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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
DIR. SWEETS
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6hEAI EA IEhNAL KEM6l I.
For Rheumasism. Cost. N.sralyia Ls~5sso. 50
Neck and Joises Nproias. bfsisss Csts ead
wossds. Piles. Hssdachs. ssd all kAss-
ssasie and Nsrsoss 4. sord.rs
Ov. SseDeea hss o.. I GoDna . Mt
The Great Natural Bose Ss.,ss,
~. St pA~e sW&At. sf s'oDnectieue.
Il known oil ever The usissd Ssstss,
D.. stephen SWEET Of u 0oeeticat,
Il the author Of Dr.. Sweets fnfsllibls Lininsns
Dr.. >weet's Jnf.lvbis Lint ent
Csrss Rheum atism snd never fsile.
~. Sweet's isf / ibi- Llslnent
10 certain remedy FOR Neassleia.
D.. SWoet'a lafa1Nbs~ LlpbDeDt
Cares Bsrns aad acsids iansdisssly.
Dr.. sweets isfsi H.. 1. iajnsut
d Tho bsst knsvn remedy fos spr.iss asd Bruises.
D.. kwoet's b falDsoDo lbp1oeDt
Gives innsdists relief 70 Piles, snd .sldsa fails
d.. SWEETS DpfaMible Djnin,Dt
Cares Hesdssbs inoediesely aad W. ssva
knows to fail
ssOr. >Waet's IDlalIlble LlDlseDt
Affords inmsdists relief for Piles. ssd sslds0
Il fails 20 eese.
Dr.. swest'a lsfalllb LjnIns1e
Cares ToothseAs 10 one Dinuts.
~. sweets 1sfs 1llbls Ll9lneSt
Cures Csss ed wsssas inssdiaas.y - isssss
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h the best remedy fse Bosss II Ne kssvs vssii.
Dr.. AWeet's lsfall,bl llns0eDt.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

cut regard 70 d ct, are pleasant n the tate. -
sist 10 dsessios and give the pasi.at ~ appetite
and leave the system 10 per ectly healthy e"n-
ditios. Try bottle you will DO CON sioood and
recommend them 70 your neighboss. They are
the best tonic Bistsrs In use. COL In
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

not Al Gene LaC |
4 nsuoGv oououusnAsD
v.9GBE.ADLB ExERslCTI
RWrs TeaSe.
DOCTOR HooIIAND'5
011a1GA1r 113 E011O.
DIR. Q. ~ Jackson. PAi,ssslphia. Pa.
:v1I ssssusuAilY cuns
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
s JAUND CT,
Chronic o. Nervous Debility, Dtseosss
of tie Kidneys, and all diseasss
asisisg from q disordwsd
LtUsv or 6losoch,
Ceastipatios. In
ward Piles, Fulpsos Or
Blood - he bod. asiAityte
| the Neomaeh, ksussa, Heartburn
Disgust foe Feed, eulness o. Weight
| in the 1somaeh, Sour krustatous, Sink-
ing Or flutssnng - the Pitot Sto aehs
Seiaming Of the b ~ Hurried an1 Oi@cult
Fluttssing Of The Heart, Chokins o. Sa1oeos
ing Ses ss,ions when in lying posture, Dnssss
Il Vision. Dots Or w.bs before the Sisat, Fever
ed t,ull Psia In The He'd, Je6eieney of Pee
spirstion. Yellownsss Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain In the Side, Bset Chest. Limbs.
g., Sudaen Pushes Of Heat,
| Burnisg In the Flesh,
Ooosisat Imasinings
u Evil and graf
Deps eesisn q
and will pesisi ,.,y prevent YELLOW FEVER
Bilious FEvEx, &C.
rasY CONTAIN
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They viii care the sbsvs diseases in
ninssy.nine eases ous Of . hundrod.
DOYOU WANT so NETTING To 81 REN0TH.
Do 81 Yo 6SV wAsr A COOP APPETITE
90 Y0g Want TO BUILD UP YOUR CON
Do you wANr TO FEEL WELL,
Do YOU WANT TO 0gT kID Or NERVOUS
90 You WANT EN-. Row
DO YOU WANT TO sLEkP WELT
Do you WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
i FEELlNGf
If you DO. use
H000 0ssTs 0erMseSs D6tSese
Fro IN Rev. ]. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of th,
Encyclopedias Of Religious Knowlsdss.
Although not disposed 70 favor or sseommso'
Patent ~sdieioss in g sersl. through dis rust Q
their ingredients and effects; Jst know Of n
sufficient reAs. no Why man nay not testisy 4
| wbas he believes himself 70 have received frou
any simple urspsratio in the hope that no ma,
{, az contribute ~ the benefit Of Others.
do this more readily in regard to Hoohs. d.
German Bitters, prepared By ~. q. n. } ck4cn.o
this city, because Was prejudiced against then
for many years, under the impression that tbs.
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. | am indebted
to ny friend ebert Shoemaker, Esq. for she 70
Doval Of this prejudice BY proper tests. and 10
encouragement to try them, whom suffering frou
great and loog ntinu.d debility. The use Q
three bottles Of tho bittsrs 1t the beginning o
the present ear. Was follow cd BY evident relic
and restoration 20 . degree Of bodily and menta
vigor which hal rot felt Tor six msnths befor
aud had almost desrsired OF rsgsin.ng. l there
fore thank tod and my friend for directing me {
tha use Of them. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d. 1861.
DAR1iNm0Ass NAnsNA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
AG .NCI FVK The U. 5. 5-2V'y,

These Bittsrs are composed Of
a sterials which form the extensive
experience Of the inventor, have
,esn foand to prove the most emos-
ions 10 removing billiousness, Jaun-
lice. ever and Ague, arrangements
Il the Liver, and al diseases arising
rrm an excess Of bile upon the
,rmsch. They possess wonderful
opic properties, Givi, Z strength to
he weak AMI dsoilitated. elsstioity
3, the muscules syste0 y trsugth and
vitality to the entire human frame.
Thev can "a AIKEN At all lime. With.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Sola ~. wholesale in chicago BY FuLLk K,
F NCH FULLt 4. and al uruggists.
- County NerchAntsand A,eai- 70 supplied
.by a. F. CROSBY and a.. h teckw with, Lhicag
Sold in haven ort By F. Jacoby, r., 6. =. Nal
lord. Stevenson 3 Carnahan. w. w. Parker, @.
Sehlsesl, Di,xen I Koch and n. kovacs.
mvaa.dkv1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Sealed proposals will be received until II
o'c'.,ck ". on Tuesday he 9th of October, for
delivering ct the site Of the Rock Island Arsenal
the 70 wing material, Wis:
5000 perches cut stone.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Sln: I have ssed year Pills !. ~ ssnsssi s.A
hospital practice ever since you made tlesn, end
cannot hesitate to say they are the best cs.hartie
We employ Their regulating action on the liver =
quick and decided. consequently they are IN ~
mirabls remedy for arrangements Of that organ
Indeed. have seldom found case Of 6itioss die.
ease 60 obstinate that II did not readily ysld 70
them. Fra,e rnally yOurp, ALONZO BALL N. D.,
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MroitaI.
EXsE91UKlIAT|
GOOD NEWS AT LAST
ALL WHO ARE IN TROUBLE,

The nc,er-hiling DIR, RAPHAEL is the best. u
sIccecis whom all others have fnisd
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AIRS A. called and gotone dollars worth OF
NINE GENT SUGAR, At MINICKs
The incest kind. fltH
hrs. B. goi one d1llars worth ot The incest and
TEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIuK's
Mrs Q, got one dollars worth Of the choicori quai-
ity Of
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, AT MtNtoKs.
Mr.. q. says that he got the best quslty Of greea
RIO COFFEE AT }, A. MIHIOR's
That he ever drank, and Mrs. b. says abe go the tn.
eEt Of I'I
GREEN TEA AT j. A. MINORS.
While every body calls gets some OF tta, exesneur
EXCELSIOR SYRUP, AT j. A. MlHICK.
Mr. M, says he purchased Rbalf barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT j. A; MINORS,
Decidedly the best he ever used while tho supply o:
NO. MAoKEREls AT J. a. MIEIOK's,
Both tor size and quality caunot be exrelied ~ th.o
any other market. HlII7i N
He invites all TO call at his establishment andin
pect HIS stock Of
CHOICE DRIED FRUIT,
OOFFEE5 AND TKAS
SUGAR. or ALI KINDs,
Aud the largest and best variety OF Groceries t b. e
IN the elty His large sstablishmenlis on. the
Corner of Market and Jefferson sts,
mar29y
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LET THE AFFLICTED READ

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hdonoo In themselves, fsBtng his, conclusive tnin
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HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS,
Sumr physicians require 70 be told the nature ul your
dsca-e-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHlSlClAN docs
not Ills perfect knowledge OF the human system ohah-
him describe the diseases without any Information
irnm dee patient to explain ~ original eapse and To-
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rREr, AND NEAEREAL DISEASES without the use
uf Mercury, without hinderanco from business, and
without fear Of discovery exposure. No deadly Poi
rnch arsenic uuN VomleA opium or any otheT
poi,ons. No mercury any deadly nineraa- nothing
hut purry Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used By
this wonderful Botanic Physician. Ills Botanic Reme
never set Jailed 60 the most obstinate aud te
iust dangerous eases and remove all mercury aud
ulhrr Impurities from tho system when all other RENE
die. had iAiled, d,-lfeiieai yegraai ,.,,,,,,,.,
UnuD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CONTHhfLAr-
ING MABRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore cOtrcs
l0nient of the Oddfollow, hoonsboro, Maryland said
ou Thursday, The 3lst OF May, 1860;
Numerous cures Of diseases caused by early ndisorc
tiun having ben performed by the English Botanic Ply
scani ieel Il my duty, having knOwledge OF them
TO slate the hot believing that n doing 10 may do a
service TO the sunerpg. One ease In IartieularthAt
n young IN this ciiy-b worthy Of note. Tie had
become the victim II habit the allusion TO which
shuddrr, and after year VI suffering aud doctor.
INK gave up all hopes Of anoyery e wished 10 marry
aud dearly beloved By sweet girl lisped
words Of Affection but he fearful aud prus-
traie 10 dared wed on account Of the shattered
state Of his system He sought relief at the hands Of the
bDfRno Physician and astonishing az Il may aoom all
te bloom aud yieOr Of youth has returned aud ho is
the happy father u pair Of bright boys"
Any who suffering, matter what their CON
plant call the Botanic Physician cOnhden italy.
They may rely upon relief Ills ofice Ia at No. 90
nAsT FIFTH Bel. Sycamore 81. and Broadway, ClN.
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given without any oxtra charge.
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Written Opinion of his Future Pros
poets in Life.

II will guide him to wealth, eninence, and honor
Tbousauds OF good men, who we're unfortunate aud M
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who struggled against adversely aud misfortune ll'
ried 10 get forward in the world tho things went
AGAINST them These men got Dr. Iuphncls WRITER
opinion upon their future prospects IN life, Al ho''
who wisely followed Dr. Rnphaels advice are now
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CORNER Of MAIN AND THIRD STREET ttl. F;
THk UNION rELEORAPH OFFICE
MANUFACTURES all kinis Of BLANK Bo0Ksf .
III County Offices, Banks, Rail Roai ohioas, ~ d,
ness Men, and others. His work Comprise. ~. >
style, nom ~ ceris up TO sz,60p per qure
Best No LAID or WoFe paper used on Dlnsk NO
MagHnnes Periodicals., 6c., 4c., t.ouud M an, N ,
desired; IA PLAIN or gilt aud having ihe toot Il
nerly used by horGs, and by Cnllenaer he s i,t.,
10 match all volumes hound ny them
Old Books rebtnnd, and made TO look bsttef n, a
when new t.I.
Music bonnd IN amy style desired aid pug,t a Co...
Venlenee netet before otervd here with music iAn
SO His PAGING MACHINE Il tie oiliy onA ND :
oity and - one OF the most portant inyantion
the present Day II Nill accurately page at,i tpr
Books, Checks, Drailsl hairoad Books and paye,
snd any kind OF Blanks, as high zen fhoai.ted
II. W. o. also pays Very psfticiuar efiauttbn 60 IN
PAnng All Kinds Of bianla vlth tiiaifa 4ftais-- H.
Road and other work requiring neatne-s sli di,pa
pA- Having recently greatly ad,ied l., h,s hlr,,
srse Ashi'ss' her better than prepared 10 ple
the public.
49, He refers to the County Offices ~ Moutg.,n- ,
Prehie, Darke, aud 10 the various nanks Rn,lr, I
offices, 4e', IN tho Miami VALLEY, ipf speila-Ls u
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DIR. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. 24e3, POST OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Caution to tho Public.

DR. ~ Raphael the Astrologcr, has no connection
with PROF EssOR or Dr. w. M. Raphael or with nuy
other gentleman Of the same name.
mo- Cut this advertisement out. When you come,
bring with you and show it TO the girl who opens bs
door To prevent mistakes, ask TO
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
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Jefferson NJ. I ' "
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An who have leen uniurtnnntc all whose fond hopes
have been disappointed Crushed aud blasted, all wht
haye been scduod by me promsos and deceit all wh'
have been deceived and trined witt Hl 60 20 him toi
adv Ice and 10 got satisiariion.
lie makes your mhiurtnnos pass away, he makes ti
Hlnnder and envy Of your enemies hd harmless aud III
sustans your character aud rospecRbity Ia sn ot eY,
reports aud runurs All who IN doubt Of the aiicc
5ns of those they love consult him tn rcye and 1tis
their minds, aud to ind out II their bright and warn
homes will be realized.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-11

have sufficient skill, who have safaoi sns inde.ms.
ton ana Intelligence SO keep Themselves free from
snss Isssi quit as would bring them undss the ope
ration OF the law, with the probability Of q conyic
ton, but who. nevertheless are morally guilty In
the eye Of God and man Of the crme of melting to
treason, murder, rebellion and civil war. favor
the measure now proposed chiefly because by its
means We shall get rid Of su doubts and Difficult.
ties-we shall have uore of these DELAYS of the
lau-no more Of that chicanery which encourages
sv1-doers to tope for ultima escape, ana which il
certain to Cause such pr crsstinst that when a;
length the sword OF justice falls the example doe
not produce half the effect iE on, ht to ha7e''
In the House of Commons, Lord John
Russell said:
al believe in my conscience that this measure Is
calculated to prevent Instruction to preserve in
ternat peace, TO preserve the unity of this kmpire
and to save the throne of these realms and tn.
free institutions Of this country
Sir Robert Peel said:
81, for one, am perfectly prepared to insist on
no ordinary powers. l believe that the Govern.
ment Is JUSTIFIED IN asking for this measure l be-
heTe the measure itself-ths power to apprehend
on suspicion and keep the conspirators IN confus
ment-is necessary. will not urge on the Minis
try measures of greater coercion than those their
own responsibility demands; but this / say as
nothing but necessity can justify SUSPENSION OF
the haoeas corpus act, the same necessity makes
immediate action desirable"
Mr.. Disraeli said /:
~ think we ought net to hesitate to grant the
government the great and extraordinary powers 70,
which they ask"
Mr.. Joseph Hume, the leader of the
Liberals, and always the fast friend OF
Ireland, said that be should
-" be sorry to see any division on the measure
now before the House,
The only fault found with the Ministers
IN the entire debate, was that they had
not proposed the measure weeks or months
before. And yet, even at that time, not
hostile gun had been fired in Ireland,
nor al armed demonstration o. any sort
made. 1t was simply the shadow of re.
5ellion-a rebellion which a week after.
wards was put to flight by fifty armed
policemen, and breathed its last gasp 10
Widow Carmick's cabbage garden; it was
simply the shadow of this thing that stir.
red Parliament to suspend the writ of
hd6eas corpus by unanimous vote. And
yet, while our own Government is con
tronted with a rebellion involving sever
millions Of persons, and, commanding ar
army OF seven hundred thousand men, the
vocabulary of abuse is exhausted because
1t has presumed to suspend the writ and
to bring their audacity to climax, Eng
lish liberty is put in contrast with Amer.
lean despotism.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-11
SEA.FOAM.

Mary, go and call the cattle home,
And call the cattle home,
And call the cattle home
Across the sands o. Dee;
The western wind was wild and dark VII foam,
And all alone went she.
The creeping tide came up along the sand,
And DER and o'er the sand,
And round and round the sand.
AS far as eI could see;
The binding mist came down and bid the land,
But never home came She
O is 1t W. ed, or fish, or floating hair,
tress o. golden hair,
drowned maiden's hair
Above the nets at sea;
Was never salmon yet that shone so fair
Among the sands o. Dee.
They rowed her In across the crawling foam,
The cruel crawling foam,
The cruel crawling foam,
To her grave beyond the sea;
Bt still the boatmen hear her call the cattle home
Across the sands o. Dee.
-Chd8. Kingsley.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-11

desires Ia avoid public demonstration. and
only asks that he may find quiet refuge
in our midst until such time as the vo,ca
of his people, lrelieved from despotic gov.
eminent, shall call him again to their
midst. He seems fully to realize the EN-.
bsrrassment of bis position, end will be.
yond doubt, be equal to its responsibilities
a dignified retirement and seclusien from
all public matters will, to the minds of all
proper thinking persons. as doubtless to
his own, be the best course for him to
pursue"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-11
From the 23d W iscunsIn-LIst of Cas-.
ualties La the Recent Battles.

From the X3d W iscunsln-List of Cas-
ualties La the Recent Battles.
Correspondence OF the State Journal.
CAMP OF 2SD REG. Wis. Vol. Isr.,,
Near Vicksburg, May 25tn, 1863. :
MEssRs. EDITORS file following is q
list of the Casualties in this Regiment in
the late series OF fights from Port Gibson
to this place:
COMPANY A.
Wounded-August Huyle, slightly in footJ
COMPANY 3.
Wounded-Corp. John un ap, VIM. Bertenshaw,
george WldIge, cerg't John Buss, Isaac Bennett
Oscar Hill-since died.
COMPANY O.
KiUed-serg't Judson A. Lewis
Wounded-serg't Clinton Hoyt, Henry Mattsy,
Corp. Leonard Cobb.
ooxpASYD.
XII ed-Serg't D .niel Eder.
Wenndea-Ed. Peizer, James sanderson, Henry
Holcomb.
COMPANY Z.
K,Hed-Ernst Schultz
Wounded-Evan Barnes, Chas. Netherwood.
coAPAHYY.
Woasnded-Jasper N. Babcock, ]. ]. Foster,
COMPANY
Wounded-J G.. Jones, Peter Harper Chas
Quinn, Francis W. Wright.
coMPAsYH
Wounded-serg't W. T. shurtlsf, Corp. John F.
stahi, Corp VIM. ID. Edgeber., Thomas Townsend,
vincent Weber, Seth 3. Weber, James N. Shaw
Edwin Broomield.
COMPANY l..
KiHed-Robert E. Ford.
Wouuded-1ss Lit. John Starks, Moses Flesh, Iver
Oleson, Casper Wolf, Michael Meailtre, John r..
Inskeep.
COMPANY Z.
Wounded-1st It. Andrew ]. McFarlane, Corp.
Levi she'll.
Several others were slightly wounded
but not so as to prevent their continuing
to do duty in the ranks.
Truly yours,
WA. G.. P1rMAs,
Capt. Com. /.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-11
THE sWORD.s

The sword la name OF dread yet whel
Upon the freeman's thigh 'tis bound,
While for his altar and his eerth,r
While for the laud that gave him birth,
The war drums roll, the trumpets sound,I
How sacred ls 1t thenl
Whenever for the truth and right
It flashes in tine van of fight;
Whether in some wild mountain pass,
AS that where fell Leonidas;
Or on some sterile plain and stern,
Marston or O Bannockburn;
Or mid fierce crags and bursting -ilis,
The Switzer's Alps, gray Tyrol's hills;
Or, as when sunk the Armada's pride,l
1t CLEANS above the stormy tide;
Still, still, whene'er the battle a0Ord
Is Libertg-Uh.l men do stand
For justice and their 7latiUe land
Then heaven bless the Sword.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-11

~ A woman quarrelling with her
husband, told him that she believed if she
were dead be would marry the devils
eldest daughter. "You mistake he re-.
piled, " the law does not allow a man to
marry two sisters"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-11

B A marriage notice appears in an
exchange, in which the happy pair are
unusually explicit in stating their position.
They say: No cards, no receptlons, no
wedding tour" 1t is we'll to let folks
know about such things.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-06-11

~ Hans, who is judge of morals, as
well as money, says that being tender to
another mans wife is not illegal tender"
We accept his opinion-though We have
no interest in the question.