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last nght DIT u was not very extensive ana. ABOUT
two thcssnd participated in the demonstration.
The democracy Of Brooklyn turned out last night 10
strong force with all tho paraphernaia OF torchisht
demopstration.
The democrats OF this city win parade n torchlght
through the principal streets this evening" and
will be reviewed BY General Mcclellan At tho Fifth Ave.
nue. Hotel
The Nashville Union Of the ls inst announces that
the Mcclellan electoral ticket Tennessee has with.
drawn. #.r
The city Of Baltimore and all the railroad trains running
thenoe northward are nov daily crowded beyond their
capacity for accommodation BY citizens and soldiers
their way home 70 vote.
meeting Of Maryiauders resident N this city and
vicinity he'd last evening Veteran Union club
Rooms, No. 1lo Broadway 70 adopt consratuAtory ad
dress 10 the psop Of Maryland the blessings which
are 10 now from the adoption Of the constitution
sbslIshing slavery. The address read BY Dr. J. T.
snodsrass and unanimously adopted BY the meeting
II ID understood shat this address be extensively
culased through the medium Of tho press. 10 Maryland
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday for tho pur.
pose Of rns vacancies In the Offices Of inspectors and
canvaseu Of election After completing their busiress
they adjourned till Monday nex., q noon.
The President Of the Ncrcan,s Bank OF this city has
offered reward Of Eve thousand dollars for the arrest Of
the missing teller Of that Institution Charles Windsor
whose sudden dappesrance ana supposed defacatou 10
the OF two hundred and forty thousand dola
were noticed In yes,erdays HEaArD An additional
ward Of fifteen thousand dollars offered by tse bank
for the recovery OF the lost money Windsor supposed
10 haze gone 10 Europe South America but s not
thought that be carried much or the money with him. II
believed that the abstraction Of The funds has bcen In
gradual progress for some ycars past. m @aM.
In the United staios Commissioners Court tc'ore
Comm ssioner Morton, John c. BeDnss, charged with
the murder Of John West, on board the British ship
Raymond, while voyage from Dublin 10 this port,
has been extsded the representation Of the British
Consul.
Surrogate Tucker yesterday tried the contestei case Of
Cathariue Berwcks will, and reserved bis decision
The long contested question Of the Standardization Of
hn ADAM estate was disposed OF by granting letters
10 tie widow. Russell 6. Cooks win has been admitted
10 probate After distributing about s2o 600 among his
rtlaives, the estator cndows the Union Theological
Seminary with the rest Of his estate for purpose OF
estl bshng German prolessorsblp ~ that institution
An innocotsl committee Of citizens has besu sppomtsd
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

IMPROVED oR-CLADDING.-Mr G.
w. 5. i:eaam, OF Iii 0 s, has nvenc u
new =, stem OF amor ca idirg for war
vessels, which by expeii ncnt has given
treat slt'.aslion. L system consist.
Ia overlIvlng iron amor With " 20 or
otter vel iag f,cinc. TIE inventor .
the nv Is that III exterior yi.td.uy cat.
ING IF rs IRA iu4i rc>is sncc tot blow
OF the shot, aud t5at The pco.tr tive
force of tie same - thereby CRAFTY u.s.
sene'l, bs be ne Il s'rihnte over Larger
81. ace uf ir n. Test. we're m 3D.. at the
W.shi'gt Navy Y"d not ION. since,
which res"l Cd very f.vor.by to til )
system. by this ,nvention y.ss Is .an
he lad $, US TO d'sp-nse with great
deal IT plating now Carried. bv reducing
the ,h ckne-s II irOn anil using Ia its stead
the l.yrr # W, ii on SIDE the heavy iron
srn,r. Th~ Oh tad bat or, OnonI ..
IS VI tied IN l. manaei, and it iii n u
be long be ore She will have an opoor
,uniiy 10 test un,!er ii G this st le OF
plating.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

Referring 10 the recently discovered
{rsuf. il The New York Custom Hou.e,
tha, en- inene'y candid 1uroal, the Ne"
York Titpne says:
"Thc steal ng, from the government
and TIE SYSTEMATIC cx'ortions from rDer-
chants may 10th be Traced to The sys-
tens aud eusrorDs OF dcmocra ic all hin
1T att II IS impossible 10 sey how
lar ,btse have form ,ls ex euded, f.r
even ther present. njitIon canuot DC
Who'll pen.tsatch.'
would have been well 10 lave pen
e,r.tci their present cpndit On lie ore un.
d n.kng 10 f.,ten their i,in upon
the p,clcccss ors in Office Of the present
thieves.
O course, the particular fands by
which supplies have te' shipped 70 the
re els, ty the connivance OF custom
house officers, may also "he traced To
the ~ stems and custom, OF dem )crat C
administrations"
The naked truth il that the recently
discovered frauds ATE ~ enormous and
extensive that they can reither be con-
ccalvd nor defended tv tue boil ION
rre.s- nos even on the score Of having
been p..rpct,a,ed in the Interests Of God
md humaniiy"-huge as is the capacity
Of that press for the defence Of wrong
among it's own par isa,s; al it can do,
in litigation oi cnormitns, Is TO declare
that equally as gtoss frauds have been
cnnnittcd under Dem ~. attic admins
ttations.
We deny it. We do rot mean 10 say
that there never haas been any fraud
under Democratic administrators, but
we d. say that the worst OF them were
bur as drop in the kogsheal comp RED
wuh the franls der lhs adminislra
ton. 1t was a Il publican member o
O,nlress from Ma sacnus.tts who, sp-
pa led at the frauds " hich had b en- un
cnvere l during the FIST year OF the war
declared that they exceeded in amoue
the entire cxp-ndi ure Of the p,cviou
(Buchanan) administration. Their gtowtl
since has Tot been slow
We acconut for these lrands princi
pally on the supp osiioa that the patti
sans OF an alm,nistr ltion devoted TO ID,
"iI,cfes's Of God an hum..il," pousl,
feel that they have 'c nee to ste j
This AS to the comm"o thieves. Thos,
VIII, Accumulate gam by aiI,"g TO zen
supplies to The rebels, doubtl,s, have al
eql lily comfortable philosophy. CHI
cuyo Times.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

Ur.u. Brig. Gen. C,nnor, conn man
ding ~ Ut,h has issued an order an.
ronncing that P o-peciors and miners in
Mat ie'i'"ry will b. p o,ectel, when
necess r., by The o.i'itary and directs
that s'ldiers At the several posts sha.l
VII never convenlcnt, he permitted to
prospect for mineral. Brigham Yonr o
has hi'hei 10 succeeded in Keeping III.
own and o'her people from .earchine
ior TIC 'iches buried in the mountain. 0,
Utah, b II now there will probably be an
nii x "t tortane seekers that vii! m ,e
I'll y = s'urb the quiet Of his little king
don, and perhaps be he means Of over
throwing his "peculiar institution"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

The number Of CLERKS and other off.
ma IN tie vA'i-as departments a,
Washington Is thus given IN ,onnd nan,
bars: safe De.larimen,, so; treas
cry, 1900; Interior. 45O; war. 500
Nv, loJ; Post Offic., 10; Agr,enl
snra' Experiment, %; Comm ssiune,
81 Pabic Bnllj'"gs, Office, 40; ,ena e
100; House, l20; i,i,ee, $50; White
Honer, Courts, ctc., Toe. Add To thee
5000 men emp Dyed 10y the Q.a.,er-
MASTER y part,nunt in this city, and
Ut least 3.0u0 in re n, he Navy Ya,d
Arsenal, AMI on the works at the Cap
rol aud other pubic buildings, and IN.
Can TORN =" idea Of til. army of occa-
patton paid 10y UncI. San.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

SHOT AID SHELL FIRED BY TUE Mon
ITphs. Daring less than !. wear thA,
thu Monitor pa,apsco In. been ia the
seivi eeti har est,n. she has experpcl,
tor her 200 pound vile, over to.tv four
10 sol heavy sh"', or, altogether, 100,
200 pou us. Eypenui uic of powder
tor ril, guu, tons aud 1880 puunis
or 1870 pounds. Expenditure Or s
ZACH 9n',, seven tons ana ] ,43D pounds,
or Il, 80 .ouods Of shot. Expenci nre
OF powder, five tons a..i S95 pounds, or
1905 polnds. In the amount If pow
der expended i. include the bursting
charges OF the ellis. Tnc total Of this
expenditure anonE,s to titty two tons
shot and twelve ton, oi powder a
pretty large ssnolnt, it must be adm t
ted t, be feed from Que YES, e., CARVING
oaiy two gus Toc cxpendi urc N
osher Monitors has been neary or u1i,,
AS large As that nt the ra'apsco. In.
ia' e' has bo-n IN twenty eight engage
meais and has been s,tuek over 40l
TINS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

OccrrATioNs.- Am.n g Il e reported
occupations II the people Of Mas .acbu
sets, as givtn in the iata census. are
the following: Anything that pays,
two; excavating Dungeon Rock, two /;
female phys'ci.ns. thuty sx; Jack Vi
al ,rai.s, five; loafers csht; mi.crs.
We; PHI anth'op cts, tso; poet, one ;
p'a; 'csl Chris ian, one retired me
c's.'c, che; restorationer. one ru'er,
me; scholar, one: noting. very
srgc number; wild mcn of Dorneu.
two.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
: :
To llOsee OwusrA

DK. SWEETS INFA LILLE L,NiMF ut FOR
HekSES is rnrivsied. by any, and in 8 cases Of
lameness. arising from swains. Bruises "
wrenching, its effect is msg,ca, and certain
Harness " S-td Gale, Scratches, Mango, DC, 1t
viii also cure speedily. SPAWN snd hngbcne
may re easily prsv~nicd and cured IN their incip-
lent stages bur confirmed cases are beyond pessi-
hiiity OF radio u no case of the kind,
however 10 20 desperate or h. p-ess d "a, 1T m. y
be .iievi.ted ty this Lnimeus, ani its faithful
alp ic4t'on will riways remove the L,mcness and
pabls be horses TO travel with coa pa..,ve ease
Every nurse owner should nsye this remedy Vt
n ,ud for tm-iy USE AZ the ffs. appearance VI
ssmeue will .Hectu ily prevent tbose ioruid q b 9
i-eisrs noDti ned, 10 which Iii .rses are liable
,nd vii ID ' nder 50 rsuy otherwise valuab,
morse nearly worthless.
Soc ad est i.euent glsivIv
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The custom Of emp owing ,ad;e. /,

The custom Of emp Dying ladies' as
Clerks in the pnbI,u 4 psrsnents VI
"ssh''ten, Is m, citing With increased
'"sor. !, u said that. gcne'sliy rpeax-
'nR' they ~si more correctly lif.a the
men. and, as thy receive much smaile.
81 are, ~" gain 10 the Government 10
considerable. TIE questioa arls~s. ii
ane'f stfs - aasos really. - Valuable !.
t'ss'se 1t ~ Oriflt6tyeeskss wh@shosl !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

Great Broad Gauye Dssbie Track asd telegram
New York, Boston. PnilA ieiphia, Baitinere. Har
risburg ard all T. sn m Cities. carr, ing he
Great Through Unissd States IA lis.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKlRK OR
r. Euffslo on the Arrival Of all tiains IRON tbe
West, yis the Lake shore railroad, also irom Sal
ainanca on the arrival Of trains via the New
BIota Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway
from Cleveiand. ~. giving Passengers the id
vantage. RON Dunkifa " Buffalo. % from Cleve-
land, v, OF six Foot Gauge. combining ease
~ d comfort without change, in Wide, Eoomy
Palace Cars, 6irtc; TO New ork. A perfectiO
attained ny 10 other route.
FUR FREIGHT
between AL points Fast an West, our facilities
are unt vailed. ornsirg close and reliable cen
neciions NJ Dusiirs sui Budslo with esterr
loads, ard 1t -slrDsncs 9th the bros3 Oaug.
isniie and Great Wc.tc hailwsy. b. ehi u
route there 10 10 transfer between New loTk aud
Ct -v.iud
iXEK..s FREIGHT TRANS leave New
Vorr NY for all roi ats in tn west, akiOg ~
quick tue ard III low -ses BY any other route
rar Frr'eh or Passage tDquire ~ -. the pria-
Gil 81 ,@c-s In tho " est ana AZ ~ Csssk street.
Ch go. 2i0 Hrnadw ), New TURK, snd - ooath
Street, +. Is New Yorx ls-tsts -tress, Dos On
CHAS. MiNUT, assnI SUP.
y. =. SpwScsR. Wesee-n AeeaA
=. ". DSAucn Am. Ues' freight Agent
= nAes 0,.sssl Iisl.t Aeset dee33
GegD fHsfgI1, A
- II 1852 $4,000. ~ ~ ASvr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

The Dss Moiu.s pape,s con,r..l;e, he
statement # the Burlington Huu.xu.
that two sisge-drivtrs aud a lady W..
~ entity frozen to death ia tie yic;si,,
Of I)es Mo'nes. A number OF per. o ,
snffer.d from frosted limb. dining III.
late cod ell. tut none Lost their .;v,
Ia that sceion ~ the coli, 20 far a. the
.l'a2ua bave been able to ascertain.
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lie tnNe~.s-IOAa & XsEkskht +
or an Inval1d

Published for the benefit. AMI warning and
A CAUTION TO YOu.,G MEN,
who suffer from Sperma,srrhua. Nervous De5i!-
y, Premature Decay, o,c supplying IT the same
time The Means Ol self Cure. BY one who
nas cured himself alter being vi to great expense
and injury through medical humbug an quack-
cry
Ry enclosing pos paid addressed envelope,
single copies NAV be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,.
ny27 dkwlyl r.df.ra Kings Cn"n'r. 7.
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TIE Rev. E. A. Wilson's emeey Tor Consrmp-
ton, Asthma Ironchiti-, oughs, old, and all
throat anil Lung Affections. together With q
pau pile, giving he pre- crption nd short his
tory OF his case can be obtained Of
l. >. BAL LORD.
Druggist, avenport Iowa. No 6 West - 81.
d.r2 b.2mlhM
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p Ayers &
FILLS

Are YOU sick. feeble. ant
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uncomfortable These symL
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10 serious illness. Some ii;
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+, GU, and should I've averted
by a timely use OF the right
remedy. Take Ayers Pills
and cleanse out the disor-
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! move on unobstructed IN
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Ia.l,, s,.ta ,.t.a,1,,. c,s,, ~
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lSEASE> FTHE NEFtUUs, SEM
WAL. UalNAIlY AND SEXUAL AYs.
TENS rev srd reliable tr.aim Mt in Re-
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UNITE % STAT Is RaOTEL

Beach Street, iBOAeOD.
Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester
R.ilroad Depo,.)
II he CNI ERSlGNED. WHO HAS BEEN
! connected with tie American Heuse, in hi
city, for .ver nine years. has leased this veil
known and poi ulsr II. I'll Tor term Of years, and
pledges himselt to bis friends and the pubic H.
use bic utmost .forf' 20 ss,sin tho reputation OF
the UNiikD sInTES HOiEl, as u isss-cia.s
hosse The public may rely upon Endirg,a the
appliances and comforts II nrst- elias Hotei.
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars Ter day
ag5-6p FRANK 81 PRATT
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Misc ELLA NEOUS.
WILCOX kClBBS'
3 z w In q N A MN
Price, with Htnner / Teller, 80
fTBE WILCOX AGIRRs SEWING MACH
L sMs beet machine p,tAoms regard 10 pvses.f
Family sewing,
Draiding,
mciNllling,
Telling.
IMCkimE,
COrdiWg.

Io'ms NAT. even end elastic pssn vlich II
.,.. .ansed not :, ripin wear even II the sen Il
~. - frequent intesvsls smd siss under n, c,,-
Oune' snce+ 40 survive the Va b Abb
p.'ensed dev &c OF K,eat utility TO lea nara
prev, nts the lossibl' Il the machine hsi, . -:
IN the w'olx direct On or a.. h.i.,."'.",
WEAVING lshy's d,ess "ss's"ss'
Ano ner feature ~aich deseyvee ce,t,~.,..
'en"on Is tho ilcox Patent Needle vh,.h g.
not no Get srong. "'iso can
sewing machine that IN. rab,ic ~. IsD"y
wanting ior. - os'on 7yan.c-,r s .ee'
IT'S indeed wonderful, prod uc,;oc .,.e
~ rs, e. ecisl'y no her v III hear A., $500.
's.o with it, PAu. Er..'.g Jo@,.,t ssa'i"
nMecnaoiesI solder -Scie.fl6c Am~, icos.
among the bot and nos, se,v,rr.,l. ..-,.
naen'1es. Light and elegant. flushed s,a -
simple 10 ne c.Isti ucsion thst il Seems ,i,no.,
imp"ss's 10. it to get out .. repair r;s,sL~rs
H.s combined with its own peculiar merit. III
.uI .'".y sa'uAo'e improvements Of the higher
tbi' mschine 10 tho cpIuiou o, ,bs ro,n,r;,...
nus "ose nesry tho requirements IL p~,iec, ma.
Report Of 1865 " '"'''~s
Taxing into consideration simplicity. he, pus,,.
aor.olnty and "oing ali w",l the co.ni,,e. =, -
eu.n'msuely IN isv.r Of the " ilrox 4 O,bh,s =
single thresd machine Pcnns,irun;a Nn,s =,
tic"tfurdt rocie'y's Repork '' ~
We mat ~ Justice express our confidence In The
m 9v o. enc WILCOX Gibhs sewing mach ne
We cone'def that great diside,atu,. H.. -,
applied BY i In proving beyond DOUBT thai ~
'nIeaos are not, ~ was supposed. n.cesssrv "a =
eoou m q, Chri.tian Adpocat. and .js.r.ei
AneI much wesr and many Naabiucs the
snssninS u found to retain oil The 70. IN n.ss
evenness and hrmness which are 30 much .dm;,.a
At 6sst.-Aep York N.s. -'"'''so
10 pnncilleit Is perfect -Esgiaeer. Le.do..
,nsssv'dent o'n,s of superiority over IN o,he,s
A f'rsifesbIe machine. 9th ve h.v. a..
psnstce In our ovn family Rosson yro,tler
Ins oeiaty and simplicity Of lie meal. r,sn
Nsse~ing mechine heretofore introduced r..
10 .. short time acquired such we'll m.,i, "a 80
ulaIity.- CSncisra,ts Gazette. P'P
We esteem II the b,st machine for family use.-
he sf'teh IS IN. rcepsiono, Signed Lv MANN ~.
d'sd c'fizens n Philadelphia
81 Send Tor u I ivcujar. 6va
JAMES WILCOX Manuf.c.ur.,
tpo-hu Sos Rpnpdw.~
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

. "asNhg'UH y 2 'th Fed. Ie06.
a,a nr nave used your rms in my general and
Cannot hesitate TO say they are the best cathartc
weempoy Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided. consequently they are an nd
IEGeed. have seldom found a case of billions dis
ease SO obstinate that it did not readily Weld TO
them Fraiernally yours. ALoNZO BALL. NJ b,
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FROM Dr Ed,rnrd Boyd, baltimore.
DEAR BIO. AVER cannot answer you frhdi
complaints have cured with YOUR Fills better liar
say uH that fseot s-ith y,uryntire n,eGi
cine. place great dependence OH that efeciua
caiIariic III my daily contest with disease a,sd Re
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Lave, OF course value them highly.
IITrsBuRG Ia. MAY l. 1853
DR.. J. G. AVER Sir ] have been repeatedly
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dose or two of Your ILLS. 1t seems TO aiisc from
.ou stomach. which they cleanse at once
Yours with great respect. ED W TREBLE.
(Ycyk of S,eu,er (1uriOy
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From n Forrarding Merchant Of st. Louis
ASS Family phy.ic.

From DR.. e ". Cartwright. Ner Orleans.
Your lils are the prince Of purges. Their eX
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iiey are mild but very certain ana efIec'uai IN Their
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from DR. Theodore Bel, of Ner York cRy
Not only your Pills admin ably adapted their
purpose us an aperienf. but find their beneficial
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car mention ] sincerely rejoice that have at
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tlN Profession and the poupie
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purify the system from the obstruciions which max
disease cold settles somewhere in the body, and
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ieved. react upon themselves and the surrounding
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directly they restore the natural action Of the sys
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virtues Of these ls. will neglect to employ .Lcn
when suffering from the disorders they cure.
Statements ON leading hy sciais in Oh the
principal cities, and from other welknown public
persons.
From q Forraroing Merchant Of st. Louis, Feb
1856.
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Ti:npes Oh lcr skin and in her lair Alter
c'.id cured sic also tiled your ills. md hey
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from Dr. y. u. Green, Of Chicago.
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and hold them in esteem ms one Of the best alei.
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the liver makes them mn excellent remedy, when
given IN small doses Tor bilious dysentery and diay
,haa Their sugar-coafing makes them very &C
celiabc and convenient for the use Of women and
children.
Dyspepsia, Ilnparisy or the blood.
From Rer. ). Y. Hines Pastor Of Adrens Church
Boston,
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IDENTIFY recommend them TO my friends -.
Yours J v HINES
WARSAW. Wyoming Co, N r., Oct. "a. 1866
DEAR SIR: nm nsing your Cathartic Pills in nv
practice. aud find them an excellent purgative 10
cleanse the system and purity the fountains ~ the
blood JOHN MEACHAM, NJ. d.
Constipation, C0saivcmcsa, Supprcsaion
Rfscumnai~m. Gous, Neuralgia, Dropsy
Paralysis. Fits, etc.
From DR. ,. r panghn, Montreal, Canada
100 much cannot be said Of your Pills for the
cure OF cosfsrehess II others of our fraternity have
found fiein as cffcacous have. they should .2n
me IN ocaiming Il. for the berct Of the multi, udcs
VINO suffer from that complaint. Which. ALTHOUGH.
bad enough III ITSELF is the ptogenitor OF others that
aie worse believe cosfireHess to originate in the
ifer, but your Ills affect that organ and tie
From Mrs. e. Stuart. Physician and Md,r,rs
Hos'on
lind one or two large doses Of your Pills. taken
natural secretion when wholly or partially sun
picsses!1 ard also very enectual 10 cleanse the
ss.oo'ach aud erpct norrns. They are so much tine
LEST p!is sic We Lave that recommend ITO other 10
N, PATIENTS.
From 'ae Eer. Dr.. Hawses, n tie Methodist EFT.
Church
,IrtAsKi HorsE, Savannah. Ca Jan. 6. 1866
uoAoRLD SIR elsOuld he ungfafeiul Ter tht
relief gu. skisi has brought ,ne IL did Lot Ieroli
my case 10 you. cold settled In my limbs ;i.d
brought Oh eAcrlciaiing neHrafgic pains, Which
ended in chroasc t3.eumatssni. outstanding i
had the lesf Of , sicians. the disease grew wort
aud wore. until BY the advice OF ,o,r cxccileu;
agent ~ laisno,c. DR.. Mackenzie. tried your
Ills. Their elects were SOW. but sure By pcr
seve'ing in tic use Of tie M. sm Low entirely well
SENATE CHANnEs. Baton Rouge. La. Dee. 1855
:, DR. AVER. ! haze been entirely cu,cu. b, you.
Ii,s Of HAsMnsafc Goaf - painful si<ease that ha
afflicted me Tor years. VINCENT sLIDELL
TO- Mott Of the Tills n market contain Me,cur,
WHICH although valuable REMEDY ID skiiiii! landr
y dsnecrous ~ pubic pin. i0m the dreadful c:n
ss4nchcss tnst nUQoeltty follow tn tneautinsu me-
l.sxe cOntain 10 nefcusy ~ utSe: a sub ~.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-18

Raw cotton and castor ell are an in
faliiole cure iog iost b item llmls. l.
has restored them when amputsli,n wa
thought necessary to preserve LIFE. 81
sa,sa correspondent of the Cincinnati
Comnap~~-'