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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06

THE PERFECTION OF MEDI-
CAL SCIENCE.
Fifty Years Practical Experience.
HOLL0WAY'S OINTMENT.
The rapid sale of this Ointment and the universal
with which II is uniformly received prove coneusyey
its powerful efficacy disease During period fhity
years has stood tine trying ordeal OF the civilized world
and It's popularity atteFts its marvellous virtues he the
demand it day still continues unAbated as eyerp
fact sosgniheant that further comment Is unnecessary
SKIN DISEASES
Erysipelas Ringworm Measles, Small Pox Scarlitina,
RASH Itch Cuaneous Eruptions Botehes, Pimples Pus
tules, whether seiy Dry, Watery Crused or Mattery
ment Its operation is materially assisted by taking Io
loways Purifying Pills which exercise powerful and
healthy Influence on the blood and secretions.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT AND CHEST.
Dipthera or Purid Sore Throat Quinsy Coughs Colds
IIoarseness Influenza, Cattarah, Asthma bronchitis
Tghtness Of the Chest Pursy, &c enhamed state
The glands of the throat and coatngs Of the chest By
rubbing the Ointment the affected parts il is quickly
absorbed and alays the Irritation ceanss the passages
the phlegm which obstructs them, thereby giving i'm
mediate freedom to the organs ofrespiration
LUNG DISEASE, EXTERNAL ULCERS
re extraordinary efficacy of this Balsamic onmen on
old sn,ss Bad Legs and Cancerous Ulcers is frankly
mitted by minent medical men. BY rubbing 1t on tn
chest is quickly nSiG9a ~ d tns 81 s
where ia antisepe properties are equally as active on
liberated tuberces as ca eAernal ulcers, G inonsu
have been cured of Incpent Consumption py perse'er
ing use Of Hooway's Pills aud Ointment. ~
RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, GOuT.
The Exrrueiatng agones OF Tc-Douloureux, Lumbago
and scatca the cripplng diseases OF the Nerves and
Musceu the exquisite torture of Cramps, Gout aud CON
tracted or Still Joints quickly nssuaged by local a
pcatons OF the Ointment which soothes the rritabty
And reaxes the spaama As these diseases however o
gnae in the ecid Of the blood permanent relief can
only he obtained by liberal use OF Holloways rms III
conjunction with the Ointment to renovale the vita
fluid Of the humors which engender the disorders.
Both The Ointment and Pulls Should 6eUsed in th'
foiloDing cases:
Bad Breasts, Corns (soft) sealda,
BurnE Cancers, Sore Nipples
pnnienH Cooobay, Scurvy
Rite Of Mosehetoes alandular SWELL Sore ueDds,
and Sane: Flies, ings, Iun 9rs
chiago-foot Elephant ntasis, Wounds.
Cbiilains Fistuas YAws
'happed hands, Piles,
I.lpnpr MT q are nuine the word
. +, Iolp1y NeD York and London" discernibe as
Wa in every leaf Of the book OF directions arcuD'
eaeh Pc Id Al the Mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY
eo k,id lane New York. aud by all respectable Drug
~ gt J De alers in Medicine throughout the oiyize
s,o,Id sorId IN n9ts at 90 cents, 81 cts and 81 each
aThere is considerable saving by taking the large
RD,rection the guidance of patients in ever
~ iSa1 to each pot deed-sow1yisf
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
nrErnToM
old Paner and Rags.

OIU TdpGI anu IhdH5'
GAVE all the waste paper such you generally throw
u away, such as old books, newspapers paste board
boxes and everything that Is paper made Of paper and
bring 1t to 404 shpley Street, where you will be paid
One hundred tons cotton, wollen and linen rags
wanted, nov7-1m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
Wanted,

TWO FIRST RATE HANDS, ON PANTALooNs.-
steady work App'yto D. CHANDLER,
jan II No, 800 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06
FOR RNNT.

A GROCERY STORE, at the corner Of 18th and Market
"A street. and good set OF fixtures for sale. Enquire
Of WIN. RICE
oct3l-lm 10th and Mar ket.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-02-06

experienced Salesman wanted in Dry Goods Store.
II Address Box 661 Post Office, Wilmington, Del
ian
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

A youse lady q Louisville, who had
two suisors, engaged hersslf to one Of
them, and then Sloped With the other.
Very good. doubtless, but her father
didn't appreciate it, and disinhefitcd
her. aad The sbandouea lover wants to
shoot somebody.
Mr.. Esmeraldo, the editor Of the Au-
sora Times, California, fought . dnel on
the 5,h isst, with DR.. RichelIotte. The
editor had bis ankle shattered BY bull
let.
A paint mine has lately been disoov-
cred in California, which yields eighty
four different tints, varying from yer.
million to dove color. The supply 10
large enosgh 10 last Us hundred years.
Russia has established a post route
from St. Petersburg to Pekiu. II takes
two months and half to 60 over it, and
trips are made bi>monthly.
A grandson Of the late Martin Van
Buren, Vas lately saved from drowning
by young lady who was an expert
swimmer.
Prssldest Lincoln instructed Genera
Hooker that in passing through Ken
lucky be must carefully avoid the county
Of B ourbon.
Dick Taylor, who commands the rebe
troops in Louisiana, 10 a con OF Genera
Zachariah Taylor, Ex President Of thu
United States.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
The singer Sewing Machine.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE 10 fast gaining Q world vide reputation.
II 10 beyond doubt the bert and chsapest end
most beautiful Of all Family Sewing Machines
ret offered to the public. No other Family Sew
ing Machine hes 70 msny useful appliances for
nsmmiag. Binding, Telling, Tucking. Gathering,
0uaging, Drsiding, Introducing, Cordins, end
Dforth. No other family sewing machine has 50
nuoh capacity for great variety Of work. 1t
viii sew Ill kinds Of oleth, and With oil kinds Of
thread Great and recent improvements make
onr Family Sewing Machine most reliable, and
most durable, and most certain in action ct oil
rates Of speed. Il makes the intseioeksd stitch,
which il the best known. Any one, even Of the
ordinary oapecity, 60 go, ete Glease, how 70 uss
ths Letter e f6dily Sewing A6chlns. Our Fam
ily Sewing Machines are finished In chaste and
The Folding case Of the Family Machine 10 .
piece Of cunning workmanahip Of the most useful
hind II protects the machine when not in use,
aud when about to b opsestsd may ~ opsasd -
. spaeioas and Substantial tsbis 70 sustain the
work. While some Of the Cases, made one Of the
cAeissst weeds. ere Gaishsd in the simplest and
ehasssss nannss possible, Others sss adorned and
shbslishsd in the most costly and superb manner.
! IItis sbsolatsly nsosssa<y to - the Family
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sspasity and beauty. Itisfast becoming - pop
ulas fox tanily sswiag - onr Mansfasturine na-
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The Branch OAees ass ~ 9sll ssppad with
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

DEATH OF JAcos Galnx.-This cole
DRAFTED German writer, who, in commune
ten with bis late brother yWilliam, has
been 90 long we'll knewn, not only in
Germany, but throughout oil Europe.
died September eoth, a Befiis, afbSr !
short illnsse. He We born On January
4ths 1875, sad had therefore rSacked hi
ssventy.6ftb year. Although he sought
comparative fstirement aitef Tie desth
Of he brother. he was iadsfxgigabls up
TO he lest moment = eorf9in6 OF tho
objects % which he Nd aoSoSo1 ~ ~
and ussfnl ifs; and With ~ ulio m
Devotion kis Let houfs 80 49, y 800
II sas1ing new fame - ~ ~ 80
tim Of thor works which vefs IN pecs-
liasly hiAe3Xs but il ~ faSbStsfaea. Z
~ eFsst German Dictionary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

4 SPECTACLE IN WAsuINoToN.-A
Washington correspondent Of the N. Y.
Journal of Consmsrcs writes
The present wal. il waged for freedom,
- the radical pApers and orators of the
day are always telling Us. | would not
dosbt anything they say for the world,
but . eight that witnessed September
2eth, from the City Hail, had tendency
70 shake my confidence in the aforesaid
proposition. ! saw . company Of black
soldiStS stfuttiDg shout the sidewaIk,
|euokisg, locking impudsnt, swearing
hbsst tie copperheads, and talking low
|lnely about ''Stsnten )" while on the
cher side Of the street . dozen white
ssssoripts, with gives upea their wrists.
uuara being marched to tAs tented field
uuder strong guard Of slistening bay
eeets. Nov, ifShe psopIe'of this soun-
try, the solid yosmaury everywhere, en-
ioy THE hind Of spectacle, no reasonable
spectator ought to object. But to my
% mind il 10 not funny. What one Of
The white warriors remarked in passing
i will not repeat, because it was both
Wieked and disloyal. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
"A q - 4. "a
TO CONSUMPTIvEs.

aThe undersigned having been restored TO health
few weeks. by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
Is anxious to make known 10 his fellow sufferers
the means Of euro.
To eli who desire it, he will send copy Of the
prescription used Gree Of chsrge> with the direc-
lions for preparing nd using the same, which
they will find q sUas oURs for CONSUMPTION, AsTH-
MA, RRoNoHITIs,Ac. The only object Of the ad-
vsrtiser in sending the prescription lie to bene6t
the afflicted, and spreai information which he
oonosivss to be invaluable, and he hslss every
sufferer will try his remedy, IL will cost them
nothing, ana may prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
~,1R AZ kaw Yorf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
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A Friend in Need. Tryit.

A Friend in Need. Try 1t.
DIR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINEMENT, in
prepared from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet,
ofConnecticut, the great bone setter, and has
been used in his practice for tho last twenty years
with the most astonishing suceess. As On exter-
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ate pain more speedily than any other preparation
For all Rheumatic and Neyous Disorders iii truly
infsllible, and ~ Q curative for Sores, Wounds
Sprains, bruises, &C., lite soothing, healing and
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icates Of remarkable cures performed by |. within
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
On T1le FOTOnAC.
II Arny u the Potomac bee had
$500 epasm. This time the charge
1..THT ". l...us. vVe.hiAoton. Il was

~ n. Arny It the Potomac nee nao
$500 eposm. This time the charge
h Wen upos Washissson. Il VS.
4e,insd thss tAs origissl intention ~a'
. 70 to Richmond but - there have
h,so lust q many aud just % 'sr'on'
ehasges 10 the direction Of the federal %
- bssu 10 the direction OF the
!. ssbsl capital. il is becoming = very moe
Y odIstion ID decide which place il IL the
. isxsnsteu " that army to take. We are
not 90 sure but that il would be more to
che Interests Of the country IL the former
we're the doomed city, and that the po-
lisical wire puilsrs and rocking-chsir
0snsrsls were driven from the public
buildings st the point Of the bayonet.
For tive years aud . half that splendid
army hes been hsupsssd BY the Admin
= istfa.iou q Washington. Whom it could
20 10 Richmond, the political ksaves At
the federal capital would not permit il,
bscauss the General who should b 90
suocsssfol - to lead IN army there would
bs made the next President; hence, Il
: would not do let that step be taken. No
man Of sense and judgment believes for
. moment that Richmond has been in
viucible to the military force Of this
Government Nobody believes thst i
10 invinciblo now. Not . word Of it.
Had the Administration been 80 disposed
it could have placed an army in the field
that would have opened road to Rich
mend Though the eopcentrstsd forces OF
ssstsllion sleod 10 the way. Nothing has
prevented this being done but want Of
inclination on TIE part Of the Admins
tsotion to have it dose. The question
Of ability can not be raised. For every
man asked for, two were given for
every dollar . rsam Of greenbacks have
been printed, and men and money con.
stitute the sinews OF war.
What the next stsp will be remsins
to be seen, but il is probable that the
powerful army Of the Potomac will 30
into winter quarters within sight OF the
federal capital, and undergo the acous-
toned re-orgapization---for the spring
campaign Of 1854.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ladies, Ladies. Ladies.

Lo0tess 1soua0es usoOeeS
Don't you fail to read the advertisement in
this paper headed
I"K3OrtAnt to Fem AloO.
Dr. Chsessman, Of New York. has devoted the
last thirty years Of his practice TO female com-
plants. His Pilis act like n charm. They
Ksisaile aMd Safe. ioc9 dw6m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

ne Rlooeooa q ~ Otsg % keekak
y - every cltisss Of Iowa and Of the
whole comfy ere interested - Ven -
Ourselves In the sesuit Of the slection 10
this city, - beesmss our duty, ~ pnb-
lie Journalist, to make known the facts
which trauspired here en- yesterday in
reference to the election.
|, Al tho opening Of the township polls,
the soldiers from the htspitals began to
congrsgste, around, and take IN active
part in our township election by psdling
tickets out to the citizens. This Oontin-
usd al the forenoon, bat without any
acts Of violence. At the opening Of the
polls after dinner, band OF music vas
stationed 10 front Of the entrance 70 the
ballot box, and bot . few feet therefrom.
At this time the whols front Of the place
Of voting Was crowded by soldiers, Who
commenced Selling the Democratic
tickets in the hands ofthe canvaseer, and
destroy ing them. This was continued
during nearly the whole Of the alter
uooo, while the voting was going eu.-
Democratic were not allowed TO peddle
their tickets at the polls, or 10 keep
them 10 sight for the use Of voters, while
both Reps blicsu citisens and soldiers
stood around With handsfGlI Of RepubIi-
can tickets, urging them on voters Sc
they oame to the polIs, aud, in several
instances, forced those tickets on Demo
Gratis, who voted them through fsar.--
Democratic fsaliy left the Geld to the
| Republican soldiers and citizens, Who had
everything their own way during the
greater part Oi The aftorDosD, when sew
eral hundred votes we're polled.
We have given the facts IN relation
TO the election here yesterday, in their
mildest form that the circumstances will
admit Of We NAV hereafter refer to it
. again more in detail. Whatever may be
the result, after counting tho votee, there
10 no earthly doubt but that Jackson
township, including the city Of Keokuk,
is Democratic, and would have given a
majority for that party on yesterday, il
soldiers from the hospitals, who never
lived in the county, had not iuterfsred At
the ballet bsx.--Keokuk Constitution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

THE VOLUNTEERS OF ENGLAND. The
volunteers Of England, of whom Mr..
Punch makes 90 much sport, are in bad
way financially. The last annual report
Of the National Rifle Association"
shows that the whole number OF annual
subscribers 10 only one thousand, and
there il . deficit in the account Of the
ysar amousting to eo,oo0, or $4,000.
Gssat sffeue have bson msde to make
The balanSo good 81 priAs entries, pool
and sigh'lSg targSsS, -6ad admissions to
the enclosure at Wimbledon. These,
however, are uncertain sources Of in
come, and the Times regards il as indie
corous to "resort to such deviees."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16


De Tocqueville, in his wonderful book,
Democracy In America" has excited
the astonishmen. Of mankind BY his 40
curats comprehension Of the genius of
our institutions, their excsllencies, and
the Inherent dangers they embody, il
not properly understood and admins
tered. His predictions Of what would
OCCUR under certain contingencies have
frequently been fulfilled to the letter,
showing . degree Of prescience not far
short of the miraculous Yet they are
bassd upon an exact philosophical anal.
ysis of our constitution and general form
Of government, aud = careful calcula-
ton of the effects of political passion,
and other natural elements of human
nature, in the conduct OF our national
affairs. In chapter Is Of bis work, hs
thps ,ailudss to the danger which is now,
Dtbs fret time, imminent:
YsIf ever the free Institutions Of Amer.
10 are destroyed, that event may be at.
Etribntsd to the unlimited authority OF
the majority, which may, at some fu-
tare tins, urge the minorities to desper-
alton, and oblige them to have recourse
to physical force. Anarchy will then
be the result, but it will have been
brought about by despotism. Mr.. Ham
ilton expresses the same opinion in the
Fsieraiist, No. 81. Mr. Jsderson hes
saeo thus expressed himself in letter to
Nh. Madison, March Is, 1889"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
THEIR PRAYER GRANTED.

The prayer of the rebel leaders and
their organs for months past, has been
that vallandgham might be defeated.
In this they have bad their wish, as we'll
20 their wish that the abolition party
might succeed. The rebels will be jul
bilaut over the victories Of their ally in
the Northern States. They have been
granted all they asked Tor in this cleo
tion. Democracy is stsnch in their
nostrils they say, and the touch OF the
democratic party lie pollution--death
RsbsIdom sends greeting TO abolition
ism, and congratulates the enemies Of
democracy upon their sweeping success.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

NyHr 9UD0CDlDDn efTLL OOn11NUH0 70
il naarfeesnse ths slq-l saieaea 80 Remp.-
g, = oss.ss.''!4 ~, ss3Is5SS ~ =,
IL q. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

A friend Of mine advertised in the
Ledger for girl. She was called down
to see a lady who wanted to see the
person who advertised" md went int
parlor. The lady wore plaid silk,
handsome cloak, richly trimmed bonnet,
kid gloves, and . thickly worked black
lace veil down; carried an embroidered
handkerchief, and mother Of pearl card
case. She made great many inquiries
about the place, which were politely an
swered, as my friend thought she wanted
to recommend somebody. At last she
said, swell, I'll inquire and see if any
better place offers; if not, I'll come and
try it. I'll leave my card, 10 case you
wish to send me any word" And throw.
ing back her veil, disclosing bright
mulatto, che took out card, ceurtesied
and left. The card WAS embossed, aud
written on it was "Miss Lavioa, Lady
Attendant, Laundry Department, H. c."
Possibly Continental Hotel Godey's
Lady's Book.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16
0en. McCleIIan'a Letter a. 10 the Penn.
sylvania Election.
ORANGE, N. j., Oct. IL.

ORANGE, N. j., Oct. 10.
To Hon. Chas. u. Biddie
DEAR Study attention has been
called TO an article 10 the Philade phia
Press, asserting that | had written to
the managers ofthe democratic meeting
at Allentown, disapproving the objects
Of the meeting, and eaying that il | vot-
ed and spoke it weud be in favor OF Gov.
Curtin.
sm informed that similar assertions
have been made throughout the State.
It has been my earnest endeavor hereto
fore to avoid participation in party pol
itcs, and had determined TO adhere to
this course, but it is obvious that can
not long maintain silence nnder such
misrepresentation. | therefore request
you to denv that have written any such
letter or entertain asy such views as
those attributed to me in the Philadel
phia Press.
desire to state clearly and distinctly,
that having, some few days ago, had q
full conversation with Judge Woodward
| 6sd that our views agree, and ] regard
hi election a. Governor of Pennsylva-
mia called for by the interests Of the ma
ton. l understand Judge Woodward to
be in favor Of the prosecution Of the war
with ell the means at the command Of the
loyal states until the military power Of
the rebellion is destroyed. understand
him to be Of the opinion that while the
war 10 wsged with al possible decision
and energy the policy directing il should
be in consonancs with the principles of
Of humanity and civilization, working
no injury to private rights and property
not demanded by military necessity and
recognized by military Law among civiliz-
ed nations. And finally ! understand
him to agree with me in the opinion til at
the solesgreat objects Of the war are the
restoration of the unity Of the nation,
the preservation Of the constitution and
the supremacy Of the laws Of the csun-
Try.
Believing that our opinions entirely
agrss upou these ponte, would, were
it in my pows, give to Judge woodward
my voice and my vote.
am, very respectfully, yours,
GEO. B. MCCLRLLAs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16


- These Bitters are compose Of
NED materials which form tho extensive
NaRp experience Of the inventor, have
! !:
I.EA been found to prove the most ef6ca-
IHI</kN cious in removing Bihiousness, Jaun-
E&Vv dice, Fever and Ague, arrangements
HAW of the Liver, and all diseases arising
AE<7A from an excess Of bile upon the
MEli0 stomach. They possess wonderful
(/I4H tonic properties, giving strength to
<AE< the weak and debilitated, elasticity
MDEN to the museulsr ystem, strength and
U~O vitality to the entire human frame
They can be taken ct all times with
out regard to diet, are pleasant TO the taste, as
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and leave the system in perfectly healthy con-
dition. Trya bottle you will be convincnd and
recommend them to your neghbors. They are
the lest tonic Bitters in use. ocl.lm
lCoNAUNIOATHD.
Pulmonary Consumption Durable
Disease.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

Consumption Durable
Disease.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

Sold by LORD ASMITH, Wholesale Druggists,
70 Lake Street, Chicago, general Wholesale agents
TO whom orders may be addressed. ag7-dw1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-16

GUIANA, ROYAL TABLE, ATHENEu N
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