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The Portland daily press., 1864-01-29

COpartnership Notice.
/ HAVE this day admitted AMOS l.. MILLETT
4 As an equal partner in my Grocery business.
Hereafter the business will be conducted under the
style and name of WILSON 4 MlLLE1T, at the
old stand, 372 Congress street.
WILLIAM L. WILSON.
Portland, Jan. i, 1864. ian2-lw teodtf
Notice.
THE copartnership heretofore existing between
Il the subscribers, under the name of
COBB & JORDAN,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either par
~ is authorized to use the of the firm In set.
tlement of accounts. LEMUEL COBB
Portland, Jan. Is, 1864. VS.. JORDAN
The undersigned will continue the business at the
old stand of Cobb Jordan, and solicts a continu.
ance of the favors of the friends of the old firm and
the public.
janis d3ws W. s. JORDAN
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-29

$50 Bbls. Northern Clear Pork,
k0 BBLS. Northern Mess Pork,
w T5 Leaf Lard,
50 Tierccs Leaf Lard,
For sale by
MORRIS, GREENE & SAWYER
JaD2j Thomas Block 80 Commercial ST.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
Complicated Chronic Complain

The Doctors practice IL founded On truth
seventeen years standing, and II tiers from II
efs NO uihtng with human existence or
rihciDg iifo by experiment The Boror MI
upon examination the cause Of the disease
the remedy needed TO remove i. not BY yu.s@
but BY knowledsa analyses the disease and
medicine none but vegetable substance. n
ALI mineral and poisonous medicine discard
The ector has discover cd uany rcmeaie, n
travels Ia ronih ADerirs, saiiforLin and od
countries, which he finds of general uti .i.y in
healing art. IL Is to be hoped ths. invalid, !
have tried doctors and advert red medicines
I'll worn out ard discouraged, will dep,ai, M
cure until they have given DR.. vs. mesi1
and magneiio operations a trial During
travels be has boon the Instrument. Ia III
hands, OF restoring ~ health an = vvor ,h...
who were On the verge u the grave. AID M.
living monuments OF his atiii ana a. scs f.,I,,I
inent, and sfs daily ezclairniDg, 'Ble~ss 10
dsy When hfst We say and pert.os ~ tho Al
TIC snd Magnetic DOctor's treatmeut." ss,is
tory ssssscnss ~ili b chssrfaiiy given vhssI
CURED. The Doctor will pledge his rcputaI
anu staHe h,s ah to make perm snent cures in
oasss be undertakes. His mode Of .x.mi ma
!: with the Eye, ard ~ IN Ansly ticaI process
the wests tnaterisl o! tho b dr.. lie ths,.I
asks no ques ticns, nor requires invalid. -
piasn symptomss falling the canse AMI The n
ton of the diessasc with perfect eo,,s,,;,.'
" e. n. y, In. WOODnpLi abs..,.,sI, ~.
e. nothing but what hs has he ALL,
form. All fefas Of female di.Ijsnl.ies 49,,
with The happies. results. lnyalids ubn ~,
oonsalt tho Doctor in person, by e;,ina
mont Of their Gaze, will DO attendst ~ n,a,
~, am medicine forwarded By exrrsss wen
quired. ""'"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DeoW0'e Bvonch1ol TgeDhes.
hsveosvspshssesA my MAD rsspeD1ine thsu
irem lent eeespeing TO th'sk yse osstse g
w1SSAi 09S1n sAisking eel Of -<@
Rsv. HspsY VASE BHRcasR.
The Trochee afo . stat Of life to me.
Pno1. EDWeD No9fa. Pres. Hamilton Coa1oRc.
For Throat Troables they ere . speciac.
Too favorably known to need eounspdstion.
Hos. C1As A. Pxnrn. fsss Msas. tensta
Contain No opium nor snyshine isjusious.
Da. 4. 4. HAYN. Chsoist. BoaEo..
Al elegant oo@bina.ior loe oosxhs. @
d. q. 7. Bis1lOw, Boston.
recommend their use " psbl,e speakers
easv. B. q. Ossgsn. ~
Very beneficial when suffering fron colds.
Bsv. b. P.Al Dsnsox. st. Loais,
Almost tnsasss relief il the disissssing labor q
brssthing peculiar to Asthma.
58v A. q. E6aLVsroH, New York.
They have suited my case exactly relieving NJ
throat % tAas eosId sisg with ease.
J. DscnAnna, Choir. french Church. Montreal.
~ there sse limitations b sure and OBTAIN TnH
0sNUlSR jsp25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
wilcox & GlBBY
> = w In q MACDlN "A.
Price, with Henncr 4 Teller, $40
THE WILCOX 3 GIBBS SEWING MACH
= is'As best sasAine, sieAOss Ssssrd 70 prtss,f
Family sewing,
Brafdtng,
ncmming,
FclDinG,
TnCkinE,
lSAapHQ IA
MISCELLANEOUS.

Il FERNS Aat. svea and elastic sean which 4
wsuaatcd nott rip IN wear. even II the eeam A
en- q ffeaaens intervals end also 1nder ali cir
saDssancea ito survive the wash tub.
patented device e great utility 70 le>ss>v>
Yssvents the possibility u the naskiss beins ~
In the wrong diseottua q the balancesvksol
wearing lady's dress.
Asoihsr feature w.ish deserves partie.la, -
tsation 1.-THE Wilcox Patent Needle, which can.
not - set 0sOng.
tis em phetically The gesd lsw-p,iesd faspi,y
sewing machine that the public have long Oeen
wanting for.-Bost0M ztonscvspe
tits indeed vondsefal psodaetion an for fan.
~ uss esreciaily no other will bear any sompar
i'on wiz. u Y. ~. Ess.':g Jo.,no.;
| Among the best and most ssrvicsablo sewin
machiaes. Light and elegantly finished and %
| simple in its construction that il sesms almost
| impossible fofit to get out Q; repair Piasbvyg
| 0ksomsce.
| Has combined With its own peculiar merits oil
the really valuable improvements Of The highe,
priced machines.-f 'ennsytvdsiss.
| THE machine - the opinion Of the COMMITTEES
NILS moro nearly the requirements OF pssfsct NJ.
chine than any on exhibition.-FrankIis Iaststses
4 Report Of 1858
Taking into consideration simplicity RI "a pne,s
durability and doing oil WORT the committee wsrs
unanimously in favor Of the Wilcox Gibbs. !
| single thread machine -Peans yiVasSG sbats AZ
sseMlfuraI Sbciety's Report.
| "e must 10 Justice express our confidence in the
merits OF the Wilcox ! Gibbs sewing mashius.-
We consider that grent disidsratum has beer
fuPp'ied BY It In proving beyond doubt that tws
threads are not. = was supposed. Necessary r. .
good mschine.- CArbtian Advocate and sIOSs~al
| Jwss 81. 1860.
After much wear and many xashines ths
stitching 10 found to retain oil the roandness
evenness and hrmness which are 90 nuoh adnirad
1T first.--Neu York Nss,
In principleit Is perfect. -Esgisecr. Lcsdoa.
mas evident onts Of superiority over all 9TH era
| Philadelphia P,ess.
A sersiceable machine. or this we have Of.
Per,snce in our own family Boston 1racelev.
me beauty and simplicity OF ito mechanism
are admirable Erpress.
hsse~ng machine heretofore introduced ha,
In 80 shorta time acquired such well mcritcd non
uarity.-C tncias atti Gdsetfe
We esteem II the best machine for family use.-
!he st',ch fs unt rcepti onoi Signed BY many hun
dred cttszens II PHILADELPHIA.
bE Send for q Circular n
JAMES WILCOX, ma ufac,urer,
| fJ.,-0f Rr.a1~av ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
Important Cure Of Consumptjd

me hev. A. q. Huns, Of indianapolis. n
soas ME ssstim onial to the many Others pe,m
emily cured Of CONSUMPTION. ~ In Wa,,,
:. lam ncst hsppy 10 subscnhirg "a , n..,s "a
!hs irends o. ~. W0UDuUL e. 10 vhom
knowIedee > gssats0l sensnbersnce "a hia
isssso0el ostses - nysslf. had been sfsi1
VIE NOnss1psscD iOf the las'thrss year,.
ios over yssv hid sos bssS able "a :sik ~
bad exhausted oil the skiiI Of the ~. ~
cians ar and and nesr, snd u late Il 49,.
sssams very serious sspsct, and the Iast -
hope bad almost expired, when head ~ ~
gfest soccen. applied u him under vhose !,
ment the cure w0 perfect in sig weeks. 40 |,
resumed ny occupatiou 10 the pulpit. Al
- ~ sns disease disappssfs1. hsvs been
.no sssong sver stsce. IL 10 now over tan "
Ssuss sns eufs was elected, ana still nv 80
yss sIeercm sny tracs Of the dipssss "
msss cnssftul!y recommend 81 aid
ssd ~ pssysrs sss ,Doi Sless bim. IA m ~,
naaity. !" saa'"ns
!SDfAHoPoLD. Feb. Is. le6a. -
~ - IeeriDOuAls--fie following
80 q the mAsy tsaaineeinis NJ -. -
ease0, performed By D.. We0pHuIr. ~ ceIel
~ VAacef and Cheonis Dissoee rhvsicisr.
:. ~ ~ csopEsns 1ar ths past three weeks q
'I. r1ssne!sg hotel, 40 osrcisys;
- Sssss.s q Ms Ms9ohalis - celebrated Co
lahaisit! = ~ SslIssise 80 ss~ ~ - o
Asees dieesvesed : wsfs ~ ~ n. ~.
.soeenaseo y the - pASasisss : C"ssss
Dsaeisy aees6e1, 81 eii fsiis1 ~. ~ n
= eein eeeeae = -. N esaee -. y. ~.
kesw eoeId oOt Int 49, i~~
-. 49, asIs AesisA hssss - bsarins 81 ~ ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

Leacbe's perptual motion machine
which has turned the heads of the me
chsuics in northern Vermont, ha. been
sent to New York. where the keene.t Of
the 0otbanites will be invited to expose
the bumbog, If .uch they can prove it,
It consists Of . wheel seven inches 10
diam ater, to which are attached t~elve
ar.n, u tight angles, and to each arm .
ball weigbiny half IN ounce. These
arms are Ill connected by twenty-four
cords, tso to each arm, and are also ar
ranged that the falling Of one ball affects
the other immediately behind il, and 90
on apparently till the machine 10 worn
out.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

usss Ne Tssosss aIobs-1

fvo Core Deeok TAsoueA . nsa1ao -
1ssa Ne Tseosss 01obs
OnsSf the most fright II sailupsd &C.
|sides il las ever besa ~ do 70 y
'sosd for slssgth Of time, oss8sved %
the Grand Trunk Railway, Yesterday
oosaiug, rssulsisg il the infant death
Of three persons, employees on the road.
The following are the particularly Of the
aflsir
The Grand Trunk Railway, . short
distance from Georgetown Station, cross.
- over the river Credit BY one Of the
lsrgsst bridge on the road. It il one
Of The highest If not the very highest
bridge on the road, il being no less
than one hundred and twenty Eve feet
from the surface Of the river to the floor
Of the bridge.
The river At this point is very shall
low, being at this season Of the year not
more than two or three fsst deep, and
almost completely frosss over. About
eight o'clock yesterday morning, ~ No.
Is freight train from Ssrnia, was APP
proschipg this bridge, It was noticed BY
those on the train, that % sxletrss OF
one Of the cars was broken. The en-.
gioe driver, on being notified Of the
fact, at once whistled brakes down, bo,
owing TO the ice on the track, and the
train being on the down grade, the
train could not be stopped ~ quickly
- under ordinary Circumstance. At the
time the defect in the axletree was dis
covered, the train was within two hun
dred yards Of the bridge, and going al
the ordinary rate speed. The persoo
on tho traie did oil in their power ia
stop il. All their efforts. however
we're upsvaiIing, as the train stiIl KEEP
moving, and in few moments entered
on the bridge.
The engine and tender, and a num-
Der OF the cars passed on 10 safety, bu'
just - the last two cars came upon tn,
bridge the coupling Of the forward ca
broke. In these cars were the conduc.
tor aud two brakesmen. Immediately
on the parting Of the train tie last two
cats ran of the track, dashed through
the side rail Of the bridge, took an aw
full leap into the air, and tell, with I
fearful crash, into the river beneath. I
distance Of one hundred and twenty
FIVE feet. They were, Of course, smash
ed 10 atoms, and the three unfortunate
men we're msogled 10 srch q horrible
manner IS to BE- scarcely distine u;shabl'
as human beings. Their arms, bodies
heads AID legs were cut, smashed an
crushed into sickening, awful mass 0
creeping, jellied flesh and bone The
head Of the unfortunate conductor ccul'
At first nowhere BE- found, but ate
searching awhile amoug the ruios
} pieces oi skull, face and brain, all tn .
nov remained of it, were picked up an
, gathered together.
! There can be 10 doubt that the acct
, dent resulted from the axletree-as Al
that portion Of the train before the bro
ken car passed safely over the bridge
Tho bridge was not very much injured
BY the affair, and only few OF the rail.
and the portion of the side rail throug
which the cars ran have been damaged
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
G EN- ERAL NEWS

On Friday the 18th inst, President
Lincoln attained his fifty>fifth year.
Hartford will give piano forte, made
from pieces Of the Charter Oak, to the
New York Sanitary Fair.
Artemus Ward (Charles F. Brown
has passed the crisis Of his fever, and is
recovering, at Salt Lake City.
A Springfield man has invented a
steam shcep-shearer.
The Maine Legislature has refused, by
three majority, to remove the Capital to
Portland.
The New Haven Journal is printed
by water power.
The Sanitary Far buildings at Cincin-
natl have been sold to the Government
for barracks for I'll, $3.50.
The breaches Grant is making iu rebel
Notifications are des,goed for the last
legs of the Southern Confederacy.
Mrs. General Tom Thumb is reported
to have become mother, to the great
JOY of the General.
To get the most cream from milk let it
be only IA inches deep in the pans
10 warm wether, and l.2 inches in
cold.
The Rural Neso Yorker shows by
figures that 800 per acre can be made
by coltivating beet for sugar.
Since the war began, the increase Of
the gold product Of the country il stated
at neatly $40,oo0.0oO.
It il eetimated that ship-owncrs 10
and about Portland, Maine, have real
ICED %. 10000 Tor vessels sold IN Eng
land since October, 1862.
The daughter Of w. H. Bel, of Swan
ton Falls, w., died two or three days
since from the effects Of laughing gas,
administered by Q travelling DENTIST
She was II gears Of age.
The Jews in the interior Of Aisle arc
beetirring themselves to cree. . monu-
meot to the memory Of Ezra the Scribe,
ahe restorer Of their sacred wfitinqs,
~ho mas cen dead $500 years.
The Library of Congress contains g.
600 volumes, and DUNG the last sixty
years, 4433. 900 have been expended on
the purchase Of b ,oks. b. law, q copy
Of every book published in this couutry
must be deposited in this library.
England consumes 1000, 900 pounds
Of ivory pr annum, or upwards Of three
times the consumption Of 1927. The
number of elephants killed for Eogland
alone must therefore be s, 1929, or there
abonts. about 1000 men lose their
lives annually in the pursuit. of ivory
that ;sto provide the world with combs,
knife-handles, billiard balls, etc.
A Irish lad, With Halic eyes, was
asked What particular cham there was
about his nose that attracted bis atten-
loo 20 much. "Wsll," said be, "vhea
| left nv mother she tould me to BE- . 1
good boy and keep my nose clean, an |
fs.th an I've been lucking aither it ever |
since"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

A LEGISLATIVE kow.-On Saturday
Last row occurred in the rotunda Of
ths Capitol ct Jefferson City, No., be-
tween Mr.. Brockmeyer, conservative
snascipat,onist, and Mr. Bittisgsr, !
radical, both uenbess Of the Missouri
House d Representatives. The lsttsr
.aos sounsuhat ezcited, and several timss
oalIod - foenoss = liar ssd . DutOh
soulnpdvepopn BuRqtae1ss hacked Bit
Aiooles1 oNp syjlls 4 eaee ssthQ psssad
- of1olG1nll 6toAa 8eGb6 = od36df6s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

Thsckeray leaves his family we'll pro-
vidsd for. Before his death be settled
81, 500 year on each Of his two daught.
On. They now inherit upwards Of $780,
600, besides several valuable houses.
The eminent satirist made the largest
portion Of his fortune in America BY
lectures. lie bought the hsodsoms new
house 10 which he de out of the emol
umsnt which be derived from the Corn.
hill Magazine. Owning houses vas 4
great fancy with him, and he had an or.
ignal way Of going to work 10 The
purchase " them. For one # bic hou.es
hs gave IN order to a building firm in
these terms "Build me q house &C
co'diag 70 the submitted plao, and finish
it from top to bottom"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
Dr.. G. H. Woodruff.
Author and Lecturer on
CARONxC DIEE.lAE

:, oders the most oertsin, speedy and etrsc.
IKE dDIhS in the World for the following Q
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
Disas.s fthe 7aroat, Lssgs, Hart, .sp,e.s. 4
r., Nomach. Lropssy IN the Cheat. Eye y.
Ear; Aheamai,np, Neuralgia. Fts, and
other Nrroa. Detanyemen,. oil
di.eases Of the Blood. .>c,o,ala.
Ery,tpetos, Cancer. Er,r
Sores, Lepvosy. nd
teDs 0nd an
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

The latest doctrine Of abolilionism,
misregenati on, progresses. The follow
ing is the opinion Of . "Ioyal" citzen-
WIN. Wells Brown:
"This rebellion will extipguIsh sla-
very N our land, aud the negro - hence.
fo',h and forever 10 be . part VI the
nation. Ills blood is TO mingle with
that Of his fmmer oppressor, and the
two races, Blended in one, will make q
more peaceful, happy hardy, and more
int lectual race than Americs has ever
sscn before"
Tho women, too, are taking the mat
ter up, and giving it the might of their
opiu'on In some cases, and in other
their example, as in the case Of the i'm
morta. six'y four school teachers at Port
Royal. angelina g. Well and Sarah
N. Grinke thus agree with the author
Of misccgcnation
eve are wholly one with you 10
opinion IS to the result aud desirable
ness Of the result which is inevitably
before our country"
AZ the "result" titus spoken Of in the
intsrmingling Of black and white, it will
b seen that these women arc impi essed
With tho "desirableness" of ssch con-
summation. Doubtless they will not
hesitste to test in practice the "desira-
blsosss" Of what they % cordially IN
dorse in theory, and thus substantially
aid the great, ''inevitable" work which
10 before 10.
In fioe, the new doctrine seems to
meet with rapid favor, and faith in it,
teachings will doubtless be = prominent
plank in the republican presidential
platform Of 1864.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

The Rev. 3. 4. wilsoa's Kennedy for Consump-
tion, Asthma, Beenchitis, Coughs. Colds, and all
Throst and Lung Affections. together with
pamphlet giving the prescription and short his
tory Of his case. can be obtained Of
E. s. BAILORD.
Druggist, navesport, Iowa, No. 8 West "a s..
dec23.2miAw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

Ladies, Ladies, Ladies.
Don't you fail to read the advertisement in
this paper headed
mt to Fem AlOO.
br. Cheeseman, Of New York, has devoted the
lIst thirty years Of his Practise to female COM
plants. his Pills set like charm. They are
Re,idfls aad Nufe Ioe0 Vim
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

The London &C. w. Prototype says
thst Alderman Mclhsrson, sho lately
died there, vas awakened, two nights
bsto'e bis death, by his vile loudly Sob
b'og and crying in her sleep. Being
Awakened, she ssid that she had dream.
ed that tso gentlemen bad called to 10
iorm Der OF her husbaad's death. Next
day out one she bssought him on hrs
leaving home to be careful Of himself -
sne had = pressutiment that he would
not return alive. In the evening, the
TWO persons Of whom abe had dreamed
es@e with the nsvs Of her husbands
aeath-not waiting for them to speak.
sae held up her banda, exclaimiug thst
ns was dead, and fell on the noor insen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

- QUACkRY.- earnestly caution eli
young men suffering from Nervous DebiIisy, b.,
sssinst sodonsssiDg their health By patronisiag
any cfthe advertising quacks. You can folly r.
cover b the methods used BY the advertiser, and
BY husdrsds Of others, and in no other way
Read letter which will send yoa If you will
send n past paid envelope bearing address,
Direct to EDWARD II. TRAvER,
febl1-d&V1yl Lock on, Boston Mass.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
A GREAT REBELLION.

Tri umDh OF Great Discovery
The pm bile has rebslled gainst CAUrExIsiNe
HAIR DYss. Fashion has forssworu them. A
sagasious commuui has adopted in their stead
Cristadoro's Hair Dye,
and for these reasons: II embrows and blackens
the HAIR, not the SKIN. Tits a vegetable emoAiens
not y Juraiay fluid. 1t does not burlcsque ma
tire with blooming metallic ting.s, but produces
her own living hues. Its cooling effects is last
ing. 1t de6es detection. Its result are uniform.
1t never fails. Manufactured by J. Cristadera,
No. 8 Aston House, New York. Sold by oil drug
sts. Applied by all Bar Drcssers. fbl-dwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

FAuv NSe0 ~ SSsOy Oh A0usss ss~sSs'
0srmsa paper, cosssios the following;
Miseonri i the rock on which Mr..
Lssoln's ship hes run the fret leak. 10
seies Of The diagracsfal sale Of some half
dosen membsss, oar Legislstore offered
yUsistssss; or Uoos 'uassssess Legtsse.
tuss. The outrageous swiodls which the
L'uselo mn b1ve carried onsvitA the
Convention, seems to have knocked
the bottom out Of the tub. And thus
our Legislature, with eight votes ma or-
ity, defeated NJ. Lincoln on the Prssi-
Dental qsestiss, - Cesgrsss defsa4ed
him % the cos6soation question. c.
NEST lss + preHier pas 9ss couts.. Nov,
that this example has teen given, We ex-
psct many persous will find it sasier. TO
be men. Thus - nov expect that the
Iowa Republican Convention Of February
22d, will take care before they re-nomi-
nate Lioeols, especially after the Ger
mansof Davenport have offered 90 solemn
. protest. II they want to try it, how
ever. without the Germans, let them do
N.
The Republican party il getting into q
dreadfal state. The German voters know
their power, and bravsIy insist upon hav.
! ing it respected. On the other hand,
the Lineolnitss have become sickeped,
they ssy, with German cictation, and
are determined not to give so inch, but
to nominate Lincoln without regard to
consequences. A row Of huge proper.
tions 10 inevitable. Which tide will give
in il not certain. The LiocolDites have
driven Lincoln to consent to issue anoth
en- ancipation proclamation, setting ii
liberty oil & Q slaves Of the border Sta,es
This 10 to c.jols the Germans. There
10 now some talk Of lacking Fremont
name on to the Presidential ticket 81
candidate fer Vice President. This i,
another sugar coated pill. Perhaps the
Gstmsns will swallow it. We shall see
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20

the CONFESSIONS + ExfERlENCE
or An Inv ala e
Publishsd for the benefit, ami - . warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN,
Who su1er fsoa 6pssnatssfhoa. Nervous DsOili-
y, P1snAtuse Decay, etc., supplying 1t the same
time The Means Of Self Cure. By one who
has cured himself after hsing put 70 great expense
and Injury through medical hsmbsa ana sasck-
cry.
By enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope.
single copies may be had q the suthor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
my0-d4w1yl bedford. Kings Co"ntv, NY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-20
THE GREAT SECRET.

1t is admitted by all physicians that the grand
secret OF health and long life lies ia keeping the
blood and various 4 aids Of the body in his de-
gree Of aaidity. When you feel continued pain
In thshssd or b.ws's, or any other parts Of tho
body, you can prevent serious sickness BY taking
Brandreth's pills.
Bleeding may give momentary ease, because the
blood left will have more room. But as the body
is made from the blood and sustained by the
blood, to waste our blood is to waste our life and
ruin our constitution. But Brandreth's Pills re-
lieve The circulation readily bleeding BY on
ly taking away what it can we'll spare, and THEY
NKvRa RURr.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Barnstable, Mass, was cured Of
st. vitus Lance, General Debility and Costive-
ness Of many years standing by Brandresh's Pills
Tho case atlength is published in the Pamphlets.
Sold b. +. 3. Ballori. Davenport, Iowa, and by
all respectable des.ers in medicines. fbl DIV 3m