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The hydraulic press., 1859-02-26
SAKE on Poets and Poetry.

A friend writing from the National
Capital, gives us the subjoined interes-
ting notice of lecture which he had
the pleasure of hearing John G.. SAKE
deliver at Washington, for the benefit of
the Smithsonian Institute:
"Saxe is fully alive to the fact that
he is not reckoned among the poets by
many of the literary world, but objects
to such a decision, believing that the
humorous and poetical are not incom-
patible He thinks so long as the
word poetry is the undefnable one that
it is, that there is some chance for the
humorist to find place in the catalogue
of poets. However true it may have
been that poetry and proAgacy acere
synonymous terms, they are not SO now,
which point the lecturer illustrated in
his characteristic manner. In the course
Of his lecture he critically mentioned
many past and present poets, taking
special notice of Byron, whom hetermed
a "poetical problem" He well recol-
lected the excitement the perusal of
Byron's works produced in the United
States twenty-five years go,-when cv-
cry scribbler had the Byronic mania,-
when they enlarged their shirt collars
and abandoned morality in their attempts
at initiating their favorite bard. At that
time inspiration and gin-spiration were
considered the same thing, and many
young men who were sensible enough in
other respects, would purposely get
drunk to indite verses. The Byronic
maniacs introduced new command
ment,-to hate every man aid love his
wife. Some one had said, that many
poets had died whose music remained
unsung: well, however true that might
have been, and he was not disposed to
deny it, still, at the present time, he
did not think the number of silent poets
alarmingly great. He then spoke of
the vast number of valuable reams of
paper that are destroyed annually in the
vain attempt of many to immortalize
themselves by writing verses. Vain
though it be, he thought it much bet
ter way of spending time than many
others that are resorted to. Poetry and
immortality he considered antipodal in
proof of which assertion he cited By
ron's Don Juan, saying that all of that
work that is allowed to be poetry is not
liable to objection on the score of i'm
morality.
He rated few of the poets of Amer
lea, and in the following order: Bry-
ant, Halleck, Holmes, Charles Sprague
and Longfellow.
At The conclusion of his lecture he
recited his own poem ON Love, mention
ing many different kinds of Love, the
love that makes the world go round,
free love-, &C.: all he asks of the free
lovers is, thatthey 'call not licens love-.
He gave old bachelors heavy dig in
the ribs; said they we're of no account,
even if they should reach the chair Of
,St0feo
The hydraulic press., 1859-02-26
THE MoRTARA CAsE.-Punch propt

TIE MOKTAKA AOASE.-TuncHpr prOpO+
ses, in order to bring the Pope to terms,
that if any Jew, of whatsoever station,
lends his Holiness any money on any
pretence whatever, and no matter for
what interest, before young Mortara
shall have been restored, to cut that
Jew off from the congregation Of Israel.
The hydraulic press., 1859-02-26

THE JOY OF EXpREssIoN.-It is
pleasant to hear our own thought leaping
forth from the silent caverns of the soul,
and asserting its vitality to many audi
tors. The sensitive and modest feel
thrill of exultat1on on such an occasion,
for they are sure of sympathy, and their
secret thought becomes valuable to them
the instant it finds expression. 1t lived
in their minds before, moulding and
influencing the character; but, like the
lovely conception of the painter or
the sculptor, it needed to be bodied forth,
it must glow in the warm life-tints of
the one, or stand out a palpable presence
like the marble forms of the other, ere
it could command sympathy and WELD
external power.
Languageis truly the magician spell,
that can summon from the still retreats
of the soul all her sentiments, emotions
and ideas, like "spirits from the vastly
deep, that can send them on their
subtle mission from mind to mind, and
from heart to heart, connecting all minds
and hearts by the spiritual electricity Of
thought, whose vibrations extend
through the past and "wander through
eternity"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-20
TUESDAY ATTrRyoOY. NAV 2ltb.

VIII besod at public auction, half past o'clock,
on the promises, f'rty:nine lots OF land at Beech
Grove, on tho Reading Turnpike, one mile north of
the city, adjoining tho residence of Gen. Wade and
in the neighborhood Of Heavier & Sayrcs' Nursery
Grounds.
This property is very desraby located for country
residences 1t Is near tho city and in an excellent
neiehbOrhood. ... -.-
The lots are large and OF various shapes and Sizes
and are lnid on to suit the form Of the grounds and
contains fifty three acres of land
Terns-One third cash, balance in one, two and
three years with per cent interest Title perfect
Omnibusses Will leave the auction rooms Of Cooper
Stokes, No IA East Fourth street, Tuesday after
noon, May 2ith ct two O'Clock, and convey persons to
aud from the sale free of charge Plats OF tho pro-
perty can DO had of Cooper stokes, Auctioneers.
mylG
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-20
aM VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN

HM VALUABLE VACANT LOTS IN
NJ NES sdylFI PORT KE X ON on BREkLEyTEl East
AUCTION. VIII be sold at Publ Auetion, on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, May 23d, at O'clock, on
the premises 10 Valuable Lots In DR.. n b. Shaler's
Subdivision Of Lots, being four Lots Bellevue Vt
elch fronting 35 feet inchos and running back 2l4H
feet in depth, TO Southgate street. -
.F. ......'. . --ALsO--
Two Lots on Bellevue street, fronting SO feet, and
running back l07 feet deep. .i' Ut F.
,a.ls .u.|. .t ..... .. Also .f . Do ... ..# .r
Four Lots on East Row street, fronting 27 feet 9
inches by iO0 feet Ia dcpth These Lots are among
the most deHniblo vsc,lLt property IN Newport, and
will be positively sold. Title perfect. =. q. .f
Terms-0ne.third cash; balance In one and two
years with por cent interest, secured by mortgage
mylg ~ ... .". ..
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-20
BY c. ]. w. SMITH,

A Two-story Brick House, No. 129 Rich
mond, near Gutter. Also, n VACANT Lot ON
VIII be cold at Public Auction, on SATURDAY AF-
TEdNOON, May2l, ~ Ht o'clock. on the premises
good twO-stoTy Brick DWplliSg No. l29 Richmond
street. containing six rooms, large trout side and
rear yard with cl5tcrn, hyurnnt &c. The Lot II 25
fect front, by loo feet deep Terms cash
balance In one and two years . .... y
ALSO-A good Vacant Lot on tho south side Of
Richmond street. between Chttcr and Linn strcet.
Title perfect sale positive. Terms One half cash.
balance in one aud two yeRrs, with interest. mylS
(Tlmes, COMMERCIAL Enqnirer, Gazette, copy)
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-20
AUCTION SALES.
JACOB aRAFF -8-l,Il.- 8 co.

Win sell at Public Auction ,on the promises on ERI.
DAY, May 90 1883. at Up u, Lots Ne. n, ~ and y
u the snhalyishmdf CtRT ille in the, Seyenteeth
formerly occupied by Michael Weaver as a wagon
yard
Terms as above Title good r.L sal
.. JOHN ARBEGUST q
. Executor Of Chrlstiana ClaTkson, deceased
JAUOB GRAFF, Auctioneer,
milo lB East Fourth street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
Fever and AGuo.

from which mankind su1ss Oves . lasee poss =
the globe. is she consequence Of Gssossa &C.,
in the system. induced BY the psispasas -
vegetable decay. This exhaiation h evolved ~
TIE action Of solar heat yet coil. and sseS 80
the wa,ery vapor from it. While the sun 10 beleu
the horizon this vspor fingers de eorth's 80
face and the virus il taken with & through -
lays into the blood There Il acts o isrit1ein8
poison the internal ,isccra and exeSesing osRses
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid ard falls =
secrete not only this virus. but also the bile SFusa
the blood. Both the virus and the bils sccunnlste
in the circulation. and produce violent con>titn-
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and ~
stomach sympafhizc with the liver. and berone
disordered also. Finally. the instinct Of our Or
panism, as il in an attempt TO eSpel the noxio1s
infusion concentrates the whole blood of the bo1y
M The internal excretoTes to force them 70 cast u
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes -
the central organs with cOnxestive violence. THIS
is the CH.LL But in this effort il fails. Then ths
FrvrR follows in which the blood leaves the CO.
trail organs and PUSHES TO the surface. AZ Il .
another effort to cxpel the irritating prison tfronn
that other great cxcretory the skin In to-
also IL fails, and the system abandnns the af'smgs
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF Strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day Ines
are the fits or pavoxvsms ~ FEvKR AND A0oe.
Such constitutional disorder will OF course undes-
mine the health il il is not removed
W. have labored to find, and have found. Q
,nt,dotc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

n Nv ARD ASS OCIATIoN
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Bsnevo'sns IssMsssson essesasAsd ~ spscsala
ldopms~i. (ov tAs RsstJ Of Ne sel go
Dislrsssed, q01ictsa sctA Vteujenl
and Epldennic Ltse0ssa
vI,HB HOWARD ASSOC ALTON, IN NV - ne
i awful destruction Of human life cause ~ sexu-
unfortunate victims Of such dlsesse, b. QuaAs seV.
eYal year. ago directed its consultina surneoo -
charitable Ct worthy Of their name, % op>n 1as.
pensary for the treaimea Of Thu class - al eas~e
In Ill their FORMS and 10 Civ. mestcal a1es erssls
all sho apply BY letter, with rescyirttus their
condition, (asa, occnpa.isn habits Of lts~ De ssA
In case Of sstrene poverty 10 furni.h ne csnss ne
Of charg It IL needless 20 add thai he aseoeiaMna
commands ID. highest ~ icsl skil Of 10 -. sd
will furnish the moot approved msdesn s.eee0snA
Tho Directors Of the ass<ts hon I. th~r anoos, re-
port uron the tPeatne0f Of dlpSosSo expsrSa
IN hiehsst satisfaction with she sucress vhSeA Ne
sttend the labors % thir In ~ cure of
hos. Unai ~ Akness gonos,l o. sleee.
syphilis the vice Of unaDitm self abuse dis~ssss
OF the sidnsys and bls6hsr, &C.. end order consin-
usnoso Of the same plan Or the ensuins year.
The DiYectOvs. . peves~ % the psst frsl ossoPsA
that their sbcss 10 this spbere 81 b.ns violent e0os1
have ben Of great benefit 70 III" s'ictd. especially
the youne ard they have resolved 70 cevoes fk-.
selves, With renewed xes 70 this mpossess an
mach despised cauee.
An admiYab& rt port spe,mate rrh3s. % se0t-
nal wesknees the vice Of OnenisD, msstaroetioG az
s-stu,e and other dis sses Of the sexual osesno,
By the cor sutsng suyseon vii ~ esnt ~ . III Tn
sealed enveIope) free Of ehsFee on Feceev4 - >vo
sTAMPs FOR foetsse. Othe ,esofi. sno essees eetAo
are constantly bsng publishsd for e1asuecoo 1ssss1-
,utaon snd viii b. ssnt 70 the sftcoed osOeos -
nsv s~nedtes end msthods Of tssssesns d,s&evsseA
Address sos htPort OF sr.s'nse1. DA. =. aGlI~
I'm HOr0UfON Acttog 0urRecp, NosA Aser>
cistson, IN. South uissh assss. yaiis1saDl1D.
pooaoyivente
D5AA D QDAnfWnlL Han1s.1.
am. vAvUnUtJp. Anwsessu Js1o 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutraxes this malarious poisDn in the
blood and stimulates the liver 10 cxpcl IL from the
body As il should so il does cure thie affecting
disorder with perfect certainty And Il does MORE
or rather docs what Is Of more service u those sub
iect tn this infection. Ii taken in IL expels
Il from the system is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease
Consequently il not only cures. but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which arc induced
By this malignant influence, such as Reinittsne
Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb, or Masked Agues
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache. Bilious
Feyers. Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Gcut, Bhndneass
Toothache, Earachc, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpiear
tions Painful Auctions of the Spleen, Hystericss
Collie. Paralysis. and Painful Affections OF -
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which. when arising
from this cause will be found 10 assume more o
less the intermittent type. This AoUs Guns ="
the disease
This i, accomplishes by STIMULATING the excfs.
tories to expel the virus from The system; A.
.hese organs by degrees become hablted To do TIN
their Office Il their own accord Hence arises whae
We term af,i,n,atatioa. lime may accomplish to
same end but often life is not long enough. or =
sacrificed in the attempt while this AGuk CuRn "
does il At once, and with safety. We nave Rr~ae
reason TO believe this is q surer well rs safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasvnatic infection. than other
which has been discovered and !, has still anoshes
important advantage to the public, which -. that
it is cheap as wen a. good
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. G.. AVER e. CO.
LOWELL. MASS.
PpIcp ONE DOLLAR PER BorrlR
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
~ IL Is DaScOrCred ! 81
Suffer- 10 longer; It Is . relief.
nv TEE APPLICATION o.
EHauuoS Good S0SDeOS'tsO1s
lMMEDIATE RBLlEF,

You can Re cured Of the foovinR Complaints: such
O. Tooth Ache in one rNnW, TO the most painTui a.
,acks Of kheumatis, Line cases oct o. ten, IN sss
Than one hour's time, vis.-Head Ache, Ear Ache,
Neurslgia Coughs Colds, Asthma, Brcnchitis, Group,
SINAI 6e-.lons, Pain IN the Rack or Side. btnn y
10 the Co and Or mp Psins. Erysipsiss. IN
named Eyes e,re Shvoat, Cnts, Bruises, Sums,
rn-s.n.. ed Aands, Frosted Feet and OhiI-
blains. ,.
for this medicine that will do impossible Things or
cure oil manner ~ diseases; for the old saying 10.
med tioe that is 90 for ever; thing y cool for
Iothing" IT'S true. We only claim N eure one
nae ~ dseasAs and for the above named ooupasints
ts.- M ,cine T. without a. sGns .,,,. ;, :,
ttcie In 10 see What il will do. Ny operations on
Pans are decidedly the most eacctuai. oy the appI-
caassn Of this wonderful medicine OF any nov N 'ne
would have the public understand that b. "
no hambug article to dspose Of, nor woun DC u tht
buaineae n the same not truly and purely Ieeti.
mate NJ medicine 10 held, in Ill places where hsr
ben used IL the highest esteem, am II 70 my whc.
aim 10 maize It 40 smoog oil. The bsndtne duty
which 70 forever and eteTnally 0xsd 90 mankiDa =
10 forward the eeneral interests q the humen ANN
II. te af1teted have been d. eived ~ picsins up
etveuIass vtth 1ceatious testmoOtals % tnsm, sD.
have 80 pAuc.d TO buy without seelns the 0tooI.
have tho0saaAe Of tsstimoAiale, when nv -,
ssnt - - firm Asfereos perss o ~ Oo1 \, nyins
iree Of charge, ~ those compssinsss vne'
10 N npportupsts - Do -. n-~~x~e. n.d
u MDer0l diso0Unf Ho0s 20 -
W'essse's Dss. n 1LA06. PYoDrsetor
sAasrs 90. osn.rs, As:ns.; .! 1.v'aPoss
%":x ,e,.n dealer, vsss sssoe1 ::sss:. Dsvso.
po,s, soa sse- coas....ly on LAM y ~
An.... S.,,evs. Msqu0kesa; y Baden, L.
D. w; ~ sur,isoo. soet6ov.: .,ot Go.
S.~oo,; jas . Rylsnd. nocmcusn -. 90 w y.
omiss : sroeson. wsos'iasi = aos.s.s: 49,
e.; rs,r,i.s; john nean:s, ogssssy'l,s
S"@ss Srubakss, Cedar naea6e. alsssse : o.
osdas nsgsd.: seh. g hessss,; ~. Tsi.es
~ 3 nc0IejiaaA 4 O., assAan1OvaIs; 80
49,. fSuten Z Garter. AsaDsee.
ce0J Ao.OtS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

MONTH ATLANTIC STEAMs HIP COM
IN PANY, REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO SAN
FRAN-CIeCO, ria /andma Hdurodd.
Gate, Golden Age, John l.. STEPHENS,
and Sonora, If the
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY AT PAsA
MA Object TO AsPINwALL. The splendid
Steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,
having been entirely reftted and adapted to
the California trade, will hereafter run as
above, leaving this port on the 5TH and 10Th Of
each month from the foot Of Canal Street,
North RIVER
B-Passengers and Mails will be forwarded
by Panama Railroad, and connect at Panama
with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
magnificent Steamships, which will be in read
mess, and leave IMMEDIATELY for san Fran
cisco. They will be embarked free of expense
from Railroad, by Company's Steamboat Ia
BOGA.
An Experienced Surgeon is attached 70
each ship. Steerage Passengers found in cook
ed provisions, bedding, and attendance. 1t is
believed that the accommodations afforded by
the above ships are unsurpassed by any in the
world. The public are informed that the 7.
N. S. :. Co., always have ONE OR MORE En-
IRA STEAMERS lying at Panama. ready tor
900. - agc;d. any possible detention Of Passen-
gers or Mails, and embark their passengers by
Steamboat.
For passage apply at the only office Of the
Company, on the Wharf foot OF Canal street,
North River, TO
WILLIAM A. WlCKHAM.
septl2 d3m,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
Aeloninal Supporters.

MRS Belts Utsro-AbdOminal Supporter,
Invented hy Mrs. Sarah Belts, Philadelphia,
and highly recommended by the Medical Fac
ulty, = being the best instrument Of the
kind. Per sale BY
FRANCIS JACOBY, JR.
oct1l-d Apothecary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR ALI TINE PURPOSES oF 4 puasarM MtpscsG.
FoR CosTivESrss;
FoR THE Cunr or DYSPEPSIA:
FoR JAuNDIcE;
FoR THE CrnE or INDIGESTION
FoR HEADACHE;
FoR TIE CrnE OF DYsESTERy;
Fox A Foul STOMACH;
For THE CCRE OF ERyslPEIAo;
For THE Piles;
loR THE CrRE OF ScRorrLA
FoR ALL SCRorU IoCs CoMPIAINTs;
Fon The CunE or RHEuMATisA:
For DISEASES or THE SKIN
FoR THE CURE OF LIVER CoMPLAINr;
For DRorsY;
For THE Cure OF TETTER, TuNoRs AND SAx9
kHEuM;
FoR WORMS;
For THE CuRE Corr:
For A DfNNrF Pill;
ToR THE CuRE OF NEURALGIA;
For PURIFYING the BLOOD.
They arc sugar coated, so that the most sensi-
tive take them pleasantly. and being purely
vegetable, no harm arise from their use In any
qgantity.
Price IS cents per Box; Five boxes for ol00
Grea, numbers of Clergymen. Physicians. ssates-
men, and eminent personages. have lent theiT
certify the unparalleled usefulness vi thcso
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insci ion d. them. The Agents below named fur
nlsh GRATIS our AMERICAN ALMANAC ia which they
given with also full descriptions Of the ahove
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make pref. en-
Demand AYERS, and take no others. TIE sick
the best mid there is for them, and they shoula
have il.
All our Remedies are for sale by
TAYLOR BALLOhD, Davenport,
Read Co C'icssc,
barnard Co, D.. l. uir,
And ents 10 every town II tAs Untted 0taeao.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

0oVo C1Sys.. sssssss.sssss..ess.. Iowa.
vNUu psoyttsesr Of the shove nsasA hesss. and 70.
oeotly q the Park House, has leasoa fog tern
g yoase seAAtsd, pointed end papese1 NJ Old seanA,
l6slo noeth q he Court 1ouse, . 0llntoa stseot
9 -. m ~ SvsgsoAlng n prtoe es1ss. ~
aAo1o 49, = D0eA 1eoses ~ business post e ~
~ d. u Sssa, WAlaA = ~ saeeee . -.
~ 80 -. ,. 0QD1As
Iuly1 Dse0glso6ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

So On. r. H. WORLEY,
HOMEPATHIC PHYSICIAN. OFFICE
H and Residence, 81 Brady Street, in the
hoass lornsEiy occupied BY DR.. Gibson.
oct. II dts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14

Tho let 0e00ton c0mmo0ce6 tho ISt Monday o. bep.
tenbeY
The 81 session commences the first Monday Of Feb.
Plain and every variety Of Fancy and ornamen.
tai Needle-W Work taught without any additional
charge.
Payments required mi.ennusly in advance. 4
school for DEAF Hutes has also been opsned Of D.
Mary's.
70 6. Naiy's Academy, Metre Dan ?. o lnalana.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
Ayers Cherry PectOral

has won for itself such renown for the u
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, ,has
it Is entirely unnecessary for 10 recount tho
evidence Of its virtues. wherever il has been eua-
ployed. As it has long been in constant Use
throughout this section we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept u to the best
il ever has been. and that it may be relied m -
do for their relief all il has ever been found do
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-14
EDUCATIONAL.

EOOOA i lJN AL.
TIPT ON's
NATIONAL MERCAN zyLE AND BUSINESS
MEMS
q q Il Il - q III
SITUATED:
CORNER OF 1IETa AND BRADY s7RBETs,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, by Davis I Upton. April. 1858.
g. g. Upton,
Principal and Proprietor.
UOUNG MEN will and, By proper inquiry, that.
i BY graduating at this College, they will obtain
very important th graduates Of any
other Commercial Institution 10 the country. The
CoURsE o. STUDY comprises both foreign and do
mestic bu. iness, and embraces MATTER o. PaACTICE
In OoAMERCIAL SCIEucB and ART-wholly un-
known TO common teschers-Which, 1t Is obvious
will greatly enhance his chances Of success In bus-
ness.
SPENCE IAN PENMArssIP-the most Beautiful
system In the worlds taught st this College n all
its fcr~s, both practical and ornamental. 4 coon
Business HAND WAITING 10 guaranteed to al who
complete the course h're.
-. ,hs ,on 1on s.s ana not -.
consumed, at this school.
BDAUTIyUL EN0RAvBD DIPLonA-lith0gTapbed
bank mote paper which the possessor can fold mp
and place n hts port mOnaie-is awarded each grad.
uste This 10 = novel and unique feature never boz
fore introduced into . COLLEGE.
Tuition 80, payable Invariably In advance, emit.
cling the applicant 10 Life Scholarship, which will
also DO good ct " Davis Commercial College," ct
Peoria. Sons Of Clergymen half price.
Separate instruction given in Penmsnship.
Business men and friends Of education are 70.
specially invited 70 cali.
For Circular, containing full Information. please
enclose two postage stamps.
Address, D. o. TlPrON,
spY10- d&Vtf Davenport, Iowa.
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MG41OKI.
icy ard 0laSness
lAas bssss brossIAs
TO MANY uoMeS AsD FAMILIES,

C,IHCB the ln,roascslen al tAat World RssOs0ssd
= madlc,ne. N MAMA A0Us BAl0AA. IN
4 has brouen healto and AspPirce into ae,- fsmi-
lies than any remedy 1pOn v~Cord The Qu~stion
would nafursll, Asis-, Why u this? because u doe
al cases In ta+ shortest tm-, .Esass cas, fever
s.d aGue in Its w.rst form, and iu ell casrs pr
l6rne . speady cure. Persons rcsdiag In mslsTteW
districts using this bslsam Asionsaiy duriag the
ictly season nee have feArs VI attagA " anne
II II ther-bse biGhy reecrimendsd SURF proven.
tative rsed N smell doses daily daring hat par
ticulsr tine when this class Of dlseesss prevail
For wart ~ spsce ve can only offer few Of the
many evidences H. is !avor.
Bwcyrss, OAto, Eso liza, 1850.
DR. MANN 4 co Oaliom, OHIO Cents I'VE
It loss TO ind lsnguag, s0dcient 70 poruay 10
the public the greet este IN which ycUs celebrates
Agre Esi-er !. held in this comnanisy The &c,
Is It never fai 70 cure sessl !" its WORT towns ana
HOfBsKf 4 TAILOR, Drussi Is.
CorsnaA, Mtss, Oct 10Th 1853.
ARsSRS. 4. K. MANN co. Gests = HAvioe
procured u supply OF your ssissm aud teetins
tthoTong ~ " many severe cases Of ,Opg standing
failed, found In oil cases, yeur Balsam e6ecsed
afe and speedy cure. II 10 just the medicine -
want here IN the south sesvectfuil yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
NeU YOvk. Ee5 23d, 1858.
NR0SRS 8 MANY CO.-0tmfA IL have
q our house In ot. Lauis. sold your Ague Dalsam
some three years and have carefully observed ~ es
fects md must In cAndoe say, ] do not believe il
has an equal In the history oil medicine for IL my
personol knowledge, cures permon~Rtly every case,
and hav- known Il used after oil other remedies
had iaileh, VIII the same happy result. have no
hesitation IA pr. nounctns II the ereetese discovery
ever mac in int rmittent remedies, ana perfect
teVD
Respectfully. o. WOOD 4 90.
8. X. MANN l. CO., Proprietor, Ga.
lion 0hio Sold hv all