ko1oh.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER. AND THE
LHTrBR FROn HIS MOrHrR


\ LsfrBR From HIS MOTHER
Benton barfssks, Ma, April 30, 1855.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

Bcrlss and fitzpatrick have buried the
ssoahaak, and ~ bessn ftissAs sncs
more. Rightsousness and peace have
kissed each ether. Selahi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

In the deep valley Y o Semite, California,
are several falls tar surprising in height tho
falls Of Niagara. Al the lower end Of the
valley is the cascA e, called the Bridal Vail,
the water pouring over the rocky wall =
distance Of 900 feet. Two or three niles
beyond are the Yo Semitic, whore The water
falls. in three plunGes. . distancs Of 800
feet, the first leap being nearly 1900 feet,
the next 400. aud the last 600 feet. In
looking from the bottom Of the gorge at
the immense height from which the water
descends, tho stream. which 10 81 feet in
breadth at the top, seems to DO only . FEET
and half wide.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

Anew fRa smpshfrc Ep1se0 es ugav.
Ing Ats Finalo I'm Chicago

For the ls,e.t scpsat;or Of a criminal
character. Chicago ia Indebted to New
England. The OBLIGATIONS of this city 10
that ousrter are already immense, but the
burden goes on increasing. New Hamp-
shire has kept our detectives quite busy
for some of time, and promises to employ
them permanently Tor The future.
Suncook, N. H., first felt the electric
thrill Of the present sensation. The case
presented . tsifosd aspect. One Of the
staidsst citizens wss robbed citizens wife
ran away with another man. and bis slater
with st'h sno.her. Ine sister W. betrayed
ae Boston. Anus stood the anair at the
hombl: tosn = Suneook.
The history ~ re 60 - - follows:
There lived u Uopeeg&ee - miller. named
Endicott. VIE a - eeis Verde sdairs
we're coacernt4 - q SAess4nd dolIars
ahead. With M9ese4 hisess, . respect
able young uan, ~ had latdy married
enc Of the prs9tieet osls n the neishber-
heed, and the - III ~ sistes. To help
the family alsAe. ~ Sob toek couple Of
bearders, naoed respectively Nash. alias
Larkin, and 0teon.
Cupid appssfsd On the scene, whore
there was 50 much in6smmabls material.
Nash became tender toward the miller's
sister, and she (alas when was it other
wise y also felt kindly toward him; while
Gresn,ne. to be behind, made love to yeung
Elllotts wife, not without success. The
two boardsrs and their weak victims finally
resolved 10 come to terms. The old man
had money they bad not. They had =
use for that money the old man had not.
The plan was hit upon 10 relieve the elder
Elliott Of his superfuous cash, and then of
for the bouDdless vest. Larkin was the
originator Of this happy idsa. and the wife
Of The younger Elliott was to do the pil!er.
ing.
Larkin took the miller's sister and went to
Boston as man and wife. put up at hotel.
and they "rsomsd" together. He remain.
cd In that city couple Of days, after %.
ducing his victsm, when he got impatient
sttks Ardy cafryiag out Of Ne balance q
the programme. Taking the cars, he went
back to Sunceck, whore he met Green. the
other boardsf, end ysuue EiliSttt wife
just getting on board the train. ELECTS
wife Was the prize to play for. % she had
the old mans money. So Lsskiu ssat
Green out on On srrand. whispered Is the
lady. stsppsd abord the train. and left
Green minus beth npeoev and female. Lar
kin sOsd on the vines Of steam to this CITY.
Green was arrested At 81. Adams. The
sistsr Of the miller. vho had besn kant i.
Reskon. ga found hv thu S.ucoek suihorA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

On The Rrrsm nd Ahases i1ciiegt ~. Ysath =
Early, Manhood with the hnnAao viDW eftfoatnent
and cure, sent ~ mail free II cargo, A40ress
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Dsx p. fhnseslphis.
Pa. {AklQ4kK1m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
Use Renne,s Paln.Klll1ngS Magic
err woRKs tIKR A CnAnN. :"


earn ou~s v,wp a rnAnu~
Every psssou In this tsun will and Tito thss prof
u - well .: for tnei. eo1fort, te13 ne ZEN
nee Eaan-A1 l!in& HaE1c vi wnsp ~
have headsche. TO0tnee ChuioIain1, AHue IN ne
atica, Bruises, Cramps, Colds. Cresp, sore ThrnA
or any pains Of THE nanrS The ladisc VII ane(es
o ors ~ H. ~. sh,r.s !, ~ Ell. "a ~.
cra remedy for any End a painful die0rder OF kurt
or burn ever discovere& Il 70 clean enG delicious
s Sa.S .,S s.,oc.ss " res'e ~ ~ Wv RNSi
Sole Proptiotoe and Manuheturef,
iunes dAwly Prf1sSmD. 4Ass.
Sold Wholesale ana Rsee!i y nM.issa . Usashes
1.even.on . Oslnsa.s = = Ses0.o.
Tho Great00t Discovery of the
Ago. IS
Farmers. Families and others can parchass -
remedy sQual to DR.. Tobias Venetian Lniment fee
dyseaDRy cello, csoup, ehrosie sheunatio. soeo
roats, toothaehe, oea 0ickneoo. cuts, borns, swell
hngs, bruses. old sefs0, headache. neoQuioo teos.
pains In the limbs chest. back, etc. II Il deee not
give reli {, the mOnoy vim be rsfm6eA. All that
Il asked n trial s,A No Il aeeordins n A. Airsa
tiore " - = W.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

= ts9l4 R0eoA1os a1T "
Seal 8. Boyd. Solicitor Of Patents, 2os
Pine g., 81. Louis, Ne. slAeiaily seDsfts
= the DEnocnAr The following patents
gtentsd lows, Mieouii asd Ksnass invsat.
ore for the vesk ending Fsb.ss 80, 1869.
MISSOURI.
G. B. Peers, Farmington, Vegetable
Slieee: 9. y. W.. Snnh. Canton. Oar
Brake; ". Curfan. 81. Leui., Depur.ter:
}. e. Schnsppls. ST. joseph. Gss Massins
q. n. D. / b. &. Harrsld, Washissson,
Weed Ssxisg Hach'ne.
,ETS KAsDAs.
/ aanael', uesysIlIlsy veledseds = 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
MEDICAL.

> DR.. JOHN BULBS
GREAT REM EDIEs
DIR. JOHN BULL
Massfsasussr asa vssAsr n ~ Oslssruesa
SMITHYLT0NIC SYRUP
FEVER AND AGUE
t'sa ia7 1is1B e - 9z2is E ~
Or Chills and Fever.
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TAs brspr,stas u NJ ss,sbsaIsa osaisisu
sstly claims for il sspsriority syse eli rene
4ies ever e4ersd - The public tor tht sefe. 9
saiA. sDssdy aAa psrnsssAt care q AeuS.asd
teves. ~ eailA asA Gsvss. wheehee Of shsre q
eng standing. Ne refers - The sntase wsstsrn
aad sosthWsstsrn sesntry - bear am tsst,nesy
- ~ truth Of the asesftien. thst II ~ eoGs
whaeever 9i II fal - sare, IL she dileetieno are
strictly followed I'D carried OFT. II : efeot
May eaeoo 0tn0oe 6ooo hes been sulDeioao foe
. sure, aaA vhele Gaoiliss have bess susel ~
nin1In kottIn -01fh q Nnefaak enaAmesS;~s - ~ -
esnersl Ase1sh. u ID. Aswevss, psa1ens, 80
10 evssy $50 nero certain - ssss, IL ~ ass u
continued u smaller dosss fer . wssA q I've
afler The diseaso hae beon CHECKED, mere seDoe.
tally II di0eult asd long stasdiae bases. Usu.
oily this nedieias viii not rsesire any ii .
kesp ths 10 seed srdss sasalA Ne pa
test, howsvef, require catAarsis nedIci.s.
a1lse having tokea three Or fear asoes u the
Isais, single dsse q Bsll's vasssAnss FAsns
fnas viii = saasisat
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Pr sals.sy.sll Druggist sass orsssrs.
MILLS Worn DISTReN
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wa1e uea1eess
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03

No Excuse.
Fer Gray Hair, danaruA. Or balapaee. Thav a,
an6s prevented Or cured 81 uslsG Wood inpf cved
Hair Restorative. We mean what Ne say ana can
prove. Sold By Druggists and Barbsrs.
Priee 81 per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-03
THE GLORIOUS WEST.
Shockimg Condlo1On OF sh
Anerfcan Bar bar1ans On sh
Plains.

The following amusing burlesques OF the
style Of journalism prevalent in the far
West wsls copied recently into IN English
paper, with severe comments upon the
shocking condition of the American barba.
rians on the Plains:
"A little bit Of romance has Just trans.
PRED to relieve the mopo,ony ofour metro
politan life. Old Sam Choggins, whom the
editor Of this paper has % often publicly
thrAshed, hes returned from Mad Springs,
With 2 young wife. De 10 said to be very
6snd q Der, aud the way hs 0ms to get her
wasthis Sometime ago we courted her.
bot finding she vas On the make, threw her
OF, after shooting her brother and two
ceusins. She viewed revenge, and promised
70 Dorsy aay maa Who would hossewbip
~. This Sam agreed 10 under lake, and che
married hin On that promise. We shall call
On Sam Tomorrow with eur new shot.
gun, end psessst our copefatulatisus 10
eur usual FORM Hangtewn 0ibbst.
"A stranger wearing . stovepips hat and
. bsilsd shirt arrived in town ysstsrday and
put up at the Nugget House. The boys are
having gosdtims with that hat THE morn
ing. The funessl will take place q o'clock.
Dog Rancho 10 unhealthy for swslls."- Dog
Rancho Weekly Howl.
"A painful accident occurred in Frog
Gulch yesterday. which has cas-. wet
blanket Of gloom ever . hitherto joy o,As,
whisky SLOWING community. Dave Spigger,
or. ~ he was familiarly called, Murderer
Dave-got drunk as his usual hour yes' err
day. and. as is his GUSTAV, took down his
gun, and started after the fellow that went
homo with bis girl The night before. lie
found him st breakfast with bic wife and
thirteen children. After killing them, be
started out 20 return, but being weary.
stumbled asd broke HE Log. DR.. bill found
him in that condition, and, having no wag-
on q hasd 70 convoy him n tovp, ahoe
him . put bin out Of misery. Dave was
dearly levsd By ell who knew him and his
loss 10 Democratic gain. He never disa-
greed with any bat Democrats, and would
have materially ssdused The .vets OF that
party had be not bsen % uutiusly cut Of"
-[Sisiiyeu Knock Down.
"A child Of whisky Ben had an altsrca.
tien with the Methodist preacher over q
Michigan Gully last Sundsy, end ended the
discussion b eAvies n Aie abolition head.
The boy has been presented with new r..
velvsr BY the Cumberland Presby terians."
Il 5tars and Bars.
The scoundrel who tipped over our Of
ace last 0euth will b hung 10 morrow ,asd
no paper Will b issued ne1t day. Gala
srvas Shsisker.
"Feur babies who had been put into The
cage at He'll Shaft. Yesterday. while their
mother Played . game Of draw, climbed
over The side. We did not learn who wen
The last pot.-tNiggef Hill Patriot.
"There il 4 man in town who claims to
b the nan whe murdered Sheriff White
some months ago. We consider him an i'm
poster, seeking admission into society
above his level. and hope people will stop
isvtuag bin 70 Their houses -ftYe9
Spring Herald.