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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-01
WASH TOBACCO.

.GHEEP WASH TOBACCO,
eak Win not inture the most delicate animal.
y Kills Ticks ON Sheep. &aa W
6<es 9cab on sheep.
I e. b all Vermln OGl Animals and Birds.
Cttes all Skin Diseases on Animals.
! Kills BUGS On Roses, Lice on HOuse Plants. v
Kills Canker Worm on Apple Trees.
Kills Bed-B Bugs and Water ROache>
Kills all vermin that infest Grape and Gran.
" berry Vines.
: One Found Of Ibis Extract ciu make I6 gallons
Ca +a# tCush.
Z For sale ~ Ill Druggists, and 1t Country
y and Agricultural Stores.
Price. IS cents per pound. a liberal discount
to the trade and large purchasers.
= Orders promptly sent by cypress.
= n JAMES f. LEVIN,
Agent South Down Co.. @@
q Central Wharf, Bosom.
= Merrill and 6hute, Agents J6r lows. Wis.
> Ill sasaSEssk 1eb0o-WeUWom
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-01

The following advertisement appears in
q California paper, ~r~rrxrrg
"Wantsd, 81 { blackgpard, employ msnt
of any kind, temporary Or otherwise. The
self as gentleman, and signally failed, Of
which his hopeless impecuniosity is the
best proof, il induced to adopt the other
course, in the hope that he may meet with
better success. No objection 20 up coun-
try. Terms moderate" -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-01

The Morning Senr tLondon) thus truth.
fully characterizes the = Peace" nnsneu-
ven of vallandigham and his school:
1.-THE word peace in the mouths Of
these men only means, Let us 90 down
On our knees before slavery; let US make
the free North . hunting ground for the
man-stealer let ~ tread out free thought,
free speech, free political action, and ele-
vate Slavery as the banner Of the Republic,
the fettered negro as the cornerstone Of
our civil polity. It ID 70 promote heAde-
signs Of these bitter foes Of al true and
lasting peace that Mr.. Lindsay and his
friends desire to nse the influence Of this
great empire Of freedom
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-10-01

OUkk kO8 sO4HGN1ENXs-O1e 3 A&Y "
Warrington communicates to the Repub-
lican Of that city tho following simple rem.
edy, long known in family practice, And
which was recently tried in the camp q
the New YoFk, 20 Iegimsnt where there
were from eighty Is one hundred cases
daily, and with rapid cures, ipsevery case
Recipe-In teacup half full of vinegar,
dissolve AZ much salt as 1t will take up,
leaving little excess Of salt at the bottom
of the cup. Pour boiling water upon the
solution till the cup is two-thirds or three
quarters full. A scum will rise to the sur
face, which must be removed, and the solu-
ton allowed to cool. Dose-Table spoon
full three times auay TIL nel:eveda
1.-THE rationale of the operation OF this
simple medicine viii readily occur to the
pathologist, and in many hundred trials
have never known it to fail in dysentery
and protHcts4 diarrhse. 4 Il
Amid the general joy Of loyal men over
Sherridan's victory, whose faces were
downcast yesterday? Who felt the great
triumph in the Shenandoah rung the knell
Of their selfish hopes3 tWhattwo parties in
America joined in lamenting this great
victory for the Union?
The party which Jefferson Davis leads
in Richmond, and which George B. McClel-
Ian leads in the North. They yesterday
togetherBatiu sAckcloth and Ashes, theik
hopegrAAke shateyed by The blow which
WAS struck for the Union on Monday. 4
We appeal to the patriotic North. Does
party whose hopesof political success are
identified with the military success Of the
Rebellion deserve Of our support?-N.rY.
ITt&Nue.- : : > = n - q r : 3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

sE{ hE &shS, ca The i6th asy OF Liz. A II
Iss', VIII N thsey, OF the equity Of
NRnloe, Al stateoi lows, executed unio 10 l.
ewecas ;. tieie 80 trustee a eertain decd of
trnz conseF aE to said ,rd tee a., Ind IN GIN.
Ion county, Iva, Iescrioed ID follows. ra.w.t:-
INC h'EtH west fractional quarter tL.1 IL the
o'ln-Mest qaaf9er Id loi section ail els II ~
io"Aship s4setj twote2, nrth d range two
east ntse TIE satt naif { y o. tho Nor is-ea.t
quarter "a 10 the mort -ea qsar er OF se:iion
l"eha y-..as - tefnsHiy eiga.t Two fs2 luor. b
oi Tan oas -asc. containing sixGy acr, 5 ID are
OF Less winch ga conv Yauee srccofde4 in boss
N OF mo cages, q, RACES Al ana 4s3 VI ia. re-
cofds 81 SAID county oi Einton, ard ID m de by
the said .iiian t,scy ior be p rpos ! D, secur-
ing Ina 10y neat Of three t2l yfomissory note ana
~" MITES tis4e' =, slsH.n by The Grid " ii,un
.sseJ ana fait.ck c5sey, aa.e Tue h ~ Of
July, 4. d G. a7d Two II aid norrs for ons
haa4fe3 dollars Sle1) q CT. and D, yahl !, IN IN :
hrst aay o NJ einba. ISeI end ont, o s,ia nnt,s
Tor w iaad'e AMI pweniy Ise Szlt} toilirs
payaole sgsember let 1872, al u sid = les
wuh .utetest layuble at the rate of ten pe, cant
per ahnufp.
Ana nos tie said notes Having beeon. ane ,na
paJahis, and the card v Il ian asey an Patrick
EassJ ''aving failed to pay tho same.
/, Lodeae,ns s. Yieie, trustee az nfore
sila, u hefe1y give this putlic notice
Una, oy vlftNe Of the power which is in me vested
ny sal1 deed u trust, viii ea frtduy. the 5
aay q ie9fsaf', A. y. ioos at the h0nr Of 10
oclnrh IN the aferoon Of SAID day al m a Cont
House $50, u toe ctv Of Davenport, expose md
"Aei sef saie, =. pnoiiu auction, The rarecl4
% i%'IH ttsv secicyG ur - i.l.cn thereof IA n.
90 AeeefsefF to satisfy and Dry be ainguut ot aid
note, vii The II crest thereon 10 the Asy Of eale
together Slth vi. the ana expenses atfcpdiug
sai.i sale e3si 81 tbis notice ana trustees ices
H"tei 'hs ! ~ day - January. A. J.. 1874
LUUEW Gus ). yiELE.
M al i-n.fao
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

TIE steamers Creole ffctD New Orleans
the 18th. and George Washington, IRON
New Orleans the l6th, lave arrived,
Geu. Banks proclsmaiion vas the cofe'
topic in New Orleans. II is much canmeDi-
ed by loyal men.
Tue mos, prominent name Tor Governtr
il Thomas }. Uurant, an eminent lawyer
snd staunch 10y alist.
Gen. Growers division had been ordered
to Mad.onviIe. town lately captured, on
tho north side of Lake Pontchartfan.
Gen. Dana had been ordered to Matsgor
da Bay and Gen. Heron 70 Brownsville.
Tho steamer Eieloi,e from Mstamoras.
bad arrived at New Orleans with $50
bales OF cotton.
Another revolution occurred at Mstsmo-
ras. RIM took charge II the city on Jan
nary 1st. He was 10 resign next day, and
the names ol three persons were 70 be pre-
sented to the Supreme Government cut 81
which TO elect Governor all OF them to
DO persons who had taken part in the
pending questions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23
Attention SUldiers. and
Friends Of soldiers.

We sail tho attention oil all hsv NJ relation, q,
friends n tbs srny to the fact taa, sstO)T
LasD !, ueTHiap Eitterh" will cure nire-tsaths
OF the c.ssasos iEdresd BY exp.sase and ,r;va-
ton. incident to c. M lils In III. l,,t N.Y.
i.shs niIost .sily Ia tie Lcw4papeis, on he ~.
rivsi Cf the sic., 1t viii DO noticed that n re-,
large propo'tion are suffering from den,I;tr
Every nase Q, that kisd can be readily cured bv
notn ads Ter m.u bitters. diseases resu ting
disorders o. the gestiye ~rrsn3 are speed,lv re-,
moved. We nave no hesitation in stating iha,
II thee biste!s ware freely Used among our .o;,
j'ers, huh6-eds OF lives nigh. be saved tbst OH
erw,se vii be lost.
We cal. particular attention to Tia f.,lo,;,z
!snlark.bie end well anti enicated oOse OF one Of
the nations heroes chose life, t, use his own
ianguase "faH been saved hy the Bitter..''
PHILADELPHIA, August ssd. 1863
Wessrs. Jcnes & ECams Well, xebtlsman vo.,
Ho'iia-d's German Bitters has saved nv Erc
There Is no mistake Ia this. II is vouche1 to- bv
nump OF my con rades, so'no of whose names
are appended, and who were fully eoyni,a,t Of ali
the circaia tances of ny case. | an. and h,v.
boen Ter Tho last iour ears, member Of Sher-
macs celebrated battery, ard under the i,umadi
ate cemnaud of Capt. X Il. Ayrcs. Throupb tbs
exposure attendant upon my arduous du,es. I
was at;aesea IN November last with inflammation
OF the Lungs and was Tor seventy two deys in Tho
hess ita!. This was followed by great aahii,.y
heightened by AN attack o. dysantcry Il was IN a.,
renewed from the White House, ard ssnt RI ms
icty on board ot eaner State OF Maine.~ tron,
which landed On the 18th OF juno Since th,,
ume nave ooen about as low as any one could
he AID still retain shark o. vitality For n
week or more wassc rely able to swallow any.
Ting, and j. did force inorssi DORM i. wa ~,
med steiy thrown u again
could not even keep glass Of water nm rnv
s'anacn. 'i!e cdlsd not ass under these circu,n-
stances ara accordingly the ply icans Who had
been working faithfully thong uanecess,ri,lv 10
rescue NE from III 3 erasp of tho dread .rcbsr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23
Particular. Notice !: !:

There are many preparations cold Under The
name OF BiIe's put ,D a quart bottles compound
al II he cie,ptt ,ci.hcy q common raD.. costing
ir1 ~ d ~ cent, pr gntlon the as,e d,s3r,.e1 By
dnlse or tarioaaer SEED.
yhls eias. Of Bstters hare cansed aad soin con-
time to ~, Tong hey b. soif huud, eds
10 die tie aea OF the drunkurd. By taei, use the
system 10 tept contaucAg under the influence OF n
cioAolc >t,outan.s ofhe '0orst kiad. The d.sirs for
Liqor Is erected end Kept up. ana The remit is oil
IL. h"Ssoys ahenaa.s upon druakaras tye and
da1sh.
IN, those r'o desi md will have Liquor
B'asre ne publish the ,41ioci..y ssas;Yt Gs. one
ho...;c OF HooGanc's German Bitters, and
MIR IN ~, ,-s. quarts Of good brandy or
wh.skey, aud the --"at' "W be q prfpa,"t'0"
that toW far exec: in medica. ""'He ''..1 ""e ee-
ces5.ncy any 81 the Liquor Bttters IA - -
ana so"s cost much tess. youus .>..alt..,
riytses 81 HSonand's Eittrr II, ~, aeetion
rith good article 81 Liquor n, q much less priee
than these iniertor preDaro.,sns ,Cilk cost ron
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23
a tom plele Musical Libra
ry. Comprising nearly
1000 Pieces OGrianO
Ne uSic for SO.

= PIE FOLLOWING BOOKS ARE OF UNI
FORM sibe and style and form librsry m
tiepensabie TO every one who has q p,sro. No
hi ter lec on OF music Is pubiiAh ell gfeat car
having hesn taken in selecting pieces adapted to
the popular taste.
Ais HOME CIRCLE: collection Of
Farches, Waltses. PolkAs, Schottisches, kedcw
Y ladri!les, Con .ra-dan.es, Four Hand Pieces and
aao Gems. Vols.
THE SILVER CHO I'd "A collection Of Songs
Eailsas, Quartets, Duets &C., With Piano accom-
psnimsnt. -r stt stF
: THE SHOWER OF PEARLS; A collection Of
choice vocal duets, with piano accompaniment.
OPERATIO PEARLS; A col ection If Songs,
ducts ,nd trios, comprising the Vocal Beauties
Of the Best Operas With piano accompaniment.
Al the above Is vols.) will be sent, postpaid,
= Clo,h, s. IS /; Cloth full tilt, So DIVA
DT0ON CO. PHblishers, 7se WasAingtos
U0oo9 8ootous ioo11~16 =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23
LATE NEWS.

" ASubH0BO0S y oo.f 90
Houss-Ths ueeaq theex seeeeeeasa -
esne 81 rcpcrted rpm sshA eOsntSit,ks On
t1kwboto On ftbe sfans of tbes Urion Aish
ssnSndme nae. - Tncs Hyuse concufrcd 10
tn6 Ameudncntss 40 tdat rpiri's will pay
sixty. cents per gallon. am sdulterstions
cold. A. whisky, wines or brsnd'es quo cent
additional. Tax Of twenty cents on all
.apisiss M Shsnd for sale, whether distilled
prior to tho date Of this act, shall be sub.
ject to the rate Of duty provided by this
acl from add after The 18th day q January,
1864. except spirits that have teen already
taxed ued~r the law u July ls., 1903
shsii not bear more thsn the additional or
increased tax provided BY this act. All
provisions OF Law whereby cotton in the
hands Of manufacturers nj costsa fabrics on
tho lst Of October, 1862 aud priDr thereto
Is exempted from tex, are repeaied and the
ssne sEali be sntjcct 10 . tai Of two cents
sround. Spirits imported prior to tits
act shalt pay an additional tsx Of forty
cen Is per gallos.
Tho House proceeeed 70 consider Mr..
Stevens substitute, being nearly the same
bill ss originally reported. from the Com
mis.ce on Ways and Mesns. 9Ns
Mr.. Stephens made = short speech de-
clsr,ng that tho House oday had revised
what was decided tue Legislation Of 1862
namely, t1s: al taxstions shall be Erospec-
tive.
Mr.. Stevens substitute for tho bill vas
rejected BY 81 70 100.
The am-Ddmens bill passed &c to GO.
The resolution amendatory 10 the cnnis
ton oct was discussed ty Mr.. Spsuidiug
Mr.. Ssevers claimed TIA. tho Coo ,ns: Tee
has 0ottins 10 10 with the forfeiture Il
estates in leo that is under he law Ct war
and the laws Of nations.
Adjourned. M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

-.
The Democrats Lsavee worth pccial saws
the welcome given to Gen. Curtis was the
most ENTHUSIASTIC demonstration ever seen
in that city. Over 600 PERSONS were pre-
ssot. The Union League procession y ss
more than mile long. Gen. Curtis u ade
speech saying that Missouri Was as radical
a. Kansas; that he expected n, trouble in
that State aud should cooperate With its
true aud radical men. Speeches were made
by Col. Jenni.or, 81. j Parrott, b. W.
Wilder, and others ColChapman has beef.
made Gen. Curtis chef OF stsH.
Gen. Ewlng will be assigned 30 impor-
tant command.
Gen. Bun. will command the Ft. Smith
District. lie leis 81. Louis this evening
tnr Washinefnn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23
LEGAL.
oRstylN4i, NyTI

s.',.Trs Iowa. "a. JUS Ro-rnas s'tanr (,
Ivufrf ~ ~ RI, Fifty reass
10 IL District curt 4. A. MsNar ptaip,s
vs Goorge =. Wiifan.
Tt sair Gcsrs Il Wilson:
w aa.E HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT
taefe Il On file In The Oh . ii ~. CHI IS
we O'.t[.e Coo 81 ssid oon, "a, sfei,i,n 81
- :. aIc ; ar, 81 sifn ~ IT you tas eio ~ 10
huudr; do!i. aud 10 per G l. ffon,
~, 1920 az money duo uaoa q 90 @ m ads bv Won
MaFca ~. s5S. for $500 To d-srRs Purcell 3ns
NJ I'D, fso'i, now owed by p.aintii aai N a.
an attachment has bac issued and Isviea ,nor
your lana 2 seatt connt., Iowa, an at.aeAmsnt
pe.a@ PrSgca tor q tho petition. ana
1nie'e rea appear thereto al actend
% u hs'"ra n5nn II the I'd dav of irs
monday OF May \. .. 1sGt dctsuit viii h..
epierea agaihstr'e and iudresu raaaered she,e
co faF The .eisG hetcincA -nad, with int.rest snd
costs. -"
January 20. -sSsl.
Il. Rt3WE Plaintiff Attorr-x
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23
WAsnikcroN, Jan. 70.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IL
Commander J. Ii. Strong Of the Unted
States steamer Monongahela reports that
on the 29tn Of December, At the request OF
Gen. w sshburne he seti. the steamers Gran
ito City aud Sciota up the Peninsula If TIE
entrance Of as>.go,ds Bay, Texas, with
Gen. Rans""-. and 100 troops TO cut Oh the
fcDe' ,nckeis.
Vh,,e tho Sciote ~ as absent on recon,
,b;sance a. the mouth OF Brezos river, the
troons. which hud been landed, we're attack
cd nv 900 or 1000 rebel cavalry, but were
4,fended by the Granite City, which hreh
,A) rounds before the sneny we're driven
of.
On tho return 0. tho se,osa tho Gfsn'ie
CIV ,,.e;.t .,oYpto Pass Labelo and ongnt
| nm ths uonongaheia AID penobscat, 400
on the way back III in wl'h 'hc ohs''9
c,.,es epnhoat Fstc'l.. On thri: arriv9i
| ttcy found that I'll vairs bsd mas ses
err, attack uuring 10" 'irhf, rut han ote.
kent eff by tue Scioia, winch apeoeieo
| close in to tie breakers Gud shelied on bc-i
| sides Of the troops.
Daring he following day rebel steamer
On the inside came o!ose " and sheiied oui
! troaps gu, OF heir position, 'afcioE 'aeih =
retreat down the bench
The Sclota, Granite CITY. and Lste'ti
were sont IN close to the shore - Ifntcc
the troops during The nieli, and tue u x
morning the rebel schooner vas discover =
a-horc. Tho weather pfegohtcd ~itai"d
into 10 destroy her during the day, Nn' II
po,nv ia the n.x t motn'ps, she :!as 1nna Il
| he destroyed by fss Ale: 'lrow,S
200 pound rife steii Of Tie wreck, ogn'
msptcr Strong retarned 20 Pass CAoe,,'
and ,ounl the Sciot., Cratic c''Y, anh \
te,,.. having sncceedsd 10 set'lrg ihe ''1"p
III u,.rd, uai nrnisai sben back saetr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

'ooD CoNibTIoS, AND TRAINS arr
running daily, Esst I'd Wat, for he ,r,,s,a,
$500 sasn - pi,s. 1gers AL freight with car. and
sisfppi k,ver have direct csa0sction III ~ !,
n 20 D, % ~ Lire n svi nIid steam pacla,s
Ine Hannibal IL Jossph u IL Line N Pse....
90 .ne ms,"pri River ran daily soath ID i..s ys..
w.. a.hsh.e, vuiuaaro pyandotte and kan
f'a,'smonta, Onshs. .sd co.sel Bluffs -
DAILY wan Coaehes run n congee,iop w,.h
trains OF this road ~ ali iesportant .ss. "'.a
,'os.nefh Missouri ana 5outar<n i.ua. Ai,o -.
Kansas. ~ 'oit FcoEt,
= overland P.kc's Fsak q. Il Csli,,4,i. ~,
cave aa'i5. AZ ne 70 i'envcr NV dax
oslI L1hn dstt, siaa Francisco ii DAYS ~
's1,e. .. sseighs aiH~ys ~ a. by am o,he,
Distance. Changes sra Inc. "ss suess
y: 6hoAI Coat rickss As'I Rasnin.,. \
W.3OhlhsOks 1ssiehe A9s -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23

t' N4.s ttttl--A @HNtt ~ ana Tor the I.sButN Yt
t'c2tt, ana state . Iowa
Aegas, oshetn ieata M. 4. Elakelaofo.
10 the nbots naaIed 81. Il. Hiaketasfe
Ne ~ arc hereby no.lhed tt.t tbere Is
now d he IL The oil 2 oI he Clerk or tho Is
!I'c' etf.. in no Tor lid county, q petition III
Hesps, sp#fu Zee 80 m,t 2 d flu the srn,
n lag haal9ol AMI tnirty five 3itarf, ana inter-
cst th@r-'@ ITEM tho 2vtA dag 0! Afrli, CD. al
~ 2 F2ts 9. ten per eett per annum also the
sia ol-it0 dollars. pro est feo /, a, looasy
)us.iS ire ffsns you - asa petltienots on Z Ger
ton fts1l sef} mote. % Cd : ifl zosa, 1850 pay
sbi athe-5 - after sass 10 Inc = dsi a. gas
"asra 81, a. the ltoei; lsiaad ls8rk Tor II, /.
sum q hcaerea eal Jbifty FIVE dC;lAss vita
irtc. III - tfa per ceat tFoa dst. siguei By ssid
". ~ i4tksseore. "a d aet .tan 8le-c taaI
you tha II 'itieninat, are . nor 10 isclt ! tbo
ie 81 iaT asa ~ ys p wait u attachIn sit
Aitt4s yfurfretetet
An e are aeroor further ~ i.ifi that an
'esi you APPEAR and ao.end tie sid re
{luGae- . u felsre noon q the 81 cCnd DAY o.
the mex tafu =. the sai District { purt 10 n.
nssun md aoide1! tb1 C-ty OF i.avc-pust, IN
the first NepiiY il tealua,y, A n. 1874. 4 full
va ha enteFe- a-si.s. ..on aa4 fedgt eNtr3,da.-
- more st t-c .8Yt g .t4H4 FL r,ls. t,
s'tE'.- 'ft res u ~. 9.d te1 eis1 tta r.ay.r
.. peti4asst.
1890 GI9=.
III .{n-fz'-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-23
important Cure of Cossumption.

ne hev. d. {. HpA', of ind ianapelis Ind
aics hi testimonial TO the many otherA no, -,
entlv cured q Corsum piion, by Ua woo,re,t
lan mot hapny N sub cEibins nly naneamonr
.ae I,.es4a Q AK. .of y, TO waDm / o.
sno"iedse IT etful remen seranca III, I'll ,n
iessionei du Ties r1ysei. | laY bra,, a4;a,,
WIN Cons Nh .'tro for ih . las. thee years III
ior over i ear had not .eau bic q >. ALI abon.
had exhs listed ali tine Sa!li q the hes, b,s;.
Grams lar anu SID near, I'd OF 'ata il t. IAN r.
assume q very serious ..sptct ard the last - ~
nope bad ainsos5 expif ed when heard M ti.r III
s'eat success. applied IL him under Who's .-a.i
,neht toe ease Nss perfect In ak weeks sc tbat
Presumed my occupation III tie paIuit al -
ces o. the disease eisappe4te,. have been weIl
sna strong ever since. |: i. now over 40 49,
s'uco the cure was Elected, and sill nv svs..,
continuss freefrCm anr trace OF the dis,aea IL,
ever. mest cheer'ully recommend all ..e,;efa5
!" eia. lie has snved my life aud many n,b.,s
ana nay prayers are, God litss hs,s. ard m.v ~.
iive .or many years, 10, the sake ct SUFFERING IN.
manity. ~
lNDIANoPoLIs, Feb. IS !ss3
iXPcsTANr TESTIMONIAL The foIlov;,. Il
one Ct the many testimonials of ren,s rkahi.
cures, performed By DIR. WaoDBuLL. the cstehrs-
ECU Ecu Iahce. ana ohTouic ']iscase fhysicisn, who
as been stopping for the nast three weeks a. ~
St. Nicholas Hotel. 10 ourctfv.
Justice to Or. Woodruff Ill cerehy. t.a --...
and Chronic Disease Ply ician i,ntele ~ Vi 49,
PUBLICITY 70 the foliosing facts some fur ve
SINCE discovered a wart On ms in. wbieh W.
pronounced by he best physicians \ I.n1o-
cohsus.en ana enpls yed The best MEDICAL skill The
coun'ty ahoraec, atd Jailed. ard had civ.
en- np IN despair to die. Ny pains were erert
Knew couiI not last much longer In ~
" oodhui's arrival here. and bearing Of Lis Won
osIinl cures placed myself ard Ii, treatment,
tho bocior's Turkish Uancor saly.' ,hs r"n.o :.
$500 usao' 50 mat an istrumeot could DO ruo |
u,susn :, without the least bit Of paiu he
;s;,v ~ .hs ana an entirely we'll. The rap
l1''y ~ sne cure Is past sii ina gina,Ion.
nation 's.,aenee is near Springfield. Ny occu-
JAMES A. HESSICK.
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Wabash Avenue, Chicsro. sS' : 80 %
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ne. me Do;sos carno. cure wi,hcst pain, instru-
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pa'isi'ufs III. E.arne 4 Chicago.
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