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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
Particular Notice F!

! There nre many Preparations sotd "nd.r me
name of Eigte,s PIT NJ tn quart bottles compound
Sed If the che pet uatsAea or cqinon rnm cosf.g
fro 20 to 40 cyn,s pr gaiioa tie taste disguised
Anise or C,riander Seed.
1h.s class Of Buffers hare caused and ,cW con-
tinue to ca Sc as tong THY b. sotd huud, eds
to die tie death o; tie drunkard. BY their use the
1,st. m is Kept continually under ne .nrrence0 ~
eloiotc >,.r.a Is ofac tcofst k,na tie desire for
Liquor is created and htp. up. o,d the .eaht is all
the horrors attendant apom dr"naard's t.ts e"a
asaM.
FOR tnose rho desire and will have Liquor
B,tters zee publish The foilowtng receipt: OF one
bottle oi VI .u1and German asitterS ana
MIR 10 til three aua,is Of good "Tandy or
| whi.k.y aud tie result nH be a p,'fno.ioa
thu ,cH tar excl in medical rrtae and true es-
ceiL neg onyet The L,qnor B.ters IN ne matls'
| amd ,rH cos, much tess. You wiG hare all tn
rtrtues or Iisufund's fsiiieis tn connection
oith coed article Of Liquor at much less price
than these injerivr preparations sc'S cost you. .a,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
Err. Asceet,S
INTALLIBLE LINMENT
Great Exter, nj Re- mpdy.

Far Rlemmot.m G.m. Neuralgia LumJogo, Sti6
Neck and Joiets, So,ains. E,uises C.a~ and
WoAads. p,les. Hodoefe. and al Khe-
rsate md tercoas dsorder2 #
TOR nj Of which II is speedy and certain
Il remedy, and never fails This Imminent q
rserar ed ftom the recipe &c DR. Stephen wcet. of
opnectcut the fam rs some setter and hasheen
used 10 his practice for ihan twenty years
wi, h the most astonishing su .cess.
AZ AN ALLfrfAToR ~ PAIN H. IL uLrivaled BY
any preparation before the public. OF which the
no tskeptical may be Eced by sirg. trial.
This Linimert will cur rapidly an4 radically
hcumaiic Disorders IT every Kind, ard IN thou
sands os oa where /. mas boon u ed II has nsv.
er teen known 10 fsii.
FOa NEURALeiA, il will aatYd Immediate relief
in every case. ho~evcr disiresting~
II will relieve the wor cases of HEADACHB II
three m mites and II ~ warranted 10 do Il.
TOUTHa CHI also will il cure instantly.
| FOR NERVOUS Or Billy and tieuefal Las.
situds arts from irrprndenee sxeessfhis Tin
| imens IL a most happy and nni2iliDgveniedy ret
inv directly upon the nervous tissues. II strength
ems and revide. the system, and fescresit TO elss-
ITCHY and v;gOr.
FOR PILES As On external remedy. We claim
that it 10 the best known, and We chsll~Dgs the
| world to prod uce a. "a al Every Wet m Of ID
cistres Ing mpant should give u hisi. for i
will not fail TO afford immediate relief, and in
| nj joritv u cases will Ell. ct Sodicat cure
| QUINSY SORE TrKUAT are 81 metimes exc
| IRENE Y " al1g nart SB0 dangerous. nut uu1sJ
application Of this Lin ment vii never fail 70 cure
| sPRAlNS are sjnctincs very obs mate, ard
enia-gamen. Of the cips Is liable 10 occur If Ne.
| a.ectsa. Tue wolstcsse paY be conquered by
| tits firimen: In t~o OF three dsys.
| BRUISES. CUTS, MOUNTS. SORES, IL
GERS, BURNS 4 SCALia, yield readily 70 tho
wonderful healing properties Of DIX. NEkT'S
| INFALLIBLE LININLNT, when used according
I, directions also CHILbLAiN>, FROSTED
FEET, = INSECT BITES STIS0A
Every Horse Owner
should hsveAhs !. nsedy Il hatds Tor ks timely
use at fhs 6rst spS slrancs Of Ls1sness ul eeeee-
ualiy prevent thosc formidable dissaees, - whteh
III horses ars liable,and which SdDdse - many
otherwi-e valuable horses nearly worthless
Over four husdred voluntary testimnDisls =
the wcnaesful carAtive prdpe ties Ct this Ltul.
meot have be- n received vi hin the tee yeaeays
ana man, q them ffon psss'ss IN tis hlsheGe
ranks Of life. .a 81
Caution. ~
70 avoid imposlliop, ebssrvS ths 6igsAisrs -
Likeness Of Dr. Hts. bsa Seeet - esesy 1ehei
"a IA, ssBtepAsn Sweets 1sfs.liele l8himeaVp
klovn IL the g,sss o. sseh hsttle, witbest Vhl.1
- AZ aenr3no. Rol.uA n1)eoDt ANUSl n,
6sls Pfspsistsl, kssS31&s OJt
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
NEWS
Nsw YoRr. Sept. 20.

: - Nav YoRx. Sept. 20.
= A Nashville despatch Of the 23d gives
4 report Il m rebel pri-oners, that Joe
yohns,ou wss killed IL tho late bate
Aivices BY the Catswba, from N. O,
reports o. capture off Sh p Island, Of
the bel blockade rnaning steamer Al
absma, from Havana fom Mobile, and
the rslei blockade running steamer
Aontg omery, also the dest' uction BY
the guus oil our fleet, Of he rebel steam
er Fox. This oil occurred 10 one day,
the 18th inst.
Gen. Barnes, of Massachusetts,, is TO
com uand at Norf TX, vice Gen. Ncegle.
| ordered to report o Gen. Grant.
| By the arrival If he steamship Ca
,a~ba from New Orleans, intelligence Is
received that the troops which We're en-
| gagged 10 the S ,b ne PasA expedition bal
besn dasembarked. aud arc 10 compose
p,rt of the ext edition overland to Texas
The troops we're, on the departure oi
the steamer, moving towards Brashear
City and Berwick Bay as ra idly as by
railroad I, ansporlation between A'gie's
md Shore Point they could be sent for
ward. The fore, winch was originally
20 90 hg that route will thus be 81 much
STRENGTHENED AS 10 render the expedition
q formidable one.
II ia said our force. were crossing Der
wick BAY with their trains, and that
mart Of the troops were already on thu
march westward
The occupation Of Texss by on
troops is regarded in New Orleans as
fixed fact.
: New YORK Sept. ~.
The Mercury's special Washingto!,
dispatch gives the rumor that Meade
army is reueafing towards Washington
and that two if not thee corps are e
route 10 Rost Grams.
A Mem, his letter Of the 22d saws :
}. A formidable expedition ag~iust Mobi'
is being inaugnrated, and hihts that tn
i feint agains. Texas will not inIerier
; with it.
The iron-clads from the MISSES P!
J. arc to CO operate with Large Ind tore
J. The same letter says: Shetnans corr
Is on its way IL isosecrans, and g yes IN
rumor that McPhersnn's corps Is also
h romte. in the sam. direct Oh. The Tvs
n co % amount to 10000 men.
The Hera d's " shlngton correspo'
n dent sags the ramon i. that the resigns
! ton OF Burnside is accepted. and tn
d Hooker is talked of as his successor.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
Hannibal 4 st. Jossph Railroad

TN GOOD C0NpITIOy, AND TRAINS ARE
running daily, East s1d West. for the sranspor.
tatitn'of rasss ngs.s g. FREIGHT With care and
d-satch. All kaiiroads locssed east Of tne ms
sissiDpi River have dirsst connection uith tae 3
81 10 4 Il, or its Liae Il splendid stesm pseksts.
The H.npibaI b St Jsssph Line OF Pacteu
on tho Missouri RIVER fsh DAILY. south 70 iefyen~
-. CIV ana ri-Wsskiy, north to Nebraska City,
pa !, smouth, Om.ha. sad Cssseil Bluffs.
Nil. Nail Coaches ran II connection with
traiss Of iris road 70 all s.po1tans s0 .,n IL
Sos q .1 ana s" For. A sc.. e
Overland Pics Peak ssa CslitoInle ssu
IN ~ . dsys, Ssa vnueisso IS dsys. -.
Rates d freight alwsys :: y. = y i ~ 49, -.
lie, while the psesss NJ =, ~ = Z
= Il. GROAT. Csn1 eiskse Ag't Hannieel, 10
'ss f. 2. 2VBm1ou, 0ssl1As AGt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
ST LOUIS, Sept. o..

ST LOUIS, Sept. u.
A dispa ch from Little hook, AK, te
the Republic ~ says CD. Dowd. with 100
of the ed Kansas cav. arrived at that
place on tue 10 h. Col. loud, Il h 800
of 2i Kansas cav. and Robb's baucry,
attacked 1000 rebels, under Cah.ll, in ,
strong position, routing them with con-
siderable loss. The rebels re'reated to-
wards Arkad, lphia. AT Dardenelle, on
the 8 h, Cloud attacked 900 rebels aud
defeated them, capturing their camp and
large amount OF commits airy stores.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

1n-. Jackson, nEKBERT ~, Pro-
III piic,ors Of The National Disr~nsary, estat-
lie. ed at Cincinnati o. JAM |. 1860. cure all phi
vate diseases with u1.xampled ra idity. We
guaraLtee to cure Gonoiri ar, Geet, Syphilis,
I'm potency, Ncctr-a. Emissions or Sell Abuse,
piurnal Emissions, Female Com plants, in short
every poss blc form and variety Ut Secular dis
Q. Cures rapid. thorough and perm anent,sn
fees moderate. send for our circular-ffteen
largo in ny in. In letter pages 81 vari !, vail
nab and intercs inc matter Also circular In
tended for lad onty.
Mtny Of our patients ASSERT they have sem
money o Doctors in Eastern cities and r. ceved
no returns.
Tten Why not p,tron;z, home talent-men wro
trnw the Western elm ate AM can elect sfe:dicr
cares.
Dr. Jaskson's Female piiis-si peg hox-send
for cifoulsr. Special written replies, well sealed,
sent with cirruler without charge One OF the
chcB pest, mos. interesting and important looks
ever publish 500 page. Ito engravinss "Ihs
Mountain Of Light, or Medical Protector and
Marriage Gaiae, and an EypIics Key to Love AID
Beauty" II SATISFACTORILY reveals various
subjects never before fully explained 10 any pop
hl4r work n the English Language. Prize 81 CT
and one cent stamp, or three Tor 5 and three
3 cent stamps. Fully described in circular which
every young man should have whether sick or we'll
Medicine and Instructions sent promptly 70 any
part Of the country Consulting Rooms Of the
nispar saFy, 30. lvf syc more street. =. y. box
| No. 1876.
DR. JAt KSOx'S ORIENTAL LINIsENT
Removes ali coldnss and rejuvena cs organs
| have lain dormant for any years. 1t viii cure
any cases Of imretcrcy, create and ircaease the
| passions for any reasonable time. Can be niled
With perfect safety Price two dtlars per bottle
DE. J.CKSQS'S FRENCH PATENT SAFE
It's psrfesily tafe and never fails 10 give sstis-
lection. Il il the only sure and safe preventative
syainst contracti e disease ever invented. Price
u each, "a per half dozen and II per dos N, SEN
| By mail lsp,l-dA9nie
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
If you 90. use
Yyo0GgrHs G.rnsa ~ Ditfer6.

'ro N Rev J. Newton Brown D. D., Fditor of the
and in Encyclopedias of Religious Knowledge
class A,.h.unh mo-, ds,o,aa m favor ar recommend
~ c"'aent Medicines in ge ,ers. through disrust OF
both 81 20 - - 80 ~, a nm nav M, testisy to
Grocet 90, L hI;va h,,,s.lt 10 hav, received IRON
- ny simple prep raion, in the hope that he may
MS contribute the benefit OF Others.
/ 60 tlis lnsre readily in regard to Hoohr q =
Ia m6e III Bttsrs, prs parsi ~ IL. G. ~ 'ckaon,of
his CITY, because | was prejudcsd against tl'li
Ior many years, unaer the I'M ression that they
VA ere chiefly an al :ohoc mixture. am nde bteo
rNHHo nv friend chat shoemaker, Esq for The re-
ofaoval Of this se;udicc by proper tests ana for
ncn uragement TO try ,nel., when STEERING from
Ireat ind long ntinued debility. ihe use OF
hree bottles of these btters at the beginning OF
she present \ sA., -as foioy ed by evident relief
nd res..ra."a @ a degree OF bodily End mental
ran Ai,ar winch hau not tell Tor s-nths peiots
TI09 nj bal almost desE aired OF regainng 'heIe-
,u ..ore thank toi ani nay friend ior directing me IL
please ,hs use Of mem. %, "a,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR TIE RAID CURE or


Coughs, Cosd-, Infucnzn, D1onrsemess,
Group, Etronchisis. Imcipieni CeM-
sumption, and for che Relief
or CSsssWnspsiyc Patients
In adv anccd Stages
Of tho Disease.
THIS II q remedy so universally known to snrpass
any other for of throat and lung complaints,
that il is useless here TO publish the evidence Of its
virtues. Its unriyal!ed excellence for coughs and
colds. and Its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease have made it known throughout the civil
ilcd nations Of the earth Few are tie communities
or evan families, among them who have not some
personal experience OF its effects some living
trophy in their midst Of IFS victory the subtle
;ad dangerous tssorders of the throat and lungs
A. all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders
and they know, too, the effects of this remedy,
we need not do than to them that II has
row all tho virtues tina, II did have when making
the which have won so strongly upon the
confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
4. its Dad. -t.pae hson Ca "na., I"
p.rker. +. ia oby Jr U,tzen 4 kecb, q che.
gel. ~ Eovac. J. II. White. lie iairs, 1jnoS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

OR NTLtMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility.
!Dp 'tency. Premature Decay and Youthful
!, actua-ed by desire o ben fl OTHERS, will
pppy to furnish to all who need it Gree of
&c. the rec ips and dire ,tions for making
simple remedy used in his case. Those
ing to profit by his Experience. and posse a
lable Remeds, will receive the me by re-
mail, Carefully sealed by a dressing
JOHN. b. UGDFN,
26d3m Ne. 60 Mass u Street, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

stOEtCe. S
aVlNG DISPOSED OF OUR INTEREST
-. 10 tne Lumber Yard, corner Of Fourth and
shank. u the public tor the liberal pasrooss Gal
. wna spon " ana to ask for our succes sor, GEO
"vo"'A cvusannancs Of the sane.
Davenport, Angus, 8, 1851 W.
Tbs ssdsgsigssd viii cop.inue tn.
IL nANnG DOr Rn-
otthe I'D stxnA of r.. Msrw,n 4 r.
EaQfth 80 Perry streets.- Constsrs,- =. cof ~
~ st1ketsd stock n " nene
DoDAe klTn AID SnlNcI.rs
- y srdsr "a Shoss aosiSs. Z
m.asn sAss GEO. =. WOOD.
AeuoSsSsW =. hseNjS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
MS OENJ ! WlNV W HVSy1
=
EYER MANUFACTURED.

At the great International esir las. year 1t took
the Imperial Gid Medal arst and highest pre-
MUM Tor excellency OF Machine also TOUR other
Gold Medal. as First Premiums for the four Diff
feicnt grades OF work also four honorable men,
iions for good work, com rising tbs only PIcmi-
ums viyeu either for excellcncy or for work. Thus
the ,risi nsi Howe Sewing Machine, from which
all others derive their vitality. has establL he'd
itself BY taking Eve God Aedals out Il six. and
tour homo able mentions out OF five at Worlds
Fair, where ii. Of tae leading sewing machines
poh IN Ibis country and Europe we're on trial ~
lie best SO vin& mschiue in the .vorld Call and
sm;ue IT Pr. DUNE'S,
IL Cornrr Brary b I'd sts.. Davenport, 10. myla
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky

They viii the ABOVE diseases in
niaety-nine cases cut OF Hundred.
DOYoU WANT SOMETHING To STRENGTH
~ EN- YOU?
X DO you WAET A GOOD APPETITE
a larI Srf,ITrIoN
cerieDO you WANT TO FELL WELL?
II Gu YOU wANrTO GET hlD Or NERVOUS
49,. NkS>s
COFbO YOU WANT NtRGy?
40 YOU WAaT TO SLEEP WELL
DO VOC WANT BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FkELlNGf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

CINCINNATI, Sept. &c.
The Commercials correspondent gives
. less gloomy account Of the battles IN
0eors'a than those by other co respond.
en's. Our loss in artillery aud bag gage
was greatly exaggerated.
All our divisions fought well.
Inc army was drawn up around
hossvlle IN good order. The enemy de-
Ginning to offer battle the army fell
back sud took up strong position
around chattanooga.
The soldiers are in good spirits. No
aack OF guns, ammunition or provisions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

ST.. Louis, Sept. %.
The Democrats Cairo special says
Col. Polk, formerly U. S. Senator from
Missouri, hs wife aud two daug ,ters
were captured At Bolivar, Ark, aud de
livered to Gen. Buford, at Helena.
Polk was Holmes Judge Advocate,
and was with the rebels ut New Madi-
son and Corinth.
A dl. patch from Vicks'.urg Of 2lst
ssys Gen. Grant is improving aud WI. be
sble to ica7e his bed IN a tc" days.
A good Zeal Of government cotton is
arriving
A 5, RI g6eld, ILL.,, Dispatch says Judge
Logan, one of tie fest lawyers in the
otate. ~ r.py to an application for an
OPT ion re alive to the legality OF Gov,
Ya.es' acts on the Wabash Il. K. bill and
the prorougation If the legislature, has
gwen an opinion sustaining the legality
OF Yates action in both cases.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
WAsIlINGTON. s

WAsnINGToN. Sept. 26.
The Republican says; The Govern
meut has received glorious news II m
Rosec,ans, but the details cannot be sta
ted.
The rebel army, from the latest tele-
gram, it appears has not moles,ed Rose
Grams in his present pc itior.
There IS in Washington general
spirit OF cheerluness regarding further
m iitarv movem MS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

Many remarkable cures Of these affections have
been made b. the Alternative power OF this medicine
Il stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action,
and Thus .overcones disorders which would he sup
POSED beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required BY the necessities OF the people, and
We arc confident trat this win do for them all that
,befiici IN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

Fhmpnd Wig annOun es the death OF
b. Sam Houston. at his residence 10
|n,ersviIe, Texas, on the 25th ofJnlv.
was 10 years # age. Gen. Houston
been killed several times by the
bers. The Wig ought to be good
jhoritv.
BonoBUM NOT F lLrRR.-We have
lrd OF several whs have commenced
rking up their s~rphnm, and find that
urns ont z cd article ofsyrup, gen.
Iiv about the same quality az any
ner yenr, bnt the Weld is less per
G. - Delvideye Standard.
Artemus Ward is in New York, and
pegotiat'ng by Telegraph with Mana
McGni'e, uf San Francisco, for
lfesslonal tour in California. Nc.
RES last telegram wss, "What will
take { r the fr-t thirty nights ~
which Ar'ei replied, Brandy and
H." The negotiation progresses
6lv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
Al Quiet On the Kappa.
hammock.
The Deserters from the
ARMY now Number
about $4,000.
100000 stand Of Arms
now ready for use.
Gen. Burnsidc,s esigna-
,iom acc( ped.
Special to World ]
WAsHIScroN, Sept. 2

fSpecial to World
WAsBryGroN, Sept. 81.
The good news received from Gen. |
Ros Grams Is Interpreted, by an official
or IAN this. morning, TO mean that rem
fo,cements have reached him, and thai
h. NAV soon decide when he shall re-
sumo the offensive.
Il would be highly improper at pres
on, To state IN iul the nature OF our pres
ont po.ltlon; but i. is of snch nature
a. IN render IN att,ck on our lines ex
ceed,ngy improbable.
The santa condition OF the army is
very Satisfactory.
it 10 generally thought that 1t was
cevrr in better condition than At pres.
ent.
There is good reason to believe that
Lee is not anx OGs to press an engage
meo,. and that if he should attempt
flank movement, his labor viii be 10 VAIN.
A large portion of our army is Gu
camped near Cuipepper.
Especial to tns Timesl
Gen. Slocum commanding the 18th
army corps h as rendered his resignation
to the i, esidcn'.
The Government at present has on
hand IN the different arsena $ through
on, the country 500, 900 effective staud
of arms. Tue number is rapidly in-
creasing.
Springfield alone is turning out $4,000
riflcd muskets every month.
Under the cuntracl made by Secretary
Cameron, nca Two years ago with
French parties for 100000 rihed arms.
only $4,000 have yet been delivered to
the Government.
The stat, men going the rounds Of the
press that $4,000 men were about with
out leave from the army OF the Potomac
or 10 o,her words $4,000 hcserters is ID
correct, from hgn,es in the Provost
Marshal Generals Office.
1t is a-certaincd tnat on the first Of
july 1863 there were but 92,7o3 deser-
tiers from all the armies in the lie d..
Since the es abli ,hinent Of the Bureau
of deserl.r rs over 1000 Vt those mise
able men have been returned to their re
glment..
[Trlbunes Special.
VIM. Lawrence, of Belltoutaine, Ohio
has been appointed Judge Of the U. S
ID strict Court of tho Southern Gist,lc
of Florida, In place OF VIM. Marvin, 'e-
sisned. 1t is therefore presumed that }
A. Bigham, Of Ohio, appointed to tha
pos, some time since, has decliued.
Mosby captured SIX of the 10th n. \
caval, and horses near Aide on las
Thu sday.
The oec'y OF the Interior has decide
adversely to the claim OF the State =
ILL.,, for 2 per cent. on all lands retane
by povernn. cut in he Indian reservation
The military Iescrva ions Of For
Howard and Brana,d, in Wis, ben
desired for roads and other purposes, q
act Of Congress at last session au' hurli
ed the sale o. the same at public sale.
[Heralds Speial
WASHINGTON, Sept. %.
Tee leading republicans in the Yves
are writing to Washington letters OF RI
monstrance against tine proposed abar
donment of the draft in the Wester
States, and the substitution therefore {
anew system Of vountee ing.
Il is rumored that Maj. Gen. Howar
will tender his resignation.
1t is also stated that Burnside's resi-:
nation has been accepted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
nrwARE OF coUSTERFEITs

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Bee that the signature Of 2. u. Jackson - On
tho wrapper.
Price Fer Bottle Is cents. Or half dosen for -
Should your ccassss druggist not have the ar
ticls do not be put ID BY any Of the ints4isating
preparations that may BE- offered il its paics bit
send 10 ~ and We viii forward securs:7 PAsked
by elpress.
Prineipal 0aics and Mandatory,
No. 031 Arch st.
80 N ~ - - DvAsrT0,
(sdeosssors u 9. y. Jackson Z o.
t. Tot s.ls ~ Drss9ists sda Dsslees IA. sv-
~ ESaio peise3 6teses pl-sss4v1y
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STOVES +! SlOVES!! ST0VES.!!
Pfepare for Geld Weather.

GEORGE w. SMILE Y .
Second street. be.xeen Main Harrison,
EEEpS CONSTANTLY ON HAND ST.
IN PEaioR stock OF
,hale O. and harter 0as Stoves,
Cook ing StoZ9,
sarloI Go
OF n1ns 7oona Go
o"ce s1o - ore Go
aL1htNDS ~ SrOvtS. which are adaptot
20 burning COAL AND WOOD. Sold I
reasonable terms. C.mpstition ae6ed ana sat,s
faction warra,tiel. ~ All kinds OF Tin
Planished, J.pp4nej and Ename led are OF
hand. Ali kind, of J,b-Work IN tin, sh aet-iroi
, ~ 4 amman done II order - eAaS-oj :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

Sold at wholesale in Chicago by FULLE r.,
FINCH Il FULLER. ana all Druggists
EV County Aerchantsand = callers supplied
bv a. F CrosAey and 4. II neckwith, Ihicag !.
Sid in Daven ort by L. Jacoby, r.. +. $. Bal
lord. Stevenson i t'arnahan, W. w. Parker, q.
scllegel, Di,zen Il Koch and NJ. kovacs.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

DIR. Robert NJ. Preble writes from Salem, n r.
18th Sept, 1879, that he has cured mn nyeterats
Of Dropsy. which threatened to terminate fa
tally. BY tie pcrsevering of our Sarsaparilla
and asoa dangerous Malignant Erysipeins by larg,
doses the same; says lac cures the common Ernp
tious by il constantly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
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kOBlCR'S STONA,ll Bll1ERy
rliLsE BITTER

sre not OF eted to the ,ublic ~
that win rnrs III ellis INA
4 ssh ID heir to-" ut they are an
honest, reliable, remedial agent, aud
are an efficient and sgrees5.o regu-
iatot Of the system. In all section
Ut the q unsry, especially In the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

Gcb'rrns. Chncer TumSors, Enlargement.
EgrvnisSn, Carries nHd 1.xlslinsisn oe
ssic Bones.
4 great variety Of cases have been reported TO W.
where Of these formidable complaints have
resulted from the Of this remedy but our space
here will not admit them Some Of them may DO
found in our American Almanac, which the agents
haew named are pleased to furnish gratis to all who
.ilI fer them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28

LtbuIOh SIoaN, Of FfOspect. IcNhs, Whites: Three
bottles Of your Sarsaparilia cured from Goifrc
hdrous swelling on the neck, which had suf-
ferel fIom over two years.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-28
ESr AND SOUTH WEST

~hess they hsvs been Introduce /,
they arc 70 ,omSeniei BY the Phys.
icians - bsnefcial if taken in pro-
per quantities in accordance with
the directions, ~ . preventative aud