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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-24
The Advantages Of these Specta
cles over all Others are-.-

LIST. The only true Lens known, being perfectly
free from chromactic light, SO we'll known to be
the cause CT injury to vision, and makes the
change from Spectacles to Glasses Of stronger
20 wers SO oftensrequired, while both near and
distant objects are seen with equal facility thro
the same Glasses.
I'd. Can be worn with perfect ease fer any
length Of time at one sitting, giving astonishing
clearness of vision, particularly by candle or 9th
or artificial light-comfort to tho Spectacle wear.
or heretofore unknown.
Sd. Change of Spectacles or Glasses of sorong.
or magniiying power, in most cases never required
should the defect arise from sge, disease or pre-
mature decay-thus securing Ia II. patient good
sight during life.
4th. Waen the eyes pain or ache from tn.
action Of bright light such rs in reflected from
snow sunney weather, white paper and in read.
ing, writing, or sewing or vivid colored bodies
hose lenses by softeHing the rays effect q mist
agreeable sensation, and perfect cure.
9th In all nervous affections Of the ey., caus.
ing dull or starting pains in the eye balls sr TEN.
PIES, appearance OF luminous or dark spots on the
atmosphere, aching or feeling likes and in the
eye. the distur bed nerves are quoted, soothed
and entirely Iesturea.
9Th Ground by peculiar machinery, rot ur
ct great cost, mathematicslly calculated express.
~ for the manufacture OF his lens 90 as TO pro.
duce 1t with the true epherical accuracy, and its
focus at the exact centre-a point Of vital i'm.
portance. and which no other tense possesses.
9TH. Proof OF superiority over the old kind Of
spectacles They are exclusively used at all the
hospitals for the diseases Of the eye IN New Yorl
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATION
From Medical gentlemen, professors of the
highest opthalmic talent in Davenport:
DAVENPORT, December Is 1883.
Professor NJ. Bernhardt, Optican q I'd manufac
turer Of improved spectacles for the relief And
benefit of various diseases condition of the eve
comes to this city with the highest ommenda
lions from leading Professional gentlemen in New
York From personal examination Of bis i'm
proved aids to his visioy. 1 have no hesitation
in recommending him as gentleman and adam,
in his art.
JOHN NJ. ADLER, M. D.
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4 MfNlltLle Lin { NJ e % {


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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-24

Thomas Of Missouri, Jencks Of Rhode Il.
land, and Chandler Of Ntw York.
The Speaker laid before the House Q com.
munication from the Secretary Of War in
compliance With Mr.. Co.'s resolution. trans.
hitting the report Of Gen. Mcclellan con.
corning the organization and operations Of
The army Of the Potomac while in command.
srd oil operations while c,mmander.in.
chief.
Mr.. Cox offered . resolution that 10 600
extra copie, be printed. Referred to Com.
nittee on Printing.
Mr.. Fenton, from Military Committee,
reported bill to facilitate the payment Of
bounties and arrears Of pay due for ser.
vices of wounded and deceased soldiers.
Referred.
Mr.. Scbenck, from committee on Milits-
~ Affairs, reported bill TO create bureau
Of military justice also bill to repeal part
Of the enrolment act, the sole object Of the
bill being to unite the two classes into one,
to take effect on and after Its passage.
Mr.. Fernando Wood said the enrolment
act was full Of defects and required such
modification as would fill up our falling sr.
mics. He hoped that the pending bill
would not be acted upon at this time, and
moved its reference to the Committee OF
the whole on the state Of the Union.
Mr.. Schenck in reply said the committee
on military sfiairs would not report . re-
pesling bill. They, however, are assidu-
ously engaged in considering amendments
| to make the act more effective.
Mr.. Ancons offered . preamble setting
forth that the act commonly called the con.
scription law is oppressive, unjust and IN
constitutional, because it takes from the
States the control Of their own militia,
therefore
Resolued That the committee on military
affairs be Instructed to bring in . bill for
the repeal Of the act and substitution oil
some constitutional and just bill for the i'm
mediate filling up Of our armies.
Mr.. Stevens moved an adjournment oil
the House. Carried I; SO the House in pur.
suance Of the joint resolution is adjourned
until the 5th Of January.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. "a.
The report that the monitor Lehigh
was badly damaged at..Charleston, is in
correct. She got aground and sprung a
leak, but was not injured at all by rebel
batteries
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LEGAL.
Onf0fNAI 1011s,1

0SASD - 1swA, r Daee,seA o.. n.
6o0s1 Co1HRY, M es~ssv'
John Laden, 70 Ann Lsdsrs.
To Ana Ludsss, defendant. ". -. h~.a.
n0tiosd thas thsse 10 % Ale n the 49, ~ NJ.
Clerk q he Distsiet Cesf u 0sott eo0stv. ie~s'
Peusioo Of Jehs Ludess, psayise fse s dssses ~
said Coust, dissolving The The bosds of nassi-o.
~ bstwecn 10. ssd said petitioner, for g
o. your wilfcl dsssstisn d and sbssses fro1 M
peuucnss, without . reasssabls eauss. for I -
iiod Of more thas two years aad for : .oe. ~. ~
emo statement Of pstiiones's cause Of action 49,
are referred to pstitios nov on 6is.
ana unless yos appear and answer thereto. ,
or os'ore she noon Of the second day Of The nex1
tern q the District Court Of Scott couney, lowe
% % o:'d On the hrst Monday Of February, 4.
u. !ooA, judgment and decree will b. rendered
against yos - prayed for in said petition.
Dated Nov. 9th, 1869.
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Photographic Albums.

VI these we manufacture great variety. rang.
ing 10 price from 80 cents TO $50 each.
Oor ALBUMS have the reputation Of being
superior 10 beauty and dur biiity to any otherss
Tho smaller kinds can be sent safely by mail at
postage of six cents per o..
The more expensive can DO sent by express.
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JOHN NJ. ADLER, M. D.
E. s. BARROWS. N. d.
n.o ,e 20,

DAVENPORT, Dec. 16, 1854.
This is to certify that Professor Besnhardt has
fitted Mrs. Thomson with q pair Of Double Vision
Glasses. which 1T her better and give her more
pleasure In their use than she has ever worn.-
From personal examination of his glasses do not
hesitate to recommend them as an Improvement
upon those in common use. | believe the Pro-
lessor to be skill III and scientific optician.
J.J. TOMSON. NJ n.
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hrs. JACKSON, HERBERT l. CO.. Pro-
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Many Of our patients assert hey have sent
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no returns.
Then Why not patronizs home talent-men WHO
know the Western climate and can effect spsedier
cures.
DR.. Jackson's Female Pills-$1 per box-send
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DIR. JAckSON'S ORIENTAL LTNINENT
Removes all GOODNESS and rejuvenates organs
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J. j. SEVERANCE. Dentist
R0OM NO. 1, OVER POST OFFICE, DA-
~ vnsrser. Iowa. - n. B.-Tssth e.
aaesed . 81 hosrs. dsell-Atf
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Patent double and single visions. Will
strengthen and preserve vision to the end OF life.
The superiority Of these Spectacles over any
other is as follows.
The convexity Tor cones) on each side Of the
Glasses being perfectly centered and Of equal
density, they are rendered nearly free u ptisma-
ito light, enabling the wearer TO see small print
OF very hne sewing any length of time ct one
sitting, without any Inconvenience, acting q
preserver to the weakened Eye. and not requiring
to be changed for Glasses OF stronger magnifyinR
posers thus one pair Of Spectacles, in most
cases, suiting and preserving good eye sight to an
extreme old age.
Prof. Bernhard has on hand choice assort-
ment of
GOLD. SILVER STEEL AND PLATED
SPECTACLES. EYE GLASSES, &C.
With glasses ground on the most scientific prin-
ciples of apherical accuracy, and pure material,
which he will adjust to the defective vision, in !
manner to insure giving the greatest assistance
that art can accomplish in restoring and preserv-
ing the sight to the latest period Of life.
PERISCOPIC, CONCAvF, CONNER. PRE-.
SERVERS i OTHER GLASSES.
Constantly on hand and fitted singy and in pairs
into parties own frames.
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6. T. Il. T. ANTHONY,
Manufacturer Of Photographic Materials
SOL Broadway. n "

0VEIIXIU
SOL Broadway, NY.
Oar a Ph otoErADhA
OUR CATALOGUE NOW EMBRACES CON.
~ siDERAnLY over Four Thousand dGerent
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y Major Generals, 525 Statesmen
1870 Brig Generals, l27 Diyjne,.
$50 Colonels, lI6 Author.
- Lis Ut -Colonsls, so Artists.
~ Other Officers. 1l2 stage
20 Navy OGioers, AZ Promiosrt wou.,
l41 Prominent Foreign Portraits
$500 Copies Of Works Of Art.
Including reproductions Of the most c,Iebr.t.d
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sent on receipt OF stamp. An order for one dor.
en- PICTURES from our Catalos no will DO GIled
on receipt o. $50. and sent BY mail fre,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-24
DAVENPORT, Dec. Is. 1913

=, . 0AVHNfUhT, Dec. 10, 1901,
have been called upon bv Professor Bernhart.
manufacturer of improved Specta cles, and from
personal trial am satisfied that what be pro-
fesses to do can be relied Cd, have ne hesita-
lie, claiming that those who wish to be accomo.
idated can hardly fail to be gratifed with lis
corteous manner a. we'll A. with the use of his
improved glasses.
THOS SAynEpo ~ n
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Young settlers Meeting.
HHE MEMRERa or THE YnnNn or

~ MGAO0 NO We 1u1 IJONd Sc II
: tierH Association OF Scott county, are request
Cd to meet q the Office If J. l. CONN, Davenport'a
BLOCK, on Monday evening next, December 2sth, q
O'clock for the transaction Of i'm pcrtaut businssa
Davenport, Dec =, 1858
BY OKDER OF COMMITTEE
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JAMES McCORTNEYM

l have examined tho testimonials of Prof.
Bernhardt, and am satisfied that he is . slillful
Opiticion and although have not yet arrived
at the distinction Of using spectacles myself lido
not hesitate to recommend him to those who are
in need Of these aid to their vision.
DAvENPonT. Dec II. 1863.
HENRYW LEE.
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a J HARRIS, dentist
w + MA0lLL, dentist.

Testimonials from st Paul Gov Swift, Ex-
Gov Ramsey, Chss Eaton, q 8 Marshal; w L
Wilson. Samuel Wiley, ID, J b Stewart, y D.
n B Patterson, dentist.
Winona TestiDoni als-John Fee3, D, A r
Hodges, Mayor, franklin Staple, ?. } n Cole,
u D.
OFFICE HoUHs- From 70 1ss =, and I. 70
o'clock pm.
ton Room, b.
e. Pfof Bsrnhardt, owing e sDgagens.,s
elsewhere Win s. ehie 70 remain here Tor cav I
short tire.
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UndersIterfs and Drnace, 8

Ln6efShtrfS and DrNaCes 8
and NECk-TlES in great variety Of styles,
Linen and Paper COLLARS, Kid, Buekskin and
Woolsn CLOVIS, and in fact any article wanted
in the Gents farni mig Lios IL kept on hand in
almost endless VARIETY. Don't miss the place,
No. s NackOls Block.
Second door west If brady street, Davenport.
Mr.. REMINGTON,
formerly of tina q N Of Smith 4 Remington. can
now be found 1T isis establishment, and horcs to
receive calls from al his old friends in his new
quarters. oc27. d&wtf
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THOS. J. SANDERS. NJ. D.

DAVENPORT, Dec. IS, 1863.
have been called upon by Professor M. Bern
hard, Opiticion, ana Spectacle Manufacturer. who
has been highly recommended by leading medi
cal gentlemen wherever be has been. From per-
sOnal examination Of his improved aims to those
who are the least flicted with delicate eyes or
impaired visions, have no hesitation in reco m
mendiDg him to you as gentleman that UNDER
stands his profession.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-24

ROCK ISLAND, Dec. u, 1853.
Prof Bernhardt, Of New York, having called
uphn me and exhibited specimens Of his Specta-
cles. I have no hesitation ia recommending rim g
being able to furnish to all those who may stana
in need Of such aids to sight, just what the
want. TRuRsDAIR m
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ROcr TstAHp. Dec

ROcK ISLAND, Dec. Is, 1853.
Prof N Bernhardt principal and scientific Opti.
clan, comes to ne highly recommended BY rroies-
sional mon in the East, and upon examination Of
his Spectaeles and his method Of adapting them
to the Immediate vision, We .cheerfully add our
testimony in his favor.
AIHARR1Q a.c+,.A
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C1srtseopIses' Csssgess,
Asrse khesr' 1 Veterinary sureeen.
or DoOR wRs4 o. cor. % - s~cg m IN
WISHES TO INFORM THE CIT
MEMS Of Davenport and Sestt ~

~ WI0Unn !VINFOBu THE CIT -
Ixsxs Of Davenport ana 6estt ~
9A County generally that hs has psr-N y
manently located himsslf IN this city where (. 4
prepared 70 she's horses On the scisntiAie prisei-
plss. After twenty years Study ard peaetice .
the anatomy Of the foot, Of which tine IL IN
spent eleven years under the supssistspdepee 81
the best Veterinarians In Europe, he wishes "a
~ that BE- will give satisfaetioa 70 I'll psrDoss
having horses labofipg under the disease 81 49,
OF sontrsctions. commonly called "hough bouod.S
interfering, Cverreaehing, quarter cracks. 800
cracks, spFsins Of the cofns, fosndsfs, rpe-honea
and spavins, for al Of vhich he wasrante 4 -.
feet cure il cuTsbls. The greater part u tkese
diseases are ssased b. shosirg Or wsat q rrope4
judgment ine1-dte
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DAyEsrosr. Dsa. 26 1sss

UAvkNFOKT, Dos. 70 1868
have used pair Of Prof Beanhardt's Spec
tacles, selccted by himself for me after careful
examinations Of the Ego and have no hesitation
in saying that they como up fully to my idsa Of
what Spectacles ought to be, and l recommend
my friends and the public to apply to him and get
fitted by him, no matter what glasses they may
be using. EBENEZER COOK,
Sec,y II 4 II X 4 Co.
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DAVENPORT, Nov. 26, 1868.
have received call from Prof. NJ. Bernha rdt
Opi.icisn, who is very highly recommended by
our leading medical gentlemen, and as one who
understands the business he has followed for
years,
can answer for the glasses be b A. flied nv
eyes with being the best have ever used
JOHN E. HENRY, Mayor.
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MANY CHKUNIC Dis
xAsEs incidental to the hu-
man family, and even such %
have heretofore been eonsid-
cred incursble BY the medical
faAlalNR ol Aha swo.ll
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Sold at Wholesale in Chicago by FULLER,
Inch 4 FULLER. and all Druggists.
Country Merchantsand dealers supplied
by a. F. Croskey and 9. II. Beckwith, Chicago.
Sold in Daven rort by F. Jacoby, Jr., Il. 8. Bal
lord, Stevenson l. Carnahan, 1. J. Wells, q.
Schlegel. Ditzen d Koch and NJ. kovac..
Sold at Wholesale by Beiderbecke h Miller and
F. Reddewig. my28-d&w1y.
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DR.C. w. ROBACk

Proprietor of Stomach Bittsrs, Blood
Purifier, Blood Pills, Catawba and
swedish Branches. Mandatory
So So 60 l. C2E. Sd St., Gin, %.
&c COOK, Chicago, GeHI Agent
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23


A PnruRE "r WAxsA A lrt,s,
from Warsaw gives II = f.ll,winv A.
. nn' # the appearance II tn, cit.
= nee the inxnrrcciinn in P,l mi hr..ka
nnf -
1.-THE cavalry "cupv the .qnares, and
the artillery il posted at the d,fferen'
outlet. TIE public gardens are rl".sef
,nl Sled with soliisrs. All "'cl,cl
drums and ,rnn,ls~ts are heard, and
throughout the whole city there i
nothing hn' the tramp of spliie.s and
The noise e horses il il the hour e.,
relieving guard. When ,ha, il over IN.
city again f.lls hack into its usual q,,ie,
~ three. as It by rnchsni meni, War
sav he~ mes animated f.r about ~
h"nr, and ,h. crowd. pass and repa>.
b .f.re the batteries aud the lin-a q,
Ho,ps A. o'clock everything !,
ssain qni.H : anil The p.ra"ns in III.
street gradually disappear; Al II,
SOM. lamps are lighted. nnd here an
there lighs may bs seen at thu wind.w
4 nine are al -x,in .n,.h..i. aud war
s.w is dark aid !. desert. Al ten tn
l,mns aud trumpet- sound the .igMa
for AL 6rna u b. pm on' !; and th"s'
ptr-.n> VIII may happen I" he ~, i
tn.rs hasten hnme. happy il they cal
escape b. guard Cavalry AMI infan
T., pa'r"l .h- street, and w"e BE- i
anv one the. may meet! IFS hnasq |,
IN fire, or = per. d. ing. u" .,s.e ~a'
ia.c 20 ON /" s...k fnr as.i.ta,ce. |
II. >irk die wi,h"n 'nei'c ! help, 'hs
i their aff.r
i
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23
lANEA DOrE OF ~ INDIAN
CHIEF.

During the greet American war, an
English officer, in command nf y t"rag-
ing party, ,was, Together with his soldiers.
surprised by = large ambush u Indians,
who poured in . destructive IRE np,'m
them, By which man. of the Enghsh
we're killed. The survivors, had hard
" time to look from whence the attack
proceeded, when the lndisns sprung
f,"m their lurking place ~',h sell4 more
savage than The howls "t' the wild
beasts of the forest. Tie few English
who were not killed Or disabled took T.,
flight. il being Impossible 10 Withstand
the superio, numbers Vt the enemy, and
among the f'ugitives was he officer VII"
had reserved . wound in his left arm
For shurt tiiue he did not cunsl.le.
himself pursued, hut after forcing mis-
way with difficulty through the w,l.les,
ami vl0nmiest ihickeis f.,r about halt
an hour, ~ was alarmed 10 hear the
we'll known whn.p IT the Indians not
Tar from him. lie gave hims.lf up Tor
lost; Tor what chance had ne st escape
ia shsss thick w.n,sls. every pass ii
which WAS probably ~ familiar to h,s
.nemies ~ unknown 10 himselfy liz
sought the dsspsst re0easss, bu, the liz
dians still KEEP near him, AMI Nm AGO,
dent only prevented hia being Alnos,
Immediately discovered by them. Their.
wss hollow place, almost like well
in h,s path, the mouth of which wan =.
overgrOwn with wild shrubs ~ not e
psrcsp.ibls. except on minute ssarch
Into this he fsil, and though 10 W,
bruised by HE fali. hs was here s6tot
ually concealed from the Indians. More
'osss y bsasd shsis 5ootsssps : theJ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-04-23

when ven ws,e fret Surprised BY ih' .
In consequsnss of THE, HE beeehes ha,
sworn revenge against yos, snd Z
wosld have bses snssfs for yoa 70 hsv,
'emsined with y. / viii gu;ds yos
:" sslsty. and then rrtaro."
Tho Envl,ahman made Rrstela
acknowledgements kr the Indiass kind.
nsss. II sm thinking he then added
~hy yao ahon,A show ne THE Ro.,d
= -, G~1 ~aa . stranger and en- ~
.semy." II
"n~a :. white mss n~ver iln kcoA "a
s'ra"lev. or ." enemy p a,ke.i ~
Fnlisn
Fir E,gli.hmsn hIu-hrd .nd w.s
silent
"ls" ! am onIv paving ! 1abt." aaid
II" Indian. Nine m nth, e' I ~,-
y mn lei, and w4srv. ana ivirp ~.
thirst; ynn .aw m. and v,vp me d-;nk
which vel nv life. Iprayed 20 sh-
G'rr SIiri' I'll, I ri .h, r.,,,v the b.
n.fis: behold hs ha. he ri n."
The .f6rcr wac strn"k with the nnhl..
seniinlrm. 1t The s,vsgc. sud a,vheA
- t'inx h'w "ft-n his cnmntrymen
nigh TAX. le.~..na fr.nn the Inlisn.
A. he evening drew nigh, they csme
- 4 " c' It c.un ~ whp,. thr wpnIa
were q inner --,.rrsen.iy they perceived
'nnks It cultivation At last the eve
was struck BY = will .ge not very IA,
.li>. ant.
That i an E,.l sh IT ,tinn.s' sail ,h-
In.li,n: "th..rr v ~ will ini White
10 N an.i friends Bat. nv an when
n "a Art wi.h them. 4" ~ f.rve. The
lnli N nor think III &c his people
Farewell, my son: My the Gcsi
Spirit pr.icct thee, ani give thee
>'reng'h am"ng try people"
TIE Enxii.h.n " pr,..sed the hand "f
re"'d man, An | ~ Ike parting w.,rd
e., h. vas too much afl.siei ~ ssv anv
m,re. The nex. ,n.snent ,hn T"dian
was amid 'he woods ant she utiic "n
his Way I, in his regiment