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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-07-23

= aatinieer' Gtaeutbsnsr urS 5 brttaxt ttr..5ass Rukbt''
Brunbduh.r. l1nslrt& alien anbern uerbea btefeIben utnmer
rpa.n.. brader, II o. r,tttn pter p4nbmadtn Fl tSunen
ftF oteE nadeie6ts stmodt perbeu, ntrten Y ride te'lsn, BE-
unb 70 Gut aJsBsu 7Ddfoner, weI&t!stei0 SrRrums nt MINIS
Et@s 1snrts esnau safFsaes sysslten. g!ns f. ss Nsat =.
e@pptr oritdt sub Bic Rps,nse btesss y ruabanhss sor oum
Tanberu anb burd GrfabruLe q prsb', unb but& Ghntfslluna
be. bef:n Herite hes 2aases tnsust.5 tgts usrRssfen BIOS auf
, g ]; i ! wssit tn u p::gort.S 81. Or. :sesnlon. ae'rsra.-
gtn. glreau, Il gDsieinetSn; 9ref: 2: bra'Hs's, &Aitase;
f. ,gdtrtidat uab gttihufer yon SanltertraHtn. Abbsm'nsf-
+Suppor IRIS. fhbtnen elaRti*eu etrlmpfen a.: ats aanaItn
merben, rMe ~empfutten, gar antirt. 81 saisQe Aufmrtifamleit
~ 3um D,rlauf So aa.n Dreaifen. e'usIVtup
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28

"Mcl:IeE GOK, IOWA.n
LEATHER, SADLERY
Hardware, Shoe Find
tMgS, &c., SC.
ME subscriber has just ret urned from different
/ cities in the east with one OF the mot complete
aud perfect stock OF goods in his line west OF the
Mississippi. consisting OF every variety pertaining to
the trade OF the most recent and modern 81 e>. to
which he begs leave to call the attention OF those in
the trade, both in this State cewhcre, assuring
them that in regard to variety. quality aud Prices. he
will not be excele any sister ctie of the east
Cash Ills Stock CONSISTS in part, to- ~it:
LEATHER. Shoe Findings.
Oak and Iicmlock sole, Lasts. Boot Trees,
Harness aud Bride. Crinps, Peg,
Patent and Enameled, Shoe Tools. all kinds,
Upper french Kip aud calf, Thread. boot wells,
American Kip and Calf, Poll h and oil Elarkng.
Morocco bindings nc Lining and Taplngs, o,
Sadlery Hardware. saddles ,sria,...
flames, all -tylrs, Collars, saddle Trees,
u ,ckies Bits, No. llore Brushes,
Jap. aud plated trimmings Curry Combs. Fly Netts
Tacks aud trimmin. nails Enameled cloth,
Tanner Oil, Carriage and Wagon bows
Harness Varnish. Pla~terins Hair.
tlarne . Tools, Carriage mats. etc, etc.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28
The Early Physical Degeneracy Of
PEOPLE

.yUST I,UBLIyHED BIZ DR. STONE
:, -, -, -
lhysacldHtoMe Troy Lung IT. Hy9'enec fn"tH"te
Treatise on the Caus cs Of Early Physical De"ne If
American People the eau Q, Of Nervou. Debility,
Coz, UNI. tion and Nara mus
rI;. ,.. ;s an. If h,,h .o,oy INN. ,.,,v,, a.,
,. " :. MJH,n ,...,vns nnn.,i. y, ,.c,,u 10 ~.
80 ~ y nt yIy pIpkN ~ anS ,:un,
IT,, .ms,ow. ~ milne .c;.,,;ac aud ,.i,aIl. I'D
sa 49, s. -. S 'ss1s ~ '"' "
=, viii n. ..Hs nv ua,, On r.cs,ot ar two "a ..n..,
s,amn.
.- r.-.,t. and Guardians, y,u,v Mon, AM,
i..ii.. f, .ii not 10 send and cot Till. hook
WOrO - s"It snn Iosssc!eu us aOVIse
I" sn"se VINO wall 'rHecs
A class OF maadies prevail TO n fearful extent in
community, lon,img Il least 10000 !"utk IT both
sexes, amnuat,y,t" Al early grav. Tho di ca o
very imperfect y Understood Tirr extrraalm ma :
c-taiion- Of mpt Oms NerS0 GU, ID bill ty R'axa
t,on ard exhaustion: Mara mus wa ting AID con-
sumption of the whole body sh"rtne> oil breathing,
or hurried hrea' hing ascending hill . frhI
stnr, great pal, lou ot the heart Asthma, Iron
cintis and sore throat; shaking OF the Hands aud
Limbs aver ion 10 society aud to business o. stud, !;
dinne>s OF eve sight loss OF memory, dizziness u
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DaaDONCO'0 Golden PttlS
rOR FEMALES

roR FEMALES.
latallibls in correcting, regulating asd removing
Ill obstruc,ions. from ,sh1feuer cause, aad
. al,oays successfui as q preventative.
The conbina.on Of ingredient. in Dr.. Duponeo's
Golden Pills, are perfectly harmless. They have been
used in the private practice Of old Dr. Duponco, for
over thirty ysar aud thou and' Of ladies can testify
cae In correcting eSulartes relieving painful aud
distressing particularly At the change
Of life. From t. 10 pills will cure that common yet
dreadful complaint, tho Whites Nearly every female
In the land suffers from this 'oD ,lant. The above
pill has permanently cured Thousands and will cure
youh you use them They cannot harm you, on the
contrary they all ob.truction restore nature
to it, proper channel aud nv'gorae the whole - stem
Ladies whose health will not permit an increase OF
family will find these pills successful preventive.
Pregnant femaeI or tho suppo ing themselves SO,
are cautioned against using these pills while in that
con ii,on test they invite miscarriage, att or which sd
mention the proprietor assumes no responsibility
althou Oh the mildness Of the pills will do injury to
health.
N. B-The ingredients conn osing the gen uipe pill
are made kRown to every scent, and they will tell
the pills free fr" anything furious and yet vii
do all claimed for them.
Full and explicit explanations accompany each box.
Price 81 on per box.
Sold by BENTON BROTHERS l. Co., and
WOOD Il BROTHER. Mc'iresor,
General Agents for Clayton county, iowa.
Ladies, by sending the above Agents One Dollar,
through the MrGreyor Post ON .e, ~an have the pills
sent Comfortably by mail to any part Of the cous
try. tree Of postage. .-.
N. t.-Lsok out for coanterfeits! Buy no Golden
Pills 1t any kn4, unless every box is signed :. D..
Howe All Others are base imp. -ision. aud un ATE !;
therefore. you value your lives and health, ito lay
nothing being humbuge ri out Of your money buy
only Of those who show The signatures Of = D. Hove
every box. which has recently been added NC.
count Of the pills heing ccunterfeitsd
Soil xlso by Allen l. Iio,ford. Dubuque, lows: 8.
Crawl ri Co.. Gsleus, H.; Emnert & Burrell. Free
port; Lord 4 smith, C"icsgo, and by one Druggist
in every village and city iu the United states.
s. D. HOWE. .s..1.
3l0yl Sole Proprietor. New York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Baptist Church.

Preaching every sun lay at lOl.2A, n, and ! ?
r., bv Rev. I. n. Cos0sH.LL. Sanday school ~
?. u.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28

PEACHES, PEARS, SIBERIAN CRAB
APPLES AND GRAPES,
CONsrAFTLY arriving rsr express. Nov h the
" time 70 Ego In" for preserves. Call at =
LANPs0l POWERS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28

euOWARDS ASSOCIATION, philaielphia-for
IL the X Def ofths Sick and Distress d, 1Ctic: d
NTH YiynIontand Chroni; Diseases, AID sss,tciEi b
Diseases Of the Seruai Organs. w.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMaTOREilEA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS. and other Diseases ni the
sexual Organs. aud on the NEW REMEDIES employ.
ed ia the Dspens sent In sealed letter envelopes
ftes Of charge. Address
DR.. J. sKlLLIN H0U0lITON,
..... Howard Association,
NJ. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28
LEATHER.

Oak and Ilcmlock sole,
Harness aud Birdie.
Patent and Enameled,
Upper french Kip aud calf,
American Kip and Calf,
Morocco Findings nc
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28
Sadlery Hardw are

flames, all -tylrs,
ID tckles. Bits, 40.
Jap. and plated trimmings,
Tacks aud trimmin: nails
Tanner Oil,
Harness VarniSh.
llarne Tools,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28
Shoe Findings.
Cash Paid for Hides.

Feeling thankful for the patronage OF his old friends
extended him tar the last would beg leave to
say that his interests in common with their. nnd
that every variety OF Goods in his line hal he fur
ni>hed them ut prices ranging with eastern markets
:. NJ. MCCONNELL.
Brick store, Fronting the Levee.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-01-28

TP YOU desire nice piece of engraving executed,
L 60 70 FRENCH'S, ~ his IA the only sstab-
lishmsnt west Of Milwaukee that dpes this kind Of
At Workall. e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, APRIL l. 1853.

from Liverpool were reported IS bring The proc 10
premium. There is every reason to believe tnas
the loan will be great success
The brokers In the American Department, VINO
represent the Northern interest, were not 'ne
individuals who principally entered into the 'ransac-
ten. The larger share OF engagements were com,
pleted in the French market, where II may ne slu
TO have proved the great attraction throughout 'ne
day.
TIE Star also takes favorable view oil inc loan
An influential meeting Of gentlemen IN cohhec', ION
with the Colony of Victoria was held a. the Lonaon
Tavern yesterday, for tue purpose OF orsa,nI Ivy
operations with view to assist emigration 10 'ne
colony, aud more especially distressed operanses VI
the cotton districts in proceeding 10 the Pors u en-
barkation. A sun Of ESOO was sucScfiOeu 'n 'ne
room. pu.L
remain without animation. There was rather full
demand Tor discount at the Bank. The scrip OF the
ms italian loan left off yesterday az TO per cent
nremns. that of the Danish loan has fallen 10 par
q Polish legion is forming in London. II consists
Of Polls. who will shortly depart fully equipped for
Poland.
deputation from Ireland and Scotland on the to-
bacco duties bill had All interview with the Chancel
Tor of the Exchequer yesterday.
The New-York correspondent Of The Daily News
does not see the smallest sign of the North laying
down.ts arms or Its combining the war to the ques-
ton of "a boundary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF tn
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

A PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Whereas, The Senate Of the United States, de.
vouy recognizing the supreme authority and just government
Of Almighty God In all the Affairs Of aud Of nations has
by requested the President to designate and set
apsr, day for National prayer and humiliation; and
Wh,rsos II 10 the duty Of nations well Of men, to
their dependence upon the overriding power Of God "
confess their sins and ap'eODs In humble sorrow yet
with s,urea hope that genuine repentance will lead to
and pardon and hs sublime truths announced In
The Holy Scriptures and by all history TIA! hoss ma
lions only are blessed whose God 10 the Lord
And inssmush know that by fl. divine Law. nations
Ike individuals subjected to punishusnts and ehs,s
mont In this world may Justly fear ihst the awful
calamity Of civil war; which dsolstes the land. may DO
but punishment inflicted upon fer pfe'umpuou' sins
to the needu national reformation whole Peo'
7 We have been the recipients Of the choicest bounties OF
Heaven. We have been presrved these msny years IN
pesce ard prosperity. We have grown In numbers wealth
aud power other nation has ever grown But we have
forgotten God We have forgotten the gracious hand which
preserved W IN peace aud multiplied and enriched and
US and we have vsiny Imagined in the deceit
funo Of our hearts that all these blessings wse produced BY
some superior wisdom aud virtue OF own Intoxicated
with unbroken We hsve become too 's'aitei+n' TO
feel the necessity fedssnng and preserving grace too proud
10 pray to the God that made Us!
II beboOye, us thep to humble ourselves before the Of
landed Power 10 confess national sLS end TO pray fof
elemency and forgiveness.
Now therefore in compliance with the request and fully
in the views THE ssrss do by this pocs
nation designate and set apart Thur.dsy the 30th day oil
Apr 1863 90 day Of national humilstion, fsing and
PRAYER And DO hereby request all the people to abstain or
that day their ordinary secular pauits and to unite
their several places of public worship und their resPee'v
homes In keeping the dsy holy TO the Lord and devoted Il
ia. humble d,chse Of the religions duties proper to tha
solemn occasion.
All this being DONE in sincerity and truth let US then res
banby IN the hope authorized by tho Divine Teachings thu
IN, united CRY OF the Nation will be heard on high and an
With besng less than the pardon Of our nsoa
sins restoration Of our now divided and suffering c'1"
TO It's former happy condition Of unity and peace.
In wi.nsss whereof have hereunto set my hand 'n'
caused the seal Of tire United States 10 be siiIed
Done at the City Of Washington this theth day OF sieh
Ia the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundie'
H. aud three. and Of she independents oil the one'
States the sighty-seventh
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. sBwAHD, Secretary Of State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
N. Mnrefsek's Company.

The opera Of "Lucia" was played lass night.
There was diminished audience on account OF the
rain and storm; and the effect Of the temperature
WAS evident on the singers. One Of them, signor
Bellini, the barytone unable to appear, and be
found substitute in Siguor Ippoto; who certainly
represented him in one sense, for the gentleman bad
very bad cold also. All tbis--uprehearsed stage
saect-was unfavorable to the briliiancy oil t'e
evening. Mile. Ortoloni Brignoli was charming
Lucia full Of the gentleness and tenderness due the
onoracter M. Mazzoleni is an admirable TENOR and
rorsovsr vigorous deelamer, an intense actor,
bistrion always alert and vivacious in the business
of the scene. One Of tho points in which he Is
eminent is the finale to this opera where heart
broken passion requires TO DO in the 'asss'
STYLE. lie 10 ono Of the great representatives Oh 'no
scene. ,,
"Norma" will be played tonight BY Madame
Medori.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

DIR. Sterling's AmbrOsia 10 stimulating oily sxtrsct
Roots Brks and Herbs II will cure all diseases Of the
the hair from falling turning prsma.sy gray esusng
Il 10 grow thick and long
CERTIFICATE.
This Is to certify thss about months ago, commenced
using STERLING'S AsBROSlA Ny hair short, thin,
and rapidly falling off, had tried many Hair Ponics lnvg
orators Gc without receiving any benefit Soon after using
the Ambross hair ceased falling out and commenced s.
rapidly astonish Now hsir II thick
of and glossy and 10 Ave feet and four inches IN length
when let down reaching TO the foor This wonderful result
Attribute solely 10 the use SIERLIN0S AnbROSA o
nce have commsnced using have spilled nothing else
70 INV hslr MRS. LUCY A. BROWN
Ssorn before me this 18th day of April 1851.
IL. N. PARKER, Comulissorer Of Deedl
City Hall New. York.
Pu, I'D In box containing two bottles. Price, 81.
Dr. " H. sTERLIN0. Sole PIopTissor. No. 49J Broadway
Sold nv DruRqi.ta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

LOYAL League Of Union Cityzeos,
public meeting Of the League viii 30 held a. the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
on THURSDAY EVENING. the ID Of April next. a =,
ADDRESSES sa,i be delivered b,
MAJ"GSEN. BUTLER.
US. Army. and
HON. HENRY j. RAYMOND.
Other distinguished speakers sxvscted 10 b.
take part1n the proceedings Of the meeting ~
Notice win be sivon Of tho time and piscs N, a.. t.
Tickets and Badges to all the members o the Lesaus
residences are recorded
Certificates Of Membership In preparation ana ~ h
furnished before the dsy OF meeting. WI" 70
Loyal Leagues OF Union Czen organized I'm thu ssv.rs
Wards Of the City requested to Communicate tbronsL
their Secretaries before Monday next the nubsS ~
Tickets and Badges required for each.
Further particulars OF coming meeting Will be made nub
lie ia due season
BY order Of the Executive Comutee.
r. II. MoCURDY,
Chairman.
Pm WErxoaR, Sscretary:
N0rE-Mr. JOHN VAN BUREN, had Kindly CONSENTED
to speak the next meeting Of the Loyal League OF Union
Citizens The evening named to him necessarily changed
TO avoid unexpected opera night Notice was sent TO Mr.
Van Buren, Of Albany asking bis assent to the change but he
had left before s receipt No negative response
iveJ his announced Ia the morning papers: The
COMMITTEES have the pleasure inform the members that MI
Van Buren, in the city. will address the next ensuing meet
ing Of the League.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

CARBERRY-In Monroe. Orsny. County, N. Y, on Friday
M-Ech a. 1852 Henrietta daughter Of James b. and Eiz
~ Carberry. aged year, 6 monIhs ands days
DAVlDsoN-On Sunday morning, March 30 David, son oil
Samuel Davidson, in the 38th year Of his sge
HIS friends and those Of the family are inysd 20
Wsning,on's.reet,pesey City, this Wednesday, afternoon
London and Paris papers please copy.
DuYCKINCK-In this city, on Monday morning, March
80, George l.. Duyckinck.
His relative, and friends and those Of his brother Eysrt A.
p. m, without further notice.
GARDNER-on Sunday Jan IL. 1859. at Petersburg Va,
detained for two years past Mis-. Della A. Gardner aged So
years Another victim of the Rebellion
hSSEvALSrAt Eew.Haysn, Conn., on Tuesday, March 81.
Ihs friends OF the family and Of his sons Charles b. shsr
sH s5s Caleb B. are invited 70 attend tbs funeral at
eJ Pm The 1T train from Twenty seventh street
rive. at Nsw-Bsven at . o'clock.
PURpY-In this city Monday. March go Emery Purdy
The fisnd. of tn. family invited to attend hi. funeral
nom his late residence No 4 East Broadway on Wedne
day, april !. at . O'Clock p.
hAY-On Tuesday Mach 81 AIMS Matilda Jsuncey dsush
ter Of James T. aud Mary O. Ray aged years aud IL days
TAYL0R-on Tuesday March 81 after brief insss Helen,
- daughter OF the late John Taylor.
from her %ss 10 psc n on Tha
VAN sIEEG * Tih :S nth notion m,, 90
H. daughter Of the Row H. B. and NJ 3. T. Van Klesck,
aRed ~ years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
ths fnners services Thursday. April from Calvary
Church, Fourth avenue, Twenty first street. ct Il
o'clock p m, without further invitation. The romans
will be taken TO Fshkill
VAN kLEECK-On Monday. March 30. Alice T., eldest
child OF the Rev. r. b. and M. 9. 4. Van Keeck.
Notice OF the funeral hereafter
Tuesday morning March 81. Ellen, young.
est child Of James Y, IT,, and Jane l.. Watkins aged
years, month and 20 days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend tho funeral Thursday afternoon at O'clock
from the residence Of her parens No. % Henry street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01

LOYAL RALLY IN NEw-JKRsfr.--An enthusiastic
meeting was held at someville, N j., on Saturday;
March %. II was held in the Second Reformed
Dutch Church, and was addressed BY the Hon,
James wadsworth, William f. Dodge, esq., and
the Rev. George Junkip, ID. d. Notwithstanding
the storm, the gathering was large, and the origin
stors Of the meeting may congratulate themselves
that i. was eminently successful. A resolution o.
fealty to the Union, under all circumstances WA
unanimously passed at It's close the audience signify
ing their approval by rising ep passs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
TruveIcrs' Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River RR., 90 wsrren.
a 10 M and 81 s. aud 10y D Ii. Sunday, 5:22 p. n
70 Albany By Harlem HR, 2sthst aud 4th-av lOl . 10
To Boston, by New-London line, Pier 49, N
r., stonington line, Per 10, N. r. and Fail
River line. fieI D. N. r.. daily (Sundaysex.
To Boston. by New Haven RR, via Spring.
field a5th;.t aud STRAY % AID IT and p m.
sthsy., via Shore Line .2t aud D. m Sunday o. m.
To Buffalo. by Erie RR foot of ChaInbers-
~. O. and p N.
To Philadelphia by New. Jersey Railroad foot
OF Courtlsnd ST. TO- m. a. III D. m Sunday, n o. m.
To Philadelphia, by Camden aud Amboy
Railroad. Pier rs N. r. foot Of Bsrcsys O. M. D. m
To Wsshington. by New Jersey RR.7. l6a m,
g. y and ~ m foot OF Coarts Sunday, u p m.
To Wsshpg,on by Camden and Amtoy Rail-
road Pier % NJ r., foot Of Barclay &c e. M and p
To the West By Central Railroad OF New.
jersey foot Of Courtlandt-st. and g. a.,
II a 81 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
MARRIED..

rpNVICK-IEWIS-O Sunday afternoon March ~ at
Wavsr.y place Church. by tho Rev VIM sps,an, M, sH
md sxo,abIy known to th. merchants Of South tee' 10
Mrs Amsla lie vie OF Brooklyn No cards n az II
NIX-sTICKNkY-in Jersey City. 10y TIE no. '" - -
psunIy BYRON NI and Mrs. A. SIickney botn oil THIS
city. A.. a,
OsMoND-G this city, on ss1idy maren iv To
Hsmsburs 10 Mira Elu,hsra T. Graham OF this CITY
Waterbury AmorcAn Of Goa seiicut please copy - c.
f0Gs-WHEELER-In WillInmsiown, MnA, on os,uI'
a., March Ys b, tho Rev Addison Ballard the hev
Hsrman O. Rgss and Miss Csra L. Wseeof' oo'A Oh fo''
dan, St. Lawrence County. N. Y. No CARDS