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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

,l b OTHER MArrRRs. M l0
| Col. Fitch has chosen Captain Gould, Of th,
Of the city. ''iF Tl1r
A citizen named Trust, a wealthy m an, VII,
mas aided much the rebellion, has been arrested
~ ls thought bis property will be conf seated.
Inc Memphis Aualanehs, lust issued, contains
an editorial on the occupation Of the city, which
AItes speaking of the force stationed here, re-
AS all outbreak or provocation to anger BY
our people OF such force as this we're but q
wanton irritation to destructive anger, or, "a
some will have IL, would be plausible excuse
for 1t, We trust, indeed We little doubt. that our
citizens will be wary, calm and careful, attend
ing 70 their civic ayocations, If they choose to
resume them, In such way as neither to provoke
hatsh measures or painful hauteu,s.
'ln the exchange Of one military rule for
another, however different the merits OF the
respective central governments which the Of.
GERS serve, the municipal affairs of the CITY will
oe little affected; and the individual citizen must,
In such cases be prudent to be wise, and in this
junoture be 10 most truly vslorous who is most
fense.'
"When men are agitated, the unthinking are
foremost to the fray, to lie continuance, to lie
creation, and the ecum of the boiling pot will
ever be uppermost. The Mayor and The present
military commander OF the city will. ae trust,
see 70 the rapid establishments Of sufficient and
reliable police, whose Watchfulness may be
needed to prevent all useless and dang eroua
ebulitions OF feelings, as much to be deprecated
ny the civilians Of Memphis as by those who
are now its possessors." f9..
By late papers learn that Curtis's force cross
ed White river at West Point on Friday last,
aud was supposed to beeR TOute for Little Rock.
a confederate gunbost had left Des Ark with
the view OF inteFcepting and opposing the Fed.
erals In their progress
on Saturday last eleven of the Federal gun
boats In front Of Vioksburg went down the rlv-
or again, leaving only three to watch the
city Great preparations were in progress to
defend the place.
On Msy 29th the Federal forces attempted to
land at Baton Rouge In small boats. As one Of
the boats was about to land it was fred into by
an indepe"dent compshy of mounted men. The
Town was then shelied BY the Federal gunboats,
whereupon the inhabitants evacuated Three
hundred guerrillss, with several pieces Of artil-
lery, we're at latest accounts menRoiug the
town. ....
Fsrragut's feet, in passing down the river,
were lately fred upon at Port Gibson. Ahght
ensued, In the course of which about 100 rebels
were killed or wounded. -... .., s.,..t t.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,
~ FOR THB RAPID CURE 10F'+-1 D~~ t~~
Coughs, Colds, InfluenzaS H9argenBsss
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Con-
sumption, and FOR the He1ter -
of COnsumptlye Patfentes .vIiaJ
in advanced Stages
OF the Disease Z " 5g1C- e. %,

This q remedy universally known % fuJpsg az bnG
other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints hnk n
useless here publish the evidenc6o isviftueS I
uuryaed exceencefor coughs and cclda and 10 truly p
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made
Few are the communtes or families among thaln
who hayo not nome personal eKperiened Of s elects sV
living trophy in their midst Of IT, victory over the r
subtle and dangerous disorders VI the throat and tunB
As all know the dreadful fatality of these dsds antS
do more than to assure them that Il has now all the
tues that It did hGve when making the which have
won 50 strongly upon tho confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr. &c. AVER g. co, Lowell, 1fasS.
and for sale by @. ROBERTS, 0oIunbus, and by alaHl
dealers In medicine everywhere. II a 4. ID ..-, a
April 10, 1862-d&weoWly - S'-' ~ A~~~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

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THE DFsTRU0rloN or PRopKRrY.

Previous to the arrival Of the Federal forcesD
large quantities of cotton and sugar were de-
etroyed by order Of the rebel government. II Ia
thought that over seven thousand bales have
been destroyed In this city alone, while the
work OF destruction In the interior has been in
proportion. There are, however, considerable
quantities concealed In the city, psrlors and
cellars having been used for the conceslment.
One gentleman told me he had fifty bales con.
cesled 10 this way. Il Is believed that fully
Eve thousand bales have been saved In this city.
Beauregard has within the past three weeks
kept force Of cavalry scouting through the
country, with orders to burn all the cotton that
could be found In consequence Of this action
the people have been much iucensed, and,
though the citizens were united in opposing the
destruction, they were powerless as compared
with the military. Martial law has ruled
Memphis, and with high hand. The retus.
al Of Confederate notes, and ave, ten, twenty
five, and Fifty cent State and railroad notes
was made grave political offense, and
subjected the person to arrest. The military
commandent, Col. Rosser, "heving been cloth.
ed With full authority for the suppression Of ell
speculative operations in provision and the ne
oessities Of life," lately established tariff Of
prices. According to this tariff, beef was sold
at Zoo per pound ham at S0c., lavd at 28o.,
-four at $l3 TO SIG, corn At $l.20, wheat $2.26
salt Sl6 pes sack, sugar 8 to lOc. and coffee q
per pound.
Several days since an order came from Beau
regard for the destruction of the jsil in thit
city, for fear Of the capture Of the CITY, and ths
confinement In the calab0ose of southern men
and the building was burned. The hull O
9 new gdnboat on the stocks at she old nav
yard was burned the night before the Fedora
aeet made ita appearance. Nothing elae wei
touched.
/ TIE BITTER sEoEssIoNlsTs LEAVE.
Many Of the bitterest secessionists have lef
the city, and among these oil soldiers or az
taohes Of the Confederate army, the presidents
tellers, cashiers and accountants Of banking in
stitutions. telegraph operators, and some physi
clans. The Memphis Appeal establishment va
removed TO Grenada, mississippi. The othe
two newspapers, the AvGlGnche and Argue, ar,
here. and are still publishing as usual, though
not 90 rabidly secession 40 before the ocoupa
ltion. The AuaEsnchs Of thin morning Ia mil
and moderate in tone, and it is presumed vii
jespouae the Union cause % soon az the city 1
Isafe from, ,recapture. ,5,-- n i'i4 as--sr y sr'
On the approach Of the Federal forces yester
Iday morning, trains departed on all the rail-
roads Alledt 20 oveiAoWing with fugitive febels
The rolling stock was entirely removed =
Most Of the ,absentees have gone into lMisale
i uisslppi. All arms, ell munitions Of war, th
d banks, cDmmlsesfy stores down to the las
pound Of government bacon and the last pin
Of commiSsary AouFs have been removed, an,
the leatings are Of the meAgereat. The ateam
!sra hin, New National, ylctotia. Kentusly spI
Naaa HH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12
THREE TRAINS DAILY. &
acoiaa EXCEPT SUNDAY, 'H e'ga sl'''
From Columbus, IN connection with Trains on tAs
LITTLE MIAMI ANN oOIu m nus
AND XEN1A AAlLROAD1.

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lNIaHr uxppvau ysL :. " g-I -
viii stop Al beIsysre H.hi. veinD1s ~ ~ AZ ~
Gallon, nnd A. III Sstos, NcstS voLaing!oni tlsea
SasP X, New 1y YORK o. IL Snsss NJ. BufAlo
70 l.42 .r auno,un nm Avn, m gor 55 r-.r-,
nv,v von,, ,,.."".. t..AhNi ~ Ts.Iyi-gil5 .
NJ" nynh w,n hh4thhse--Leases polumbus at Lilo
orostlips. shehy ~. Iost. ysralnnon.s 9tlesd
ton, arriving al IeysIsd a = XII. Az Sr
,'0' e NJ ''-''' ssTiiy AZ Ii rs5r'q siiS1T
. "a. ef 'fss Gfas THIRD TRAIN II 7tt f.. .sd
MAIL AND ExpRRsal w.. f,.,,,,s.. =. an ~
n: Will stop at all statonS Souih al sbsIbr .ns Z.
riyins a y Ts on g'1n, gsafn sed Bersaiar'
D. PuHi0 ny os" a. M New York 500 ?. H., Boston lLG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-06-12

Do s,gB cai loebi asi ssbEg ,a'sss 20 n5ia
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06

TRUSTEES SALE Whereas, on the 18th
day Of october, A. ID ls59, Patrick Foley
and Bridget Folsy, his wife, executed unto John
L. Swlts, as TRUSTEE, certain Deed Of Trust con
vrying TO said Trustee the land in Scott county
Iowa, described as follows. to-wt: The east haif
Of lot number twenty five l25 in Cock L Sargent's
first addition TO the city Of Davenport lVwaw ieh
said conveyance was made by the said Pa rick
Foley and Bridget Foley, bis wife, for the purpose
of securing the payment of one certain prom CRY
not. ana tho interest thereon, signed by saii Pat
rick Foley and Bridget Fol, j, dated The 18th day
Of October, A. II. 1882 and PAYABLE one year a +
ter date TO the order OF james c Bonnc., for the
sum Of hundred and ninety three s5-l 90 dol
ten per cent after maturity
And now, said nete having bea. me due and paw
| able, aud the said Patrick Foley AMI briag get To-
Icy having failed toray the sane, :. John l..
Swits, Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this
pubic notice, that BY virtue Of the power which
| is il me vested by said Deed Of Trust, will on
Saturaay,th tie 18th day of Septeu berA a. ID. so al,
the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House door, in the city Of DAY.
import, expose and offer for sale, at pablo auction
tho parcel of land above deseribedor so
much thereof rs shall be necessary to satisfy and
pay the amount Of said note with the interest
thereon 10 the day Of sale, together with all tho
costs and exren a:tei ding said sale, costs o!
this notice and rustees fees.
Dated the Nth day of August, A. ID. 1859.
JOHN l.. SWlTS.
ago dts Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06

A..'lEr'> A'4E.-I. virtue Of Deed .f
idstiatea October 18th. 1871 conreyiu, TIE
io.io'iag described real estate ID Scot; c, unt,
iowa, w Il portion q the east bali 0. section
tNtn'y 70 N to"ns alp sel MY eight -
roI o. range !cur 4 east u tic ON Z. n, ana
UaanJed as toto $ to.ait: tom.aencing a.: q
lille o. stones .ni STAKE Ia Ia. X 81 the Mis-
sls>ipli Aiver, ii teen ll5l chains ana forty 40i
iinks above s!oss, iuo..tt,e ~ Cos ditch, thence
"a mn north ."r'y * .id degrees, west forty
n!hc Lt9l c. iias anu. -.t5 .el ks to a post
thence north fifty four 81 deertcs, cast thirteen
T." Grains AMI Unity 80 hnk. u . posi-, hence
south t3iy-nine i59 degrees, and thirty 3oi min
utes east thirty four 81 chains to a post. thence
south eev-n II chaiA. ard fifty 81 nks 10 5: axe
ano pic OF stoues on the bank ii the ississisi i
! aver, tnence down tie river, taking tie mean
der5 Of the iiver to the place q. bcgiuning, con-
| taiiinS seventy eight Is acres ara Sky eight
| leal rods, " thc same more or less, ard which
| sud Deeu oi trust Is recorded in the Recorder,
oihce OK Scott county, Iowa in DO * M OF III, IT
| cages, page 30, ara w.S made ly JOHN b. VA
| news a.e Margaret -. Ma e.s 10 y, A. Plum
| ner, - tGsiec, TO secure the ayment of n GER
tain p oHsso-y note described therein OF even date
and upon which there is now due and unpaid The
| sum of two thousand one hundred and sixteen
| s1,lI"ovI GoiI.r<. The atoyo named ID. \
! f,uminef having refused act as said Trustee
the undersigned has been drly appointed Trus.ce
n his I'ace aud s'ead by the County Ju .ge o..
scott county, lsWa, IL accordance with the terms
81 said Deed o. trust.
! And ROY, the said note having become due and
| payable, ana tue said John b. Matthews harlps
tailed TO pay the same, !, Charles f. Kinkead,
| trustee as Aforesaid, DO hereby give this
public notice. that By virtue OF the 7 over which
| is in mevested by said Deed Of Trust, | will. On
| Thursday, the lota Jay OF September A. ID. le62
az the hour Of one o clock in the afternoon of 81 ii
day, at the Court House door. in tue city of Day
export expose and offer for SAFE, al Public Auc-
tion, the parcel Of land above ue,crihei
or SO much thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy
| and pay the amount OF said no;e, with
| the intcres. thereon to the day OF sale,
| togcthcT with all the costs and expense at
tending. said sale, costs this notice and Trus-
tees ices. Upon the completion Of SAID sale a
| Deed wi! be gwen in accordance with tic siipu
| la.loEs Of said Deed of Trust, conveying to the
purchaser said Il act %. land sold.
Dated Davenport, August Goth. \. D., 1862.
{. +. klNhtAD,
| ages dts Trustee.
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.aHi!EIEiAi. LEG5.
ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS.

sdph,'' y"'e"t So iroooprp opposite
81. .t3ckri0s XoeE
T'HE ABOVE UNRifAILED SUBSTITUTES
Tor lost limbs combining all the lates, i'm
provenents can tic bAi only Of
WILLIAM SELPHO,
fitaLtce, SIS iinadway
s43- Send for Circular my., -
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tho Business Mans L. gal Adviser;
Onwartnsi;iss for indu tsy; or 4
ih0usand thsuras to
Make neDey.

Cloth, 81 This has been repr hlished in England,
kv,sy husi:e>s man and clerk should have
,ho,e books. They pay TIE buyer a hundred
IL. Every parent should get them tor their
9o-s.
All these are mailed, postpaid, recent of
Tree. NO Fay Iarticular att ention to mailing
looks, wrapping them carefully, and will procure
ana seud, postpaid, any book where. on rece IN
et puelishess' rice and six stamps. Address
FhtEllLEY & 20,
Tribune buildings, New York.
IlAAo$.-Persons who wish to buy Piano Of
sise host makers will be shown how thew can save
han iselno sun n the purchase if they address
flame, care JOY. Coo Il Co., publishers Agents.
New York + o.
d&wt:s b!i ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06

s4 Fs ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Tna STATE crIows,l In tho District Court OF
ScorT CouSrr. Scott Co., State Of Iowa.
Samuel G. Young VS.. Louis Arnould, j. +. Dnnck-
lee. George II. Kellogg and George NJ. Van
Hosen. SIS ~ 8&N
To said Defendants. 3 f0 se
You are hereby notified, that there is now on
flo in thu office Of the Clerk ofthe District Court
OF said county, n petition of Samuel Z. Young.
claiming tho foreclosure of certain iced 81 Trust
on tho following described land, to-~it: Two
nar.s of !snhiout Of the south west corner OF tAs
tn half Of the southwest quarter 81 section
%. tow ship 70. range cas- more IL y described
Il thc ,etltion s>nid mortgage is given to secure
two sss~ seno forss5a ana sne,idr ST z5, daed
June l6lh, 49,, with interest .. ten regg cent
sf,er maturity and unless you appear thereto
and defend, on before noon Of the second day
Of the next term Of said Court, to he bcIien
IN the ist Monday Of November, A. j., sS2, de-
taul. will be catered against you and judgment
rendered thereon for the amount herein claimed,
with interest and costs. sss-
.1Ii" - - DOW / BROWN,
ajiyss- Plaintil[a Attexnsyy.s'
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NJ that this wall surpass, In graphic narrative,
lS'itIng interest, and extensive popularity, all
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th me will be he heroic dariug. patient sui1erin.,
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conversation At iEnuinerabic iresidos for years to
come. Il viii contain, in addition to its stirring
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q the War, W John Lothrgp Motley, Lib
Author Of The Rise Of tho Dutch ko, uDiic :"
Ct, the dates Of 81 the important events from
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EAsrFES MAIL-Vis GRIRR-Closes NJ .
O'Clock N Closes st 6 o'clock + NJ: Wny mail
closes AT A. N: Wy mail arrives al ~ n,clocL
l. Through mail arrives at IA o'ciock A NJ
Through mail arrives - 531 M-SuLdays sx-
cepted
WESTERN MAL-ViaM R-Clogss a, Z
o'clock N arrives :, 81 o'clock NJ, Sundays
excepted.
NoATnEas MtiL va Lyo,s & cauancbe-
Closes al o'clssk PS nrriyosat 6 o'clock pM
SoCTHkEE MAIL Via steam lack,ts-cl....
oc.ock l. u :arr.vef O'clock A ~
NORTHERN IaIf-Fis bcWitt A h,arn.La,o
uioses SunGay, .uesday cd Thursday NJ !, o,rllc,
" arrives Tuesday. Thursday ami SATURDAY m
6 o'clock J. NJ. ~
ROUTE No. io977-V'a blue Grass, -Cl..o,
Monday, " ea...-.ay aai Friday at ! o'cloot pW .
o'c!ock PM. faay a. '
kourG no. IG9l3-Vis Ti.,..n-C,o,s. Tuo.a.x
and Friday AZ e oc.,s n arr;v.s Tss.do ueS'ny
triayat : O'Clock H. ""1
h'sT| 40 lo9E-Yia Iufa4 Closes Friday
at al g, O'Clock \ 81 sssrea Saturday ats o'clacl
hcJrR No. l0s5O~Via Anaanc.a 4 wa,p..
Forks-Closc, THURSDAY ut u ii arriyos Tbn,a.
day at Y u'cloc. a.
HorKs-Oisice olsn At o'clock A NJ: general
dcllTeyy closed Al IL o'clock NJ; cl,,ees ., 4
ocl'ckp NJ Office opon on SUNDAY rom q tn
10 o'cocl A II.
i15- AS the principal mails are carried by Raj,
Road, all the time a. s:s,cI in tho ataye ro,ics
will be KAIL ROAD IiHr the clock in the Super.
ntendart's oLicc, y Is u Depot, beiur the stand.
ard. Ciios II. LLbkIiGE,P.A
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STATEOP Iowa, SCorr COUNTY CouRT,

STATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY COURT.
In The matter Of the Application Of the executors
of Antoine LeCiaii deccn sea for an order to ell
the real estate Of said tecea cd to pay deb:s
To all persons interested in the estate of An
tome Let lairc, late ot Scott county, doccast d.
You are hereby notified that VIC the nrdcrsign-
cd executor and eyccurix Of said estate have III
dny iled in the oilcc IT the county Judge Of said
county our petition praying that All order be made.
that much OF tho, real estate OF which said Lee
Claire died sciz d, as may be nee ssary,bc by
Us, torthe purpose Of ptying claims ind charges
against SAID estate and that the hearing o! said
petition has been fixed for the first monday Of
sepi,mbor, 1861 at the ciace OF the said county
Judge MT the Court House in tho city IT payen-
port. ut which time aud place you are no'fed 10
appear and show cause If any you have, why
the said petition should not be granted.
pateu July Goth, lse.
GRO. l. DAVENPORT, Executor,
MARGUERITE LKCLAlKE, Executrix
Lot the foregoing notice be served by the publ
cation thereof in the davenport Gnisy Gnzafe "a nd
Daily DKMoCaAr d NEWS, for four successive
wcexs.
r. LIADERMAN,
jy3I-dtsopl 81 County Judge.
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RAILROADS.
Chicago an | soea sslaad Ra,srea
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1852.

,,sA As. III ~ GU&aAf. DAY 3Ta, ~
l and .ntii tGItaoI u9.seos trains wi iti'Vs
lavcubc,i daily, 3undaj excepted, as iollo~s;
T.. ,-.i,.at A.. Il.
Sd nigh syc-s. ...........- .o..V = a.
Trains arrive !; Dave poct daily, Sundays e.
cepted, follows;
81 mall 1T. .9esS =. g
All trli saNasr ts routeare Ia direct qos,i e'ioh
At Ghsss. sslth trains over both tie NhcI IAN
i,ylthegn. aicaIEa. Contra, iItistIg, i9ti
Wayne, and Chicago E.iifoad {" ans i'o.n 80
rot Toledo. Go,aIaeUs, Cleveland, ti''cta'i tu,
pit,sbure Duns.sk, lsuaslo, Niagara Fails, > i9s-
nv New icYs ~ .iaaeinL n, baltimore ana = ,sA-
nxton. Az IL L..Sa'ie With trains Vi ne i.i-
eo2s Central Road North to Gaiena and South &c
a, Louis srli Cairo. $3.50
passenya-, s-e ,-rei'iAd Of The necessi., q
ssyrnx a.. l1cI fecsions As 70 ttr .ss.EHt,no 81
Shsir baes IL !, 70 pfoctrc a ;ks 5ss0ye tI-
nk heir seats IN the ears, ihe coni actera ;o.-
loot fares only . stations % ii line u the i--
oI1o ..Ld koca Island Railroad.
JOIN F. Ta3CY. Superintepte 4.
Davenport, May 3, 1871.
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TIII iugsEKEEPEk.S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH!

Prepared rom an improved recipe by the pro-
pnciur q The 'liioiher jonathan ~! sh' i crr,i
h'd by al the leudisg sew lo,k furniture deal
efs anu fiano iofte dhsets 10 be the best in the
""fi' 'of renovin- scratches marks and dirt, ard
restoring high npd attius ..loss 10 an kinIs &c
vanished work, fr"m tAniture to leather |, ia
cheaper aud better thcP yaruish, dries imme.ii-
1teiy, anu Il easily Filfsd, With piccc can
ton flannel aai n tot..s Or two Of TINS New Eur
nj uIe iolish,a housetscper Can work magic in
'ho 'usni'ure q h"ufa ~ keep il looking like
Now is the tins 20 4. tine ~, yonr tohiss
chairs, desks, lianos y"uIe FRI 81 catrIagesetc
and inahe the /. 1.a Oh por cent. better This ia
true economy. For .Als by furniture dealers and
s'or.keel'ers generally. Ilcc, IS and 30 ccntsa
DO tie. Dero; No. Spruce street. New ok.
York Z. ..
jul,S-aI utfcb1i
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rs REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITl-
L ma e f qua fled a I'd has .xperei cd in all
FORKS Of diseas' knowledge gu te indispensit lie
III the proper treatment Of the nercal al leases
in al! its varied and complicated forms, and has
for years made the treatment of private diseases
his business and study. Experience, the best
Of tea hers has ena led i'm to perfect remedies
~ efficient, safe, fesmanent AID in most
ca ses can be used without hind ance to business
Particular attention given TO old standing cases,
such as were formerly considered ircura bic
Syphilis in all forms Gonorrhoal, elect. Structures
UIchitcs, diabetes, Bladder and Urinary Disease
Also the effects Of solitary habits, both runous 10
body and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects Blotches. bodily akness
constipation aversion Cor und uneaSin, IS in female
society, unmanlncss, dread of future events, fin
ally complete prostration OF tho vital over, loss
of memo y. ringing in the cars-can be fully re-
stored TO health
All letters, with STAMP answered.
br W. manufactures all his medicine from the
purest drug; tree from all smell or taste. Please
call q friendly talk aud his opinion will cost you
nothing. His treatment il the result Of ling OK
pcrience and is commanding tho confidence Of the
entire Wet. voc charge will be maze uhess cure
is permanently Effected. DR. W. treats self -abusc
with tn" most happy result.
Post Office box, 2.29i Office and Consultation
Rooms lGi SOUTH Clark street, Chicago, Iii.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-06
&CR(sI.ON .DiNItST.

EbY S0LICirAIlON OF MANY FRIENDS
Ed IN davenport, have opened 1 branch Office
In the LcC.aire House, for the aecommoi atom q!
those no wish any tnins in my Inns
snail be at the l.cCialre Hs4se from a. m Ia
IL m., every day except Sundays. he balance
OF the time shall be al my oacc IN T. TX l..
lana.
inehStu' ior past iaSofs am pstro hope
70 I0ceive a continuance of the same.
HENRY FlSIIIGl.,
Rock Island, June IS, 1862.