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The Advantages Of these Specta'
cles over all Others are---

Let. The only true Lens known, being perfac,lv
Tree from cnromactic light, we'll know TO be
the cause or injury to vision, and makes the
change from Specteces to Glasses OF stronger
20 "ers SO o!ten'requIred, while both near and
distant objects are seen with equal facility thro'
the same Glasses,
"a. Gan be worn with perfect ease for anv
'ehgtn oI tme at one sitting, giving astonishing
ciearness OF vision, particularly by clndle or 9th.
or arthciai light comfort to the Speet acle wear
or heretofore unknown.
3D.. Change of Spectacles or Glasses of sorong-
or magnifying power, in most cases never reouircd
snouid the defect arise from sge, disease or ire
ma lure decay-thus securing IA tn patien. Good
sight during life eS0~
4th. Wen the eyes pain or ache from the
action Of bright light such as in reflected from
snow sunney weather, white ps per- and in read
Ing, writing, or sewing or vivid colored bodies:
hese lenses BY softeHing the rays effect a mist
agreeable sensation, and q perfect cure
th In all nervous affections Of the eye. caus-
ing dull or starting pains in the eye halls Ar tenn
pes, appearance OF luminous or dark spots on the
atmosphere, aching or feeling likes and in tho
eye, the disturbed nerves are quieted. s,otb ed
and entirely restured.
oth. Ground by peculiar machinery, got up
at great cost, mi Dramatically calculated eYnress
~ for the manufacture o: his lens SO as to pro-
duce II with the true ephericAl accuracy, and its
fpcus at the exact centYe-a point az y;tal I'M.
po!taDce. and which other Tense Possesses
1th. 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, professor of the
highest opthalmic talent in Davenport:
DAVENPORT, December is lss3.
Professor N. Bernhardt, Optician Ard ,ran.c
turer OF improved spectacles for the relief and
beneht OF various diseases condition OF the owe
comes to this city with tho highest recon- me n3.
lions from leading Professional gentlen en- il Nav
York. From personal examination OF his inn.
in recommending him as gentleman And 49,,
in his art. "o"p'
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Hyou do usei
AOON0nPS Gtrsausp RisferS

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, DID, Editor Of the
Encyclopedias of Religious knowledge.
.. Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through dis,rust Of
their ingredients and effects; get know Of no
sumcient reasons Why man may not testisy to
what be believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute tn the benefit of others.
do this more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Bitters, prepared by Or. G. N. ckson, of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
tor many years, under theimpression that they
were chiefly On alcoholic mixture am indebted
to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the re-
Doval OF this prejudice by proper tests and for
encouragement to try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use OF
three bottles OF these bitters at the beginning Of
the present year, was follow ed by evident relief
and restoration to degree Of bodily and mon tai
vigor which had not felt Tor six months before
and bad almost despared of regaining. l there
fore thank God and my friend for directing me to
the use OF them. }. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA. June Odd 1871
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JOHN N: ADLER, NJ. d.
f. :. BAkROWS. Mn
DAVRgpnrT Ia Il

DAVENPORT, Dec. 16, 1854.
This is to certify that Professor Be, nh.,d, be-
ntted Mrs.. Thomson with pair of Double V;s;on
Glasses. which ft her better and give her NOR.
pleasure In their use than she has ever vorr
From personal examination Of his glasses do M,
hesitate to recommend them an improvement
upon those ID common use. l believe the Pro-
lessor to be skillful and scientific on,;ois.
j.. TOMSON. NJ. d.
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dIsrtssOlalses' Cullen,
aorse shoer 4 Veterinary surgeon.

WISHES TO INFORM THE CIT
rzsNs Of Davenport and Scott IN
46 County generally that be has per-N u
manentIy located himself in tn il city wbere hs 4.
prepared 70 shoe horses on the scientific pr;sci-
pies. After twenty years study and practice on
the anatomy Of the foot, Of which time be has
sPcM eleven years under the snperintendenes Of
me pest Y eterinsrians IN Europe, he wi.hss to
say that he will give satisfaction 10 Iii ne,.ons
having horses laborng under the disease Of corns.
or cootrsctions, commonly called though bound."
interfering. ovsrreAching, quarter cracks. sand
cracks, sprairs Of the corns founders, rins-boDes
and spavins, for all Of which no warrants = ne,-
feet cure If durable. The greater part Of these
di.esses are caused By shoeirg or want Of proper
judeoeot ineI.dts
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NE JACKSON, l&RREKT CO., Pro-
IL pric'ora u thr National bisp-nsnry, cstab-
hshed at Cincinnati, o, Jan. |. 1860, ali Iri-
vate diseases with uae~ampled IA dity. We
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lmpotency, Nocturnal Emissions or sself-Abuse.
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every poss BILE form and variety Of Secular dis
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Ices moderate. Send for our circular fifteen
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liable and interesting matter. Also q circular in
tended for ladies only.
Many of our patients assert hey have sent
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no returns.
Then way not pstronize homo talent m en- v o
know tho Western climate ami can effect speed or
cures.
Dc. Jacks"n's Female Pills-$l per box-send
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every young man should have whether sick or we'll
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No. ABS
DIR. JAcK9ON'S ORIENTAL LIEIuENT
Removes ali GOODNESS and Iejuvenates organs
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DR.. JsCKSON'S FRENCH PATENT SAl
IL perteoty safe and never fails to give satis-
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against contracting disease ever invented Price.
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HEADQUARTERS Army PoroMAc,

The arrangements in regard to suffers
supplies, as indicated and directed by
General Orders los, Army of the Poto
mac. are in full operation, giving general
satsfaction te. Suffers and the army.
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N o Alcohol or Bad Whisky

they will cure the above diseases in
ninety-nine cases out Of hundred.
Do YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTH
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Dk. SW El.I'S
xNfAfIiLIe Lint M q uH !.


GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
For Rheumati8Da. Gou, N6uraig,a. L,,ub,go size
Neck and Joints, Sprnias, Bfu,ses Our and
Wouuds Pties, Headdche and all Rteu-
matte and aertous disordets.
Or. stephen Sweet, IF tanHecfjtut.
The Great Natural Bone Setter
br. St"phsn sweet, Of Connecticut,
j. known all over the United States,
Dr.. stephen sweet, Of Csnpeetlcut.
Is the author Of DR.. Sweet. Infellible L,piment
Dr. sweets InfsIiibi8 Line neSt
Cures Rheumatism and lever faiIs.
Or. Sweets IDfailible Liatment
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia.
Dr.. sweets IDfaliibie l.in,ment
Cures Bur,s and Scaids Immediately
DR.. sweets lRfsliible lthimpnt
Is the best known remedy for Sprsins and Bruises.
DR. sweets tnfslIible LiDimeet
Gives immediate relief to Piles, and leidop, fats
to cure.
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Cures Headache Immediately and wss nerar
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Affords Inme diate relief for Piles, and seldom
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Cures Toothachs in minute.
W. sweets Ibfs li,bIe Eminent
Cures Cuts and " POUNDS immo distely and Ioave
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DR.. swtet's lRfaliible LtnImsnt
Is the best remedy fer Sores In tho known world
DT. Sweet's IBfalltble Lin,nent
Has been used by more than million people, and
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Is truly friend in need" and everv f.n,ii
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LIZ for sale BY oil Druggists Price Is and 50 ctr
RICHARDSON 4 CO,
sole Proprietor, Norwich, q.
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AGENTS Ios .ns northwest agls-dwl
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BEwAREsoF couNrERrE1rs

Be- that the signature Of @. NJ. Jackson I. IN
che wrapper. W
Price pr Bottle Is cents, or half dossn for.s4
6hould your nearest druggist not have the ar
woe 40 not % put on by any Of the intoxicating
send TO % and W will forward securely packed
BY express. Ps-e1
PriSeiysl Once and Msosfsstos,,
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DAvrrpop~ n. ,s -,

nave been called upon by Professor Rernha,t
manufacturer Of improved Specta lies, and from
personal trial i am satis6ed thst what he mo-
iessss to DO can be relied on, | have ne hesita-
n!on Whatever In recommending him to the pub
nc, claiming that those who wish to be sccamo.
idstsd osu hardly fail to be gratiiied with III.
corteous manner rs we'll a. with the use Of hi.
improved glasses. Us
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

frryp
personal trial am satie6ed that vhst y. nsni
iesses to do can be relied on, have ne hesta !.
ZION Whatever In recommending him to the ru r.
tic, claiming that those who WI sh TO bo scca,no.
idstsd osn hardly fail to be gratifed with NJ.
cortsous manner rs we'll as with the use Of hi.
1HOS. J. SANDERS, M. D.
DAVENPORT, Dec. is, 1858.
nave been called upon by Professor NJ. Bern
hard, Opiicion, and Spectacle Manufxcturer. vbo
mas been highly recommended BY leading medi
ga gensiemen wherever he has been. From per-
sOpAl examination Of bis improved aims "a tbos.
who are the least af1ioted with delicate eyes or
impaired visions, have no hesitation In recon.
mending him TO You - gentleman that under
etsnds his profession.
JAMES McCoRTNEY
have examined the testimonials Of Prof
Benhardt, sod am satisfied that he is eAillfui
Opiticion and although have not yet arrived
AT the distinction Of using spectaoles myseIf lido
not hesitate 10 recommend him to those Who ara
In need Of these aid to their vision.
DAVENPORT. Dec. II. 1858.
HENRY ". LEE.
DAVENPORT, Nov. Is. 1859:
have received . call from Prot. N. Bernhardt
OPitlcian, who 10 very highly Recommended bv
our leading medical gentlemen, and as ono Who
understands tho business he has followed for
years, ~
can answer for the elasaes he ha. et.d -,
eyes with being the best have ever used.
JOHN E. HENRY, Mayor.
DAvEsroRr, Des. 20 1868.
have used pair Of Prof Beanhasdts Snec-
saclee' selected by himself for mo after careful
exsmioationo Of the Ego and have no hesitation
In saying that they come mp fully to nv idea Of
what spectaoles ought to be, and I recommend
my friends and the public to arply TO hin snd ret
lifted By him, no matter what glasses thev nav
be using EBENEzER COOK,
Sec'y \ MRR Co.
Rock ISLAND, Dec. 10. 1863.
J Frof Bernhardt, of New York, having called
upon ne and exhibited specimens Of his Spocta-
ces, have no hesitation IL recomnendlps him e
osing able TO furnish to al those who nay stand
:. need q such aids to sight, jsst what the
want TRuDsDAIs, NJ p.
R0CK ISLAND, Dec. 1e. 1858.
ffof Bernhard principal and scientific Onti
cisn, comes TO us highly recommended By rro:es-
sions! mon IN the East asd apon sxaminatioe 81
his Spectacles and his method OF ADAPTING th.-
to the Immediate vision, We eheerfuliv Ada an,
testimony in his favor.
Al HARRIS, dentist
W MAGILL, dentist
AostlmOMais from 1t Paul Gov Swift. En-.
4ov kamssy, Chss Eaton, y 8 Narshsl: " L
y, Wilson. Samuel Wiley, ND, J d Stewart, D.
n b Patterson, dentist.
winena Testinoni als-John Fsrd, n D. A F
Hodges, Mayor, franklin Staple, D, J N Cole.
ND. WV
Or!lo1 Houne-F From TO 12a N. end g 10
o'clock pm.
y O6ce ct The LsClairs Hsuss. ConGulA..
ton Room, r.
:, u Prof Bsrnhasdt. owing to esgsgsnsats
elsewhere will b. able to remain hsro Tor ealy 4
short time.
yss]fssthss testiueeisjs ssCsg y oesstts.
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No. 631 Arch 81

No. 631 Arch St.
= = ~ - - - ~ NJ -
(Sseesssos 70 Q. n. jackson q Co..
Projectors.
Ece es!s Druggists ssd Dealer, in ev-
" 800 ~ uaaseS et6tss.. spl-seS4wly
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DIR. HUNTER
Treats Manv Diseases,

MANY CHRONIC Dis
EASES incidental to the bu-
man family, and even such as
have heretofore been eonsid-
cred incurAble by the medical
faculty Of the world, are skill
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

WEST AND SOUTH WEST
where they have been introduced,
they are recommended by the Phys
,eians o. bone fetal II taken in pro-
per quantities in accordsnce with
the directions, "a n preventative and
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MEDICAL.
k0BiCK'S SrOMArH Bl1TERS.
rnLsL Utter

IHE.E jITIEk
arc not offered to the gubli
medicine that viii cnrs all ellis tha
esh IL heir to-" but they are On
honest. reliable, remedial agent, an
are m efficient and agreeable regu-
'stpf 81 the system. In all see ions
d the { nn,ry, especially in the
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OnIt,iNaI. NOTICE

nov. TT. ny Gro II. PARKER, hi. tt,'vl
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1HOS. J. SANDERS, M. D.

! have examined the testimonials Of Prof
Bernh ardt, ADD am satisfied that he a sAillfni
Opiticlon and although have not yet arrived
at tho distinction Of using spectaoles myself lido
not hesitate 10 recommend him to those who are
in need Of these aid to their vision.
DAVENPORT. Dec. II. 1858.
HENRYW. LEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

KocK IsLAND, Dec. 10, 1883.
J Prof n Bernhards, of New York, having called
upon ne and exhibited specimens Of his Specta-
cles. have no hesitation "a recomrleDdl,s him -
being able to furnish to al those Who nav stana
IN need Of such sids to sight, last What the
want. q TrTsn..,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-28

BOCk ISLAND, Dec. 1e, 1853.
frof bernhardt principal and scisnti6c Opti
cisn, comes TO us highly recommended By rro:es-
sion.i mon In the East asd 1pon imitation Of
to the Immediate vision, Ne ehesrfuliv sdd onr
testimony in his favor.
A HARRIS, dentist
" MAa1rI A.-X..
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LIVER CO ~ PLANT

Bilious Fever. Ds.pepsia, hodges
t'o", af"sd,ce, DIZZINESS, be-
s...nsa..a.1 4 Nra...sf. 4
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
For He"mqtisn. Gom, Neuralgia. Llmbpqo, sir
Neck and Joints, Sprains, bruises Our and
Wouuds Paes, Helddche and all Rten-
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4. hIMBALL, Asst Supt.
Davaannrt. Nov 16 S63.-dtr
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.aTaffps "a,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14

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..t.sf,1 5Mtaiasn,u par& II, Gutfrrnuns
ibtss tapfetn Jibrsrs. sGsn. eie.l. rem
fe unbseinat~ssttrautsn. fsbr besintrd&,
ttst par.1 Die Abpsfsnbett aSiatrs pom
Der Spise ietnss Gotps mar pas Bert
paatdeeYm- weldtm nd sfr bIino,Rt
i3nownotbinais nus nit tsm Rupist:-
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bancslt. Gr tam zen @etanten ut&t
erfra8en. ecB efnsGrrmru rim bobee Rom.
Haneos haben, oesr Elm foldes lbsrbaupt
ttlet1 toanesrn. als ttnem Wefpoin,sr. ~.
,tot't1et .foa. Ct p.rfolates 5ia.t-tn Wii.
lourt. uub rafets niht.. bis er TIN {etues
,&ornntanbo's beraubt bate. Als Fl na&
@albfuB'on Tam. besann .sr fsin alt.s
'Spttt BON Nsusu,, unp raRste ni6l, bio
Stga 8e5wungtn Wurre, (.ins ReGaua.
tien ,sinsureiden. 9Iaub, ira.np S,manp,
bob bic peutfdsn &eetmsnt.r ae1sbsn
rdren. weuu .f& ibr 9eIisbtsr @fntral On
.ibter Spibe bsfunrsn bdtts = Mm aubern
Gage tuurpsn fe- pom Mcusm formirt uup
auf> Oh eints ssfslt n fo6Ieu TAPER.
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manic 3uraduu(est unp. 70 - fr,lid III
lpat--~eas--llnbsa aut--asnaa+-wasp,
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puret. rtn 5emauri in ZEN friibsreu 3et<
ten. ees. xtisaes. NIT %fpaebahem Qontrafe
ben :-aliltnsz-hirniafsps ield brains)
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"a. { fir pi, Sade Ter linton. 6autd
rpars 0 eem Sage. on -weldem ibm an
9lldIi&u Beilt tos &ommaneu lbez.
troaen wurre, Der 6smmidub. @etet
oas 9anr, nod rie Nrmss bat aud nur
pas ~asriuaae 9ertrausn in ibn:. IGr miro
Suensauen 37lofen pstotideat,"
2sir.tfR ett Bsmufune 'ra,rs vGtibu7.".
pae Siael mieeu in Zen aflipsn Dienf
aetrsten (si, ui6t mobr. Aus 5hIibtn
Bldttern er(sbsn nir. pob Siad 66 BE-
retts am.2. Wat ,obalc er poa Ger Dor
Misunderstanding -5ooftr's pttt'onntntn, In
Walbinaton einfeute uur rem Yrdhrsn-
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Babrl4einlt@ .purfte QinecIn ni&t.
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,pu Yotpmaedtmte ole eint Boeatsae.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14
9 4 {.

3mu Sabre msniafsne. oftmals pier
rousri ri. Y1obs. pier 9obr cae Nouiatat
S.ltsn tann tae @tllbrs Dor BEN eret'
crtr otsrune3ran1t;:.Reu Sabre abaeIsA
ruerben. Die Bunbartirst Bsnseiestne
1innfn nebmen 8iltmen In ibren Orte'
Aar ni@t auf.
Su ibren 3fQtn uniuwsrfm fe fd
ui,Itn unttfannttn Baeunetn. pom psns'
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poe @elltte oble0t, lsat mon tbr pt.
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fuia fe nitrn. Wau brtitrt eintn aro
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peuen o an Brdulsins pom Saint AuIatrs
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rurrsn.. puhien auf In @b(&eu aeetn 1T
Dslt unp pts 3eit. &tus pon ibneu faa
te mir tines 1oa,s: Dtnn Id pae
Snae.nrRahtr lab. at'ierts i'd rom 4opf'
bic au rsn Jleen. Sis pasen blau &C.
tleirnl NIT tinem pei6en 6dub6eu uni
esr Iaube RE tsiliaen @nfes BON prr'
aolcu,m SiIbn orsr &upi.r nauf en
Druf. Nn atri0eu 9rcssn Dshtaaen
bdonpus ou Iaot rr bt'tiatn Mattbd
erIaub,e mon ibnsn ole bobe Cunt mt
to&Res Slid fi& ME Nonnsn III. tIeirsu
unp sinsn aanatn loa lang ~ tbun MI
Ger beilie. Bensrtet poras(&rteten ba,
3n Ger ettasn git Iisben linen bic Nonnsr
ibre (&uarien Anadae. Doe i6isn abe
profan>s ~ iein unc es priolin uerto' t.
Nur rte Ncuiien turf.sn ,b1e 3lties'
lub.n. Bsmyfensmer,b IL 90. nae bisf'
Berilirunesn. psI&e rbne 3ut'ftf in Il
nsm aswiGtn @tiRe Ter. prolsIptsnma&s'
rsi i'm RlcRsr <~asruleet unp bealpaia'
ru,esn. romii rie Sinner stnss 9ores'
i9mod pon esn bsiliatn @sw6nre btfd'
men. for DE psnfondrinnen tin miIfli&tl
Slid uup cine pabre Grbcluna paren
Sit unts.btsltn e& rant. Go pa'
sipas Hsuee; Re fatsn anrfrs earin que
Doe fnp aufri&tias @riuese sr &tutbeit
psnr fe uus @eItment&en aud eal
Slid pi@t, beatdfi& aa6en. etaeE
Deitrersl IN bsr 6aue u baIteai ual
auutsnlaus asbesb N fnasa. III IS !
.lUsrtsssss fstst.)
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-14
=, Die Notpnac:Hrlme

r. Sir bateh {cfsrt In Die elorret6en
.No&ri&ten pom sSanRae tbtr' pts Gin:
+natnbe oon" 2i&mons 3ptif,l aeiebt, ct
hsp6,S nell ,ps1r A6Ieotn's Hadjue etns
|blo6e Dfnte etueftn udre, tpit 'ptr. Iele-
1rapt uns auf3uttnpen rerfudt, II midi
[3elts unp QaBer9srdtb., am 'rpentDfsn aber
|fstne Btrtpunbsten IN BEN 6duren bss
G.tnoes aelaGtn babeh waree, Johann
pttl tin iol@ss Man5per an F@ uns 3u
abfurb portam, belonrsres abr neil Der s..
[learapb alet&aettte nit iener DAD
rt&t uns ms!bae, ro6 Sen. See 'unter rer
patlamsntdrFasae' 6ossst" babe 'uiu&en
tuftn,. tdrAtli&e 5dife .fdr ole perwuh psten
uuionsiruppsn ~ {{eapen. Nn rsreIsi6sn
wlrpe natdrli@ Ser 'ntdt 9eoa@t babsn.
>urun fttnr Srtiung mr. ,penn Rtduapnt
ununiltsltat berrobi aspslen mddrtn..
Sn ptun' auaen6ltd, % mir ttefes f&Ief
ten,. tabtn mir rem au& isiptr ne 81.
wiBb.it. bab DE Samfoas= Dsptf@sn Elm
tlns.~-Asesxspar,u assA44athai@
H., w 1nwkrH1nbbttEm nu$ba6tdi1npd
.lutddetaanasn. Ger tfaber . . m
ned-strt@w u'npsn
unb bat 1eint Irupptn u n
Rt@ mo,nb tcntrntrirt. M6ali@
unp ui@taans unrabtfd,inli6 iffes rte
lem1ad thinner. ras 'Rfps unp Sloneman
1twt9unoen aeatn .Riduour bt0oantn
.6attet, ete ben See aum &ddau8 tewoatn
tattn. @~abrdeinli&er it 90 aber,'oaa
jtnt t@stltte apetrt @ntfttunpeardnc'
uno'' amber. 3wtdt ba,ttn. 8tsasi&t
ainB tben tn Yoffcompfet nod GnaIone
as. pteIti9t tpoattn Speeulo ten @slddfte
In @olb MAIDEN &c. 4: Or m5g|t@trtt
If frsflt& aud nod ID, pab> cu& ptei,
lsbts Na&ri&t .in tlober Door II. Nn
cffeisIen 8uidttn feblt g sten sdnsli&.
llnp pas tf1ttn eutee 3ei@sn.