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aA RUPTUREs Ws
I'd RADICALLy CuREDi @ %
Letter from Dr. w r. MRS to the Editor of the vicksburs
5as7,s'@ 81 Daily Sun, a ,'s4NA x q AZ
RuPTUREs
y fsernia con " t,arsa w,thoat Needle o. Knlfe

~ ar E vieKsnune, Miss, May 8, 1850.
4ss Hernia can he Cured Without Needle or Knifei ~
i q sss @ ss ] H.
~ he spsea & hres yssr boy bsonsa to Scatter
ESQ., of ssaspena Two physicians examined him and
spnon about the mods lone suggesting U.s.
sa and ob az Ps y
MN md after having used that Instrument Doctors
asFss ND asss s 'a
@ II s wo e hn na fens S @ o
e IL @ give Till stsetent for he benefit Of
m naas VIZ '''s' '-i' N'''Nss ~ i. Mills IL D.
s2'77 Above, in reference to the same boy
eeE9 ss&F7s& lss4ayEa4 Co., Miss, May 2 1857
II bea sT6s BOY George is perfectly cured u the rpsufe
hs ons Il ts neion Deer q1ess sd q x
Letter rom Dr. Harper, eminent Phi,
IN, sicians in the Stale of Mississippi s~SF .ss a.
= ~ yIcKsBVas, Mis,., Marca %, 1858. 8
Dr. Sherman-Deaf Sir send the hoy Ben os s TO you
cause him property and beside nosat
sized with my sk e 60 him Justice an "a shed your plan
49, - H. ~, 49, THes,J. ..ARpER NJ D.
-This letter IN reference slave shont u year,
c tuptured both sides, and who Subsequently
returned saund The following explains itsslf:
u ,ags s s..E Il. yIcKssuRs, Mlss,, Msyl7, 1850
bssF sssa sos ny son to suitsSle
Il svesy drug sors Trsses In thsn hsEeEer have 6tIt
tie confidence bps hesAs your such mat
's's' A'sn' = y Z ~ rHos. 3, HARPER D.
Z taTaR. BEIpENisi OPINION. SAD
NEW oRLEAss, Jan. 9, 1850.
Samuel Davis ESQ > y .fg
Dear .Ass pE gasHsas Truss applied y
@ ss s & ess sa sss
by the OF and tho rstue teeommead you et one
but be Or. Sherman ARsaC apeles i much depends
4 upon the hssing t~sss3illf r. BEL n! d.
as-DB SHERMAN respectfully informs inquired persons
tcse having rsptfe6 sssye hs he
aud may found his oaice, 40 200 ARIES STREET
New Orleans relieve and all
by the application OF his PATENT SILVER TRUSS CUR
1 ALIVE MIXTURE. III ayAyy
\ 6AR EsAHDAND FOR SAl4Hl-FEE oEi.EBR ATzD
NJ eijheaney Patent Washing &acbinesSpoc1aus
], Wsternsu Bro ~ tbs eo5her of &sastae
Common the Aeehanirs and lenlsrs
Ra 10 ST. Charles street aud 81 ahop corner Of LAtyss
4 and basin street, NsY oFissas' So I, .
iyltya aa.RaoeasHrX.it
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Iz.nprorrs..

uoAsT-Per schr Elodie- IS hhds sugar to P
CazenaFe. oyvaIs a5..
MI co AST=-Per sehr LEc, air. &c, shhds sugar l5
bbls molasses Frellsen, Steyensoni&co. -
~ co AST--Per schr Louisa 100 bbls molasses 81
hbds sugar e l. Sehiff eco. les .s}rs Il ----
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ear ago to-day ON banksI stood thus

-
10 cover 22,oeo,0oo Of deposits and circulation
year ago today. they HAD immediate cash
say specie and exchange, 81 900, 900. To cover
the same liabilities to-day say NO o67, ooo-they
have coin, SIS 5s3, 0pe Confederate Government
notes, ss 400 900; exchange ~, oe0$2t 1885,
900, II will be observed that the banks are much
stronger to-day thar, year ago. Thenithe sales
OF cotton from the sof September, 1860, to the
10Th OF December, reached $40 900 bales. 1t will
thus be disceFned that, our community and the
banks have to contend against the transfer of SIT,
0U0,nG6 Of local staple products, which are now
safely, II Is believed stored ouplanttions. Though
some branches Of trade and industry have become
paraiyzed by the effects Of the war nevertheless,
when the comparative state, that is, the present
with previous years, ia taken into consderation,it
yfll be found that there is much, a large balance,
id favor Of this the present season. Our commu-
Il nifty exhibits anenergetc, and we believe, mutual
action Of financial ana commercial IS well as indi-
yidual powers, in sustaining the great revolution
now in course Of progress. II then follows that
the greatest feniency should befobseryed an the
part Of our Legislators The truth is that we have
been 90 long, that is; so many years dependent on
Northern capitalists and temporary capitalists for
facilities of borrowing, that - comes with some
hardship for borrowers to relieve themselveaof the
~ w ttek tuEhiuuits AAt Atpttupt Will uf huGGess-
full and it hehoDyes OR Legislators to meet the de-
sires Of the banks, both free and chartered, and
9 grant general amnesty. 4ssS
There was very little going forward TO day in the
general money and paper market. IN the stock
y market there were some few movements, among
which We note rs shares Of City Railroad stock at
& the advanced price Of $780, The annual election
for directors Of this company was held to-day,
which resulted In the return of tue following stock
hoIdersto serve the coming year: Il
I, Messfss q B: sawson, Messrs Samuel Smith,
,ss Frederick Wintz, " NJ. Heina,
& Patrick Irwin rs RsL. d. Forstall, V
Alfred Penn, Geo. W. Helme,
.. o. Nixon. II n ~ 4gSs ]. j. E. Massicot,
sTATEMENTofshe Banks Of fhe conuousesh Of the State
g Virginia By last returns--ay 90 the lst IF oct s6i
F44 CAPT al ste52
Gire nls on, 9bb9,0f5
Specie 2ll4 S55
PAPER under discount. 80. is5So1s7
), The circulation 81 the prominent banks has been
largely Increased from loans made 10 the State ana
Confederate Governments.
The following was the position Of the bank Of
Virginia on the lsttof October;
Capital sgl 2soI 2s SOL
IA IA ss Feposits;
The following was the position Of the Exchange
Bank Of Virginia and farmers Bank of Virginia ::
cspts se!sags haas sol faFasts. hnns
aTraiation Circulation. 26llI73
Nh 3 ss ass
discounts 1851 1863 Discounts
: The specie on hand in the aggregate for the
fwenty.one banks returned to the circulation and
m dep0sitsis equivalent To 10 S3et. \ tss.ss
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for the contract for d ig =
y ging and cleaning Melpoe Canal from Camp

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for dig-
~ gns and cleaning Aepome Cana" from Camp 10 rS"de
The Mslpqmene Canal from Camp to Dryudes street shall be
feet a. the bottom and depth fseven feet below helevel
oil fRs se a s0S oon Il AID cas and ditch shall be nicely
cut and oohed Of 9t dressed according t9 The aes and
roots etc shall be least i've feet em the sides Of
said canal ard shall be The property Of the city
the sides of the SAME which may or damaged
BY the contractors shall be repaired by said and RI
The contractors shall bind themselves to have all dams eo
sructtd BY Them oRehed every night the water
from backing into he streetsofthe city. ION.
the City Surveyor entire satisfaction of
Athe materials and labor required shall be furnished by the
contractors shall bound begin the work in the ten
days following the approval Of the adjudication by the Common
Council and TO complete the within sixty days after
under penalty Of Ten dollars per day for each and every day
thereafter the same is rot completed.
Payment in cash the corieon OF the whole work and
acceptanee Of the same by the City SUI Yeyor;-
gusganteS the faithful performance ofthe csvrnct
n well understood that in of failure the
oG xe in ca ss cnnc b X h m
which the work being executed, the Council shall have
default required by article 1906 the Civil Code with
ont iRdemnity and is also we'll nderstood that in case The
CONTRACTORS shall at any time a9adon The work nd nor finish aud
contractors shall forfeit all they may have for of
the work by them up the of abandonment the
city shall he thereby DISCHARGED from any and a liability there
for and is also we'll understood that in Cause.-The couRche
sold the contractors and their securities shall lie held a bound
in scido the NIL the
price which the contractors originally contracted perform
the work, and the price at whth it be adiudicaed AT
sale repdiudicattol. '..'
Bids per running 2O8 feet tor the whole work
Signed LOUIS 4; PILE City sarvsyqr
Board Of the Common Council.
ts sSRsd 5a S2s' DAVIS. oh"irnen.
B. W. HEBRARD
dlS l2t COMPTROLLER.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-e,s-~ -, n -,
nel5g N teAHIhoLbkHs ofrek, ~ ia. ar:ff
\, rev nrle.,ns, oee ~, tS7't-. ,
TF@-r-- So mo. 5S07.I
Rs1re That the CoraprOller he ia hereby author
tyea 10 sddcate The lowest five days notice In
the official Journal cleaning the Gave2 canal
from tile New Canal Il Canal Caroudelet the work be done
in acct specifications the and the ad
ucaon to be subject TO The approval or rejection of
Common Council
m Oh. President Board of Assistant Aldermen ID
- e. '2 Signed1 IS! P. DELABARRE,3
Anproyea recember 4, 1861 - r
TSirn.di JOHN +. MONROE, Mayor.
r.T'r @. --.' ... -
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY the 2a day OF
neceber 1861 w a1naicae az my ounce, Nv Il e'och
NJ, the above contract ,- ,,,. ,,,,,r,,>, 70
die II Q. w. CULbEkfSoS, comptroller.
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SFbSlrtChLIoNSi or sAhe cS g, 's ~. tS n
- gns Ho ceathH ou' Inc ohNe" Sai''r rum LUG AVG"
Canal 70 hnal Carondee \, . az, j.. ,.-o, ,,.o,,o,o4
shall be cleaned and dug width five feet 1T ne TOP
een feet at the bottom e depth OF seven feet below the
lever of the lowest ground IN the section; , , -,
the sides and bottoms Of said canal snail ne neatly Cut ana
EN- sy En- d w. sSS " Ia :ss
and shan be the property, of he city.
bridges across sd canal q well a. 81 5 Tsnss q hs
Contractors Shall BY contractors reeaired
in their former condition previous to the making of any settle
Inc sinai ono ihsmsevtS 70 nave t cams con-
slrucieu py @ N oteeu eVefS 80 Us 10 prevent Tue wafer
a NJ %Ioie "ok shaA oe eSee"Ieu uiaer e OIL
thenhy surveyor ana 10 lhe ene q ia olet
Al ile alH aper equlfsu s!i Dc OIL Inc pest u"l
NY 9hd sinai ue !h.lLshaa ~ INC coht[actos -, }
The contractor shal be bound TO begin the work In the ten
sSa cemse III s e n s
pehaye zen aous eaay or eaen ana every DAY thereafter
security amount Of $500 shall be required to guarantee
acrsntsrca of ," same NV tIs NV S,,ryeyor ~ ~ ~
II swe understood TINT ID case Of failure by the contractor
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The following was the position of the Exchange
Bank Of Virginia and farmers Bank of Virginia ::

Tue speeIe on manu- IN the aggfegate Tor the
Z twenty.one banks returned to the circulation and
deposits Is equivalent To 10 sSet I ,ss.saa
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eyPECIFICATIuNsf for the comtraet for d g

Notice hereby given that MONDAY, the 23d day Of
December 1861 will ajudcate, my office at IL o'clock
iilS 4 @ " CuIRERTSoN Comptroller.
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mo. 5S24.l


RsSa'rei That permission be hereby granted j. n
enriqpe establish io his premi
borne Comnlon the sale Of HORSES
RACES, drays provided that aid auction estAb
lshed and the SsRs IKE place enclosed lot and re.
main during the pleasure of the common Council
Sigledl u MAGIOSI, -
d.. .s-, President Board OF Assistant Aldermen 2
ISEned - GERARD STITH
President pro teRa. Board OF Aldermen
Approved December Is, 1861. ID. -.,...
4 [Sgnedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor. q
A true copy: 49, = e..
dl4 St 49, MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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ConPTRoILER's 0FEICE,
City OF New Orleans July Z, 1855.
No 2129.l
y ESOf4YED; That the omptroIlef be and
80 he hereby authorized and required give noles
official ioarpa
with nnth section ordinances No l442 approved March
3d. S4 tie Coaael. H pay bill against the city unless
contracted 1nde a.horty Of order from The Dotaptr1ls In
accordance With the ordinance rafarret "'
SigreGl Z L. TEACT,
President Board Of A8ssJant Aldermen
5sig1eG L. u. PLACE,
hTesidant Board nf Aldermen
Approved April %, 1856
Signed J0ES L, LEWIS. Mayer,
The o-icers Of city CT TIFF puso
specially csllad to the foregoing cesoIution
. C. ". CuLBERTsON,
tyl6 Z" rf-s5i frf ITS 4 Sew ir!eans.
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Railroads..

5St4 ~ yS aissss Railroads. sse s,$4 ~
Y n. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN. 2
CANTON, December II, 1915 bales hay to
r + Adams &co = 35 do Mcfarland & Barksdale--
20 do H Ramsey IA do 7 a &JM Allen Eco
Il do Richs- sundries to order-Total 1876 bales
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a(Mlus snttIltgeata.

CsRsuxrr DrsIcE, No. 10 Clamp Streets
"a Tuesday Morning, December u, isoi.S
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Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY the 2St
December 1851 will Gdjudieate my office, Il O'Clock
NJ. the above contract.
dc 12t c. W. CULBERTSOs, Coulptroner.
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fNkgQEEEs ~ g}O.. SAMUEL &C., DEALERS III
gntus Glass and CFeckav5 Gzs aud Rbuis FGInishus
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8 81 REIpENIs op1NIoN. -.

6AK ESA&DAMD FOR SALhl-TE EqEi.ERaAT ED
NJ ejheansy Patent Washing Northumberland 10 be
j. WaternsH 4 Bro, az tbs of &sasie
Common s4rees And vt tine Mechanics and pc1ars
R7 10 ST. Chavles aud ny shop Of LAeYss
and Basin street, Ns1 oElsses. = :
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TLARETS IN CASKS
" 80 casks st. Enilen
100 =. MArgaux, from the well. known houses
Larouie Bros r Rousseau and becampe Co. for sale by
8. d. GRAF1AA Il co.
III Ao.S CnstnnhouE
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President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
- T- TSgued1 49, % S. P. DEIABARRF,s
70 .'T78 President PRO TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
IsisnedJ JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

NKUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 30th
!! day Of june, 1856, Wesley Vanduser and
Margarctte s. Vanduzer, his wife, Of Scott conn.
ty, Iowa, executed unto Charles Powers as Trus-
tee, certain Deed Of Trust, CONVEYING IN said
Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa. describe
as follows 10 wit: The south west quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section nine ga in to, n
ship seventy nine 90 north Of range Eve ;5,)
east Of the fifth r. n. which said couveyance
Was made for tho purpose Of securing tho nav
ment OF certain ps0missory note and iatereet
thereon, made By sid Wesley vanduser scd
stephen Thompson to Edgar Vincent, for Ne
sum Of six hundred and six dollars, dated juno
soth, 1885, bearing ten per cent. interest from
date.
And now, said note hsving become due and
payable, and the said makers having failed to
pay the same, and the sid trustee, Charles
the appointment II the Judge Of the County
Court Of Scott county, lows, according 70 the
stipulation 10 said Deed Of Trust, do hereby rive
this public notice, that BY virtue Of the power
which is in mo vested by said DEED Of Trust
and appointment, ! will, ON Saturday the 18th
day Of June, le6l, at the hour Of two clock 10
the afternoon Of raid day, 1T the Court House
door, in the city Of davenport in said county Of
Scott, expose and offer for sale at public auction
the parcel Of land above described, or 30 much
thereof = shalt be necessary u satisfy ard psy
the amount Of said note, With the interest there.
on to the day Of SALE together with al the costs
and expenses attending aid SALE costs OF this no
tice and Trustees fees.
JOHN C. BILLS.
Trustee BY appointment Of the Judge Of the Co.
Court Of Scott county, Iowa.
Plated May II, 1851. (my1s-db
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JUN Ak0lL,
BY PLUMB + VAN HosgN. his Att'vs.

vHRu sTEE'S SALE.-Wherea a. ON the lat da v
Of pril, 1887. William Johnston, Of scott
county, Iowa, executed unto Charles Powers n
Trustee, Ger tsin Deed Of Trust, conveying 70
said Trustee the land in Scot Il county, Iowa, des
cribed - follows, 'o-wit: The east oDe-h half "
OF the south east one-fourth NJ OF section No
eighteen Is, and the southeast ose-fourth " !
OF the south west one fourth ~ Of section No.
twenty 2V,) all in township No. eighty (s0,) Of
range three 49, cast Of the fifth r. ~ also the
northeast one-fourth u O. the north east one
fourth n Of section No. fourteen 14,) in town.
ship No. eighty 800 Of range two 3 east Of The
nth r. NJ, which said conveyance was made for
the purpose Of securing the payment Of . prom
sorry note and interest thereon, made by said vii
one thousand dollars, dated April LIST, 1857, bear
ing ten per cent. interest from date.
And nov, said note having become due and nav
able, and the said William Johnston having failed
to pay the same, AMI the said Trustee. Ahas.
Powers, having died, ! John G. pills, Trustee by
the appointment Of the Judge Of the County
Court Of scott county, Iowa, according 70 the
stipulation IN said Deed Of Trust, do hereby give
this public no tice, that by virtue Of the power
which is in me vested by said Deed Of Trust, and
APP ointment, will, on Saturday the 18th day Of
June, 1861 at the hour of two o'clock in the after
neon Of said day, ut the Court House door, in the
city Of Davenport, said county and State, expose
and offer for sale, 1t public auction, the parcels
Of land above described, or 30 much thereof -
shall be De necessary to satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note, with the interest thereon TO
the day Of sale, together with all the costs and
expenses attending sad sale, costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
JOHN c. BILLS,
Trustee by appointment of the Judge Of the
County Court Of Scott county, Iowa.
Dated May II, 1861. lmyl8-dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-27

TRUSTEEB SALE.-Whersas, ON the Isth
i day Of Jass, A. D., 1855, Patrick NcKinn.v
and Csthasine Mckinney. his wife, executed INTO
Joseph =. LeClairs, - Trustee, = certaid Deed II
irust conveying % said Trustee the land in scott
9. UNITY, Iowa, described - follows, to-wit /: The
east one half vi u lot number ono 10 Block
lumber ninety two (s5,) in LeCisires addition
TO the city Of Dsvenpost, il said county and STATE
- the same 10 numbered and ds-cribed on ths
Plat Of the survey Of said sdditioa on record in
eonvey:nee 49, nade b. the said Patrick McKin-
MY and Cathasias AcKisney, his wife, for The
psrp.ss q securing the payment Of certain
psomtseory note end the interest thes con, signed
y sasd Patrick Mckinney. dated the lSth dsy Of
Jsse, -. y, 1858 Tor the sum Of two huadred ana
l,sesn6ss, 4. ", ls5s q the Ranking HOUSE Of
Cook ! Sasgeat, Davenpest, Iowa, 20 the order Of
Antoias LsClsirs. Said Deed was recorded in tb 9
Recorder Once Of Scott county, the 10Th day Of
Jsse, lsss. in Book y" Of town sorsgsgss, lags
~.
Ard now, said note having becom.
de ard payable, and the said Patrick III.
Kinney hssing isiI.d e pay the ssns, l, Jo.sph
4. LsClair Trustee - Aforesaid, d. asrsby eIve
this Pabic notice shatby virtue Of the power wsss
Monday, the sixth day Of Max 4. B. 1851 q
TIE boar q TOO o'clock in the Afternoon of IA
dey. o the Ceass h0ass door, in the city az Dsven
lsss, esposs and o1ss TOR sale, q pubIss auction
ehs pa.ssl = ~ sAovs DESERVED, o. % nreR
Thereof - shall - saGcisnt . satisfy and -
~ anosst of6aid sots. With tho intercst thagrr.
= ~ ~ - -, tsgetAss with ~ costs ~
ssssssa sss:aeisg aid sa's, eesss q this noslss.
UPS ~ eoapletlos u sush seIe d. I'm
= gvee q aeeedsnee With the stipuls sioo a IA
Dsoa q Trset esevsytsg . fall 81 pis1saf iitis
= sse s.aes 9! - ~ e ~ psrslasss.
49, - -. ~ e k 3 AR a; z: iss1.
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RELIEF in TEN MINUTES
BRYAN,S
Pul NJ IONIC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, ant
first article Of the kind ever introduced under
the name of "PULMoNIC WAFERs," in this OF
any other country all other Puimonic Wafer.
are counterteits. The genuine can be known by
the name BRYAN being stsmpel each Wa
FER.
BRYAN PuLAONiC WAPERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BRYAN's PULNoNlc WAFKRs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAN's PuLxoN1o WArEas
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRYAN's PULxoNlc WARS
Relieve Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases
BRYAH's PULMoNIC WAPERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BRyAN's PULMoNIo WAFERs
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRYAH's PULMoNIC WAPERs
Are Blessing to ell Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN's PULxoNlc WARNS
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers
BRYAN's PULMONIC WA1ERs
Are in simple form, aud pleasant to the tasts
BRYANs PUt MONIc WAFERs
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting lures
BRYAN's PULM0NIC WAFHxs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without box Of
BRYAN's PuLM0xIC WAPsEs
in the house.
No traveller should be without supply Of
bRYAN's PULACNIC WARNS
in his pocket.
NO person will ever object to give for
BRYAN's PULM0NIC WAHERS
Twenty Cents-
JOB NOSES, Sole Proprietor, kochester. N. Y
Sold BY all the Druggists in Davenport and else
where. nov27 dAwly