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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-03

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lDR. HUNTER
Ire ats MANY Diseases

DEks HI u ~ u Elk
Ire ats MANY Diseases
MANY CHRONIC DIS
x.,-.zs@.saesse EASES incidental to tho hu-
S man family, and even such %
LR ~ have heretofore been consid-
= y cred incurabic BY the m edical
A faculty OF the world, are skill.
folly treated with distinguished success BIB DIR.
WIN. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards of forty years. They especially call the
attention of the afflicted to the following named
diseases:
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption.
and tho most distressing of all diseases the
s7HMA or PnrHIsIC and oil other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
o ses of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys. Spleen
q very distressing complaint Disrrhea, Dysentary
Constipation or continued costivensss. This LAT
ter disease most always preinduces;
Piles and E'10t1z1a<
Which is treated with marked success without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism
Gout and Paralysis are distressing complaint
Also all Female Complaints, such as Weakness,
Debility and diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARcRrHONA, or CANCER, is another disease thu,
has hitherto baf1ed the skill of tho erudite and
learned doctors Of the world. This monstroui
Hydra must now bow its head, for it can becured
All Tumors, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, Hid dis
eases, White Swellings, Club feet. alike can be
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the Eyes.
Such as Lachrymal Fistula. Ssrabismus or Cross
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Ego Ball. Sore
YES, Blindness and Cataract.
The latter disease can often be cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do well to call aud les the Doctor ex-
anime their case. A large assortment OF
Artificial Eyes, perfectly natural. AL
dieeases Of the Ear.
Such as roaring or buzzing sounds, offensive dis
~ argos and deafness. The Doctor has Tubes and
Far Drums and Oracles, Of all sizes and discrip-
TONS which restore nearing very perfect to those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Writ
with 70 ur full namc. towr, county and State
Your letters will be promptly answered. Be q
particular as you can in giving full history o.
vour disease. Address.
DR. HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box 6078 Post Office.
Hours from 9 4. N. TO 8 p. N. Office No. 81
Randolph corner of Dearbcn street, Chicago, Ill
Oct1-diy
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CISCIsNATI, Dec. 3.
Eight persons have been arrested here
for passing counterfeit twenty dollar
Treasury notes.
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New YORK Market

NEw YoRK. December 9.
FtoUR--5910 cents better. $6.3oM635 ex-
ira state 81 4oM7.55 X. Ii. y.
WBEAr-Maiket 1c better. 81 399l.4o for
Chicago Spring $l42ta144 Milwaukee Club 4;
L4iMSL44 Winter Red.
CoRN-l .140l. 16o.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

CHRISTMAS PR ESEN Is,
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Fh TEKS Of 0ordsn's celebrated Lon I'm
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Ladies' Pins and Ear-Kings, Bracelets, Lockets,
Tooth Picks, Necklaces, Sleeve-Bottsns, Scarf
Pins, Cluster Pins,
W Atc1aOO, Clocks, sAscs
Every article warranted a. represented, or the
money refunded. WATCH REPAIRING done
in . workmanlike manner, Q very reasonable
charges, IN CURRY'S.
7e Brady, Arst dsse abevs laird street.
doo6~aW
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Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Decembet2.
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wHEAr.-Dull and easier. No. Spring LII *
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RYE NO /. Sl.0l 4 in store.
BARLEY-Sl.1S.
HIDEs.-ste a1y. Green Country, 7A@7Nc
Green Sailed, 9HG6A Dry Sailed, 1359l4H
Dry Flint l7also
SuGARs-lp good demand. N. o. clarified, le
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Photographic Albums.

OF these We manufacture great variety, rang
ing in price from SO cents to $50 each.
Our ALBUMS have the reputation of being
superior in beauty and durability to any Others
The smaller kinds can be sent safely by mail st
. postage Of six cents.per CT.
The more expensive can be sent by express.
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.vtaC England society.
vNHE MEMBERS OF THE NEW ENGLAN[
i Society will meet at the
BURTlS HOUSE

On Monday Evening, December 18th,
at o'clock, tor the purpose Of electing officers
for the ensuing year, and transacting such other
business as may be deemed important.
+. A. OLIVER, Sec'y.
December I'd, 1868. did
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INCH 4 FULLER. and all Druggists.
T Country Merchantsand Dealers supplied
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DIR. C. w. ROBACK,

prsprietor Of Stomach Bitters, Blood
Purifier, Bloed Pills, Catawba anu
swedish bran6ies. Mandatory
90 % 81 4 o. 4. Sd st.. Gin, %.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

/ WIZ
l.. A lsd5 kbe ~ ~ iIoukI Gspssisssi
: ; hospital assssdsas IL ne SoatAess
writes: a.
People hsvs oftss lasghisgly ves
dsred II ''Topsy" Was not ersstsss D
Mn. Stoves profile fancy. Could theJ
have enjoyed brief season in Coriotb
I think they would scarcely have qess-
toned, the truth fulness Of the charastsr,
Topsies might b found here BY the hun.
drcd.
! had ose in my room, . bright, quiet
little creature. with : tiny round face ..
black % the eco Of spadess l dressed
her up aud kept her shout tosdo little er.
ssnds Tor me, while the chambesmai44 10
the house found her - much soorces
smusemeot % usefulness. She would
dance, siog. and act quite ~ comieally
- T0psy ever did.
"Pleasc give me bandago for this,
M,s.-," be ssid, laugbingly, his tobss
Of the same time full OF vexatson. 'sThat
Nell 10 . perfect little :mpl See what
she hes done for me ~
allow Why your hand looks foil Of
little pr:cks, - II from teeth"
"Pins, you meant l declare, it, too
rich. She's littlo smast ore, you may
rest assured. 1t happened this way !:
re boys love TO teaze her, aud often
get her into the ttoIc down stairs 10
near her make dro!I remarks. got in.
t. the habit OF tapping her on The he ID,
pretending to be vexed, just to see sber
roll up her eyes At ms IN Ter most de-
precal,ng way. Her wool is thict i, and
| sues, tipped her pretty bard some
timer, relying upon its softness . protect
her Well, the late imp, what dos .hc
do but tick about forsy pins along IN
der the HAIR through the edge VI the
turbsn, the points cut. They formed .
circle around her dsoll head, aud JUS.
now tapped her on the side Of tbs
head 60 hare IS to get . dozen right
through my hand. The smart vexsd
me, aud l Tape. the other side, then
the top.-you see the result" rs
BY this time / bad finished binding up
tho lacerated hand aud INDUCED in =
convuls,ve burst Of merrincht 1t his *.
pcnse. lie went away laughing. ana
lew moments later, when Nell came in,
1 examined her head. finding, at least,
half an ounce Of pins deposited in the
curly locks crimped up tight y over her
head. Fa
She stood demurcly, with her hands
folded, during tho examination, and in
answer TO my question as to why she
did it, said gravely
"Why. Miss, he was allus a spattin o
me-"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
GENERAL NEWS.

More than fifty members of Congress
have signed recommendation for the
removal Of Mr.. Blair from the Office Of
p. NJ. General.
A Richmond paper tells of Dutch
mans horse which WAS so fat that he was
biggest lying down, and says Sumter is
the strongest 10 the same attitude.
The N. Y. HerclTs desertion of Lin.
coin is one of the signs OF the times. 1t
urged him for President until his mes.
sage was published. . -
Tho Nevada Constitutional Conven-
ton has adopted an article compelling
al children between SIX and fourteen
years Of sgss6 attend school, -ese
Three years ago not . pound Of salt
was made in Saginaw Valley, Michigan.
There has been exported from the val
ley the present year not less than three
million barrels.
Strong opposition to an increased tax
upon dlstilla,iop, 10 being developed 10
Congress.
The road that ambition travels 10 too
narrow for friendship, too crooked for
love. too rugged for honesty, and too
dark for science.
Joseph Shoemaker, of Indiana, los
years OF age, vas teen by the editor Of
the Republican Of that town, hard Al
work chopping cordwood few days
ago.
An old lady, says the Boston Courier,
Q, Wednesday evening, who desired a
Newspaper, refuse to touch copy OF
ths zfuveiler hav ng the Presidents ines.
a e in IT, c,nscthc Pres dent has
had the smallpox aud she VS. AFRAID she
should catch il.
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tMPoh r ANT TO LADIES
REAT A MERI CAN MEDY.'

IMPORTANT TO LADIES
GREAT MERICAN REM EDY."
DE-. zAH vCys0
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~ HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
~ (when the directions have been strictly
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OBSTRUCTION OR STOPPAGE OF NATUkE.
Or in restoring the system to perfect health when
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the w hites, or other weakness Of the Uterine Or
gans. The Pills are perfectly harmless on the
constitution, and may b, taken by the mot del
icxte female without causing distress at the
same time "A ct Ii 1kO - charm.
by strengthening, Inv igorating aud restOsing the
81 stem to healthy condition, and BY bringing on
on the monthly period OF regularity, 10
matter from what cause the obstruction NAV
arise. They should however NOT b taken the
first three or four mon ms Of pFegnacy, though
safe ~ any oth3e time, ~ miscarriage w~uld b.
the result. Each boz contains so pills. Price 81.
Dr.. .Hdrves's Treaties on disea.es Of Females.
Pssgnancy, Miscarriage, Ba,rennees, laevali-
~, Representations and absse II Nature,
and emphatica!ly the LADIES' PRlvATs MEDICAL
ADVISER, pamphlet OF 80 pages, sent free to nv
address. SIX cents required 70 pay postage.
Tho Pills and Book ill be sent BY mail,
dentialiy, when desired, securely sealed, and pre.
paid, ON receipt Of money BY
]. BRYAN, n. D., General Agent.
76-Csdar-street, New York.
Fold BY all the principal Druggists.
Smith + Dryer, Wholesale Agents, Chicago. !.
H. .WELlsS, Agent Davenport.
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Third Edition, 5Oth Thousand
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Third Edition, Doth Thousand
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A TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
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BY RoBr. II. BELL. ". D., Member Of the Royal
G. iscge Of Surgeons London. 70 pages. Price ct,
This Book should be read BY svory one, and
particularly BY those arriving at Mann God. Il
ntains impor' ant advice to al and the means o.
iSared zzouseads from Life Of Nsery.
Sent under sealed envelope, By mali, on 70
eeipt Of the money o. postsge stamps, BY
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ag70-d&W1y
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. q M = u M u n r O ~
CAN Be CURE
The advertiser, Physician If thirty years ex-
perience, in the treltHent Of Lung diseases.
Bronchitis, asthma. &C., but now retired from the
practice, is DESTROYS Of impsriin2 his experience
BY d,ffusing Information Invaluable to suffering
humanity, and which has Cured thousands.
The sape medicine viii no do for all. He will
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stamp required for postage. Address.
H. LOWE. D.. Box 500, New York City.
IL. WEI L., Agent. ,,avenpor..
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HAPPINESS or MIsEMY

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THE rRvPRIElOKS or THE NEW YORK
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For q Short Time Ossly.

Once hours from to l2 m, and Z to . m.
The following are testiuonials from tho first
Physicians OF Davenport, which should bs suGR-
eient 70 convince the most skeptical:
lcAcerfully recommend DR.. n. V. Saunders -
euihcisnt and Trustworthy % . cheropoaist, and
believe he will satisfy ali Who may sntrust them.
E.s. BARROws. M. D.
December 18th.
W. concur in tho shove.
JOHN M ADLER, D.
TIL J SAUNDERS, N d.
j TOMSOM, N d.
This eerti6es that have experienced tho op-
Grafton Of DR.. Saunders in removing corns from
my foot, and recommend him TO tho community
~ . Dkillful operator. L q BLOOD.
Having witnessed m operation performed by
Dr. Al Saunders upon tho foot of Mr. NJ
Greece, | would chesrfully recommend him to all
who may DO eu6eiiRg from corns, buniOns, chill
blAins. ingrowing toe nails, &C., as very scisa-
tho and skillful operator.
Davenport, Dec. 18th.
DAvXNPoRr, Dec 18th, 1868
Dr. Saunders has this day operated on my feet
and also upon sbs feet Of my wife, for the removal
Of cofns. The operation was painless. l cheer
fully recommend him TO oil suffering from afac-
lions Of the feet. PH wOkLEY.M D.
nov0 Witnessed m operation lot tho femOvoI
Of . corn By nr Saunders. II was removed (as
the patient ssid) without pain or drawing blood
IL was very neatly don0. From tho teatimonials
exhibited BY the Doctor and the operations re-
fsrred to. cheerfully recommend him to the pub-
lie Is . sk,lltul operator.
EBENEZER COOK.
Davenport, Des 18th. 1868.
DR. Saunders would say to oil Who are suffer-
In, from ia: rowing tos nails that he can warrant
AL ,nms late cure without goi < through the
barbarous ope ration Of tearing The nail off a. is
causes no p.iD.
tzE U. CITATIONS performed in fcv moments
AMI the ooot or shoe can bs worn Immediately,
without tho leass inconvrnien to the patient.
Chi HI aims he guarantees an efe,,ual cure o. ~
charges. d.ca
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rnOs. o'CONNgR. 1HoB. MORGAN.
OsCONNER 4 MORGAN,
conGnc1AL ALLEY, NEXT 70 sx,rH's sTAsLs,
Blacksmiths & Horse ShoeYs.
yv~BOS. O'cOiNER HAVING TAKEN IN
j THos MoRGAS - pastner 10 the Blacksmith.
Ing bus,neee, together, they are prepared 70 Oh
orders promptly. Mr.. Morgan will attend TO 81
disds Of Mill Work ssCairiag machinery and
Jsbbing generally. Mr.. Otonnsr vii continue
y Shoe Horses in the best style. liberal snare
Of patronage solicited. ms2O-5Iy
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11A""l ,G
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GUARANTEE TO THEN
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Tho Eust An,l,. Of Col Health
--..1. and strength,
and which, If no: regularly experienced, will
produce
MISERY AND DEATH
MISERY AND DEATH,
::AHD II THAT
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nIrAHre - onunn And n 9HD n0o4
M ssyls
\ Hes 80 Dey' Cfsshiss
I ssvuy doeniplSea. ~ fsllsst ails1n1 e.. ,.
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BLACK roNE, lass.
GENTLEMEN The three American Organs
purchased Of you for tho use Of our churches,
here, in Cxbfidge, and in Mulbury. have been in
use one year. II gives me much yle.sure to say
that they have fully met our expectat ons, and
given the greatest satisfaction. remain yours.
Il j SHERIDAN, PASTOR.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31
EASE AND COMFORT
In One Minute.

AND
1ngrOWimg Toe Nails,
Enlarged and Diseased Joints,
CAsl6!ains, Diissteyed Feet, de-, dc.
INSTANTANEOUS AND rFlCACIOUS
L Cures ~itkess pain o. ussdin9,
author Of "Practical Observation
on the Causes. Nature and Treatment of the Va
sious afhi ,tions VI the Feet" who may be con
suited 1t
= - II I q y NJ @. ~
LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE,
For q Short Time Oselv.
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ENne6lN Grocer.
- rrps CONSTANTLY on HAND A CHOICE
N stoek 81 Family Groceries, cf III kinds,
~nioh he offers 1t the loseft prices also
y EuElD EIx0OoI19
foe msdssai psspesss. which have be:n seleets .,
ssess Fl natreeoee. Call and sxanioe goods and
pstoes. - @yss-..y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

From Geo r Wiley. Organist and Director Of Mu-
LOwRLL, Mass.
GsNrLEHHN - Having thoroughly examined
your American Organs, am Of tho opinion that
they arc not equaled BY those Of any maker
They are distinguished from ell have seen by
their extreme fulness. yet mellow Of tone and
their quick responses to the touch of the perform
or. am yours, &c, GEo WILEY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-31

This esrti6es that have experienced tho OPP
Grafton Of DR.. Saunders in removing corns from
my foot, and recommend him TO tho community
~ . skillful operator. &c BLOOD.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-10-31
Esictionary OF Laaies' Ureaa-

sIsfctionary OF Ladies' Dress.
Icanplsd by old bachelor Of sory years ExpsrispOs
Gimp-A sort OF nail used in their high
heeled boots, or something to do with
the ring of parasol; can't make out
which. .., .: ........ ..-.. :
Ticken--Shawls are usually made OF
this, and those fancy scarfs for evening
dress. N. Bit is called dear when
they like it best, though only sixpence o
yard. -..... -. :-...;i,f
Gussets Same as g lindsey woolsey, y
I think, fine calfskin leather for orna-
menting riding habits. Note.-It has
very sharp priekles, as found one when
sat down on bonnet made of it, mis-
taking the thing for bunch of flowers.
Tulle---Not yet sure of this, but sus-
pect it is the needle they use in back
stitch. Mem. "Curtain of bonnet B"
seems to have something to do With it.
Tuck-This is either species ofSeotch
broaoh, or light blue ball sash, though
| have also heard it spoken Of in relation
to q retieule for pic mic with sand
wich inside. -
Bombazine-Much mystery about this.
Four years ago, however, satisfied my
self it has something TO do with baby 9
boots. Sometimes it is called q love OF
a barege." :
Bobhinet-Only little bobbin. Their
work boxes are full of them. once up
set one. -...
Flounce-Every one knows what this
is. 1t is put on gowns, and a new one il
put on each year, as the wearer grows too
tall for the former length. -
Dinity-A regular poser this. Used
TO think it was q j" finger stall = but have
found out now it is sort Of ball put in
side the back hair TO fill it out. However
my niece, Miss Mary, aged /" thirty -
never mind, says positively, mol" W..
Crinoline - Mans horror - woman 4
sphere. ...--'...