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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05

A matrimonial newspapers to be established
in Paris. 1t is to be devoted exclusively to
winning the happiness of its subscribers and
correspondents. The title chosen is L'Echo
Nnpitial, and the motto aToaes les ames sout
Seurs" "-"All Souls are Kin" Every day
the Echo Nupitial will publish several columns
of wants" and aofers," and also short cor.
respondence between the advertisers, together
with a review of the matrimonial market, an
nounsing,' day BY day, whether blondes are
in favor, whether browns rule high, whether
there is brisk demand for widowers or wild
ows, and whether the business of matrimonial
exchange is good.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05

their success, and are pushing up the Valley
with considerable spirit and flourish of trum.
pets. But it is long road that knows no
turning, and the pursuers Of to-day may be-
come the pursued tomorrow. On this cele.
brated race course the Yankees have always
made better time returning than advancing.
The views Of The. Enquirer on the Valley-situ-
alton are just and cheering, and we commend
them to our readers. Gen. Longstreet's return
to duty is just at critical and opportune mo-
ment. We shall no doubt hear soon of dspo-
sitions being made which will effectuaIly check
any further advance of the enemy.
STATISTICS OF CARNAGE.-A writer in the
Jefferson County, New York Union has made
some calculations relative to the number of
men killed thus far in this war, and gives the
following results.
Enough have been already slain to encirele
our State if their dead bodies were laid in one
continuous line.
If they were placed in cofins aud corded,
they would count SO, 900 cords.
Iflaid in a wall twenty-five feet thick and
thirty feet high, It would be over one.foufth
mile long.
If five feet thick and ten feet high, the pile
would reach across the State. i.
If piled upon ten acre lot, they would be
nearly two hundred feet high.
And flabd upon the ground, they would
cover every foot of soil in Jefferson County.
$4,000 tons of human. bleed bare been
spilled in Dixie's soil-saoagR se sl2 every
spindle in Lowell, and if bic tears were Ted
to the, food it would turn the machinery ooff
the continent; and the una7ailing aghs would
fill every ocean sail. ~ =
The one-half has not yet been told. The
The millions of wounded and manned for life
must be taken into account in summing up
the grand total of evils incident to this bloody
and fanatical war.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-10-05
Cause of our Defeat IN the Virginia Val

correspondent of the Savannah Republican,
writing from Richmond states the following
as the reason of Early's defeat in the Virgin.
ia Valley:
The Confederate arms have met with a
fresh disaster in the Valley of Virginia. AT.
ter MS defeat at Winchester on the 10Th,
Early retreatcd up the Valley to Fishers Hill,
a strong position a short distance above Stras-
ipurg, and which, it was supposed, he would
be able to hold. Not so, however. On, the
22d, Sheridan assaulted BIN in this strong DO
sltlon, b, turned his left, which soon gave way,
followed by the. entire line. We lost twelve
pieces OF artillery, though but few men. Such
Is harlys official report to Gen. Lee. The
Gonlederates were retiring further up the Val
ley towards Staunton.
Do you ask for an explanation of these rap.
IDLY occurring disasters in portion of the
State where the Confederates, until Sept 10Th,
never suffered defeat? 1t is simple and
easily given: We have two enemies to con-
tend with in the Valley, one of whom has noy.
er been beaten since Noah drank too much
WINE and lay in his tent. These enemies are
the II, Federal army and John Barley Corn.
Sheridan 81 has been largely reinforced, and the
valley Is RUNNING with apple brandy. Here
is the key to our rcverses. Officers of high
Poslson-yes, of very high position have
TO use an honest English word, been drunk
too drunk to command themselves, much less
an army, division, brigade, or regiment
And, where officers in high command are in
the habit of drinking to excess, we may be
sure their pernicious example will be followed
by those of lower grades.
Snail call names ? Not now. The names
are knowD to- the authorities, and shall be to
the country, unless there be speedy reforma
ton. Let US wait little to see whether the
guilty parties will not reform their habits, and
especially whether the President, Secretary of
War, Gen. Lee and Gen. Bragg will take hold
Of these men and punish them as they deserve.
just think of a drunken man in command of
body of men in battle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25
ORIGINAL. NuTICE

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF 1OWA.l 20.
COUNTY OF SooTrl
q. n. Sherman vs.. Ebenezer Shermsn, Sarah r.
sherman, Alexander Thompson, John MURPHY.
Mary Z. Murphey, George W. Hail, Phiness
Merwin, Z. A. Turpin, Jonath "a era wford. Al
bert Nuckolls, Wallace W. Parker, Abraham
R:cks.d, Margaret Il. Richard, Isaac w. Wood
ward, Juha ). S!siShs In the District Cont.
To each Of said Dsfsn iants:
VOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ON
i or before the Goth If April, 1864, petite
will be hlsd By said plaintiff. s. n. Sherman, IL
the once ofths Oferk Of District Court Of said
Scott county, Iowa, claiming of you the said Eb-
cneser Sherman, Judgment for the sum OF tn, se
Thousand three hundred and fifty s., $500 dollars
and iotsrsst st six rsr cent per annum, from this
date, on note signed BY you for $4,000, dated
September 18Th, 1859. said petition will also
claim the foreclosure Of deed Of trust Of even
late ID erewth, made to secure said nots, on The
west half (WX) of lot ten (l0), 10 block feur
a. In Msckintosh's Cd addition to tho ity Of
davenport, Scott county, Iowa. No personal
claim d made against asy Of the defendants
above named, except the said EbsEexsr Shsr-
And hat uulsss you n pear thereto and dsss,d
| Wore Soon Of he second day Of the next Corn
Of mid Court, eomnsnsiss On the 1st Monday q
Nay A 3 lssA dsfAsit yin = entered asaiasl
Ia!ssd d''''' 'H''.s9 ss es4 ssr \ .Ps.s'd
;fA AZ a. q ~, ssa AZ
sass u14Ag4l sTsiI ) ! llnA AADsleyA y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25

Crcai Broad Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route 10 New York Boston, Philadelrhia,
Baltimore, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities carving the Great Through
United States Mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DCNKIRk OR
IL Buffalo on the arrival Of all trains from the
West ria the Lake Shore Railroad also from Sal
ananca On the arrival Of trains via the New Broad
Gauge Atlantic and Great Western Railway from
Cleveland, o.. giving passengers the advantage
from Dnnkirk or Buffalo, or from Cleveland, w. /,
of a Six Foot Gauge combining ease and comfort
without change. in vide, roomy, palace cars, d.
rect to New York A perfection attained By no
other route.
FOR FREIGHT
bo,ween all points East and West our facilities are
unrivaled Forming close and reliable connection
AZ Dunkirk and Buffalo with Western roads, and
4. Salamanca with the broad Gauge Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, BY which route there IS
no transfer between New York and Cleveland.
Express freight trains leave New York daily for
all points in the West, making as quick time and
as low rates as by any other route. !,
For freight or passage apply at all the prln:ipai
Offices in the West, and at GA Clark street, Chlca
20, 90 Broadway, New York, and % soush-5f.,
{. r., New York, 10 State street, Boston
CHAS. MINOT, Gent Sup't.
RS. SPENCER, West'n Ag't.
Il. ". BLAycHARp Gcn'l Freight Agent.
W. r. Bapn. Gent Ticket Agent.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25

nF Beautiful MUSIC FOR THE PIANO
OroRrE
The Home Circle A collection of Marches Pol
kas, Waltzes, Sehottisles, Redowas, Quadrilles
Contra Dances, Four Hand Pieces, Piano Gems,
vols each. BIDS, 81 cloth s2,25, full gilt !, 300
The Silver Chord: A collection of Songs, Bal
lads. Quartets, Duets. &c. with Piano accompa
niment BIDS =, o. cloth, 20. cloth. full gilt 3
The Shower of Pearls 4 collection of choice
Vocal Duets, with Piano accompaniment Bda
g, 81 S2.25 gilt 3D. -
Operate Pearls ; \ collection Of Songs, Duets
and Trios. comprising the Vocal Beauties of tn.
Best Operas, with Piano Accompaniment. BID.
81, cloth &2.25. gifts
Parlor Companion A collection of Songs
Duets, Waltzes, Marches, Dances, &c. Arranged
for the Piano. $3.50.
Hows's Drawing Room Dances Containing al
the popular and fashionable Quadrilles. C4iIions
Fancy Dances, &c. with figures and calls for tn,
CHANGE Arranged for the Pianoforc. sl.5o
unioA Collection of Popular Duets for Who'll,
and Piano. BY s. Winner so Il 49, - ! -
Fiutc!and Piano Duets BY s Winner. 10 Irl
lens Farewell Album, 50. Jullien's Mns;c fo
The Million 80. Sent by mail, postpaid on re
,eipt of price: OLIVER DIT5ON 4 60 pnh
cshers s77vWashington street, Boston. - :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25

Chattanooga correspondent of one of
the Cincinnati papers describes how the
rebels kept warm on the top of Lookout
Mountain:
I'VE found several points on the slope,
where powders and fiat stones had been so
laid as to from a bed, followed slightly in
the middle Sometimes the stones were
laid in an excavation, deep enough to shell
ter them from the winds. The width of the
beds was the length Of a man. They were
long enough enough to receive fifteen OF
twenty persons. In these paved or bowl
dered courhcs, huge fires were built The
wood consumed, the Goals and ashes were
rakcd out, and on the warm, stony bed the
shiverin soldiers disposed themselves for
aleep"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25
Chicago l. Rock Island Railroad.

nN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV. 10th SOS,
~ and until further notice trains will leave
Davenport daily, ,Snnday> excepted rs follows ::
Isl Mail tFain NJ . -, - ".
Arrive at Dayenpor. daily, Sundays excepted
a. follows
II, Nisht express al .....s........7 30. 4 ".
I'd Daily express and mail train -. = %, r. ".
All trains this route are III direct connect
ton nj Chicago with trains over both the Michi
gan Southern, Michigan Central. Pittsburg, For
WAYNE and Chicago Railroads 70 and from De-
troi, Toledo Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pittshurg. Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba
ny. New York, Piiladelphia, Baltimore, and
W ashington.
Passengers are reminded Of The necessity
Of giving distinct directions as 10 ich destination
Of their baggage, also 10 procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars, as the conductors
collect fares nps 10 the stations the line of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
Nov. Ii "a. D. r. TRAY, suPt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25
ROblgck:'s BiSfcrs.
ROb1yckc,s Rif1e,.x.
ID - G.. w. R q u A e. X
CINCINNATI OHIO

Proprietor Of Stomach Biftsrs, Blood P.ri-
.fer, Hood Pills, Cataeba IL .sweiish Eraadies
c. A. COOK, Chicago, Genl Agt.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago, by FULLER
FINCH L FULLER, aud all Druggists.
.-y Country Merchants and Dealers supplied
by a. +. Ck0SkEY and Z. II. BECkWlTH
Chicago.
Sold in Davenport, by F. Jaccby, Jr:, +. $,
Baliord, stevenson u Carnahan,>l. !. Wells, G
schlcgel, Ditzen h Koch. and NJ. .kovacs
Sold Il, Wholesale by Beicerbccke 4 Milleo, and
f. Roddewy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25

The advertiser, aphysieian Of 80 years expert
ence, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases, Iron
chitis, asthma, &C. but now retired from the prac-
tice, is dc>irons of nparting his experience hy
difiusing information Invaluable to the suffering
humanity, and which has cured thousands.
The same medicine will do for all He will send
Prescription, with full directions for use, adapt
ed TO each particular case, and will surely effect
cure Try tit will cost YOU nothing-a stamp
required for postage. Address,
II. LOWE, N. d., Box 5o.5, New York CITY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25
Tin, Copper, 4 Sheet-lron Ware,
manufactured to order on short notice
ET j q u Il 1 N &: II.
Of all kinds promptly attended TO- Gall and cx
anime goods and learn ahe prices
ct.dwtf
Michigan Central kailread.

Great C,at,'h R9ufe 10 4yeac Ioyk Assr Engiaxd
ob1Ne 1oandos.
IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
~ lJth 1-6:,. trains will leave the Great Zen
trail Union Depot iyot d Lake street 81. IulloWa I:
$3.50 a. IN, Sundays excepted Arrive in Detroit
$50 M; Toronto. 3:45 J.. m; Suspension
Bridge, 4:o5 q. m; Buffalo. 500 p. M. Albany.
3:i5p. m; New York, $3.50 p. M. Boston, Il. 90
$40 p. ~. Saturday excepted. Arrive in DE.
troit, 500 a. m; Toronto. AZ p. m; Suspension
Bridge. t:45 p. m; Buffalo, 500 o. m. AIbany,
al New York, ll5a a. M; Boston, 10" p. IN.
10:e0 p. m, saturdays and SUNDAYS excepted. Arr
rive in Detroit loco p. m; Toronto, :s"S p M;
Suspension Bridge, $40 p. m; Albany, r's0 2.
m; New York. 2:4J p M; Boston, BOO p. NJ.
GIN Att TR AIMS
fvia Michigan Central X. r.
Leave Chicago mt $50 A. m, Nail Train; 1000
Fast Express The 90 p. m. train leaving
Chicago runs through 10 Cincinnati without
change Of cars or bag gage.
Tuitsn's Patent vcntating and Warming APP
aratus on all Cars Of this Company. An elegant
Smokers Car with Euc!lrc Tables, has latey 6ren
added to day trains. Patent sleeping cars on
night trains Baggage Checked Through.
Through Tickets for sale al all principal Rail-
road Offices in the West, at the General Office.
corner Of Lake and Dcarbon streets, under the
fremont House, Chicago, and at the depot
X. n RICE. Gen'l 'Sup't
H. q. WENTWORTH, General Western Pass.
Agent, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25
DEvE RACES.
0GVERACE
GREENBACkS ARE GOOD.
BUT
ROBACk'S arc BETTER,
DIR. ROBACk'S
STOMACH BITTEKS

NHESE BTTTERS ARE NOT OFFERED TO
i the public as medicine that will all
the ills that flesh is heir to, but they an
honest. reliable, remedial agent, and are an elf
Gent aud agreeable regulator Of the system. In
all sections Of the country, especially in the bill
KObNck's Bitfers.
lous districts Of the West and Southwest, where
the, have been introduced they are reconnen dcd
by the Physicians as beneficial If taken in proper
quantities in accordance with the directions, us a
preventive and cure for Fever and Ague, Liver
Complaint, Bilious Fever, Dyspepsia Indges-
RObNck'S BitferS.
ton. Jaundice. Dizziness, Depression Of Spirits,
i.anguor, and all arrangements of the digestive
functions For deblitated persons they par
tlcularly recommended, giving an appetite and
strength to the whole human frame.
These Filters are scientifically prepared, and
kObNck'S kSiIfers.s
are made ~ a rare combination of Roots. Plants,
Herbs Harks, and Seeds which have been found
most ctiectuai, by long medical experience. 10
possess the requisite Tonic properties in relieving
and curing the above complaints. These Biitcrs
are thu poor mans friend, saving him many doc
RobMck's lBitsc,.s.
tors bills as web as the rich mans solacc and
comfort, invigoratiny the weak and dcbi itated.
driving away melancholy and making life OF
misery one OF unaloyed enjoyment. These Bit
tiers have been introduced and are being used.
not only in the hospitals, but among the soldiers,
RObMCk'S Bitfcrs.
as an appetizer tonic aud regulator of the system
throughout the Army Of the North, by and with
the consent OF the highest government authority
In point OF strength will guarantee my Btters
10 contain larger proportion Of real medicinal in
gradients and virtues than any other Stomach Bit
RObWCN;,S BitrPrs.
tiers in the market; and by comparison with 9th
ers it will be seen at that they are stronger
and upon trial will be found more efficient than all
others; they are agreeable to the taste, invigora
ting in effect made Of good materials, and M arti-
ele that all my customers purchase the second
time with equal satisfaction. Let everybody try
them, and they will be fully convinced of the truth
of the nhoya
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25
Mississippi 4 Missouri Railroad.

Trains run hv Chicago time which il twelve min
ntcs faster than Davenport time.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY NON. 10th sGa.
and until further notice. passenger trains
viii leave Davenport a. follows:
% !. NJ. FOR ,irinncll and Washington.
10 +. Il. for Iowa City aud Nuscaiiuc.
Trains arrive ri Davenport aS follows:
90 r. NJ from Grinnell and Washington.
10 p w. from Grinnell aud MusealiHc
Tin ~ 4. H. tram on, 81 n.tyenpnr;, makes
dereci come elton AT Grinnell, Iowa City, and at
Washingian Nth the w ,sfcrn stage Cos Sta
ge- for an point, West, South West, and North
West
Tram from the Mt-t connect III Davenport
with trains ofthe Chicago ( Rock Island Rk for
all point East North. and South.
IA. senuers me reminded ~ The necessity of
giving distinct directions as 10 The destination Of
baggage. also 10 procure tickets before taking
their seats in the cars, j. +. TRACY. Snpt
A k,vs,iL Asst ~up't nov Ii '6;.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25
4 !I|i'i:::!! ( =
woRSRsKHs3E4@AyaRLDF
RExEDrEs KNOWN As
uela.n~vsn aH111sd &Eas 01m1usGnnfz;

H RExEDfEs KNOWN ~
DsllDWayS a1llld &siolutulsaf.
yo, vii, here ind unsolicited Testimonials re-
eiIAsa from =; =, p'f's = the county," were 'As
SEE TO rouR HEALTH. .rr
All osSoTlisss some one ihssrcstedia toarwel-
fare then do not delay.
No. ONLY to Yourselves but ID Your fathers, and
mothers. sisters, wives, and brothers. Then
while YOU nav purchase your heath
.gs . rios - cESrs: ccEs1s, osAhl@ ra
WIN when pended In these medicines, bring
you down to the greenest. and ripesi old age.
The following are genuine letters, on file for in
snect;on at this office.--s0 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
Quar,ernasier's Department,
Il ssth Illinois Volunteers.
Folly Island, ). g., Nor. ~, 1868. J
Prof Hol!wav' 90 Maiden Lane. Y. r.
DEAR SIR Enclosed please find 900, for
which send me one dollars worth each OF your
celebrated pills and Ointment by return mail
Please attend 70 this at once. Tor am mnch IN
need Of the above remedies. Address
Lieut. A. W FELLOWS. O. NJ,
seth Illinois Vols.
Camp near Brandy Station Va.
Jannar, lin, ie64, +,
Pnor. HoiIow,y Dear Rir: have heard
great deal of talk about Hiiu ny
never was in need Of them until now. want TO
try them. q. darrhra is very prevalent Al tie
present time. send me the worth of the enclosed.
Yours, &c, JOSEPH WALSH,
Co. r. 5th Regt Excelsior Brigade
Pulaski, Tenn, December 2ith les3
PnoF uoLLowAY.-De Sir: Please find en-
closed 81 90. and send Inc the amount in your fa-
nous pills, asI am troubled with dyspepsia and
seek cute. ours, dc,
THOS. +. TURNER, Co. ], I'd Iowa Inf
Morris Island, s G., Jan. 18th, 1854
IIRor HOLLOWAY Dear Sir Enclosed YOU
will find ~ cents for which wish you 10 send
me some of your valuable pills, send them by
mail enclose 10 cents for postage. Address
!. G. HALL, Go. b, 4th y. II.
Camp of 9Th Excelsior Brigade. !
January I'D, ISL.
Paor. Hollow .y-SsY: Please send me for
enclosed 5, cents worth of il in pills. Enclosed
find IL cents 10 pa, postage, and YOU viii nbige.
Yours &c Scrgt. WV POWERS.
Co 9Th Reg. Excelsior Brig, Washington.
Morris Island S. e. Jan elsi. l,ii.
paor HOLLOWAY Please find enclosed the
sum of 81 30 for pills. have dialrh"a, and
can + get it stopped. so want - try ronr pills
Yours, &C. wv. CHKIRSTY.
mch7 d3ml Go. u, 10th Penn. OILS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25
DAILY DEMOCRAT.


s1zy0S
Thu pcUeut v1aua&iuM Uf the corporation
protArV = 1AA 1 OslcsAA lis $l2 ,9C0109
The small po4, prevails extensively n
some parts Of piston. One physician there
has twsge3sglex sc4seS tpaacf tseathent.
A few ycsrs ago, to settle an estate, a
parcel Of tfmbsrhni IN DGssnt Holly, Vt,
was appraised at the value Of one hundred
dollars. EAe aap6 land has recently been
odd for thirty thee hundred and seventy
fyeddhts TIL - n s. ) +,
A large amount Of wire will soon be ship
ped from England to St. Paul, Mimi, for
the constitution Of the telegraph line con-
ncction Of Europe and America by way Of
Behring's Straits. .e
A rumsellcr at Franklin, N. H., was
visited not long since by two hundred ladies'
in procession, who politely informed him
that he must shut up shop and leave town,
or he. would bc assisted to do both. He
didn't wait FOR the assistance.
A man in Lewiston, Me-, some time ago had
bis life insured for 50, 900, and Immediately
went into decline The company bought
his policy at discount Of $40O. and he went
to California and got well, and is now enjoy
ing the benefits Of his own life insurance
Some Of the Masonic jewels have been
found in the ruins Of the Winthrop House
fire at Boston. Workmcn are removing the
ruins preparatory to the erection Of new
building, which is to include accornmoda-
tons for the Free Masons on an extended
scale
a paper in IIarpcr's Magazine for May,
under the title Of g ASupprcssed Princess
will attract much attention. 1t is the story
OF Olive Wilinot, the daughter of George iii
and of her descendants, now represented by
q lady known as Mrs Ryucs. The paper
appears to be original in this magazine.
We have almost a return Of the days over
which the venerable Shackford lamcnted.
when he said. ''a,ght times aught is ca
bought salt fish for . pence, and cheated me
out of20 cents. Great God, how is poor man
to live ?
The Raleigh Confederate says: General
Morgan is about to undertake one Of the
boldcst expeditions he ever vet made, which.
if successful, will be productive Of great to
our cause"
a new gas company in New York, with
4 capital Of three millions, has obtained full
power to lay pipes, etc, and will work under
a patent for making gas from a mixture of
anthracite and bituninous Goals Gas can
he made betteL in this way, it is said, and
lwcnty tive per cent, cheaper The citizens
will undoubtedly profitgrcatly by the com
petition.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25

''As was in the cars by the Gunes route
to Matanzas, it occurred to me that Senior
Oviedo owned plantations near that famed
pan of Matanzas. .Fortunately.ot found people
who know something of the Senior. One
thing is ccrtain--he is immensely rich--not
SO wealthy as Aldama, but still his property
is counted among the millions. What Of
him? We do not hear much good. To
speak in brief he was called an old wretch, y
His young American wife is represented
uudcr different aspects-somc say very well
contentcd-othcrs that she is miserable NV
own conviction is that she has plenty of
money to spend, and is not likely to be very
mserable-as she married for money, and
that really she had-for Oviedo's plantations
are superb. She had no child of her own
but can turn her attention to Ovcdo's yellow
children From what | learned, came to
the conclusion that Oviedo' social position
is not equal to his wcalth-that is, even his
enormous wealth does not assure him or his
wife cordial reception among the first So
ciety Of Cuba His family have rather an
odorous reputation. They have riches, but
no morals"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-04-25
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
N Permanent Cure of
Gonorrhea elect. Unnatural Discharges Impo-
tence, Seminal Weakness Nightly Emissions,
Incontnencc. Genital Debility and Irri-
liability. Gravel Structure and aiicc-
tons the Kidney aud Bladder,
which has been used by upwards Of
100 PHI SlCIA ANS
in their pri, ate practice with entire success, su-
preceding Cubeb's Capsules, or any other com.
pound hitherto known.
BE l. l. : l. L PILLS..
are speedy in action, often ciiecting Il cure in n
few DAYS. and when cure is effected it is perna-
nent They are prepared from vegetable extracts
that are harmless on the system, and never nau-
scate the stomach or impregnate The breath az d
being sugar coated, all nauseons taste is avoided
No change Of diet is necessary whilst using them,
nor docs their action interfere with business. -
Each box contains six dozen Pills.
Price, 81. Sold by all the principal druggists
yin places where no agent j. advertised they will
be sent by mail posi- paid, and confidently sccur-
ed from observation when desired, on receipt of
money, b. j. BRi AN. NJ. d., &c Cedar n.
Z. Smith a Dwycr. wholesale agents, Chicago.