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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
The Advantages Of these Specta
clts over all Others aYe-..

LIST. The only true Lens known, beipr perfsc.lv
free from chromactic light, SO we'll know. TO DO
the cause CT injury to vision, and mskes the
change from spectacles to Glasses of stronger
20 wers 80 oeten'required, while both near and
distant object arc seen with equal facility thro'
tho same GLASSES.
I'd. Can be worn with perfect ease fer any
length Of time 1t one sitting, giving astonishing
clearnoss of vision, particularly by candle or OF
artificial light comfort to tho Spectacle vear
Or heretofore unknown.
Sd. Change OF Spectacles or Glasses Of soronu.
er magni ying power, IN most cases never required
should the defect arise from sg disease or pre-
mature decay-thus securing Ia III patient good
sight during life.
4th w On the eyes pain or ache from the
| action Of bright light such As in reflected from
snow sunney weather, white paper. and in read
ing, writ ny, or sewing or vivid cslored bodies ;
| these lenses BY sOfteRing the rays effect q mist
| agreeable sen sation, nd q perfect euro. :,
tn In all nervous afections of tho ey., caus-
ing dull or starting pains in the eye balls ,r tenn
| p'es appearance Of luminous dark spots on tho
atmosphere, aching or feeling likes and in the
eye the disturbed nerves are Quoted. s,oth Ell
| and entirely lestured.
9th. Ground by peculiar machinery, got m
n. great cost, mathematics ly calculated exoress.
" or tho manufacture o. his lens. 20 as 10 rro.
duce il with the true ephericsl accuracy. and its
focus al the exact ccntre-a point Of vital i'm.
| portanee. and which no other tense possesses
7th. Proof Of superiority over the old kind o
spectacles They are exclusively used at all tn,
hospitals tor the diseases Of the eye. IN New YorI
| TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATION
| From Medical gentlemen, professors of tn,
highest opthalmic talent in davenport:
| DAVENPORT, December Is 1893.
| Professor NJ. Bernhardt, Optician d I'd manufa,
turer Of Improved spectacles for tho relief ans
benefit OF various diseases condition of tho eve
comes to This city with the highest recommends
lions from leading Professional gentlemen in New
York From . rsonal Examination of his inn
proved aids to his visioy. have no hesitatio,
IN recommending him - gentleman and sdsp
| in his art.
| JOHN N. ADLER, M. d.
E. :. BARROWS NJ II
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
Dr.. c. b. Wesdhuil,
Author and Lecturer on
CHRONIC DISEASES.

Offers the most certain, speedy and eaectual
kENDIkS IA the World for tho following com
plants in their obstinate s,sges, viz:
Dissses efMs Throat, Lsngs, Heart, SHEEN, L;r-
er, Ssom zch. Lropssy - the CAest, Eve a.d
Ear; Rhesmas,sss, Nssralgis, FGss, and
NJ rvoss Dsrssgemssss az
oftks Blood, 50, ofsio.
Erysipelas, Cssesv, Evsr
sores, Lepsesy. KID
ssse and al
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
DR.. n U NTEK
Treats Nanv Diseases.

Tr0at D II any DIS Ga 3 3 3 /.
MANY CHRONIC DIS
1AsRs incidental to the hu-
2@AA maa family, and even such %
have heretofore been eonsid-
VI cred incursble BY The medical
faculty OF the world. are skill
s,,,v t,eeted With distinguisbsd success bb DR
WV DTNrEP, DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leics%c, Germany
These three scientific Physicisos act Surgeon'
hsv: been engaged IN rS sn. ..ss.s,iS o.. Il.
ss,sntion cf tie aAictsd y the following named
Coughs, Colds. Cyosp, Con.umpsis.,
md the mos, distressing Of n! diseases TIE
ASTHMA or pnrrlslu as1 all other complaints ~
ses Of the Stomach, Liver, kidneys. spleen
| Bladder ard Bowels, such = Dyspepsia, which u
very distressing complaint. Nsfrhca, Dyseotary
Constipation or con inusd cos. Aseness Inis 10y
| tor disease most always prsincu ses
w. dieo Am AZ F1ASt,e. -. s;;bo,,
fsso ting to outing with the knife. :. - nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, RbsL '1:Aasn,
0out and Paralysis are distressing compl. Nes.-
Also all Female Complaints, such a. Weak. -,
Debility and diseases Of tho Womb, al cured vi =
out cutting with knife.
CARcRInONA, or CANCER, ID another dsease n Il
has hitherto bamed the skill Of tho errdite and
learned doctors Of the world. This uonstrous
Hydra must now bow its head, for it can becured.
All Tuners, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores. Hid dis
eases, White Swellipes, Club feet. alike can be
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases or the Dvea.
Such - Lachrymal F,stula. >trabismus or Cross |
Eyes, Black Or Wh,s spots on the Eye Ball, Sore
Eyes, Blindness snd Cstara,t.
The latter disease can often DO cured without
resort to cutting With the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do well 70 call AID lee tie Dostor ex
anime their case. large assortment Of
Artificial Eyes, perfectly rosssal. Ali
dtssosss Of ths Ear.
Ssch - roaring q bGsslDg soanja, offensive dis-
charges and dsafness. 10 Doetes hss Tabes ~ /
Ear Lruus and Oracles, Of III sisss end dtscrip-
lions, which restore nearing very perfect . those
Who are deaf.
Persons writing win enclose tee cents. Write
9Th your full nsme. towr, COMFY and Stste.-l
Yeur letters will bs promptly answered. 30 o. |
particular - you can IL giving full history Of
yeur disease. Address.
DIR. HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN.
Box eO70 Post Once.
Hours from -. =. 70 3 :. i. Oass No. d |
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
JOHN N. ADLER, NJ. d.
E. :. BARROWS. M. u.

UAvkNf0RT, Dec. IT, 1884.
This is to certify that Professor Be. nh ardt h.,
fitted Mrs. Thomson with pair Of Double Vision
Glasses which ct her better and give her more
pleasure in their use than she has over worm
From personal examination of his glasses DO mot
hesitate to recommend them as an improvemep,.
upon those il common use. / believe the p.
lessor to be . skilitu and scientific opticiar
j. TOMSON - n.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15

have been called upon BY Prof =, or h.,nh.,,
manufacturer Of improved spec. % .les. and f,nn,
personal Trial | nm satisfied That what ho n,n.
iessss to do can DO r. lied o., have no hssits-
y, non Whatever M comm,snding him to tho pub
idated can hardly fail to be giA,i6ed with ii,
ccrreous manner rs well az with the use of his
improved glasses.
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w ARLINGTON, Jan. IA.
Especial to the Herald

lSpeclal TO the defAIO
WIN. II. White, contractor, has been
sentenced to pay fine OF $4,000 and BE-
imprisoned not exceeding two years, as
the Secretary Of War may decide, for
wlIful neglect o. duty in delivering in
ierior havcrsacks.
Fourteen rebel officers, including
Capt. J. s. Lee, nephew Of Gen. Lee,
have been sent from the Old Capitol to
Folt Mclleury for confinement.
Times Special
The National Union Cou mittee ap
pointed 10y he Chicago tonvs ntlon, has
teeu summoned to meet hc,c on the 22d
Of February.
The st ,,cment that Longstreet had
been reinforced from Lees army is IN
true.
A letter from Appointment general Off
Ger IN the Army of the Potomac, saw
that Lees amy, iustetd Of being dcple-
ted, is being increased by conscripts.
The writer says The rebels are using
Their cavalry for offensive operations in
the sp'ing.
Tbs rebel army is cncamped between
Orange Court House and Gordousvllle,
ant is we'll provided with provisions,
though suffering for clothing.
Private information from rebel sources
state that Charleston is being gradually
destroyed by the fire of our batteries.
On the goth Of December two blocks
on King street, belonging to the estate
Of the late Senator Butler, were destroy
ed. Several large warehouses, occupied
by the rebel government, and filled with
army supplies, were destroyed about the
same time. The city is almost deserted,
except by the military. The poorer class
es have erected temporary accommoda-
tious cut Of range of our fire. Great des.
titut on prevails among them.
A bl will soon be reported by the
Hou Naval Committee providing for
the distri ulion of the prize money 10
the officers and crews OF the Mississipp
fetlla.
Especial to the World
The Secretary of the Treasury has un
der COZ sidersli,n the question submitted
by numerous parties living along t G
border of the Sta es Of Tennessee and
Mississippi for an unrestricted 81 lie 81
cotton in immense quantities, and can
easliv be made available.
A delegation Of tobacco men before
the Ways and Means Committee, agreed
that the tax oue ht to be on the ms nufac
turcd article and not on the leaf.
The committee has determined to
strike out Of the navy bill all appropria-
tions for iron clade.
Especial to Tribunel
About l 900 rebelIious Sioux, fleeing
ftom the Union army in Minnesota, a,c
causing much trouble in the vic nitv OF
Zelk'rk, British America. Some tine
ago permission was asked of the British
government to cross the line with OR
troops to prevent such outrsges. The
permiss on has been declined.
Gov. Cummings, formerly Of Utah, on
applying for his last quarters salary, was
notified bv tie United States Treasurer
that ne should not pay him unless he
took the oath Of allegiance, inasmuch as
b; had bcen charged with disloyalty.
WAou,voro,, r. ~
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BosroN, Jan. Is.
The rebel reports that there was a
quantity Of gold in the prize steamer Ri
10, Induced thorough search and re-
suited in The cscovery OF 1O6 packages
Of d,y goods worth $4,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
MEDICAL.

A6DAN/A4.
n OF ono l.1C
4 n1salY ccsssxTsAsHD 81.
vsEGET.aDLE EXTRACT
- PWre ToNte.
DOCTOR. Hoo11ARD'5
o1rsnx1A1T 1a1xE1Ra.l
taRAnRp II "a
DIR. c. ~ JACKSON. Philadelphia, p.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUNDlCE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases
Of tie Kidneys, and al diseases
arising from Gisordered
Liver0 or Stomach,
such -
Constipation, In
ward Piles, Fulness or
Blood 70 The head, acidity 70
the stomach, n aussa, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, kulness OF WeiRht
In the Stomach. Scr aructations, sink.
Ing or Fluttering at toe Pito Stoa och,
Swimning Of the Head, Hurried and DidRcult
Flsttering Of The Heart, Choking Of Su6ocat-
ing Scr sations when IN lying posture, Dimuses
ct Vision, Dots Or Webs before the Sieot Fever
asd Oull Patn In the Head, deficiency Of Per.
spifstion, Yelownsss Of the Skin and Eyes.
Paia in the Side, Back Chest, Limbs,
&C., sudden Pushes Of Heat,
Burning in the flesh,i
Constant lmaginings
Of Evil and graf
Depression Of
Spirits
and Will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER, &C.
rnHY CONTAIN
No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They viii cure the above diseases in
niDety-n cases out OF hundred.
YOU Want SOMETHING TO SakkNGTH
Do YOU WANT GOOD APPETITE
Do f0U Want TO BUILD UP YOUR CIV
DO You wANT TO FEEL WELL
DO You WANT TO GET hid or NERVOUS
L,0 You WANT ENERovi
De- You WANT TO SLEEP WELT
Do YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
FEl!LlN03
III you do, ussl
A00NAVsDs GerMsass Rttfers
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyolop. dia Of Religious Knowledgs.l
Although not OPPOSED to favor ,or recommend
Patent n edicioes in general, through dis,rust Of
| their ingredients aud effects; yet know Of no
| sufficient reasons why . man may not testisy to
| what he believes himseli to have received from
| any simple prepa ration, in the hope that he may
| tnus contribute ~ the b.speAs Of others.
do til: more readily in regard 70 Hoonard'.
GerEan bitters, prepared b, Dr Y. n. J. ckson,oi
this oily, bscauss was preju. ticsd against them
Tor many years, under the imp 'sesion that they
were chiefly On alcoholic mixture. am indebted
to my friend xcbelt Shoemaker, Eng, Tor the re-
woval Of this prejudice BY proper tosts. and fcr
encouragenent 70 try them, when u fering from
great and long continued debility. .rhe use Of
three bottles Of these bittsrs At the be ginning Of
the present year. was foilom ed BY evd, ,nt relief
and restoration 10 degree of bodily and mental
vigor which had not lei. Tor six months before
and had almost despaired Of regaio,Dg. l there
fore thank God and myfriend for directing n,sr 10
the use Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHILADELPHIA, June 23d, 1851.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
w AsHINGroN. Jan. Is.

HousE.-Lovejoy, from Com. on the
District Of Coln,L ba, stated that ample
provisions have been made to qua, d
against the spread Of small pox, and
submitted a ,esol ton recommending
that Ito corporate antho,ilies make pr >
Wis ons for vaclnatiog citizens at their
homes.
llley, from p. o. Com. reported bill
allowing small packages Of clothing to
be sent through the mail at the rate Of 4
cents per pound.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-15
DIR. Q. W. ROBACTk.

VtuC1uu8eS VuU1 E5oP7esos u
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier. Blood
pills. q atawba q Swedish Brandies,
c. A. COOK, Chicago, GenI A..
ossd Al Wholesale In Chicago BY FULLER. PINCH
4 BULLgR, aaA ~ Drugysls.
-. Cous,tsy Merchants and Dealers supplied b
Al CnOSKEY, and Q. H. DECkWlTH, Chicago
S1a :.
Lard. Stevenson i Carnahan, /. ]. Wei
Schiee q, Diisen ! Koch aud n. kovacs.
Sold 1t Wholesale BY Beiderbeeke b MILLER ant
r. Reid s~ig. my2s-d&w1y
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81 EXZE0RARH
s~4asss~aas Ossm frrs11, - &

JsPACnFa
Il SuxADouA xrxss Aary p.-.. Z
-. Jan. IL.
~. appear. that lion. John Mino, n.
o.. Ss"a'C ., from Virginia IL Is. = go
$50 80. - "sshingion /: also !, .
.es - .etsef 10 ses~ Con.
enect that be 10 n .,,at be hes
th.. - 'D'e" .yonse, stating 10
..wiliog 10 accept the
yfx8kss ed 20 be conferred, hoping
s8A8A 81 i time is not Tar di.,ant when hs
IN stand IS the connecting link betwee'
the North and South. The letter i
brief and eloquent.
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Er. MONROE. ian. Ia

FIR. Monroe, Jan. IA.
The navy dispatch steamer Ne w bern has
arrived from off Wilmington, N q. She
left the fleet on Monday at which time the
gunboat lronage was grounded and under
tue Dire Of the rebel land batteries on the
eastern shore at che entrance Of Whining
ton Harbor. TIE Minnesota had gone to
her assistance. fHes
A special to the Tribune from Sand sky.
Jsa. 18Th reports the ARRIVAL Of Gen Terry
aud staff with the l.s Brigade, Sd Division,
9Th Array Corps. A portion Of the TROOPS
eros. ed the bay on the ice to Johpson's
Island.
Some Of the prisoners have manifested
considerable misunderstanding the day in
rhich thew intend to rescb Canada.
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Complicated Chronie Csnplsiats

The Doetors practice 10 founded On truth Of
seventeen ysars standing, and differs from oil 9TH
ers NO ti9iDg with human existence, or Sac
tiacing life By experiments The uoctor knows
upon examination the cssss Of .ae disease. and
the remedy needed to remove Il ' not b. guessing
but ~ knowledge ANAL ~ the d|ssase and ths
medicine none bVt vsgsta Bile Substances used
eh mineral A9e Splsonous medicines discarded
TIE tsctor has discovete Cd many remedies in hii
travels in south Americs, Califosnis and othe,
countries, which he Gnds Of general utility 10 The
Sesling art. IL II 10 b hopod that invsli d who
have tfied doctors and advert. sed incidence nm.
I'll N'orn out and discoa ragged, will despair not Of
cure until they hsvs 1;ivsn Dr. vs. medicine
and magnetic 0psfati ons . Trial. DuriuR his
travels he eas been the instrument. in Gods
hands, Of restoring N he.sith sni v,gos thousend
whs we're On sbe verge Of he grave, and ere now
living Denumsnte Of hts ski and succsssful tse Il.
asnt, and ess daily exoiaiuA =, "Blsnst bs the
az ~hen . - saw and per s.ok Of the Ansly-
NC and Magnetic Doctor's tfsah nsnt." satisfae.
tory reference Sill b ohssrfuIIv given who's 70.
asirsd. The Doctor viii pledge his ssputatiou
:, q stake his AZ TO make perm sen, esrss in oil
80. - undersskss. bis mode OF o vami cation
!. ~, The Eye, aud BY An Auaiy teal process Of
,he v... 'sSnstesial Of the b d.. He I therefore,
.sks m ~ 'sA;4cns, nor requires invsljds to ex-
oiain svmn,a ~. Aslling the cause and the loca-
ion 81 ths Al. V.As,, with Lerfsct certainty.
f1T n. n. Ur. Msv. rHuLL Absolutely advert, =
. n-thins but MA 4 be he's the ability 70 no.
lorm. All fsrms oi female difficulties attended
Nth the happies. resul.e. Il valida Who cannot
consult the Doctor in rersos, B, giving . state
nent Of their osss, vii BE- asteas % to prompt
y. and med ieias ferwsshsd By ssn 's's When is-
iuifsd. s1s
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Attention s;ODdiers. .m1
Friends eff Soldier.

We Cali thsstesne on Of al hsv,ne relaticrs NJ
Iris H, IL the army 70 the fact thai "HOOF
LANDS German P.il tsrs" win care nine. ts.tb .
o. sn' diseases ins coed By exposure and priva-
so,4' incident to samp life. In the Int nub
P.shs almost dali in tho nevspspers. On tha -.
rival of the sick, it will b. noticed that : ~,
large proportion are suffering from debility.
Every case OF th Ut kind can be readily cured 4,
food snd's Ger man Bitters. Diseases resu TIM
disorders OF the digestive organs ore speedily re-
moved. We have 10 hesitation in stating that.
It these Bittess were freely used among oar ,ol-
diers, hundreds Of lives might b. eaved 49, az.
erwise vii b lost
We cali particular attention to he follo~,n.
remarksble and we'll ant henticated cure Of one q
the nations heroes. shcse life, to use his -,
language, "has been saved ~ the Bitters...
PHlLADsLPHIA. August 1Sd. 1864
Nessrs. Jones & Ec0ms Well. eent,amsr vo,,
Hooaapds German Filters has sayoa nv if~
There IS no mistake in this 1t is vouched for bv
numbers OF my con rades, some of whose names
are appended, and who we're fully eognisant Of all
the circo instances of my case. am, and have
been tor the last fNur years, : member Of Sher-
macs celebrated battery, and under tho immedi-
ate command Of Capt. r. b. Ayrcs. Through tho
exposure attendast upon my afduous duties. /
was attacked in N evember last With inasm nation
Of the lungs, and was Tor sevsnty-two days r. the
HOSPITAL. This was followed By great debil;tv.
heightened ey an stack Of dyssnfsry. IL Was then
removed from the White House. and sent IN this
iety on board Of steamer "State of Msine.s fro-
which landed on the 18th OF June Since mn
time l have been about :. Low = any one cssld
week or more wassc. RELY able 70 swsllow any,
thing, and II did force moesel down. e vas II
mediately thrown up again.
could not even heep glass of water on nv
stomach. Life could notlast under these circum.
been working fai.hfuliy though unnece.ssi;il, =
rescue me from the afasp Of the drnsA A,~isS~
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S5lSk5f6SS. %S53seda
= N'|'ia1N
IMPORTANT sE'a p.vEsr'or I,
fasshs DssSSs visss = spec,aeles.
TIE ONLY PERFECT LIZ Ns In EXISTENCE,
Superior to any other n . %, constructed In CO.
oordapee with the Phil osophy Of Nature
in the peculis form Of
CO1ec0r0 . G0m ceE EllipSes.
Admirably adapted to ID . organs u sight, and
perl ectly natural 10 the eye, adording
altogs Their
tn Beat Assifeisl HIP to The Hsma~ Vssiss
SOLD oHLY n
M. II MA TT Ell - h DIT,
Professor Of Opsiss Spectacle Manstaetsrer.
IGPURTANT IMPROVEMENT In
- II n . II "a Q Il II - /.
Patent double and single visions. Will
strengthen and rreserv vision the end OF life.
The superiority of these spectaces over any
other is as follows.
The co. v.xity Tor co nes) OF, each side OF the
| Glasses being pcr,ectly cent cred and Of sqaaI
tic light, enabling tho weaser t. SEQ email print
of very fine sewing any length, Of time 1t one
| sitting, without any Uncover hence, acting q
presesver 70 tho weakened 70. ind not requiring
to be changed for Glasses OF stro niger magnify ing
poe thus one pair Of Spec tacles. in mos'
cases. suiting and preserving t'ooe eye sight to 81
extreme I'D age.
| Prof. Bernie rdt has on hard choice assort
| ment Of
! GOLD SILVER STEEL AND PLATED
sPECrACLES EYE Gil ASSES, &C,
With glasses ground on the IN, s.t sci entifc prin
ciples of aphe'cal accuracy, anal pure material
which he will adjust to tho def ertive vision, in
| manner 10 insure giving the & eatest assistapc,
that art can accompl sh in or ing an prcserv
ing the sight to the latest peri cd OF life.
PERlSCOPIG, CONCAvF. C0NNex, PRE-.
SERVERS l. OTHER GLASSES.
Constantly on hard and fit ID sinply and in nai-,
int parties own frames.
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IA.
The large -four and drug mill Of N Spen-
GER Thomas, ut the corner OF New Make,
street aud the Germantown Road, was to
tally destroyed by IRE this morning. Sew.
ersi sdjnn'ng buildings were destroyed -
Loss $50, 900. Insurance less than SIS 600