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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Complicated Chronic Comul.iats

Tho ociors practice 10 founded on ,rv,h ~
seventeen Jears standing, AID aifers from N, o,h
efs No TIM. & with hua an exlst.nc a, sac-
huciDk lite ~ exp. 1mSnts Tue Du mr. L...
upon sxamination the Cause Ut the disease. .,d
."o .e"ooy noeued 10 remove 1t not by = u, SANG
Out Dy knowledge analy SEES I'll. disease s,a ,he
Moaie'ne none but vegetable substances u.Ad
-sh mineral sni Poson0us Incidence o,rosr.,.d
Tue cctor has diicove Ell many rcmeu,e- /. h,s
u..cs 10 south Aineri,s, slito,La aud o,h.,
9. un ries, which he ands Of general ufi ~, m.
nssihs art. II Is to BE- hopca thas iny.lias = ho
nave u ed doctors aud adv. ri scd mesic,ne. a..
vi worn cut and discouraged, viii dssta ar no, OF
cure until thcy have given Dr. " Z. ued,c,ne
snd magnetic operations q trial. Duu.v b,s
travels he Eas been the INSTRUMENT. H. u,a's
nshds' Of restoring I" heath IN : v xor th.us.,S
VINO veie en TIE verge VI the Aravc, AID NJ. nov
Nv NJ n1onuMent. vi ms skiit snd ucce ss,u,,,. .
mem, ana . sally .xsiAiin,nx, .Diss-s h. ,hs
osy ~nen 81 wo siw ana peftvOh vi the A..I,
TIC and Magnetic Doctors treatment" sa,,, a
tory refereucc vii be cheerful, gwen wh~,. -.
CURED. he Doctor ssIl pedxs mis- re.u,.,i.,,
snd s'sRe - oil 10 h.aAe p~ru, .nent c.r. ~ m
Eases ne unoertakes. It's mode vi sxanui .t,un
= Wild the Eye, aud " ~ n.slyllcA, ,r.,~ss n
sns seste material ii taY b Dr.. us thar. .sS
es1s no 4uesncbs, hor f1uircs lLv.ilds 10 n.
Ps'n Symptoms, tell.bg t1e cAase xDu the iuo..
uon u tne dies ase with Perfect certainty
- =. ~ IN WoODHrLL Absolutely a.Iyertis.
% u tniag put what nc has tse Sbiiii, " 20
FORM All forms Vi female diGicult,ss q l....t
v'th ne happies: results. lIyaiiu. Who o.nuo;
consult the Dcetof IA le.ron, by givihg q s,xls,
met OF their case, vail be attends. To- v,.,,n.,.
y. IN meaiciue forwarded by express when ..
0uiPed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
TRUSTEES SALE.

\NTHEREAS, on the g0ht day Of March. A.
w u. 1851, Patrick Ac " u.,en. aud
bsy AcNui,eD, bis wife, executed unso
Austtn COfb!n ~ Ti1.see, e.iain decd Of ,rus,.
eohveysng to said trustee the hand in elise
county. Iowa. describtd ss follows to sii. Tue
e~st ait Ut che south-east ~. after Of section No.
tseGty-oos lsl.) 10 tosnsn,p No e'yh.y-tao
tS2.s LOfih Of range No. tv.i - east VI ksh y.
w., which aaid cove. snr- wa made ny he said
Nc ullsn end wife, tor 'hs psrlnss OF securing
the NJ, iasas VI certail p om'ss17y not . and q :
lss. dated the 3nsh day u Marc "A -, ls6l aud
usyabis ~ foiosss rive tos q zen q. iisvs sscn
due IL Z, Twelve. eighteen. I've ty-f.u- and
thirty n",tns truul date and ono Tor t.ros hUnd-
red SAD teen dollars. due Ia three years tom
date. % the order Of George = 4. ttow, . Win
exchsngs on New ! al, md with tso pr csss in
tsss o sitter due.
Ard nee. saio thirty months note having b.
come das ard -, able. and he said Par Il
AeAalIen having fsiiei ~ ply The ssms
!, A0ssiD CoroIn. Trustees ~ .fofe,sid, d.
hereby give this ps5'ie nofics. snss ~
vuf % Of the psses which ID 10 ne vested BY said
deed Of sssss, viii. % Saturday, the lasn dsy
Of March, A. D. 1885,, It the Iosr u o'eloek
door, in the city of Dsysnposs. sxruss
aud Offer for ls - publ susssop, for essb, sbe
parcel e Ian ab0vs DESERVED, q - Oseh
thereof - hall b oscsssssy 70 setisfy sDd ~
he snuun. due On said notes spd 10 baevms
dse With The int rest sbeseOn - The dAy of sslcs
oevthee With eli the cSess sn6 expsass0 attend
u seiA ale. cests d this notice - TSustes's
lsasl u : y ~ = ys.s.sey, 4: p: 49,. !
swk AU6Teb GGMosNs -
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
RObbing OF tho tDenvnr City Mtnt...A
Fast Young ~ au.
from the Denver City Com monw salth.1

From the Denver City Commouw ealth.l
Our CITY WAS astounded on Monday
mo ming on hearing that the safe Of tue
United States B'anch Mint nd been
,obbed OF $4,000, IN Treasury notes,
aud bar OF gold, worth $4,000, the
property Of The United States Internal
Revenue Collector for Colo. ado Terri
to y.
AS near as we can write these facts
from the sttement Of Hon. Mr.. Lane,
Superintendent vi the Mint, on Monday
evening trey are IA iol ows:
James D. Clarke, the Paw Clork of the
Mint, aud Who, OF cour e, was en,ru ted
with one OF the keys to The safe, came
running into the building abou, o'clock
on Sat urdsy evening, passed through the
room where, MI. La.e Was sitting, salu-
ting hi m as he dill SO in his usual cheer.
ful manner, with &c cd everng Mr.
Lane" and went into the adjoining
pay room." After remaining tue,e q
few minutes, he passed out into the hell,
through another door, and thence from
the bu Icing. In all of this there was
nothing unusual in the least, aud Of
course nothing to arouse suspic,on 10 the
mind # Mr.. Lane. l. was not vet d RI.
other officers OF the NJ ut were still about
the building. the night Waterman had
not yet entered upon his duties. M.
Clarke had the eLtlre confidence of Mr.
Lane, to VIII m be bad been most highly
recommended as young man Of un-
b'eD'shed character and r,pu alton OF
good my at the East, aud we'll con.
nected 10 this city. Ills conduct has
been, 81 far as Mr.. Lanes observation
extended. IN st p'a,sewor,hy.
On Moniav IN rninx ur. Clarke was
Tot At his post. 1t was 10 l.rs j that
hs had gone into the country 10 speud
the Sabbath. About ten clock the
late was "p-ned, aud the reason Of his
failure to appear At once ,na tested IT
g 1t. III r.y-sev"n thousand dollars be-
longing to the Uai,ed State had been
ATTRACTED, but several bars of Z ID be.
longing 10 pri.a'c miivi u4ls, and sew
eraI Packages oil Uni Ell States Treasury
noes Of small den mlnat. ms were lett.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Execution Of The Murderer Of the Gov
Family ~ OhIo.
From tho roIsio Glade, Feb 20. J

From tho roI,io elajs. Feb 29.)
F,e ierick e Streetar, the mur erer OF
the 10Y tam,ly at Mad A.. whose CD vic
ti"n, ESQ ape aud .ec.p'urs are already
know 10 our readers, Il ,allv paid the
extreme p."-ly Of hum III Ia at Med :
o., ye.tcriav. The Cleveland Yerulel
has tu1 PARTICULAR. OF the sad sc."e -
W"e" tn, p is,nc art've ~ tn { ,vt OF
tn. ( iliow,, b; ~ss Carl Il 10 the scat :
70 i b, tre sncr Il ist ats and u ace j
up,n u c,sr 1t wa. Gow one ,'clo.k
At the req les. Of Streeter, the Rev. J.
v. Barnes, Pres 'yterian clergyman,
VINO had married III u, enga led in fer
vent An IN. ressive prayer tor the fu
tare ~eitxr. Ut the i uneJ man. At the
con,lu'lo' Ut the prayer, the prisoner
Oh ''k hands W {, III ,>e " thin &C I'll, Of
sol Ii rs who telt d,,p ,sed t. do So
a no"s thos. Who av.led themselves Of
IN o.'p'r tn'ily, was the f,ther OF the
murd red wo man, Mr. Fuute. As h.
Apr ''chcd otreo.cr. be wAs asked by
hun 1t he ~as IN ) father vi M,s. Gov. =
On answer ny I" the Aft i've, S,.ect
sid. "as true rs there 10 a God in
heaven, l never murdered your dauph.
ter"
When notified that his time was very
short, and that he theu had an opportu.
n'ty 10 say what he wished to those
pr, seut. 10 clear and distinct though
MT loud voice, add, re lar ne we could
See, wi bout tue q .iver of n mu Gle. or
the least excitement. but Ms ii idly aim,
self-po,sess,d, aud perfectly composed
.. he had been duritg all these ,r, my
tcenes-tryi"g to the strongest nerves
and GU est heart said
"fne chine Tor which am about 10
dc. am cotirely limo, ent OF. MAY God
forgive those who have w,ongeI me-"
lie sat down, his arms were uiuioued.
the cap was dfa"n over his face. aud H.,
was moved To he fatal trap, still sitting
IN his char. But the fiu.l moment
came 1T las, movement of the lever
and the trap flew from under him. aud
Frederick +. Streeter, the convicted
treble murderer. was no more.
lie fell distance Of eight feet. and
hi> neck va. Instantly br ken. Az be
reached the end Of the rope, his arm ,
came coovu'-ively TO his breast, q lew
slight movements Of mis- + OF, and life
was * mot Alter hanging the time al :
iotted by l'w, the body WAS taken down,
pat 10 tue c 'itia, aud given in possession
Of committee OF four gentlemen, who
we've intrusted with the care OF deliver
ing It 10 bis mother, who resides At
Oh .than Centre.
There we're none Of his relative, pres.
ent, AMI only his sister in The town. lie
VIE, We believe, is 10 Zsuesv.l,e.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

n. ch;...ro 1Sssss, IN 'peaking Of
n. ~. d..s..r in Florida, s.ys that
Gee. seymour, At Olus'es, sas defeated
Ly the oowardise Of the negro troops
end BY soperior forces. lie vas not
surprised, nor led into ~ ambush or n
trap. sod did oil that any m q could do
uodss The circumstances. He vas brave,
c,ol and .ef-po ,sesssd daring the battle,
and managed hi. forces - veil - they
could have been % .nagsd. He had b."
cavalry cell advanced, and knew where
the enemy VA, and expected to meet
him when be did meet HIM. The New
York Tribune ssyA "~ho ever again
iutrusts hin With the command Of
troops will ds.erve 10 be held crimioally
responsible for their defeat" The Pres
ideot i, Grim nally responsible for BIZ
l te defeat. Hs ordered tho expedition,
agsiust the advice OF General Ua!leck.
Gen. Seymour did oil that could be done
with the expedition. II Generate who
are defeated in carrying out the orders
OF the President are 10 be d,sgraced,
what punishment shall be indie ed upon
those who disotev his orders or reje..'
his advice. Why are Hooker aud Burn
side intrustcd with commands again
These have foolshIy slaughtered their
tens Of thousands, while Seymour ha,
lost but little more tina q thouea I'd, i,
. battle in which he earned credit in
stead Of censure. lie has proved BIZ
courage and skill a. . so'd,er at Ger. Z
Gordo, Cont'era', Chu,ubusco, For,
Sumter, MechaD:csvilie and Anuetam.
lie def, ndcd the flag of his country in
Mexico when abol tionists who now
clamor against him wished for our ar
mice there = welcome to "hospitable
graves."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

Tho smallpox is Introducing itself into
Iowa City.
A fellow down in Fremont county
stole two horses and another man 8
vile, all 10 the same day. Fast youth,
thQt/
Dennis N. Cooley, Esq, Of Dubuqe,
has received an appointment as Collect
or OF Federal taxes in South Carolina.
A straw stack ard two barns 10 Wap
pelio county, we're fred few nights
since. The fire was subdued before
much damage vas inflicted.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL 500 of Mr..
John A,chi~on, OF Burlington, twelve or
fourteen years Of age, was run over by
the Sunderland House omnibus, on the
% met, and died OF his iDjuies in the
afternoon.
The dead body Of Freder OK Busse, q
German, was found lev weeks since in
Sioux Valley, Plymouth county. Marks
Of violence were found on his person.
The Sioux City Register thinks be came
to his death acc deutaily.
Tic examination il the McCardle muir
der case in Dul uqne county, Iowa, was
concluded on F.il.y. Mr.. McCardle
aad Pat were sent t. jail TO await their
tri i before tie District Court. James
and John were re.eaed.
From stai.tics con aimed in the re-
port Of the 5 &c etarv OF the state Il ard
OF lncs,io", it appears that the aver
age cost Of tuiti 70 tor the who'e Sac is
20 ~: per week Tor III pupil. The
Io"ct is at Iowa City.
Fac 20, la t Tuesday afternoon
M-ssr. Nc N ,han Il Evans met with a
he.vy los. by the bur~inx Of two hun
dre'i tons ri hay, that was acked ear
the d ,t"le,y. A lar amou It of hay IS
rrGu red each ltay to feed the seven hun
dfcd c tile which they are fa;tening at
ths. pl+ce. and 1t will probably he diff
crlt TO r-pl.ce tina. which was buru,.-
l. ms .K.rror.
MUnDRR. correspondent writing
to the Register from Q lucy, Iowa. de-
tails the particulars OF \ blood, murder
OF solder from the 4ta loo" Inf "uy,
ny man by the name Of Cams. 1t ap.
pears thst an old feud bad existed be-
tween tho men for sope time. Tho sol.
der was shot near his own door with =
revolver. Two balls entered h . body.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

The new bu'ldi g Il Sh.rpe's fle
factory It H.rttort is completed extern :
I'll and :" IL be ready Ia, occupation in
April. 1t will cost, v III he new engine
oft~o hundred and fifty horse power
100000, and when filed with mschin
cry the VIII Will cost $3.50. 900. Instead
Of he ATS wc.kmeo nov employed, room
will be given for 200. In ,he third isory
Of the new hui ding - = ball 208. by 40
feet,the finest audience room 10 the State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
MANHOOD.

"A Nd TIE vlGOR OF YOUTH RE srORrp
a in four weeks. by VI VI ORD's Es-ENl,E
W LlFE: Dr. hioord of PArs, aft year, q,
esrncst solicitation has ct iens 10 .eded to {.
urgent req Test Of the american pubi,e. ana :.
pot ted 30 Agent in New Yorx, for .he sale ~ ~.
valued and highly peised Essence Of li,e. Th,s
.oodsrtui assat II rest 70 N .nhood 70 he mo,,
snss' cred constitutions, in four weeks, ana Il
ased aecssdioG - printed insssu tito O. fai urs 10
- aiken By al abost to marry, :. i,s sf.c,. ss
permanent. Success, 10 every ss.s 10 certain.
~. kicorus E,eeuce OF Lite 10 sold n e....
With tuii Instructions " u.s a. -, or for m.
utles 7. one for 80. and Will 30 sent to aay ~.
oue eny pscsed. 0e ssestps Of remiNaacs to h,s
seessditsd agent Circular ssns tree g :. al -
tear stamp. "
PH! ZIP ROLAND. ~ Broous street.
nssssAS dsse vsss 4 Dssadwsy, NJ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Tho Fad Of Al Elopen.nt Case.
(rrc q The Dubuque Hersld. March "a ,

(Ern tae Duoeque Herald, March 2d.)
Many VI our readers will remember a
cas- of seduct. on and elopemrnt which
to. k place be e-Isst FL, winch a,,rac. ed
not mtls attention ~ the time. A Il
aisom b. been iormrd between Marcus
Wolfe and . widow ~om-n living ia
town by the name Of kme uoffan .n.-
Wolfe lived at Il ok iA.e, three IN | 9
tom an, where TIC b al an inte' cs' nv
IA u,ly, c,n Is ing Of vii, and three or
four rnild en-. TAc t.st time that an, -
ting was III ,de pul.Iic relative to the
mater as about the mil.il, of No se,,,.
Der. ~hs. su't VS. b ought b. Ms
Wole against the f,sc'na i"g nate tor
the se.lucliOn VI h.r husband, and. wheo
the trial came of, the Prosecuting wit
ness did not up. ear, being to,c lily re-
Strain i by her HUSBAND. There tue
matter ended, AMI 10 hing more was
b .s.d frcm it Or u month. ALo,t the
miid's VI December, however, Wo,te
a,d Ms. u tf.n.n suddenly departed
AID ~e,t unto pats unknown. Wole
b d been drover, aud had accumuIat
Cd very nice little property where be
lived. lis wife - saii 10 be q very Ca
timabis woman, aud his children such
- should bini father to his hom..
Nothing hao been heard from them
STAGE they lett, aud it was no: kno On
where they had gone. The matter m
deed wss psss'ng into forget uloe,.
amo z those who hsd Only ca.u.l =
heard Of it, and the par les themc.lv..
wVu d have soOn passed ,nto obliv,o.
with their crime hsd Il ere not been :
ffssh resnembsaoce OF the II II. 1hie
came fe~ days sg1 in the shape Of =
lstios iron The ever lovely snd bsw,tch.
~, bst SOW alas; sAddiasd, d.scoase
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Wilcox 1 IlyD ,
> Z w IN = N A ca IN =
Price, With nenuIer / Teller. Hlo
BE wilcox A0IB8s SEWING MACH
! "As best ~sea'ss s.tAost regsrd T. pv,os.f
asssily sewing,
Braidt0g, .c
Hem ming,
fc1timE,
Incking,
COsdiwx.

~ io'me nat. even and elastic seam vA;rh 1.
.ananteo not :. spia wear svse Il the ee.n =
CUT y frequent intervals aud aiso uoder Al 80
cumstsnces 40 survive the va.h Tub.
p.'ented oe.,ce OF g'set utility to lea-nee.
prev. nss the possibility u the machine hs;.. -.
In the wong direct On Of shs haianc.' Sshs sS
wearing lady's dssss. s'
Another feature wAich deserves na,tie,,..
tsntion is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which ca.
not W set wrong.
4 !. smphasio.lly the s"od Low priced family
sewing machine that the public have lon. .,s..
venting for. -Boston 7Sanscrsps.
Nn indeed wOnderful production IN for fan.
w rs. esi eeially no other ~ill bear aev coma,
ison with it, pAl. EUs~isg Josrnrl
Amechauieai wonder. -lSess.si6c Asss Scas.
machioes. Light and elegantly finished ~ a
simple 10 'ts constr notion that IL sesms ajruost
Oy0~soe.
Has coubinsd 9TH it, own peculiar merits 81,
the really valuable Improvements Of the h,shs,
prices msch,nes ss.ylruniar
THE machine 10 tho opinion o. The eomm;ttae
ms more nearly the requirements Of perfec, ma.
chine than any on exhib.t Eyurki;n <.sts1.s.
Report Of 1865
Taxing INTO consideration simplicity. ehe.p ne..
duraoi'ity and ooi1g ali wmf che com,ni, tee .er.
unanimously in faver Of the " ilcos L O,bb's. :
single thread machine = peansyivunia Ssaee 40
rsc.lturat Socis'y's Report.
We mnst in justice express our ~onf depce 10 the
merits mel Of the Wilcox i sibne sewing machine. :
We consider that = great d,eideratum las h..,
applied BY II In proving beyond douot that ~.
'nleao are not. >. WAS supposed necessary to
go'd machine .-CArsstian Advocate and .Iourna
.jxae 81. 1860. "''
After much wesr and many sasbipps tn.
sutchiny Is found TO retain eli the rosndoese
evenness and hrmDess which are 80 much admired
1t frst.-Aep Fork San.
u principleit is perfect --Engis,er Lndor.
hss evident oints OF superiorlty owe, al others
Phdod.tpAn P,ess
servi cable Machine. or this We have OF.
perisIce in our own family. boston Irap.ler.
me beauty and simplicity OF its mechanism
are admirable Ertress
Nssewiug ~ Nshino heretofore introduced ha.
IN ~ short time acquii, d such we'll mefi,ed bon
ulssity.- Cinci~ra,ti Gazet,e
We esteem il the t.st mach inc FOR family uae.-
ne M'teh a. IN. Icep''oni Signed by many hum-
d. Ell citizens II Ph.todeiphia.
CD Send TOR iscular at
JANIS WILCOX M uf.c,urer.
fpS-e ~ 5a- Bfo.dwny. wv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Important Cure Of Coayunpiion.

| The kev. A. c. Hrns, OF Indiao.,..f;. Ia
sods BE tssti onisi 10 the man, oths.s ne. n, =.
ea..s cured VI Consumption, BY DK wov. d -:
,hs .,,s.o. nAppy - ao.cf'o'ny NY lame snvus
no Inssoso u. W.oIHC L, . whom q.
Aso~isdec ir attui rs.. q. SeraIce 10, IN. ~
ss,ones o0tses IN 10 ssif. ha0 been .ln,e..i
wtn OOnswmstr0 fur the Ian "a g v.~,. 800
,W oseI 'ess esd not ..so able ~ : ala sbo.s.
-. ssnA ssscd III tho xiii Of The bsst .h,si.
s'sss 80 ss0 sha hssr, 10 VI 49, e orx..S ~
.ssane very s<rOUs 49,. e. md tie -, - -
- .ilISs sxpu cu, wnou I head j., lLs ~
~. ssecess app.ieu 10 u aud : ho , s..s
I.Is 49, s.s = sterect IL ~ - ks. 20 81
&C. q, ~ ~ occs.sn y 10 t.s pulpit AL ,ss.
~ oisssse sisapp, - 1L..sb, - al
s"1 stlche sSsi once IL 4. .os ,..,
49,. '.e eare vas ~ cisd, ssa oil ~, -. an
con 1Los@ ffeefr. % ~. trace ! ti,~ 49,. =. ="
. ~ chssrisiiy sscss.s.ssa !, ssa,s,ss
.ad liy pssys 70 .se D.u s,.ss ~. s..S ..es.
maoiv. 's.eshg 10.
isDiAHosol1s, Feb. Is is.s =.
s4fc~iAAr Issr kOkIAL --Ibe foyio,in. \.
sns : The nssy tees,uonts,s a. 49,. ~. -
~. :, Pe0ofmsa " IN WoubnrLl, the -, shs.s
.so CH.esr sId Csro.ic wesss 1Lvs,c. !. ~.
- -. ss.r!sns ior The srt three weeks !, ~
.: Nsesoiss Hois1 In ere u $3.50
Jur tcs u Dr. Wo..hu,s. ~. ;, 80.
soa Iss1ass Dssss.. Ply s,eis =, ~ n ], ~.
lsoic ., 70 the iolt0s ins Tact. /: So. I'M.
ss"es'l Uncovered VIA % ~ ~. sh,@h 80 Z
."Lss1, 80 - he sssi phJ0aisns : o.. - q
sSsSssy saUrssG, :, . . ! ~ ID. -. 80. 49,.
u ~ us:pslr 20 DIE. ~ bssn. e.se s1eSsl
81 eDsi' -. i.st nucs ,1rslY 80,
cosbss So. :, herr $40 GsA M !, ~ ~. q
\" y s - :, .s.s .y...i va ~ tA.ss
ss - !. ..a.. cuf. A..ss The sJIi ssiist 81
=. - ss'sme eAncvf nsIvs, Ire CsieSSa
.ss dssS. = tIss - istssassl e.rlS ~ ~
hsesxh y without tbs lesss 81 ~ "a .7sSs D
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
br. Z. h. Woodruff,
Author and Lectur.r.on
CHRONIC HEAE.HNES

o oh.rs the most certain, speedy and .ore.u.
re "Diho 10 the y or Tor tbs following corr.
plants IN their obstinate Stages, viz.
D's1ses o. the 7aroas. Lunys, Hea,t Syern IT,
o, Nom .ch. Lropse, {" the .hea Evr u,d
Hcr Aheamassm AsuruiyIa F.is. ind
ofaes Marcus Dera"yta.smss ~
diseases q the NLova sc. oJuLa.
Erya,pei.s, lancer. Fer
sores, Lep,o.y. Add
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We heard this moroiug strange
rnmor 10 regard 70 the quota Of this
State. It ia asserted that, by . clerical
error at Washington, our quota under
the call fr $40 900 men was only
increased 900, While It are $500. men
70 come from tb'sS ste. and our quotas
are not 40 vel fitted = - had supposed.
Ossross A9swSisss, March, 81.
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Ladies. Ladies. Lad .es.
THE GREAT SECRET.

TIE SN6aU 06 ~UeUs
1t IL admitted BY all physicians that tho gran }
secret OF health and long life lies il keeping the
blood and various aids OF the body in biz b de-
gree of aaidity. When you feel continual pain
10 the head or b. we's, or any other parts Of tn.
body, you can prevent serious sickness by taking
BrandSet the ptlls.
Bleeding may give menentary ease, because the
blood lett viii have m 70 room. But as the bod y
10 made from the blood and sustained by the
blood to waste our blood is to waste our lite, an
ruin our constitution but Braudreth's Pills re-
lieve he rcu alton - readily a. bleeding BY on
ly taking away wat it can we'll spare, and THEY
NBvRs BURT.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Barnstable, Mass, was cured Of
st. Vitus "aDce, General Debility ard Uostive-
ness Of many y ars standing by Brsndreth's Pills
The case at length l. published in the Pam phlets
>ol bt T. =. .llori. avelport, Iowa, aud BY
all respectable des ere in medicine. I'll ia 3.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

TINE CONt 8SSlONb / hxrh RlENCk
or am Inv q IL
Published for the benefit, AMI asA warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN.
Who suffer from Spsrmassnhoa. Nervous Ds,ili.
~ ffemAtufe Dessy, etc., supplying at the same
time The Meaos Of self Cure. BY one whO
has cured himssli s'ser being pat 70 great expense
and injury through medical humbug an susck.
cry.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may BE- he'd Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
my27 -d4w1y1 nsdfurd Kings Co~nsv. Y,
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To Hose Owners.

DR.. SWEETS INFAnLIELE L1NGMENT FOR
RwRSES is unrivaled BY any, and In sill cases Of
Lameness, arising from sprains. Bruises or
Nrsnching, its effect is msg,cai and CERTAIN
Harness Saddle Gale, Scratches, Mango, de-, it
will also speedily. SPAWN and King bone
may be easily prevented and cured in thor inc D.
lent stages, but confirmed cases are beyond posi-.
biity Of radicat cure. No case Of the kind.
however, is so desperate or hopeless that it my
be sllevisted by this Liniment. and it's faithful
application will always remuve the Lameness, Ind
enable he horses to travel with cou parAtve ease
Every horse owner should oxve this remedy a,
h md for its timely at the first appearance OF
Lamene will sffecu lily prevent those iormid able
diseases menti ned, to which sll nurses are liable
and whi.h render so many otherwise valuabl.
horse nearly worn lees.
Sac ad yertisement el9-dwlv
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BaDssl l. snOE

cnifes, viii md IL the best
article kno~n tor c-men my
Cue Channels, as it wvrko
slthDCt deiAv. is not affoc,o
oy my cnaDge OF sempsra-
sure
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.ili find it suiiiciently sdhe-
sive tor their Vs.. ~ has been
proved
~ - 4 d :. psed e.. pr.
! ctHbfy 10 a.ea her.
and we claim q an especial
merit, that IT sticks ~ &c hes
and ,.inings to scots AM
shoes sufficiently strong
without stitching.
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AND
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Nails TIE ATTkNrI N OF rak PUBLIC
~ 70 the fact shst he is prepared to e ca al
orders 10 the rbotosr pm and MIR tyIs ius in >
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- Part eulss attestion paid " taking
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