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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

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end de1iyt p9ik ybsri mis- 81 sjeh w!
decide the question whether the Mississippi
river may b bridgcd fof railroad purposes.
Thp qpesAioa h an important sns to.the
peoblS 81 the AtAtes west Of the Mississippi
river. The rsiIroad Tonnage from these
states has increased in q rapid ratio for sew
esal ycaro paA, and this increase viii nos be
checked While the resources Of these states
aro being developed By : constantly aug
nenf>y population.
The people Of Iowa ere probably more
deeply interested in the result Of this litiga-
tiod Tim those Of any other state. For three
ycaes they have been compelled to rely a..
most exclusively upon railroad Transports
tion, and II this state OF things should cob
tinue for any considerable length Of time,
The question Of bridging the Mississippi will
assume commercial importance which must
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We understand that the former suit against
the Rock Island bridge was disposed Of in
the supreme court Of the United States upon
technical question relating to the jnrisdic.
ton Of the district court Of the state Of Iowa.
The main question is yet understood, but
probably will be BY this litigation.
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E,ANILY GROCER; KEEPS CONSTANTLY
u on hand the best quality of Provis;ons
Hoilew VAR, Kerosene oil, &c. 80 -
Second street, between Brady and Perry, D.
SePorI my14-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-11

NEtvfi.1 I ysvs1A;ISstCrsHs.. Co.
GAWlCR ovr Post 49,, IN Dr. NcCarn's
~ Rooms. oct5d4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
TlFPORTAN-T no I,ADIFs- -T)r Har- 4

IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. Har-
ssy's Female Pills have never yss failed in femov-
ing difaeulties arising from obstruction or stop
page Of nature, or IN restoring the system to per
fest health when sgasring from Spinal Affections,
Prolapsus Uteri, the Whites or other weakness OF
the Uterine Organs The Pills are perfectly harm.
len On the constitution, and may b taken by the
most delicate female without causing distress-the
came time they act like charm BY strengthening,
iuyigorsting and restoring the system to healthy
condition, and by bringingon tho monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise, They should, however, NOT
be taken during the first three months Of pTegnan-
ey, though safe At any other time as miscarriage
would be the result. ."i
Eaehtox contains 69piIls. Price 90.
Dr. HAENEY's TRrArfsk on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Msesrriage, BarrenPeas, Stsrility, Re-
production, aud Abuses Of Nature, and emphatieal-
iy the Ladies Private Medicai Adviser, pamphlet
Of 64 pages, sent free to any address. Six cents
quired to pay postage. --.i-aP P-.l at7
Thepflls and book viii be sent By mail when de-
sired securely scaled, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, Nj. D., General Agent,
-a- -i- No. Is Cedar st., New York.
asa Sold by all the principal Druggists
q. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
julyzl .Is3: m. " .fkwy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
Rebel suffering I'm Georgia.

T.
The following is an extract from q let
ter found On the person of a desertsr from
the Rebel army, and gives some insight
into the. conditions of affairs in Georgia
and Florids. 1t is dated gDale County"
in the former State:
Times are hard here. Corn is IS per
bushel and hogs s1per pound fiat or poor,
gross; bacon S2 so per pound, salt SIS per
bushel, chickens from 81 TO l 25 per head,
peas So per bushel, ground peas sS per
bushel. There will be great deal Of
suffering IN this country, if there is no per
ishing. Even the yelpers are getting
sick of this protracted dance and tenth law,
and the swarm of impressing thieves that
infest the country with their ravages.
The poor must do all the fighting, and the
Richmond Government makes offices for
all the rich men to keep them out Of the
fight and on big pay, and the poor man
in the service on Sll per month.
If he has an industrious wife and two or
three children on an ordinary farm with
blind horse, they can make kind of
support, if she could keep the animal; but
the cursed tenth law will take more than
her husbands wages will buy out Of it TO
feed those thieves who stroll over the eoun-
try and publicly rob the people under the
sanction Of the Richmond military des-
potism. I have made support, and am
able to pay the rapacious devils tenth, l
hope If the poor soldiers got it, it would
20 free as water ever ran down an inclined
plane. But it does not go free to pay the
rich man $50 Der month for negro hire TO
work on fortitications, and if the negro
gets killed, the poor soldier must pay his
proportionable ratio out of his SIl per
month for the dead negro; but if the pl4pJE
thing, according to the Richmond dynas-
ty's judgment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
The Death orGeneraI uerherson.

We have ascertained, since the publica-
tion in the Commercial of Friday last of n
communication from soldier, giving par
tieulars of the last moments of General
Mcpherson, that the name of the writer is
George Sharland, and that his address Is
Company b. Gath Illinois V. l., lst Brig
ade, 4th Division, Left Wing of the 10th
Army Corps. This soldier writes us, in
addition TO to that heretofore published:
"Since returning to the regiment, have
aseertained that part of the rebels who
took the Generals watch, marine glass and
papers, were reeaptured by VIM. Axtell, a
member of the same company belonged
TO. The papers and marine glass wereal-
so taken, and turned over to Brigadier
General Rutter, commanding the division,
and, no doubt, will be sent to his friends in
due time. was also informed to-day that
his hat and belt were recaptured. The
watch I cannot hear anything about at
present. The remaining articles secured
were taken over to Lieutenant Colonel
Strong, of Staff -.aas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

ana constant attendAht Of Paris, London, New
Orleans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
Dr. YlchOls, Female MOnthIr Pms.

the Ouly genuine Female Pills ia the United States
NOTICE. TO LADIEs.-NO article Of mediCine intended
the exclusive use OF Females that has made
APPEARANCE, has mrt with such universal success
thee celebrated Pills. No disease is little un-
icrstOod, and consequently badly treated female
giiseases These Pills the result Of much study
and careful experience all varieties Of female
plants, and IN all eases Of Irregularities suppression
leucorTioea OF EAtes, Inflammation Of the bladder,
kitieys and womb, and loss Of nervous energy their
use Is allow al praise Among the many Thousands
that have used them in all parts of the UniOn
speak III Of em, for all like them. They contain
mercury, iron, STEEL no deadly oils Their use
Ctn do no harm, and when used according 10 direc-
tons, they alWay do good. .. .. ~.
IN. B.-MurTied ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not use them,
as by their action On the womb miscarriage would be
the Conseq .......e
Prioe--sl per box. Persohs applying for Pills vii
enclose y aud tNgC postage STAMPS
several TersOns showing the efficacy Of these Pills,
have advertised as beng agents for Dr.. NichOis Pills,
and selling alWortlaess article
n B.-lhe genuine Nichois' Female italian Pills
cannot Be iGund at any other place in the United
states except at DIR. Hunters Inhrmary, Cleveland,
Ohio r- . .- E## a
Dr. Hunter has-in his possession numerous certih-
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
ents have rendered him, and have kindly permitted
ain 70 exhibit 70 those desirUus Of his services
- Office hours from A Il. TO P. n. octl5dAw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
A Woman Committing Suicide to avoid
Dying from Cancer.

Mrs. Sarah p. Douglass of Hamilton,
Madison county, New York, Committed
suicide last week. She had been suffering
from cancer, and the dread of dying in
such manner, seems to have affected her
mind. At three o'clock Monday morning
she was discovered in the attempt to bleed
herself to death, having severed the veins
in the left arm. A second attempt at a IA
tai result succeeded better. The Utica
Herald gives the following particulars
"About Eight o'clock in the morning she
sent her nurse to the gate to tell the doctor
that she did not want to see him for she
was not able to stand the treatment. On
returning to her room she was missing,
and after a fruitless search in every room
in the house her body was found in a well
in the cellar, lifeless. The indications were
that she had gone into the well head first
and broke her neck in the fall as but very
few minutes had elapsed before her body
was found as above"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
Aafhraeite Coal to be Again shipped to
- - Canada. - ----------

The Toledo Blade says:-''By our special
dispatch from Quebec, il VIII be seen that
the difficulty arising odti Of the URited
States Government in prohibiting the ex-
portation of anthracite coal to Canada, has
at length been put right. The reason of
that prohibition, of course, was the fear
that ifthe expectation Of anthracite coal to
this country was allowed, the Confederates
might be supplied with that article through
Canada. That objection is removed by the
proclamation Of the Canadian Government
forbidding the expectation Of anthracite
from this Province, and the United States
Government thereupon agreed to withdraw
its prohibition. The satisfactory arrange
ment Of this matter Is a great boon to the
manufacturing interest Of this country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
IODINE.

DIR. R. ANDERs & CO.'S IODINE
WATER,-Iodins water acts upon the Heart, Liv-
er, Kidneys, Digestive Organs and GlandulAr sys-
TEN. t.-7s
The success which has attended the use Of this
remedy in private practice, and the endorsement sf
medical authority, enable Us to recommend IT to
the pracsitioner and the public, feeling confident
that with fair trial it will attest its own excel
hence in the cure of Chronic Diseases, which indi-
cats iodine, such as scrofula, Bronchitis, skin
EruptiOns, Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
HsrEouA Affections, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dys-
PePsiA, Debility, syphiliu, &C. .- o. .9..fs
Physicians may rely upOa the uuifOrm strength
Of Iodine Water As oohtAiAihs fhfss-quarter grains
pure Iodine in each fluid ounce of pure water, no
olvenf being used. It is not liable to deoomposi-
ion nor spontaneously formed inequalities; neither
the Iodine oxadized or neutraliEed by combinA-
ion with any ingredient, rendering this solution
uperior to any other method Of exhibiting Iodine
Fun directions sooempany each bottle, that it
may be used as S family medicine wen as by the
profession. -.rr q.
Fries one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of i've
dollars ak BEETLES deyoEsd f5ee by cypress to any
sddrsas.ir-4.I f
Beware Of eounterfeits and limitations which un-
Prihssplea dealers endeAvor to dispose Of on our
reputation. See our reputation and trademark
(the Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT upon
the labels and wrappers on each bottle, without
which nOns I genuine. q ftbtC sll#
Circular gratis. DR. Il. AEDERs & 90, tJs3
80 snoil Oh PhysIcian ana chemists.
zezaqfe = No. ~ BruaaWay, New York 9
mayR1. .H2. 90 y. .dT&vfT ? = ~ = n - , - e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

.-........-... NO 70 eoAr street, new Acrkf
Donsulting Physioian for the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Diseases, who will
send fres 70 all, the following valuable work, in
TIM FIfTIETH THoUsAND.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
Self Abuse Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss
Of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &c, &c, a
pamphlet Of "a pages, containing important aa-
vice 20 the afflicted, and which should be read
every sufferer, tho means Of cure IN the severs-
stagegis pI6ihlE set forth Two stamps required
topay postass, lnlyZl :RS.no. v. .fr&Vy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
RIaeI. waInnt Lumber.

The Toledo Blade says: The ship
ments of Block Walnut Lumber from
this port continues unpreeedentedly
large. Those for the past "A hours have
been $4,000 feet for the past week, one
million t1Co handTd and fifteen thousand
fire hundred feet The shipments of this
article from Toledo since the opening Of
navigation, this season, foot up 1854, 800
feet-tO the following ports: Buffalo, 10,
532, 500; to Ogdensburg, 1,GII,OOO feet to
New York, $4,000 feet to Boston, 260,
900 feet; to Kingston, c. w, 5000 feet.
A man was arrested in Pittsfeld,
Massachusetts,, on Sunday, anc put in
the lookup for threatening TO kill a man
whom he ca ught kissing his wife. An
other man was put in the same institu-
tion for having the delirium tremens.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

PELTON d BREED, Agents,
apr4-hA OLENEI.A Nd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10
SISH.sEif I!!:; =. 7--Tyo,-..
BOXES OF THE SPECIFIo PILL

lii s4Ulngtly anu permanently cure any cast o.
SpeTmatorrh0eG, Seminal " NealSness or involuntary
Nightly OF Daily Losses, however originally causfa
or however aggravated in character, wlhlr they will
speedily correct thusc terribly morbid conditions
which spring from the primary DISEASE, from 81
cret vice. y %.
THE SPECIFIC PILL is equally applicable to the
treatment of every kind Of Genital Urlnary lrrta-
ton, imp0tency or lneapacity, Diabet,s, Limo or
''Brick-Dustn Deposits in the Urine, MILKY Dis
charges, Inflammation Weakness OF the Kidneys,
&c. ClerJ'men, Lawyers, students, and all who
follow sslentary occupations, OF whose Brain and
Nervous System are oyerwOrkcd, peculiarly liza
bic 10 weaknesses Of the Gtnito-I rinary Organs
These should not sail 20 use THE SPECIFIC Pill.
Persons afflicted with any more of the abUve
disorders are TO have several, and 5Ont times
unost Of the follovTiug E..- .HH' 'H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-10

1lHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
L TRIESEMER I, 2and are protected by Royal
Letters Pattqt Of England and secured BY the seals
Of the Et0le Dc PhaFmAcie de Paris and the Imperial
COLLEGE Of Medicine, Vienna. r.
No. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, SpermatoE-
rhoea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two cOmplely eradcaIA all traces Of those dis
eases that hage heretofore ben treated BY the nAuse
ous and pernielOCs use Of cOpdvla and cubebs-
No. Three has entirely supplanted the injurious
use Of meIcury, thereby iusuTing to- the Sufferer
out the disftlse. g T'- 1 5ri1A
TRIEsEMER, Nos. l, and are Preparations IN tho
form of ozenges devoid of taste smell and can be
carried in the waistc0at pocket Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses, as administered By
Velpan, Lellemand HQux, Ric1id, &c. Price 81 each
cases for - which saves So; and in 81 cases.
whereby there saving Of s9. To be had wholesale
and retail Of DR.. BARROW, l9i Blocker street. New
York. B Hf-tl aff d. .-'l 500 --t % 81.
Immediately on receiving remittance DF. barrow
will forward the Tresemer TO any part Of the world
teourel packed and addressed according to the In
structions Of the writer n '- ~ .i+ --.-l.-. f.
i sEs Sold BY G. W. CLARK. Agent for CieveIand 2
July6.K KS
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WInchester's !HypOphOsphltes.
Winchester,s Genulne FERMENTATION
DIR. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INFER MAR Y
mr.. HUNTER STILL CONTINUFS

nR. HUNTER STILL CONTINUES
l. at tho old established place, No. Il Mathews
Block south side of the Public square, Cleveland, u,
curing all that comein iact, he ~ the only reliable
p cIan IN Cleveland treating the following diseases,
uamsB: Scroiula, Cancers, Tumors, Fistgla, Asth-
MAJ bronchial and Lung diseases, rheumatism, Ague
aud Fever, Seminal Weakness, and all diseases pecu
liar 10 Femalcs LcucOrrhO9a or Whites, Suppression
Of the Mcnsss, Painful MenstruatiOn, Inflammation
and liberation OF the Uterus Womb, Proapsus or
Falling OF the Womb. All diseases OF the blood and
skin entirely removed from the system. All diseases
ol the orsns N generation Of male female, of what
ever name nature, treated in careful, thorough
and Judlcious manner, pointed out by long expert
enee and investigation
: "a Low prices and Quick cures. Recent cases cur
Cd in from three to eight days All syphtic and mer-
eurial taints entirely removed from the sy stem
DR.. HUNTER Is constantly curing cases in from
three eight weeks that have isen treated BY other
physicians from one 10 three years.
Young tarp ailicted with seminal weakness should
apply n Dr. hunter Immediately, either person or
BY letter. he never fails 10 curt His remedies are
perfectly safe and unknown to any other physician
In the United States.
Patients of either sex living at distance by stat
ng their diseases IN writing, giving all the symptoms,
can obtain medicines with directions for use, by ad
dressing Dr. Hunter, Of Cleveland, Ohio, postpaid
All communications confidential
From his experience and extensive practice, he
makes scrupies in asserting that whatever he
dcrtakes in his speciality, he viii certainly per-
Their from extreme debility and prostrati0n Of the
system, or irn unsuccessful Treatment Of enpircs
srli-styied d. D. s whom many have unfortunate
ly been under, from the false delicacy that many
OF my patients tell me zEpttheIn from early appli
GALl9l Atl NO LAL4l OF
Che disease by the advancement Of age, and strictly
n9ral mind; ior they, one and all, make the case
SUTse, and If il is early from the of be-
ing entirely local. IL Hglects the entire animal
my, and then requires general we'll local treat
ment, winch DR.. Hunter is happy to BE- able TO say
that thorough inyest1gaIOn, and great Improvements
the treatment OF private and delicate diseases OF
both Of however lnnR dllalti-Si
,s.-f iIrvJ snouId be sure and call physician Of
age and experience. .-.. -.
E45- No charge for advice. The Doctors office is
constantly thronged with patients from all parts o
the country.
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MORNING LEADER.
Frem5Tennyson.s ..Enoeh AFden...

FFSHITennyson,s ssEnOeh Arden,
Long lines Of cliff breaking have left a chasm;
Aud in the chasm are foam and yellow sandai
rs leiuster; fhen m0ulder' church; aud higher
A long street climbs 20 one tali-tower'd mill
And high in heaven behind it gray down
With Danish bBTrows; and hazel wood,
By autumn nutters haunted, flOurishcs'
Green in cup-lil0 hollow Of the down.
Here on this beach hundred years. ago,
Three children Of three houses, Annie Lee,
And Philip Ray, the miiler's only son,
And EnOch Arden, a rough sailors lad
Made orphan by winter shipwreck, played
Among the waste and lumber Of the shore,
Hard coils Of cordREe swaTthy-iishing nets,
Anchors Of rusty dute, and boats undrawu;
And built their castles Of d!sSolying sand
To watch them Oyefil01yd or f0ll9Wingup
Aud flying the white breaker. daily left
TEe Little footprint daily wast'd away.
narrow cave ran in beneath the cliff;
In this the children play d at Keeping house.
Enoch was host one day, Philip the next,
While Annie still was mistress; buta times
EnOch would hold pOsse-sinn for week
- This is my housi, a nd this my little wife"
Mine too, a" said Philip . turn and turn about
When, If they quarrell'd En0ch, strungrr-nade,
Was muster then would Philip, bis blue eyes
AllflOOded with the helpless wrath Of tears,
Strike out, t' hate you, Enoch, and at this
The little wife would weep for company,
And pray them not to quarrel for her sake,
And say she would be little wife to both.