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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

LOUISIANA CoNGREssIEN ADMITTED.
-Messrs. Flanders and Hahn, some weeks
since elected from the New Orleans dis
tricts. we're admitted to seats in Congress
on Tuesday, by vote OF 81 to A.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

-Nicholas Longworth, Of Cincinnati,
noted for his wealth and grape culture,
died last week. His property is valued
at ffteoa million of dollars. 1t was
mainly accumulated from the rise of real
estate in that city.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

Surgeon Cummings, of the 18th
Connecticut, writing from Thibodeaux,
La, says "You can have little idea at
home of the privation and suferings OF
these Southern people Meysurcycon-
not lice through another gee, Of acar.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

The Quakers at the South do not
escape the consequences Of the rebellion.
Some have been forced into the ranks
as soldiers; while those that escape have
70 nav five hundred dollars each, that
beipo the price Of exemption from the
oonscr;ntion act. A committee Of Friends
recently visited Richmond, and peti-
toned the Government for exemption,
both from service and conscription taxes,
but they effected nothing Since the
war broke out about FIVE hundred Qua
kers in North Carolina have fed to the
Free States.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
sruAI.T,S HOUSE;

TO 207 d 2o9 Randolph Street, Chicago Illinois.
~ This house is centrally located, in the business
.rt Of the city near the Post Office the Court House
cad ali the principle Rail Road DcpotS The accom-
oodatons arc good, and cheaper than most oi the
= yofels In this Vicinity (ntl-tfl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
muTnNEY SMITH.

~ANNER AND CURRIER Mineral Point. Wis
Leather of all kinds. also Hair for Piastering al
sys on laud cheap for cash. job orb done at stor
y s;ec =, and ,',,' 81, moderate terms ln26-rfl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
Wisconsin Items.

John W Davis, a young man about
25 years of age, was drowned near Beaver
Dam last week
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

We have the authority of Senator
Wilson for saying that Gen. Mcclellan s
report of the peninsula campaign will
soon be published.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

A WISDFALL.-A poor Carpenter,
named Cyrus Holmes, living at Platts-
burg, Ohio, has lately fallen heir to a
property in Westchestcr county, n. Y,
valued at S214,000.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
Il. M. STRONG

TToRxEY AZ LAW. Notary Pnhhc, Land and
Colleciin. Agent, Dodgeviiic Wis Farti'ntF
,ntion Given 20 the settlement Of estates IN the
nty Court Office in Court House. Up oiairs.I
n2S-yl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
[PubliShed February Il, 1861
CHAPTER IL.
AN ACT to authorize the entry ofjudg-
ments in actions brought against per-
sons charged as jointly liable.


ments in actions brought against per-
sons charged as jointly liable.
Tie people qfiie atc of U5scons5n represented in n
ate and lssens5ty, do enact as totows;
Section /, Whenever it shall appear
OH the trial Of an action on contract
against several defendents, sought to be
charged as jointly liable, that such con
tract was made by either or any Of such
defendants, and not by all of them. the
court may rcnderjudgement against such
Of the defendants as are proved on such
trial to be jointly liable, upon any such
contract, to the plaintiff or plaintiffs in
said action.
Section 2 IF on any such trial, no
cause Of action shall be established
against either or any such defendents,
such defendents shall be entitled to a
judgement against the plaintiff in said
action for costs, unless for good cause
the court shall otherwise determine.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect and
be in orce from and after its passage.
Approved Feb 81, 1868.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

AN.ACT to authorize certain parties TO
be sworn and examined as witnesses
in their own behalf.
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented ia
ate and assembly, do enact as.totLogs:
Section. |. In all actions against any
ship, boat or vessel, now pending or
which may hereafter be brought in any
of the courts of this state, the owner,
agent, consignee, master or other person
interested in such ship, boat or vessel,
appearing and defending in such action,
as the plaintiff or plaintiffs, may be ex-
amined as witness in his, her or their
own behalf upon the trial of any such
action, in like manner as in action be.
tween individuals and in all such cases
the plaintiff or plaintiffs shall give the
notice of the intended examination of a
party in his own behalf, to the party or
parties appearing and defending in be-
half ofsuch ship, boator vessel. Where
the examination OF the party defending
is intended, lie shall give like notice to
the party plaintiff. In either case the
notice shall be the same as is required
by the laws Of this state, and may be
served upon the party or his attorney.
See. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved Feb. q, 1868.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

roTARY PUBLIC. Deeds, Mortgages, '>e, draw
Win aecuracy, at his Hote On Main street
s.,eviile. VIZ, LosyA-5il
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
q OF G. TT

a MICITIA LODGE, NJ. lGl. Independent Order OF
Y coma Ten,nlars meets every Monday evening in
]. + Thomas Hall at ~ O'clock. Membcrs Of this
rider visinr this Village are cordially invited 70 meet
with rs. l.. NJ STRONG, ". {. I.
PIE. NaCHELL, ". r. ;.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

6 w BURIAL, II. D.
AHYsIcIAN And SURGEON, Dodscyi!l", Iowa
County. Wisconsin tui-yl.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

PRUx1SG.- Winter pruning is gener-
ally abandoned by good orchardlsts.
The wounds made now are exposed to
the weather. and do not heal over as
readily as when it is done in early sum
mer-American Agriculturist.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

HANDSOME RorIrs.-The James cot
ton mills at Nevburyport, Mass, have
declared dividends Of seccny per cent.
in less than fifteen months.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
j. IT. CLARY,
i r. ROBERTS,

my TToRNEY At LAW, NTinerl Point, Wis or
nd II nee in Thomas Stone Block. l"i-EI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
S. w. REESE,

!, TToRNFY AT LAW Land aud Collecting Agent
Dodgeyillc, Iowa County, WI P3ftlfH'T "' =
zion given 10 collecting agencies. and payment Gi
lbs in Iowa County. Once ii the Post Once 'uii'-
= ~ :" sO,.'' ni-yll
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
.tofsssional 4 Busjncss CaOs

SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
oGEYLLLE, WIS
,,uacts hack nay for discharged Soldiers. Bounty
d Nancy and back pay for heirs of deceased soldiers
,isnsion certificates procured Bounty claims settled
eric es essabliscd by Law.
r. SAMUEL ". REESE Atty
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

II sincss Cards. year, orc dollar line or rae
yo lines and fify cents fer each additional line.
arly are allowed the privilege OF chang
quarterly.
scinl Notices loaded and kept inside. fifty per
advance on usual rates.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05
[PaJliSLed E5ruary *, 1861
CHAPTER II.

AN.ACT to authorize certain parties 10
be sworn and examined as witnesses
in their own behalf.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-03-05

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
LATEST NEWS
CAtne. Oct 10.

CAtno, Oct ID.
The steamer Anglo Saxon and Sunpy
Side have just ssrived from Memphis.
The former las SO bales &C cotton. the
latter has 100 bales Of cotton.
The Captain Of tho Sunoy side favored
% With the Evening Bulletin OF the 18th
eth additional Of the particular Of tho
fight at Coliie,ville.
Advices from Lit he Rock, the 10th,
At that tue was quiet. No rebels have
been heard Of for = naGb Der Of miles
around. It ia believed tho rebel army
is scattered 10 every direction. There il
q feriect revival Of Union sent ment 10
that country. The people were coming
Ia every day, taking tho oath and en-
tering into the service Of the United
sia.es. Erto last Wednesday upwards
oi 1000 Uo.ou nen joined the uoiSo
army At Little Rock. Some ct these
men tell Of the mos, awful bartar't'ss
perpctra,ed by the rebels. Men noted
for the syowai of Union sentiment have
been hing w to tees and notices pm
ned on their clothes 10 the effect tnst
any one WHO should take HIM dOvn aGa
bury him should suffer the same fate.
Tue health oiAhe troops ia excellent. a
very quiet time is expected during the WIN
ter.
Inc Memphis Bullstia has % account o.
| Of the pursuit Of Chalmers, by Col. uatcn'
alter the Ashe at Cclliesville on Monday.
| After Col. Hatch struck Chalmers at To-
| grahan's Mills, three mites soush o. Bay
halis, where severe fight ensued lasting
two hours, the enemy were dislodged from
! . atrong position. The position was carried
by Lieut.. Dol. Phillips brigade, On the right
AID centre, the 7th Kansas leading the
charge. The enemy lost City killed ana
wounded. lie then refreshed, pressed oy
| Col. Hatch, some thirty miles further south
| to the Talihatcbie. Here the enemy heio
very strong position. At the little towE
| Of Nyatts u deep TRENCH had been made
| entirely around the town, and the enemy Z
| reinfvrceMents reached them in time
to secure the town. At o'clock p. m,
| tuesday the l2,h inst,, our forces reached
| hat point. The enemy occupied the RIVER
aide with $500 to 1900 men and nine
pieces Of artillery. Col. Hatch bad some
. 300 men and eight pieces Of artillery, 10
two bsisaIes, ono commanded by Col. Pal
| lips, aud the other by Lieut.. Col. Morris.
! rhe fight soon commenced. liAtchs artil-
lery was massed in the ceutre. Tho enemy
.k,rmishers were driven in, when they
charged on oar left The charge was &c
ceycd and repulsed with fearful loss to the
enemy, BY the 9th Illinois and 9th Illinois
cavalry. and 81 Michigan. Tbc enemy
made . desperate charge on the lett, ano
we're again repulsed By the same forces
the enemy leaving tieir dead on the ground
The night closed dark and rainy, but th'
enemy still held his ground. Oar men CLOSED
ID the enemy about O'Clock, charged
down, and tie rebels plunged in confusion II
the river. Our men charged after them
The enemy fed panic stricken, leaving il
our hands 800 rifles aud 20 prisoners. Th'
town was soon in AAnes, and is now total.
| DESTROYED
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
w AsHIy0Tox Oct. 10


Yesterday Whites and Mosby's guer.
riIlas were mcanderlng about, and about
100 men camo down from Aldie, near
Chantiiy and taking the Frying Pan
road and succeeded in getting between
the army and tho dcfences.
Our gang came down within mile OF
Chain Bridge and fired into tho. rifle pits
Of one Of the forts.
Several officers were captured, tOgeth.
er with six men Of the 18th n. Y. cav
airy, aud number of wagons DC.
Our cavalry was sent in pursuit OF
them and overtsking them brisk fight
eusued 10 which the rebels were defeat
ed and driven with great loss.
The Secretary Of War returned this
morning from his interview with Gen.
Meade.
At the headquarters in the field the
military su,horitics have not reached
any positive conclusion Is 10 the posi-
ton or strength Of Lees army.
Our cavalry find the enemy 10 every
direction, hut their main body has been
effcctually concealed. One opinion en-
hrtaned ls that Lee has retired behind
Bull Run mountains, and falling back
towards his intended position on the
Rapp,dan, but by some Of the most ex'
per.tnced officers here, j. is believed
ihst the principal part Of his infantry
have been cent in the direction of liar
prs Ferry ard Winchester, with the
view of covering and supporting another
extensive cavslry raid iutO MARYLAND
and Pennsylvania.
In THE FIELD, Oct. 10.
Yesterday Reconnaissance was made
by Col. Chapman and portion Of The
1T brigade aud Bniord's cavalry divis-
ion composed Of the Sth ILL.,, aud tbt
5th N. Y. cavalry regiments. Col
Chapman visited ChaniilIy, Aldie ant
Dranesville without discovering the enc
my.
1t was discovered that Stuart with hi
cavalry had passed the day before in thu
direction OF Aide and yesterday toward.
the Rsppahsnnock, and destroying 81
the bridges along tho road.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
Lees Army Resrces.11 10
wards The Rspidan.
waring Exploit Of . Squad
OF Rebel Cavalry.
pneateon or the Main BODY
or Lce's Army I'm.
certain.
threatened Rebel Cavalry
Raid BntO Penn.
sylyania.
.eps.,a, 70 tie Hsfsl1.l
HEADQUARTERS Army OF the

...r PoroMAc. 10th.
It il now quite definitely settled that
the rcbcls are falling back towards the
R.pidan and cur army offers them bat
tie By advancing on them. The con
struction train gave them run - far -
Brislow station today.
Tomorrow supply trains will run to
beyond that point.
The trcslc bridge was burned At Bris.
too by tic rebels
The Railroad track between Manassas
and Ca,lett's station was almost wholly
torn up by the rebels.
The slight skirmish;ng to-day does not
indicate a general engagement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
Man ~ \. OSE

A LADY LOST POCKET BOOK CON
n tai,irg SIS, on Second street. between aat-
riscn's GROCERY store ana Rock Island stseet.-
Tho finder viii be literally rewarded ~ leaving
tn 9 same st tisrrison's Grocery, ID street, be-
tw cen brady and Perry, or at this Office.
oct1O.d,f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
MRS. Is. a. GEHRING,

MRS. IS. A. GCEHRING,
FASHIONABLE LINER,
Cloak. NJ aMl1.. 4 Ssge>s. Wa K err,
EsKp~ EAST SECOND SIRE EFT. BETWEEN
~ brady and Perry, Davenport, Iowa.
49, Keels constantly on hand large
Il III and we'll selected stock Of the most
w fashionable siliinery Goods, TO which
she calls the attention OF tho public.
Fashions received monthly. my10-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
Watch Seat Lost.

4 GOLD WATCH SEAL. With A MlIlA-
n rCRE set in it. 1es lost in town to-day. The
finder wi DO handsomely rewarded by leaving
the sawe at smiths Livery stable, Commercial
OcI6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
Particular NOlfcel

."ere srs many preparations cold uader lie
"aMs q 0s"sss sas up ~ quart botsles comcovmd
Cd y sas e". .pst scA.4ksyo commo. rsss. cess;ne
'ro ~ ." ~ ee"t' pr gallon, tie taste disguised ~
zA's ctas Of Bsttsrs haze easssd and viii ....
TIME to canss, long tloy can 5. sela
to DE sAe dee'A ~ Pc dr,sksrL By sss;r M 4.
'ys.1 - Aept eo"si"ss!s sndsr The s.1.s.cs Of II
eAoAotc SfmHts:fs Of lie sorss kind Ms d.s:y. y.
hi9ser IS created and kps up, md IL = M A. ~
death ~ -"
for t''oss Sho desire and will have . L;...r
1 S,aers &c YIot''s tie la1.:ssg reeeips: Oct oee
mag - thee quarts 81 good ursnSy mr.
wAis3sy sad 1s .sssis ~.H b q p,esarot;cs
ehat oW far ex"oI IL .edienl sjys.s e.d -. ~
eetss.ex asy q tie L'ssor Bitter. !. Ms se,f.,
asa wv Cost much l0so. Yos vii h0.. IN 81
sirtsss u ueeaasd,s lIitlers e n"..s =. -
.s"A good article Of Liquor a ,.wel H. -.
s"a" t"sss 'sfsrsVr preparations will cost yo..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
DR. RuNTEK
Treats Many Disea 9 es .

- ~ u y ~ TN
Treats Many Diseas es i.
~. MANY CHRONIC DIS
..--lsssSssa xAsEs incidental to the hu.
Se6A msa family, aud even such ~
ZY i24S4 have heretofore been consd-
- cred incurabie By the medical
m faculty OF the world, are skill.
ful,y treated with distinguished success bb DR..
WIN. HUNTER. Da. JAMES HUNTER and
DH. HANS YOH BADEN, Of Leipsic. Germany
These shrce scient fc Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their prot ession for up
wards Of forty years. They esiecisily call the
attention OF the afflicted to the following named
dissas,s;
Coughs, Colds. Group, Consumption,
Ind the most distressing Of all diseases the
ASTHMA OF Pn1nlsIc and all other complaints Of
tho Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
o. see OF the Stomach, Liver, k,dneys. Spleen
Bladder ~ Bowsis, such IS Dy spepsis, which Il
a very distressing compl iint Diarrhs ,OyssntaSy
C,nstipation or con ,inucd C ,stivsusss This las
ter disease most always prein9uces
Files Anca E'10ts11a<
Which - treated with marked sucless without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. Tie nsrvsl
are often diseased and Nsuralgii, Rheumstism
Gou; and Paralysis are distressing co@plains.-
Also all Female Com plant, such a. Weakness
ont cutting with knife.
CARcRIxoNA, or CANCER, Is another disease tina
has hitherto b.faed the skill Of the errdits ant
learned doctors Of tho world. This nonstron
Hydra must now bow its head, for IL can occurred
All Tumors. Wins, Ulcers Or Old Sores, lid dis
cases, White SwellinRs, Club feet. alike can b
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the Eye0,
Such az LachryDal F ,stuia. >trabismus or Cros
Eyes. Black or White spots on the Eye Ball, Ser
yes Kindness and Catars,t.
The latter disease can often be cured Withou
resort 70 cutting With the knife. Patients viii
Cataract will do ell to esl aud les tho Doctor OF
anime ,heireasc. large asstrtmcnt Of
Artificial Eses, pc, f.etig natural. Al
dseenses Of ths Ear.
Such as roaring or buszing sounds, offensive dis
charges and de.fness. The doctor has Tubes a.,
Ear Drums ard Oracles. of all sizes and discrip
tions, whch restore nearing very perlcst to thos
who ere deaf.
Persons writing will en- lose ten cents. Writ
wi, yoIr full name. towr, cCpnty and State. =
Your letters will be promptly answered BE =
particular as you can 10 giving full history q
your disease. Address.
DIR HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RIDDEN,
Box 607e Post ORice
Hours from 4. N. to & P. u. Office No.
Randop h corner Of Oesrtcn street, Chicago, III
Oet1.diy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
OflcG.

nN AND AFTER OCTOBER 18TH THE
~ Fare OF TIE Pennsylvan.a and Scott Houses
will be 81 % per day or IS cents tor single Meals
n. g. DAVIS son.
eeS g. j. HUMPHREY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

- 1ab49 1ffxBn 81
!: ! ! : J ] !:
mr. e - sassA . Ne rsbs .
ARA no6ieioe 1Aoe VIA - N an a
yN1ZA eaA y her -" bs4 her - 8
XIV ssaeeA sstiahes, ssnstsal aosol,en
- . sal6ases - aQsn6ss sego-
A7 80 9 - systsn. u ~ - isas
WI 0s O1ea01, especially - ~
VXO1 nraAsess sofnscse errn
mW WEST AND SOUTH WEST
.hsso eAsy Asvs bssn istssdvsea.
eesl - sossnaeaaed - tAe Pr.
ieaa4s = bees1siai " takse u ~
- laaoG1t6ss = assse6Aoee visA
- eissseiooss = pssveoAaaive -
esfs ses 1svna am 1GUa,
LIVER 60 MPLAINT
! | ! ! ! ! ]
1871 S.asss' tsse,. DyseYs:s. lsdts.s-
N.GD "os, Ssssdses, DsAisns, ~.
SM~ Prsssiss ef Spirits, Lsssssr,
NXM 40 oil dsraaeeasnts 4 the diRss-
Ez6W uvs fsnetiOaS. For debilit.ssd psr-
IA AN - they ass pAfsssuasiy recon
AN7 z nsedses giving - APOSTLE sad
EEX1nD 'sesngth = tAe WAsle Aaoaa isAno.
WIZ lhess bitsessars seisstiacally ~.
-ulf rasses - - , sdeef soss 60.
0mZ stne0so q ksosa naaAe, Hssbs,
( seea. 49, ReeAs which have bsec
sscs1 most sgsstsal b laag nsdi-
- expseseoes, - peesses he soqusi-
~ Icate fssPsstiests ralsestae aad
CUHlNn ths above complaints.
EIsese Ditts1s aae the psoe 0anss
tnsso. saving hin noa1 jselse 6iua,
49, weal = the rich mana selenss
~ = ma ecmiort /; insisorsting The veak
Ex soa dehiiit.tsd, driving swav mel
IANh sneholy, making life Of aiseey one
nVT/W fuaAlioysd sajoyment.
wv Ihsss bittets have bssn introdue-
AI 81 AID are being assd. not only Il
ANT1 Z he hospitals, 6us sncne ths ssna
ENH<1V ere - ~ appetizer toaio And rseu.
0AE 'stee q - systsn thsougAost ~
amN ARMY OF THE NORTH.
By and With the consent q the hish.
ess Government authority.
0ssessese. lapoiisof sGsssssl
M gSars ltee ny bittsss - con
tain larger proportion Of real ned
icisAl Ingredients than any oths
keOnach Bittsss in the market %,
A-xeH ~ comparison with esLsss Il viii b
Wan 81 on u once that are srsON0p
E2hs<> and upon tris " be found NOR
slXH/LA1 snioient tia others; they Or
ECZFV agreeable - the tasts, invisofstiu,
J KY in eject mhds Of good materials en-
NN = an article thst oil ny customer
M/<A s.'seI z: tAs second time with sqas
@M i has been nv purpose 70 >.
Al forth On sitiols that viii please q
ny Gus onsss snd honestly 40 n
that is clsimsd for then, l will no
publish OF make any elains for thee
Bittsfs that are not eonsistsnt 8
that their virtues vii! not var,ass
Esoh bottls ceptsina q espsesonte,
eAY sVLL 0uAhf, thus sivine to ~
sy psrson - regards The auantisv
1913 he worth Of the money inverted. :
NAeD Let evsryb body try u On and lie,
(0H~ will be fully CONVINCED Of the trutl
vnN>/LNl OF tue ahcye statsmeots.
FXV DIR. e. w. ROR1CR
ME1 Proprietor Of Stomach Bittsrs. Bloc,
9NH<9V parfsr, blosd Pills, Catswbs 90,
~ApI swedish Dran6iss. Nanufactor
>0H IS So ~ ! 63E. "a st., Gin, o.
80 A.C COOK, Chiasso, asal As.a
geSold eat ..elssais in Chicago b. rULIkR
FfkCH ! FULLER, and oil Drueeiats.
e. Country Merch:ets!eaa Dealers supple,
Sold In Davsns ost BY ?. Jseoby, yr., 3. s. Hsi
lord, Stevenson ! Carnshsn. W. W. Pashee. q
Schlegri, Ditxsn 1 Koch and n. Kovaes. q.
Sold 1t wholesale by Beiderbeeka N,lia, -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

HKS. JACKSON, HERRERr CO. Pm.
~ prietoss Of the Nstionsl Dispsnssrv. estsS.
sned - Oincinnati o., Jaa. !. 1860, care oil pri-
w. diseases With uoszanpled raridity.
l@potency. Neetsral Emissions o. ksl: .i'lis
Nurnsi knissions. Fsmsle Ccuplssns 1; s.A y sese
eveIy poss Bile Torn and vssiety Of = ~ secrt
ss.e. Cares rspid. thorough an. ,..s.uI sse dc.
49, %cessats. send Tor oS.s eivSi","ss.sss.se
as. .n ~ ~ ~; :, ssss pae Of verdi -
tended for ladies only. '' e'fsslaf Il.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
J. III. WARN lCK.
HAHN DRESSER AND PkRFuMEa
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nF SUPERIOR MAKE. ALSO LADIES
- Wigs. Rraias, Bsudaue, Switches. BUFF and
Cusls always on band and made IN order ~ serv
low rstss. Also manufactured IA IL JEWEt,Rf
Of The lest esylss. The highsss price paid fee
saW haiti.
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