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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
JOHN LUDHns.
nov. n. By OBo. n. PAnEnn, lis Ate,i

WhEREAS, on the 7th day Of Mach, A. p.
~ 1859. Has PestCn md Harriet Postoe q.
ecutsd unto John =. Oh - trustee ! cersai.
de:s Of tus' conveying 70 said srustes ne lap1
ss oecss county. Ard state Of Iowa, described q
foiiews, to-wtt: A part Of the nceth. vet eve,.
Ter Of toe sosth-vssi quarter, and 8 psrt ei The
sosth-vest quarter Of the neesh .vest oosrter 81
section foartesa 14,) township ssveutv. eieht
t1s) north, Of range iour (A) east, u The ar
tothl I'm bsei.cieg q . point tour (%) ehaias
bst~esn sections fourteen (lA) AID 6fteee fiS.2
ana the soash-sest corner Of Lewis G. MeNu. fsyS
lasd thence ease 6ftesn (l6) chains aed twenty
four links 70 stone; The. - possh tvessv (20.
chains And fofty-thrss { ~ I nbsto . stene. n.
sostA' east corner Of lsasc and Jsstus fspep
'snd thence vert BY said Porss line fftsen flSl
essins snd twenty tour ~ i,nhs 10 . pest. ths
north 'e-ss eosnef Of said Dchusrays lasd ,iheee
soaeh By ssid AcMusrsy's east line tventv fSol
chsins and forty three ll3) ticks ~ The ,isee 4
beginning. eon,a aiming thirty one (sl, sesss "a
.n M, .s-IoOo nsssredths q % acre which
ton ard wife fer she psrpose Of securing one cer-
tain psomissory note, daied March I. 1850 for the
sum Of one hun1ssd and fifteen dol o., (slls.
am payable ose yesr sfteroass
And now said note taving become due
ana ana payable. and the said Ili:s Position aaviss
tes ss aforesaid, do hereby give this public notce
that by virtue Of the power which 10 In me vestsd
BY raid deed Of trust, will IN Saturday. the Sam
day Of December A. D. 1868, st the hour Of II
o'clock In the forenoon Of said day, at the Cor,,
House door, IN the city Of Davenport, s1poee and
offer for sale, ~ public auction, the parcsi
Of land above described or 70 mach thereof % mi
be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of MA
note, with the in crest thereon 10 the day of ale
together With all tho costs and expenses sstepdisS
said sale costs OF this notice and trustees fees
Dated the lst day Of december. A. b. 1883.
JhONP. COOK,
- TIustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a

Az the terms Of the Presidents Enanci
cation and Amnesty Proclamation 90 not
in words include the Indian Territory, ef
forts are being made by the Iudian Bureau
TO adjust the difficulty growing out OF GER
tain Indians having made common cause
With the rebel government, and to base
the settlement on the principles asserted
in these proc'amasions.
Already tho Greeks have negotiated a
treaty with this Government providing fo,
the abolition OF slavery among them as
condition OF their being rein.tated in the
enioy mcpt Of the benefits which they for.
feited by their disloyalty aud slmla,
treaties are contemplated with the Chico.
tsvs and Oberokecs. The latter, through
their Council, have provided for freeing
their slaves, but stipulation to that end i.
REQUIRED in the new treaty.
The Adjutsnt General has tclegraphcd to
all the army commanders that no bounties.
except such - are now provided by Law
will be paid to any persons enlisted after
the 9Th Of January next. The only boun-
" provided BY law is the SlCO al
tbosssed By Sec. S, of the act Of July, 1861.
The commanding officers are accordingly
required TO secure all the cnlistments o,
the veteran volunteers possible before J.n.
Stb. and give immediate publicity to this
circular.
Too Russian feet has feft the harbor OF
Fort Monroe. and will winter on the roads
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
important Cure Of Consunptien,

The Rev. A. G. HrNs, Of Indianapolis. Ind
adds his tsstimon 70 tho many Others perm, !.
entiv cured Of Consumpti By N Woo, n ~
am most happy 10 subscribing ny name among
the friends o. DR. WoopEUiL, to whom I ~.
knowledge Rr atful REMEMBRANCE for Lis ,,o.
fsssional duties cn myself. Ihad been 5 aaieisa
with COnsumptro, for the las three years. M
Tor over Year bad not been able to walk ahout
had exhausted all tho skill of the hes. ,h,.;.
ciars far and and near, snd Of Ists II began -
assume very serious aspect, and the last ~ N
hope had almost expired, whom i heard Or IL ".
ment The cure vas perfect 10 six weeks. % 80
lresumed ny occupation in the pulpit All ira
ees OF the disease disappesrsi. have bsen we'll
end strong eyer SINCE. II Is nov over two yssrs
since the euro vas effected, and still my system
continues free frcm any trace OF the disease shst-
ever: must cheerfully recommend all slaictsd
70 MIN. ne has saved my life and many 9th srs.
and my prayers are, God bless him, and nav IL
live Tor many years, for the sake Of suffering hu.
manity.
REv.A. c. HUME.
ISDrAsoPoLIs. Fob. is. 1863,
IMPORTANT TesrIN0NTAL--The following "a
ono Ct the many testimonials Of remarkable
cures, performed By On. Woodruff, the celebra-
ted Cancer and Chronic Dissass Hhysieian, who
has been stopping for the psst three vaeks AZ ths
st. Nicholas Hotel. IL ourcity;
Justice 70 Dr. Woodruff, the celebrated Cancer
and Chronic Disease Physician, impels me to give
publicity to the following facts: Some forr vsars
since, discovered wart on ~ lip. vh;sh -
pronoonced by The best physisisns Cancer.
consulted and employed the best medical nm ths
country Afforded, and 81 failed. And hed nv
en- up in despair to die. Ny paiss wsre erest I
knew could not last much longer. On Dr.
woodhuirs arfival here, and bearing Of bis Won.
derinl cures. placed myself undsf his treatment.
AID ~ twsnty-four hours after the appliestiee Ok
the DO0tOea Turkiah (laoac. Q.l.a q. N--..l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
Galona 4 Chicago UaiOn Railro I'd
- ~ = - g Es

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 1crH
~ 4th, 1862, Trains will leave Wells street Do
pot, Chicago, as follows, Sundays excepted y
At $3.50 IL and % , NJ, for Bclyidere, Rockford
Freeport, Warren. Galena, Dunlith, Dubuque
aud intermediate places.
At $50 a " and 9:i5 p IS for DIXON. Polo. Full
toa, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points
AT z for Elgn, Belvidars, Rockford snd an
ternediate points.
at $50 20. Geneva and intermediate places.
Passengers for Bolot ami Janesvillc will take
tho ESQ L III AMI + II train
Passengers for Crystal Lake, McHenry, Rich
mond, Geneva Lake and intermediate points. win
take the P Ii train.
At $50 N and 5:a5 A II, from Dunleith. GaIena
Froc2ort,ets.
At $3.50 = Mind 600 4 III. from Cedar Ra,;ds
Fulton, ixon, etc.
At lilo from Fox River Valley.
Al $50 A n, Genera Accom- mcdatic,.
EB- Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
+. B. TALCOTT, Gent Sup't.
G N. WH.FIER. Eenr Pass'gr Art nr2O.f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
CAIRO, Dec. "a

CAIRO, Dec. II.
Tho steamer Perry, from Memphis oa
the evening Of the 22i, arrived here this
morning. Among her freight was twenty
one bales If cotton Tor St. Louis. On tie
evening the boat left Memphis, the flashing
Of one Of the spars gave way, and fell on
the mate aud two soldiers. The mates
name is Chapman. One OF the soldiers
Was killed, and the other bad bis back bro
ken, and cannot live.
~ A band Of forty guerrilas fired into the
Ferry boat running between Memphis and
Hopefeld on the 22l, killing the captain Of
the boat, wounding another man severely
when they boarded the boat, which was
scuttied and sunk. A force was sent in
pursuit, who captured six guerriiias, 80 or
40 mules and horses.
When the Perry left the gunboats were
sbeiling the woods.
Parties who have just arrived from the
interior counties, represent great destitu-
tion among tho people Of that region. In
Hay wood and II alison counties the best
families could not af,rd any better meal
than bread, with salt pork partly preserv-
ed in ashes.
Col. Merrill, who was sent some days
ago in pursuit Of rebel force south, sent
in dispatches last night that he encountered
the enemy 600 strong two miles beyond
Princeton, and killed &c, some Of whom
were killed by sabre wounds, IL tsken
prisoners, 3 commissioned officers and Is
privatcs. The whole loss o! the enemy was
So A forsging party sent out by Gen.
Davidson in rear Of Merrilrs advance, cap
tured lao beef cattio marked g. s. The
rebels were all driven beyond Onachita
Merrill ives within IA miles OF Camden in
pursuit. The Federal loss was one man
Tho steamer Belle Memphis arrived this
evening with Memphis dates OF yesterday.
Later accounts say that the ferry boat at
tackled by guerriilas across the river from
Memphis, was not sunk by chem, but es-
capped to Memphis in safety.
The same party that attacked the ferry
boat fred fivc rounds Of musketry into the
steamer Planet AT the head OF Presidents
Island. No enc was hurt.
H. l.. Priddy, ex ditcr o! the Memphis
Argu. who was captured by guerrllas,
made bis escape aud arrived safely in Mem
phis.
Thirteen armed and equipped rebels oil
mounted on good mules, rode into Memphis
Yesterday afternoon and gave themselves ny.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad,

Trains run BY Chicago time, Which 10 sssyse min
wtss faster than Davenport time.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 18th.
~ 1868, and until further notice, passenger
trains will leave Davenport as follows:
500 A. 4. tor Grinnell and Washington.
200 p n. for Iowa City and Muscatine.
TRAINS ARRrvs At DAVENPORT Al FOLLOWS.
500 r. u. from Grinnell and Washington.
6l5P.M. from Grinrell snd Muscatine.
The 500 M. train out of Davenportna kesdirect
connections at Grinne!l, Iowa city and Washing
- with the Western Stage Gem pany 6 ges fer
II, points West, south west and Northwest.
Trains from the West connect at Davenport.
with trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
Road for oil points East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity 81
diving distinct directions Is to tn, destination Of
the'v tsera2e slfr to p,ocry before ticking
'hcii eats d 40 Gals.
JOHN F. TRACY, Gen'l Sup't.
| A. KrxBALL, Asst Sup't.
| Davenport, Nov. Is. lss3.--dts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26

0NAND Ar1ER MONDAY, NOV. 1s. 1s:a.
- and until iosthsf nosics, trains Ssii lsass
uAvsnpcn daily, Sundays ssesptsd, a. folIovs:
iet mail train ......sU.~
suneut0xpeSs ...............s 20 , -
Trains serivs ct Davenpor. daily. 8updav. -
eepted, - follows:
lat night express AL. .7as. ~.
q dsiy express and mail trAin IT.. sos ?. =.
Al trains over this route are in .irect connection
Southern, Michigan Central, PittsbsrE, fort
wayne, and Chicago Railroad TO and from De
1oit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
tttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niaeara Falls, Alba
~, New FORK, Philsdslphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ington.
PASSENGERS Afs reminded Of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions % 70 the destination
their baggage, also topFoeurs tickets before Ak.
~ their seats In the cars The conductors col.
leet fares only to stations on the line of he Oh
es6o and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN K. TRACY ,Superintsndent.
| Davenport. New, 10, 1853. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
West PoINr. Dec. "a

A great test with Stafiord's projcciies
to-day produced wonderful results. An
iron target, six by eight inches thick, back
ed with Is inches Of live OAK, was perfora
ted and set en- fire by two shells containing
ono gallon OF Greek fire each. The aper-
ture in the iron was fourteen inches IN d.
amcter, and tho wood bolts were terribly
broken. The ignition was secured by i'm
pact, and IL continued to burn until extin
guished by the direction OF the officer in
charge. The gun used was a Parrort rifle
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
DIR. SWEETS
XMfOtlt6te LtMtWeMt.
THE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMRDY.


For Rheamatism. Govt. N.uraigia Ls~5ogo. sic
Woasds, Piles, Headache, and al kAss-
matte and Nervous doorders.
D.. Stephen sweet, Of lohne etieut.
Tho Great Natural Bone Setter
Wr. 81 2hsa sweet. Of Connecticut,
Il known ell over the Uaitsd States, :
d.. stephen Sweet. Of CsDseeticst.
L the author Of Dr.. Sweets Iufallibls Lisimsas
DT. sweets DnfaDlibls Line nent
Cures Rheumatis and never fails.
pr. sweets lBfslllbls LlSlment
Il . esfssin remedy fev Nsanlgis.
D.. Awoet's 1sfalIIbIe LlnIDent
Cures Bars. and ssslds inssdiatsly..
Dr.. sweets lnfanltle lIaInsnt
u the best kno~n remedy for spraiss and Brsisss.
Dr. Swest's Infslltble lisiuent
Gives Immediate relief 70 Piles, and ssldan fails
70 cure.
Dr.. sweets IBfsiiible Lininsnt
Cores Hsadacbs Immediately and was psve,
known to fall.
d.. Sweets lnfal1lble Llpieent
Affords immediate relief for Piles. and sslden
Dr.. Swest's lsfallible LiDinsnt
Cares Toothsess 10 one minute.
D.. Sweets lsfs lllble Ljslment
Cares Cats asd Wounds isnsdiatsly asd leave
no scar
d.. SWEETS lSlalllbls Lssi1sst
10 the best rsnsdy fer Sores 10 the tsovn world.
Dr. Sweet's lsfallblo lininent
Has bssn used b. more than miIiioa psorle. a,a
OIL praiss II.
IN ~. sweets lsfaIllble l1olment' \
= tEsly : 'sflissd 10 Sod" M svssy fanii
sAssld bave u u has6.
DT. SWeOt'6 l1fs1llDle lie1mapt VI
y Tor sale ~ al Druegists. Psies IS snd 50 81
RICHARDSON ! CO.
-. ho!e PFcfsistss, Norwich, c..
For sale By LORD = nhfTH. whelesle
sfasel.ts. = lets street, CD esgs. lis, eeserai
Asssss - sse Nosthweat sRls-dv1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26

a9r- EAsEs incidental TO the hu-
MAJ family. and even such 70
have heretofore been eonsid-
cred incurable BY the medical
faculty Of the world, are skill.
folly treated with distinguished success bb DIR.
WIN. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DIR. HAMS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic, Germany.
These three ecient 10 Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards Of forty years. They eslecisIiy call tho
attention Of the afflicted TO the following named
dissases:
Cosshs, Colds, Group, Consumption.
Ind the most distres:ing Of oil dises.ss the
AsrnNA or IafHlsiC and all other cpnplain,s Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hssa.. Also dis
. ses Of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. Spleen
Bladder ard Bowels, such % by spepsis, which IL
. very distressing complaint. DisTrh ,Dysentarv
C0nS,ipatiou or DON inued costiveness This la
Ter disease most always prsiDcucss
Piles AnGa T40t1a1ar
Which - treated with marked sueIsss without
reso ting TO cutting with The knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rbsumatism.
0ous and Paralysis ere distressing eooplsins.-
Also al Female Complaints, such a. Wsaknsss.
out cutting with knife.
CARCRrNoNA. or CANCER, 10 another diseass that
has hitheyto ba6led tie skiIl Of the errdite "a
learned doctoss o. tho world. This mssstsooo
Hydra must now bow it, head, for Il can besured.
All Tumors. Wins, Ulcers or old Sores, iiid dis-
eases, White swsilines, Ciab feet. alike can i
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the BYow.
Such ~ Lachrynal Fls,ula. Ssssbismus Or Cross
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Eye Ball, Sore
Eyes, Blindness and Catsssst.
The latter difeass can often DO eured without
resort to cutting With tho knife. Patients with
Catsract will do We'll 70 call aud Les to Doctor o.
anime their ease. A large assortment Of
Artificial Eye, perfectly sassvsI. An
disease of tkS E1S.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
No Extra Bount e. to be paid
afier January LIST.
Gen. Schalle agaim nominated
far q Mnisr General,kip.


PORTLAND, Dec. %.
The steamer Jura f,om Livcrp ol,with
advices to the 10Th inst, arrived this
morning, bringing accounts Of the great
prize fight between Heenan and King,
which took place on he morning OF the
10Th. King won in 25rounds, the fight
Lasting 81 minutes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26

nR>: JACKSON, HERBERT 4 CO., Pro-
~ piictora Of thc National Disprnsapy, estab-
isned at Cincinnati. o., Jan. 1860, cure all pri
vate diseases with unsxampled raridity. We
guarantee to cure Gonotrh @s, elect, Syphilis,
Impotency, Nocturnal Emissions or Self Abuse.
Diurnal Emissions, Femsls Complaints, in hort.
every possible form and variety Of Secular dis
ease. Cures rapid. thorough and permanent, an nd
fees moderate. Send for our circular-fftsen
large in. BY IL in in etter pages. Of varid VAL
liable and interesting matter. Also circular In.
tended for ladies only.
Many of our patients assert hey have son,
money 10 Doctors in Eastern cities and received
10 returns.
Thcn wy not patroniss homo talent--men wro
Know the Western climate ana can effect speedier
cures.
Dr. Jackson's Female PiIls-s1 per box-,.nd
for circular. Special written repli.s, we'll sealed,
sent With circulsr without charge. One Of the
cheapest. most interesting and Important books
ever published. 500 pages, 100 engrsvinss. "1hs
Mountain of Light, or Medical Protector and
Marriage Guide, and an Explicit Fey to Love and
Beau'y." 1t SATISFACTORILY reveal various
subjects never before fully explained in any pop
ular work In tho English language. Price 81 cts
and one cent stamp, or three for 81 and three
cent clamps. Fully described in circular, which
every young man should have whether sick cr we'll
Medicine and instructions sent promptly 10 any
part Of the country: Consulting Rooms Of the
No. 436.
DIR. JACKSOK'S ORIENTAL LINIvENT
Removes oil coldnss and reiuvesatss oresns
have lain dormant for many years. II viii sure
any cases Of impetency, create and iocaease the
passions for any reasonable time. Can be mied
With perfect safeiy. Price two dcllarspe. bottle.
DR.. JsCKSON'S FRENCH PA1ENT SAY.
II 10 PERFECTLY eafe and never fails TO give satfs
faction. 1t 10 the osly and safs preventative
against contracting disease ever invented. prie..
~ each, - per half dossn, and ~ per dessp, cent
by mail. Ispll d&0ms
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a.
IL Is understood that the National Com
servativo Ualon Convention, now in ses.
sion in this city, has re-aiiirmed the nomin
alton Of Major Gene al George b. McClcl-
Ian, isr President, and have nominated
Ex-Gov. Campbell, OF Tenn, for Vice. Presi-
dent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
WA>HI,sr,N. Dec. %.

WA>HIAGTI DEC. 70.
The Speaker OF the II ouse has rc-appont-
cd kepr esentative Cox one o! the regents OF
the S,Diths0n ian institute, and Representa-.
tlves Davis, Of Mo, and Patterson, Of N. H.,
also regents in the places Of Coifax aud
Mcpherson.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
Michigan Central Railroad.

Great C.ntra. Route to eU York. New England
and the Canadas.
I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ 18th, 1892 trains will leave the Great Cen
trsi Union DEPOT, foot Of Lake street, as follows:
80 a m, Sundays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
6 80 pm iorrn'o las pm Suspension Bridge
405 a IN Bofi 40 90 p IN, Albany3 As IN,
New ! ork Q 80 p m, Boston ~ SO a IN.
s 40 IN, oat rdays excep ed. Arrive in Petrol
60oa III, Toronto IS m SusI PENSION Bridge
las m, Buffalo 20 . m, Albany A. New
York i 50 II IN Boston 4 90 p III.
10 90 p 10 -aturdavs and Sunday 3 excepted. Ar
rive in Detroi, ~ 90 a m. Toronto Q O5 p m,
Suspension Bridge . 10 ? m, Aibcny s 40 . m,
New York 2 As p N, Boston oopm.
Cincinnati TrAtn0
(via Michigan Centr Il X I'd
Leave Chicago at 81 a In Nail Train, 10 90 Fast
Express. The 10 U0pm Train leaving Chicago
runs through to Cincinnati without char ge oil
Cars or Baggage,
Ruttan's Patent Vcntilating ard Warming
Aperatus on all Cars of this Company. An elegant
smokers ar, with Euchrc Tables has lately been
added to day traiLs. Patent Sleeping Cars OF
Light trains. Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale at oil principal Rail
road Offices in the West, at tho General Office
corner Lake and Dearborn Streets. (under th,
Tremo ont House. Chicago, and "a the depot.
II. N. RICE, General Supt.
H.C. WENTWORTH General Western Pass
Agent Chicago. decg-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
Weslso keep large assortnest Of
SterescOpeS g. NtcroSconie Viav

Our Catalogue Of these will 10 ssat to any d.
dress on receipt Of stamp.
E.AH, :: ANTHONY.
Manufacturers Of Photograp PHO Materials.
sol BROADWAY, Nav YORK.
Friends or relatives Of prominent military uea
VIII confer favor BY sendit ~ their Iikensssse
70 copy: They will b. kept carefully and return
cd uninjursd.
!. Fine Albums made to Order for Conerses.
lions to present to their PASTOR Or for OTTER puc.
poses, With suitable insert 2tions. nv23- 2m
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The Advantages Of these Specta
cles over all Others are-.-

lst. The only true Lens known, being perfectly
free from chronactic light, 80 we'll knowa TO be
the cause tr injury to vision, and makes the
change from spectscles 10 Glasses Of stronger
po wers so often'requred, while both near and
distant objects sre seen with equal facility thro
the same Glasses.
I'd. Can be worn with perfect ease fer auv
length OF time ut one sitting, giving astonishing
cearness of vision, particularly By candle or Of
er artificial light comfort to tho Spectacle wear
Or heretofore unknown.
Sd. Change Of Spectacles or Glasses of soroug-
or magnfying power, in most cases never required
should the defect arise from ag :, disease or pre-
ma tnre decay-thus securing Ia ths patient good
| sight during life
4th. Wen the eyes pain or ache from the
| action of bright light such As in reflected from
| snow sunney weather, white paper, and in read :
| Ing, writing, or sewing or vivid colored bodies /;
hese lenses by softening the rays effect o mist
agreeable sensation, and perfect cure.
tn In all nervous affections of the ey., caus-
ing dull or starting pains in the eye balls 81 tenn
pies, appearance OF luminous or dark spots on the
atmosphere, aching or feeling likes ard in the
eye, the disturbed nerves are quoted, sooth ed
| and entirely Iestured.
| 9th. Gronnd by peculiar machinery, got up
at great cost, natheuaticaly calculated express
ly tor the manufacture OF his lens, so rs to pro-
duce it with the true ephericsl accuracy. and its
focus ut tho exact centre--a point Of vital i'm.
portance. and which no other tense possesses.
9TH. Proof Of superiority over the old kind Of
spectacles They are exclusively used at all the
hospitals for the diseases of the eye In New York
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATION
From Medical gentlemen, professors of the
highest opthaimic talent in Davenport:
DAVENPORT, December Is 1888.
Professor n. Bernhardt. Optician I'd manufac
turer of improved spectaces for tho relief and
| benefit OF various diseases condition Of the eve
| comes to This city with the highest recommends.
lions from leading Professional gentlemen in New
York From PERSONAL examination of bis i'm.
provel aids to his visioy. have no hesitstion
in recommending him as gentleman and adapt
| in his art.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
DR.. c. u. Woodruff,
Author and Lecture. on
CAKOHxC DISEASES.

Oilers the most certain, speedy
kEMDlES in tho World for tho fol q.
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
D'seases ofthe Throat, Lsngs, Heart, Spleen. Liz.
er, ,Momach, Lropsey in the Chest, Eye asd
Ear; Rhesnats en-, Neuralgia, Fits, and
do'Aer Nsrco"s Derangems~ss ;aH
iselses Of the Hood, Sc, of.ia.
Erysipelas, Cancer, Euer
sores, Leprosy. KID
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
JOHN N. ADLER, NJ. D.
E. >. BAkROWS, NJ. D.
DAVENPORT, Dec. l6. !

DAVENPORT, Dec. 16, 1854.
This is to certify that Profes sor Be phard =.
fitted Mrs. Thomson with pair Of Double Vision
Glasses. which ut her bette: and give her moro
pleasure in their use than she has ever worn
From personal examination Of his glasses do not
hesitate to recommend them as an in Improvement
upon those in common use. l believe the Pro-
fessor to be skilltul and scientific opticisn.
j. TOMSON. d.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-26
Photographic Alhnrn..

VI these We manufacture great variety. rans.
ing ia price from 10 cents to $50 each.
Ou. ALBUMS nave the reputation of bsina
The srpallor kinds can be sent safely by mali A.
postage Of six cents Ger OF.
The more expensive can b sent By express.