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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
NEW YoRK. March I

Sn" OuAs W ~ vi -
The steamer City of New York which
left Liverpool at noon on the Path, and
Queenstown on the 25th, arrived ut Z
A. NJ.
The steamer America, from New
York, arrived at Southampton on the
morning of the Path.
The Morning Posts city article says
the reports from Par are still more pos
live that confidential negotiations are
progressing between France and England
tor joint recognili of The Contedera-
cy, and it England refuses, France vii
act alone. The Pos. declines to vouch
tor these reports.
In the House Of Commons, Mr.. Sew
mour Fdz Gerald denounced the govern
ment for selling Lands rams. lie az
serted that the action was in controven-
tim Of law. In moving Tor all cor
respondence on tie SUBJECT. he said he
should dcplore war with America, but
would Father go to war than tat the
laws Of England should be infringed
upon in consequence of threats of foreign
ambassadors.
The Attorney General offended the
government, and explained their legal
ton cl-imec f>r the government the
more from sense OF justice than any
otner motives.
Several sp .akers denounced the
cour.e Of the COVE nmen,, and Oh .rged
It With pusilap nifty. Others ,epIl+ d
friendly. TIE mott was r, jactcd by
vote Of l7s to l53 "a maj ity of 5
for the government, aud WIS received
with loud cheers from the minis, erial
side.
Mr. Laird said it was true that with
the consent Of the British and American
governments tobacco had pas d through
the blockade at Richmond for he Aus
tri,n AID French COVE, nment.. Eng
land made no simila, application f cot
ton because the case was al ogether d T.
ferent.
An Immense meeting at Dublin 10
protest against the ,ect on of III. Alper,
memorial in College Green, was broker
up by riotous proceedings. A desperate
fight took place, but nothing serious.
Addition particulars of the P,us lar
repulse at Duppel are conflicting. Oot
account looks disastrous tor the Prus
slans, but the Prussian offici,l accoun,
Is the reverse, and only admits three
KILLED and twenty woun ded.
1t is asserted that Eagland's proposed
conference on the Danish question upon
new basis, have been asssuted to BY
Austria and Prussia.
The Times regards this as hopeful for
q settlement.
1t was asserted that the entente cor
dial between France and Eogland wa.
10 longer doubtful. The Emperor agree.
to Co operate.
Hamburg kilograms announce that
the Prussians had evacuated Jullant
but the British papers say that they re-
tanned possession of Keolding, with or
ders not to advance beyond.
The Germans we're busy destroying
the Danneskink.
% the 22d the Prussians attacked
the whole DANISH line at Dapnel. The
Danes were at fret driven back, bnt af-
ter cards re-occupied their former posi-
ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
New YoRx. March 7


The Tr,bune's coArcspo nde"co an
nonnces the safe arrival at F.,t Monroe.
Of CT. Dahlgren, and 100 of bis com.
msnd.
The Richmond Wing ofthe 2a fully
confirms the Union accounts of kilpAt-
ii. ks raid.
The World has a rumor via New Orr
leans, that Sherman Was dc eatej on
the IL b ult., at Chunky river, near
Mer An, wnh ioss of Is, 900 men, and
the army totally broken up Lee, Ad ms
and Forests cavalry, reported in hi.
rear. The story is undoubtedly ca
nard.
The Worlds Wash ston dispatch
states that the reb.l WAR depar, me at
have set on foot measu res to con. cript
10000 negroes to work on the f.rtltcs-
tions OF Richmond aud els ewhe,e.
Gen. Meade has returned to the armv
Of t Patomsc.
The WOr.d's Iilton Hea d letter .. "a
Gen. Gilmore has sent orders 10 Florida
that IN future only Jacksonville will be
held by us, and no Effort made to occu; >
other towns.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
More uwaut hen ticated Ru.
nmOrs about Foreign In.
tcfvenofOn.
Rebel sympathy in the
House OF Commons.
SchlessCtg. Nolsteise .aHasvs
RPDore thOt Gen. Sherman
hes beeW s'eFxAteA, near
sDertAsase. ~ tss., 20 III
WIoss Of -, 900 .Mew.
BALrlMe re, March 8.

BALTIMf RE, March 6.
There are rumors ia the sire. Is OF an
intended raid on the Chesapeake. and
that the steamer Louisiana, of the Mr.
folk line, had been captured by party of
rebels while on her way down to Fot
Monroe, and taken into one Of Il e rivers
Of the western shore of Virginia.
1t was stated hat the rebels we're in
armed tugs. As far as can be ascertain
ed this rumor is false, but three other
srall boats have been captured. One OF
them is the side wheel steamer between
Fort Monroe and Cherry Stone Iulet.
The other two were tugs employed in
running between the same points.
The party making the capture were in
schooner which is supposed to have
come out Of the Rappahannock. They
boarded the steamer and compelled Capt.
Webster to give boud to the amount Of
100000, and then released her. They
stole 81, 100 from the captain.
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WAsHINGToN. March 5.

" ASHAN"tuN, MATCH y.
The House today is devoted Ito speech
making
Mr.. Baldwin, of Massachusetts, spoke Of
the aoctrine OF States Rights as . mere 10.
strument to break down nationality and
substitute plantation despotism.
Mr. Boyd made speech IN reply to Mr..
Blair. He maintained that the radical
members were the only true representa-
tives here Of the Union sentiment Of that
State, aud that the President said to hin
that If the threats Of either the cons. rava.
tives, Claybanks, Or those oi the radicals
had to be cut, be would spare the radicals.
Mr.. Voorhees,, Of Indiana, said that the
American Republic is dying, and summed
up the Causes wuich are working ITS down
fall under the present administrations
y ust,ce vas no longer established nor the
blessings oil liberty secured " citizens.
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NEW YORK. March 6


Richmond papers Of the 1,t ana q inst.
have been received. They admit thst kn-
patrick penetrated to within three miles u
the city, and relate how narrowly General
Lee escaped capture.
General Wise also had narrow escape,
being at the residence OF the rebel Score
tsry Of War, from whence he reached the
city.
Four hundred more Of our prisoners were
shipped February 29th for Americas, Ga.
Three thousand thus lar have bsen SENT
There are cOmmodations for six thou
sand.
Forty six miles OF the Mobile 4 Ohio r.
n were destroyed BY Gen. Sherman. Tue
southern road Was also destroyed from M.T-
idsn to Jackson.
The rebel accounts Of the battle at Olus-
tee, Fla, show that their force consisted Vi
IL regiments Of infantry, 4 battaIi,ons q
cavalry, and 3 batteries Ut artillery, and
their Ivss was 800 killed aul wounded.
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CI>crsSAri, March Z.
Geu Grant passed through here this
MON ug en- r.nte Tor Washington.
Dispxtcbes to the Goseite from Chat
,auo0ga indicates that the rebels are
pr IS pg. our lines.
Our advance has been withdrawing
from TunneII Hill to Ringgo'd.
The rebel furnaces at Atlan-a stopped
running for want Of coal.
Advlces from Rockville, Of the 9Th,
sly III L ,ngst'eet IS supposed to be at
Greenville. His f.rces hold Bll's Gap.
1t is thought hat onl, small part Of
his armv had gone to Georgia.
Our advance is at Morristuwn.
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=: Al nave heretofore DceD cOOsld-
z cred incurable by the medical
faculty ot tho world, az skill
fully t,eateu with distinguished success bb DR.
WI. HU ,TER.. DR. JANIS HUNTER and
lpR. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic. Germany
Those three scientific Ptysici4 ms and surgeo.
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards Of forty y.n,s. They es, ec,aily call tho
attention Of the afflicted TO the following named
dis asts:
Coughs, Colds, Group, Consumption.
md the mos distressing of all diseases tho
ASTHMA or PRTHIsIC and all other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Heat. Also dis
9 SEES of the Stomach, Liver, kidaeys. Spleen
Bladder ~ d Bowels, such US y, spepsis, which il
very distressing complaint. DiarrhGa, u yseutavy
Conc ipation or inues c ,,tiveness This iat
tor dise.s mnst always preinduces
Piles As1oA F10tl11A.
Which Is treated with marked sacles. without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. Tue nerves
are often diseased and Neura!g,, Rheumatism,
Gout and Paralysis are distressing Complains
Also all Female '.onplai such as Weakness,
Debility aud diseases u the Womb, ali cured with
out cut Ing with a knife.
CARcRINoHa, or CANCER, is anoth er disease tina
has IT. erto bai1ed IL e skill Of the errdite aud
learned doctors OF the world. This n.onstrOus
HyfrA must now bow It's head, for it can bccured
All Tuners. Wins, lceis or Old Sores, hid dis
easee, White Swellibss, Club feet. alike can be
u,ed withou, cutting with tire knits.
D1QeA~o~ OF the Dyo0.
such ~ Lachrymal r s'ula. .>.rabismus or eros.
Eyes Black or " hiie spots ON the Eye Ball, Sore
yes, blindness aud Cs,arA:t.
Tho latter .isease can often be cured without
resort to cutting With the katie. Patients with
staract viii do oil call aud los Doctor ex-
anime their rs.e large a.strtment Of
Artificial Eyes. pc t.cttg natural. Al
d.eens.s IF The Ear.
Such ~ roaring .r buss.ig sounis, offensive die
charges aud de.tno.s. tie Doctor has Tubes and
Ear runs amt Oracles. Of all sizes an d.scrip
tions, which restore nearing very perfect to those
who are deaf
Persons writing vii en- lose ten cents. Write
vi b your full nrme. towr, cot MY and State
Your letters will be oiDptiy answered BE Us
particular rs you can il giving full history Of
your disease. address
DK HUN1Lk, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box 6o75 Post Office
Hours from A. ~ to s r NJ Ufice No. VI
Randolph corner Of JesrDtn street, Chicago Iii.
LII
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KxoxyllLg. March Z

Scouts report Long.treet has shipped HE
sagons per train to Richmond, and 10
mounting bis we0 upon the hUrses and
mules t1us released, aud y passisg I'll aoi.
msIs that can b. found. r .oei cavalry are
stall securing the country a. tho south aud
ea>t u ". MARITIME cavalry appes,ed yes
tesdsy in The RtensA bsOsd, near the meet.
NJ u B & P.ssDu.
Sons sppfebeesioe y felt 81 .. rid b.
Musgan On oar r. B. euaovajoosiuo wiah
Qho1eonop0n, a6~ 81 ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
Bl,ruN. Marcl, s

The extensive dtu: aud medicine estsb.
tishment OF Weeks 4 Potter, 100 Vast.
'ngton street, was destroyed by ise this
morning. The building extended through
from Washington to llswiey street. 1,
was valued at $4,000 and was insured
Tor only W. wv. Oniy the walls remain
standing. Inc stock Oi Weeks b Potter.
valued At $lIO 90 va, insured tor 1854
wv, manu-, IA Boston aud New England
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

Giro, March S.
The steamer Rocket from V.ckshurg the
21,h arrived this Afternoon With AZ suer
,lila PRISONERS captured al variuus tunes by
the Marine Brigade. Tney belonged to
bands who have teen tirlng into steamers
along the river. Among them are two
Lit utenants and Que y plain.
Memphis papers Of tue 81, contain no
news IL that district.
The river has ris. u four feet in three day 5
and Continues to rI.e.
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Michigan southern 4 Like shore
RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRAN CEMENT

IN AND FTER MAY lTH, AND IN
I'll further notice trains will leave Chicago -
- follows:
700 A n New York Exprsss, daily. s1espS
0sndsys.
7:soP n Night Express, daily, szssps Sasss-
days.
1 Trsins arrive in Chicago ct Sis p n, end
Sis n.
All the shove trains sake regular oospsssioss
70 uurkifk, Buffalo, Niaxars Falls, Albany, New
sofk, Huston, Philadsll his. baltimore and 4
veints East.
luxurious new Sleeping Cosehss, with ell mod
sru improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tieksts oan be obtsinod ~ the CoD-
2sny Once. ~ CLARK street, Under sherman
Itssss, 81 It the Depot, corner Of Old Van Burss
NJ sherman sssoess.
H.E.SAwYER,
0snsrai Western AessI
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WARRINGTON. March

" ASuINVIVN, AVSTCU Vs
The U. 5. Court Of Ciaiu., Judge l. ring
only dissenting, nave delivered al Opinion
IN the Case II WIN. s. Giant vs.. the u. S..
being Claim brought against tue Govern
nent for che recovery ot certain property
destroyed BY U. s tro,ps.
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chi AGO, Msrch 8

The city vas literally flooded last night
9th counterfeit 8. on tue Ea.sera BAuk u
Bangor, Name. A large gang VI oper .tuss
we're engaged IN circulating the trash, one
Vi whow was arrested. Tue cuuute,i-,s IL
al txsct limitation vi the genuine but the
engraving 10 s0mew nat c1arse.
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D.. 0eCee(ss
10lALLIDLE LIHURU4
Great Exlorpal Rpnel,.

Isy RAesmasism 0ose, Nssrsisic, Lsrboo.. 81.
Neck osd Joists, Spsss.s. E,u;s.. ~ -"
wo~.d., P.i.s, H.adsei.. osa a. 'j 49, s"s
matte and Nervous disorders.
EOR 81 Of whish Il 10 speedy and ee,ta,,
remedy. and never fails This Linineue &
pseps'ea iIcm the rseips u Dr. stephen wet. Of
Coonsctiuut, the famoss A0ue softer. Ana hss -.
ueed n his practice for more than twenty 49,,
with the most astonishing success
- AN ALLsvfASos % Pans, il 10 u>sivaled bv
any preparation before the public. Of which The
sS ss.spueai nay % convinced By sipgis trial.
hhsunstic Disorders Of every kIsd. Ana h tho..
sands Of cases who're IL hes bson u.ed IL h.s ~
o. 6sen known - fail.
Fos NsusAls'A. Il will aG.r imms di..s re,,.,
10 :ve!y case. ho.evss distressing.
IL Will relieve the worst eaees cf HsAnac-. 4,
ehsse = mites and IL 10 warranted 70 do Il.
IOO ~ chs also will Il cure instantly.
FOK NERVOUS DEBlLfl and taeueral La.
nt0ds arising from impsudsncs cr excess, this VT
,msa. !" most happy and un'sil,ng remedy act
on: and revhes the syssm, and fsesoresi Il TO eias
ITCHY aud vigur.
tOR flLt%-As IN external remedy 10 claim
that II 10 the best known, and We challenge the
world IT, produce IN % sai. livery victim Of III
ing complaint should give it t,ia, for il
Will Dot fail TO AFFORD immcdiA,e relief, and il :
majority Vt cascs viii effect radical cure
QUiNSY 4 >OkE TuRU At are sometimes a.
tremey "siiynsnt and dangerous. but a timely
application Of his Lin,ment viii mover tail to cure
SPk ms are sometimes very bs.inste, ard
enlargement Of the joints is liable 70 occur II ne.
gectei. Tho worst case nay he conquered by
IS Liniment In too or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SOnES. I'll
CIR ), BURN, d SC .LDS, yield readily 10 the
wonderful healing properties OF DIX. SW kkT'S
INFA LLlBLk LlNlMkNr, when used according
70 directions also ChILBLAlN>, FROSTED
FEET, INSECT BITES A.STINGS.
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at band, for its timely
use at the first appearance Of Lameness will effect
uaiiy prevent those formidable diseases, to which
oil horses are liable,and which render 90 MANI
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless
Over four huadred voluntary testimonials to
the wonderful curative properties Of this Lini.
ment have been received within the two yoars.'
and many d them from persons in the highest
ranks Of life
Caution.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and
Likeness Of nr. Ste, hen sweet on every label
and also "Stephen Sweets Infallible Eminent
blown in the asa ot'each hottie, without which
none are genuine. RICHARDSON l. co.,
Sole Propsietors. Norwich, c..
FOR SAFE ~ dealers generally. aga .-ddw
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LOUISVILLE March 5.

LOUISVILLE, March S.
Juaec Rise in tue cnahce.y court yes
ter1ay. decided an assignment ifOm disluyai
irUs IL. security Vi taeir creditors geuer
any 10 hr wand.
Geo. Cant arrived this evening en- route
for Washington.
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~. d. COM DON.
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
"A ana Notary Public. Office, North-wes
9.osf OF nraly anu Second streets, upstairs
osSAnoe on BRADY street. iulv 2e.dt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07
If you do. use
NOON assVs Germ un Rfffera

from Rev. j. Newton Brown. D. D., = ditto, Of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowlsdxe.l
;, Although not disposed to favor or recommend
rstent Hedicines in gelersl, through rust of
their ingredisnts and effects | ,et know If no
sumcieht re ast ms why man may not testisy to
what ne believes himself to have received =, m
any SIN preparation, in the hope ut he may
t'us Contribute ~ the benefit OF others.
! Do THIS more readily in regard to hooAa, de
Gerua an bifiers, prepared by Or Z. 81. J ckson. of
THIS cry, because was prejudiced against them
Tor many years, under the Impression that thAy
were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indie bted
70 ny friend "cbeit Shoemaker, Esq. Tor the re-
DoVai OF this prejudice by proper tests, and ior
encouragement to try them, whom suffering from
great and long ntinued debility. The use VI
three o"ttes OF these b;tters at the beginning Of
tue present .ear. wss fellow ed by evident relief
ana restoration 10 degree of bodily and mental
vigor which had not lei, Tor six msntns before
.nd bal almost desl aired OF regain,ng. l there
tore thank God and my friend for directing mo TO
the use oi them. j NEWTON brown.
PHILADELPHIA. June 23d lS6I..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-07

SErArE.-The bill authorizing the
Pre-ident to uegotists treaties W.T. Ger.
~" iod'sn tribes Of Oregon, vas passed.
Ramsey called " the bill sranung
.aeoe 70 I'D in constructing railroad
!tom 81 Paul to The hssd e Leke, Ssps.
sscs Hove eppoeed ~ bill saa eos-
'.s- ~ sisk !. s,iessk :. szsa. !
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CAv.t,,ry Kv March 4

The noted guerrilla, Cspt. alias Colonel
Richardson, en- route nor UwsId as y prls-
Jner, while attempting to &C p. was shot
dead by Gait. Stone I the 37lu Kentucky.
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DIR. G. w. ROBACK.

Oonoaus Vm0, FToprietnr q
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
~ @ 4. COOK, Chicago, tsenI Aga.
~ q Wholesale In Chicago By FULLER, YINCn
. 1ULLBR, aad oil Druggrs.
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied y
AZ CnOOKEY, and O. n. BECKwlTH CAeaes.
-Na -
ord. Stevenson 4 Carnahan, /. J. Wells. @
Schlegei, Ditxen h Koch and N. Kovae..
Sold at Wholesale by Beidorbecke 1 Willie, and
F. Reddewig my2s dAw
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Tne comm ttes on elections have d. CID, d
that Mr.. Loan, vi Missouri, is not entitled
to the seat he occupies.
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No. 031 Arch Sc.

70 ~ - - - 1cvAan9 - D
(0ssSssseD0 Q. \. Jssasoa . Cs.). u.
sd ~ gswkee@A = pseSetoopu.
- fse sals u Dsueeleee 81 Dcsisv - 60
- ~ = U.s. - N 01@ep1A0l1
III .sa~xf IL tnd lna Yl4asa0s#
" .ers usssau~ve9 1.~i
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eli As. WHirrAkER,
4 TTORNEY AND COtNSELUR AT LAW
IA OvrI0g on Main street, in Grants Block, up
stairs. 'my26 DIFF
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Further Particulars Of Kilpae.
rtCA'S ssuIsl.

I'm me nse Dam age Done the Itch.
els.
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WGBE.s 4 sisO., Managers,
Davenport Carrlaeo Nannfaator,

I sJ6SSR THIRD b dAkRl UN STREETS.
- 0AvsnpIrs, .o~A, u .nafAe urs oil kinds ii
OAeHAsss. IA ssiss and Wagons, flo !, the bsss
- s'se.A'' All "ArrSas then e. " perfect Salts
'se:so>. HspMrng done % shOes tee
"Ms; nSlsrsts. EasvarAss hoas nanufss.
eAsos. decl-dtf
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Every Horse Owner
DIR. AUNTElk
Treats Manv Diseases.

MANY CHRONIC Dis
BASES incidental TO the hu-
mau famiiy. and even such ~
have heretofore been consid-
cred incurable by the medical
faculty OF tho world, are skill
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Z chicago flooded ~ 1Gh Counter.
fe I Money.
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THEY CONTAIN
No Alcohol or Bad WHISKY

No Alcohol or Bad Whisky
They will cure the above diseases in
ninety nine cases out Of a hundred.
EN- YOU?
~ YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE
W YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CON.
STlIUTIONs
W YOU WANT TO FEEL WELL
" YOU WANT To 1ET KID Or NERVOUS
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20 YOU WANT ENLRGvP
10 YOU WANT To SLEkP WELL,
W YOU WANT A BRISK AND VIGOROUS
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Me- y wole.oGDoaD ~ ,snp saApv ! NAN.
lAke3 ~ V&uAR AMI n Tas .HESr
0x ssylo
Hes aaA Qeys' C1Aeha~g
q eeuv loEi(eoso. sTbs f1lIsse eueiu9aaA,..
WaNoeoe4 lselieit M ~. - eus01neo~esS
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II. IL. KING.

IA. ii. KING,
A TTORvEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
~ AID Notary Public.
OFPlUs - DAsenport's Block, LeClaire, 10 -.
Particular attention paid to collections in Scot
Uounty. myS-dly
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MEDICAL.

A. Ut AL q No TIC,
HIGHLY coscExrRArxD
VEGET.lBLEE EXTRACT
- PHre ToMtc.
DOCTOR HOoFLAND'S
GERMAN IA z.TMHR0.
DIR. c. NJ JACKSON. Philadelphia, Pa.
WILL sSvMrUALlr cuRR
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA,
JAUN DICE.
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Usseasss
Of the hidneys, and all diseases
arising from a disordeyed
Lirer0r Stomach,
such %
Constipation, In.
ward Piles, FuIpess o,
Bi~oi 20 tn head, acidity to
sne stomach, NAUSEA, Heartburn
.D!sgast for Food. rulness or Weight
IN ths Stomach ,Ser ..ructa tions.S sink.
iag or fluttering at tao Fit OF Sto, .eh.
owitDning Of the Head, Hurr ed ana Difficult
Fluttering Of The Heart, Chosins Or Suan.t.
rug neh saiion- when in u lying posture ijimnes,
OF vision, Dots or Webs before the Sient Fever
ana Dull Pain in the lieaa, deficiency of Per-
Spiration. leiowness Of the Skin and Eyes.
Pain in The Side, Back Chest. Limbs.
&C.. Sudden Pushes Of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,l
Constant Imsginingg
Of Evil and great
Depression Of
Spirits
snd Will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER
BILIOUS FEvEx, &C.
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