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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

NXTHEREAs. On the gobt day u March, 4.
w u. 1891, Patrick AcMsiisu, ana
Nay MeNuiien, his wife, esscatsd unto
Austin Corbip as Trustee, srtain deed Of trust,
conveying 10 said trustee the land il Clinson
county, Iowa. described ~ follows. to wis. The
east half Of the southeast quarter Of section No.
twenty lone t2l,) in township No. eighsy-two
49,, north Of range No. four (4.) ssss Of Sth ,.
M, which said conveyance Wa made by the said
Meu uiiss and wife, toe the purfoos Of seearihg
the psymsnt Of certain pro@issssy aotts sad n .
interest," thereon. signed BY said Ps'riek MsAul-
les, dated The seth day Of Assoh, 4 b, 1881. sed
payable ssfsllows: rive for Astssn dollars sseh,
due In elk, twelve. eighteen, twenty fOaf And
thirty months from date and one tor tbroe hsnd-
RI snd tees dOllsD. due In Tires yssss ffoa
date, % The order of-Gsorgs d. Y. Dov, oil With
exchange on New York, and with Ten PIT eeat in
tsresf after due. b8s
And new, said thirty nopsbs note having bs-
come due and payable. and the sid Patrick
MeMullsn having failed 70 pay the cams
hereby give this public notice. that u
yir,ue Of the power which 10 In me vested by ssid
deed Of trust, viii. % Saturday, The lSt1 dsy
Of March, A. D. 1854, ~ the boss u ~ s'slosk
10 the forenoon Of sid dsy, q The Ceurs hOaso
door, in the city u Davsspsss, EXCUSE
and ose for ssJs, 81 pGhlis saettsnS It cash. The
parcel Of lam above described, q - oten
shsrsof q shalt b necessAsy to satisfy ~ tsy
The ensass due % sajd n0sos $50 y b~e6m4
ass With the istsress tA&rspA = ~ day ~ sale;
toeothse with III the eysts and expresses o1sou6l
~ ~ ssD1y 6ssts. = tAis hstieo - 1kvsess'e
DilSa ~ J w ~ y ys1ssssn .. b. No.
s AunI0 VDnnnu
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1idE GREAT Sc CREI.

1t saimi.,oi by all physicians that the grand
secret OF health and long lite lies in keeping the
blood and various fl aids of the boiy in hi ID de-
gree of fiiiity. When y.u feel coatinu d pain
IN the head or b. We 8, or any other pats OF III.
bod, you can prev ,nt serious 81 knees by taking
B,andts THIS pills
Bleeding may give momentary ease, because the
blood lett wi have IN re room. hut as the body
,s made from the blood and sustained by the
blood, to waste blood is to waste our lite, an
ruin our constitution hut Brandreth's Pills re-
lieve tho rcuation as readily as bleeding BY on
iy saking away what it can we'll spare, and THEY
NRvga BURT.
Mrs Hooper. Of Barnstable, Mass, was cured Of
st. vitus lance, General Debility and Costive-
ness of many years standing by Braudreth's Pills.
The case at length is published in the Pamphlets
sold By +. 3. Balori, davenport, Iowa, and by
all respectable dea.ers in medicines. fbl -d&w 3n
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Complicated Chronic CompI,ints

The Doctors practice is founded On Truth Il
seventeen years Staining ara iiIer. # a. 9th
era NO triliLg with LuIan existence or sac
flbcing life BY experiments The Doctor knows
upon examination the cause OF the disrase and
the remedy ne edet TO feEiuve IL not hy putEsn.
put ~ knowledge rraly see tho dissasg and lie
med'ciHe none but vtgstabfc guhs'ances used
AL mluefai Aid ppis0aous LItdSc.nfs discara.d.
Tue ectar has dIseDYc oi tDnny rt-reaiea Id his
travels ia >onth husGIsa, tglifuInia snl other
countries, HIGH hc hnds ~ general ut ity 10 the
heuiing art. Il u " te hoI.ei tina. invaiIds who
have tired doctors asd advert .pa rnsai zine. M
Ill worn cut Had Discouraged, viii nGsfAir bot II
u cure until thop hgRo Ri.tn br w - mef5crus
ana magleuc operations "A trial DUfiEy hfs
travels be hsa been the iust,umt ~. ~ htd'a
aAhds, " reAf0.n. r. heath sai a0r th04eas.
who were IN The verge vi Tie -raveA arn nov
hging fa9rnments o. hix skii and surcssstut ire T.
McEt, and are saliy exsiai.ning, s.Eissse' I'll Tho
LAY when Il ~ Wv Vi W s,nG parfOoK y! HE an4t-
VIC and Magnetic UBetof's Treatment" ..ails5ac-
tory reference i'll be ebec.frily gwen when r..
CURED. The Docfor viii p.eass ais feyulatIon
am staRs his III ~ make permanent cure IN ali
easef pig uhdertaktf fti. mode III ,xani alton
y with The Eye, ald ly az Analy teal process IL
re *aste HaLcria. y. tho b d.. Lilo therefore
asFs no questions, lGr requires ihy.iids 70 sx-
pam sytnutoms, telling the caut. ani the loca-
l.n " the dIcs ace with perfect tritahtv
- ME-, DR. oDDgULL abs6.at,iy at,efti.-
es 2 thl.s but what he has the ability ID ptD.
form a isfms 81 female aificgItres Httatdei
WIZ ,ho nhppies' rcsaits. invaiina WHO c.nno.
cons"lt the hector In Isf-ou by giving i .ta,,-
mebt ei their case, ~ill hs att-nds, r. ,,an,r,.
quired s' "As" -
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br. Z. Il. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer on
Chronic DRSE.IAEA

Offers the most certain, speedy and efIec, an.
NE 1DlES IN the World for the following com
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
D''dses ofAe 7aroat, Lungs, Hart, Spleen, Liz
or, Somaeh Lropsey m the Chest. Ese ant
Ear; Hheumat,sn,. Ne,dtyia Fts, and
other Nrrous Derangemenis ali
diseases of Btood. .Se,ojuLa,
EiysiPetos, Cancer. Eger
sores, Leprosy. AID
ueys aud al
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Csl .fos MIA T,easu.e Shipments.

The total aeionht of treasure shipped
from San Francisco dn,itg 1863, by The
P.rifi: Mail Steamship Con pany. was
SAL 500. 1887. OF this only $1,000,
1856 was sent directly to New York
tie remainder, 1881 ,s79,454 Gil have
been sh'pt Ell to Panama and England.
The rebel p-ivs.eers were the probable
oanse Of privipg our steamers of th,s
carr, Ing trade. The Alta Californian
gives the shipments Of treasure since
1912, aud including that year as tol
lows
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

! The RnAeian army in the Caucasus Il
in four divisions, each division NUMBER
ing tom q. 600 to 81; 900 men. Besides
this { rec, there are 81 bait .lions sta
fio6ed on the fson,isr, tour b6ttalions Of
ae.. sod two battslions Of engineers, .
dl.sion Of dragoons. 6hy regnDeuts Of
t3cssacta OfJ ne dimes twenty regiments
of Don Oossack-, $4,000 Georgians and
other u.ii.tia. This force Of over 2OO,-
600 meD, uuder the command Of Grand
Duke Michasl has for liz support the
other troops of the Don.
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WILCOX u GIBBs'
> + WING MACnlNE.
Price, with henmer L Teller, $40
THE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING NACBr
4 Is the best machine, SitAoss regard 70 price,
Family sewing,
BraidtmE,
helnllling,
Telling,
Tsacking,
COrao1mr
COrdiug,

., Su VI u
1t forms nat. even and elastic seem which l.
warranted not 70 rip in wear even IL the se.n, !.
cut - frequent intervals and also under III .;.-
cunstsnccs ITO survive the wash tub.
patented device Of great utility TO lea,ne,,
prevents the possibility Of the mackine being mn
IN inc wrong direction or the balance wheel
wearing Iady's dress.
Auo'h her feature which deserves particular A.
tention is the " ilcox Patent Needle, which can
not pc set wrOng.
Ills etnphs,eslly the COED w-p,iced family
sewing machine that the public have long teen
wanting for. -Boston T,anscr,pt.
It's indeed . wonderful rod uctiop an for fam
ny us, esl scislly no other viii bear any compar
ison with it, PHI. Ereasng JourarL
Amechauical ~oLuer. -Scis.tifc Amc, icon.
Among the best and most servicoahle SEWN
maehines. Light and elegantly fnished end 90
simple In its cvnstI uc'ioD that il secms almost
inpnssib 70. i, to get out o. repair Piusburg
Gtron,cle.
Has combined with its own peculiar merits all
the really valuable Improvements Of the higher
prices machines. Penn trdnidm
ihis machine in the opiaion oi tho committee
fills mpte nearly the requirements Of perfect ma
chine than any on cxhibi.!on.-frdnki 1nst.tut,
| Report or le1s
fnking into consideration s;mriiciiy 81 ea pncss
| durability and going ali woi he coMmiitce we're
rnani 1e4sy in favor Of ibe " ilrox 4 Gibbs, a
| single thread machine = Penrssicania Sigfe Az
J y
We INST ~ justict express our confidence in the
| meriis ~ She Wilcox 'iibhs sewing mach ,re.-
we consider thata great disidetatprn las beer
| IMPLIED by II il proving beyond doubtabattwt
| ihicsGs Gfe not. ~ was supposed necessary to d
good nlacaiaa.-- Chrs.t,on Adpoca,e and journal
| jane 81, 1850.
| After much and many pashinys tn.
| Stitching is found 70 retain ell the roundnes Il
| evenEess and LrmneSs which are 30 much aimiree
at hrst.-asir York SIN.
| ~ princiIieii il perfect --Enytneor. London,
Hos evident uiats Of superiority over all others
| PhIadiphia P,oss.
A serviceable machine. Ofthis We have ex
| perierce IN our oan family Boston lrdp.ier.
The beauty and simplicity OF its mechanics
| are admirable Express.
Nesening machine heretofore introduced ma
in 50 short time acquired such well inerited pop
ularty. Ctacinrartt Gazttte.
| We esteem i, the bfst machine for family use-
The stitch as I'M rcrptioaei .-.Syasd by nanny hun
| dred ctt,stas ~ Phidd,ip hid.
Lts Send for IA siIcnisr.- 81
JANIS WILCOX Nj ufac,urer,
| sp3-1tf sos Broadway, Ny.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

Total. 80. ...s..s ..s..sss.. oSa.AVZ cS&
The shipments TO China and other
points ky other vessels than those of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
are Included in the total shipments of
the year previons to 1864. II these
were included in the estimates Of last
season they would swell the gross
amount to total not much below that
Of any previous year.
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important Cure Of CoDsumnfion.

The Rev. A. G. HrSs, Of Ioii.pa,,oi,, Ina
sads NE t<stim cniAI 70 the many oshsss ~, y, j.
ensiv cared OF Cousum utios, by In Won -.
=, IN moSs nappy ~ sabscribing my same 4 monx
.neJfiends o. In. WooDHU. O., to wh0n =,
knowiedRe gSsstfui yemen bessncs N. n. -.
fessionsi dntiss N nyssIf had -. ~.
sith CoDsum ptron for ID 1ss th,e4 v.s,. go
Iof over year had nor aseu able to y alk aha.s
had sshahsted all the skin OF the best ~, "a.
cians lar aha anc nrar, and If iats ID began 4,
ASSUME very seriousssteci, o I'd the last .xv Of
hope had almost expired, when heard az ~ ~,
6 cat success. applied n him und., vhos.st,.s:
neht toe cure VS. perfect In six We. Ii. su ,h.t
lresuned my occur afiou 10 the pulpit. Xif,fe..
ecs oi tne disesse oisappesfe,. have bess vel
snd strong ever since. 1t Is nov over two ,ss,s
sncs sns esss vas elected, ard s,Ia ny srstem
eeatinees sreefSom any trace Sf the di,e.as 49,
eses: ms.t chssvfssiy sscopm mend 81 isG ,c,.d
20 nlm. hsss saved ny life and mssy ethsrs
aod ny rayers ere God Lless hin, Ara ms. =.
i've Tor fosay yssrs Tor the sake of sufe,so. In.
nanity. ns-
KEv.A. O. HUME.
lhrcsrAsSs Tssriasohfs.s q. Sh4 y,,,c.... :.
one 81 The macy tsssinonisis Of -. rfshis
c cs pessosm:d y On. Wo6bsufi, the esleb,s-
80 vsoex snd Chf0nio Uisease ~ vsfr3.. .ha
sss Sesn .sopns Tor psst shfse weeka ~ IA
o. N.ese.sI notsL ~ cssctsy; z ssf717I
Jsst,es TO Ds. Woodhall. tss eeleb,. S6n.c.....
sod Chsoaie Diseass rnyslodSs. i@sSss ~ - -.
ps6lis.ty 70 Tbs SoEloWine fseee ekssS -. ~ ~
anee. dsseCssssd : war - - M vhjsh -
esss .o,sS n sss let rh5sisisss : Cancer.
consulted ana enpscyed the bsst medioIi sEiii the
sossssy AFFORDED. and si4stisi. ~ IA IN. 90.
e up y despair % de: ~ peiSsi Vsse srsssI
. :. ! cSsl1 no. !sst nssk iobess. q Dr.
Woo6huRs arrival hers, end bsSriSS 81 q. ~
asrfei eusss. placed sysslf md ! III spe.s.s..
aad 70 bouss sfasf t6S apslIe1 sies a.
Che noseefs Tuskish Usscos SaIss, ibs Cssss,
= We 49,, g tbas a isetumeAt esuid . ~
sbsee1b e without tbs lesss We u lSiS. 10
c.ss = yssssst. - tan sstisely ~. IA -.
sdssy q ne ease v psss I'll i66Sisoslen.
....i.y sssids.es y asas spsils 1bi1s - ees..
!. vi. Asz,'a haa saAa 1AMDonA. HRaa1cr
w ~ UJs5jr1 kSvtdsass "a s6I.l i s1 :. =
Nss< Aybsss, CAisses.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

The hostility Of the Republican breth-
il1; V.ss tf{ht MiIhAPpi 10 Hbeolns
=,aslee.is.-is-ssssins more intense -
The time for holding the "Freedom Con-
vlSskF Ih IsuisvilIs, Moadsy next,
approaches. IL the popular branch Of
SsyeGEuW Ne Ossss day
s.,olutios esdossing the administration
v.s idtrodoced." W viii siio* the Chi
csRo Journal, the editor cf which -
MI. Liucoln's Secretary VI Legation ct
Loudop, to tell how it vas received:
De rn6v " rsoAl,sn no better
evidence > need6o TO dsmon.tsa'e the
Truth Of uhN wshave o ten asserted =
that The self- styled "Radiosl." Of Mis-
stu,i are mel ssI6sk faction ~, who
a,e ~ dest tn Z Of reel pat lot Sun or hon.
est pr'nc'ples ~ are the WORT Of The
Copperhcads ID. n the fact that recent
", when . vote was take, in tie lover
HOtise Of the Missouri l. 9isla.u'e on a
resolution endorsing the administration
oi Mr.. L'ucoln. 0nty three Of the "R"dt-
car men.b.ys ooted for IL, OILERS ro'ing
IN the neyutioe. and t'sa y.f Mrn p"r
poseiy ehaenting then.setoes ~heM The
cole scns tdkenl $3.50
The Missouri Democrat, the organ Of
The Rsdicas. p,unces upon the CT. cu'sr
Of Sim. Draper l. Co., calling upon tn
p.o IL 70 meet In their arprop'iae lsces
On the ped ifs-., AID non mate Lin
colo, in the loiIo~ine savage style:
THE pssIcN EXPOSED.
We are in p y. ession a document
which 10 cslculstea TO throw a vast dea'
Of ght upon The recent movements VI
certA n p,l.,iiiao.. l. di. clos.s G mo-
tive, no longer sccret, which has dicta.
ted the extraordinary sffors Of certain
men to get Abraham Lincoln before the
people ~ candidate, without the re-
commentator Of . National Union Con-
vent:on. The document alluded 10 COZ
ss,s of circular address to "rhs
loyal citizens of the UUited States,
e,nsna,iog from certain politicians 81
New York City, and is as follows:
Here follows the circular
II will thus be seen that the move
ment is n.sde to get up Lincoln party,
to ran Independent OF and in opposi,iuu
TO tho krpubilosn or Union party
Headquarters OF this movement are ia
that greatest seat of political ard all 9th
or ind f.f
and ID. leader is Simeon Dfsper, pro.
iessiosal stock broker, both 10 po litic
and iansies. Mr.. Draper was one Of III,
leaders Of the Seward delegation in tn
Chicago Republican Convention fou
years ago, and was exceedingly SOL
over the defeat Of his favori,e then. Ihi,
probably explains why be AMI his asso
cistes are now 80 min cal to the Nation
al Convention.
II il perfectly clear what the game at
tempted 10. These ,rick.tere, tskipg tim,
by the fcrelock = indscen,ly bcg,nnin,
their ope' al oas when the people oogh
TO DC thinking Of puttipg down the 10
a., bellion, instead Of making President
and growing fat on public patronage, an,
before the flieods Of other candidates
are moving-undestake the hot hous,
process Of forcing their man upon th,
people throsgh Legislative nominations
LansoIe clubs, etc. We have seen tn,
Ho1sipg Of the msshinery for some tim
Ne eow zee The hand which is pr pell
Ing il. We rejoice thst the really rep
xssnsativs frsss Of the country i BE- gio
= l. =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

The New York HeruM, New York
Ners, the Army and ~ on journal
&c., rseogrixi'g tho porular dema d
for and great value OF McCIe lan's re-
port h We annou' cod their purpose to
print it in f.li in their columns. The
Tribune, abiding 10 the Ne,cs asks
Why that paper pvbli. hes the ,erort.
and then assuming that it does 80
7Erf through adnii'aticn Of McCleIl,n, ask,
/ u Why snch "trxiio rs'' As tho Ne'cs people
are his f.c' d.. The World hrnd,om
y tarns tie tables, answering that the
News is an entcrprising .heet and de-
~s s'fes to eubance the value Of its columns
with the reading public, and then asks !:
But viii tho Tribune have the good
ness to exp ain to US why the govern
sihhient. ~sfich NICE supprcs sed the Nescs,
no. p rmi.s 1t to be published aud to
= I'd advocate peace, resistance, revolution;
and why the executive who Keeps Nj.
Vallandigham in exile permits Fernando
Wood on the floor OF Congress- aud else
where to 90 beyond Mr.. ValiandiaL .n
in bo.diAnd fsasless adv ,cy Of peace
and Why General Burnside was permit
.e9gItsdY6 surround Dir. Veil ,ndigbam with
bayonets, While to- day tie White House
s'''' c'nsesUdsovy Is ronsuckrd to adorn Mr..
.oassiis- Weosfs psnrior with fowsrs
The Tribune accuses these peace men
OF beng TRAITORS" Tha. is its language
aud it ssks Why are ali the suai,o,s"
friends OF Gen., Mcclellan !? We ask
:. the Itibsas wiy Rssi tent Lincol,. and
his cabinet are all them the friends of a
'.raiGor Psszssa2 p -Hssi&"
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ladies. Ladies. Lad .es.

LADIES', Ladies, Ladies.
Don't you fail to read the advertisement in
this payer headed
import "a MT to EsozH1 a1eO.
". Cheessmsn, of New York, has devoted tho
/ ST thirty years of his practice to female com-
plants. uis Plus act like charm. Tn y are
Reti1ile aud Safe log dw6u
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10 CO,aslsepevlt 8.

The Rev. Z. A. Wilson's eneoy Tor Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis. oughs, Cold, and all
Throat AMI Lung Affections, together with
pamphlet giving the pre- cription and . short his
tory Of his case. can be obtained of
4. ). BAiLORD,
Druggist, davenport, Iowa, No. West u ST.
dvc23-2n iAw
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To llosse Owners.

DR. SWEETS INFALLllLE LiNfMF Mt FOR
HrRSES is unrivnled by any, and in all cases OF
Lsmeness, arising from rpraiDs. BRUISES or
re pchine, its elect is magical and certain
Hasutss = 1d,e Calls, Scratches, Mango, DC, i,
viii also care speedily. spa,in and kingbpne
msy he easily prevented and cured in thor inc D.
lent stages, ou. c6n6rusd cases are beyond pos.l-
biity OF . radical NO case of tho kind
however, is 20 desperate or hopeless that il IN.
De alleviated by this Liniment, and its failniul
application will always rerrnve the Laneness. aud
cradle The horses TO travel with cor rsrttye ease
Every horse owner should 0ave this remedy At
hand for lis timely use at The FIRST appes rance OF
Lanene will eEectu lily prevent hose iormii liable
diseases menti. ned TO which sli hurses are liable
aud whi.h render go mauy otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
See adv ertiecirent. gi3-dwiv
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isss1i T. SHOE
manufacturers, using Ma
chimes, will find il the best
article knOsn Tor cenentinx
eIe Channels, AS it vorkd
Without deiav, is not affscte
oy any change OF tenpsra-
lnfo
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22

and oromatic beverage will fnd npthirg more pa
istabls You nay end u Xix ,tZ,h bottles in
one dozen cases, nm ch ar.e the same to our "a
cvuLt. YvLrs truly.
~. Jones & Go, Toledo. o.
CA g ,nk. ia icst 70, General Agent p25
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

b~ew.A Hresch,., TrocSe,.
l have nsereasaged my mind respecting them
lion ec 49, ssssteiag to ink yet better Of
walsh began thinking veil Of
Rev HskRY WAHD BEHcHrI.
JhA Tseshss are stsf o. life 10 me-
PRos. EDv'D NoRfs. Pres. Hamilton COLLEGE.
For Thsost freables they ass sp,e,6c.
n. =. Willis.
Too f.vosably kaovn to sssd sansrdssiep.
Hos. Gas A. PHsLrs. Pres Nass. senate
Contain no opiuD nor sny thing injurious
Ds. 4. A. HAYnD. Cheniot, Boston.
IN elegant eombiaasion forsouxhs. II =
DR q. T. BTesLow, Boston.
recommend thar nse ~ pablss spsaksra
Nav. 3. H. CHAPlM.
Very beneficial when suAesise from eolds.
Rsv. >. J. r. AZ DsasoN, Sc Losis.
Aness Instant relief 10 ths Distressing labor Of
brssthipg peculiar to Asshma.
~ Il. A-HRy' A. u. t0aly sreH, New York.
They have suited my case exactly relieving ny
throat 30 tat could sing With ease.
T.DsCnARnR, Chof. fresch Church. Montreal
As there ere i'm: sions be sure And oBrAis rHs
0ssUIS9 - jan25
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EV QUACKEhY. I earnestly caution all
young 70 IN suffer os fro n Nervous usbili:y, &C.,
against eoda. ge'irs Their health BY pstrouising
any cf,he advertising qu.cks. ,ou can fully re-
yer oy the methods used BY the advertiser, end
BY hunirets Of Others, and IN 10 OiHgs way.
Road q latter which v.li send yo1 If you will
fsDd me pot paid envelope bearing your adj
cress. Direet to
EDWARD II TRAvER,
cbi1SAslyl Lick OK. po.toD Mass
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Groceries, Hour Il Feed Store

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN.
1 FORMS the citzens OF Scott ard adi iaiar
countes, hat be will constantly ID ii t. IL As~
Store, corner o. Secon anr Sco.. II II. good
ass rt'nent OF Groceries. Fi..r uhi Feed, which
ne VT ] al ~avs sell at the lowest atket prize
Highest price paid for farm Produce. Goods
delivered fire.. at charge in city limits.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-22
A GREAT HeeELLilN.


Asnave been your rg ,nts, tor 80 {
time, f'r the sale Of y.ur Gods, ana
tr IN he repeated calls have had
| f"r your swedish 1rsndy We nnw de-
sire astuc. o. that article. The s,e-
imsn bottle sent IL US has bc-n eX-
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tined TO meet with arapid and extern
siye sale ia tn,s section; las les and
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-18

A Boy CD Soldier.
Last Thursday morning, young boy appa'
rently about 10 or l3 years of age, presented
himself before Dr. G. /, Neff, examining Sur
geon of the 5th Dstrict, with request for exami-
nation, that he might enlist in the Union army
He was of fair complexion, well formed, and
possessed of more than ordinary sense for one so
young. The boy was dirty and very ragged,
Surgeon Neff told him he was too young en-
tircly tostandthe futgues of soldiers life, and
further examination was unnecessary The
bon ~ said he had been abtsed by his parents,
compelled to Leave homie, and seemed dctermin-
to don the suit Of blue and rank with the ma
ny noble tnen who are fighting for Our Govern
ment in its present trying times. After listen
ing .ttcntively to the sed story Of the youth,
the Dr. gave him coat, and one of our rtier'
chants presented him cap and pair Of boots.
Surgeon Neff then took him under his charge,
intending to give him employment as an errand
boy for his family. In the evening the boy
was chopping at the wood pile, when an elder
ly gentleman approached, tapped him on the
shoulder with the remaak: "Daughter! you had
better come home" and suitng the action to his
words led the girl sway--homeward bound,
We understand he was the daughter OF a veal
thy citizen living not far from Lima, and be-
coming enamored with her "scjer boy" resov-
ed to share his trials in the army.-Lima Ga