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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-16

Is an excellent remedy, and worthy the
confidence of the community.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the Blood.
For ScrOfaln or Kings Evil.
For TumOrs, Ulcers, and Sores.
For EruphOns and Pimples.
For BIOicLes, BIains, md Rolls.
For ~. AnIhOny's Fire, Rose, or Ery.
For Teitcr or saIt Rhennl. LsipoIns
For scaId Head md HsingwOrn.
For Cancer and CnncerOus Sores.
For sore Eyes, sore Ears, and HumOrs.
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression and Hrreguinrity.
For Syphilis VcnerenI Diseases.
For Liver Complaints.
For Diseases of tho Heart.
Tho Mayors of tho chief cities of the Uni.
ted States, CanadAs and British Provinces,
Chill, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, ard in fact al
most all the cities on this continent, have
signed this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with safety
and confidence. But our space will only
admit portion of them.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-01-16
Salesman Wanted.
NoTICEl NOTICE! NOTICE!

A experienced Salesman wrnted In a Dry Goods Store
n Address Box GOT Post Office Wilmington, Del
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

the OiTwhon wis highly aattering 10 their national
VANITY they we're also much plsased by his appointing
Two oi his aons coloBcls of Finland rssments Ot tho
hity thousand men stationed IN tho Grand Dachy ilnt
Que nall are natives, who, It IA be!essd, vii soon
Do dismissed on THROUGH. oven il A war does break
out no hostile operations take quarter
before next sprng Tho coast deioHces, however,
beng strengthened and improved with mech a<sduy
as an enemy wers At the gates ana ncnng neglected
In the way of preparation for future Contingencies
the accounts from the seat OF lnsurrec,p
are the whole satisfactory. General Annenkon
reports that the proyinces under his cmnanv1.- viz
kien, loodia and Vohynia- completely tranluized
an inourson made from Gaica the goth Of nth
having been immediately rcpulsed and the band u
insurgents (the remnants of Fysozykis corps) taken
prisoners driven back into Austr. In thuania tho
last oinbers OF rebellion being extinguished by the
t0rribe energy OF MOnravcr Except the dis
trics OF Wilma and Grodoo and in the puIey,,uns OF
Kerno there insurgents let and there they
are gradually routed out OF the woods and swamps 10
land is still kept alive by the bands sympaihizers
from Prussian and Austrian Poland, who though oiten
defeated, always 10 collect again or when hard
pressed disband and escape the frontier
pear at some point which may happen be denuded OF
troops.
fancy government ls not quite satisfied with the ope
ratons OF Gen Berg who II thought light ELECTED
more than he has done with tho large iOrce his dspo
SAL and there talk or his beng replaced by Gene
raj Nicholas Monravef, who ia quito energetic as his
brother Michael. and who is well known Ia Europe by
his behavior To the garrison OF Kars that even
cslumny itself would hardly venture ascribe TO him
such acts OF cannabalism have associated with
tue name OF his brother.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
The Opera.
rArTl's ExoAekxKSrs.

Prom the Dublin Freeman, August 10
Ths long pending negotiations betwssa NJ Haeiss The
director OF the Italian Opera House of Madrid ana Pass
And MdIle AdclnA PAU, have been concluded and The
ltse psima donna hae signed both Tie Oriaate
n she SpAAish capital and ths Sale vintadour u rns
70 ths lsth Of Dsosmbss asd AFTER shs ass nsnssse1
dats return 70 Ne Frsach capea wbsrs shs WI sg -
u ths 6th Of February. Bsswesa rsesuasy aal nese,
pesurp 70 the Royal Italian Upsva Covsut 0eras. rsssi
has bsss Paris siDcs Tie ccsag q ~ lass esaellsA.
Ssn I,ansuss. rngss, - sssils. u vbseh s.sc~ -
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

bands may be dispersed temporarily. II celii cap
ture General Burbridge he would be OF more tcsi I'm
portsnce than halt dozen fhonsons We shall son2 ~
obtain important information to the rebol sliua
ton In Ark
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

therefore, that between tho unwilmsness OF the pooplo
20 submit "a iixals isd tks reat mptlon % reH,t1k
~ ib No. i'ncon's successor Ia the Presidential char
viii nave but tts choice regarding the course 70 DO
pursued. IN any case, however, " Is almost purely
domestic ami II al the close of the the
American nation should ,ain start ics debt the oss
viii iai almost exclusively the msmbers o. their o~n
community.
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Do NegNtlAaioNs.

The Imperial Negotiations.
rhe Vienna Gazette OF August " cMtstus aceswat OF
inc conHdsutal nsgosAtus which have taken place re
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

has engagements before leaves for Madrid where nv
the way Adeina Patti born, and OF which fact thu
Queen OF SPAN proud that her lberiAn Majesty
been mainly instrumental in making n Bagiar engage
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
war Debts or the Union.
Rritish War Ronorts,

From the London Post government organ) August Is
. II the North should be successful and the
Uuiou restored then the debts Of the two
must he consolidated, ", on the other hand a. most
probable the present separation nns then future gov
and future generations the northern section
viii be called 10 deiray expenditure for which The
existing and the present generasIoo made
question cannot bep replying In the negative Il 10
one of the drawbacks NJ . country With Z con
ssansly changing srccstive thss wants ths "cbnrac
AZ all hazards 10 support In country whose intereo 10
H. like that " America. 10 encourage msuigvafoa The
policy OF imposing taxes or the sake cf maintaining the
-.s,--ai credit wi.l bs oesa y ~uNh sHsnAAA woSms,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
The Sisters OF Charity

WISb To INFORM Tue CITIZENS OF
w Dave port and the public geae.aly thai
they have remnvei their Boarding School ron.
the Academy CT the immaculate Conception to
the Building generally known as "Sar,ent's
house." on Brady street between Eighth and
Ninth, where they arc nov prepared to recei. e
pupils, ell her as Doartsrs uai. Boarlers at the
say School for the acco,D,n r1a,ion CT those VIII
wish to avail them se YES there,f.
Tho course oi instruct Will comprise, MS
formerly, all that Constitutes a, good English Ed
ucation, French ana German Language Music
Oh tn. Harp, Piano. Guitar and Dulcimar, raw
ing. Psintin on Oil. and Water Colors, Plain and
UrDameLt =, Needle Work.
Terms co tiIee as heretofore, hut pavmen, s
mnst be made in advance, and from this r.ls there
,cW be no derivation.
The Uniiorm now adopted consists of q dark
blue merino cre:s. black silk Garibaldi waist.
black straw hat, brown veil aud white collar
The same for Summer. but Of lighter material.
and white straw hat.
Further information can be obtained at tn
Academy. or at the schools attached to st. An
thongs and Ste. Marsuerites Churches.
DA.ENPoRT, September 2i, 1868 I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
AEUeG sSlGgX NItA REuStD1GS.
JAMES r. LAM.

rs NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
u claims for boun'cs and Pensions.
DOuntles.
SOLDIERS. discharged Consequence Of wounds
received IN batti dr who have served two years,
arc entitled to . 100 Bounty.
Pensions.
I. fnp1lid .Soidiers disabled einse March 9TH
1891, in the army OF navy.
:. Widows Of sol Tiers dying Of wounds re-
ceiysd, or OF disease contracted in the military
naval service.
Z Children undo Is years of such deceased
soldiers, II thcre is no widow surviving, or from
the timo Of the widows remarr,age.
H,thers uho have u, husbands living) OF
roldiers deceased as above, provided the latter
have left no widow, nor children under Is years.
and tho mother was dependent Ia whole or in
part upon the dc 'easca for support
8. ssters. under 16 years, OF such deceased
soldiers, depenieat Oh them TO: support, provided
There are no rightful claimants Of either Of the
three last preceding classes.
TT Also collects Back Pay.
Apply to AMtS 7. LANE.
Office south e.st corner BRADY and "a streets.
Davenport July 2, 1888 ID tm.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
NECooD
ANDTHE
v.gOr Of Youth Restored
IN FOUR wgIK- EY
DIR. RICORD', ESSENCE OF LIFE!

DR.. RICORD'o ESsLNCE Of LIFE
Dr. hicori (of Paris) after years Of earnest So
lic,raton, has at ength acreied to the urgent re-
quest Of the American pubic, and appointed an
agent in New York for the sale OF his valued and
highly vrzs I'd Essence of Lite. THIS wonderful.
az ut viii restore anhood tn the most Scattered
constitutions. whether eti-ng from excuses, the
eff ,cts of climate, or ma urai causes. The time
required t. cure the most inv.tesate case Is four
weeks and if used according TO printed instruc
ito, ich are very simple failure is imposs ible
This Ii re. toring remedy should be taken by all
about to marry. as its Effects re perrna eat.
is acknpwedc cd by the medi al press to be thu
z, eatest discovery ever nude It's developing
powers are mir cuious Succ SIS in every case is
~ &C 4in rs tn It science uver,hrows ignorance
Dr kicord 8 Fssence of i.ifeis sold in eases with
full for ut So, or four quantities in
one tor 20 aud viii be sent to any part, carefully
packed, cu receipt Of REMIT to his accredited
. ent pm II ROLAND, 447 Broome ST,
ag27-dkwly One doer " st OF ''r'adsay, n =.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

The clerical mountebank, Theodore
Tilton, who raves in the columns of the
New York Independent for war to the
knl G, Is being overwhelmed with lust
scorn from all quarters and all parties.
lie is but one vi the vast class OF aboli.
ton St., who are clamorous for war il
-omebody else viii do the fighting.
There is no authenticated instance Of a
single vigorous prosecution" man,
who had been drafted, going into the
ranks, il he could provide the nscessa-
~ conmutstion money, and there will
be none. They find it much more con
venient to remain At home dcnonncng
democrats than to encounter armed re.
bells In tn" fic d. Th"rlow Weed scores
the reverl nd sneak as follows:
at $50 lie regretted, also, tat lead.
ing, boirterous ab lition'sis who are 40
free Of their shuse OF a who differ with
them fail to Justify their precepts b.,
heir examples. The editor f the In.
dependent, whose zeal for tho draf. led
bin to "a vt all who questioned its wi.
dom. when d, sfted himself, ingoriously
sh'rks from taking his share OF duty and
danger. Shame on such sneak Sub.
Jet by law t. military duty, aud con-
stantly pressing others into the fl Id,
Mr.. T,lton must he craven 10 spirit.
without patriotism, pride or manhood,
TO skulk draft himself while he is
mercless Ia regard the mechanic a. d
Iaborer who is compelled to leave HE
wife aud children"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
Third EdiAion, 5Oth Thousand.
HOOD.

TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAK NESS
n Involuntary Emissionr. Mental and Fhysics
lncapacity, Loss Of Power. Premature Decay, I'm
pedimeots to M.rriage. Nervous Deblliti, Self
abn.e. Sexu / Diseases, &C., DC.
Ky pUBr r. BELL. u. b., Member Of the Roy al
College OF surgeons. IL nion " pages r ice 8 cite
TINS Book should be rad by every one. ard
part cuarly BY tho.e arriving 1t Mani God. II
contsins impor ant advice to u and the means q
cure to the FL c;ed is plainly SO, forth. Il has
Sared Taousr'ds from ~. Of Misery.
Sent under u sealed envelope, BY mai, on re-.
ceipt If the money or ostage stamps. BY
]. BRY AN. N. D., Csdar.St New YORK.
sg.0-dw1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
HAPPINESS or MISE Z
THAT IS THK QUESTION:

THE PRJPRIElOR5 or The NEW YORK
l. MUskUM AND ANATOMY OF EgDICINB have
determined, regardless Of expense, - issue free
(for tho benefit of suffering NUN atty tOUR Of
their most intsiesting and instr active Lectures
on Marriage aud its dis4a aiihcatons, Nervous De-
sil,ty, rrematu Q Decline of Manhood, lnaiyss-
Ion, Weak Ioss or Depressiun. Loss Of Energy q ID
Vital Power, the Great Social Evii, AID those
maiadies which result from youthful f0tlies, ex.
cesses maturity, or ignorance Of Pny ,iology
IND Natures Law.
Tneseinvai AZ slo Lecture, have been the means
Of enlix htening and sAving theasan Is, aid Will
10 forwardei Tree, on receipt vi four stamps, by
addressing SECRETARY, New York NJ scum Of
Anatomy and Medicinc, 6l6 Broadway, New
Yevk. auv3-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
BELz's S1ECxFyC PILss !!
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
&c REAT AM ERICAN RE EDY."
DR.. Harvey'0
ChvOn IT he r IN n r Z III ~ lie Pitts,

&c r E AT AM E loan KEN EDY."
DR.. Harvey'0
ChvOn IT herm II r IN n e Pitts,
" nIcH I'VE NEVER YET FAILED
(when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing uiffcults ais ng from
OBSTRUCTION OR ST, page OF NATURE.
or in restoring the system to perfect health when
suffer ns from special sfeat'oDs, roIspsus Ct.fi,
the hites, or other weakness of the Uterine Or
CANS. The Pills perfectly harmless on the
con,tituliou, and my b taken by the most del
icate female without causing dist ess AZ the
same time a ct 1 lie n charm
by strengthening, ipvigoratiDg aud re trsing tue
system to a healthy c,ndition, nd by bringing On
on the monthly period OF regularity no
matter from what cause the obst NC i'm may
arise. The, should however NOT TO taken the
fr-t three or four nun his OF PREGNANCY, though
safe at any other time, as miscarriage would be-
the result. Each hox contains 20 pills. P,ice 81,
Dr. Hrvey's eati.s on disea ca q Females,
P,eYsaneg, htscarrs age, Barrennees, Seyak-
ty, Reproduction and ibase # Aature
and emphat'cally the LADIES PRivArE MEDICAL
ADVISER, pa pphlet OF 50 pages. sent tree to any
address,. Six cents required to pay postage
The Pills and Book ~ill be sent by mail, conf
dental y, when desired, securely sealed aud pre-
paid, on receipt of money by
J. BRYAN. N. H., General Agent.
76-Cedar-street, New York.
Sold by all the principal Drugg.is.
Smith Dryer. Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

Experiments that have recently been
made in France show that a horse can
| ve seventeen DAYS without TODD Or
drink, aud twenty-five days upon watsr
alone. If he consumes solid food with
out DIR hiking, he can live only Ave days.
A horse that had been deprived Of water
Tor three dye drank eleven gallons in
three inutee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
. q ~ - U M = n + . N
CAN "a CURE

The advertiser, Physician If thirty years ex-
perience, in the tire .tDent Of Lung DIseases,
Bronchitis, asthma, DO, bu. retired fr, % the
prscsice, is lesirouf OF importing his exptr,encc
By d,dusing information invS'uahie to suffering
hum nifty, and which has Cur thousands.
The same medicine ? iii no do or all he will
send Prescription. With sull directions for us-,
adapted to each particular oaseaod viii surely ct
feet . cure. TRY Tit will cset you nothins-a
Ct. IL required for postage Addr' ~
H. LOWE. n H.. BOX 500 New York City.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

4 ldssn-reel, live, jo y, plump. ro-
e. ooeSdfeU--ars % seaf0e - seas'bss
grepa up people. Little, thin, marrow
enos'dssed, pale, annguisr iotelIecuals-
sics are commun snoagh. Il 10 fyous
Aea'thy tom.boy that il the rarity
W nat woman was ever lese delicate in
SOL and pure in heart, bsc,nse abe
climbed trees I'd tore her fsocks when
che was chlldi Real, Wild, chiIdi-h
fomping, with ringing laughter apo
twiskIitg eye this IL the stuff out O.
whiCh Wholesome manhood and woman
hood 70 made. Children who are unde,
conviction Of sin at Eve years Of age DIE
Of brain disease, or live with hypo-
chondsia 10 torment the life ont Of 81.
around them. Sad i. the family who
has one or more Of such. don't doubt
that the mother of Grscchi was . sad
romp and more than su.Dect tina
Portia was Of immense tom-boy hood
snch healthy natures could not have de-
veloped otherwise.
Ply AID love the lit e children. Tol
crate these pets. Comfort Nellie owe,
her dead Dir |, and don't call Moly's liz
tie white Kitty . cat. 1t l. enough to
break juvenile heart to have ones d.r
Ing snubbed. How would you like to
hear your own Frederick Augustus called
a dirty young onel Tue little epes
have their tragedies their comedies, and
laugh and weep more sincerely than
yon do 1t Falstaf or Lar. They love
marry, have children. have wedd ngs, fn-
nefals. dig little graves Tor dead mice in
the garden and get brother jim to write
an appropriate inscrIpt'on for its tiny
head board. Is not thi, human nature
in its little, and in its small way! You
do not despise your own reflection in
concavc mirror yon know.
Cherisb children, mend their ffocks
and don't scold them for troken toys
tor man il not more inevi ably mortal
than p ayth-ng'. Don't strip their fat
shoulders in winter, nor roast them in
2aunels in dog DAYS, because somebody
told Won so. Don't drug them; don't
'yMp' them; don't stnff them W. tn pas
try or stsrys them on chippv bread 5;
don'i send them to infant school at three
br to fancy balls at ten, nor teach them
the commandments, teforc they can rs
member Mother Goose.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
/. j. WELLS.
Pr A Is N A T. T. u list

DGALBsIN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
oils, VarWishes Dyes, siDas.,
Putty, Brushes. >ursfc1S q
lDemaal instr u me n L., Per.
lunery, SpO"ges, Fancy ar
ticlc., SOAPS, Liquors for
medical purposes. Patent
Medicines. &c, e..
Particular "a ttr n liOn paid
10 Physiciam's Prescrip.
items aud Orders from
Country Physicians.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
IA K u w Ar Il.

The undrrs,gnel beg leave
to cali the attention Of the
public a nd the q AIDE i'm par.
licular to their complete
and well assOr ted Stock Of
SHELF E. KEAvY HARROW ARE,
cosmpri.inseverything suit
cd 10 I hc .DObbing Trade Of
the West.
Having uncquaIcd laciti-
ties for purchasing from
m Manufacturer. direct. we
shalt keep our stock con.
slamily up to the require
mlcMls Of the country, and
Offer Goods at
Il q W. e II II II IL IL =
aud better terms than any
other House i'm the Traie.
An early call is respect.
fully solicited.
Orders BY mail receive
prompt atteDtiUn.
M Ek & WALSH,
NO 2 LESLIE.S BLOCK, FRONT ST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
At AZ ~ s-soHA t4smna Kaslrsss
SUMNER ARRANG 1864.

a.sax ~ t~so1A t4sxna Kastrssa
SUMNER ARR ANGEMENT, 1863.
4 IN An an N TBu Rs al. JULY ls.s.
~ and until further nociee. trains . Al .r~ve
davenport daily, SundAys excepted, - toiIo -:
lst mall train st... g 10 a \
"a rfeignt tfain ~. rs 4, r. Il
Frans arrive It Davenport daily, Sundays 81
cepted, ~ follows:
ID daily express and mail train at. ;. IS 20P
3D. freight and "a class cars at 49,. l.3v 2. =
All rrai ,sovef this route are in direct connexioe
asChisago with trains over both the Michigan
southern. Michigan Central, Pitisburg, For,
Wayne, and Chicago Be- ilroad to and from De
volt, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
pittsbars, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ingten.
fsssensars are ram'ndsd of the necessity O.
giving dnt!nct directions to the deEtrnstion .,
their baggage, also to procure tickets before tax.
ing their seAts in the cars, the conductors COZ,
isct fares only 70 stations on tho line of he On
saR0 an0 Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superint tendon,
Davenport July l. 1863 AZ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

Route, 20
NEW YORK, ROsTs;N
1FD III p .9HTER-r CITIES
I asSyi"g NE s.Reas ~ sas-s are o,a,
" sstesn Z u1>nl >sstes NaiIs
EXPRESS TRAINS vEDUNkIRK AM
- buffalo, dai y On the arrival Of all trains o
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close come,
tious with trains trom Oicvstsnd, Chicago. Mi
wausee, st Louis, BurIi agtop, Keokuk. st Pan
Dubuque, Galsna, Iowa City, &c the only ear
running through from the lakes to New York
City
WIrHOUT GRANGE.
Baggage checked thro7gh. Fare always AZ Low
as by any other route:
Be particular and CAL for tickets via Erie Raj,
road which are sold At oil th, principal railroad
ofice ia the v est.
This Road sfords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior to any oths. route
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, naki,g close connection,
through to all points Vast, and quicker time tn an
ever before made on .pv limo.
For Freight rates. ems are IF j @ Oatman, "a
roadway. Chas Thurman. laS broadway, N.
y u + Archer, 50 Souta street, Y; j s Dunbar
Is State street, Boston Erie aiway Office. 60
Clark street, Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT, Gent Sup, ~
E. =. SPRINGER, We.tA-n Agent, Chicago, I'll,
A. BARBER. agent. Darlington, Iowa.
aD4-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
LUNWUN Z t.iVkxS o..
Fire 4 life lnsurasce Company

OFFICE, - WALL 81 PINE IT., n. 7.
Paid up capital. surplus and reserved
b00AH sss0DO0VsOBo
Invested in this country,.........-... 1,045sS3e
Yearly revenue Over. 2,5O0,000
Tee shareholders Personally RESPONSE.
Die Tor Engagements of the Company.
Al Directors must be shareholders.
agvsaESCEs soR DAvsNfosT:
Geo. Il. French, Lorenzo schricker, Nicholas
kshnsu d Co., Geo. l.. Davenport, Aimet Skeei,
EisholAs J. Rusch.
oHV i0RK:
0rinnsiI, Minturh 4 Co., Harper 4 Brothers, Dun.
en-, Sherman 1 Co., Alexander 7. stewart.
J. G. wA5HBURN, Agent for Davenport and
d IL lslsLd. jly9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30
FUsx Fss.EET G.fLLEEa T.
"Carte. dc sisiteS' l. Ambrotypes
That's the Question !!

<T7HERE DO YOU GET YOUR GREEN
w Groseriesi Patterson Youmans keep
no best Pis Plant, Asparagus, Lettuce. ia tow n,
md they sell Egg, Buster. Fresh Lake and River
Fish, Chee.e Cider, sugar, Potasos and Ap
lies Call there VIII en- you want the best art
IS at he cheapest p-ises. Brady street, aexf
Plum ma RS p"o' S."'e. my23
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

For y ats. Msce, Knaches. Anss, Red
Bugs, Moths To Fu.s. Woolsas, Ac. Insects %
Plants. Fowls, Animals, dc.
Put mp 10 Csc. soc ann 81 Boxes, Pessles and
Flssks. 81 and IS sises for Hcts .. Table Inssi.
satisns, 10.
Only invaluable remedies kneWA."
"Free from Pois. ns
"Not dangerous to the Humss faas,y."
Rats cone out o. their holes 20 die"
ZSol Who'll .ale 10 oil large citiss.
q Sold BY I'll Drugsists aad kstailses svsry-
Hili BRw Ans l II Of III worthless iRi stioes.
E1rSee thst 'CvsfAR's" name 10 0och Dog, botr
: Tie and Flax be'.re ,. y bay.
@ ADDRESS HEN~Y =. TO- TA8s
Pvircipal Depot lA3 bsosdw6ys =. =.
RIA. BALLARD,
Wtoleeol4 ani RSt4il AeeAt,
sAs-assw pevsspes4 IsVA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-30

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR TIE
~ PsaM ANtNT CURE OF
GOnorrhes, Gieet, Ut.snrai discharges. Impo-
tepce, seminal Wea kness, Me b ~ Emi ssions,
lncontiuence. Genital Debility AM Irrl-
facility, Gravel, Structure and a!fec-
lions of ,he Kidney . 49, .dder,
which has been used by upwsros Of
100 Phys ,ci@nO
in their private Practice with eutire su;cess, su
perccding Cuhei's Capsules, or any other c,n-
pouni hitherto known.
RELz'S SPECIFIC PlLsS
are speedy il action, often eff.ctirg cure in .
few Il iys and when cnre is effected il IA per-
man~nt rney epared fr I'll vegetable ex-
tracts that are harmiess on the System. an never
nauseate the stomach or il prsguare inc breath
aud being sugar coated, ali nau.eoas sic is
avoided No change OF diet is ntcessa y whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere sith
Business Each Box con aims six dozen Pills
Price 81 sold BY all the principal Druggists.
Ia places where no agent is advertised they will
be sent by mail, pos pal l. and conf ient,sliy
cured rom observation When desired. % receipt If
money, by J. BkY N, NJ. ID, Is Cellars N. Y.
Sm,to Il 'wver Wholesale Agents. hirsgo.