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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR TIE
IN PERMANENT CURB OF

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR TIE
IN PBRMANBNT CURB OF
Gonorrhes, elect. Urethfal Discharges, Impo-
tenoe, Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions,
Incontinence, Genital Debility and lrri-
liability, Gravel, Structure and affec-
tions Of the Kidney Bladder,
which has,,been used by upwards Of.
100 Physician
in their private practice, with entire success, 81
percsding Cubeb's Capsules, or any other CON-
BELE,S SPECIFIC PELkS-y
are speedy in action, often efectingsa cure in a
few DAYS, and when q cure is effected il IL Per.
manent- They are prepared from vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmless on the system, and mover
nauseate the stomach or impregnate the breath |;
and being sugar coated, all nnuseous Taste 10
avoided. No change Of diet is necessary whilst
using them, nor does their sction interfere with
business. Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
Price 81. Sold by all the principal Druggists.
In places where no agent il advertised they will
be sent by mail, post paia, and conndentislly Sc
cured from observation when desired, receipt Of
money. BY J. BRYA AN, NJ. D., 70 Cedar-st, N. r.
Smith i Dryer Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
L. j. WELLS.
Pm A IL M A T. II u IT'S II
MO. ga IA Ady 0t.,

Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Oils, Varmishes, Dyes, Glass,
Putty, Brushes, Surgical Il
Dental Instruments, Per.
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ticles, soaps, Liquors for
medical purposes. Patent
Medicines. &c, &c.
Particular attention paid
to Physicians Prescr1p-
lions and Orders from
Country Physicians.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

They are sovenen remedy tor the Headache,
and in fact, eli diseases, no matter what theii
names that have IN orieinin Nervous defange.
meut Of the Stonsch and Liver, and knowing no
such word ~ fail. III cir march 10 onward and up
ward to perfection. They operate 81 Mild Ca
lions OF acid matter and are adapted for oil ages
end constitutions
A few doses will lieht Up the eyes with brilliaa.
cy, impert rich glow Of beauty so the cheek, hii
the soul With estacy, and bring the beauties OF
tho unknown world down to mortal vision. They
vil add rlumpness " the form free the SKIN from
oil pimples and eruptions and leave the mind and
bsdy Is clear and bright % . fairy dream.
Melancholy and gloomy anticipations arc dis
pclled, and the demon Of Ennui is baniehed.
Loss Of Power and impotence yields before
them as the dew before the rising sun.
Dcbilitated Persons are renewed In strength
and vigor under their magic influences, and they
are capable Of almost uncomfortable enduranees,
which causes . new life to dawn upon them.
They i,ossess tho power Of producing sleep -
peacei al ~ an infant, and Of lulling pain like
charms froio tho land Of spirits.
Rheumatis.u, Neuralgia, Palpitation of the heart
and Prostration 10 entirely cured BY use Of them.
They are rival to Quinine, as generel tonic
and for the cure Of Chills and Fever.
The pernicious habit Of Opium eating and
The system 10 changed under their magic infu
acesnd the desire 70 indulge will no logger exist
The Dispirited become hopeful, tho despairing
happy. The nervous spring into elastic life. The
weak assume new strength. The author aid
speaker each receive new ideas, and the pom Is
gifted with q skill that entrances the world.
The Soldier fosgets the wcarinees OF his march
and endowed with almost supernatural endurance.
The Mech anic is raised to the highest pinnacle,
end imbued With the spirit Of unfaiing energy.
Sold by all Druggists, in Boxes, rs cents each ;
and in large Boxes, containing small, u each
M H. hv mail nrAnaid ms nj
of the money BY tho proprietor, -
J. BRYAN, ii. D., 70 Cedar ST., New York.
Smith l. Dryer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
IL. WELLS, Agent, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

S95. Passage Reduced cas-.
By THE
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

No lesa than seven correspondents of
the N. Y. Herald are held as prisoners
by the rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
THE LIVERPOOL AND CORK LINE
AND fHK
W - - b 4 N e to N IA N .
sOP SAILING PACKETS.

- The xndersignsd are prepared to issue Ger
&p c. Of passage BY the above Lines TO
bring out passengers from Great Britain
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British Provinces, at the lowest rates. For full
inform attn apply to SAsLBk SRARL., e Broad
wav,N Ny. IRA N. CLIFFORD,
aeI5 dom First National bank, Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
MEDICAL.

q ~ "
VPIELSN
PRoOxAA16ATx -
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Both Married and Single.
the OLDEST REeuLAT0RlF0R
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NJ A. Al 81
oNssrsetsons.
THIs CuRH aAs Been ssCossrzsp ,os Many
YsARs 40
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and: which. If ne. regularly sxpsrisncsd, win
produce
MISERY AND DEATH,
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AND II THAT
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The propriotors Of Dr.. Ch seseuans
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
MEDICAL.
Movs vsisshs sass al!
DRT.aJVsSLLEER PILLS

- - II o00v - AAA~ - AAA -
CCIENCE q iass hss brossht 10 Eight the trss
~ artidoto Of sickness, and mAnkiad can mud
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uss Of BnYAH's LsvB PlLIs, those who wander y
depths Of sosfow, spd whsse nervous temperament
adds keeoer anguish 70 every Ill Of lifs becomes,
~ IL were, bleGssd With new exastsnce. The
clouds Of fate, so0bso IN their hues, roll away |;
the stars Of hop. one By one snsrgs from The deep
roossses Of the soul tears Of anguish and sY;eR
ass ehsngsd 70 smiles oiisy. and The rainbow Il
peace arches il splsndof Ger the raging waves Of
darkness; and whilst this wonderful change 10
effected, there u no secondary action TO leave :
weakness In iss train or bad elects upon the mind
OF body. The nervous hypochondfiac need no
longer resort to Opium, Morphine Liquor OF other
stimulants to drown the oares Of life. BRYAxs
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the Stomach, Liver and Biliasy sscretions, the
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10 Joys that lifts them up 70 the highest altit1d
Of happiness they spread the soft wings Of hope
and the dove Of peace to the bosoms OF the wret-
cbed. and warm the cold hearted with the Gre Of
ardent love.
The Poet 10 inspired with thoughts Of briliancy
The Orator with words of IRE.
The Soldier with indomitable courage.
The Scholar wish new and brilliant ideas.
The Inventor with bright conception If noble
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

Respectfully call attention Of business mes md
the tssvelisg conmuuity 10 he superior sseom-
modatou and comfort offered II their establish
meut. KANA0A, FOWLER ! CO.
ap1l-6meM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
The Glasgow and Cork Line.

the MosTssAL X. N. OCEAN TfBAnsHIp Co
Canadian L1nOs
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28
Effect Of the "Prize Fight In
New York.

Judging by the newspaper remarks, very
few of the great battles of the present war
have created greater excitement in New York
than the brutal prize fghtaiu England be-
tween the two bruisers, Heenan and King.
The correspondent of the Philadelphia
Lsaqsr, writing from that city, says
The great majority Of bets had been made
on the side of the Bepicia Boy, in the full
confidence {, t hewould bs the best man,
The DISAPPOINTMENT seemed to be universal,
John Moriissey is said to have lost S2V,VoV,
in like PROPORTION. A vel. known judge,
whose name begins with B, is also said to
have lost some thousands. At Mat, Good
ersons, in Chatham street-a famous resort
for pugilists-au immense crowd of roughs
assembled to hear the news read. AT first
MANY of them refused to believe It at al.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28
From Morris Island.

A correspondent of the Philadelphia ~
quir.r,,writing from Morris Island few
days ago, says
The tides have been higher than have
been known since our army landed here, and
the waves have licked up the sand drifts
and gobbled up the headland, both on this
and Folly Island. Our first parallels in the
siege of Wagner are nearly all Washed away
and many graves Of our soldiers have been
thus exposed and their cofins 1oated out
Dead heroes going to sea is melancholy
item, but it is truth without poetry or sx-
aggeration. =,
The sun does not shine; it blears OF
scorches. The breeze does not kiss, but
blinds you with cloud, of sand; the nora oi
the marshes bring no fragrance, but mals,
ria; the birds do not sing, but pipe notes OF
ceaseless sadness. There is no forest to al
ford you shelter, no green valley to ramole
over, no mountains with blue peaks to cheer
the vision, and even the sky and clouds ap
pear mean and cheap as you gaze upon them
dsy after day and night after night. The
ocean sighs with dirge-lke monotone ss
it chafes the beach, or howls with rage
when the storm drives it headlong aud tn
multuous against the hesdiands and sand
drifts.
From the beacon house here, / pssped
through field glass, Yesterday, and sa"
Charleston las large as life" but by nc
means as natural. I could see the people
on the Battery, and could almost distin
guish the hour of day by the old clock on
St. Phillips Episcopal Church. There is.
knot hole (s) IN the spire of said church, ane
the Right Reverend diabolical divine VINO
breaches rebellious theology there ought te
put .Ais hat ID it at once. However, W:
shall be in Charleston after Christmas, and
will then build him new steepie, and reju
venate the city generally. Our slogan Ii
Charleston, and will be until We see
The pensive moon 60 down
Behind the steeples Of THAI town
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28
President Maxim e.

WENDELL PHILLIPS AND HORACE GREELEY.
WENDELL PHILLIPS delivered aharsngus
at New York, Tuesday night, aud was fol
loved by Mr. GREELEY. The following is
report of what was said on President
making.
PHILLIPS said
Next year we launch into President ma
King. In that terrible storm of personal
ambition, who knows the road that leads to
safety2 Mr. Lincoln has one rival in that
future, whose mead is highest, and he be-
longs 10 the treasury. Now, Mr.. Chase has
great merits; he has done great service to
the country. | would like to have him stay
where he is [applause,] if itwere only 10 see
his bank system prove failure Applause,
If it were only to see the failure of that
magnificent project of his turning the whole
banking capital of the country into a tub
without bottom. If he must leave before
his schemes are tested, want the people to
remind him that on two great occasions the
virtue of his anti-slavery life was tested and
proved to be base metal. Let him give us
some reason to hope that if it is tested the
third time it will prove better. There was
an hour when Mr.. Chase held the State OF
Ohio IN his right hand. Bred Democrat,
ia the State rights doctrine Of that period,
he knew the strength that State had e
right TO exert against the Union. In the
custody of an Ohio sheriff was the noblest
woman almost that ever trod this continent,
Judged by her opportunities, Bred 2 slaye,
with no opportunity for culture when she
saw the slave master descending on her era
die, she gave her babe MP TO God to save 1t
from bondage, tie sublimity of mothers
hesoism. That was the highest historic
moment Ohio ever knew. There stood this
slave mother incarserated BY an Ohio sher
F-10overnor Chase knew wen her rights,
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= = .
A singular and Affecting Incl.
dent .l. o..

\ Cincinnati paper says that some three
vssrs go household in the city of Gov
ington was thrown into colnmotion by the
sudden disappearance OF a daughter twelve
years of age. She was tracked to the ferry
boat, but whether she had passed safely over
or had been drowned, was not discovered.
Patient and anxious waiting brought no
tidings other. The frsnzied and unhappy
father, although in moderate circumstances,
sought the newspaper offices, and adver-
tsed a reward of 81 900 to whoever should
restore his missing child All proved un-
availing Some time afterwards the corpse
Of Young lady was found in the river near
Vevay, about forty miles below here, and
hearing Of 1t he went there, but it was net
his daughter. r. s.. sgy4B-a5
Time wore on, and no tidiRg. came Of the
lost child. She was dead to them but they
could not visit her grave About twelve
months since the striken family removed to
Mexico and took up their abode ina coun-
try foreign in language and customs. in
features and in habits from that IN which
they had met with their great loss. Il
might wear away their thoughts from sadly
Illuminating on the past, and enable them, il
region devoted to religious duties, to look
more hopefully toward the great future
There they still are.
About week since, steamer arriving
from Memphis. was crowded with passeu-
gers, who were upon the guards strsiniDg
their eyes to gather into one look the multi
tudinous objects, which throng the public
landing. One, however, young girl bud
ding into wonanhood, sought the outer rail
and looked wistfully over the naked shore
Of Covington, to where hid away, under, a
clump of trees, was the cottage other child
hood, hoping in vain to see the curling
smoke announce to her warm welcome
within. Quickly she passed over the ferry
where long since she had disappeared; no one
noted or knew her, and she vent without
interruption 10 the door Of her fathers
house. 1t answered i t her knock, weeds
had grown up rank anu rougA where she
Lad left flowers, and 10 sigDs OF human life
we're to be found there.
1t was the turn now Of the wsyward child
to weep, and when, BY inquiry, .hs found
how far and almost hopeless she was sep
Grated from her parents, she began to feel
assolate. PiQued al some chiding or some
punishment Of hec mother, she had gon 6
upon steamboat, where female passenger
hired her as nurse. After little while
the war broke out, stopping all intercourse
nth the South by the river, and, though
she soon found that untried friends but sell
dom prove steadfsst N trouble. and that the
harshuess Of parent is melting kindness
beside that of stranger, yet she was un-
sble until lately to return. A kind lady of
Coyinston has given shelter to the wanderer
until her return is made known to her pa
rents
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28

The New York World, in an article on
the order consigning Maj. MCLEAN to Van
couver's Island, states that after he receiv-
ed the order. heapplied 90 General BURS-
SIDE to be relieved from, the department,
that he might go. The World says: VI !.
The Gen. at once sprotested against the
withdrawal of Maj j., MCLEAN from depart
ment in which his services had been so yalu-
able, and where his presence was so ids
pensable. Gen. BURNSIDE, if we are cor
reetly informed, also rsmonstratedy against
Mai. McLEAN's removal, because his pres
ence was of the first importance I'M some
trials of officers for frauds, embezzlements.
and swindling in the Quartermaster's de
partment. ..A.I ~ fbttB fI
But STANTON became in hurry that Nc
LEAN should be of, aud the World remarks:
#Major MCLEAN receiveds despatch inquir-
ing why be had not gone t0Fort Vancouver.
He replied, as we presume, by stating the
fact that he bad applied tohis department
commander to pc relieved, but his order was
detained. A despatch then came from the
War Departmentperemptorily ordering him
to go to Fort Vancouver at once, without
waiting to be relieved, and inquiring wtiat
day he would start upon his journey b
The World takes occasion to say that il
has not received any information from Maj.
MCLEAN. 1t gives synopsis OF the HURT
case, and charges that Maj. MCLEAN is sent
away because he knows too much about
that affair.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28
DISEASE OF InPRUDENcE

whsn ,hs misguided and imprudsnt votary VI plea.
r, tnds that he has imbbed the seeds OF this paniu
al ease il too often happens that an -tmed senss
shsme or dread Of discovery, detsrs him nom appynl
- tbose Who from education and respectablity, can
sIona befrieud hIru delaying till the constitution
symptoms OF this horrid disease make their appearance
mob as liberated sore throat diseased nose
pains in the head and Limbs, dimness Of ngn. 49,
bssS lace ana sItrsmit.s progressing with f1ghtfl
r.pi3ity, till at last the palate Of tbs mouth OF tn
bonss Of the nose fall in and the victim Of thus avn
disease becomes horrid object Of eomnssra.on, W ~
ing him 10 athat Undiscovered Country nom ~hsne'
IT i s!aneIoly foet that Thousands l.li victims =
this terri BILE disease owing TO the "
nor.nt nrateuders Who by the use Of that DsSdy F0
a. MfTctrv ruin the constitution and make ths fs
-
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28

CAPTAIN YouSG, Of the 17th New York,
said TO hsse forged land warrants ten years
ago to the amount Of two millions ofdollsts,
was arrested in Columbus, Ky, isst week.
A reward of tweaty thousand dollars was
offered at the time the deed was committed,
but he remained undiscovered until recos
nized by an old acquaintance. Gen. Smith
tslsgrapbei Secretary Stanton, who ordered
Young under close guard. He was taken
10 Washington lat Sunday by Lisptenant
Aldrich. ~ q .-'1f'
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28
The Virginia City Ent.rprise is respon.,

The Virginia City Enterprise is Response
BILE for the following stock broksres prayer
Our father Manon who srtin the Com.
stock, bully Is thy name; iet7thy dividends
come, and stocks go up in California as IL
Washoe. Give u. this dag oar daily com
missions; forgive Us our swindlesas ~e hope
10 get even with those who have swindled
Is. Lead" rs not into Temptation pro
missing wildcat; deliver Us from lawsuits
for thine is toe comstocEs. the black suiphu
rets and wire silver from wall rock to wall
-ock, yoc beti OIS bIl }JE0fI
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28
YOUNG MEN

vho bsv. iniured themselves BY certain practice In
dnISsd in when alone habit frequently learned NON
ey companions, or at school, the effects OF which are
nightly telt even when asleep, and aot cured rem
dsTs ge impossible and destroys ooth mna ahd
body, should apply Immediately. A,.,,,,
What a pity that young man, the hope Of hisS2uI-
try, the darling Of his parents, should be
az from the path Of nature and ndulgng IN
csrtain secret habit such parsons MUST before con
tenn ATTN
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28
STRANGE Bs

m, vour riy... or health, to ths care Of many
un1.srnsa and worthless PrstsndGs, destitute oi
Snoslsiss name or character, Who copy D,: John
,t. sdyerssmsnts or style shsmsslvss in the nsss.
,pspsrs regularly Eduestsd PhyEssn., IhSs ya.h -.
King their hthy and poisonous compound or AZ Ion
as the smallest fee can be obtsinsd, and II
isays you With ruined health TO sigh over your gshs
DR. Johnston. the only Physician saveTtinns
His credentials or diplomas always hang IL hs oace
HIS rensdiss or treatment unknown 70 all others
prepared from life spent in the great nospt'H OF
P5.rGt( PTaci.ee than any other Physician u shs
-arld
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28

They said it was hoax concocted fer the
purpose of soaring the timid into mature
settlement of their bets, &c; but when Ia
ter dispatches by the Asia came along,
with the ssyeral '.punds," more chop
fallen set of mortais you cannot conceive
The meeting adjourned, some curslng their
bad fortune, others lamsnting Heenan's lack
of endurance, and all bewailing victory
gained over an American "Boy"'by John
Bull.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28
MARRIAGE.

rsaat ths, sound mind and body are the most nscs.-
ssry REQUISITES to promote conuubial happineAs In.
deed, without these the journey through LIE becomes
weary pilgrimage; the prospect hourly dasen 70 sn
ssB With the melancholy reflection that the happiness
az snothsr becomes btghted with our own,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-28
I,possEMEsT OF THE PRESS

TIE many thousands Cured At tHls Insarati2I saI
sf,er year and the numerous important SurglSa4 Up
rsporters Of tbs ''suu, "Csrper," and many othsr
uarsrs rocsa Of which kays Appeared AGAIN and esaH
before the pa6s, SeEitss his standing Is sentslna ~
Of character sni responsibility, - s1nrgnf Svarai-