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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-03

Npmerp1'S Gtrcnlair.
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PIE F9 -tsr yBafbtustsn.. aepub 1t'nn|.
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ULO5ING on MAIT.a


EABrMRH IHRoUGH, for Er.s, Buffalo Boston New
lorkt aartf0rci aud htloughby, PainesyfIfs Hens.
Eel Astabnla and Oonnesut, closes at SO A M
4SlfES IHkoUsH' for New York only, closes sk
EAsTERE THROUGH, for Krss, Buaalo, Albany. Bos.
tont heW YORK and Hartford, closes at $40 p II
- Ias. Al I95 AZ points between Cleveland ans
WIsTERs THROUaH, for Toledo, Detroit. oh,o.so
t. sna nilSsukee, closes at 10 P. H., QssFss 7:s
WESTERN THRoUsH, ior Toledo, Detroit. tN,c.ro
Dubuque st. Joseph and Cairo olosss AZ an p Al -
E5sLHss WAY, for all points between OievsIs- 4
sAEDUsKY WAY, for sandusky and an fptsrn a
POINTS, closes Rt3 40 p. n -D lsdb sta
oIEoHEATI WAY, for sll points betvesn
e closes at 10 P. NJ, Oes ~ ~ lanS asS
CIH0nBsFI THAOusH, for OoIumbas
- - AZ Cihelnnsti, closes at lOP. n sIson1 New,
oIgohEATT fERoUGH, for Oolr
n9ulsxllle st. Louis, Indiana Itao9s, cincinnati
Mheeltngs closes st 6:l0 P. NJ |olH, SanesViQe and
lnFton, closes At l2:l0 p M Gt0burgh and Wssh-
PITfgBURGH WAT, for al
Helsyille and Pttsburr &sis, &;s ,DetEesp OieyelAndi
MIHoEIEg Wav To- 1ons closes at 7.s0 AZ m -
and YouuQstoyn ~ all points be- .,Fssn OieveIaa6
neZt mOrningl - ~ +. A. OeaveE at 500
5H2IsA 5l.,lls-I,s WAY, doses atss,M
Saturdays at Is S closes onrusV ISys, THURSDAYS nne
urdSyS :. BATH, 30, osos Tuesdsys sud Sat.
eIst. <oE .OasTER, GEenEs North Royslton Es
MARREHsYTLAE, closes defiV Io.-a A n
- An1S uoiid, closes daily, ats r. 4
b! 81 mai and DFoS ottsrs ara required by law s
vts olsy 4irsS as required 70 be prsps,a
su55,S OSs 9S SPsn {EO@ no a. T. to s.so P. NJ On
II f1DWI,nS 2 y
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ZEAL ESTkTE.
pRAYTON 4 sTOOKWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
OHos no. AtWstsr Building. EntrAnes thFsuEh
the Insurance. Once OF q. y. Braytoas
HOUsEs AND LOTs FOR sALl.

HOUSES AND EOIS EOh bAIA.
House and Lot on Sibey street, Tecsntly owned and
occupied by Z. n. White-A very desirable resi-
Brick HOuse and Lot on Prospect street. very de-
sirable situation. Price 5000
Htuse aud acres Land in East Cleveland.
old Baptist Church Property, corner Of Seneca and
Brick House and Lot No. 81 Bolivar Street,
House and Lot No. lis Dare Street.
House and Lot on Euclid Street. Lot sSx2o0. Price
Lot corner of st. Clair and WaTing Streets.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson -Sts Lot
IblX200. A very desirable location. Terms easy
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BrowneI and Will
Can be had at a bargain.
-Four Brick Houses Nos. 50, 81 81 and IS Euclid
Lots 25xl35; very desirable location. Win be sold
separatelo, or altogether. Terms easy
House and Lot No. IT'S Garden ST. Lot 25xl25 800.
Frame House on University Heights. Lot 66x300.
A very desirable residence. Price 5000. Terms
Lot on University Heights; 6sxIss feet on Newton.
St., south Of and near Cleveland Inststute.
Frame House No a WeOd-St. Lot 43xl00; gas and
water. Price $500.
Frame Cottage on supsriOr-st. Lot s2x2OO. A very
Brick Dwellings, Nos. iA and los Euclid str.s..
Lots running through to Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and Brovnell-st,
occupied also ss a shoe shop. Lot 25xlOO fest.
Building, Machinery, &c., for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash boards, Sc, corner Of WesT River
l70 feet on EHclid-St Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 Ohfo-St. 9I,s0O-
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-St near Per-
Oettage, No. I3l Laks-st Lot 2sxlOO feet.
House and Lot, No. n ScOyile-Avenue.
2l5 feet on SummttSt, extending to the Lake, cor
ner Seneca-St.
Five acres wilsOn-Avsnue, with considerable I'm.
ProFements.
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The following interesting statistics have
been recently given as to the strength and
cost Of the standing armies Of Europe:- =
Russis's standing army is 100000 men.
costing annually e25, 100000 sterling, or
AZ per cent. Of the national budget France
has 5000 men costing 81, 900, 900, or 88
per cent. Austria, 467, 900 men, costing
16,000,00 or 81 per cent; Turkey, 424,.
900 men; Italy, $4,000 men, costing Ia
100000; England 100000 men, eostip,
$4,000, 900, or 80 per cent; Prussia, 1,l4ss
900 men, costing 1900, 900, or so psroent
Sweden, $1,000, costing 40 per cent. I; Der.
mark, $4,000, costing 81 per cent /; The
whole standing army Of Europe is 1876.
947 men, costing annually 1000, ,OOO
sterling.
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Sympathy Is beautiful thing, for It exhibits the
asnQslie" part Of human nature. We deeply and
most sincerely synbafhize with those few sufering
uffh bad cold who have not used or cannot obtain
q bottle CT" Madame POTtsr's Cough BalAam," for
they are deprived Of one Of the most eectual rene
dIes or Coughs, Colds &c ever given to the public
But We can have no sympathy with any one who viii
us any other Couch Medicine, when this popular ar
tiele price only Is cents Fer b0tts be had Of All
Dr1ggisis.
nEAadame Portsr's Curative Balssm can be OBJ
tainsd at Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
VholssaIe Arsnt1 cleveland, Ohio. m29.R2 lW
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REotherrl lIotherglI IEothe1alM

Don't fail to Ero.ure Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP for OBIJDRES TEETHING.
This saiuabs preparation Is the prescription ofone
Of the test Fema'e Physicians and Nurscs in the
United Statss, ard has been used FOR thirty ysars
with never z ling safety and Success by millions Of
mothers and children from the feeble infant Of one
week to the adult. il not only relieves the child
from pain bat iLyigorstos the stomach and bowels,
eOrrects feidity, and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. 1t will slmost Instantly relieve
GRIPIEG IN The BOWELS AND WIND OOLIO.
We believe it the Best ard Surest Remedy in the
World in all csAes Of Diarhss ard Dysentery oi
Children whether it an ises from Tsething CT from
ether causss.
Fall directions for using will accompany each bot
tls- None genuine unless the fac simile Of CURTIS
&PERKIks. New York, is on the wrapper.
Sold By ali Medicine DeAlers Prineipsl Omoe
Day-st-, New York
Price emily Is Gents per Bottle
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTORER.

II fail to cure the worst cases Of diseased scalps, o.
the longsststanding, with the
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THE ONLY REMEDY;
sALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,
Five Hundred Dollars

and other cutaneous diseases and restore the Hail
to those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, / will forfeit
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
A OOFsUMPTTYE auREn.

DR.. a. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
8minenoes discovered, while in the East Indies, q
osrtain cure for Consumption, Asthma, BrsnchfEis
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered By him when his only child, dauRh-
ter given up to die. His child was cured and d
now alive and well. DESTROYS OF Denehtting his fell
low mortas, no VIII send to those who wish It the
recipe, containing fa directions for making and sue
oessfuy uging this remedy free receipt Of theiT
nomess with two stamps 20 pay expenses, There iE
not angie case OF Consumption that It does not ct
once take hold Of and dlssipste. Night sWeats pee
Witness irritation Of the nerves. failure Of memory
dicult exPectoraton, sharp pains in the lungs,
throat chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach In
sctor Of the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles.
- The writer viii please state the name Of the pa-
per they see this advertiment in. address
ORADDOOK CO.,
iyif-l51 as North 2d-9t., PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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DR. aIBGOR

EEoFzssos or ELECTRoPAFuY AID MEDImES.
Omce-ll9 Seneca Street, q few doors from Superior
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once heurs frem to II and from TO O'CLOCK
daily Sundays excepted.)
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For Special and TELEGRAPH NewB--Sss
FiriGt Page. For LEGAL and Commercial
NGWa--Se0 F0arth Page.
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.

DR. GooDALEs's OArARzH REHEDX-It penetrstes
70 the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
mates T. root and branch, forever Dr. GOOdAle is the
first and only person who ever tod the world what
OAfARRE really was-EheTe it commenced and what
vonld cure II. DR.. Gooiale has spent lifetime
50 tAftiina with this fe disease. exploring Its Sc
crst am5Ush. and making known 20 the world the
TACT that OatarFh which has for dehed ihe skl
aud IesesTch Of medical men and authors in this
country and in Europe, can now be cured with the
% o. Uniform certainfy thEt morning follows night.
Prepared BY R. GO0DALE NJ d., New York. Price
q % Send stamp for q Pamphlet
FOR sale BY g. W. CLARK, ll9 Supsrior-St.. Cleve-
Ian ], Ohio. mar22 R7
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urina-
n and eexusi EystemE-neT and reliable treatment
In heRorts of the Howard AssOciation-Sent ~
mail IN seslGd letter enVelops free Of eaarge 40
dreEl Dr. J SKILLEh heUGb IONi h9. 80 ii ~
- 1--'-S-s ~ 49, mar30- B2.
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q Acres in Bedford. Good House and Barn, Water
and Fruit Price g, 800
100 Acres in Hevburgh- House and Barn, two Otch-
ards and Is acres Wood Land.
6zH acres in orange good ame House. Is acres I'm
proved balance timber.
u acres on st. Olair-St. Small frame house
- acres on kinsman-St-, opposite the Cemetery.
Square.
Is Acres on the Eewburgn Road. House and Barn,
Fruit, Water, &C.
SO Acres In East Ce-elsnd under high state Of cul.
uYations good hCTss and barn u miles from
CitV iimfts Tarma .asg
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MIlR0AD8.
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3
~ OIHOINHkTI RAILROAD.


lS6s-4. WINTER ARRAHGNMEHR. lssB-G,
o. and sI.sE Monday, November Issh, Passenger
1aasa wa Leave OlsEelAnd, - follows, (SundayEe
Iat tTrnIn-5sAOA A. m.-UrEuTEEa ExPRraa
SSsoBslns - - GsiiAlton Wellington, New London,
saeiI1y' Ss9ssslnss galioni Gilead, Csrdingt0ns
ton arriving at Orestlins al 1910 = N Coi115
bus ls0 ]. m, Dayton 4;l2 p. n, Oinsinnasi SIS
pn., st. Louis l0:45 q. m, IndanaDoli1 40 n
m, Cairo 500 ,, m, Fort wayne l:i5 , n, Ohl.
ad FrSiB1.l:iG y. p nI.1k
stops At AL stations, snd arrives in Columbus
at $50 2. m, Cincinnati $50 q. N.
Sd Train-zilO p. m.-hlGHT EAPk!ss-sto
ping e Berea1 Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Crestline Gallon, GIlosd, OardilE-
I'm, Columbus loo a. m, Dayton as q m,
Cincinnati 700 a. n; IndiAnapois 40 .. m. sc.
G.m., and SihioaSo Via OTsStiine 1910 4 n.
Trains leave Columbus st so and l00 n, 800 pm.
arrive 81 tOlsEelandss0s g n, $50 and 800 ,. n.
CORRECTIONS.
shSlby-eanduEky, ManSHsld 4 Newark Railroad, loF
Ian 4iin1nsneld, Mt. Vernon HeWarks AAnes-
OEsEsilns-Piftsbursh, Fort Wayne 3 OhIoAgo Rsl-
ma Fort HSyns- IH5o-fs- iOSicsSS. Z, -
GsSt, and EastfOr MAnIasld, Wooster Mas,
qFal5on and Belleiontns BaIrosd Line, for MsFion,
Belelo1taine. Sidney Uuion, Aunciss In
vile, EouisTilIs, Cairo 81 Lorf-- e. -
DelANErs-With Springfield branch for springdsid.
OoIumbus-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, lndianAp0lil,
Tsrre Haute, Sc. Louis, Morrow, LoVeland
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio q Ms
1zippt RailrpadS Cincinnati ior LsuiIEllls1
Evansville Cairo St Louis, and sll Points
On ths Ohio river.
Ielambus-Centralo Ohio BaIlroad for Newark, zaass-
vile, Wheeling, ao.; Columbus, Piqua q
Indiana Railrosd for Piqua, Urbana -.
~ Tor Tickets % AL points and fniornation a.
ply st the Passenger Stationi and at Union Tick0t
rs TLTuT
Cleveland. Nov. Is, Issl. supsrintsadsnt.
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SPECIAL HOTIEEs.
BunnsVslrs Standard Preparations.-

HunnsWelfs Standard Preparatons.-
On srin,lde coluns vin be iound notice Of these
justly osisbrased aud standard preparations, Of un-
boupded reputation in New Engisnd, ProisH5 only
What fbey remedies FOR, and ara for sale BY all
Vhossas and retail Dealers and confidence Is asked
% test them. Zee Advertisements
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
6:25 P. Il. ~ $50
Eastern Way arrives at IO:l5 A. II
Pittsburgh Through arrives at rs Al
DO Way arrives at $40 p n
ssndusky WRy arrives at 9:25 A M
hAhoning Way arrives at $50 p NJ
Cincinnati Through arrives ct go A. N a.Bg p n
40 way arrives at 900 P. M
Western ThTough arrives at e:s5 n, and s:55 p n.
DO Way arrives at 2.l5 P n
Medina Way arrives at 4s90 p. IL
Rookpert, e arrives Tuesdays, Thurs5 avs End Sat-
urdayB at Il NJ.
BrecEsvtle Bath &o., arrives Mondays and FridayI
Mondays and Fridays at p
MerrensE1lle arrives daily at iO:l5 a M
AAsE OieFeiAno and Euclid arrives dsilY rs a. H,
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Sore Throat. Couch, Cold,

and similar troubles suffered 10 progress result in
serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asihmatic alec
tionl, ofte1limes inc1rabie.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
are compounded 80 as 10 reach directly the seat Of
the disssss and give almost Instant relief.
GB7s1Id % ell Druggists and DeAIsrs in Medicine
IN TIE United States and most Foreign countries ii
Is csntn uar bar iau27-Ra
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q FRIBD u HHED-TEE IL
d. BWast'E EIhEAhhlHhB LlHIM eHEl ETaE4Ff
ron the recipe Of DT. Stephen Sweet, OF Conneotios
TIE Feaf bone setter and has hssn used in his pEEa
Is for the last twenty yssrS with the most sstozls
ng mooeaI. As an external remedy II is without 3
Evals and VIII alleviate pain moro speedily than an
lore1, Woundg Hprainsr BruisalJ &o., ftE soothing
heaiing and powerful siren gthsnng propensites, eI
gts the lust wonder and aatoniEhment Of all who haT
EVER given n . trial Over four hund-ed oegtincet}
81 remarkable cures Performed ~ Z Nishin tne
lNO ye4fas eEtolt 20 sIil 1oAs lttonV
hRantI for OisEnlan6. denilAltens sohSsh1e
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The Only Preparation
Prevent the Hair from Falling of

that would efectuaIly and permanently restore thu
hair TO those that are bald and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02
T0HN G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
AFWATER BUILDING.

Bq.iness Property. A good Building and Lot on
Public Square, now rented to pay 10 8 cent on price
Also, Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
First Glass Residence on Euclid street. west Of Erie,
with marble mantles, bath rooms hot and cold wa
ter, &c 800 and $1,000.
Lake Street. Good two story Brick Housa. with
barn, 1ruit, &C. 5000.
HnEmau Street, near Forest. Gothic Cottage and
three acres lano, with barn, fruit, shrubbery, &C.
6olsVar Street Coed brick House and Lot. s5OO0.
Wilson Street, near Clinton Park. Good House
Hamilton Street. Good two story House and Lot
1900.
hold. $500.
House, Store and Leashold on Bono Street. $500.
Bridge street. House and Lot. $40
fearl street, Cottage House and Lot. $3.50.
Euclid street, near Perry; alRO near HudsOn-St,
some very desirable Building Lots
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-Msnbsz-of- The ReHal- -Gsllsgs Of PhysieGHs
London, England; GradHass-nA----
Records Hospital for


Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened sn Of5os at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he will be happy to meet all those who are af-
hictsd with subscuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and mild, efHescious and effective Bis med
icines simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never b5en but by two other physicians in
America besides himself He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and Thousands ofdolsrs In obtaining
few secrets in his profession BE tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giving an
honest and true statement. of thier case.
BPERMATORHEA.
To Young MEE--He can prove 10 you in few min
uteE that he Is the only physician you treated
with that cures this disease For every patient who
Will follow his direg tt0ns he will give One Hundred
Dollars IL he fails In curing this disease No charge
made for consultation. those at distance who
wish to consult the Doctor may do 50 by sending q
snail vial OF urine by mail. with name, and age
aad he viii answer and describe theie case, and the
possibility Of getting Ieief, BY enclosing return
postage stamp. mar3:4Z7
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READ THE FOLLOWIRG.

lTEsTINoSIAL OF MRs SARAH GOULD
Prof. DEmuSH Two years ago nay scalp became
diseased, and my hair commenced falling out very
fast The disease spread until my scalp was one COM
plete sore the burning and itching sensation was
insuppOrtable. L would apply remedy after remedy
with only momentary relief. L consulted sew. raj
physicians Of this city inform7d d by them that
the disease with which my sSalp was affected was the
Salt Rheum, and that they could not benefit me. /
read your advertisement snd concluded to consult
you. You assured me that you would eradicate the
disease and restore my hair which had become very
thin. With that assurance placed myself in your
hands, and the result is have luKuriant head OF
HAIR; my scalp is perfectly we'll, and my hair has
ceased TO fall out. Respectfully, Yours,
MRS SARAH GOULD,
No. l47 South Peari-St., Albany, N. Y.
1t is acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair BestoTer, and their name Il Legion, that tt is
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY nIORNING, APRIL q 1s04

SATURDAY hIORNlNHs AEASAA =, ASO@
For special and telegraph Newu--ses
First Page. For LEGAL and Commercial
In Libby Prsson---New Years Eve, 1854.
IT'S twelve O'Clock Within my prison dreary-
Ny head upon my hsnd-sitting so weary,
Scanning the future, musing upon the past,
Pondering the fate that here my lot is cast
The hoarse cry Of the sentry, pacing his beat,
Wskens the echoes Of the silent street.
fAll is well !"
All is it soP Ny fslloW-captive sleeping
Where the barred window strietest watch IS keep
ing,
child
or the sequestered vale, the mountain wild
Wilt thou repeat the sentinel's refrain:
Gan is well %
And thou, my country wounded, pale and
bleeding,
Thy children deaf to a fond mothers pleading
Stabbing with cruel hate the nurturing breast,
To which their infancy in love was pres'd-
Recount thy wrongs, thy many sOrroWs name
Then to the nations-if thou canst-prOclsim;
GAN is well :"
But through the clouds the sun is slowly break
ing
Hope from her long deep sleep is waking;
Speed the time, Father when the bow Of peace,
Spanning the gulf, shall bid the tempest cease
When foemen, olasping each other by the hand,
Shall shout together in united land:
"All is well ~
IF. A. BARrLEsos, Colonel Tooth Illinois.