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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

Don't you fail to read the advertisement IN
this paper headed -
MT TO Fem A1~~
e. Ghsesemsn. Of Nov York, has devoted IN.
l sf thirty years of his practice to female COM
plants his Pills act like charm. Thew are
Relate and E1f. lao 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
ERIE Railway.

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New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Bsltinsrs, Har-
Risbasg And I'll essta n Cities, easTyipe the
Great Tnroagh United States Nails.
ESXPRRNS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKlRK Oh
r. Ia alo On the arrival Of I'll trains from the
West, Viz he Leae shore railroad, also Iron 5al.
auanoo - the arrival Of trains Viz tho Nev
Broad 0augo Aslautie and 0foAt WeIees1 Railway
froa Clsvsland, o.. giving PAsssassn ths "a.
vsnsaes. from D1nkifk q Buffalo. = froa Clsve-
laad, o., Of . Six Foot 0eags. eeobjuine eose
and comfort without change, II Wide, koom1
Palaee CaD, direct 70 New Yesk. 4 poefoeties
attainsd By - other roata
FOB 1RII0HT:
between Ill points East and West, our facilities
aeo unsivnllcd. Fcenjpg eloes sad reliable -,
psctioas o Dunkifb and Buffalo With Western
roads. and g Aalamaneo With the Bread 0aren
Atlaatie ed 0sens Wseeesn Railway, " OhieS
routs there 10 no transfer bstwssn New iosk -
ExPRssss rBEIdBr TRAINS lsav. H.v
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Far fright o. Passage ipquifo Of III the nh.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

Published for the benefit. AMI a. : warning AND
CAUTION To YOU.,G MEN.
Who suffer from Spermstenhea. Nervous De,i
y, Premature Decay, etc., supplying at the same
time The Means Of Self Cure. Bv ona -hs
has cured himself after being put to great expense
and injury through medical humbu9 anu auack.
cry.
ny enclosing . pos paid addressed snvelop.
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Eso..
myN bedfOrd. kinRs Comntv. NY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
w-ight,s Rejuv,uat,px El,re,.

Let NOT desponpency any longer be
tho ever prevailing bane Of The
fallen state Of the human family.
kut you ask. now IL this to BE- pre-
vented espondensy.los spirit,
despair, . tendency to look upon
tho glonny side everything are
ell difficult to driveway. Doctors
and medicine will not do It; the
ordinary stimulating drinks Of the
day will not do It; but DO ore you
give up the case ~ hopeless, try
WRI0Hr's kHJUvfNAr No ELIxRn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

THE 06EAT aECRET.

1t Is admitted BY all physicians that tho gran
secret Of health and long life lies in keeping the
blood and various hsids Of the body in high do.
gree Of auidity. When you feel continued pain
in the head or bswols, or any other parts of the
body, you can prevent serious sickness by taking
Brsndreth's pills.
Bleeding may give monentary ease, because the
blood left will have moro room. But AZ the body
is made from tho blood and sustained by the
blood, to waste cur blood is to waste our life, and
ruin our constitution. ut Brauireth's Pills re-
ievs thu circulation as readily as bleeding by on
y taking away what it can we'll spare, and THEY
HKvss HcRr.
Mrs. Hooper. of Barnstabls, Mass, was cured of
st. vitus lance, General Debility and Costive-
ness of many years standing BY Brandreth's Pills.
The case atlength il published in the Pamphlets
Sold bv Z. s. Ballori, Davenport, Iowa, and BY
all respectable dea. ers in mcdcnes. fbt d &~ 3m
~ QUACKERY.-I earnestly caution ali
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &c.,
against endangoripg their health by patronising
any fthe advertising quscks. You can fully re-
cover by the methods used BY the I'D vertiser, and
by hundreds Of others, AND IN NO OTHER WAY.
Road letter which will send yoa if you will
send me post paid envelope bearing your ad-
dress. Direct to
EDWARD II. TRAvER.
febll.dAwlyl Lock OF, Boston Mass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15

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asssoe sa sks.a) slu1sssgeasrev|
$50 3di al k,I34Orf 19ast
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-15
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febl1.d6w1yl Lock OF. Boston Masa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
irh, ...ms.. rw,as.,

A correspondent Of the Macon (Gs.) Tele.
graph, who lately visited the Siamese Twins
gives the following account Of them:
Your readers have no DOUBT seen those
remarkable individuals the Siamese twins,
but few Of them perhaps have been to their
houses and seen them 10 their domestic re-
lstions. Though united by ligsment as
strong as life ITSELF they live mile apart
spending alternately three days at one
and the other house--and allowing no cir
cumstauces to defer their departure from
one TO the other when the regular time ar
rives. The one at whose house you visit
them leads the conversation and acts mas
ter of ceremonies, while the other speaks
only as occasion or poteDess may require
Que has eight and the other niue children,
but one Of whom is in the war, the rest be
ing girls and little boys. The twins are
good neighbors, intelligent men and thor
oughy patriotic. They are to all appear
ances, two separate aud different men, with
very little social resem blauce, and marked
contrast of character. Eng is much the
most positive, s-lf-willed and uncompromi'
sing. They are seldom both sick at the
same time. Why should death result from
a separation of persons SO unlike, aud so
little subject TO be afflicted by each others
Dhrmities.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
\ Prom the American Agricultural
Notes and Suggestion for the mon'"'

In July we expect scorcbing hot weather
and. yery likely some weeks OF dr0u' D,
with thunder storms, varying now and tneh
and Refreshing all nature. A week Of rain
werado NOT expect but may get it. Ha'l
storms may come TOO, as they did in June,
and damage the fruits. The rnvages OF
insects will OF course continue, some
kinds giving place 10 others, one corps
relieving another; and if percbance Que
army of eaters be Withdrawn altogether
from our immediate front, we shall soon
fiud the scouts aud pickets OF another, with
new base Of supplies; not now depending
upon the cucumbers aud melons, but rot
ing upon the cahbages or the carrot helds.
July brings with it much that is grand ma
sjestic and destructive, and very app opri'
ately the Lion (Leo) is the sign for this
part OF the zodiac. The constellation Is
marked by beautiful group OF stars, stu
uated in the head Of Leo, one being very
bright; they form distinctly the outline oi
a sickle or reaping hook, very appropriate
to the season. Mans labors are arduous
but be goes to the field with the clash DINA
chinery, and itb the muscles of horses ant
oxen, to tighten bis toll The careful dri
yers guide their teams with the rusE of clat
ftering knives aud rafting gear behint
them, round and round thousands of 6eld
of grass and rain. Tie iedding machine fG
lows in many fields tossing the grass int
the air, like sprsy from stern-whec
steamer Horses rake it, horses may load
it,, horses life both hay and grain TO The
NOW and stack. The corn and root crops
nre cultivated, the grain is bre,hcd. the fod-
der is cut and every thing possible is done by
I horsepower. To relieve the horses from
the haJ dest drudgery Of the farm the steam
z plows. are multiplying upon the prariess,
:, aud the past season has seen the first real
4 ~ successful steam plewing and prarie break
Tg in this country All this goes on aud
3 at the very same time 500. .000 farmers
face the enemies OF their country, and with
bayonet and saber crowd the traitor host
to their ,fens and fastnessts In this field
TOO, the labor OF the horse is Indispensable,
and the number 100000 When we con
slider. the amount Of labor thus withdrawn
= from the farms of the country, it is hard to
frame wordsof advice 10 guide those who
Iremain, theirilabors are so peculiar. The
! i, necessity O, constantly planning to do with
less, labor, or TO accomplish more by the
same outlay, by the aid of machinery
horse power, and various other conirlvancc'
has been gradually. increasing, till now il
would seem to have reached a climax. l.
is the farmers great problem this year aud
many are mantutly ,corking it out.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

WHN NRW HN' '-
- .re the leaves on the oaken spray,
'f&ert fht hladek of tnd silky grass;
r1ovrcfs that were buds hut Yesterday,
Peep from the ground whef'er I pass
The eay idIcrs, the butterflies,
Broke today from their winter shroud;
The soft airs that wipnow the skies
blow, jhst born, 'ffofh tho soft white cloud
Gushing flesh IN the little streams,
What prattle the waters make
Even the sun, with his tender beams,
Seems as young as The flowers they wake.
children are wading with cheerful cries
In theIshoalsof the sparkling brook,
Laughing fnaidens,, with soft young cyes
Walk or sit In the shady nook.
what Am doing thus alone,
In the glory of nature here,
Silver-haired, Ike o snowflake thrown
On the greens Of the springing year!
Only for brows uuploughed Ivy care,
Eyes that glsten with hope and mirth,
Cheeks unNrnkied, and unblanched hair,
Shrines this holiday of the earth.
Under the grass with the clammy clay,
Lie in darkness the last years flowers,
Born ofa light that has passed away,
Dews long dried and forgotten showers
Under the or ss IN the fitting home,
So the whisper 'for such as thou,
When the winter of life Is come
Chilling the blood and frosting the prov.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
Early Physicel psgener"cy OF
THE Asaaericasa Rco1o1o O.

IUST PUBLISHED by DR.. A S,one,
eI pbv ,cnn 10 ,he Troy Lung and ffygicnic Institute,
Treatise on The Censrs OF Early Physe.l Decline OF A.
nerican People the Of Nervous peb'nN Vons""p
ticn and Maiasnius. ,,.-. a. -..... -,
This work Is one Of high moral tone written IN chaste
thrilling apgnge, and appeals Directly 70 we Wg'a
inc scientific and reliable aids and treatment or cure
IL will be sent BY mall ON the receipt OF Two t Nv,
Parents and Guadan fa not 20 SEND ana ob'Sh ths oooN
Young Men tail not 10 send fcr this book. s,,, -,
ladies' you too should at once secure COPY o' Wv" '"0N
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
Thompsoni Quarry !, ,

Wis Quarry, situated at Thompson,
Lake County, "a the nearest ana most convenient for
he slEens Of Ashabula and epi of any otber aud the
9uai OF fts stone superior for rnness OF texture and
eersbi stone en.te any densoss and for any purpose
dressed IN me most wokmanke manner short notice.
orders solicited for Plugging Steps, WeStones, Under
a ana Door Caps and suns Coping and Wa
own hauling q eensiderabie Saving B. EDGERTON.1
'nonp'on Dse' l. ioez. o7o
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
SPRING 1864!
Herrick S Brother,
still continues to be sel
Head-Quarters For Trade !!

III ERE You always find tho largest and
best assortment IN town Greater sttract ons this
Spring than before piles and Pies Of New Goods just
opening CONE IN every body and for yourselves,
have oMETHiNG q for you ALL
Our stock win consist in part of an manner and styles Of
Ladies and Misses Dress Goods,
....7 Ladies' Cloaks and Cloakngs,
Ladies and Misses shawls,
Ladies and Misses Hoop skirts,
Ladies and Misses Bnmorai Skirts
Kid, silk and 1sle Gloves
Cotton and Lisle Hosiery,
Ladies and Misses Sun Umbrellas,
Ladies and Misses Shaker Hoods,
Beautiful worsted Table Covers,
Beautiful Toilet Quilts,
Book, Swiss and Dotted Muslins,
Namsook and Barred MusliLs,
Jaconett Muslns.
Beached and Brown Cottons, ay vi
Double aud Twist Co,tonades,
All colors Fannes,
Fancy and Plain Cassimeres
.. I1 Fine French Broad cloths,
Crockery and Glass Ware,
"'' Liverpool Ware,
...-
| Stone Churns, Jars and Jugs,
.. Lamps and Chmneys, =
| ....s. Boots and Shoes,
| i1 au Coffee and Sugar,
and such SPLENDID TEAS,
Wall and Widow Papers,
| .t u.rf &c, &c, &c, &C., &c.
All Of which we guarantee prices high enougl
to please or no sale.
hshtabula, May s. 1864.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

Those feelings which sadden u.s. usually arise from rou-
bic and annoyapces obstruced perspraton eating and
drinking whatever is unwhoesome, thus disturbing the
beahful action of the liver aud stomach These organs
must be relieved II you desire TO be we'll The Pills taken
according TO the printed Instructions will quickly produce
healthy action in both liver aud stomach and natural
consequence clear head and good appetite.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

= Sow, buck kwbeatt will enter largely
- Into home, c consumption. Of bread-stpffs du,
ring tic winter. providedsa a supply shall be
furpishsds Don't stand back appalled, al
S. os$s per day for labor 81 or S. per
team aud man, but. breast the occasion be.
roicslly and not only ssve all your harvest
and give your crops good cpIture, bat put
ID the bpckeheA largely It's harvest
viii come at o time when you viii be some
what relieved from pressing work.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
THE GREAT r
American Tea Company,

oil PeSSeg Street, Neae York,
Since its Organization created in the history Of
SELLiNG TEAS IN, THIS COUNTRY
a Lli oor Teas are selected by p o'es
essonal Teataster, expressly and exclusively for u
anu we earge two cents OS per und
above cost for rigilal paeka - s-.tI H-
nave DOL enc price to every for each quality and
store in plain figures -
We issue Monthly Price List Of our Teas which will be
sent free to all who order tive advise every tea seller 10
see ~ II comprises full assortaaent selected for every
locafty IN the staes Provinces south America and t
West Indies In this list each kind Is divide6 into Four
Casses on qualities namely; Cargo High Cargo fine Fin
est that every one understand from description and the
prices annexed that the Company determined to unoer
sell the whole tea-tfsde f
We guarantee 20 sell all Teas in original
Gents pound above cost believing t6 to
be attractive TO the many who have heretofore been paving
Enormous Profits It Ia aner' ri FETf'N-e
oar business is largely done ORDERS which we alwavs
execute well and promptly though the buyer came him
self giving tue weighs and ares and always No
everything responsibility nabng do all we prom
se Every dealer order his teas direct from the Comma
nv and parties doing business Within Five Hundred 10o
miles of New York, return Tea bought of us II they
cheaper than they can buy elsewhere The purc
Is dissatisfied with bis bargain within fourteen dsys 0s
Five Hundred miles can he thirty tao days. and the same
Besides these advantages the Company will nav All x
pensss beth ways, u the Teas returned. = "
'sIH GREAf AMERICAN TEA COMPANY, si B.
i.'a E'iss7'a Importers and JoJbes,
3mos139 t-,f t.-..,s 81 yssey St, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
- sE1---.,,-.'.,.--.s

1t is now time to prepare for rowing
y buck " heat 1t will not be too late till the
- middle ofJuly north of MS, and in this lat
itude it may be sown some days later.
We urge all who have spare ground to
put in this crop Barley will come of
soon enough, and some wheat stubble can
be plowed 10 time-for it. or-
The reasons for an unusual amount of
l.; Wheat will be short throughout the
west and Northwest We did think there
"a would be two thirds 1ef an avarsge crop;
- hut. the drouth in Minnesota. Wisconsin
and some portions Of Iowa and Illinois has
ss.been SO severe,- and the ravages of the in
:, sect 10 otter localities have been so great,
If half the usual yield be obtained it will
fully meet ourCpresent expectation. There
fore SOW Buckwbeat.
2. Wheat will probably be 50, ,25 to 50
SO per bushei by next December, and buck.
wheat VII be largely profitable. E
3. The prospect now is. that there will
~ not be an unusual yield Of corn this season
~ = indeed unless copious rains visit about the
half Of the West in which the drou,h pre-
nails, this crop will be short. .a[
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16

mine go' ! vat vii de Frencbman
make next p as the Dutchman said the
6rst time he saw monkey.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-07-16
AND OINTMENT.

All who have Friends and Relatives in the Army Navy
should take especial that they amply supplied with
these FILLS and oinnent and where the brave Soldiers
saiors have neglected to provide themselves with them no
better present can be sent them by their friends They have
heur of need. e = -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-31
tuR wERp.oPDYKE LIBEL SUIT.


I went 10 into Pslmer's Office and there "a" An
Arews go. 4. .ou 60 s.s An.
>Nxs1 7 40 not think he did; I have no recollee-
ton Of Is. will state that understood MT baInei W
cay It was customary to make assessments ana sney
we've coming in pretty wel think no aa 10. 4
and he submitted think i inquired now soon 'he
money could be received. and he SAID in few days :,
q Can Won give the dates of those checSsi A. 4
usds an account At the time and that the last
check was received. think on the an OF January anu
the e. 600 check appears with no da'e Opposite oa -
under the date Of Dec q the whole sum was received
After the election Dec a. found there was haIshce
due me Of some t9l2 and sent this account TO Cpd!ke
with the vouchers and he sent me MS eReck iol the
amount which had expended over what had no.
eeiyed afer that on the 18th OF January Barney sent
me the further check Of 81, $50 which paia over 70
Opdyke .ho
election when this matter was spoken Off A ! saw
him after the election, but think never saw him IN
the presence Of 0pdyke in regard to this money.
O. Did op3yse ever tell Won anything that passed. De
tween him and Barney on the subject OF tho short col
lection A. talked with Opdyke frequently about the
amount to be received frou Barney about the time OF
the election, aud think talked with bin before he
went there: be had not tod me anything about the
amount 10 be received from the Custon-house, pnt
spoke Of collecting money from the employees aHef %!
interview with Barney communicate the result OF ~
70 Opdyke and told him the smount 10 be expeetcdi
Opdyke said that would help him out very nicely
g Subsequently. did you have any conyersatlcn WIZ
Opyke in regard 10 the collection being less than be
sYrected A think did, gfes The settlement OF TIM
account there was not much said except that he pid
che difference whatever was the amount expended
he expressed the opinion that did that did not
get as much from Barney as no had promised he
thought the thing, and e1pressed hi disa point
uent at Barney's having promised $1,000 or $l20p
and his having received no than be did he did
not state what be received; got only ire bWO
O. How DO You know that Opdyke spent tN0O' A
so understood from him. during various CONVERSATIONS
500 COZ including what was collected froSn al sources
saw him pay money out OF MS own poekei cant 81!
how much he paid out of bis own pocket but presume
II was the difference between what l collected ana
what he expended.
Re.direet-The money received vas paid cat TO the
ysiious weId organizations through vouchers; knew
that Opdyke paid money the came for printing post
ipg, sc. -. con
mite, to various persons representing the d'Dr
snt wards, as they ss9.
The Court here adjourned TIL TuesdaT, January g.
1854 NJ 10 o'clock
A Juror stated tina. he expected 10 have blow out
and would be unfit 10 be present on Tuesday he wanted
another day. Laughter 49,.
The COurt-lou will have 70 postpone y0pf poNou'
till the following week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-31

fHE COST or LIVING IN EEw-YORK.

tHE COST or LIVING IN kEW'fohk.
FRIDAY, Dec. O-r NJ
We give below quotations Of some ofthe lead
ing articles OF food sold IN small quantities for ordinary
family consumption at Washington and Fulton Markets,
and by tho downtown traders. Theup-.Own grocers
pecially ,hose in the Vicinity Of Fifth and Lexington
aves, charge higher than here quoted Onr range
ironde~ fair 10 scod articles emitting cheap, stale
meats and vegetables ard not embracing the high price
paid by OF tho brscsss restaurants aud saloons
for oI,ra fne productions. Fish, though far from
ponty are not or high az last week. Apples
are becoming an expensive luxury. Groceries, espe.
cially sugar and tea had downward tendency with
the recent fall In gold. but have Yegained all that
yielded and II gold continues TO advance 1t Ia now
doing all foreign groceries will advance. Meats
generally unchanged Soft mutton. and that which has
been time killed Is peddled about the streets below
quotations This Is also the with poultry large
quantities Of which were frozen 9 week ago. and
tbswed ppt during the recent wIp spsn. Cool, clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-31
FRIDAY, Dec. 30--P. X


Gold opened q, 2s, sold up to 2aol, and fell 70
27i. From this point it was strong and sold up TO
22s2, and finally closed at ?AI.
The announcement of the withdrawal OF the 1910
loan has given some activity TO al. gold-bearing
stocks, and higher prices have been paid for the
whole lst. Coupons Of 1881 sold az III; Coupon
5-20s new 100, and 1910 Coupons At l025, buyer
70. At the Second Board the 5@0s sold at los, and
closed AZ 100. IOSi and l0l2 for the l0-4Os.
In Railroad bonds and Pauk shares asiu8ll bust.
ness. The only dealings in the latter were at par
for Fourth National, an 2O5 Tor First. All tho old
city bank shares firmly II II. Miscellaneous
ist was steady. Quicksilver sold up to Io2I; Mari
posa sold atT 49, during the day and closed at 49,
Railway shares heavy and pressed for sae. Eric
opened at 81, and sold up 10 S4I cash, closing at
p. n. at S3i. The question Of Il dividend In Jsnu-
ary 10 much debated. The annual statement will
sAsv one earned but in Payment 10 Hot csytsp.