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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-02
Third Edi ion, 5Oth Thousand.
nHANHOo

TREATISE On SEMINAL WEAkN NESS
II Involuntary Emiss,onr, Mental and Fhysics
lncapacity, Loss Of Power. Premature Decay, In
peiinents to Marriage. Nervous Debllit,, Self
ouse Sexu i Diseases, &C., &c.
BY RUBr +. BILL. " D., Melabc- Of the Roy al
C.liege Oh >ufgsons.L' ndon " pags ice . CT
This Book should be read by every one. and
part cuIarly by tho.e arriving 1T Mani ood. 1t
cont aims impor advice to all and the means o!
cure TO 'h- III cted is plainly set forth. IL has
.Sared Tousv.ds from ~. Of Misery.
Sent under . sea ed envelope, by mail, on re-
ceipt Of the money or POSTAGE stamps. by
J. BRYAN VI. D.. Cei4r-St, new York.
sg.O-dwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-02
MEylCsL.l
More TaIsabis Ma~ Odd
RRT.f.v"S Lift PILLS.

,NCIENCE at last hiss brought to Fight the trus
- aus,doso Il sckpe-s, and msnki.d can "a
refuge from sorrow. Psin and Disease. BY the
use 0 BsYAx's Livs ilLLs. thees sho sandss Il
depths VI -orros AM whose ueSvous temperament
adds euer ssg ish to every NJ Of life, seccmes,
- is We .. blessed With = Deu ex,stenre. Inc
clou so fate. sombre 10 their hues. roll away
the stars o. hop one By vsse ersefrosn the De p
secesses OF the soul !; tears Of anguish and gii-f
are changed % smiles 10y. and The rasbso Of
peace arches its spiendor -r the raging saves Of
a. rkoess; aod whilst this wonderful change 10
Effected, there 10 10 secondary acti q to lesve .
weakness ia its train Or bad effects upon the nd
or body. The nervous nypcoondriAc need no
longer resort ts OPIUM Aorpo me, Liquors other
ct ma,an.s TO drosn the cares o. lie bRYAS'e
LIFE Pills are yer Get substitu Z; they sesa,sSs
the Stsmscn Liver aud hillary secretions, the
dera gemeut of which 10 the chief cause II Ner-
vousuess. Headache, De. TO the des ,Ondlng tbs
are Of iossti 10 bic value. they f-ielve be mi
and bring to it such visions Of untold ependo
tina, mssin. ion stand. axhast, and they rev.
10 joys ths lifts them no the CHEST altl'ud
Of happiness tney -preSd the SOFT singso hopt
and the love OF peace % the bo.oms o the wret-
cned, and warm the cold hearted with the ire Of
ar lent love.
The Poet is inspired with tn oughts Of briiancy
The Orator with words OF Ere.
The Sol iier vita iniomit bic courage.
The scholar wish neW aud brilliant iJess.
TIE Inventor with bright conception Of noble
discoveries b. Vans LIsk Pin Is are q universal
Ns,vine, owning 10 equal, oyerleaning the barriers
of ps Of ud CO and curing lie magi all cases Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-02
f.UxTx.fEI G.ILLEKY.
That's the Question !!

XX7HERE DO YOU GER YOHR GREEN
w Groceries? Patterson 4 Yopmal keep,
he bsst Pie Plant, Aspsra,us lettuce. ia town,
md the soil Egg, Buster, Fresh Lake aud River
Fish, Cheese Ciier, sugar, Po,atos and APP
oles. Call there when you want the best art :
,es at the cheapest prices. Brady street, nexf
Dlummer's n~.' S.n,e my23d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-02
/. j. WELLS.
PH A lk N A T. r q fist
MO. "a h AC1Y 0t.,

NO. "a h Ady 9t..
DgAiEsIH
Drugs, Che smicals, Pajnts,
OiIs, Varmi>lhes Dyes, :. 0ass,
Putty, Brushes, surgical q
Demsa instruments, Per.
lilsllery, SpO"ges, Fancy .r-
licle., SOAPS, liquor, for
medic ~ purposes. Patent
Medicines. &c *.
ParlicnDaratt IT. tom paid
10 rhy.ician's Prescrip.
liUms and orders from
Country Physicians.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-02

70, AIS. .sce, ROachce. ats, Bed
kre-, Moths tn Fu.s. Weoleus, 10. insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, do.
,'ut up IN Csc, 5uc am 81 Boxes, Bottles ard
Flasks 81 and IS sises for Hotels, Public lnsti-
.utieni, &c.
"On,y infallabie remedies knewn."
"free from tois. ne
ESQ, dangerous - the Human ram'ly."
sRate come out OF tn eir holea to die"
W-Sol Who'll sale IN AL large cities.
~ So,d by al Druggists and Retailers every
where
Kiii RBwARR |! II Of al worthless imt'suso ,n.
- See thYt aCUsf4 ans" name - ooes box Nv
A11,ss: nENrY 4. CONTARs
Pvircipal Depotti Brosdvsy.N. T.
E~S. BALLARD.
T. 4. Wsdeeal. sri BET y Agent
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. q NJ - U M II = r . IL
CAN b. CURE

The advertiser Physician tf thirty years ex-
psrience in the tre tnent Of Lung DlSeases.
Bronchitis. asthma. DC but now retired fr, N the
pr,ctice. is lesirour Of imp .rtins his experience
nv d,fFus,ny ntor M ion inva uahle 20 suffering
humani, Y, and which has Cur. thousands.
The same medicine : i'll 10 do or all. he will
send Prescription. with full directions for Use,
adapted to each particular caseand viii surely ct
feet a cure. Tx Ir-lt will cat You nothing-a
n. Low .M.,, Box 500 New York City.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-02
(hristOl,l'r tW ten,
Hors. >hosr l. Veterinary surgeon,

- WISHES TO INFORM TIE CT ~
~yMIZsNs Of Davenport and Scott n Y
0UC unity general y that he his per-N "
manently located himself in this city where he is
pre- pared to shoe horses on the scientific princ-
pies. After twenty yea study and practice on
the anatomy Of the foot. of walsh time he has
spe I eleven years under the snperintendence Of
the best Veterinarians in Europe, he wishes to
say that he wit live sat,s' action to all persons
having horses laborns under the disease Of corns,
or coatraci ms commonly cailcd Enough bound"
interfering overreaching, quarter cracks, sand
cracks, sprans OF the founders, ring bones
ana spavins for all of " ch be warrants q per-
feet cure ii curanle. Tht greater part of tn'se
iseases are caused by shoeing or want of rroper
Ind .,oant mol .jtt
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"a. ia tssa .-saH.. 49,
SUMNER ARP NNGEuEST. 1853

SUMNER ARP <NGEuEST, 1858
asAN sFl W Thurs Al, JULY 1873.
~ and until tuItbei no.,cs, trans ..D cav.
'Sven pcit daily, sundays excepted, as follows:
~ Freight train 2t..................54 ,Pn
"o aisn 1Atfe +? 81 r. Il
T.ains arrive 1t Oayea port daily, SunuAys !.
copied, follows:
let night axrrcss a. ... 81 4. =
ID daily express and mail train at s 2oPM
% freight and ID class cars ut 49,. l.80 r. \.
All trans tnis route are In direct connexion
ssChieAgo with trains over both the Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, For,
Wayne, and Chicago r. ilroad 10 and from Do
ssoit, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
eittsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Alba
~, New York. Philadelphia, Baitimsre snd Wash
ington.
fss.Ancs's are reminded Of tho necessity o.
giving disunct directions ne to the destinstion d
their baggage, also to procure tickets before tax
Ing their seAta In the cars, the conduct. rs COZ
lsct fares only to stations on the line of he Oh
os9o AND Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent
DnvenpOrf july l. 1853 ~
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New ,usuess, Emsciation, Hysteria.

LOW SPIRITS, WANT " ENERGY kPILEPS,
They are a .overi n remedy for the Head ,che,
and 10 lac all diseases, nc matter what their
names, that have m orginin Nervous deranHe-
ment OF the stomach an Liver, and knowing no
such " I'd as iaii, their mar is ea~nrd an up-
war; to perfection. They operate as Mild Ca
tn artic. leivihg the system iron all accunula-
siops Of acid matter and are adapted for ali ages
end constitutions.
few doses will light up the eyes With bril- ian
cy imp.rt rich glow Of beauty SO the checks, fiji
the ul Win estacy AM bring The beau les Of
the unknown world down TO NOR al vision They
ill add plumpness t. the form,tre the skin from
all mpl and erup,ions and leave the mind and
body clear and bright az q fairy dream.
"elancaoly and gloomy anticipAtions are dis
pelled sni tue demon Of Ennu is b All he'd.
Loss or Power and Impotence yields before
them as he de~ before the rising
Uebilitatcd Persons are renewed In strength
ant y gor under their magic inf renee, en- tney
are capable OF almost income iyaLa oIduraucas,
which causes q new lite to dawn upon them.
They ssess the power Of producing sleep as
peac. al as an infant, and OF iuil.Dg pain like
charms from The land OF spirits.
Rheumatism, Neural ia. Palp tation of the heart
an Prostration is eotirely cured by use of hem.
They are rival to Qoinine, rs a generel tonic
and TOR the cure Of CaI4- aud Fever.
The per Icious habit of Opiu eating and
dram drinking IS overcome ny .e use OF them -
The sys Gun Ii changed under their ma ic inhu-
euca .nd the desire 10 induIl viii no Ionger exist
The Dispirit.d become hopeful. the -pairi.g
happy. The nervous 5, ring into elastic lie. The
weak sumo new streng h. The author ard
speaker each receive new Ideas, the pen is
gifted with skill that entrances tho world
The ~oliier TO- gets the wearineS. OIL h. aaron
aEl en- love WIN a ti,ost supernatural idurance
Tine Mechanici raised to Inc x -st pinnacle,
and inbuei iIh the spirit OF uDtailing energy
sold by all Dru sgists,i IL foxes % cents eae1 !;
and 10 largs Boxes, contain ng small. IL each.
: They will b. sent by mil, prepaii, receipt
Of the mon by The proprietor
BRYAN, NJ. II. 10 edar st., New ORR.
Smith n . yer, Whu lie Agents, hcago.
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are speedy in action, osten eEtcing cure in
few days. and shen cure is effected it is ler-
1ney are e,arod ir - bile ex-
tracrs tn It harness on the sy stem never
nsuseate the stomach Or impre gnate he brca /;
and being sugar. coated, ali nau-ecus s.e is
avoided. No shange OF diet is nece. ga whilst
using hem, nor does their action interfere ~ith
bnsioess Each Box con aims six d,zen Pills =
Eric, 81. Sold ny ali the principal Druggists.
In places where no agent is advertised they will
be set by mail, pos pail, and cotfient,aliy se-
cured rom obser. alton whvg desired, receipt
money, by J. Bay N, ID, % Celarst, n. Y.
Smi,n h Wholesale Agents, h,.ago d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-02

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PgANaNsNT CURE or
Gonorrhes, elect. Uretarai discharges 1mpo-
teuce, Semin, II Weakness Nigh ~ Emissions,
lncon,iuence Genital Debility an itri-
tsplity, Gravo, structure and afec-
lions Of tn Kidney 4 81 ,Iaer,
which has been used by upwards OF
100 Phys cl-n1.
in tho Ari ate rractice 9th antire ~ .casa su
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EN1E kAlLNV AY.
q III -

Greet Broad Gauge Dexble Track aud 7.tesra,
k0.se, 70
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BELa's S.sECHFgC PHI,

in thor private Practice. with entire sa,cess, su
percedipg Cube''s Capsules, or any other com
pouni hitherto known.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12
The Boston Organ.

The following statistics will give some idea
of the dimensions Of the great Boston or
gan, about which there is SO much "blow.'
The largest wiud pipes are thrty.two feet
in length, and so wide that a man can
crawl through them; while the Smallest
tubes are DIS small as a baby's whistle 1t
contains several distinct systems of pipes
capable of being played alone or in coDnec
tion with Que another, with four manuals
of keyboards. The absolute power and
compass of the instrument rank it among
the greatest Of the kind ever built. The
woUd Of which it is constructed is black
walnut, covered with carved figures in relief
A richly ornamented central arch contains
the keyboards and stops, aud the pedimert
above is surmountcd by bust of Johann
Sebastian Bach Behind this rises The lof
ty central division containing pipes; and
crowning 1t is q beautiful statue of ST Ce
ella holding her Tyre, On each side Of her
is a griffin sitting as guardian. The centre
is connected by harp shaped compartments
filed with pipes to The two grand towers at
the sides. each containing three colossal
pipes. These towers are stately, aud pro.
duce commanding effect. This organ is
placed upon low platform; its whole length
is sixty feet its breadth forty feet, and depth
tweury-four. 1t is a majestic, beautiful.
and wonderful piece Of art, aud before it
stauds Crawfords noble bronze statue of
Beethoven.-N Y Post
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

IL the Editors Drawer Of IIarper's Ma
glzue, We find the following good story of
Illinois soldiers aud an Illinois Colouel-
the latter, Col, Ogleaby, well known to
fame:
Well, one day the lifcr and drum major,
went out into the woods to practice y new
tune. Attracted, no doubt, 10y the melo
dy, II iuc shoat of musical ploclyites come
n,ar-ulas for the safety Of his bacon, tuo
Leul-iur cur lsSe dun mer by a change
vt base, made base attack upon his trout,
while the iiler by II bold and rapid AInk
movement, charged him III the rear Twas
soon over, few well directed voIeys OF
clubs and other persnasyes were applied,
and piggy went dead again. martyr to
ais love for music! But how to get the
deceased pork iuto camp? Thas what's
tie matter now. After q considerable dis.
cusSlon, an idea strikes the drummer (not
so us TO hurt him)-We will put him in
the drum Just the thing, by hockey
said the iifer. OLc head was taken out
and the hog slowed iu; aid our heroes
started for their quarters, carving the
drum between them. In The meantime the
rcg'meh went cut Oh dress parade, anu
the colonel somewhat 7exed at the absence
Of the priucibsl musicians, 10 sooner saw
tue gents, than, in voice Of reprimand, he
ordered them to their places. The
drum bearers halted, looked at each other,
and then at the Col. but never said word.
The Colonel repeated his order in style
so emphatic that it couldn't be miSuuder.
stood. The dealers in pork felt that crisis
had arrived, that an explanation had be-
come military necessity. So The drum
mer going close up to the Colonel made
him acquainted with tie status of affairs,
winding up with: We low, Colonel, to
bring the best quarter over TO your mess
Sick, eL' Thuudered the Colonel, why
didu't you say so at the first? Go to your
quarterS--of course! Battal Il
+ & b Ut { u c Tile Co.
lionel had fresh pork for supper.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

ORIGIN OF FAMILIAR PHRASES - The
term " mastery iuacrively, originated with
Sir JAS. Macintosh God tompers the
wind to the shorn land, which everybody
who did not suppose it was in the Bible,
credited to Slcrne, was stolen by him from
George Herbert, who translated it from
the French Of Ernesteine.
The cup that cheers bnt not inebriates
was conveyed by Cowpcr from Bishop
Berkeley, in bis Siris WordSNorth's the
child is father to the man, is traced from
him to Milton, and from him to Sir. Thos
Moore. Like angels visits, few and far
between. is the oll',pring of Hook 1T is
not Thomas Campbel's original thought; /;
Old John Norris llG5S) originated it, and
after him Robert Blair. rs late as lT45.-
There's good time coming, is Scott'sp sphrase
in Rob Roy and the almighty dollar is
Washington Irving's happy thought.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12
Very truly, Yours, &c
AsnrARuLA, Dec. l, 1868.

AsnTABULA, Dec !, 1868.
Messrs III. L. MoRRIsoN, j. b CRosnr, and
others,
The discourse you request for publication
was hastily prepared for the occasion, without
thought, at the time, of its going to the press
hut if its perusal will afford qualification, and its
sentiments suhscrye the cause of loyalty and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

Relics OF Robson CRUsoE cup
and chest of Alexander Selkirk, the world
famed Robson Crusoe Defoe, has now be
come the property of Mr.. James Hutchin.
son, of the Scotch warehouse, 48 Warwich
street, London. These interesting relies
have up to this time remained in the pos
session of Selkirk's descendants in Largo,
Fife, where he was born. The cup was
put upon stalk and mounted with silver
10y Sir Walter Scott 1t is made out of a
cocoaunt, and rudely carved The chest
is very heavy, and it is very curiously dow
etailcd. 1t is Mr. Hutchinson's intention
to exhibit the articles in london.
Scotsman
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

DR. Clark having had twenty experience in all
treatment OF chronic diseases of character ESPECIALLY
Of the THROAT and Lungs, will give perfect satisfaction H.
who may apply for relief.
Having had successful practice in the abrve named pla
ceE for several which atisfic-
tory reteTeRce can he given. All medicines prescribed
operating satisfactorily, the money shsll be refunded.
lces OF Medicine for One Month, from 81 to 49, The Doc
tor can be consulted the last weeks of every month";
his residence No. 81 Garden Street Cleveland Ohio Post
Office AdlIess-Box l1ll. $50
Preserve this for Reference.
Cleveland. Jan 1868. s. g. CLARK, MD.
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DomiciI Erected by John.
Translated frout ths YHigois Of ARsU Naier.
NJ A. rOPR.

Behold the mansion reared by D9dal Jackl
See the malt stored in many plcthoric sack
In the proud cirque of Ivan's bivouac
Mark how the rats felonious fangs invade
The golden store in Johns pavilion laid!
Anon, with velvet foot and Targuin strides
Subtle Grimalkin to the quarry gdes-
Grimalkin grim, that slew the fierce rodent,
Whose tooth insdous Johns sackcloth rent
Lo. now the deep-mouthed canine foes assault,
That veXed the avcnger of the stolen malt,
Stored in the hollow prccnts of that hall
That rose complete at Jacks creative call
Here stalks the impetuous COW with crumpled
horn,
Whereupon the exacerbating hound was torn,
Who bayed the feline slaughter-beast that slew
The not prcdaccOus, whose keen iangs ran thro
The textile tbres that involved the grain
Which lay in Hans inviolate domain.
Here walks forlorn the dansel crowned with
rue
Lactiierous spoils from vaccine dugs who drew,
bf that corncuate beast, whose tUrtuous horn
To- 1ed to the clouds, in fierce yindictiye corn
The ha.rYing hound, whose braggart bark and
stir
Archcd the little spine and reared the indignant
fur
OF puss, that with vo rmincidal claw
Lay reeking malt that i."st in Juan's court we
saw.
ROBBED in scnesccnt garb that seer's in sooth
Too long prey to ChrOnons' iron CHlh,
Behold the man whose amorous lips inL 'nc,
Full with young Eros oscuative sign,
To the lorn maiden whose lacalbiC hands
Drew albulactic wealth from Tactic glands
OF that immortal bovine, by whose horn
Destort to realms ethereal thus was borne
The beast catuean, vexer of that sly
Ulysses quadrupedal, who made die
The old mordacous rat that dared deyour
Antecedoneous ale in Johns domestic bower
10, here, with hirsute honors dOffed succinct
OF soponaceous locks the priest who linked
In Hymen's golden bands the torn unthritt,
Whose means eXiguous started from many a rift,
Even as he kissed the virgin all forlOrn,
Who MIXED the COW with the implicated horn,
That darrd to vex the nsidious muricide,
Who let auroral cfiluencc through the pelt
OF the sly rat that robbed the palace Jack had
built.
The loud cantankerous Shanghe comes at last,
Whose shouts arouse the shom ccclcsiast,
Who sealed the VOWS Of Hymen's sacrament
To him who robed in garments INDECENT,
EYosculates the damsel lachrymose,
The emulgator of that horned brute morosc,
That tossed the dog, that worried the cat, that
Kilt
The rat that ate the malt, that lay in the house
that Jack built.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

Gen. Hsmmond speaks in the mos: en-
thusiastic terms OF the corpsd Antique in
Gen Banks department, numbering Is, 600
Of the best drilled aud disciplined soldiers
he had anywhere met with. Their camps
were in excellent condition, thoroughly
policed, and the soldiers evidently took
pride in keeping everything clean.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

A Coon WAY OF COOKING ONIoNs.-It
is Ia good plan to boil onions in milk and
water it diminshes the strong taste of
that vegetable 1t il an excellent way of
serving up onions, TO chop them after they
are boiled, and but them 10 stew-pan,
with a little milk, butter, salt, and pepper,
and let them stew about fifteen minus
This gives them fine flavor and they eau
be served up very hot
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-12-12

truth, as intimatedt It is cheerfully submitted to
10 your wishes. Afectionately yours,
CHARLES MoRToS.
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AsHTABULA, Nov. 81, 1868.

Rev. CHARLES morton,
Dear SIR The undersigned having had the
pleasure of listening to your Thanksgiving Ser
mon, believe it to be frank and faithful expo
sition of our country's cause, and that its pub
licaton at this time would be productive of good
to the community, therefore, respectfully So
licit a copy for the press.
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~ E v s @.sffssa
TINE TABLE OF TIE
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAIL ROAD.
Passenger Trains will run follows:
cntSa

Trains do not stop at Stations where the tim omitted
in the above tables.
All rough Trains going Westward connect at Cleveland
with Train for Toledo Chicago, Columbus CT etnnGt, IN
dianopOhs, &c.
And all through rans going Eastward Duntrk
with tbe ysinsofN v. F. r r. and at Buffalo, with those
of n Y Genital and uialo n. Y. City Rai oads for
Ns,r York dJbony Bosiop Niagara Falls, &C., &c.
Day Express Eastpuu West connects at Girnd with Trans
Jamcstown Ec Pa r. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
CLEVELAND, April IS, 1868.