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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
American IL Foreign Patents
r. II. EDDY,

SOLlCII'Oh Or PHIENIS,
Late Agent of U 5 Patent Oflce, Washington, unde
the Act OF 1872
76 State street, opposite KtIby ST., Boston
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
IGNORANCE FQUACK DOCTORS AND NosTRUM
MAKERS.

Through the ignorance of the Qasck Doctor knowing
no other remedy be relies upon MRRoUgY and givent
to all his patients in Pns Drops, &C., the Nostrum
Maker equally ign rant adds to his socaed Extracts
Specific Antdote &C., both relying upon its effects in
curing few in hundred il is trumt teted in various
ways throughout The land but. ALAS nothing is said
OF the baane some of whom die others grow worse,
and are lett nger and suffer for mon hs or years
til relieved or cured, If possible, by competent physc
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-17
Liver Complaint.

1A " Ga ~oxA4 k@AS1Ax1C~
This disease is more prevalent than peop'e have an
idea of When the Liver is otsructed or inactive the
bile Is impure an this impure bile is carried into the
SecreioDs of the system; the const qUerce il,
healthy complexion, or veowness of the SKIN attend
cd with pain in the right side also the
houlder-blade, Loss of Appetite and Flesh,
Indigestion, COstiveness, &c.
10 E. N. SCovILL of Montpelier is General Agent
for the New England States. All orders will be ad-
dressed to him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

The Police of NJ nresI recently made
= des e. up a rouse in that city kept
by . female ling herself MADAM.
B>.oo"ette, where they dico. cred u
uun. Der oi " men ia an absolute coDd.-
ton # sls.ery and most shock ugly i'll
used. They we're confined in co G
rooms and kept bard NJ W. k, ard were
not al owed To see their fIivnds or TO
communicate with persons OUTSIDE. The
hon was h,.k,n open sud the won. .
eet ut liberty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31
Third Edition, 5Oth Thousand.
MANHooD.

TREATISE On SEMINAL WEAKNESS
IA involuntary Emission, Nen.al and Ihysica
1ncapacity. Loss.f Power. prepa.nrs Iecsy, In.
pe,iiusn.s to Marriage. Nervous DEBILITY, Self
aouSe, Sexu Il diseases, de-, Sc.
BY HODr. b. BILL. w. d., Member q The Roy 81
College Of Surgeons, Lfn don, ~ pagss P.ice ets
This Book 81 ouid be read By every Gee, and
par. cuiarly by those arriving st Manh ood. II
contains impor ant adviceto al and the neaas cf
cure 10 the afflicted is plainly set forth. Il has
Saved Taousvsds rom a life Of A;se,y.
Sent under eeaied envelope, BY n,si;, on ~
CENT Of the nnoncy Or postage stamps, BY
]. BRYAN. n. D.. Ce1ar-St New York.
~ $50 agnO.dwlv
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Nervousness, Rmaciation, Hystsria


They arc a eovengn remeoy tor the Headache
and In fact, all dissAses, no matter what their
names, that have an origin 10 Nervous defaDge.
meut o. tho Stomach IN Liver, and knU wing -
such wurd As rail, their march lie onward ant mp
ward TO perfection. They operate az . Mild Ia
tlsrtic. r-leiviHg the System IRON al accumula-
sions Of acid matter and are adapted fer ali ages
end c0nst tutions.
few doses will light up the eyes With bril!ian-
CIV impu. rich glow Of beauty 20 the chez rs FL
the al With es.acy, and bring the beauties q
tn unknown world down to moral vision They
i'll add rlumudess IT, the form free the skin from
all mpies and erupt,ons and leave the mind and
h.dy as clear and bright .. fairy dream.
Melancholy and gloomy shiicipsticns are die.
poled snl the debop Vi ELDui 10 baIi he'd.
Lo.s Of Power sEd Impotence yields before
them as he dew before the risiDg sun.
Dehiiitatei Persons ale renewed In strength
and gor ubder their magic iDauence.. ana they
are ca paslo OF almost inccnc. ivabie endurauces,
which causes . lev lite to dawn upon them.
They p sscss the power Of producing sleep as
PEACE al As an infant, and Of luli.Dg pain like
charms from The land Of spirits.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palp'tation OF the heart
an. Prostration ia eltirely cured by use Of hem.
They are = rival to Outline, rs . gensfel tonic
and Tor the cure of Cai.ls and Fever.
The perniciOus habit OF Opium eating and
dfAm drinking is overcome oy the usc Of them =
tho sys cm i. changed under their ma. ic indn-
euce,and the ueslio 10 inauite"ii no tonRer eais'
Tho pispvit.d beeume hopeful, the de-pairi.g
happy. The nervous 81 ring into elastic lilo Tho
weak a-sune new s.reng'h. The author d
speaker each seceve new iieae, nm the pen l.
gifted with skill that entrances the world
The Soldier fo,ge,s the WEAKNESS OF his m arch
ami cndswcl with almost supernatural endurance.
The Mechanic 10 raised to the b, hest pinnacle,
and imbued With The spirit ct un.ailiDg energy.
sold by all druggists, III soxes. rs cen.s eacl !;
and in large Boxes, contain ny 5 small, 81 each.
They will ba sent by mai, prepaid, on receipt
Of tho money blythe proprietor,
} BRYAN, II. h., Is edar ST., New York.
Smith q U.rer, Who'll, sale Agents. chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31
MA e 4, " Ar T..


The mndcrs.gmed beg u ave
% call the attention Ol the
public ~ d the q Nsle In l'ar.
licmlar to their comp le lc
and well assorted stock Of
SHELF 4 NEAvv HARROW ARE,
cosmprt.fng evcryt thing s"it-
ed IL I lsc JObbiNg Trad, Of
the West.
Having unequalcd (as III.
tie. for Purchasing ii Olla
Mamufact ulrsrs direct. we
sllaIl keep our stock oia.
slansly up % the rcqu re.
naclsls Of the country, Ind
Offer Goods at
Il q W. n u II X XC Il s
aud better ter ms than amy
other House i'm the TraIe.
An early call is respect
fully solicited.
Orders by mail receive
prompt alte"tiOm.
NM Err & WALSH,
No. J LESLIE BLOCK, ERONT ST
ga s
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M NEE<1oD
Vsgor or Youth KeStG reit
IN EOrR WEEKS EY
pR. RlCORp.s ESSENCE OF Lift |

DIR. RtCOKO'S ESSENCE OF LiEi
Dr.. Ricor { Of Paris) after years OF earn. IT SOC
Iteration he's IT ength ncceded to the n,gant re-
aupst Of the American pubic, and appointed an
agent in Noe York for the sale OF his valued and
highly vrized Esecncc OF Life. This wonderful
agent viii restore Manhood to the most shattered
constitutions. whether eiising from exces-es. tho
a.cts Of climate, Of M ural causes. the tine
REQUIRED u euro the most inv"tcsate case Is Tour
weeks and If used according to printed IL struo-
tions which are very si,npls ta a,e is imp siNle:
This Il re-. toring remedy should be take, y III
shout to mary. as its effects sro perma :.
II ackaow!edge led by tho mcdi al pres TO 10
,,cstest discovery ever made Its dev ,pi ,g
bowers are mir .cuiuus Succ. 50 in every SO -
e cer, Az "a m AZ science .yerthfows ign ante
~, k;cora's ssence .f Lifeis cold In cas- Win
Nil ,ns,,.c,i ms ,Or use a So or E. AZ yuan les 10
ms Tor % and will be sent TO any pArt,c .fu ly
r.ck.a IN rece;p, of REMIT .ucc to his acc dit II
eren,. pHlI IP ROLAND, 447 Srsor -
ae27 -dA~1y One door y stot ADJ =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31
HAPPINESS or MISERY

THE pR PRIE tURS o. THE NEW YORK
L MCsgUM AND ANATOMY or EkDICiSs have
ietermioed, 'eg,r less OF expense, u Issue free
tor the beo. FL OF suffering humanity -OUR Of
their most ,nteissting and instructive Lectures
'nMarri ,sc and its disquaiiioat one, Nervous De-
ilty, tIemasu Peel no Of sanhuoa. Inoig.s-
'on, W eak,ess Or sbepcessi n, Loss Of Energy I'd
Vital Power, tho G-eat So:ial Evil, AID those
uaiaiies which result from youthful foilies, ex-
.esses maturity. or Ignorance Of Ply .ivlovy
No Natures u w.
Thcseinvaluahlo Lectures have been the means
Of ealshtening and Saving thousands, ard will
no tOrw a'der tree, on receipt Of four STAMPS. by
addressing SECRETARY, Now York NJ scum Of
Anat,lsy and Medicine, sis Broadway, New
York. aup3-1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31
LONDON 4 LlvE0e.NL
Tire 4 Life lnsuranco Com ,any

OFFICE. 50 WALL I 81 PINE At, DsY.
I'D sp ssetal. surPlss and reserved
Invested 10 shis ccun1y,.. ........... J $3.50
1easly revenue over. ............ noIvs
Tae sAsvoAol6eSs reSsonaily Resi- ODsi.
Ne tor engagements ~ the Con pauy.
Az Directors auss 10 ShasoAOods %.
asvsasnODs SOR pAvBxPOsf:
Geo. q. French, Lorssso Sohrickss, Nicheias
kshaes I Co, Gee. l.. Davsnport, Almet Skssi,
kishelAs J. Rasoh.
0,tnsssi, MinsurN 3 Co, Harper 4 Bro'hssrs Dan
sun, Sherman 4 Co.. Alexander 7. Ssswsst.
J. G. wAShBURN, Agent for Davenport ant
Rock ta!.ad. i've
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

- ~ e0SV1S LII u IL -
SClENCE q last bss brought . tight Ne tsue
~ asss1sse q sickness, snd mankind can 6nd
rsfsgs from Sosro9, Psip aaA DissAeo. ~ the
ssos BaY ANS LIvg piLL1. those ~h0 waadss y
depths Of sorr00 ,ani whose nesvous temperament
adds sng ish to every Ill Of life, secomes
a. il we're, blessed With ; nee exiseense. 1hs
cleaJs o, fate, eombes 10 their hues, roll away
the stars OF hops one by one . erge from the 6seI
reces ses Of the soul ; tears Of snguAh and Zf;sf
are changed to smiles Q; 10y, and The rainbow Of
pesce arches tie spendcr Ger the raging waves Il
sarkness; and whilst chi. wonderful change 10
eGected, there 10 no see0udAvy actin to leave =
weakness in lite train or bad effects upon the mind
OF body. The nervous hypoch oLdslsc need no
longer resort - Opium, Morpni inc, Liquors cthei
stimalants 70 drown The cares o. lite. bRYAN's
LlSE PMS are . perfect substitu. .; they regulate
the stsmsch, Liver and hillary secretions, the
oerangeWeut Of which 10 the chief cause Of Ner-
vousn-ss, Headache, DC. 10 the des tonding tbs
are Of inestimable value, they relieve the mi
and bring TO IL such Visions Of untold spiendo
,ha. imag ination stands sghast, and they rsvN
in Joys taAt lifts them up 10 the highest aitiiui
If bapDi ness /; they spread the soft wings hort
ana the dove If peace TO the bosoms OF the wet
cned, and warm the cold hearted with the Ere Of
ardent lore.
The Poe; is inspited with thoughts Of bzilliancy
The Orator with words OF Ore.
The Seijier with indomitable courage.
The Scholar wish new snd brilliant ideas.
The Inventor with bright conception Of noble
discoveries. BEYASs LIpB Pill8 are . universal
Nsgvine owning equal. cverles ping the barriers
OF prejudice and curing like magi' Oil cases OF
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

OBJECT ,CL i. &C, OROUND IN THE EX-
- act rrincip,es Of sphcfical accuracy. ~ Y.
0OL No s., tho celebrated Optician. from the
improved Spectac'e Msnufactrry and ss:don Op-
IDEAL Sta bisf mest Ne. lbs Gid bond street, es-
tAblisbed more than . centutY ago. T.. rcismon
II .he sole inventor Of tho improved Specsseles
and arious inn rruvei glasses, Is nov o. prates-
oionsl writ 10 this city, and NAV Dc coasuited
~. olyiee RstOM NO. fARkANU'S BLOGk,
Oernsr ~ Secoud and Bssey streets, Davenport.
Sc vill rive references 10 persons 70 tho tinted
essfss who have fSund the greassse bsnent and
oonfOrt fsov, the use VI the newly invensea ana
iopssvsd SpsssAcleD.
fhsye ex,mspsd Mr. q Solomon's Glsssss. and
bsl,sve them 70 be constructed upon con o. psin'
'; I'D u, ,s. s.'sd for - 'sss < M ''e'
Prot Mat Med. 10, Rush Medical Go leges
Chisssa III. Dec =, 1853.
thereby certify that am nov wearing . pair
| g NJ soleuoas Classes, 81 and them 70 answer
- have aver used. wv ELURlU0E, n D.
Ohiesgo, III. Uso 81, isss. u @sts5@*
IL ,,,lv Of shs spiaisn, from careful * amin
oAsa scd trials thst hoy are better es'es a'ed -
esoenpish the stjest desgued than any nov e:-
- =. pa'li' s'iss 'A'p;s re. .R RSs.'IID.''
Ssss.is. O.. \, ssss. III. =
-, Cleveland, Oct =. 1851.
u s0seds - ueso1l paos6are - stase list %
Sc.ss s. ~ s";sso,. | a. @s,s;f IT
lovoa fssa s(efsee - viAeoe. ao6 especially
SSnhnom 4 eyel heas whSoh have suffered e6s
~ lsse TO ys4fe ghausvss I hass sasrsissi
= : 2! = s ~ - e :;,s . :s.s.
- e - ~ Lkfn,,sss'.. ss.,
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I. j. WELLS.
- m a II m a e. EN- uST

L. u w HNAAkJs
Pm A Il M A e. UTIST j.
MO. "a IA AcaY 0t.,
DEALBslN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
otis, Vnrni>hes Dyes, Eoass,
Putty, Beuxhes, surgical 4
Dental Instruments, Per.
lunlery, SpOvgcs, Fancy ar
ticIes, SOAPS, liquors for
sMedicaI purposes. Patent
Medicine >. &c. 81.
ParlicnsarH lie tiON paid
10 phy.ician,s PresCrip.
liunS assd Orders from
Country Physicians.
IL
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IMPORTANT to- LADIES

IMPORTANT TO LADIES
ERICAN REMEDY"
Gr. 1Arvoy'0
CHI, Ut h m I F m al e r Is.
" HIGH Rave NEVER YET FAILED
~ (wher the directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR STu pPAGE Of NATURE,
or in restoring the system TO perfect health ~hen
suffering from special affections, Prolapsus Ute,i,
the Whites OK otner weakness Of toe Uterine Or
gans. Tho Fills arc perfectly harmless on tie
constitution, aud IN y b taken bv tho most DEL
icate temaio without causing dlsuess; at the
same time "a ct like, e. charm.
by strengthening, iuyigvrasing aud Refusing the
system, to healthy condition,and by bringing On
on the monthly period OF regularity, no
matter from what cause the Obstruction may
arse. They should however NOT tie taken the
first three or tour mon hs OF pregnacy, though
safe At any other tiUe, IS miscarriage ~@uld DO
the result. Each pox contains 20 pills. P,ice 81.
DR.. Ha,ses's Teaties on diseo.es et Females.
Pregnancy, hisc"vr.age, Ba,rennees, Ssevilt-
", Reproduction and ibuse Of Nature,
and empaaticsliy the LADIES PalvArH MEDICAL
ADVISER, pan phle, OF 81 pages, sent tree to ny
address. Six cents required to pay postage.
The Pills and Book will be sent by mail,
dentialy, when desired. securely sealed, AID pre-
paid on receipt OF moreyty
j. BkY AN. 81. D., General 4gens.
76Cedar-street, New York.
Sold by all the principal Druggists.
Smith l. Dwyer, " holesale Agents, Chicago.
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~ The undersigned are prepared to issss eer-
aHI 80 81 p .sssge By the above Lines TO
bring out passengers firm Great Britain
md Irel md, 70 any part 0, the United States or
Birth Provinces, At tho lowest rates. For full
,.torma,i"a arply to .AsLsA saAxLE, % Broad
~ay, r. InA OXFORD.
agl5 d8ni First National ank, ssayenport
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. @ N - u M = - i q ~
CAN B. CURE

The alveftiter, . Physician = thirty years ex-
periesce. in the tfo in.enI Of Lung Diseases.
Bronchitis. asthma. 10 , but now retire. from the
practice, 10 desirous Of inpsrtins his experience
by di6using Information invaluable to suffering
hum nifty, and which has C0rs thousands.
The same msdicirs i'll no do Tor all. He will
send Prescription. With full directions for us-,
adapted to each particular csseand viii surely e.
feet cure. TRY Ir-it will ea-t you nothiug-s
stan, required for postage. Address
H. LONE, u. -. Box sore, New FORK City.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR TUE
~ pBRn ANLHT CCRE Or
Goucrrhes, elect. Ur.thral Discharges Inpo.
tence. Seminal " sakness, Nightly Emissions,
Incontinence. Genital Debility AMI Irri-
tasility, Gravel, structure and afec-
,ions Of the kidney 4 BLADDER,
which has been used by upwards Of
100 EhyOiOianO
in their private Practice. with entire success, 81
preceding Cubeb's Capsules, or any other COM
poun hitherto known.
BELL,S RPECFFEC PILLS.!
are speedy 10 action, often sfec,ing.a cure in q
few lys, and when = cure is effected it is Ter.
,nauent They are prepared irsm vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmless on the sy eten, and mes or
n useate the stomach u IN pregnaie Tho breath
aud being sugar coated, aii nauseons / SO is
avoided No change OF diet 10 neeessa whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere ~ith
bn,i, ess Each Box contains six dcsen Pills
Prize. 81 Sold b. all tie principal Druggists.
In places where no agent is advertised they will
be sc I BY mail, pos. pail, and conf ientslly Sc
cured IRON OBJ er aatcn Khen desired on receipt #
money, BY J. HKY AN, NJ. D., Is Cedar 1t, n. Y.
SMITH wves Wholesale Agents, hicago.
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The Glasgow and Cork Line.

rRH MosrRBAL T. N. OCEAN TrsAn. ZIP Co..
Cana dfAn Line.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

S3J. Passage - 80 acsa S9S.
BY THE
Aslanttc Royal Mail stsss Nsvigst.os Co.
"a A. WAY IINE.''
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The LIVERPOOL AND CORK LINE
AID rHg
% - b / N 6 to N 1s4 N .
or SAILING PACKETS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-31

WHO suher from IRRvCuLARi or RESTRICTIONS
% rHs AsKsEs rh.ieser may q IKE c0sse Of rAoss
Gbstruetioas.
TsIs tusE HAS sHsH RECOGNIZED yos Many
YEARS ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
0nOo1As Nos1Oo.

Rsspeetfsly call sttsntion Of busiDsss men a.
the tssvsiing semmuaity 20 the. superior s.com
-nodaties and eemfsss eGseed 10 their establish
usos. KANAGA, FOWLER 1 CO.
spal.6nsod
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-11
Virginia Waste And DfsoJate.

The Washington Star Of Saturday draws
the following picture Of things in front, and
says the confederate supplies are SO low
and the country through which they march
must be 50 bare, that they can neve: tarr,
forty eight hours this side the Rappahan.
mock unless they have better luck in captu
ring supplies than in their late movements
We quote -....-
We are told that no description can CIV,
an idea Of the sufferings Of the people 0
Fauquier ard Prince William Tor want 0
food. The wealthisr have divided With tn,
poorer - losg IS thsre VAS aught to divid,
but all ars now on common level of want
When Ewell (who came up ia the rear .
Neaae, while A. r. Hin undertook the flanl
movement (was 1t Warrsn,on, = lady thsr,
sent him SIX pounds Of white sugar. II.
returned i. saying .hat his knowledge 0
the utter dsstitution Of the people 6rbaJ,
him from appropeiatiag any pos,ioa Of thei
scaas supplies to bic own uss.
At the residence 81 samuel CIll.on. peel
lof meal Constituted the sole stock Of fox
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-11

The Effects of War upon the South.
Some idea Of the effects of this rebellion
upon the misguided people Of the South
may bs gathered from the brief extrac,
printed below, taken from the Memphi.
Buletin. No wonder that they cla,nor for
transfer of the war to Northern soil, as
was promised them by their leaders that it
should be.
There is a portion of this State so devas
ted by the civil war as to be practically
abandoned by the foot Of man. The men
are slumbering at Shiloh, Carinth and Stone
River ; the servants have gained their free.
dom ; the women and children have fled to
more remote and quiet precincts. Falling
in behind the retiring footsteps Of humanity
comes the four. footed beasts and creeping
things. The fox makes his burrow under
the ruined dwellings where happy people
once dwelt. The serpent crawls under the
floor OF tho church and school house. The
squirrel chatters and builds his nest upon
the locust tree in the old yard, once noisy
with the mirth OF children. The gum is
rottins in the cool spring. The partridge
whistles from the ridsepole Of the cabin
The wild bee seeks . storehouse for his hon.
ey, fearless Of detection by tho human eye
All is returning to a state ofnature. What
a monument Of the ravases Of war;
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-11

supply. Chiffon himself is in Richmond
but his family are at the home: place
among them son, late an officer in. the
rebel army, now dying Of consumption.
Almost the sole food for Lees army du
ring Thu. movement was dry crackers.
Prisoners and refugees say that the great
pinch for food has come on them since We
took Chattanooga and Knoxville, and Gu,
them Oft from the great sources Of supply
And terrible as is this condition now, it is
out foretastc, they fear, Of what it will be
through the coming winter.
The necessity Of doing something at once
was doubtless at the bottom of Lees fruit-
less advance.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-11
The New Political DOrtors.

Inc Ne" EOlltlC0I DOrtOrS.
The partizen course Of the political Val
Ilandighammers is by nothing so we'll illus
tratsd a, the stroy Of the "nsw doctor" who
was calldd in to prescribe for very sick
child The "old DOCTOR had been dosing
tho child with his nostrums for long time
but, such was the wrong effect, the child
continued to grow worse instead Of better -
The anxious parent at length resolved t:
consult tho new doctor. The new doctor
came. looked at the patient, looked wise, and
opened his mouth
"Why, my dear SIR" said he, "this old
doctor is Ounce AN ass "a id fool
lie don't know the first thing about doctor
ing! Here he's been giving this patient
brandy and Cayenne pepper to stop fever
He's most unmitigated blockaead AN
ignoramus "a dolt - pudding beaded
old dotard "a ID uncon-"
Well WE'LL" interrupted tho anxious pa
rent, II perfectly agree with you haven't
the slightest doubt all you say is true but
what de you propose to do? You see tho
patient grows worse"
Just as said the natura! result OF
this id old Doctors miserable quackery
He don't know how to doctor a cat! He'a
the most ignorant, imbecile, fanatlcal. blum
ldering, chick headed. crack Drained, idio,ic
- &C. &c.
And in this style the new doctor went on
denouncing the old doctor, cursing and
swearing about what he lad done, and
damning his imbeclity, ignorance, and al
that, but never saying a word abou: wha
he proposed to do to cure the sick child
The Valandighammers have done moth
ing but denounce the President. and curse
and swear in the loudcst and savagcst man
ncr absus his manner Of saving the republic
The people agree with them that the Pres
ident's treatment Of the case has been bad
very bad indeed; but, the people ask
"What do you propose TO Go p
1n,esponse TO which, tho Vallandig han
doctors only rip and swear the harder abou
the injury which the old doctor is doing t
the patient. Is it surprising that the PEG
pie should have kicked the new doctors gu
Of doors ?-CAicago Post
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The New Naval Force.

Some faint idea OF our rapidly increasing
naval force can DO gathered from a statement
Of new vessels now in process of construc-
ton at the different navy yards in the Uni-
ted States.
First are the iron -clads Puritan and Die.
tator, which are to be the fastest vessels Of
their Kind ever constructed, their engines
having OFFENDERS Of over 100 inches in di.
ameter. There are three wooden steamers
of from $500 to 1900 tons burden now
building ut New York, and thirteen more
at other points. There are also, twenty
Ericsson iron clads in course Of cons true.
ton at different places.
The following table contains a list O.
vessels nearly finished and waiting for tltai,
engines;
Twenty-seven double, tenders, nearly
ready for sea, second rate.
Fifteen light-drausht iron clads, frames
nearly up, third rate.
Twelve fast steamers, preparing to Ia,
keels, second rate.
Three fast steamers, keels laid, first rate
One iron-clad almost finished, third rate
Nine iron clads: nearly finished, secone
rate.
This table does not include any Of the
Western iron clads, except those built OF
the Ericsson plan, nor several vessels bull
after the plans Of individual contractors.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1863-11-11

WoHEs can keep secret, bnt it general.
J takes good many Of them to do it.