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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

4 LECTURE ON THE NATURE
TREATMENT AND RADICAL
NURE OF SPERMATORRHlAO OR SEMINAL
~ Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility and Impesiments to Marriage generally,
Nervousness. O. nsunption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical lncapa ity, resulting from
Seif-Abuse. &c.-ky ROB'T J. CULVEaWELL,
". D, Author of the Green Book. dc
9, d on 90 thousands 81 .uRcPerssss
sent under seal, in plain euveope, to any adj
iress post paid, on receipt Of six cents OF tive
postage stamps, Nv BIZ, Oh J.. g KLINE,
10 Bovery New York, Pos' Oa.~. BOX 45se.
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Five lies were rowed on the HuG-
;, u RIVER, at Pougl kecps'e, on Mondas.
IN 81 minutes and IS seconds, and Ha-
nil, who did II is nov crowned the
champion oarsman OF America. This is
he third time he has beaten Joshua
Ward, heretofore the bully o4rsman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05
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SUMNER ARK kEGE1EaT, is63
- IN All - Al. RS 81 JULY 1873
~ ana 3atil suftns ao.lse trans ali AGA
.Assnpcn daily, SuniA - s4oep.ei, as ts,iows.
~ mall tfesh ar. .-...............e 10 4 n
- rrtfynt Hsln at. ...5 A., r N
~ :. X 80 pfcre. - % P.
1rains srfist At Oayenport iaily, Sunday. es.
1sptet, a. sgi.ogs:
ist nisst express ats.. ......4 50s
I'd daily express and mail train at. s a0P II
ID freight and "a class cars At ....... 18V r. n.
AZ trains over this rvute are il direct conne.iun
stCnissso With srains ovel both tho Michizal
southern, Michigan Central, Pit;sburg. For,
Say9e, ard Chicago Rs i.road to and f.oI, DE
sfoii, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland. Sincinnart
i,ttaeurs, ounkrk, buffalo, Niagara ais, AI.-.
81, Ssw York, Philadelphia, Bsltl uere ana Was.
ingtcn.
Fses" nca-s 3-e resainaad OF ;ao nnoassity q.
gisins DISTINCT directions t. the acsttfstiUl ii
t1alf a2gaage, also TO procure ls9efs eetcre iah.
iag their seats IN tne a..rs as the coaa ucsrs o,
ssct safes oniy 10 stations IN the In. o. he On
rsgo snd Rock LELAND Rairasd
jobs 2. FRsuT Superintendent
',ev-apo,f July i~sa n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

Mors gaisaLte fsss @ I'D
RRT.4.v- LIFE Pills,

CCIEyCE at last has brought 10 i'gh, the true
~ ahtisse II sickness, snae inankisd can fni
fesvce from Sorrow, PIN snd Dsease Igy the
use . BkY1S's LIFE FILA. thoss vno wander 10
depths 1T s0rros,sn iwnsse nervosAs cmp eramsnt
aids k~ener aag ISL TO every III OF life. .-romes
as il we're. blessed with exi-tenre. The
tue stsrs o. hop. Que by case ergefrom I'll. De -
secess-s OF the soul tears Of anguish ard gries
are changed tosnies OF 10Y, aud he RAINBOW Of
resce arches irs splendor Ger the raging waves OK
sarkness add whilst this wonderful change IL
efsctei, there is 10 secondary acti u TO leave .
weakness 40 It's train Dad effects UPON the mind
or boiy. The nervous nypocnondr,sc need no
longer ,esort IL OPIUM, Morphine. Liquors other
s.im1iancs 10 orosn he cares o. lie BRYAS's
LIFE Pulls are per ect substitute g; they reguiA
the stym Ach Liver aud Binary secretiens. tn
arrangement Of which Is the chici cause Of N-r-
vousness. fieaiache, &c. nc the des londlng tbs
are OF insst,ma bic vaius, they rs.eive he mi
ard bring TO ;t sueh visions Of untold sp.cnir
that sns; lin. lou stand avbsst, and ther rayt
in joys that lifts them up - the b CHEST a.titui
VI happiness /; they spread the cost singso hots
AMI n tove Of peace - the bos1ns the wrei
cnsd, ssd warm the cold hearted with the ere Of
ar iant love.
The Poet isinspired with thoughts Of brilliancy
The Orator with words OF ere.
The s.. Ter with indOmits BILE courage.
The scholar wish new nd brilliant cas-.
TIE Inventor with bright conception ri noblo
discoveries. BrYAN's LIvg PiiLs universal
Nervins, owning 20 equal, Overlapping the barriers
OF prejudice and curing lixe magi, all Cases Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

Il Ell z s'GsEk ~FN EEEf
are speedy in action, often e!Tecling cure in
few j ys. and when q cure IL c.feetsl it i en-
a4an~nt lhev e.aged IL u re etahls ex
tT.ets thai are hArltess ihe sssters ans nes OF
nsvstate the stomach Or impregaaie tie breath !;
and being saear coated, all uau-eo teate IS
avoided. No change o. diet i pesess!l y whist
using them, nor ,ioas their action interfere ith
bu>iucs ach b q eau aims SIX 2.u Pills =
Prize. 81 Sold b. ali tue prinaipi Din kgists.
In places where gent is advertised tney will
he sc ay mail, PCS i4ii, and ce,.ti entiailg e
cured roE OBJ satlun VII II desired n receipt #
money, By j. Bay IN, NJ. D., ~ Ce.at-st, n. y.
Smi,a d wyes "A buesaie Agents. hicago i
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1ssvousasss, Emae,ation, Hysteria,
Low SPIRITS, Want " ENERGY LPlLEPs

They are sovereign remedy for the Head sche,
and in tacr, all diseases, no matter what their
names, that have in crginin Nervous derarge-
meat OF the stomach an Liver. and knowing 20
such " I'D as ali. thsir naI b is onward an up
war to perfection. They operate as Nlld Ca
III attic, lowing the sy.teur ron all accu % ula-
tioI of acii n attoE and adapted tel al ages
ED c0a-t tatiJns.
iew doses viii li2hi up the eyes mith brliia1
CT imptrt Oh glox OF beauty 80 the che Ks Fl
the al aith es,scy al bring Tie beau iss Of
Inc unknown wofia down 10 NOR al vision hey
will add Plumoness to the forns,free the skn from
all p IMPLIES and erupti"ns and leave the mind and
bsdy cioar AID bright as fairy dream
Melancholy and gloomy %ntieipatiens de
pol,ed, ami the demon Of Ennui is bs,i bed
lSss OF Power and impotence yields before
them as he des before tue risipg sur.
Debiii.-tyd Persons nese.t In strength
and gor anGer their magic inf iencet. anI tHay
are capable OF almost income isub.e endurance
which causes q Lev lie to dawn uton th em
they ssess the power Of producing sleep as
re GO al as an infant, and of iuling pain like
charms he lend of spirits.
Rhounasiam, Neuralgia Palp talon of the hear
an Pfostfatlen is e..t,rey cured by ue q nom.
Taoy axe rival TO Outline, as a i,eberel tonic
and LOT tRa cure VI Ctiil- AMI Fever
B ne per icious habit .. O.si ii eating and
dram Taking Is Uvcec3ne W c &c ii the,n
he sys On il changed a.ivr their Ina 10 iniu-
eGecani the deslte to indnl. il np onger exist
The ,ispirited hscomu hopeial the de raisi.a
happy. The nerscas 5. ring into elastic he. the
weak sumo new esscly'h. The nushor ard
speaker eacn socs,ye new ideas, an the pen is
gifted With q skill that entrances the y Grid
The Settler fotgets the wcarness o. his march
and en- level W tn most supernatural .dura1ce.
Tho Mech anc raised t, the b! h ST puraaI.,
and i'nbuei iih The spirit Ct rniali.ng energy.
sold by all Druggists, ia sexes 70 cents eara
ani IN large Boxes. contain ny small, :. each.
They will sent By mail, prepaid, ON secoip.
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Great Broad Gauge ilexsls Rack md 1s..,,.Iu
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-05

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR -GE
~ PseaiH Mt CgRs CO
Gonor-hea, Gees Ussta44t plseaafges Impo-
.eDae. seminal Weakness Aigh y I,gsgug,
ln.onti..ence Genttat pebltity IA irri-
facility, GRAVE, Structure and a.foc-
iona Of III Kidney + i;i.icer,
which has heen used by upssrds OF
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BEL aaGGEayC pills!

in thar srlvite Practice vita entire suoceas, gu
preceding Cabep's Capsules, or any other COM
loun hitnertJEnow
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NOR SALE--A desirable COUNTRY SEAT
in the township Of New. ipdsor about mile .sa,A
Ct Newhurgh Tie premises embrace abeu; sz acre. Il
Laud 9dioa, House. " ock, with ,lsts roof ID
peif-t order sna ,ccesy o1baidinss Tn. Garden sos
tain. ya.ie,s Of choice lni, t'ees. Applyto
/ c. HANEMsiEN. No. i02 Waist
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NOTlCE.-The pubic are respectfully informed
~ that =. CANVASS Tor this WON 4, in prosre.,
feons 90 nk oo.'. dowu town ard resdiog IL the ~ Ger
PAY OF e cay a- solicited 70 l-sve ~ their ysoa busin
ana non.' ieb ineinsen rssp>ciiog thsT business ard
Iess G. yet eti lNtefe sever DdiviVa occupy one
eoe hat snoud be made ong with fu psrcc az. ard
lett of the esnFasrs Ivy ths tire aruoyhace
Ps.ei c's is information and the greater arising both
&c TIE compiler aFf ts public and
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c,
Il fFafssFnNT. IN

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Formerly Protor OF Special Assoiny and Surgery IN the
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feastlOn Tor he Nihon,n &c. Revised Edition NEW tnt
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AN Experienced TEACHER (Colored) 10 de-
u sifoua Of . s!IUaTiJN, IN pubis V.vste School
on, Of the cy. Address Teacher" 5tsion a, srnos
Address Tor ,wO we~ks
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uanIs.

GOVERNS s. Wanted, Il situation as RESI-
ye ils,ruction In ne Eush baf chez, IN treuc spd h'
rud 81 Dfaviag. Respect .5e rrieEces gven "
obJsenor +, going IL tho county Addfea O. A. loap'
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A NUMBER of weil-rcOmmended GERMAN
~ oIRLs wait s:ua' ion. Coo. Cu.mo- maid, Lssr-
of.ss-. Su,s. titls fyr Osassl i,a.ou GA 10 &c at
MRS LOVES Oe;iEal I.tu.r NJ. y sisnt1H-ai' near
tie BoweIy.
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!, ANS no ALI, WANTING FARMS

Lar;s ald thriving ei.' MI .. ,'s d ri,h so. prs'
inT ~ - ooh 81 lfom siSto go Der sore
Ssy,bs a four yssrs Good be'ine., iasfoy
spy nurdt,da afs s,t,lias .pd psA"s Yins.aae
~ ,bst,,na G ,u.ty New-J-r.qy. Leur,.
se' ,lbiue ful inf,rnaIiot VII BE- sent he'.
I'LL
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E'OR SALE.--Tbe Managers OF the New-f0rk
4 Institution Blind (n.vng solI large Peron d
th. properly 9TH AID 0i and 33l and j.tb. aos
oder lor sole sns IL parcels may DO -sg " os %
3ith l0t d..t zach IS by " Zee. iuchsa
commanding loi feos west o. ,e 3lay FOR ,srms ~hiss
vii be l. AID particularly 20 those who wi prove
imtneIaiey. apply GEOHOh !. ALLEN. President a,
tie .. Garrison ~ fouer. go. no. o. WA-s, %
tween u iu. sud q. N.
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EOR SALE, GOVERNMENT BOOKS, &C.
4 Am.flc-B AoA1e. yoa, ~, AH,lie.S STATE fs 20"
z. vo,. pIioi fs,tc k'irosd IL rs lyv'' 70 ivt'
blss OLi1. oasucA, sef, sIv, wee CO,tIano'
w.. g 90 .osUsicil hrlst,gLs u tue tni4ei S.-f"
$50, boohTtAs aads Oyvrfunirat coy, eFds @o,'
CJliyf.s oi .ssHt A. % Ica ~. a.
H. p 1876 4. Eois t5y. shsid AIc fdectFs Si.srss
Report vols, -. ANY USseIu booN. sep3ef. Lave
eba a.. .ils reassy pTiied oy fiA1.n - l-ie0
uts.pas wi:h fFalsin. iupiiat 80 W VI Aspl AZ
son Of Natufc rrhl,d LoUdoa by FTsnAn sn".aa u
"''"" = ALFRED HUNTER. Boos.eIcr
Ma.hingou C.ty, u. G.
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! LOR SALE--A Plot OF GROUND, lCOylO0A
i feet 90 the ) %th-se. io6 f-s, - IL !" Of Az A.
m 0eaoui site for building on tue sti oct esss and osu
the s. Kis.r For particulars. sprly No 7s E.s. Sata
! Q. No. 10 Peck.slip
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MAGIC POCKET-BOOKS.-J. il. Dill
Avn LON, sole manufacturer, No. II Annst (uP staits,
" y. Assn- for FTsnss Album PictaIea
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-05-27
For the Standard. .
Mr.. 3. D. Snead.


Mr. ED1ToR:-The importance Of havlnga supply
Of salt was to some small extent ascertained during
the last fall and winter. But that the demand will
be greater for the approaching season there can be
but little doubt. However successful the State
agent my be at Saltville, Va, in making salt, it
must be conceded that the railroads cannot transport
the quantity necessary to supply the demand Of the
State from that source alone. And hence the i'm
portauce of using every opportunity that may be
offered to bring the salt that may be manufactured
on the coast into the INTERIOR and also to encourage
its making by the State agent and by private CON-
panies. This is important for the. reason that at
most places on the coast our people may be dis
turbed in their operations by occasional raids from
the enemy. And for the additional reason that the
town of Wilmington may be visited with another
epidemic this coming season. This, l sincerely
hope may not be the case but it is not impossible
that this or some other cause may prevent our reg
ular communication with that important place.
where there is doubtless larger supply than at
any other dozen places in North Carolina; and pru
dence would suggest that salt should be made as
rapidly as possible and transported into those pa-
ces where it is now and will be most needed in
future, whether the same belongs to the State or
to private individuals. Many persons are now with
out salt, and some who have bought salt in Will
mngton cannot get it transported and the families
and stock of such must necessarily suffer much in
convenience for the want of an article important
to comfort and health. CAUTION.
Oxford, N. c., May 10, 1853.
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died on the 18th of May, 1863 in the hospital at Rich
mond Va of wounds received III the recent battles
Fredericksburg, Lieut.. JNo. P LACK
The deceased citizen of Raleigh and at the begin.
ming of hostites volunteered soldier in company D.
LIST Reg ment troops and made Orderly Sergeant
of that company, in which capacity be distinguished him.
self in many hard fought battles and promoted to End
Lieutenant for his CALAMITY in the great battle of shaps
burg Tie writer of this little notice has witnessed
various occasions the GOODNESS and efficiency of this brave
young man in times of great danger. While Sergeant he
commanded his company alone in several battles in the
absence of the commissioned officers. 1t is thus the good
Old State is being bere of her brave Lieut. Lack
leaves young wife and child in this city to mourn over
their loss as widow and orphan only know. His body ne
learn was buried in the cemetery il Richmond J.HF
Died, Of Diptheria in Montgomery county, on the 9th
March, 1868, DELLA E. HUNr, daughter of Robert L.
Hunt, ESQ.,, of Oxford. n c.. aged eight years. eight
months and days. During her sickness she received all
the attention that kind friends and skilfd physicians
could render Each winter Della spent with Mrs A. w.
Chambers, her adopted mamma who loved her dearly,
cared for her, and Weeps for her only mother
weep Under the care Of Mrs c.. she had made rapid
advances in her sudies and for of her age had few
equals She was so amabe kind and clever that
knew her but to love her"
But Della has gone God took herl The beautiful rose
has beep trauSpanted from earth to tie Paradise above
bloom in immortal vigor and youth. Weep not, then;
dear friends has not the Saviour said Su fer little chill
dren to unto me- The Good Shephe I'd cares the
lambs of his oc and takes them in his Weep not
You to her. she cannot return to you" N T. 3.
~ Biblical Recorder please copy.
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Nix EDITOR The fight of time and the remem-
brance of promise madeina former Communication,
remind that should write you again. Yet, nothing
comparatively has TRANSFERRED here of late of sufa-
Gent interest to warrant publicity, or relieve the
monotony Of the place.
We number here, all told, about, sufi-
cheney to whip the Yankees should they try the
experiment of pulyerizing u.s. Our rations of bacon
some time ago were cut down from one-half to one
fourth Of pound per day, but an "order" from
Wilmington soon placed them back to old.6gures.
Furlough's (Which with his rations claim the sold
ers earnest consideration are still granted at the
rate of one for every twenty-five men reported for
duty in a company and l believe the stipulated
time for "a leave Of absence" is now fourteen days.
There are upwards of one hundred negroes at work
on the Notifications here, and have been fer some
time, and "Old Caswell," tell you, looks now
quite impregnable The health Of the command
remains very good.
= And the hero T. j. jackson is dead Mourufully
has the great Southern heart realized this fact All,
aye all Of US feel the loss of the indomitabe pat
riot, the christian soldier. Truly did the Richmond
Examiner say, "There was the stuff of Cromwell
in jackson. And the shades of the highest war
riors may well rise up to welcome his stern ghost
May the God of Heaven sanctify this affection to
the good Of our cause and may the country baptized
thus in the blood Of martyred heroes, saved from
corruption, and blest of Him.. soon pass through
this trying ordeal free and independent. r. G.
FoRr CAswELL, May 19, 1868. -