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RHEUMATIC COMPOUND

RHEUMATIC COMPOUND
reaches the source OF all trouble, and sfectually
banlShes the disease from the syStem by It's inne.
diate action on the blood. We advise one and all
&deF4al P6weF.
Read the following testimonials: --
r Nj. JOHNSON. LDear Sir: fhiA Is to certify that
WAS badly crippled with Chronic RheumAtism for
S5 s e tgspS y ts al tbs time
remedies that could hear OF but found uotTelief
uutil Ltriediy Jour Rheumatic Compound and Blood
& PHFiner LLsd re M Of al, bottle of
sfiicted With the same disease, and small portion
oft cured heI. 1 am nearly seventy ysarF q agee
have not been troubled with It since. It affords
great pleasure to furnish yOu with this certificate,
90 that Jon can refer others who are afflicted with
EaepmAtism to me. q. tlsE< 1
''mAin' S2IEi aEDRER gG ARMsrRoNd,f =
-,t.,.s 81, No.19 Jsmss Street, Allegheny City.
- Allegheny, May 81, 1854.
Ma. A, JoHEsoN ;-Dear Sir: MylEilei was taken
bad with Intiammatory Rheumatism in March Last,
she was very much swollen and the pain she BhE-
fertd was severe; she was confined to her bed.
wax advised to try your Rhsumatic Compound and
Blood Purifier, SO got bottle Of it, and before the
half OF it was used she was entirely well. The
had only taken three doses of 1t till the swelling
and pain began to abS:e. All your medicine Wants
iB 10 be known in order to give it success.
Yours atVctOnately,
My residence is No; 42a Cherry Alley, where my
wife can be seOn by any person doubling the truth
Of the above.
sPittabuTg, April 18Th 1864. -
MR. JOHNSON My daughter Mary was attacked
with Inhammatory Rheumatism in the winter Of
1868, which continued the spring of sixty. four.
Her hapdg and lmbgEsre YerJ much. sWialled, and
dhepdIna at tlneBSiA4 yerys Seyerps she Became so
hepleSB that Il took four 70 turn her ID bed. had
medical aid for hye six weeks but received very
little ii any benefit. got bottle Of your Rheu.
natio Conpoupd aud before it was all used She was
able to come down stairs. got second bottle;
she used 1t, and happy to say she islnow as
we'll Rs she before she took the rheumatism and
able to attend to her work the same as formerly
attribute her recovery. under the blessing of God,
to your Rheumatic Compound. sfsI
AM person doubling the truth of the above, can
call on at my residence No. 22i Bedford street.
Yours, with respect,
MRS s-MARGARET YOUNGSON.
6 Pihs6uFg, April sth 1854.
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"BPilsptis Eats can, Pc CuFedIl-
DTsEouEBOW haVfng become OulinQltiY all IN
curing thl8 terrible uAlAdy, invites Al similarly
amIetedf 20 call or send for erlArs q references
and testlh0nialsU Uf numeru1s cases cured Of iron
enc twenty fer yoaIs Standing Ho dsTOtel hi!
attention disc aSo3 Of the 0erSerO ptub
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ton his ClIlm' 70 public o0I1db1ce. ="
He may Be eqasllted At his private residenee, No.
lEl West A2d street., daily fE6mi 10, A.. D., unt1
r, n, except Saturday and Sunday. Address Al
letters to - ellL DR.. v. B. IOOkR0W.
r. oargiOf p. o Boz 6l16. New York
oetls-Smd&S II -17-r' t' as
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a. Psychological View OF Mar
FfRRo oS-0Oi;talnlng nearly 80 Pagos and 1SO Zine
lRlAte9 and EngTOGtllI8 Of the AuAtCmy OF the Au-
man Organs Ia HGtats q HAalth and Dl1easet with
Treatise pRJ Early EFTOFBy Tft8 oplOTlble OOnB0-
dueness upOA the mlnd and Body, With the AnthUrs
PlAa aofIFoAfnsnt-Gls only EAtlOAAl aAd sueeeaIfnl
mO4sofenral shown by The rePOrt Ofeases treated
A truthfnl Adviser % the married., en4 thOso Con-
templating !naETAEeS who enteItan dolbts OF their
phylleal cgadftiol-z Sent tree q PoIfaSo % any
addrell oU TOcoipt af6 o0ut1s in stamps OF postal
OuFIellY, by addressing nE. La OROL4p No. 81
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dlaaaaas ugn euinh hia book tEolt8 either pSE11Il
aIE q ahd med dieiqel isiat e a14 part Of
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RRE1I1Ns, Wesf V, pe

wKKu1Nss WEsF VA, Dec 4th' 1865
n, aIt s5hSIa 4 Mon eOSseerRs EISRs the under
s,gned member Of the West HirginiA LegtSlAtpEes
pIeasnl6iR Ayllk that we .baSe Known DE.
Kichafd II. LSe u4sny yearP previous % tne pte.A-
retto prSotitioner Of Medicine (Ofthe
both In KanavhA eoanty VSS and Gala county
0bI6 go is, Ii.tiN sTuEirsi.I is1s -1li"
pN''.s q. SLACK, Senator Ith Dist. 81
sr.,f. ii W. W.s:DQNBARS ;.l q: HAp. 80
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. Al nRAgfaboutthe commeucsmentiof the
nav wear il probable.
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Notice to MiIlers & MIN owners.

UYE ARE NOW MANUFACTURERS .. b.
wv WILLIAMS sRLP-Rg9ULATIN0 BLAST
SMUT MACHINE on Whosling ISlaH1-ShS oalF
perfeet Separating, Beating, and Securing Machine
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boat Landing n lWhsShng, W V0.
No. 4 eloaRs u buaholS per boar weighs 100 ss-
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No. sslcaus IS bu.bsis per hour, weighs 500 D..
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OshsT dies, up to 100 baihsls pOr hour. made tS
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agent. An orders fOr that Slst0 shOald be I'd
AIdrSss JAS. h WILLIAMS,
novaa8m :; BEI4gsPOrt, OhIO-
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DESIRABLE CITY PROPERER.

I. - ron SALE.
THR uhSsiAeBeI 4fers .f9r sals. hfs tesidenep %
Il MarEdg biFos1s -nsarlS oePO4its he seeoo4
1fr6ef, unmb0rFIll ind IA, below ne kiith Waro
lIarkst Hons. aud L0t nHmbor 1ls o. Jana stTOstS
n1aE a51Io taSS 70 ''a a''' - - JAMS 4. HfKHK
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reaches the source of all trouble, and e1ectually
baniShes the disease from the system by It's tmme.
diate action on the blood. We advise one and AL
%IeFfal'PoRef.
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EOR aALE.

UNHAF very valuablo sn9 .desiEable psopsfty sli-
uatod q ne corner Of Water ald Q1iley efrostss
fTonfinR 100 - on WAX street aad 1S3 Esst %
01fneV 1fr1Sf dn1aou Whie stan1s the tl4sen h9uss
EnoIn % the sams OG the VirRlnla .Hoaaa. fots
pTopeIfJ in be sold in 9gs entire bIsee eF Il PAE-
: nova In 81 80 = Z R1IsLRoN9:
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no MARRIED LADIESl

Il e IeeuIlAriY suitDa It vim, in ah0Ft that
bring IN the monthly period with ragnlarity.
IL HOAUT9ON.z z-
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District OouFt q The
Unitod Gta1es 10E ths
DlIiFist q SYeIt Virginia,
~ VFheoliuE. lAu2oTm.
IRRA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

with it, my official connection with the
people Of our State, without advert'ng 70
the condition Of national affairs IN which ~e
are a.: 40 deeply and 40 vitality interested.
Th.>v.r ..,r the destruction Ot the Union
n The ono and, and for ito preservation
On the ntLer, still goes on. During the
.,reaont wear the successes Of che Union ar'
o;.s bsvo hsen 20 numerous and 80 import
ant that thu public mind appears to have
set,led down into the belief that our u's''
mo- suoccss 10 certain snd not Ter distant ;
and b now to some extent, occupied VIII
che question Of reconstruction, 90 ca''eo-
che oueesi % to the manner 10 wo'cn
and enc tul ms and conditions upon wnsco
shc peop,e within the territory couPosine
the rebs: states can again take part viii
the peoole OF the loyal States, in admins
terine the affairs Of the General Govern
meue.
The pree,dent he's recently Issued Pros
lamatiou TO the people Of tho rebel States
In vhich he proposes to them such term
And couditioLs o., IL bic judgements, az
risht apd psoper. He proposes, 10 sub
ees.ee. that % ooo0 % . number Of tn
vreanes oopulatiou Of any one oftbose States
scnsl "a cne tenth Of the entire voting POP
uistion Of the State, - shown 1t the les
preaidential election, shall take an ostt
the foru Of which 10 prescribed, and shsl
easabIish new Government, Republica
10 form, and cossistsss With che terms 2
the prsscsibsh oath, sneh 0ossrseen1 sna'
~ rsooenissd - the true Governments
80 Ststs. snd protected - ouch.
~ terms 81 the prescribed oath ar
tAes shs pasty taxing i evil! hencefost
Sitifully svppors, protect and defend g
49, g rs Ststss Hereunder; ana vi
;1iira anSaoSe. 49, ~ Apd taithlally m
Ssct III $50 = oopgrsss paassd dcflag =
s1ieiiees ssbsllbea te'ssosssnss g e'svse.
~ - Wa(se - rs N<eelsd, 9odt. I
- ni V01sf5l 4 ~ dei1lq1h.'
X ! G1r0oGos 0lklg61Gl'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

FIRE d DEUTs n MANN,
Maaaiae.lfes Dealer II
zo0a0O1ao1S2 TsaHn1tsa1O
/, q Ill kinds.
NAKES ALL KINDS or RuHN.A
ssUaB b ssdss - - shsst nesiss.
Inc. -, 8ass second ssssss. IN
Second Hand l5nit1ro and Stoves
bought ssd sid also fsssitsrs seDslnd
pit dly] q No. q. Esst 0sssad o1tese
DEBOLT EXCHANGE
r. RILEY, Propneeese
css;ss W;sss, E;sssss - A,sssy Rss Assis
Y HAv1 lUn4 POE UR = 11N1Y LlHD
j. 3bAle = ~ - insgsge1 gettens -
ae2eAlgl eeeefs l3slsasa -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-16

vSne many thocsands Who, before che war
were eithsr Indifferent Or positively favorable
~ nsynS. - nov. 11ose loMeR 6eterznined
Obu0nensa rs Il w, she6,s m "a, q time
WIEN >his csuss Of our TRUSTEES -hD nesrly
paGedswg, - ep,6e4pe opt Aeson q to pre-
save 4 remnant that may take root sH spse "a,
|teil ith1 tesugtt ~ GAesvhs come si'es
u. The terrible -ev;ls We are nov enduring
M - - huetee rsusso.th cause, Of strife,
A. ohss bsise dseas ~ sSesnsA; Reasonably
hone that uhen Tia. material hiteaf4ess grow.
ine ont OF our present strife shall have passed
s{sy. lie find{y ma ffstesnaf feelings which,
Eest ~ ~ Ssc.ey xUala tssS al~sys existed,
[nny y q sin reeespsd isi 10 seisi
HIT 1a shoald noE- pesaik- H. discussion Of
than or siulss qp3s1Ulst y diyert rs from
the paramount purpose Of prosecuting the war
earaestiyi asd visssossly, sssa' al 4en In re-
hsllion s0sinse ne sGeseepmeat1oa1l, either
veluntariIy q BY .coupulsiens ~ down their
arma In this consists our only saiety. ana
feel we'll assured that you wm, . dar q de-
pesds on you, zee 20 y chat 4ows, "a the future
= h shssp ast, win do ~ aiull Share Of this
good work, pFonpAy ssAq .sA s1s
1ls pIs.,e ads m s''.
|prout nd nvhble yOm.- froultD first out
break Of the febellio0 until the present time,
Iowa has neither fAltefed ios ~asefsd in the
discharge of her dusv. la beeA btanches Of
the Nasioaal Council She be-. pseeaated IN un-
broken front to treason and Tebellion, and has
given steady and undivided support to the
General Government. Her STATE dosernnsnt,
n all us branches, hss esssu 'ettos3 Zee Of her
vnfiiDchinG and Unconditional 1oyalty and de-
yotion 70 the good cause.' Her peeple have, 1t
ali times and promptly. filed al acquisitions
made upon them for tsosps - ~ the tanks Of
the Union armies md the men She has sent to
thelGeld hsve been, a. least, second 70 noLe in
Ill soldierly qualities. .abese LaA
To these men yet another word y due from
me. When this war began. ours Wa new
State, without q history. To day, her name
stands on one Of the brightest pages Of our
country's record--graven there by the bayo-
nets Of our brave soldiers, and that page 10 all
over glowing with the proofs Of their heroism
and devotion. We have sent to the field no
Regiment Of which We do not feel juetly proud,
and the bare mention Of the names of many Of
them stirs the blood and warns Ahe heart Of
every Iowan. fs- .as..ilsql
It may perhaps be permitted me TO say that
trust that when the history OF the gallantry
and devotion Of these men shall Be written, the
position have held viii Of necessity connect
my name humbly, and not Theoretically, with
theirs, and that this trust affords compens ation
for some what of toll and care which have at
tended that position, and should be sufficient to
satisfy an ambition greater than mine.
La SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
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or or good faith, - would justly render US, -
. nation, infamous throughout ChristeEdom-
aside from all considerations connected with
slavery, as social or moral qaestion-aside
from all considerations connected with its po-
litical effects upon the particular communities
Ia which it exists, and looking upon II only in
its bearing upon the present condition OF our
country, It seems to me that no man, Who does
not set the institution of slavery above the
Union Of the States, can now f.il to do all that
he lawfully may to aid in removing this curse
from our nation.
It Is directly or implicitly admitted by oil.
that slavery 10 the cause Of the civil war now
desolating the land, although different parties
endcav ,r TO throw til. immediate blame upon
their adversaries. The anti-slavery men Of the
country say that slavery il the cause Of the
war because, being founded on force, it IL. nee.
essariy aggressive in it's character; that it nee
es.arily makes shareholders, - . class, haugh
". ovcrbesr ng, impatient Of control and I'M
willing 10 submit their opinions to those Of th'
maiogits. whom they consider their inferiors
Some Of the rebels admit, frankly, that the de
sire to perpetuate slavery and 70 make It tn
- corner stone" Of the new confederacy, causet
the rebellion. while others, and their apologist
generally. insist. that the Cause Of oar trouble
~ not slavery itself, but the " fanaticism
Anti elavery men On the subject Of slavery
md shers = etill another class Of our psopl
| Who declare. that In their judgment, the caus
| Of the var 10 70 be found In the "fanaticism
| upon the subject Of slavery among sxtrsmista
North and South. These are but various etate
ments Of The same thing. showing that, how
syer prejudice q pal tisanahip may ssek :
syade OF disguise tie fac, our people. gsne'
ely, recognise slavsry - the cause q me va
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Third Edition, 6Oth Thousand
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ANzooD.
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The advertiser, Physieiaa Il thirty yeass *
perience, in the treatment Of Lung Dlssasss,
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stamp required fos postage. Address.
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IL. WELLS, Agsot, Davenport.
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DANvILLB, Pa, June 2, 1ss7.-DH. WIN. II.
GREGG-Dear Sir:-In February, 1851, was afflicted
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highest manners--My wife was attacked with pain
in the shoulders, whole length Of the back, and in
her limbs with Palpiato1 Of the Heart and Irrite-
tion Of the Blad 1er Icalled physician, who attend
I'd her about thf % mo nths, when he left her worse
than he found her, then employed one Of the best
physians icould 6nd M who 10 attended her e. for about
did not suffer quite as much pain: He finally gave
her up, and said t''her case was incurable. For"
a me- for a. assns
other Of her Affections. About this time she COM
menced the use Of Constitution Water, and 10 our
have have The desired effect, and she kept on improving @
entirely her domestic affairs. She has not taken any
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Hartford, Messrs Lee SissoD 4 Co., and whom hal
used half Of IL to my surprise found great change
in my health. Ihave used two bottles Of II, and am
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