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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-09-29
Union Meeting.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
friends of the Union was held at the
Court House, in this borough, on Thurs
day Evening last. Although the notice
given was short, the meeting, in point Of
numbers, was but little if anything behind
that of the copperhead affair, on Monday
evening, with ample notice and the rush
of Court week to swell its numbers
Geo. III. Miller, Esq, presided, assisted
by Melchoir Dreher, and Frederick Kiser,
as Vice Presidents, and Edward l.. Wolf,
Secretary. After few remarks by Mr..
Davis, in which that gentlemen, we think,
ecGpscd all his former efforts as political
speaker, and in which he clearly showed
up the paltroonry of the pretended Dem
Ocracy, by comparison of their profes-
sions now with what they were at the
commencement of the rebellion, he intro
duced Samuel L. Cooley, ESQ.,, to the au-
dience. Mr.. c., though laboring under
severe indisposition, in a speech of an
hours length, contrasted the course of
the true friends of the Union with that
of the latter day men in the difficulties
which have been forced upon the country.
His speech, which was paragon of polit-
ical honesty and courtesy, proved conclu-
sively that the war was forced upon us by
the South, and that in all the efforts of
the administration to suppress it, nothing
could be seen but an earnest desire, to re-
store the Union, the Constitution and the
Laws. In reply to the assertion of the
Chicago rebels that the war had been
thus far failure, he conjured every one
present to examine the maps of the coun-
try in connection with the march of our
armies, and assured them that they could
see for themselves that, whereas, the re-
bellion commenced with fifteen claimed
States, the rebels had now but two States
and half under their control, and even
these were tottering. The fruits of that
speech, which was frequently interrupted
with enthusiastic applause, are already
beginning to manifest themselves. The
people are disposed to take the speakers
advice, to read and judge intelligently
upon their duty in the campaign and
when they once begin to do this, good-by
to the power of men who have substituted
iDsn-worship for the support of principle,
and who would. sell their very souls, ifI
that was suggested to them as the only
means by which they could secure politi-
cal pOttage-and who even now are urg-
ing their fellows to vote for platform
which was erected by its builders solely
to place the country and government into
the hands Of traitors. At the conclusion
OF Mr.. Cooieys speech the meeting ad-
journed with 'three times three" for
those eminent peace makers, Grant, Sher-
man, Farragut, Sheridan, Lincoln and
Johnson.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-09-29

g~Sheridaus victory over Early in the
valley of the Shenandoah is complete and
overwhelming. On Thursday he drove
the enemy from Fishers Hill capturing
ls guns and many artillery horses. The
rebels are flying before him in utter con-
fusion. Gold and Mcclellan stock con-
tlnue to fall under the good news from
the armies of the Union.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-09-29
Union Electoral Ticket.

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
MORTON M'MICHAEL, of Philadelphia
THOMAS CUNNINGHAM, of Beaver.
REPRESENTATIVE ELECTORS.
Robert p. King, 13 Elias w. Hall,
2G. Morrison Coates, IA c. III. Shriner,
3Henry Bumm, 3l5J John Wister,
4William III. Kern, 16D. M'Conaughy,
5 Bartin III. jerks, IL David w. Woods
6Charles nj. Runk, is Isaac Benson,
7Robert Parke, 3l9John Patton,
6 Aaron Null, 90 Samuel B. Dick,
9 John A. Hiestand, 81 Everard Bierer,
10 Richard III. Coryell, % John p. Penney,
ii Edward Holiday, % Ebenezer M'Junkir
IL Charles F. Reed, }24J. w. Blanchard.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-09-29
M A 10 RkED.

At the Lutheran Parsonage, in Hamil-
ton, by Rev. Henry Seifert, Mr. Ephraim
Arnold, and Miss Rachel Fellencer, both
of Ross.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
Pistsausg, Fl. Nayae l. Chicago
IS Az l. Rs a A -.

MARS I.L.s FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBURO
~ without change. connecting with the great
PENa,yYL VA-.iA CENTRAL RALROAD
Gcw York, Phiisdelphia, Baltimore and W ash
ington city, asd all the interior towns of Penn
ylyania, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, DO.
Merchants by taking this route, vii. haye the
advantage Of all the eastern markets st no adj.
Gonal COST.
Baggage checked through. ~
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west ride
Chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
1ost and North-west.
Connecting at Crsstlins with Cleveland + Lake
shore 3. T. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
Kew York and Boston, and all the interior
towns Of New England, via New York Central
md New York b Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, Janesville, Newark, Mount vernon,
Steubenvile and Wheeling, and Inferior towns
etOhio and Virginia. sss 4@f
fhe aboys tfsins connect Vt Forest with tain.
% Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
ten ard Ciseinnasi. Aleo with trains ut Lama fos
Dayton ami Cincinnati direct. ST
fsssengs 70 bound east will ind this route both
Doeasant AID agreeable, passing through many Of
tho largest and Anest eiti0 il the UnitsA S&6tss.
Passengers arriving at Chicago en- any Of the
reads, viii End attentive cheek agents ct the de-
pots to receive checks end convey baggsgS fires Il
charge t. the Pittsburg and Chicago carr. Sleep
Ing cars accompany zach train.
Tickets for sals 1t all the principal ticket on
ces in the West, and ut the Gompsny's offces cor.
aer Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or II the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
{ Be psrsisalar to rsk for tiekete By Fort wsyns.
DAN. ". BOSS,
0snl Western Passenger Agent, Chicago
J. q. Noss =, Com. and 6en1 Ag't, Chicago.
freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica
20 all poipts East At al times, At a. low rsaes
ny othss kAilroadrs eep2y-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
NEW YoRK, Feb. II.

Army officers from the front express
the opinion that within 10 days, the
roads will enable the rebels to move and
they will initiate the spring campaign.
Two opinions prevail one that they
will attack our front aud endeavor to
drive Meade within the defenses OF
Warrington, and the other that Lee will
go rapidly up into Pennsylvania, and
plundariDg more than last year, aud
fighting pitched battles only on line OF
safe retreat. E
The Secretary Of war has decided that
the terms ree-fourths, used in connec-
ton with veteran regiments, means
three fourths OF the organization serv-
ing together, aud does not include men
about in prisons, hospitals, ETC., men
who have not served two years will be
allowed to go on furlough with their
regiments, provided it goes as an organ
cation it they were TO re-enlist ~ soon
~ they como within the limits of enlist
ment.
1t is quit probable that the Secretary
Of the Treasury will in few days ad.
vertise the 1910 loan.
BY order of the War Department. nc
volunteer shall be rejected on account Of
his height, who is at least FIVE feet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
AUDITORS, OFFICE, IowA,l


II ~ HseyBr CERTIFIED, tia. On the StA day OF
F-oiG,rs, ls&4, q sworn statement was uied in this
on "a. ~i.owing the condition of the Liverpool and
l. ,nd 7. tAfe snd Fire. Insurance. Comranl, ar mt
il l.fverfso krgiand, braneh in New York on the
DIRE day January, a d 1854, In accor sanc. WIN
"a pf.Ys4s On All act Of TIL Gonefsi Assembly OF
the stale III Iosa, entitled "AS ACT IL RELATION -
INsuaASee ooaPAS SIS, approved JaD uary Zolh 400 e.
anu ~ A. snenda5ory Thereof, approved February
9th 1855 ana An Act In reiat on to LIPS iSsuRssc
ooapAx.hs, approved March 1ith, 1se2, that id
stateme,, -ho.s that said company Ia possessed o.
the tequisi amount Of capita and invested as re-
quirsd bY law. e1
Authority 10 hereby gwen 10 the above named
CnippHL. ~ ransact their appropriate business OF
Insurance IN this n,aie, in accordance with the
Laws he. sof until I'll Bis. day of January, A. u.
One Thuisand Eigh- Hundred AID sixty i've.
u 5 also certified that b. b. Woodward OF D9ven
po,,. ha- beer duly appointed by said Company
Their iaafl. Agent u Attorney Tor no county VI
$ =, iii fuii lower TO take rifks Of 1nsuran Sc
il"sttr, AID 10 nckno dye service OF process
provide. ~ law. upon bic nag with the Clerk OF
the birtr cL Court in ana for said y, cert fled
copy VI .,e abatement on tile in This tihce IL If
further II that the attached Is tru an cor
rect copy OF the ETA d settlement.
- l. testimony whereof, l have hereunto
LIS. set my aud aud ati aeG my seal If OH &c
~ >Lhe day and year ir.. above wriltea.
J. ". TELL,
fcol5 Audi Of state.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
Michigan Central Railroad.

Great Contra. Route 10 Np York. NeU England
and the Canadds.
I'M AND AFTEa SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
" 18th, 1868. trains will leave the Great Cen
trail Union Depot, foot of Lake street, ~ follows
80 m, Sundays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
$50 m; Toronto As IN Suspension Bridge
405 . In Buffalo 90 p m, Albany 3 As n,
New York . 80 N, Boston IL SO = "a.
5 40 p m, sat irdays excepted. Arrive in Detroit
90 IN, Toronto 4 IS m Suspension Bridge
445pm, Buffalo 90 p m, Albany IS. New
York II So m Bosten 90 p m.
10 % m raturdsys and Sunday 8 excepted. Ar
rive in Detroit 10 90 . n. Toronto . O5 p Nd,
Suspessicn Bridge 9 10 p N. Aibpny 40 : m,
New York 2 IS p m, Boston on p M.
O1nO1nnAt1 TrA4n
(vis Aiehigan Central h Ky
leave Chicago as ~ u Nail Tfain, 10 % Fast
Express. The ~ % "a Train leaving Chicago
runs through to Cincinnati without change 81
Cars Or 0aHgage, PA 4s14 ~
Ruitsn's Patent vsntiiating and Warming
Aperatus on all Cars Of this Compasy. An elegsnt
Slnoksrs' Car, with Euchrs Table, has lately been
sdded to day trsius. Patent sleeping Cars On
light trains. Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale 1t Ill pfincip1l Rail-
road Offices 10 the West, It The G3snefal Once,
corner Lake and Dearborn Streets. (undsr the
fremont House, Chicago, and - the depot.
R.N. RICH, General Supt.
II. G. WENTWORTH, General Western Pass.
ont. Chicago. decQ.tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
WAsnrxaroS, Feb. 70.

The recent seizure OF live stock by the
custom house authorities at the suspeu-
sion bridge, has caused investigation
which shows that during the lst three
quarters of 1863, tho imports into Can
ada Olive stock from the United States,
amounted TO 1919 horses, 55Os cattle,
2775 sheep and l0367 swine.
Partial reports Of the last quarter show
still further import Of 277 horses, 664
horned cattle, 25O7 sheep and 1911 hogs,
Explanation is asked for in view Of such
heavy importations.
Long after the order was issued pro-
hibiting the expectation of articles
which the present policy required the
detention, Chase expressed suspicion, in
reply, Of Ian. -, that the order Of Nav
10 lad SO little effect in diminishing the
exporting of live stock to Canada and
declares hls intention of immediately
correcting the negligence or misappre
hension Of the custom officers OF the
frontiers, but cannot make an exception
ia favor Of the parties vino suffered loss
by the seizure Of the suspension br dge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

DES. JACKSON, HERBERT CO., Pro-
~ prieiars Of the National Disp.nsary, estab-
iished at Gincinnasi.U. Jan. 1860, cure all pri-
vate diseases with unsIa,nplcd ra idty. We
guarantee 70 cure Gononh aa, Gicet. Syphilis.
Impotency, Nocturnal Emissions or Self A bu.e
Diurnai Emissions, Female Complaints, in short,
every poss bic i.rm and variety of Secular dis.
ease. Cures rapid, thorough and permanent, a nd
lees mOaerate Send for our circular--Gfteen
large in. by IL in. in letter pages OF variJ val
liable and interesting matter. Also circular in.
tended for Indies only.
Many Of our patients assert hey have sens
money to Doctors in Eastern cities and received
no returns.
Then Why not patroniso home talent--men wro
know the Western climate and can effect speedisr
cures.
Dr. Jackson's Female pills-s1 Der box-seud
for circular. Special written repiieE, we'll sealed,
cent with circular without charge. One of the
cheapest, most interesting and important looks
ever published. 800 pages, 100 epgrayings. .Ths
Mountain OF Light, or Medical Protector and
Marriage Guide, and m Expicit Key to Love and
Eeau,y." 1t SATlsFaGiU ONLY reveal various
subjects never before fully explained in any pop
ular work in the English language. Price 81 cts
and one cent stamp, or three foe 81 and three
cent stamps. Fully described in circular W h ich
every young man should have whether sick cr we'll
Medicine and instructions sent promptly TO any
part Of the country. Consulting Rooms Of the
DispenssEy, No. ls7 Syc smore street. p. o. Box
No. 436.
DR.. JALkSON'S ORIENTAL LINIMENT
Removes al coldness and rcjuvsuatss organs
have lain dormant for any years. 1t will sure
any cases Of impotency, create and incasaso the
passions for any reasonable time. Can be miled
with perfect safety. Price two dollars pe- bottle
DIR. JACkSON'S FRENCH PATENT SAk. -.
II Is Perfectly safe and never fails to give satis-
faction 1t is the only sure and safe preventative
against contracting disease ever invented. Price
- each, - per half dozen, and ~ per dozen sent
~ mail. spll.dAsm*
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
WIN TER ARRANGEMENT. f96

WIN FER ARRANGEMENT, 1853.
~ AFl Ms MONDAY, NOV. l6. .Is. 3.
" and untii further notice, tfaius viii iesve
davenport daily, Sundays sssspssd, - follow:
lst mail train ST.. ..................S2 IS A. =.
~ nigA scxpss0. !. northumberland. 40 ;. :.
Trains arrive 1t Davenport daily, sundays ex.
esptsd, - follows: s -
lss night Express a.. IS 4. =.
- daily express and mail train at.... ..6.O6 r n.
All sfatss oven thu sea - are in direcs cunnexisn
81 Ohineo uitA trains over both the Nishiean
6eathsens Michigan Csntral, Pitasburx, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Rsilsoad TO and from De.
tspit, Toledo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
elttsb1fk, Dunkieks Buffalo, Niasasa Falls, Aihas
q, Me- Ton, Philadelphia, Baitlmsrs and Wash.
l1gton. ..
PAsssnesrs azs tuntalAA q TIE necessity q
gving distinet directions - 70 the destnstion 8
tAsif bageaes, alge t0psscars tickets before tax.
l4g thsifseats In the ears - the CONDUCTOR COL.
&C. fasss sely e statiss: q g. lias Of he On
JOHN 2. TRACY t&npu116 Holoonngsa
4 OovooQot Nevs ~ lo0. ESw&EssG1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

sS~SA"1sVNt 1--WE Ats
In'the'House Hooper, iron, the. Com
mittce on Ways dhd Means, aeked 10 We
to ints6ddee = resolution authorisisp the
Sectet4t1 Of Treasury 10 sell any sar-
p!ns geld in the treasury.
Mr.. Cox objected. As
II: Allison, Of lows, Introduced bill,
graetlae 1ands in. Iowa for certain rail-
roads hssetofole provided for.
Refessed to Committee on Public
A@.sSSssUGSst. 300 !; II 1910 i ": g.
$4,000 ; 10 1920 it, w.s s2,sso, 900; IN !
lssottyss $Ass4 900 ia als4o it vas
~ .e0s. 900 .iniies0 itswAs Ae, se7,o 900
and in i a. ALA "a, q azs-sS-= ysvsEf ksr1r
Id the Senate, Anthony, from Print
ing COMMITTEES. reported back the bin
authorizing the printing Of 10, 900 copies
Of Mccfeilznt report, with On amend.
ment reducing tho number to 5000.
AdOpeed.nA ssnxsa hsp ,ssae i asaYa ssh
Psmeroy introduced 1 bill donating
pablo isnda 70 several States. for ths
education Of orphass Of sailors and sol.
Aiae. hS1o>sA. III s,IiH u 800 -
Srs'r rGUcs4AE eds sf4anst.sa 4fs -.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

The Tribune has letter saying that
Gen. Lee has received $4,000 Dew re-
crnits.
Longstreet is now to be strengthened
his force 10 said to be about $4,000
strong.
Brsckinridge and Buckner are to in
wade Kentucky, assisted by Longstreet,
either by remaining in reserve At buira
Gap, or advancing to Central Tenn Ten
nessee to attempt movement on the
rear of Grant. The latter seems out Of
the question.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17

r....,.,s - & Il.
% gNlpT5. "a Sddlsd6 y osis1 slrlady
! 81! sisl5y. M. o.v. III
Z II. OH qee e!Ds1t: ~
10Th Ind. ,A%
1t. Ww. Reynolds, II. 7. P. williams,
Capt. Mathew Boyd, I'D ln1.
Capt. Martin Towss, 13th Mss.
Capt. Michael Oaiisgher, % n. Y. Cav.
Capt. A g. IIsn'Iton, I'm KY. Cav.
Ii. J. q. Fisher, 1sh Ind. battery.
Capt. j. r. 0a!tahsr, % 0tio.
1t. N. s. Mekeep, 2lst III.
Capt. Isaac N. Johnston, 9th Ky Cav.
Capt. w. &. Rsudsll, ID Ohio.
1t. Il. Y. Bradford, "a Tenn. Cav.
Capt. d. J. Johns, 1st Ky. Inf.
About Is Others who escaped at the
same time were reeaptured. esq
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
49, - ~ y
:. oG~ aPDseees ~ =
,4el6E I 6isasls
In Virginia. -.
sfa @sSsa&s Ssss :
" .rssF .-r
uane9t ohoe l4ee slbos Been
.1klhlttaGeAS1t -. 80 I
sRecPWiea NJ y
.fyasAFa a&Ial AH
s,ecnlattsns - - Generel
Leess Failure Move.
vsB-si y'u1 meOtS.
umportaut Decision Re.
.snrding Veteran Reg
Min Introduced imCOnEfess
Granting Land 20 the
e Mississippi Il MIS-.
sOuri n. Il.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. WEST Va.
February 10th, 1854.

February 10th, 1904.
lSpsoisi 70 the Herald.
A SNOW and rain storm prevails here
TO-DAY, particularly interrupting the toll
egraph communication.
A report is in circulation OF rebel
movement towards Romney.
From two captured rebel letters we
CLEAN much interesting iufoImation.-
One letter says there are secret Union
assoc Citations formed in Viz. mia, that are
known to have over 10000 ombers,
some IL whom are wealthy and infiuen-
tial citizens. The letter says Jet Davis
knows this and has ordered the arrest Of
several suspected parties, and secret
agents are now on the hunt for oil tht
suspected traitors.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
Attention soldiers, and
Friends Of Soldiers.

We call the attention q. a.. hsv,ng relations or
friends In the army 10 tho fact tia. ssnOOR
LANDS German ri ttrS' viii euro nIse testha,
OF the diEeaseS iEdvced BY sxpGssio and J4stsa-a
tions incident 70 camp Lie. In the hat cub.
Nshti almost daily In The LewtpS pcrs, 10 hess>l
rival OF The sick, Il vii Ga noticed that Terv !.
large proportion afo s1soi5g from debiiityH
Every case o. thst kird can be resdijy cured ~
tool Lnd's ter ran Bitters. niseascs rcsutine
disorders OF the digestive sYgans are speedily re-
moved. We have 10 hesitation IN stat NJ hat. .,
If these Bi,ters were freely rseG ara ny CUT ao
diers, hnndred Of lives hight bo sAvcd t,at On.
er~iae wiilto Loaf kl = Ill eyt8t az
We cal particular at.entons to 49, fsliowinr4 !
remarkable and vol authenticated cure or one u
the nations heroes, ahess life, 10 see his owp
language, "has heeD saved W the Bitaers...s ta ~
PHiLADaLfnfA. August I'd, 1865. :.
Jessrs. Jones & Eoans - " ell, gentleman Won,
Hoofand's Gss1nsn Bi,tvS bas saved-sAy life.
There /. no rsfs,dksin this h;r ybuched 10, bv
numbers OF my coz rades, some Of who's .names
are appended and who were fully eogni SAINT Of all
the circu instances Of my case I an and have
been Tor the last four ycan, . member Of SLc.-
mas. s...s.;s I, s..ssy an ssd.f 81 ,SedtN
vas as.asksf q Ns$eaysriIst "a ieaI mScEo
Of the tungs, and was for seventy two dave in the
bosTitai. ihis wss followed By 'grea, debility.
s:%ayss from Il. s. the, r.:
io,y on boad Of steamer State Of Maine" from
which landed On shs 5stk 81 Juns. 81 r.s NH
time have been about M low - any one e.uIa
Be and still retain spAfk 81 tsitaiiiy For :
wcsk or more wasscapeiy able tssssllow any
thing and II did force morsGI doup, IL wes u
nsdlately thrown upaeain.
sould not even spsp : glass Of, snsr On !. -
stomGsh. Life could notiast undst D I'd ciscl1s
stancss and ssgrdjpgiy the phys btlAS vkc 81
been wo1iing fsi:hfally. thoegt saasdSsslsoIj.S
frankly told ~ they eoai1 AZ "a 49,. d"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
Particulars Notice |:

There are. ssdny prspavations. enid sad.s the
name of Bittes1. Int up IN quart bottles conf oUNd
I'd " ne cheapest Uhaskey or common rus costing
from 70 % 40 cests PR gallon, e ss~s disgsise1
Aniss C5siandcr SEED.
1his ctass Of BHsers hare caused and riH cos.
tnae 10 canss long they cas be sold, Asnf,1ds
to de the death Of she drrmknrd. by fAeir sss the
system IL kept continually under The inssncso/ ~.
ehohotic Atimaats Of ,he too,s KIND, the desire for
Liquor Is created and Kept up, and the rs,st |. al
the horrors attendant npon adrnnkcrds LIE md
death.
For tnose 1ho desire and will have Liovoe
Buffers, me publish The oito,0.ng receipt: Get one
air 70 II three quarts Of GOOD 6rsnnv ~" "r
whiskey aud the resuit. sssk sbs prsSueaScs
Tint ,stN far excel IN medical virtue and true &C.
ceittncy any of TIE Liquor Bstters IN he /, ~, a
and NIL COS, much ie.s. Ioa H,g ~. all tie
ctrtaes " hooiiaad's Eitt "A A sy,reet.on
nth good aytIc,e Of liquor n, h much Lcss price
than these igjeytUr DrcDGrDfsO,z mill c,sf nan
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
llf you do, use
A0O0anp 0srSNuss Rttf ero

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, q. d., Editor OF the
Encyclopedia of Religious Knowlsdgs.l =
:, Although notdiipossd to favor or yecommend
Iatent medicines In general, through dis,rust Of
their ingredients and effects | vet know az NO
sumcient reasons Why man may not testisy to
what ne believes himself to have seceiysd. lsen
any simple preparation. IN the hope tns NJ may
tnus contribute 70 the benefit Of 9th ers.
do this moro readily In regard TO HooAar d's
Germ an Bitiers, prepared by Dir. g. ID. J4ckson,of
this city, because was prejudiced against them
for many years, under The Impression that they
were chiefly IN alcoholic mixture. / am indebted
to NY friend beit shososksr, Isq-. tos che 70
Doval Of this prejudice BY propes tests. and fer
encouragement 10 try them, when suffering from
great and long continued debility. The use Of
three bottles Of these bittsrs ~ The beginning Of
tho present year, was foilcN cd by evident relief
and restoration 70 degree Of bodily and IN cntal
vigor which hal not felt Tor SIX months befOse
and had almost despaired VI regnining. thDre>
fore thank God and ny friend for AsvSstise ms =
the use Of them. j. NEWTON BROWN.
PHI ADRLPhiA, June nd. ls6L. SKA trasass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-17
STATE OF NEW YORK. Z.
NJ XanH ~.

EQUITY o. NV IU.Ht :,
asrxssLL Deputy Chairman, Secretary of tho Liv.
GRIP %. aad Lo do1 Fire and Life lrsu ance Com
pany, Of the city of New fork, being ssvs rally
self "a, o. that the foregor ~ IL rue, fan ~
rect abatement OF he aft .rs u the said corporation,
nLd that they are NE above naTe1 officers thereof
&C mpany has been deposited in any STATE Terri
tory az security fer osses he rein.
AID PkLl, Res Secretary.
-ubscribed and sworn to before ms by the above
named ALvgED pELL. esiient Secretary, and HEs
| nv 2pIsxkLL, Deputy Chairman, this 29ih day OF
| January A. u. 1884.
| FRED EhICK LII,
| Notary PUBLIC, 0S Wall Il eet.
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/, Henry W. Genet do hereby certify that Fred
er ok Ball, whose name is appended to the jurat of
the foregoing dep FL ion was on the aate thereof
Notary Public In an I for the State OF New York,
duly au.h Or ~ admit usier osths for genera pur-
20 es and that IN we'll acquairted with the
handwriting of ,.e sad Notary, and believe that
thu signature 10 eaid jurat is genuine
1 -, In testimony hereof have hereunto set
Il M hand and afiixei nv official seal, this
[ ~ 10th day oil Januar., 1864
Ii. w. GENET, Clerk.