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COAL & COKE.
M0NEY TO I0AN.

RS0 mn MONEY ADVANCED.
pOOs sOOO in sums to suit-at the old stand ana
well known WAGHEB'S 0fHoe, On securities Of every
kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold aud Silver
Rate, watches Diamonds, Jevelry, Fire Arms, n urs
niture Oarpets Clothing, Planes, Mirrors PaiutiuT
and Personal Property, on the emostsatisfactorVtern1
Business strictly private. Established 1851 Watch
and jeWelry iOT sale ct bargains.
10. q W. WkaHER. No. : Wster-sa
"a araOT-st,, ovsT Davis . PifSOttO'st0Fs
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MILITARY SURGERY.

Surgeon MCCLURG, U. S v, in charge Of the Mil
itary Hospital in Cleveland, will give, b. permission
Of the Surgeon Genera ofthe u s. Army, c.urSa Of
Lectures in connection with the College, Mi iRry
Hygiene the peculiaTites of Army surgery and Dis
e4ses and Illustrated by appropriate cases the Hos
pital, the routine Of dut es OF the Army Sur
geon 10 the beld. Students will not incUr additional
exrense for this course. anpFIT-i2n
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PROPOSALS.
To Contractors.
OFFIgE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER
CAMP CLEvELANp. o, Sent. q. 1e3.

OFFIeE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER, I
CAMP CLEvELAED, D., Sept p, 'e3.
= Il A L r. ID 2 r o 2 o S A L S
will be received until three o clock P N. Thurs
daT the sth of October 1868, for furnishing Forage
for the use Of the army, at Camp Uieveland, Ohio
VIZ.
sixty-three OF tons Of Baied Timo'hy Hay,
thirtythree hundred and seventy five e 3j) bushels
of Oats The foregoing articles 10 be Of good msr-
chantable Quality. They must be delivered in Camp
Cleveland at the Government stables al such 9th
er ace in Cleveland Tho, as the undersigned may
designate.
Propositions must state the Qualify offered. and be
accompanied by guarantee Of two responsible per-
sons. tnat the party will fulfill the contract award
ed to him.
Written Contract will be entered Into. and Con-
tractors required TO give bonds for the faithful per-
foTmance OF the Contract.
Payment will be made Upon the completion OF the
contract as soon tneTea ter funds received
for that purpose. The unders gned reserves the
right to rejsct any all bids that may be deemed
too h 'gh.
Proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned at
Cleveland, Ohio, and endorsed " Proposals for For
age. b: Sill L. SPANGLER,
Eept29:ll9 Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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AXE suPERI0R afEARaERa,

.NAE SUI GMlVA STsHNIeh0I
gLEFlIAsB. nsfRoIr.
AND 800
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
T'HE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF CLEVELAND,
IBASVhLL I4l 1LLlNOIs, IRON OlT9 NOsL ";
kkH LIGdf, will form the line from OleyelAnd ana
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during tho season,
on the following days:
r CITY OF CLEVELAND,
Captain BENJAMIN WILKINS.
Leaves Cleveland atSPB Leaves Detroit ct 10 A. N.
Tuesdsy.....Ssptember q Wednesday september p
HoAday..----...0ctOber TuCsdsy.....-....October6
PL AN IT,
Captain JOHN P. wABD.
Leaves Cleveland at sP NJ Leaves Detroit at 10 N.
Friday .....Septemb Is Saturday I9
wednesday September 50 Thursday. ....0ctobor
MEFE EOR,
Captain REDMOND s. RYDER.
Leaves Cleveland at P.N Leaves Detroit at 10
Monday. q Tuesday September q
Friday..........October Saturday.
TRAVELLE b,
Captain =. S. MILLER.
Leaves Cleveland at PH. Leaves Detroit st 10 A. n,
Yednt sday September Q Thursday.-.Septem6er u
Tuesday....-...-octobers Wednesday,. October
NOIs,
- Captain JOHN ReBERTsOE.
Leaves Cleveland ats Pm. Leave Detroit at 10 A.
...ssptember Il Tuesday....s September 10
WsSSsuGsv et0sz 0s p q
IR ON CITY,
Captain J. L. TURNER.
Leaves Cleveland ct Pm Leaves Detroit ct 10 N.
Tuesday. September Is Wednesday sePtem6 m6sr l l6
Saturday October 10
NORTHERN LIG8T,
Captain JOHN sPALDIEG.
Leaves Cleveland at PM Leaves Detroit at l0A n.
ber 29 Wednesday. .Septem ber 30
u Tuesday October u
1S-This Trip Of more than EIsven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees of latitude and eleven degrees
Of longitude, passing through Lakes Erie St. Clair
St. Clair and St Marie, with its Thousand Isles pre-
sentng TO the Tourist for Pleasure Health, in the
pursuit. OF Science, more attractions than any
other on the continent of America.
- PasseR gers from Toronto and Montreal can
evening Of the day they leave Detroit.
DB-One OF the steamers Sec Bird or Cleveland Will
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for Superior City, touching st ell intermediate ports
FOB FURTHER IMPORTATION and all snquI-
Tiss regarding Freight or PASSAGE, address
OLEVELAHD AGENTS:
ROBT HANNA d CO., for Northern Light and
City Of Cleveland;
Il. GARRETsON ds CO., for Meteor and lnl.
HUssRY * MCBRIDE, for Iron oitY and
DETROIT AGENTS:
s. 2. BRADY 3 CO., fer Iren City, Planet Oity
Of Cleveland;
WI LLlAMs z co.. for Northern Llsht. IIlino and
Mateer;
JE0. EUTd61Ns 4 CO.. for Traveller mar s:.5.
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Mr.. Gro. A. BARLOW These noble InEtruments
Roasess immense resources Of power and expression
The bass is souOrOus and grand the middle regisiaF
rich and sympathetic; while the high notes are bF
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale Is even without single daW; ths assioa
ts smooth aud marYelOusy easy and ths badal esctI
the hnest Of which the PianofOrte Is susceptible.
In word, knabe's Pianos are worthy OF the great
estArtists, and capable of rendering the fneas
competitions known in this realm OF Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
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T AND OFFICE.-H. 81. LITTLE
II has constantly on hand q large number Of I'M
proved Farms Tor sale for cash time. Also-a
variety OF City and Village Property; and cboics
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms City or Personal
Property. O4ce in AtWater Building, Nos. and 8,
I'd hoOr. mayI2
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will buy and sell Real Estate on Commission.
Rent and 'ollect Rents, sc.
89B-Ho charge to Purchasers Sellers on IL CHARGED
for sales OF Exchanges Actually Made
8TAlso issues Policies al Lowest Paving Rafs- IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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THAT ths Enabe Piano Is superior to all otheFI
usde in this country, Tor brfliancT, BEeetness, and
volume Of tone, needs only 70 be heard 70 eonvi1es 70
the feet. t.o-lStats Journal, Columbus, Ohio
a1gl5:H1z
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E-- OHAPTER YIII.-ORISoLNE.
I It was two O'Clock at Pittsburgh.
When took the Eastern train,
And as had not sleep enough,
prepared 70 sleep again;
When female with much baggage,
And bana boxes half score,
Came and t ok the sest basife me,
- With her boxes on tEe floor.
shewas one Of those fair creatures,
Seldom in romance seen;
She. thought Yves ali OF nifty,
Or, rhaps, three times sixteen;
Il She was dressed in latest fas hion,
III On her head n she wore,
Filled with hOwerz Of all colOrs,
And stuck out foot or more.
i She was tall and thin and scrawny
4 And in fact quite ma+cul1De
And her ample dress Of satin
Il Spread on awful crinoiine;
Il And without my leave license
she did spread it over ne;
u Ali thinks /, nv handsome lady,
You are making rather free.
In q voice she then addressed me,
Neither mn5ical nor sweet,
''slr have little pet dog,
And he wants TO have your seat -
"Have you, madam" said SIN ling,
THAT indeed, Is rather cool,
Where l came from we learn manners,
You ne troubled such a school.
! "3ut you're welcsme to it, madam
For your dog now take my seat,
Surely, from me such lady
! d, Shonld HAught but Doliteness mssti
J. = TsNe tt'-and took another,
y In it soon sleeping lay,
z And slept without once waking,
Y TIL the dREning Of the day.
ITO BE CoErNUED.l
And We shall also continue to give Great Bargains
70 all who call 81 Isaac issac's Union Hail, as we
havs now o hand the largest and most superb stock
! offssIt0nah le
Fail and Winter Goods,
sor Men auo B. Us wear thss has ever been seen in
yleyelsnds and ur stock Of Eal and Winisr Ready.
buy auc sell fl ossh only, wholesale and retail
purchaLsrE will do well to call at
Isaac A. T.ssac's Union Hall,
Sole Assn the "a Singer Celebrated Sewing
STRONG 8 Pate 1t Army Bed-Trunk.
RS. Corner Superior and Union -sts.
BA-L)ek out Tor the 9 lAhTs
OVEaCOATS OF EVERY VA
" RIETY. Cashmere Business SUITE, "a Ilsrge Va
OsSfS p'i''- Is2 superiOr-st. OBJ Bs1t:st
d ECEIVED THIS DAY
100 Pes New Styles OaSsImeres,
At = MANH's. I62 superior-st.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT LIN
spite S. MANN. 1852 superiOr-st.
g T R a N G E R S
Attending The State Fair,
should not fall to call and make their purchases of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
OF
The Old EstablIs'd Clothing Emporium
iE- or
DAVIS, PEIXOTTO & co.,
Corner Water and superior-sts.
We have the largest and most varied and the sEsE
stock Of
ObOfHING AND FURNISHING GOODS
IN the market Military Goods, Swords, shoulder
Straps, Sashts, Gold Lace and Cord, Buttons, &C.,
&c, Rubber Goods, Shirts, Drawers, Fancg Flannel
OvershiIts, Gloves, Socks, Suspenders, Linen Hand
kerchiefss Collars, stocks and neck Ties. AlsO,.
Cloths, Caasimerss and Vestings,
FOR CUSTOM TRADE. -
R8GiTe Us q Call.
--= -. DAVIS, PEIXOT,hO CO.,
Bsptl4-l57 - - .l-7I'5 .- Oak Hall
MILITARY afnnS.
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Real ESTATE.
,JOHN G. JENNINGS.
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
prsstDVssEe FROM

al sHPeriOr-SI., Marble Block,
To Atwster Building, foot Of superior-5t
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ksAaY.MaDE elUTKlEa,
F8R POET ON A TRAIN; Oh.
Tao gOBance OF the Railroad.
UHAPTER YIII.-OnrNoLIsE.

By tn Author o. ''gaIr Inez,'' THE Prince c
Wales, - ''The Ghost Hunters, !" ao., 30.
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LIFTLE, DEAL GR IN REAL

is ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot OF Farms and saTnaing Lands in
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
RG7Once over No. 80, south side OF Pub. Square.
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To Msssrs. WH. KNABE & Co., Baltins re: II can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense progreB
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion, rank among the
very best IN the country. N. STRAKOSCH.
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Mr.. G. A. BARLOW, Dear sir:-It gives me pleasure
70 state that consider the Knabo Piano squal 10 any
and superior 10 most n5truments msde In this
III, especially in richness and volume OF tone.
Having used one OF the Eams for ten OF more hour
Of each day, for two years. feel confident In recon-
mending them 10 all who unacquanted with theiI
"great qualities" am respectfully, yours,
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seven cen weeks. -
ULTY:
JOHN DELAMATEB, NJ D LII. D., Emeritus,
Prof of { bsto' RIGS and Pathology,
JARgD p KIRTLAND, NJ. D, LII. D., Prof Of
the Principles and Practice of Medicine.
J. LANG CAssELS. NJ D., LII. D., Pref. Of Ohom-
istry and ToxicOlogY.
PROCTOR THAYER, NJ. D., Prot. Of Surgery and
Anatomy.
h KIBKE CUSHING, N. D., Prof. of Obstetrics
and Surgery.
ALLEYNE MAYNARD, NJ D., Prof OF Materie
Medica and Physical Diagnosis.
DAVID II: SCOTT, III. D., Prof. Of Physiology and
Diseases of Children.
JACOB LAISY, NJ. D., Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
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Leaves Cleveland ats Pm Leave Detroit at 10 A. n.
nday...Ssptem IA Tuesday y.......SeptembeT 10
Erid .--.Se ptember IS Saturday y...Septem per25
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ILLIN Is,

I I IApLaIu ? .. MIIINN Ns
Leaves Cleveland Pm Leaves Detroit st 10 A. Il.
| Hednt sday September q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
Tuesday.....-...0ctober Wednesday,. October
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
pHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, A

DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, AT
K. DOUGLAS co.,
l79 Supsrior-Bt
ARTISTS HArRRIALs-WNDsoRs AND
HEWTON'S and GoupiIs Oh and Watar Color.
ct 3. B. DOUGLAS & co.'s,
-.- l79 SupsriOr-Bt
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, At B. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
iI9 Supsrior-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES or FoKLEBRATRD
PAlntiigs and Engrayings, at
B. B. DOUGLAs& CO.'S.
=. -..- l79 Superior-st.
'dARTEs DE- vIsITB" OF CELEBRATED
msn and Women, and Pelmer's Marbles, at
-e- r. B. DOUGLAS &CO'e,
~ r-l4 l79 Superior-st.
dsn Il. r. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S,
sBr19 l79 supsriof-3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-30
Particular Notice.

There ore many preparations cold under the
name Of Bitse's. put up IN quart bottles compound
ed Vt the cheipest whs.key common run, costing
from ~ to 40 cent? pr gallon, the taste disguised BY
Anise or Cosiander seed.
This ciass Of Bstters hare caused and UM con.
tinue to canse Tong thoy can be sold haud,
to die The death Of the drvnkurd. BY taeir use The
system 70 kept continually under ,he Influence of 81
chohotic Sttnsmt6ts cfthe soosst kind tie desire or
Liquor Is created and Kept up. and ske remit i an
the horrors attendant upon q drxskard's life and
death.
FOR those scho desire and Will have LiorOr
B.hers zoe publish the toltootne receipt Get one
bottle OF HoUhands German f3itters. and
mir 70 ii thee quarts Of good Hrandv ar
whiskeN aud tho result w,H be preparotio.
that ,cM tar excel in medical yjytse smd t,.e a..
ceiI"cy any Of the Liquor B.atrs !. The make,
and scM cost much less. Tow wiM haze all The
virtues Of Hcofand's fBttters tn conneetion
9th good article Of Liquor At much ess Driel
than these inferior preparations sCilS cost NOM
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Complicated Chronic ComDlsints

The Ioctors practice is founded on truth Of
seventeen years standing, ard difers from iii 9th.
ers NO tridi1g with hu ran existence. or aac.
fihcing life BY experiments The Uoctor KIM.
upon examination the cause OF the diaeaae ~
the remedy needed TO remove it-not b. vuees;cs
but BY knowledge analyses the disease ana IN
medicine none but vegetable substances us.d
ALI mineral and poisonous medicines disca,dea
Ihe ector has discover ed many remedies n Il.
travels in south America, California "a oth.,
countries, which he finds Of general utility - NJ
healing art. 1t 10 TO b hoped that invalide M
have tried doctors and advertised meiicinas m.
til worn ont and discouraged, will deepair not -
cure until they have given Dr. W. - medie;ne
and magnetic operations . trial. During his
travels he has been the instrument. ia 0nd,.
hands, of restoring I" health AMI vigor thoussnd
who were sn the verge Of the grave, and are nov
living monuments Of his skill and successfuI t,e -
ment, and are daily exclaiming, blessed be the
day when inst we saw ind pert.0k OF the Analy.
tic and Magnetic Doctors treatment" Sa,isf.c.
tory reference y i'll BE- ehesefully given whom n.
quired. The Doctor will pledge his reputatien
and stake his oil to make permanent cures i m
cases be undertakes. His mode Of exami ~ Tor
!: with the Eye, aud BY IN Analy teal process 81
the waste material Of the ; d.. ils therefore
ASKS % questions, nor requires invalids 70 e.
plain symptoms, telling the cause and the looe-
t'on q the dies ase with perfect csrtanity.
q n. 3, In. WoOpHpLL shaCla elv afv.,t;..
20 nothing but what he hss the ahiIit, ). 49,
form. An FERNS Of female diiicultiea a,tsnTsd
with tho happies: sssultf. 1nvalids vho c.rrcs
consult the Doctor In ressoD. b eivin~ : rae.
mont OF their cass, viii b attended 3 pronnt.
y. and medicine fefwashed By ssrress vksn -
uuifod.
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NEw YoaE. Dee. 20.

NV YoaE, Dee. 90
Uhsrlcston letter 60 the baltimore
A@esscons dated on the neet or tho 24tb,
'sye: a intinased in my last, we have
sailed down here Ia the expecsasiou Of .
mo0sh Or two more Of isacsisiey.
Ihe serike s0ong 49, engineers st che
North, which hes delayed the completion
@ tho Mositors, and deprived our Iron clad
Meet OF reinforcements, which were expect
co here more than . month since, hes been
the primary cause oil the delay.
The disaster to the Wcehawken, and the
coming Of the winter season, With its con-
slant storms, has stiii further enforced this
delay. Two months hence, spring will be
/ advanced fere, and with our Iron cisd force
inceessed BY three or four new Monitors,
1--WE will BIO prepared to take advantage OF
she most heaitbfu., pleasant part Of the
season. Let Us hope, If Grant does not
steal march on US by one Of his famous
rear attacks, that Charleston will then fail.
In the meantime, il We cannot look for i'm
mediate and decisive results here, no great
| disaster need be apprehended.
Gen Gilmore's position IL impregnable.
The Monitor Lehigh, by the time this
reaches you, will have completed the re.
pairs rendered necessary by the hammerine
| she received while aground. The Patapsco
has nearly completed her repairs and will
shortly relieve the Nantucket at Warsaw
Sound. Both the Patapsco and Lehigh have
been provided with extra deck plates that
will add to their impregnability.
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~ AAO09 ~ I'LL
~ 000600 00un0 0enook.
49, eere~~.
UoAs9A2o0OG1 Ia 3GoOo.
HaeGg5ise6 r Chioane. - nap~e.e.al,
loooeea u go ~
- - = ~~>a
- ooAIV0OAI9n1 ~ IL Vi.
Bss~sss 6tsts - Dsssbo. ~.
-. - y. ~. xA'1~s
as.s..: S .. s.,S vi 80 Oosoaie. ooessial,
w. Isss.s ~ ~. 0ltnvase U1eeaeoes WitAeat oees
rpns?s ~ - = noa1oug 0rsee.
I. e 49, -s 49,. oseeooesy - Tertiary,
n. .,...: ssealv sssdaeaaed frs1
- sys sssm
onSN.. LIE Unn eafed witAoet pa1n q boUgiss.
SSvs cgr eefea q fFs0 - y thsss days.
ODeA, q 1etsef Asw I0oo seaading, easod d
y y nS . ~, so. n,sS d:ys.
As Nsnvasaeasy e0i1sloos, J
pIoeens % ~ sell abuse, ssDssss q satai1sd
nsn snys e. O. oe0osys i0becility,
aad inpossnsy. With al its dsplseasl~ train Il
sympso1,; ss-ased ana radically esrsS " $50
ana sj9.'d ,ss :.ssoe Ihis system = Il -:
io ..s ne 'ess thirteen years. ard which hss net
wisr :e 81 erssssccesse.
.,s,a. I.no.:s u ne sess. dinoe0 q
uvensss. want q risal loves, and Other syspsoms
nos neee1asy nefe g msnuoA Apply immediate
~ soe save yoosseif iron the CONSCIOUSNESS 81
sh1oe semeae ymPee0e
DIeesses pecehaf 70 Females treated With the
naPpssat results. ". Janssb TIE acknowledged
en.ea q tniscapaSsv.
1ydfc0eie ana vascoeele sasctually cared.
oyphilis, the most horrible and terrible poison,
enec'aAnnv cured ana ssadicatsd from the sys-
sems Witnous murcury, iodidepotassi, arsenic,
eaSspefuias oyPhihs (pfmary cured II two 81
manntes.
Ine following - bat one Of the many tsstlmon-
isas wnacn ~. James has had and is daily rscsiv-
ing: Inc letter wicn " below is 70 Dr.. Wilson,
o. rlt'sooig. rem from ". Jordan, in snswsr to
: ieyeI 2. inquiry Conserving ~. James, formerly
o. NeW Oa!eAa:. ana nov q Of 20 RandOlph street
VnlcaSo ~. 70. WiIscn ": aware that pr. Jof-
esn Hnew W. 1s9es' which Induced Dr.. Wilson
70 make tne inquiry. ": J: H. jordan was ply.
s,eiaa 70 we V.neannaa choIefs hosFitai dsring
tne summer o. iSsy: and vas professor Of the The
Org ana rssctscs 81 nsdioine and Of Aateria Msdi.
9 IN tns Americen Medical Institute Of Louisville
n.y., - io.U., ~ ana ~. Dr. J0fdon 10 nov
Prscunngi u cincinnati Here 10 the letter ~
IsfFeo TO- AeseH ac
CINCINNATI, O., July s. 1859.
ID. WILSON
"Deas oi!-!n ansvsrto yeur inquiries, / would
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Important Cure Of Consunptien,

The Rev. A. G. Huns, Of lndianapolis. lad
adds biz tsetimosial % the naay Others us,ase.
sntlv cured Of Consumption, ~ u Woor II M
an most happy ia ssbscrising ny name among
ne Inends 81 ". Woodruff, TO whom 20.
knowledge grsatful remem befancs for his rro.
fsssionel duties IN myself. / had bees s6aictea
with Consumptr0D for the las. three years, ~
for over year had not been able 70 walk ahout.
had exhausted all the akin sf the bses xhvei.
cians far end and near, 80 Or late &c besan =
assume very ssrious aspeet, md the last ~ 8
hops had almost sxpirsd, when heard Of a. d..
great success apeaisd : hin sndss vSoss -:
msnt the ears wss psrfset q six weeks. g ,has
Ifssensd ny occupation II Tie pelpit All ~
ces Of the disease djsappsssel- ] have heen .eii
snd strong ever since Il i now over tvo 49,
since the esrs ~as elected, and still NJ svssss.
coatnnss free from s.y tfaee u The disesss whaf-
- him. Hshas saved - life al NEW otSsC'
and my psayen are, 0od EIess him. an1 ~ \ :
live tef many ysass. for TIE sshs u ss1eeis1 a.
NASTY. s-
-, REv.A. o. HUME.
lHresrAxr Tesr,noHrAt The So,ic~,.. I.
one Il the May tsseimoaiale u fenerfshie
cures, performed b. On. WooDnuLI. the eelehrs.
tod Cancer and Chfonis Diseaoe Phvsielsn. 10
has been stopping for the past thru weaka q ~.
st. Nicholss hotel 10 cascisy;
Justice 20 Df. Woodruff, tke celebrated Cancer
and Chronic Disease Physieisn, inpsls - 70 rive
pasts!ty . the following faess some four y -
pronounced By the bsst physisisss : Canes,'
sonsslted ana employed the best medical ski,J he
country Afforded, sId taj1sa. And " -.
y ap n despair 70 de. ~ pains Wsfe srsss /
Eosw ooaId not last nosk losesr. u u.
Woodhulrs asstvai hess, aa6 beafjse Of liz w.
serial cures. plaesd nysssf and Biz tres tnsnt,
= 10 heass after the application u
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Nav YoeK, Fec. 20,

NhW OK, &c. ~.
The Poet says British Lieutenant.
Who was 10 sa,l for Bermuda to>day, was
arrested BY Marshal Murray and sent to
II. Lafayette. A rebel mail was found
concealed in his baggage, and the letters
sent to Sec'y Sswatd.
Further developments relative 10 the
seizure OF the steamer Cromwell and
bark C'rcassian, are published. Ii ap-
pears that on the day OF the sailing OF
the G. orwell Marshal Murray arrested
4. L gar, formerly U. S. Munster TO San
Salvador, together with his wife, child.
and maid, nd Messrs. G. +. Can,y and
u. Beres, all OF whom we're tent to F..
Lafayette. Leear's baggage was search
cd and bill Of Iadipg found Tor so bar
rails OF lard shipped on board The Cir
cassian. On searching the lard 1000
navy reviewers were found secreted the e .
IN. Csnty aud Beres were ares ed for
having been found in company with LIE.
gar and on the suspp position that they
knew something of the matter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-30

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!. p:eslls - basrsn Of ness.
Il nI!6sd, Asg Of truce officer b.
~ pespe and City Point, arriv-
"a - Itsp. =. By special train from
AnsepelA With important Dispatches for
eovosnenent.
4 IT. asnsal report Ssc'y Chase ask
- Goagsees TO- repeal the provisios d.
sooon& ht0 to osko loans from 10 10 40
ye nd empovsnog him Instead, TO
De9eete neoosaary looss ON whatever
tesms be may in bis discretion deem bcst
r. the public interest. This authority
will aoubsless b given and the Secrets
yy'sm hsvs power 10 issue 3sOO, OOO. 900
more Of the populas $50 loaps. Ifsob.
scsiptions TO this loan should continue 10
conc 10 faster than needed by the de.
partoent, Il 10 understood permission
viii be given SCENTS to receive subscrip.
tiess payable in installments, as tbe
amounts shall be required, 8 ger cent. on.
y q 30 deposited as guarantee, thu,
SAVING 70 government large amount o.
interest.
Since Congress has refused TO pay
exorbitaut bounties re-enlistments have
bsen much decreased, and hundreds are
) arriving here daily. Those who were
waiting for On increase Of bounty are
nov coming forward, and 10 few week.
q the preseot rate, nearly all Of the ar
my OF the Potomac will have re.enlisted
for 8 years.