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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-08

a. The account in one Of the public prints, of
this city, of an interview between Maj. Wilder and
ourself in relation to compromise for the Conven-
ton in this County, is not correct for the reason
that the whole conversation is not given. We
evinced quite as much disposition to compromise
as Maj Wilder did, but we shall not trouble the
public with the details. 1t is not necessary for
any purpose that we should do so. 1t was al
together, as we understood, private converse
ton, and we confess to some surprise at seeing
it noticed in public print.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-08
VIM. r. COX,
EVERARD HALL.
RALEIGH, May 6, 1861,


GENTLEMEN: have received your note of to-
day, containing a very extraordinary proposition,
which you present to me in the name Of Messrs
Wilder and Lewis. The proposition is that shall
Withdraw my name as candidate for the Conven-
tion in order that the people may select their own
candidates; and the motive which induces this pro-
position is desire for Cancellation and compromise,
and the obliteration of old party lines
After having been chosen by vote of almost two
to one IN February to represent the people of this
county, consider it scarcely fair proposition from
gentlemen who received But third of the votes of
the people, to withdraw my name.
The object which dictates the proposition is no
doubt in itself very good one to wit to deliberate
party lines; but how comes it that there are any
party lines on this occasion to be obliterated p
Comes it not from this that as soon as the Conven-
ton bill passed Messrs. Lewis, Rand, and Wilder
announced themselves as candidates. without any
particular socitude being expressed if it was felt
that the people should be suffered to select their
own candidates? And comes it not also from the
fact that the Journal newspaper in this town of Sat
urday made false and vile assault upon me? And
comes it not also from this, that Mr. Lewis opened
his canvass before the people by making old party
issues?
the patriotic wish of Messrs. Lewis and Wilder to
Danish party and promote unity, should seek its
qualification by method completely within their
own power, and that is by withdrawing their names
from the canvass and thus make an end of the
party character which they and they only, have
given to the transaction.
At all events gentlemen, my name having been
placed before the people, at the call of many persons
will not be withdrawn. After the assault made up-
on me by the party newspaper | have mentioned, to
withdraw my name would be a virtual confession of
dishonor. Elected by the people by vast vote in
February, and conscious of having done nothing to
forfeit their confidence but on the contrary know
ing myself to be as true son as North-C Caro-
lima has within her borders, 1 shall leave the
people to decide whether they still have sufficient
reliance in my capacity integrity and patriotism to
entrust the defence and maintenance of their rights
to my hands at this great juncture of their affairs
If they decide against me, SHALL as good citizen,
at once and cheerfully acquiesce in their decision
am, gentlemen, very respectfully your obedient
servant, GEORGE E. BADGER.
To Messrs. W. R. Cox and E. HALL.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-05-08
RALEIGH, Nav 6. 1861.

hALElGH, May v, 1OO1
l have received similar letter to the foregoing
from Messrs. Cox and Hall. fully appreciate the
efforts of these gentlemen, and of Messrs. Wilder
and Lewis, to obliterate party lines. 1 have not
been wanting in such efforts myself have refused,
and expect to continue to refuse to discuss past or
dead issues; but having placed my name before the
people, at the solicitation of numerous friends, do
not feel at liberty to withdraw it concur with Mr..
Badger in the view he has taken of the proposition
contained in the letter of Messrs Cox and Hall Be-
Sides the time between this and the election is too
short to admit of the people of the County coming
together to nominate candidates and, for one
have no idea ofIsubmittng to the action of small
body of men assembled in Raleigh, for the pur-
pose of advising the people as to the persons for
whom they shall vote on Monday next No one
has more respect than have for assemblages of the
people, but these assemblages, to be conclusive or
binding in their action, should at least represent
majority of the voters 1t is impossible to convene
such abody in time to have its decision made known
to all the voters of the County by Monday next
decline to withdraw, and appeal to the people
at large at the ballot-box. ". W. HOLDEN.
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CASH. CASH!
NO MORE CREDIT!

NO MORE CREDIT!
AN AND AFTER THE 18TH OF THIS MONTH
" shall sell for Cash. The balance of my stock will be
sold cheap Matters which have control compel
me to do so. II. L. EVANS.
May 6, 1861. .,,.- 45-st- -
FLECTION NOTICE.-AN ELECTION WILL
II be held at the several precincts in the county Of Wake
the 18th of May, nst for three delegates the State
Convention, to meet in the city of Raleigh Monday the
goth Of May. W. H. HIGH, Sheriff
May 6, 1861. o.. 46-8t
"ILLSBORO' MILITARY ACADEMH:-
IL We requested stated that the exercises OF Ins
institution will not be suspended during the temporary
absence of the Superintendent.
May G, 1861. 30"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
RELIEF N TEN MINUTES
BESEANsS
PUL M0NI3 WATERS.

The Original Medicine Established in 1887, anc
first article II .ue kini ever introduced under
the name Of .i'ULG sic WAFEEs," in this oi
any other country all other Pulmonic Water
are counteriets The genuine can oe known b,
the name BRYAN being stamped each VA
FEB.
BRYAs' PuLMoSIc WAFEas
Relieve CoE, hs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BsYAh's i'uLaesIc WAFEKs
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis, Difficult Breathlng
BsYAs's PULAoNIc WAFEas
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains In the Chest.
BKrAs's prLAoNiC WAF KS
believe inclpien. Con sunption, Lung Diseases
ERYAs's PULNoNrc WAFERs
Relieve Irritation OF tt Uvula and Tonsls.
BRYASs PCLEohIC NAFEgs
Re- ieve the above Complaints ia Ten iuutes
BRYAs's PULxoHiC WAFEHs
Are n Blessing to al! C.asses and Constitutions.
ERYAs's PULxosic WATERS
Are adapted tor Vo aists and Pubic Speakers
BRYAs's PuLMoHIc WATERS
Are in a aitnpie form, and pleasant 10 the tast'
nRYAS's fU,MoSI WATERS
Net only relieve, but eject RAP nd lasting cures
EsYan's pULNCsIC WAfEaS
Are warranted TO give satiJiacti, IN to every one
No family should lie without a box Of
BkYAs's i'ULMO>Ic WAFEES
in tie nouse.
No traveller should be without supply of
BRYAs's PUN NC WAFRRs
in mis- pocket.
No person " Ii ever object to give for
BRYtS's :'ULMoNlC WAFBH5
Twenty-Five Cent?
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. \.
Sold by all the Druggists III Davenport and else
whore. nov4I dAwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

s7hU >fLt'S ;. LE.--W herels, On the l8tt
day OF December, \. D., ls6v, ford Dix
7a' ann i'resc ILL., mis- wIte, Of the county oi'Scou
tnt state ~ Iowa. ex scatei ant delivered uhto
JON -. itlsas traste@, certain pecn a Trust
Conveying 60 SAL. lJstee the iTaci u rCil cs,t,
III the u4ty Vi >cott afores.iI described fol
r@s, 10 VT: The east a4if :, o. the south
ci,I 9uat1cs !, Of section number twenty sever
Il. i, mi the west half ul the south wet a 4artei
j u lection TWENTY X -h, md tic We hai.
1T t4c furt h-oa.f ttrtrr VI : c.tDG number
iriy-f.nr a IN w -aip number seventy nm
- Nth oi taLce q M T. u, east o tic 81
iif.c.f ii midas. eei tiinii Z two huudted ana
:oGy 4efcs. WAlct. =. Ice ~. trust wa. exccu,
g.! - Aforesaid, Tor ttte putu"se o securing tie
payment u tnrce sn..r ,r-ln,ssory roic-. exc
c;sl ~, ~ - s~auipTl TX i. ~ G. 1ampncl!
tfio CT ntecnlh day ct ncce nber atorc-a.d, VIZ
,sne or : ,euJ rlyabie January LIT. 1904 one ioI
one hundrei and forty-c .sht dotiars, laynlie
November IT, l76i ana one ior 100, p,yat l.,
ore year from dste, III. drawing interest at ten
t.ar sent. tIom date, an payable 1T said 1. g..
SaApbIii'a ,iics, III davenport ia -ad couaty, I"
lls oder. Ani whereas by tine PROVISIONS ~ sud
eel Oh Trust, all OF SAD i.ntca nave bee IN du.
nd payaa e, and ~ par tlefcut having been psiu
cXecp, the sum oi sii3 hU-lp', pad the rat
uI The atvyc nhsl ed notes, aandaiy Jth, Is !,
now /. tins .tin JphnG .,lt4, irust-. AFORESAID
~ me re nest II tue eancr 81 said g.
Iampbeii do hereby 81 { this utilc Lotce tia
10y Vi tue ot the power in veste.i by SAID Deed
OF trust. viii on ~atuitl the Zbtn asy OF &c
tcbt, A. ~, sol, at the hour t.o o'clock il
the afternoon ii that day, at the Court iiouse
t.oer, IN the city baven ort, III sail county
1cot, sell AZ ubic auction ~ tho btE ct bia 'er,
tor cash, the lands and premises hefetot1rc des
ctIbed or mUcn therest az shall be necessary 70
All. ~ the i;DDant ue On said note OF p,Incipa.
nnd interest 20 al. IA, oi .a.e, ani tue costs OF
thI. noiice trustee ices aGd exposes Of sale.
Da.ed Davenport 4cntber ;, ISL loc4
Jolih Z. Ills, Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

rI,IU sIt.E'S >NLE.--Wh Whereas, on the 25tl
! day Of October a. b., lo.S, julia T.. toe,
aEti y les zoe, her husbdni executed unto Alb
ner avtson Trustee, Z certain deed " Ttu,i
CONVEYING 60 sdi trustee The land in scot coun
ty Iowa, de-crlbcd as ieiio~. 20 Wit: The aenf
:.4If 81 lot No three 3 IN Il c. No twot2 III
Mackintoshs first addition To tie city o: Daven
port being ~ tect iront IA Locust Stfee', by 10
ieet deep; winch saia Conveyance Was II .de -
the SAID julia h. { c aud " air, ioe or tue pur-
20 .. securing the payment Of a certni@ No !.
i-sury note and the interest thereon, sign.d BY
.aid .Iu,i., T. / oc and " lies Coc, da cd 10Th
pas OF Oc,ober a. L.. ie5,, ior the SUN oi ey'u
payable one year thereafter, WITH N ercs. at ten
Lew Miller.
AM nvw, said prom.s cry note hayilp become
due and payable, AMI fae said Juia l.. Zoe and
aies oe haTIn; faxed 10 pay the same, "a n.f
Dawson Trustee as aforesaid, do n rely gave this
pubic notice, that by virtue vi tie power which i
IL me vested by 80, Deed OF Trust. wall > t.
urlay he " b d.. III eel, ~. 1851, III the hour
II two o'clock IL afternoon OF saia day, at the
Court House door, the city VI davenport, &C ~
county State ~ iowa, TX and oner Tor sa.e at
Iubc auc the parcel Of lans above described ,or
90 much thereof shall be necessary saisty and
pay tue amount doe on .ai, note with interest
thrIeon TO he day of sale, together with aii costs
and expense attending SAID VI this not. &C
and Trustees tees.
Dated the ID day II October, A. =, 1851.
AbNLK DAWSON,
oc2-dtsl Trustee.
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vI>kU-1EE'S SALE.--On the first day Of No

vINkU~1EE'5 SALE.--On the first day Of No
i ven Der, 1871, at o'cork i. VI. OF said day
| will -eil for cash tothe highest bidder at the
Court iluu-e door III the CITY o Davenport;
Co.nty oi scott and state OF Iowa, the
70 Loving desert ed real estate situated IN KICK
Island county, ILL.,, to.wit Lot No. seven t,j
beip. the southeast quarter Of the npith west
quarter II section -lxtccn (l5,) iot 10. W." w
oeitl. TIE southwest quarter OF the norm west
quarter o elton sixteen 10, botn lots together
bein the sou Il b al # tue "or;h west quarter ot
.al! section sixteen Ii containing eisniy acres
more OF le 5. also 1t No Fix 81 BENZ tie north
east fractional quarter 4 the senth west quarter
OF sc .,,ol. sixteen ti5l con aiming twenty-six
acres and thir J -four rods murc or les; also the
southwest quartz. OF the southeast quar-
Ter OF Sc :,ion number four f4) con-
tanning forty acres more o. less also tn rorth-
west fractional quarter 81 the souih-wost quarter
of section sixteen IT, containing tweniy-six
acres three rris and thirty three poles more or
l..s Ill ia t,w ashi, W seventeen II, north Of
range one, vest of the fourth (3th) +. NJ by
y,Itue Of q deed of Trust made to me y Niles
re,ef Peterson nj Christina Sophis Jefferson,
and duly recorded in the rec"rh u Rock Island
coun, y, ILL.,. March 9Th. loo7, in volume ",
Of deeds page 2a'.
a October !, 1861. JANIS 0HAai;
oesl ::rrustss.
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ocla- ltsl

rj>aUSTEE'S SALE.-As authorized and EN-.
L powered by a Decd or Trust, executed to me,
Is Trustee. on The I'd day OF January, A. D.
1909. by Joseph A. LeClaire and Anna H. lie.
laire, his wife, (Which trust deed was on the
- day OF Febr. airy, D. 1889, recorded in took
q town 1T mortgages at page $50, OF Scott
County Records )-dciautt having been made in che
payment Of lnterest and taxes levi, aud assessed
Oh the he einitter described LOT ot land on de-
fault OF which, by the terms o, said trust deed
it is made optional wi h the holde. of the notes
THEREBY secured, to consider tho principal note OF
S',an0 and accrued interest, due--and tn said
holder having considered the SAID principal note
aud interest as thereby fallen due
shall, on tuesday. the 9TH day Of November,
A. ID. ls6l, at the hour OF nj e o clock
in tho forenoon of said day, sell. at public auc
ten, at the .our House door in the city of Dav-
export, to the lrhes, bidder for cash. the follow
Ing described acts of real estate situate a he
CITY OF davenport, Scott county, Iowa. viz: Tn.
east sixty t60) feet oflot fou IN ILL., ok eighty
five te5l OF lie Ciaire's Addition to the CITY of
Davenport, together with all the im rovenents
thereon situatei-or much thereof ~ sh all be
necessary 10 satisfy the amount due with costs
aud exp nsts IL making such sale.
The trustee will convey only the title conveyed
to him. GEO. Is. SARGENT,
oel2 Trustee
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p.i>burg, Fl. Wasne l. Chicago
AZ ALL Sc q AD.

~ s.ss.s.:.s 7ss.l;;E. $50
;~gakS Rus tK0M tii.CAGJT IIITaBUI.6
- without change, Connecting with the great
pEAAsYL VA:H GENITAL RAILROAD
..eys York, Phi,adel phla, Baltimore AID " ash
salon ely, AID ali the 1irerior towns OF fenn-
yiyani., sew jersey, Sev York, Maryland. &c.
,efchants by taxing this route, Wi. have the
,Gyautase Of all the eastern markets at no adii-
.ona cost.
s-a.gege checked through.
'rrs.4- leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
h.cag9, diily on the ARRIVAL Ct trains IRON the
Sest aui Northwest.
Ucanec.lug al Crestilne with Cleveland i Lake
shore 4. X. to ,iunkirk, buffalo, Niagara ais
New York and ton, and ali tic interior
tcwns oi New Eng AM, via New York Contra.
and New York / Ere Railroads Also south t.
:;uluinbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon.
f:eutenv'lle and " wheeling, AMI lDterioT town
:. ONO and Virgiaia.
The above trains connect al Forest with trai
n Mad River Road u Springfield, Urbano, Day
on and incinnati A-o with trains at Lima FL
,aYten AID CiAennatl direct.
Care . low any other * cute.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
Ioasaut aud agreeable, passing through many q
r. largest anu finest cities III the United states.
Passengers arriving AZ Chicago any =. the
"&ds, Will tnd attentive chcsk AGENTS a. the ue
ats receive checks and convey baggage, free 81.
barge TO the PIttsbur. and Chicaso sleep
IA. carr accompany each train.
Fickets for saie al all the primo pal ticket OH
n. in the v est, and al the Iompanys oiice, cor
Of Randolph ami Dear oru streets, or at the
.epot, " est side, Chicago.
Re particular to ask for tickets by Fort Wayne
Dan. ". BOSS,
.:sn'l Western Passenger agent, Chicago.
{. II. IoogE, Com. anu Gonl As't Chicago.
freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
4uto Al! points Etst at all tmes, at as low rates
any otnor Railroad route. sep -dt
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H OW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PKiL.lDkLfsA Hill.

4 Benecole't Institution sst"iished ~ special En-
,tocmet, fo the He!t n 81 the Sick a"d Dt.tre ,se
.iW,c'sd nth Krateat md Car."sc Desets
a"I especediy for the cure Of ID u t.e Seq
ual O'gun..
MEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS, By
VI the Acting surge e, to all who apply By
.ctter, with description o; heir couiItIor, age
occupation, habits oi lite, &c, cases OF ex
trc,ne poverty, Medicines urnlshe, rec of charse.
'aiuable reports "n sporrnat"rrh@a, ami other
Diseases oil the = xul 3EJ 70, SD On the NJ"
AZ ,!rUlL> eInp"yc ~ n.epe.!G.4iy, sent t.
no AFFECTED in sealed envelopes, tree Of charge
Two or three stamps Tor postaeew. be accspta-
pic.
Address Or. SKII.LIN UOCuITON, Acting
lrgaoa, Howard Association, 40 2, south Ninth
street,, Phli4Ie pAia, IA. 81 ofder If tue Direc
t1rs. Elsa ID. iit.AkIN EiI, irea'l.
"ED. FAlRCuiLD, Sccy. myl WY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04

- TATE OF ItNA, SCOTT COUNTY, T.
- .uuty court for sad county:
Notlcs Is hereby gwen To Il when II may ron
Germ that at regular term OF the EQUITY toul
Of said county, held al the Court Ii use in III.
cit. Of Davenport. ON the h day OF october, A
y lsbi, ~ .nstrgmeat purI.ottiog 1" be the Las
w Ill ani Pest iAcut Of Antoine ict.uifc late
>asi lay I9ort, deceased Produced and ,ub
he !, read n o. onrt. hereaIt.n the Com
fXei the itn ay Of November, A. =, ls6l, tina
beirg the next regular te II. Of SAID QUIT az III,
,in.e :er Irobatins aid at Will aaI Testament
At wnlch line any person interested tan appca
y Slli ieGtt. and stiuw eau q, 1t any thcy hav,
why said iA-ttuu.cn' Shout not 10 we'd and al
lowed az and tor'ie last wi. and Testament .
sail Ant, inc Let'laire, deceased.
DavehpOr ,Hciuher I. 1851.
siAE,.Ut.K t. La LiI2F, Exc utrix.
CLIO. l.. DAVa NpJlT, Executor
Ordered that the above notice BE- iuhished 70
fu... consecutive weeks IL ne IA y AID week
Gazs te aud DsMpCKAr AND NIws nea.paIets
K. LiADkkMAN, Co. Judge
IJT&AM & E0sKgs, Atty. .c5 d2~iw
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ST. flcHOLAS HOTEL.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Board Reduced to So rer Dav.

ONCE THE OPENING OF THIS VAST AND
~ colnnodous Hotel in 1854, it has been the
single endeavor OF the proprietors to make it the
most sumptu us, conve nieDt and utor Ia he home
Tor the ci;laen and stranger on this sdo Of The
Atlantic.
Aud whatever has seemed likely to administer
70 tue comfort vi ito guests they have en- ieav osed
Witnoat regard to cost, to provide, and combine
all the eiemeats OF in iividuai and social enjoy-
meht when modern art has invented, and modern
taste approved and the patronage wuica il has
eoinmanded during the past years is CRAFTY.
ing proof that their effort have been apprs ted
10 meet the tx sen:les OF the tines, when all
ar required 10 Practice the most rigid economy,
the Undersigned have
EDuCED TIE PRICE OF EOARD TO
1'Oo oHa~s per Day.
ct the same time abatin. none Of the luxur;es
With ulich their BE ha. IN b tber,o supp led
" II .OE LII. e Ill COMB 4 co.
! NV Iosx, september 2, 1851. lsn 0Sn
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N'TAIE OF IOWA. SCOTT COT MY, S.
~ In the Gi-tnet Soart oi said county:
Simeon Newtonl
lsa bella Newton, J

Isabella Newton,
10 Isabella Newton, Defendant You
hereJ. nrtted that there j. nov on tiie ia The ut
ice II the ticrs VI thc !ii-.rc. TORT Of Saott
{, unity, -ttte Ci iuwa,a pct,tiUn ot ,-lmrnn New
lo ptay tnG .oT solution OF TIE - II mat
nmous III pr-scnl etlssIa, Cctw.tn y0u. tho saio
is.i3eiii Newtpa a., hc ssid simeon Aewtpa, tUI
tia ypu, ne saI Isabella Newton, willfully de
serted the sad slD.un Newton and ab-en,cd
yourself il.m hin, without soma lie cause, -:
mJre than I've years.
hpw, unless ,,u appear thereto AMI defend, be
toIu noon OF taa see. nj ,ay OF tt.e - cembei
icrn, \. h., 1881 o. sad hitrjc' Court, defnu
vs.: be eater ,;a,ust you ami esfnent eniersu
thereon
August 3 1861. COOK 4 Dl.UhY,
= go iIt Att'ys Tor Plaintiff.
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arc we'll know1 to be infslible.
./y-l~pssa, by thoIoughly cleansing the hrst and
second .tonacGs, ana creating aao y Of pure,
ny bile, instead OF the etate and acrld kind
Etatdency, loss Of appetite, heartburn, headache,
re-tiessuess, III ten per- ANXIETY. isnYuor and mel
.ncholy, which are Ia general symptoms OF Dys-
pepsia, will vanish, ~ q natural consequence Vi
it's cure.
L,st,rene.., by cleansing tho whele length Of
the intes,ines with solvent process, aud withou,
violence all violent purges leave the bowels cos
tive within two days.
feuers OF ali FINDS, by restoring the blood 70 .
regular circulation through the process Of reepir
tion in such sasee, and the thorough solution oil
All intestinal obstruction IN Others.
Toe nie medicines have been known to curef
RhuU.It,sm permahenty in three weea :, and Cou
IN half that tame, BY removing ioca inf mmation
from the Inusc.s AMI ligayneLts Of the joints.
Dropstes ot all kinds by trcein. and strength
ehiug the Kidneys and bladder; they operate
deli htfUl!y on these important organs, and
hence have ever bceu found 10 certain remedy
.or the worst cases Df Lvdrel.
Aiso Worrs-, ty di.lodging from the turnings
Of the bowel. the Shiny matter 10 which these
crcatures adhere.
.>c,roy, Llcer.and hue,erate Sores, by the per
f oct purity which there LIFE MEDICINES give
TO the blood and all huinors.
Sort atac Erap;aoHe and BAD ConPLExioNs, by
their alternate effect upon the funds that ecd ia,
kin, aud .aliow, ciGudy and osher disagrckable
cDm .lexious.
The use Of these Pills for very short time will
effect IT, entire cure Of .Sltt Rhegn and striking
Improvement in the cearEess OF tua skin.
Cinnamon cobis and Influenza will always be
cured by dose or two N the worst coses.
Iaes-The ori .i.ai proroprietoi oil these Medi-
oines was cured of Piles OF 81 years staining by
tho use ii tho LIFE MEDICINE, alone,
Fever and Ayuc Of this ,courage 81 the W est
ern country, these medicine viii be touni 4 sale
4peoIy and certain remedy Othee medicine
cave the system .bject to a retura the dis
s,se- azure by these Medicines is Ieiuanent-
wy THEN BE SATISFIED AND BEcCREn
E,Hioas fercrs aud L.rer C0mpiain's General
Debility, Lose Of Appetite and Disease OF the Fe-
maies the Medicines have been used with the
most beneficial rekoits in case OF this scrptioD
Hinge Evil aud Scrofula, III its worst form,
ic is to the mud yet powerful action OF these re-
markobc Medicines. Night Sweats, Nervous De-
nifty, Nervo"s Com plants OF ali kinds. pa Ia
rion Of tho Heart, Painters Collie, are speedi.y
cured
Hercurini Disease. Persons whose constitutions
nave become impaired By the .nj uiic.ous use Of
ilRcuRY, will Gnd these NJ, dieine5 perfect cure
they newer iaii to eradicate tr 10 the system,
~ The effects Of Mercury. infinitely sooner than
iae most powerful pref arations CT Saisaparilia.
Prepared aud soli by
w B. MOFFAT,
1876 BRoADwAY, NEW YORK.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-04
IN DISTRICT COURT OF SCOTT COUNTY.
i Hannah Z. Mesterman
vs. iOriginal Notice.
Simeon W estermann,

SIneON " esteftHanh, J
S.g You ale hereby notified thai nee is
now on Fl ! the Office Of the tl-sr ne Dis.
'rict Cour. o. &C :. county - !. petition of
Hannah l.. Westerns. ,.aining fr In you dr.
vofce from the bonds of ..nonv, for the rea-
son nat YOU have wiItully deserted and absente !
yourself from her withnuta reasonable cause for
a period Of nurc than two year., and urless you
appear n defend in said acfiuh before noon
OF the second day Of ne mex term OF said curt
to he held II en- the iirst M,niay 4 b. cember, d.
fault will he entered against you and Judgment
renderet there,:l.
septe uber Is, Is J..
HANNAH Z WESTERMANN,
BY her Attorneys, PLunEE d. VAN HtsES.
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