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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
atgf. SWEEPS
4 NEUSflbke kiMi mem

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
70, ktenpa,ism. Cont, Nenraiyia. Lun5ogo. Sir
Aet. aD'f Jo'nts Sprnins Eruis.s Chts ohd
Horaas. Pttes, Headache. and all Hhcu-
ssastc and Nervous d. sor0ers.
Or. S'.phta sweet. sf aernec ifut.
Tho G.cas Natural Bone Setter
az. ST yh n SWEET. sf Connecticut,
Is knaan all over the United States,
isr. stephen SWEET. Of r-REeetscat.
Is the author Of DR.. Sweets Irfaliih,c !in;men.
iF. sWfet's lsftsi.his i.r ,aght
Cures i!heums tisIi and sever faiie.
ar, avsai's ssf:i ibis l,r,as Il
Is a co-tal remedy Tor Neuralgia.
D. sN6rb's lafa.sib!- I..n,afnt
Cures Bet.1s an Scalds imne iiately,..
D.. swsei's lEfaliible liEimt n5
ls the beet known remedy for s,pra ms and Bruises.
d. Awoel'. iLfajlisie i.tatnamt
Gives immediate relief to files and cdoEi fail.
to cure.
Or. sWeFL's EBfsiiiblr i.s1lm Is
Cures Headache immediately ana was never
known to fail.
i;r. SWnBt's shfaliible L.n!neas
Affords Immediate relief for Piles and seldom
fnils 20 cure.
Dr.. sweat's snfailib 10 LtEim mt
Cures Toothache 10 one minute.
d.. Sweets Inf li,bIs IiaiDant
Cures Cuts and Wounds imm cdiately and loave
no scar
Dr.. w cts lufsi!ibie Lsn.mppt
Is the best remedy fer Sores in the known world
DR.. sweets lEf n kl 4 tnimsnt
Has been used by more than million peorlc, and
all praise it.
Ds. hwfet's I. f.iiibie B.laimpnt
Is truly ''friend in need" and every iamii
should have it at hand.
Or. SWEETS lsf, llible l.trtmsrt
is fer sale By all Druggists Price IS and SO cts
RICHARDSON d CO.,
Sole Proprietor. Nor wich, Ct.
For sale bv LORD q SMITH. whole sale
druggists, % Lahs street. Oh cage. ] Is general
agents ter the Northwest aels-Cwi
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
Illinois CsGsral Railroad.
ll q - szi;a r.

nm AND AFTER SUNDA NOVEMBER
\ Sd, trains will leave from the Grand CsntEa
.,epot, foot Of Lake and South Water street:
through Express, At $40 A N, arriving q
aaiy, exc, SundaysJ ssiro ct 4:Se A n.
II This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, st.
Louis, Memphis, New Orlssns and Mobile.
Ascommodationl At 400 P N. for Cairo and Way
Train, Stations, arriving at Cairo n
Every day, a45 P N mex, day.
- This Trsin, on saturdays, will run only %
Urbann. Trains arrive ct Chicago ut ll:05 d
and $3.50 pm.
f,r Tickets and Information, Apply at the 0fkcs
q the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago Leave W. ed Lawn:
6aN m o:45 u
S:45AH v25 A N
1890 II l2.s5PM
800 PM sA5 pm
9.00PN G5UPE
w.R. ARTHUR, Gen', Supt.
". p. Jnassoa. Gen I Passenger ae't uosnH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
BaLTIMoKE. Jan. %.

TIE Senatr and uvu,e to-day passed the
convention bills B.th bids are almost
identical. Tley provide Tor taking vote
on the question OF calling Convention, and
fnr TIE -iecileu ct delegates % the sixth ol
Ap,ll. in case The ccuvcnti u approved, II
is to NEE, on the &C u Il tie same month.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
Hi You %. use
M00N sn(ys E..rNan,t R!f.eTs

from Rev J. Newton Crown, D. d., ditto. Of the
Encyclopedias of Religious Knowledge.
ath-len ~. opposed to favor recommend
Eaten; Medicines III general, through dis'rust OF
their ingredients nnd elects l ,et know of nc
sufficient ieatoEa Why IA man msy not tesiisy to
what he believes hinseli to bavy received froa,
any simple irep.raticn, in the hope that he may
taus contribute ~ the ht ref. OF hers.
do this uio.e readiyn regard to toofa, de
German biiters, pr pa,eI by iT {. il. J ckSon.o.
this c,.y, because | Was rejudiced against them
Tor many ysAis, under the liz press sion that they
were chiefly an uieodoiv mixture. | am inde bt ed
To NY friend beat shoemaker, Esq, for The Ie-
NOV ii OF th:s prejudice by proper tests, and tor
enccur3gement to try them, when suffering from
great and !oeg c ntinU.d debility. Tue use o,
three BOTTLES OF In sse bttcrs ut the beginning oi
the PRESENT ear. was tcilOe ed by evident r-iiei
and restoration 20 dcsre. Of boaiy sni n,a
vig9r which has not iei, Tor six IN. ntns before
and nal almost DIES aired OF regainDg. there
fore thank GOD add my lriend for directing me t.
the use OF them. J. NEWTON bR ,WN.
puILApEI PHYA lime Dad lS6t.-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
CItttSf0l0lIcr MfiCas,
Hors, sheer 4 Veterinary surs con,

- WISHES TO INFOsM THE cir
c5Mlz sSs OF Davenport and Scott n N
0HC unity generally that be has per- y n
msnently located himself In this city where b Il
prepared 70 shoe horses on the scientific pr1nci
ples Aftertwenty yeas study and practice o.
the anatomy OF the foot. OF wni,h time be has
spe Il eleven years updsr the supsristendebcs Of
the best Veterinarians in Europe, be witbes to
cay II 1t he wilt give sstisfaction to oil persons
having horses laborng under ths diseasr q corns.
or cpntractiony. commonly called though bound
Interfering oyerreachiDg. quarter cracks, 10 I'd
cracks, spfzins Of the ,orns. founders rirgbonca
Ana erasjse, for I'll Of Which be ~sfsapts : per
feet euss II cussbis The grosssr pest Of t6ess
Slssaees ass sssssd b shesiEs g vast q pssps1
1o1Onoe ekeW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

Hhoiesoie Dysooi.ss

DESPECTFTLLY CALL TIE ATTENTION
II Of the Trade 70 tn If large AMI well selected
stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, Tocs Articles. P.ints,
Oil, varnishes. P.tsnt Medicines, wiDdow-Gls-s.
Alrsh o.. Camphere. Iurpentine, Burning ,luid,
Kersrene Oil, Sal Soda Soda Ash, austsc Soda.
Patty Tsnners' and Dyes articles, g., which
will 30 sold at the lowest marset pvis Co.'S No
Ola stock. The attention Of the trade 10 called
10 the fast thst oor old stock having bcsn des
;r.ysa y =. On ,ss sssa q a..ea ssa last '.
e Oeeds q g Seath- Water stsese, Chieaee. n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
MA.HiaGInN. jar. %.

Coz. Cobb, Of Wis, oas pie.ea'ei 10 the
House two memorials ASKING iar the in;-
peach mer.t Of Judge Miller, Of ttat STATE.
Tie matter !. to be iniy investigated BY
the judiciary committee, TO whon the mat
ter las been referred
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
Complicated Chronic ComD!aiats

The Doctors practice is founded on truth of
seventeen years standing, AID differ, from al 9TH
ers NO trifiug with hu Tan existence, or sac
tihcing life BY experiments The Doctor knoa.a
upon examination the Cause of the tliseasa mi
the remedy needed TO remove it t.ut - - ssin
but by knowledge analyses tn. Il. "a aAd the
medicine none but vegetable gu u tances used
all mineral o1d poisonous medicines discarded
he ector has discove ed many remedies in bis
travels in south America, California and other
countries, which he finds of general utii ' in the
hsa.ing art. IL is to be hoped that nvalids who
have tried doctors and advert sed medicines un-
til worn out and discourage will despair not of
cure until they have given DR.. VS. medicine
and magnoti0 operations trial. During his
travels be has been the instrument, IL Gods
hands, OF restoring t" health an v,gor thousa I'd
who were On the verge VI TO grave, and are now
living monuments of his ski and success ul tire L.
nent, and are daily exclaiming, "blessea be the
day when Il st We saw and pertvok of the An .ly-
tic and Magnetic Doctors treatment" salts 40.
tory reference will be cheerfully gwen when re.
CURED The Doctor viii pledge his reputation
ana stake HIS iii to make perm tnent cure, IN all
GASES nc undertakes. his mode of exani alton
Is with the Eye, aad by an Analytical process OF
the waste material o: tho d.. ito there ore
asks no questlons, Lor requires invalds TO *
pain syalptoms, telling the cause and the Local
tion OF the dies ase with lertcct certainty.
~ n. ., IN. WooDHULL absolutely advertise
es thing but what he has the ability to pro-
form. All forms OF female difficulties attended
with the happies. results. lnvalida who cannot
consult the Doctor IN person, by giving a state
meot OF their case, will be attended 10 promDt-
y. AMI medicine forwarded BY express when ie-
CURED.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
la TE 3R3yESl


-
lforsg.-3r. Garrison offered rero'o-
tiun. xb,cn vas sdapted, instructipy the
= moitsee Of the judiciary 10 irqaire into
tbe necessity Il providing Tor oisband,ng
III. national bank association, under the ps-
,,.nal currency act. in cases o. the noU-!ul.
,,,n.nt o. liabilities.
Mr. Worries introduced a bill, wi icb vas
r.leyrtd 80 tie committees on ways ard
nesps taAing all Transactions n goid per
cent.
Mr. Kssson offered int resolution de.
.l,ring az sitsf the Efforts VI Ffarcs TO pcs.
.esa Mexico R-iefre3 to the Committee
10 foreign sf,iis.
The ]. lui.isna election case wss called
~.
TIE resolution declaring i. =. Field ct
,at,a TIA sea, 10 tie ii5use va debated.
Sir ptsi. srsutd that Fitid was 20:
.lscie,i According - the laas,i Louisiana,
IA ,sat .9y i people tai rot tar oipof-
,aai,y t5sats.
NJ, kunan wanted The House 10 pgc.s
& condemnation Il tie conduct 1t the
q i,,ars al L3ui.ians.
Mr. smithers opposed SIR. Field in: a
.est. b ctn>e taeie - 10 civll sDTefnDeot
q LOUISIANA.
81. Field spoke in his own behalf and
| he ii. J.; If 10y Al citizens OF LJul'iaLa to
| ,r represented lere.
Far,h-r csn.ilcra.ion % the 'asjcct ves
,..tuoac tilt 'tar.day next.
Mr. S.ax, OF Missouri, announced tht
iralhof ~. Jaha y ~, late representative
| from ia; S'atr.
M,sss-. Arn,l,i ana Rollins, q VI ssouF'
.ud Nr. Stevens delivered eul,Gus
| TIE several resulai,ou- 81 rep c. were
| pa,,ed, ani the Ilou>" i pfned - M"n'ay
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Bnnuenza, Bgearseaess,
Group, bronchitis, smcipien1 Gen.
sumption. md for che Relief
n COnsHmptiyc Patienes
In advanced Stages
or the Disease.
This Is q remedy 80 universally known 10 snrpass
any other for the cure Of throat and lung complaints
that II s useless here 10 publish the evidence Of ito
virtues. Its unrivaed excellence for coughs and
colds, and its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease, have made it known throughout the civil
lied nations of the earth Few are the communities,
Or even families, among them who have not some
personal experience of its effects some living
trophy in their midst Of its victory the subtle
and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders,
and as they know, too, the effects Of this remedy,
need not do more than to them that II has
sil the virtues that II did have when making
the cures which have won so strongly upon the
confidence Of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr.. J. G. AVER 4 Co.. Lowell, Nas&
neiiose, - y. tnsyn . -. .nA., >. ..
W els, +. Jarony, Jr. Difzcn h Koch, q rhc.
gel N. kovacs. j. II. White. LeGIairc, inns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
i'r. {. ii. Woodruff,
Author end Lecturer on
GEEK CD VIC Epfx E.YSEs

oders tbs "ost certain, speedy and effectua
kE hDlES 10 tho Word for the following com
plants in their obstinate s.ages, viz:
D'a'ses oftis 7aroat. Luags, Heart. Spleen, Liv-
er, Som rcs bropsey i" the Ghest Eye and
Ear; Attenuation Neuralgia Fts, and
other Nsrrous Derangements oil
diseases oftae Blood SC, otuta
Ery,ipel1s. Cancer. Eu.r
sores, Lep,osy KID
ne.s and 0U
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
UNITED STATES aaOTEL
Beach street, Boston.

(DifsctIy oppeaits the Boston and Worcester
Rsilfosd Depot.)
TNHE UNDERSIGNED, WHO Has BEEN
l connected with the American House, in mi
city, for over nine years. has leased this we'll.
known and popular Hotel for term Of years. apd
pledges himself to his riends and the pubic To-
ose ms .s..cs e9orts 70 sultan the Of
the UNITED STATES HOTEL, as y 6r,t-sia..
Aes.e The public may rely upon finding. the
appliances and comforts Of a krst-cios. Htd.
Price. - heretofore, Two Dollars per dnv
oR0Noy FRANK N. PRATT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

They will cure the above diseases in
nueiy-nine cases out ot hundred.
DO IuC WANT SOAEruIsG To SikEN1TH-
EN VOC?
DO you WANT A GOOD APPETITE Z?
10 VOC WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON.
S1itCrlON?
Do VOC Want TO FEEL WELL
Do YOU NANF To GET hid Or NERVOUS
Do Yur WANT FNfRGy9
10 YGU WANT TO SLEkP WELL2
30 YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FLELlNG
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
No. 631 Arch St.

20 001 r Reas
(0sssssoes 70 c. u. tJasksoa Coz
Pfopsietses.
81 S'Ss II Usiesa seassa. Yl-eo lAvly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
New YoUK, Jan. g

-Nk" 1ItsHf !" TT -
f.e-n New York papers We topy the 10
iy.iog: ?,
T.. Rdtisa Standatd .ays GOV. Vance
.,es ifnaer.d the scst IN tie C.rleders'e
Senate, made vacant b. Mf. DAVIS, 70 hop.
" 4 Graham.
Tar R.ieiga State JoeTaaL SAYS tie Star,
AL Stf}pes were toasted al snpi~r give
IN Cfii.imss evening IN that city, At wb'ch
II l6cn # The Standard, Pennington ct TIE
P,o,7es. and Gov. Vance, we're present.
lie Petersburg, l4'e RAlcign Register
cGUn. MS sateasiicaiiy upon sieh p'o,ee'
ing, az ,Ge very c4p;'si ot the State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
BEWARE OF CoUNIERFE1rS

BEWARE OF COUNIERFErrS
See that the signature Of C. 81. Jackson IA On
the wrapper.
Price per Bottle IS cents. or BALI dozen for "a
should your nearest druggist not have the ar.
saele do not BE- put of BY any Of the intoxlcatino
preparations that may BE- offered in it, palce I'M
send to Us and We will forward securely packed
By express.
Prineipal Office and Manufaetoev.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Ests, Epilepsy
Melancholy, Nenrnlzsn.

Many remarkable cures OF these affections have
been made by the Alternative power OF his medicine
Ii stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action,
and thus oyefeomcs disorders " hch would be sup
posed beyond it's reach. such n remedy has long
been required by the necessities of the people, and
confident that tins will for them all that
medicine can do
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
RhcummtiSn,. Gons, Liver Csa

8cIsirrux, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement,
Ulccrnii0m, Carries and Exlol1a0S~m q
a1se Homes.
A great variety of cases have been reported 10 us
where cures.of these formidable complaints have
resulted from the of this remedy, but space
here will not admit them Some of them mal be
found in American Almanac, which the agents
below named pleased to furnish gratis u oil who
call for them.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-22

A San SroRy.-A correspondent OF the
Mobile Register. writing al Atlanta relates
the following:
Not many months ago there arrived at a
Confederate port upon Que Of the most no
table OF our blockade runners. a very uE-
assuming voman-scarce such indeed, for
she was hardly out OF her teens-of an ex-
tremely hansome person. She had come TO
Nassau from Paris, and sailed there for the
South. She brought with her an abundant
wardrobe. and suffioiency OF means 10 lasi her
two or three years At the present high rates
OF living Her object IN visiting this country
was 10 discover the fate OF an only brother.
a Colonel in our service who had placed her
at Gsney's at school when the war began.
She had not heard from him during six
months. became anxious. and finally set out
on her long andperilous journey. Her ankle
~ proved but too we'll founded. Her brother
bad been killed at Gettysburg, and she
alone and a stranger in her native land. She
went first to Augusta. then TO Mobile; here
she lost trunk containing all her gold At
this critical juncture she met handsome
field officer. tell in love. engaged first in iir-
tstlon. then IN an amour. and accompanied
him a. lar a. Atlanta on his way to the front.
He tell at Chckamsugs What her life be
came YOU can guess She died last week,
and was tumb,ed into the ground in he pub
lie cemetery There's story for you, weep
over IL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-22

Asthe followi i literally home nai-
ter. ne give 4 place 10 sb.s column. IA the
hope that q nav serve in some degree. 10
prevent the rrueliie- prscsic- spon the
bsbr."
Yong mosbers snd ssfhsrs are always
irving experiments xith babes. AID this. per
hap. = the reSon vhs "a MANY fr-s children
dc Very ycung married people feel very
much - their ne- fourd rresnsure wss
'ov. sn4 60 "a work pissing Al mamma and
p<ps "a manner calculated % TrAndnsn-
mas be-s cap and grsDddspA's VIC ny Of
heir rener4hle head = horror. Sometimes
ne bzby = 60 be hardened and its eenssifu-
on strengthened: sernsfines il y vrxpcd IN
Hanusi sid sufoczted n feather beds for The
bssi part OF ifs sxisi<Dcs: Sometimes h q
taught % feed e<viy. and all manner Of in-
digr-s'eie nes-<- provided for IL. iassesf Of
"a moth<r's milk sonsfimes The subject . 70
have Il vsik ezr:y. ssd iEs little legs take
tie form OF bo~s in cous<Qsencs, Sometimes
4 nnsf not salk 81 al. and = carried and
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-22

carte ijsbout in a little wagon until IL almost
loses the use Of its limbs. and in any case Is
generally striped quite naked. as far as
shoulders and krms &c. on oil those occa-
sions when it would be dreadful to hide
beautiful baby IN a soolen sscque or fan
mel shawl. When one seriously reflects up
un the genefal management and many ex-
periments OF young parents. the only wonder
Is that the first baby ever lives to grow
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-22
The Terms Om which the Rebels
Want Pence

The Terms on which the Rebels
Want Peace
Coppe.head papers and orators nave much
to say Just now about peace with the rebels,
but if il were only necessary for us to say the
word in order TO have the war cease. But
they have little to say Of the terms on shich
peace is to be had. That is point which
they have no disposition to discuss. The reb
ell organs are less reserved. They do not
hesitate TO state distinctly tho conditions on
which the South will consent to suspension
OF hostilities. As a sample of their talk, We
give the following. from the Richmond Err.
ausineT. 10 wit:
As Lincoln wants peace on his own
terms, 80 we also want peace on onrs, and
| the terms mutually exclude and DESTROY each
other Ii il not therefore. the same peace
we desire: and the word itself. banded about
in this way. loses all meaning. and signifies
literally nothing at all. Ii has become
hateful word and should he left exclusively
| 60 the use OF buffalo orators in seighboring
State. IL any OF that sort still dfivel aud sniv-
ell. Let us get rid o the whole vile cant. aud
ssy II once we are for war. and rothng but
war, until. az Davis IL said to have said, the
last OF this generation falls in bis tracks, %
and then that We mean TO pass it 90 the next
A. an inheritance IL is for those who have
unius,Iy and wsntonly invaded our country
to offer ne peace; and when they do, they
wll offer IL IN vain until their armed men are
withdrawn from tho sod OF these Confede-
rate States and the felon dag Of stripes s
hauled down from every fort within our bor>
ders After that. IL will be time enough TO
pirate about peace. Nov. the very word is
nonsense.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-22
t9LfsaoLO's ROSS vvAstt.

- .scslisat Lstioa D8s->... - . syn.sssts n.
afe. sDd a. az ities.l "a af.sss~s e ths ufi1sfs
nIssna arising from habit u di1sipsiisa, = u
Darflis, IA O.. diseases ss r-eoa.ussnded
ihs pFopneisf, o1sritg bic hsu.stlss " ~
snlicts1 wonld have Il distinctly understood ekas
they are not Patent Medicines; ra~rsns. bsa ars
prepared directly according - rules q
PHARMACY AND CHKnIsTEr
va Us sssstest 1ocuraey. Caenlcal know Is1es.
90 care devoted % their oombln-tion, by . prSs'
city a Philsdalphis Tbss- xsdlclrss ere K.aors~a
Recommended sad Deed ln the Practice q phvu'
eials foF the czTe u ne ahefe Dlss.sss
fi % are snrsfihg ~iih ans the sbess ssssuass.
pfaeBrs ne semetS - sncs
kviasnre " ths nost Teli.bis s1d Fs>psnsfsss
character Niii sccoIpsnJ The Deiillns
C@subostss a cures hon y ~ veal. ssssafss-
~ltH n.11ss kns@n t. soisDcs ss-o f-Els
Ter medical pfopsruss q ruCnu. 49, Iasps1ss
tan u the uBll1t Eialef.
Sc frefssssr bssse's ssie.1ls -ssas "a a.
Practice cf fty~ic-
See fsmsrks Uscs ~ tle fsfa oslslfsl<d A.
FhYsi ck. ptilsdslDhls
So Fsls.Eks E.-as - ~. sg.ssia seIss~sal.
e-isbTsted fhysicisn It'd kslbsf - ~ ksysi ca
Tfars11tiozs u tEs kiLs shd laszl's IOcrIal
SEE Aed4co-ttiTsFs csi hsFfee. psblIsIs1 -
bsss@iDin f1asofs. Fellow q koSsl Csllsss ~ sss
So sso-s q n. isss sssna-ss oora. a n.a,a..
ksirssi haess, - PEI t.iii-. - sis ~ = "
Improved koss Ussh. - -
Or k.if sozss e s.eh fs slz g -lieh -ii - s1G-
csl q cess he naosi obsu14fs cssss n direc11oos
sFs sftsFsi u. Dslssred - ans alirsss. ssrzr,iS
p2cked frou obssrvatlcD
- De~sFibs sympioEDs o. sli os11nniosus1s
Curfs euafsnteedf Advice TRAITS
hFgIDAsIT.
PsrrsD&iy zpps@roo before ns, Alssrnas 81
Ne oiiy of fPhilsdslphs. n T. nslnbols. .As bsax.s
61iy ssoru. dotk s@y, he sfs,@rstons co1ts.n -
usrootie. 10 nercurys 81 ofheF zturiocf crrek tus
az purely vegetable. HI HkInfyID
s~oFB sD1 saoerTite1 tefors u.s tsis "a ear q
Eossf1bss. Lst&. ~. y. HIbbkkD, AldsrusA-
ri1tk - stess ksos, Y1dls.
k6afs<< isftsrt tor lrfor1 xioa ln esua1s0rs -
Z. Hkfk BOID. C1sr.izz
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UHsnAHs "aaANs.
whether existing Ia
MALE OH FEMALE
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HOW L"rc sTsNDiNe.
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same treatment, and originals from The ssrs osnss.
BLOOD BLOOD BLOODi
Heimboia's Highly Concesffassa Gsmse~.x
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syphilis.

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conirNcied fslA sac sari. s-s-f. sai off~a ~in
6ooorr bss- sbd ioih bay 81 si - TIE s.ss sis.~
HkLbEblIfh hioiLt CONCENTRATED O<sh
FOUND Stud ttkhAst skk-APAhii.iA
rhosid - use1 iu csftusinsn sith ia rurba "a
h-l"lbeid.s h'.s Nssh .ps,lisa - the Ulcers.
Hslmboid's ksnsCt fsfaa1.fstii. yufios~ n.
hloDas s1 removes 81 s-sig sfsption- ~ the ssts
giving the e-mplsslon q eis.f .pd Gsslfhy s<SssS
b aeies prepared sspfeesi. g. tlis ols.s u a.s
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Ercept "a respect 10 cosfsme. thew are no
.ans eusofie~ among ladies. They may talk
democracy. bus they mean gunocr ,ey or
some other Term OF srsstocracy. DIR. John
sOn noticed iae same thing 10 lady of he
scqus intsnce who WAS al~sys rrssiag repub-
llcsnism. Let rs fry it. said the doctor
Here. msdsm. i year footmsn. be is civil
and ~ell-dre--cd let r- AK him 70 dine ~i:h
usf' The lsdy rejected the proposal with
~co-n- That's the vsy you co. said the
toetor; ''yau are Wiling 20 bring everybody
dosn to yonr level. bit you don't uish q
bring anybody up ~ Il
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The Chattanooga Rebei, which last year
declared VALLANDIGHAM to be i's "style Of
man and nominated him for Governor OF
Ohio. now gives its endorsement OF others,
as follows: I'VE admire Mcclellan and we
admire Buell. also: We admire aiso VALLAs-
pIoHAM more than ALL because he was
against the war At the start. and has kept his
faith ever since"