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, 1860-09-17

~ ;:t;1z. ca.s.s ii Lie nort..hlrk AID
= 1:1:e.t {. c futx Ole Houasaa wHux1,
,.rt :te t roet e1eaeinu1 TONIC and sr1xu.
:, r,;; .. TIT urss Axre+a,ls BzuHAcx1o evsr ct.
~ cut'x. Ae Tonia tn Old People, cel,cata
e.,l,=+-. lpsnltd& and NJ weakly people, snsy
:. ~, A..e4 In ~ caae3 OF Weaknen OF Debility,
&c 1T ustA.e F=.kf, and tmpan e1rure healthy
- -, ,,,,en 4 uia. will establtsa their saszta
.t.s, 1ca.te pow In use. For Iuxo Coxr1A11za.
,>y.rfraA. Nx11ors Du2AAxs AID L1vn
s!,ey ~ invl.rAoie Remedy md M
-r.,u.e r. C11sA and FxvzHs.
,r.,t Eo;tlcs IN caaes Of ons md tFo dom.
s; ;grssi.:a md Grocer. every where-
A. ". GREELKX. Proprietor. No. 1a Il.
..,... Ht.:tn. Mas.
~. JOHNSON. aenczA Agent.
Nc. 70 stais s:,eet Chicago.
.t:>1N,E. Aeca.: .pz!so:d.wlz
!, :: Two N>rdicts from two very
,,;<- u ts1'tn TO
,,.u,>TApono HAIR DYE.
:: :.,..:s ;e> !.o.s Il f:c:n sas Zen Of Or.
j. ;,:-to.ssst L. t'l' country ~ IN ana35ac
.e,c.ans III eyeta Il absolutely fses from
!. .rscnt.. TIL. may be called
,,rE SCIENTIFIC rEleDxCT.
.,.A o. i. snputsf ore Tic Thousands
Z. -~ur 'r:n cus u rxcoa- ndlak 1t above
,.c- ne 1..turs!ne,s of the blaekR IND
...,> "A. e.. ,a;ia:tv sf r. ef'e-t. This u
r,,t; pt.RLtC WEIR DktT.
, .,. Which c .n..:'ut' :h.-e vPra'ets may b
,,,a, ,.ar..r. E: t'uz zt1AlxAa. No. Ast5r
.,vyol. ;.,c,a sy.T. l. r.. ii applied 1y I'll
s.,1nr .Nu. j.. fARE.
ls& I +kc st:eet.
, 1860-09-17
E5a1lk.nn aNl; ;a3DeI91g2:
TTOEW1:ANN Is GNLfCKN.
BsaJE*5IER&,
--.---.-----~~-IAL IALlNtl6.
A. (. 4e MAsAELE STRHEE.

Banking Department.
received ozas;s 1sssaa; t;o i
ss!sr s Il tGaRss! aspa::s az az = @
1stcre.t bssuces en- oily hs :cv:a y; "Ss'e
1ceeye aepesit:, payable II specified c'ts: On With
aAY1SGa UErAR9a1EN'T.
Dernrl;.. neil sa4a f: de!a1, 1eee:.ea sd
M oTfd ef T s'o. us a'sess
faads Rave remained Il our Lands sesiuet n:; ~
deposited.
COLLECTION NErARTNErsT.
Collections III Chicago rsane and psocse1s .ssae3 %
81 Il s & s 8
:e,n!tted en- favorable terEh
posaEsrfo ETS1IAEGE nNS osFAR1-
s::.s . sEy rst 4 s. ;sS ss :;:s: x q
sacs1 Aceoun:s. C., IN Se~ foEs.
5roCK DEPARTnsEi2E.
w.eay an4 seli or CoEas:lea e,hss :: & &CSlesss. e.
agt Aa aa hsS zo'6 s5
Iork :. to tn;q5e y r Rr,s2t aAa ae'oas
r0RRTGr EEFA FARMIBNT.
I'd I Mos S1f ha RIaEG i:e;
soEs eau he eec:ed thraagl crF lsE.e Eith p:ETrta
Drxts md Letters Of ceGt IN suns to su!t At Ne~
terms on our correspondents IN JoEdoE fA-t Ft*5tmt
Htfde.ec7.. Bale. Bcrrc. Dresden &c. &c. &c. &c.
Beng Fartlcniay de.s!os 2: promoting esFeet e't1
fsy teEns ost t1snd gasss ~
oorcfa COLLECTIONS Ct uratt.. oTer-, Notes 4eeelt2n
cea lnherisanccs &c. &c. payable In az; pat Of kctc7c
| Mo; = With T.u5Etnes. sad dispatch
eE~Crautsy Tanks Atd l:.nkea, supplied witt Ferez'
Biz 1t low rates. Private uoodsand AoEEei ueGot1:e<
| abroad.
H0FFHAHN 4 GELPG2E.
, 1860-09-17

Bzyard Taylor is travelling ia l. ,wer Canada,
Here is paragraph from his recent letter:
Murray Bag a thort distance beyond, is the
fashionable watering place on the north shore,
az kskauna (near our present stopping plsce)
is for the southern. It is small cove, opening
up i2to pictures que deli among the mountains.
Access to i. is had by means Of al immense
wooden pitr-a government work, built by
contract, and, Of c2urse, pu. in ths wrong place.
" 1t ems, then," said to the CRaadiaa gen.
t1emaa wno impaired to me this piece Of in:or-
mstion, "tbat your Government jobs ara no
better performed ttaa ours "0h, much
wcrse;" was his auswe7. "ls it possible they
en- be worse ~ asked iucreduously. ~ as.
sure you," said be, "our ofa:i corruption
aarpasses yours; but we have the E,gllsh re-
luciarce to say much about such things. We
quietly cover up, or ignore, what We cannot
hetp whereas, you in the States, make an out
cry from one end Of the lanh to The other. The
difference is not in the fact, but in tine proclas
mntion Of it," If this riew bo true, it ia con-
soling to III, but discoura ,ing to humanity
, 1860-09-17
-, ,,,,u IS SGs!$Sa sS$SSSax E&;!S 4r'*a*.'

sc3 e99e@ y. X: u NHe.:A:
~-~- ~, r.xr..,t.
NIAIE OF' lLLl NUN, County
,ohs ~ ESo1 ~, r. i3 snnh ~ Tes =. 2.own
efs e ~is@ IL, y IL tE6..e:
heirs * *iH,m 4. Hs1t..oa defendsnt sb9re rsmr5
i,uctnovn tartaE Lsza n-a Il lie oc- Of tse rtk
faid Circuit Colrs Of C.oS EQUITY Sotae Is hereby
that "a c,npl ua1t ted hi bill of coz pAl.t sad
tour III. th.acery ED: taere.f, The st Cay Of
july, lSae aa .ba. SUMMONS te.sapoa a.uet ont II
sA,d Eu1st axains cee3dA.t lc he .rst
1~nday Of s~pteEbe4 tiEGt, ~ IL by 4w quIts.
Now, y'cu the I'd u1kn MI ars Q! TAlita C.
H.n o., Ii I'll p-rson As b: Aud App+sr beto1e AId C1
tu stust u Coz sonrtv. The tf.: laT os TIC
tru tte:eo II Re helttp =. cnc4:o aid EQUITY.
the Ihfr4 aon ct November, lG0 @7d rtad, AnswsT
&. Ieu1ut t. thu aid comp aia,a~ LII r couoA1It
zane the :A::e.a 7sn tLar. and sisted
will be taken csr=e:tI an1 ec7te extend asA:1t
sou sec~rulnz 10 the p.a5 {. OF ead . Il.
EM- L. UHUKcH, rIc1k.
ErA4K j. 1AHAx- CompFf. SO r ss4 raalAw
-.s- 7,1iN 1Y7S IT ~ .7-
ARE Of lLL1NO1N, equity
X # Coos SS-..rscr;k Curt @. Eco. Casnt7 10
and Iose:h s. Hc5shAw-i,t Ch32eGrf,
All avn Of IN. uun rescsn:e cf jo:r1A F. Nc- shav
tef ,danx anye nasar bAyzk b. ea tei Il tbs &fca II
:hc ie1k Of .at ;Cat '.ut u t.ooE CounrT. Eo.ice
i. az rysa to 1ac rid 1L5spA B. Usskr I. II SID
cimrIsns.t zI.d Ls Eli Of on laiat sad CoaIt ca
t1r Charcey te thereof 1he 3Ise dnv Of juY s6
ani that sun uo7, ;h-.euton I.:u.I oct # tad Cou
sxtrst aid u.en an r ru7abe Oh re f.s 1ortay Ii
81, ~. cf nr e. assn - i t7 Jaw IL aa.:e:
Sov me Sou III s.id jueoa Uen ,hsw s,,a. 7rr-
eon +T be nnt x2- tt:.r. satl trtu Court or Co
fhA f%A-4S
, 1860-09-17
:Ter l}ike'b 3JsaE.

FIsOR PIXIES PGAK.-The under
u tfned arc TO offer tos sse ntW!T n!tntsa
saspte: er rixss Pess; cse thai eonbats hs quAltes
G! bsrg Light Ctea2 Easily Aagasvd and
eny ponns nd d e.a 9nef es rR;6es RsS6sss
MIef Wc VARIANT this Eli 10 10 o. pc1 ecn!- Hore
worE. With the poEcs lHan tSe best s1'p M m. .,.
aso thc tmaeane.7 USE. under the sas
cusling Iron Ore Or Sone v.ch;n. sbon
cf Nr soscs Cd rnk street. West OF The o.
nost ONCE boI 1892 Uhlc.go, Illinois, fer turner in1os
faaIoa' DUBOIS AUSTIN.
y: ~ nsl7' t5TcsutdAwly
, 1860-09-17

Fs.1.rCIS ". H0FF.N-1JF1T,
Cor,u1 OF the a.srd D1cn! ef The pu:h.s
of brunswick sst Sas e}ota. tc tae tt:e ciT Cl
fo:t and By special a.; o "eT1;l stst;
HA..OrEi. u E$SlA. NASSAU, plsU::Sl !. SAAt;'!
EIKtEkHEK1. Gi4DEEREkH. r.. tss7''A"'v "
, 1860-09-17

HTNA INSURANCE Comply,
uAnTToR0. 0O1sr.
Incorporated 1919 ----- Charter Pszratut1.
Gash Capital @xd e=r1Eus-s2, ,1o4, 10000
Fire and INLAND Navigation Rfak1
TAKEN AZ LIBERAL TERMS aNo EATEs-
aiez.!co ki=ea to 1a.7rsce. Of D1e:sks asa
ASSETS JAH. l, lss3.
aaFlr21 12ab sdRfIU5:::.:.::::::::: ssiao q
Baak a:2eta s3 N t9ssesa g. g.
Sta.e Stocks, s,&c................. :t4.slo g q
Elty atoc1t A!h9 AH.N Y
Railroad stocIs. Ec-.-............ ea.69o A4IH 1
ncFzAse BOLD; eoo' @sSg ~ ~
| AteCenzceucs ltec1... s7,ts5 t<
'sa ass e q aaae a9s 90 M s+7i Is
43tla41e3 q
| Eia!E.s unzdutte1 ara ros d.e-....t17s.s57 S
Application. rece4ve1 AID Po;e. .sEaed easE3 tJ
aty 6f ia daily arttoIike ATt1s. Lceeea koat
Axenta appointed serpi!e. f:E1ihes Aad a. trs=eea
szaiEs = .ss,sas s:oes72sH "a " s:ef s 12o'
EEgnh.sD 4;tENT, Akv1:a lcr Ch:e.ke.
| =. . {TAr It,
, 1860-09-17
g TATE UNIVERSITY OF
NJ IONA


The State University Of iowa
Has been rossnzed will b. opened II. thu yeexpt.au
OF sute1t on Tie third Wednesday In Seplemtot next
fAcD.TT:
REV. Sl14AS TOTEM. u. H., I..I.. D. prrad rnt and
tcrac. ~ e
REv. JAMES LILLE, H.. H., D. D., Professor G!
Clemlss.y ard Natural l'hl '*,phv, -
kEV. OLIVER II. kPkNQEN 4. n. PYcf4asor OF
L2rE1l4Ees. - "
NELSON T. LEONARD. a. H., P.otes.es Of Ma,hs.
strnctnrl In Nat, raj H,s.uTy, ~
NAL DtPa trent.
Iowa City, AuEuSt 81. ri ca92l4s
, 1860-09-17
Eourationgt.
FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
AT sPRING4IDE,

oAo"steo Laks two n''es fsom Auburn. Cayrga Goa ny
HENRY II. DWIGHT, Pr!nc1rAt.
WILLIAM II. BEACH, As.oaa's Principal
-E'<m&sr OF f'4pHs Limited t. Tsor'sV-Etes.
TERMS. = 0 PER Aunuu pNab. In .dvance at 6 n,
n terns- lat s:oer a9o
F1s ch aea Qtsuao te'rs mr. e tne arsIla1T Z tt
ln.a .. ,Ise Rev: E. y. liun.,rltoa, y Io'et OF
Auhu'n Th.olnk.cal Seminary: Hev fhasttt Denry.
I'D. tLp. Pho Kuchestcr University; RsF. Hen
~ Fowler. i'asto. >t-on p.e,bvt.r1 Gruich Auhutn
hey. J. Leonard "rnt. Frt ptc.bste,r Church
Fillmore, budaso; 4. t3ootw!n. Esq.. !. II, knze
Esq. nhe1 NoE4ea. EA-ktsa Chic ago; George T. N.r
Tin. Lotkpott, III. aelSd:9ew
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24
kIUSTETTER,S
s L N A q Ii 4 T L h X S!!.

In view Of the fact that everv member of the
human familyis more or less subj ected 10 some
nrlaint hes es innun era BILE other conditions in
life which, by the assistance of little knowledge
or exercise OF common sense they NAV be able TO
regulate their habits Of diet. and with the assist
ance of a good tome, secure permanent health
In order to accomplish this desired object the true
course to pursue is certainly that which will pro-
luce a natural state of things at the least hazard
,f vital strength and life for this end Dr. Hos
ta,,ar hos iptroincad IN this cnun,yy nrenaratio,
hearing his name. which at this day i not a new
medicine but one that has been iriei for wears
giving satisfaction to all who have used it, The
Filters operste powerfuliv upon the stomach, bow
eIs ana liver restoring Them 10 healthva d VIC
orous ac,ion and tins bv the sil,u ME nrocess ~
strengthening nature, enable the system to tri-
aiil pa u,ei a,s'-so rsn,,s, Indoest;on y.rse.
Flatulsncy, Loss of Appetite, or any Bilious Com
plants, ar9ihe rom a morplu lhAetioh Oh me
Collie, Cholera Morbus, de-, the Buffers save liz
equal.
tracted by new sett ers. and caused principally by
the change Of water aud dlet, VIII be speedily
fesuiatea ~ aiion usg :. M
alent when taken in all forms, than any other,
the cause OF "hieh may always attributed 10
withou, fail by using HOSTE TIERS STONICH
BIT1ERSas per directions on the bottle For this
ofei rS ~, ne arIiria tnon -
be infallible? Every country have their bitters
go go, =, Wv
not to be found a more heoIlhy people than the
Germans, from whom TINS PREPARATION ehanated
ed to advance the destiny 81 this great prepaT
alton IN tne medical an,- Sci inc; t I'D
disease which iastens its relentless grasp ON the
pody oil MAN. nun W. ~ s'aaoN IN
GA ,nan,alI,, n.sIe,s can he defeated and Jriven
from the body by the use OF HOSIhI1ER'SRE
Hop SHD o11 bnoi NY =. 1he ABOVE
Mt Shreaer some eies"u' vi
Billion a aueteur steam e's'He u - ''''
some elegant specin ehs Oh Oh nAnen'a' PAM
log "A. W. naney '"'ee :" "''e' -,
SEWING
sewing MacA'ne'' a"u "'"'
numerous W u'e''''"
fASiH' SURE.
ANS oePa f'".n'
'e'oay' %" W
Things to'oay' "' ,
's''es 0. P''s.''s !"'
is'"s' Ian NJ.
money, anu 'o"e ."'' -.
Mary Holmes eAhioi'eu e ''eoe' -
and Mrs Margent Holmes 81 specimens Of pre-.
-,,s,l 3;.n,av NJ. Mead a fns
serves, oeau'"u' u'sp'"S
variety of picsles, wines and dried fruit, etc.
r.HNiioHh'
w. s. Collins displayed fine lot OF parloi
-, .h.uhor f,rn;,,ra There were other
auo on""oe'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
-, Ssx, Ii 1-.-S--- IL. e -1s--I
* y1GTdIa sENE~.s1kS yM1@k
He,ween l'i,l.burg ana r siiadeiphis.


l. Capacity ., Ats ho4d Is no" equal ~ ang
IN tie Coantry
r,,,,,.,,,, ,.eepx,r,
hi'hh ihnoe"h Aooh '"In ihAiN'
y ,ANLCIiNG direct In the Union Depot at
- ittshur2h, with through trains IRON al
"e'- IN ci'es LOT n.'@le'PAla' Se" or DOS
On, altimore, and Washington Clty thus iur-
hshih idciide5 iof tHe "nspoi'at'"h u -
.enser unsurpassed, Tor speed ana comfort "
my other route.
fApFess ana ast Lines fua 'nroush ~ nnAoei
pnia "ithou. e""Hso - ME :.
7H"h4ne las AZ ~ ~ ~ -.
"o70'u u. a., o,v pms O " ."f,, ~
rains INC EAPie.' IN, 'A''' 80. QUO
Inc, sunday excepted: hfes daliy irains con.
ieei direct Tor re" i"rk. EAf'sss ana 'as'
Inc couioet - "''t''i, I'll. an1
.xEress Train leaves Pittsburgh Al A. ar
rives al fhiiadeiphla or baltimore ~ =. ~,
New iorK ~ % n
Nal IRAN leave. lit,'oufs a. ~, arriving
fhi adeipnia : a. pc" i"'A soy q. -.
est Line leaves littst urea !. AZ arrives IN
Philadelphia OF baninhe AZ o''s a. a., 10"
iorA 1.3o r.: ~.
six Dahy Trains oe."oeh in'~1'4P1.a "u
Ne,S lork Two DAi'y rains oe."een 'e" lo's
'ud ,''s@n. lofousl iisA''' All ''"'' 'Af' So''
n eith>! the Aop'e .ia'"s'
Boat iicse's " .o''oA ".o sooA ''~
call hiver, VI otohahsD'l L.nes.
liehel' Id 49, y " -
important halafo1u o,uces :. - "Sa', $50 ~
'eard any Oh Lie ie6u4hi LING y :. rssn.o's ~ ~
assie-ippi u ohio ~ orc ans : 'oAo -,
stns Ot.ces Oh Tie couipAa.y IN noston' Ne" iosx'
baltimore, o. fu1.aaeiphia.
Fare al 81. ys ~ u" 80 oJ any other ROUTE
ASK for lie. ets by fiusbarsh.
The completion u tue es.erh come lions g
he Pennsylvania /. S"'oAa " Gn'sAso; mas's
ne direct line be,w. en- the Last AM the gfeA'
ta-west.
the connection Of tracks by the Railroad Bridge
Al Pittsburgh dV JidinY all "ia!aSc OF 'ehlsRe VI
freight, together with the 'aring Of time ai-
vantages readily appreciated by shippers Of
rEeis nj and tue uave.ins Iuolc.
Parties irping eastward VIII md It 70 theit
advantage to snip ~ tins ltoUte
For freight Contracts or shipping Direction
oi the Company:
u. a. 5ih" Ahi fittsourSh.
FREIGHT h6kNfs..iaIs q 20. lineage Rack
-r Co., Memphis, Tenn; H. Sass Co., st.
LOUIS; /. q. O'hliey Co., Evansville, Ind. ".
bingham, Lou,ssiile, Ny; q. =. sie'drata. Mad'.-
IN, Ind; H. W Brown d Co., and Anthem
hibDast, Cincinnati II. D Pierce q Co., lanes
siiis, Ohio; Leech Co., Boston and New ork:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad

4 follows:
Express and Mail Train az. -. 90 ). n.
Trans will leave Davenport for Chicago daily,
sur days excepted AS follows:
"a Express Tram, Observation-Disclosures. q s. r. u.
Trans Arrive at Davenport daily, Su days ex-
iepted, Us toows:
FROM THE EAST.
u Express train at. ..............6 ~ IN.
FROM THR WEST.
uaii italu, AZ. .u.oo ~
ALI tiains out of Davenport will make dlrec'
injections at Columbus City, Washington and
iowa City. with the IVES Stage C,mpany's
tsges tor all points Vest.
Inc Passenger Tr in connects At Rock Island
With Chicago and Rock Island .tailroad trains To-
III point, East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity OF
living distinct directions as to the destination OF
hei oas gage also to procuretick before taking
heir seats IN the cars.
~ Il. Trans tor The East connects at Joliet
sith trains on the Michigan Central X. H. at
hlcago with trains on the Michigan southern
nd Michigan Centra! and Pittsburg, RI. wayne
md Chicago Railroads. JOHN r. TRACY,
APPS Sup't.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24
CARD TO THE AFFLICTED!
q r. L. MILLS

nEvOTES HIS TINE To CURING IN
II f,ued and liberated Eyes; removes Films
Granuations &c; restores 3, ght 10 lncip'ent AN
urosis is c~n6dent Of success in all cur c"sos
.r. may be consulted q his once 20 rrsnk-
lin block, Room No. u, brady SIR 81, between
"a and 81. :.
Residences oas door west x The Sew Pssn'yi-
vn.fa H.use. jy50-d1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24
Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank kendrick, Proprietor,
Corner of Perry and Sd sts,
CO-PartnerShiD Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ IN iersigned have this day entered into a Co.
Partnership for the purpose Of carrying on the
| ub!ication of the DAILY AND WEEKLY Dgxo-
chAT AND NEvs. Newspaper to be published in
the city of Davenport, Scott County, Iowa. also
the Job Printing Business connected with said
Newspaper Establishment anier the name and
style OF Richardson, West 4 Co.
ID N RICHARDSON,
GEO. r. WEST,
GEO. F. CARPENTER
JNO. q. GIVEN.
Dated 'avennoyt, February 18th 4. ~. 1s@"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24
MoYuNE, PING suEY CHOPS.
TEAS, GREENS AND BLACKS.
or Most Delightful FlavOrs,

and which is nov offered Is percent. cheaper thsa
the same Teas retail in the cities Of hso Yosk
AMI Phila islphia. C0uDoi eu-s snd laAioo aso
respectfully invited TO % examination.
jyS-d JACOB WkAvIk, j, AenA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24
TIE II Tx II DE
CHINESE HEADQUARTERS

\X ISHlNG TOGiVE CHARACTER TO THE
Tea Trade, and TO reLd.f the ia.keye
Store celebrated tor he choicest Yrates OF kAas
the same as it Is for Other tine Grocenes. W
have large invoice Of the karest and most Csi-
ebeated
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

Capacity ., III, ho.d Is no~ .quai 10 ang
an tie Coantry
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24

DRS. MCDONNELL 4 SCULLY,
Veterinary SlArSeon0,
Members of the Royal College Of Fessrinar,
Surgeons. Lind n, dc, dc.
MOULD RESPECTFUL ~
~ iy inform the public @~<f I
Una. . they can be Consulted at 49, 1
their Horse Infrmary on r. ird Ht
street, between rady and Per- ~ -
y sueets, reative to the diseasee CT tcs Nose
ana those inciden al to the other cl.ss ). Of the
osote creation. Messrs Mcdonnell ana Scuil7'.
treatment is in accordance with he most mode,
improvements IN the science OF veterinary meai-
Continental colleges. -S
All diseases wananted cured, if euuhe. or NO
charge made. =.
CONSULTATION FREE.
.eS4eeee - Ssh stssst, between REX lala,A
- AeU1 sseeess nAy1AkVN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-24
MEDICAL.

MEOxOA1As
DOCTOR MARTlNe
CATAMENlAL e0RREGT0R!
HAS HAD
AIEN YEARS TRIAL,
u,cs .uor,, BE suYs.e IEsT TO CONVINCE svKEY
suffering Woman
OF the Great Value Of the
CORR s.CTOR!
A. TnAT 1T IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION
rTHE BEST MEDICINE "a
before the public for all diseases arising from r-
reguiarities.
Cbvonte or Nervous DeAntiy.
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appended Uepsse0sii.
Or e.sstion Of the Lenses
nd an almost emil IS variety Of other diseases
attic dant on irregularities superInduced by colds,
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Price 500 per Bottle.
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rect to rs and if two or more bottles are ordered
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No medicine placed ON commission.
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9tatbs.

In Kinsman. on the 18th inst, Mrs. JEN-
NETTE S. ELDRED, wife of Rev. II. B. FL
dred, of that place. Although the day was
stormy. the spacious church was filled with a
sympathizing and afflicted congregation, Rev.
W. C. Clark. of Warren, officiating.
In Mansfield, Ohio. on the 9th inst, of stran.
gulnted hernia. after an illness Of - days, Mr.
JABEZ A. TRACY, late q resident OF Warren,
In Bristol. on the 10Th inst. of consumption
Mrs MARY A. WOOD. aged 55 years.
lConncaut Reporter please cory.I
In Vienna, on the 18th inst. of putrid sore
throat, JAMES H., aged l7yenrs; also on the
10Th. ALICE JANE, aged 10 years, children
of James and Susan N. Mnekey.
With heartfelt sorrow we record the early
demise Of this estimable young lady. Tears
COM unbidden to our eyes as We attempt "a
rear this frail tribute to her cherished memory
She was a kind and obedient daughter, tender
and affectionate sister, a cheerful and loving
companion and friend; and it may truly he said
of her, ''Rone knew her but to love her" Her
gentle manner, her amiable disposition, and
ncF mllu ana quleb spirit attTacIeu hlAh1 ouu
secured the warm love of all who associated
with her. Her death was such as might be ex.
pected from such a life. With perfect calm.
ness. and apparently without regret, she closed
her eyes on terrestrial objects, to open them
again upon brighter and holier scenes. May
those who survive her, cherish her spirit. AID
emulate her virtdes.-[CoM.l
Ills hard to surrender our dear children We love.
Though We. hop soon to meet them in mansions above
lis hard to part from thenthroueh heaven may call,
And to live here without thsmiS harder than all.
We weep for their absence. hut weeping is vain.
They arc gone. and We never may see them again
On these dreary shores. where We live but to part
From the tenderest children that are bound to III:
heart.
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A Case of Paternal Inhumanity.

A revelting and extraordinary caseof pa
rental inhumanity is revealed in Mclean
county. in Illinois, by an officer named
James Sill, in the Bloomington Pdntd-.
graph. l. C. Talbert. a farmer. living nine
miles north west of Bloomington. was form
erly from Ohio. and was known to have
five, children. During a period of three
year. only four children had ever been
seen. and suspicious of something wrong
having been aroused officer Sill visited
Talbert's house. At. first both Talbert
and his wife denied having five children.
but were finally forced to acknowledge the
fact. In answer to the demand to see the
fifth child the father led the way to a smoke
house on the premises, Il corner of which
had been curtained off. and there the child,
a boy about six years old. was sitting in
its own filth, entirely n ked and with its
legs firmly tied together. The scene is
described as one of intense horror. exhibit
ing cruelty 4 thousand times worse them
british. Upon being united and placed
upon his feet, the boy could scarcely walk.
The inhuman parents have been lodged in
all, at Bloomington, to await their trial.
The only reason alleged by them in excuse
for their crime is that the boy could not
speak, and they were ashamed of him.
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Marriagts.

In New York city. on the 9th inst, Mr..
ALBERT 81. GREEN, formerly of Bloomfield,
in this county, and Miss MARY r.; daughter
of Theron R. Butler, Esq. all of New York.
In Warren. .on the Goth inst, by Rev. VIC.
Clark. Mr.. JOHN n. WEEKS and Miss EME-
LINE KINNEY, both of Warren.
On the 22nd inst, by Rev. A. D. Norton.
Mr.. HENRY H.. KELLER, of Warren, and
Miss OUNCE d.. HUREBUT, of Franklin
Mills o.
At Affinity Church, n. 7. on Tuesday after
noon Nov. Goth by the Rev. Francis VintOn, D.
D. assisted bY the Rev. Edward Y. Buchanan of
Oxford Church. Philadelphia, GEO. H. eros
MAN, Esq.:-Of st. Louis, No, eldest son Of
Col. Geo. Il. Crosman, Deputy Quarter Master
General. U S. Army. to MARY BALDWIN
WICK. of New York City.