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4 MAN OF a THOUsANDI
a gONsUKPTTvz CURED.

Dr.. b. JAmEs, q Retired Physician Of great
emlnenoe, discovered, while n the East Indies, 3
certain euro for OonsumptiOH, Asthma, Bronchiti1,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
Vas discovered by him when his only child, dAuRh-
ter Was given up 70 die His child cured, and s
alive and we'll. Desir0us OF benehtting his fell
low mOrtals, he viii send 70 those Whe Eish Il the
recipe containing full directions for making and
oessfully using this remedy free receipt Of then
uomea, With two stamps to pay expenses, There Is
once take holdOf and dlsspate. Night FWeat5g Pee.
Vishness Irritation OF The nerves, allure OF memory
dicut eIpeotcTatioE sharp palma IN the luRg8l
throat chilly sansatOns, nauses az the stomach, In
sctiOr 81 the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
Rsr rhsg sat tilis adT7rcirBent In address
ORADDOuK s CO., :.
~st-f51 Nrrfh dist philadelphia. Pa
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a RKIunD II Has4t-TEE IL
lI -Es gEsei'E IHFAELIBLz e IL eRiIfs Prssar
rsn ths resipe G. DE-. st9Fh5n ETsos, Ct cognsoslss
ths E-aat bone Estt8E Gnd hsE bsen UEs IL hiz gsa
o. for fhs last twenty FszFH ith fhs most tozss
dag uuooe1l. As IN external rcmedy e ~ Ffthcui
EFAls and VIII elevate Psip eEe spesdnY thaE e.
athcE prsparatiol. EQT eu Rseum1tis and EergaI
1ore1, HcundE, 6rrltnE, Bruises, Co, tss soothiT
healtls and powerful sEr6lE C1ine rFcpensiies,
ste The iuEt wonder sad stoui1h aen o. all WAC be
oTsr given if . trial Over four hEad-ed cert foz-s
e. Funarkabis cures rsEiJTe1 D. e Withil tho isl
nNo Year,, gttcrf 70 fhig fsgE -sr1nG & ArlztrurE
arsef1 for CusVeIar5 dr-fazitsoEdsgE sgE-sE.f
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ERoHEssoR or ELECrE0-AFBN AID HEDIGIBas
Omce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors nom Superior,
up stairs, opposite tine Oity Hotel.
ONCE hours irems @ p and from 10 o'olqcH
da.lE lAnndars eZcepfof.l , =
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GRAND CAMPAIGN
W ABOUT
KLINE & OA'S HOOP BAZAAR,
AHd Skirt Mandatory,


We have now ready our iull stock OF skeletons In
our rev location the commencement Of the
Spring trade which embraces all OF the eadi sty les
including tue patent gore trail, aisb the neWes
style QUAKE SIX 'rts. Weksap AlRRys hand skirts
Of extra stZs and length and ladies who always have
trouble 10 ind skirt long or large enough viii
generally find them here We will adhere strictly to
our ormsr prin iples, viz: keep none but good ar
tice, which will continus 10 sell At he inWest
possible prices Our reta depar sment is in charge
OF competent ladits. Dealers IN surrounding towns
will DO we'll BY oonFuluDg their own interest to
cali on Us before giving their orders CT going East
A large assortment o Ere Ech aud American corsets
and patent skirt supporters always on hand. Also
wnols sals dealers IN Yankee Notions, Fancy Coos,
EmbroideTles, ucsiery, &C A KLINE co.
mayl2 Us superior ST Cleye snd, o.
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SCALES.

COALES.-FRENTY YEARS o.
~ experienoe on all the known modes Of mskinf
Platform Scales, enables the subscriber 70 warrant
hi1 Patent Wrought fron Scales TO bis OLD friends and
customers in Northern Ohio, decidedly superior e
any ether Scale now IN tue market. Having increat
IL Address orders, or cali At the Factory, so6th
side Ssnera-St Bridge, cleveland, ~, 0r No, 14 4th
mar msfi5-iS JEKEELER
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NlAIl ca s. slss
SE.NI:sgAslaslISIES;S
.Inn DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or Spsrmatorrhea, elect, Co., and
EMPOTENgY CURED,
AFTER ALI oTHIR TREATMEET FAILS
DR.. A. GIBSON

% Eormsrly Of New YORK City, will pay ons hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever fails to euro the
/ the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the same diseases with equal success
After many years Of laboriOuE study and expert
ence, Dr. GIBSON is happy In being able to announot
70 the unfortunate, that he has perfected system Of
l treatment for
THE SPEEDY AND PREMAEEEr 0URav
above, and also all contagious diseases Of the
REPRoDUoTIyE ORGANS, with al bad effects arising
therefrom, including general
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PBOSTRATIOH
De has succeeded In curing cases In this city
of whom had expended hundreds OF fdolsrs with self.
maiadies with success, and without receiving the
least particle Of benefit,
DR.. GIBsoS does not boast that be Is member Of
some College in london or Paris, as perhaps Eome
others do for the purpose OF fensnarng tie innocent
and who held out great pecations never to be real
lied But what Dr. G. might boast Of is this that he
s able to give entire satisfaction to those who re-
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London Paris,
OF any patent medicine TO equal for the radical cure
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or derangs-
mentsi both mental and physical, arising from Sax
ual or secret abuse.
following advantages all Others yet discovered
and hrst the agents used in respect disagreea
cury, any other delsterious drug; secondly, no
restrictions in diet business Is required thirdly
stands prepared to 60 into any public or private hos
pital in the United States and demonstrate the i'm
other now known to the world in point Of prompt.
ness, Permansncy, mildnsss, safety and convenience
TO the patient.
Dr. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past Five years performed many
OF diseases which had years resisted al other
modes Of treatment References can be given to 10.
youals Of the FIRST respectabiity in Cleveland, Boz
ton, New York and other cities in regard to skill and
integrity in all professional transactions. Dyspepsia
Rheumatlsm, scrofula, and all chronic diseases
treated with superior success.
- Medicineg sent to any part the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBsoEs New Work hy5i for sails n
bis once.
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/. P0sT.0FFleg TERaEaTABlE.
1854. Winter arrangement 1854.
31o BOE ZHE
AEFsvRE Rzsz gi2ssaa ~ 5zaizs

ASSS--s HAA-e1- ~ AAptA6P--NAe 49,
ao B0E zHE
&EFEvaE RAd giasEaa - Asili
4s..ealu hTTHR-a -at
CLEVELAND POST OEBIOE,
Commencing November 18th, 1864.
sFMals VIII Be opsnsd and rsady 1or dslisnzy On'
H!TAn Mails cloFe one hour before departure o.
ARRIVAL OF KAIIs AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives zoo A. NJ. and l:4o and
EASTERN way arrives at l0:l5 a. NJ
do Way arrives At $40 P. n.
sandusky Way arrives at 9:25 a. =.
OincinnAfi Through arrives At 40 A. H., 20 :. p
do Way arrives at s;00 Z. NJ.
| do Way arrives st 2:45 P. n.
/ Medina Wsy arrives at 4;e0 P III.
RookPert, &os arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
BreCksvle, Rath, ~, arrives Mondays and Fridays
Sharon Center, erHnsss, North B2yatOn &C.. srriEsI
Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ.
MRfrensyille arrives daily at lOsl5 A. n.
last Cleveland and Euclid srTiTesd daily a. 4. =
lUf CLOSING OF MAILS.
E4sTzRA THaoUGa, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, Rev
York Hartford, aad Willoughby, Painesvile, Gene
Va Astsbula and Oonnesut, oloses at $50 A N.
KAsfESs THROUGH, Tor New York only, CLOSES q
TGsrEsH THRoueH, for Eris, BuaAIo, Albany, Bos-
ton New YORK and Hartford, closes ct $40 ?. N.
9AsTHRs HAY, for ell points between Cleveland and
Eric closes t2:55 P. NJ.
WEsTERR THRoUaB, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
and milwaukee, closes st 10 z. NJ OeaYes 10
next mOrnipg.)
WESTERN THROUGH, Tor Toledo, Detroit, Chicago.
Dubuque, St. Joseph End Cairo closes at 6:20 p. n.
aksTERE WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes 81 P. N.
5AEDGBEY AAT, for 5andusky and eli ntermedin.a
points, closes at3 30 p. h.
OIEoIEEATI WAY, for sll points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, olcses at 10 ?. NJ OeaVes at 1850
next morning.)
ark and cincinnati, closes a. 10 p NJ Qeayea At 1850
CTNoIEsATI fHBoUaH for Columbus, Cincinnati
kouiBytlls, st. LouiB, Indianapolis Zsnasvile and
Wheeling, closes At $40 p. NJ.
PIETsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wagh-
ingtOn, closes st l240 P. III.
PTTfssuBGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
helsVlet and ktstsburg, harrisburg, Philadelphin-
Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7:90 A. II.
mAH0HIEG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown closes At 10 P NJ, CeAveS at 500
next morning)
MEDINA WLT. closes at :. HI.
RookP0RT, de-; closes on sdaysi Thursdays and
Saturdays, at Il 81.
5RsCEsyIIIE, BATE, So, closes Tuesdays dsAi-
ErdsTs, at a.. I'd
SHARON 0ESrER, Granger. North Boysison a.
oio1es on Tuesdays ana saturdays att a. n.
MARREEsTILLE, closes daily, 1870 4. IA.
EAsfOLHVELAEDB and Aueiiai closes osilys At a. e.
s|-Eail ana Drcs Lsttors srs required, b law fs
Be Prepaid.
sEA1l oity Circulars are required 80 be PES-1s'a
With tWo-oent stamp
50 Otsce open from T:fc A. n 20 7:ze P. Il. IN
Sunday from Z. d. 70 1919 =. "a
p W N LIS, t r.
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A TTENTION ! PAINTERS.
"a 20 tons White Lesd, in oil,
tons Zinc, in oil,
5000 tons Red Lead,
100 Oranae Mineral,
100 bbls Whiting,
100 bbls Chrome Green,
1908 bblB Chrome Yellow,
1000 bbls Hihernian Green,
1000 bbls Indian Red,
10 casks French Ochre,
5 casks Eng Ven. Red,
Artists Oolorg and Brushes.
pRThe above articles were bought last AL and we
viii sell at very low prices for cash
usra KERI.zR v0GT
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FAIRBANKS sCALEs.-ON
hand at all times, complete stock Of Fair
banks Justly celebrated Scales.
L. 3. 3. HgRRuB,
nEn - and lsS Bspsrior-etsl ]
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sPEelAL NgTIEks.


A large portion Of the American people
are wholly unaware Of the desetsrious. not to say
dangerous effects iuoident to the Of the many Of
he worthless nostruns nrW adrertissd and puned
By unprinoipsd vendsrs Of cough medicines. and in
this ehAngabls climate Of ouls where We sub
isoE to common colds, Il is highly important that
everybody should bs made acquainted with that
standard Remedy. Madame POrtsr's Cough Balsam.
A pleasant and purely vegetable preparation Sold
by an Druggists, price 3 and 50 cents Per bottle.
SE-MHdAme Portsr's Curative Balsam oaa Do OBJ
lslnsd ct Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
WhcIesals Aesnts, OlsVsland, Ohio. mayl2. R2 lW
Special attention is asked to HunneWeW
prsparstions, advertised on our inside columns
Thsy are bassd on true medical laws, used very
ArgeIy By PhyEioans, and noss undoubted iesti-
ouials are in the bands Of the proprietorS, always
opsn to fnspsctan. Let Cleveland and its vicinity
bear testimony By confidence to test them, which
VII Be sacred. msr3O r.
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Dr. . n = Es 4 ga.
Member Of the Royal College Of Pky'iedSs
LOsdoa, EEgiaHdi GRADUATE Of
Rieord's HosPitsl for

FEMALE DIS EASE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, EsE Or
saauB and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened a. 0fHoe at the
johnson House, Cleveland
Whsrs be viii be happy meet all those who are af
Hiotsd with subscute and chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different from the old
plnn, and ismiId efdeacous and effective. His med
ioines ere simply vegetable eEtrsots snd oils they
have never ben used but By two other physicians In
America besides himself He has spsnt the greatest
part Of bis life and Thousands Of dollars IN obtaining
= isv secrets in his profession He tes the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No charge giving an
honest and true statement Of thier esss.
sPERMATORHEA
10 YoUNG hEN.-He can prove to You In a few min
utes that he s the only physician sou treated
With that cures this dsesae. For eveTy patient who
viii follow his directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars II he tails in ourng this disease. No charge
made Tor consultation. IhOse at distance VINO
wish to consult the Doctor may do 80 b. sending
small vial Of urine by mai with name, and age,
and he viii answer anu describe their case and the
possibility Of getting rois1 By enclosing return
postage stamp. mar3:4a
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GLEVELAND 3 PITTSBURGH
~ RALER CAD. 80 =


ss4. WINTER ARRAHGEnEHT, ia
On and after Monday, January eta Iss4 Tr.fnI
IeAse OisEeand as follows daily, (sundaYI
SidO A. MAll-ArriEes ht New York 1000 A
II RniladolRhl1 ZOO A. H.; Baltimore zoo a ~
~ q sALl5ourga 80 2 r.; Wheeling sos P.M
AlSO r A.-E4PkAdS-Aniveu sg New York m
Z: ~ fnlladellhta 81 ie.70 A. ~. B1lfirnors
ll'20 A. H Pit1burgh sos P. n; WhaelinT ~
FL; New Philadelphia so ?. n.
lauburEh. ~ 4@-''A -Aa i---
M wAorning IrAin oonnscts e Rsysnna With A.ka
", nallroad Train ioI AL points on that road
Sets Lln Lnrou9n ron Pittsburgh 70 U6T ToFR
Wa AllentoWn,) without chanFs.
- are ~ low - By any other Ifns
through Tickets can Be procured AZ fia lTuf,,
A-5S5 1aes Meddsl House, At the Depot or aE ne
=. B. nYERs, g. 7. kFs5fl =; l.0O'l. 'l.SoUsH' 1og5
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THE ALLSUFFICIENTT THREE
-TBIESEMER I, 2 and sAre protected By Roy.
ii -stters Patent of England, and secured By the
Seals OF the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine. Vienna
No One is invaluable Tor Exhaustion SpermatoT
rh0ea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of these
diseases that have heretofore BEEN treated by tue
nauseous and pernicious use Of fcOpavia and eubebs
No Three has enlireiy supplanted the iniurions
use cf mercury 10 the sufferer spec ~
re isi dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
disease.
IRIEsEHAR, Nos ], and ;, are preparations 10 the
form Of lozenges, devoid Of tasJe smell, and can
be carried In the gasteoat pocket. Sold in Iin
and divided into separate Doses administered Dy
ftlPau, Lallemand bouK, kicold, &o Price e2 each.
or cases for es which saves g; and In S27 cases,
sale and retail OF Dr. BAROW, 10. lst, Bleeksr-sl.
New York.
Immediately 90 receiving remittance DR.. BarrC y
will iorWsrd the Triesmar any part OF the world,
securely ked, and addres ed according to the 10
strurtions OF the writer.
SB-Sold by G. ". CLARK Agent for Cleveland
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1884. PennAylVsnia Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.


WITH IIs UOAAEUTIEs) --T
Is First Class Route, for Safety. Comfort
and Speed, to sll Eastern Cities.
7hs Traek Is Stone Balastsi and Is Free J0v. b.
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THE OLDEST REGULaTOR FOR FEMALEsI |

There 10 but one GENUINE AID sURE OURE for GIRLa
or WOMES who 5ufier rom Irregularities, Obsiruc
ti0ns Of the Mense5, whatever may be the canse Ct
those obstructions. This cure has been recognized
for many years. The only Safe Reliance is In
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Throat, Lungs and Blood.

The oxygen breathed directly into the lungs and
through them carried into the blood. Thus a. soon
the blood will carry it IL reaches all paris Of the
system. decOmpOsng the impure matter N the blood
i eKDes It through the pores. The principal cause
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SEWING MAcWINE9,

No Home Complete without IT. Very
simple-NOiseless-Never gets out Of Or
der-Heedles cannot be set wrong. Call
and see it and judge for yourselves.
marehl6-R 20
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

Gentlemen, If you hare more money
shso Sou koew vhat 10 eth; If you are
obliged to eseos0iss youe funis-ei.her or
beth. ao-to San PerrJ's for your o,o,hing. Gu
70 ~ oth-r pace 10 sss tue ns~ s'yies. There
!. ,ns 3 ace to get or ,'n.c.y turrei into
that which - sDud for sometting -se,ae.ti log
.at. d.rsb's co.Bforts sbi.--gf .cslui. Tho
Gre: Ceeap C.othipg Housc is orpesis the
Iast fse. J
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

l. IL saffisient to insorm The tun.c that shs
cutn uuni aaiun hsad-d as above sLd s.gnrn
L W. is The vroduc,inp Of . fellow caIlss
Wsnkie.s torneriy soup fat man cf the CT
ward tu. now getting tat ',ing from Uocl.
S.m - 30 -inpiejs. on tie Island. and ~h.
has p.r.ist-ntly refused TO assist in any "a.
IRON the dlst,, aud h., discouraged TO the
.x.snt OF his ability, thoee engaged in the un
dsr,sking. SIKH WARD.
IA ,stkp piease corc
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K KiCharA>OlA.y New Method
For the Piano ESrle.

An improvement upon ail other Instruct on
800. 10 Pfnsr,s-ivs Asfan,sn nj, Ada, tation
ard Simp lofty uaiei upon New and Or
isinai f,an, aud l,il-r,,eL ~ series OF
Plates, ehow.ng The Proper Position OF the
hands and ting.rs To which are added the
ksdinents o. Harmony AMI Thorough Bass.
RY NATH NkICaARpSoN,
Au.hor f"Mode-n >, .ool for the PiaL o-Foi -
This LaSr aai B3st NOik ot its tistin-
guishei aat"Or l. uaiv srsaliy ainit,oi to bs su-
p.io in x.c.lsnc, 10 sii other :. N.,h .,hods, !"
i. ly-tems," AID 'Schoo = aud the BOOK tIat
VERY FCPiL NEhOS fer the acq ,.irsmer. # d
Thorough sledg, VI siant-!mi. Playing u
IL adsp;td TO ali eraacs ,f Tui,.n, IRON the Ru-
,imenth studies of the young 81 to the Stndie-
and Exc c'ses OF advanced pdpi.s. Two sdi,i, rs
are punii.t ed, ~. ado itins Am, r;,an. and the
thor For ,ign Finger ng. " hen the work is or
tered / no prs ereac Is lie i4n.te !, the edition
4 Aine,ican Firg.s,pg vi J be s. ut.
tse sure that IN ,ndering il you are particular
in O, eel ying tb- NEW art Old Price 3d.
dsiled, post paid, to any address. Sold only y
mus des.srs. OLIVER iirSDN CO., Put
fishers, hO4 ten. mhig
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MAN - sDsD o.!

a ND T9E Vl0Os OF YOUTH REST0PED
"A in four weeks, bv Dr vi UKD'> ES-ENCE
OF LIPS. W. tic"sd oi fAfs. at yesss u
ur.cnt I. a ,ests the meri an puOIis. and sp.
,,oi ted q, Agent ia Nee iors. for The sals u his
valued and highly ptised Esss nse Of Lise. This
80 dertui avsal hs. st 70 N nhood ~ the most
a. A. cred constitutions, IN iour weeks, and II
.ed s.ccrding ~ psil,ed nsttu tito .. fai urs 10
n. nsNhae. This life ssetssrihg assav sbauld
- sskrp By eli ~buat TO nasry. . its sGesss sre
49, .eot. Hpessss, IL every enpe u osstsis.
:. kieo,a . E.sooee Of Lie 10 sOid Il eases,
.;,h ,ul ipstru .tscns u.e, q -. Or fo ausu.
.i,re . - fs -. SD usls W cent 70 ny pass,
: really packed. on receipt o. rsaitsaa-s 70 his
seeeeeiss6 asset issslasssasfsse - sscsips sl
PS2..iP g0LAH,, lA5 BsosassauusA ~
n1ns lls0 ~ = Ussa1W1ot1sYs
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For ,hs Dsuoesss 3 Nevs.1
FIFTY CENTS A DAY.

] sm On humble iol@is',
Far from my friends snd homs,
Mid ssssss Of war aud harl.hils,
I'm rssdy- what may eeAs;
With many officers Ger me
And them muss obey
Obey them to the letter,
For ffsy cents dsy!
! enlisted in the army
70 help my eountsy's cause,
Because loved is dearly,
AMI woui 1 ssptai, its laws;
fel. ,fesmaa's dufy,
Ny country 4, obey
csmc not ~ hi el,rg,
for 6fty cents day.!
lsnlisted - patriot,
A freeman snd . maj,
To do . soldiers duty,
A best . soldier car:
came to fybt the rebsls-
hate this iorg delay,
came to help my country,
AN for 6ity cents day.
nov must yield TO harjsbipS.
la cold ana storm sLd rain,
PerchaEce on scsnty lations,
But never N ust c0inrlsin
The right Of seeking comforts
Long .ioce I've signed away
Ny life Pm slosiy losing
For htty cents . day
Wh sent the soliie to the field,
To try his willing hand
Win PROMISES go 7. cn.iiui.
" trsatnent ike man?
'rsas those who in tbree hours
Reserved = larger pay,
Than ,oss the common soldier,
As6eiy CO. ~ da,!
Who promised 70 the soldier
His wrongs he wou,d redress,
II tyran'xing officers
Darsh ri hts oppress
Alas the sword may sm;ts hin,
Bs submissive ar 10 may,
lie Cad hi. only redtss,,
In ais hity cents day!
lis those Tho wear the shoulder-strsps
With h,ugsty air o, grace,
Who !ook upon the ~ dior
As below he neg . racs,
They es-ee.n il nur sole duly
b -ir iur~s ips u 0sey-
AMI eve 20 c nt.nted
With f.ty ceito d,y
How % w.'ge no nd the sol liss,
Near to,;sriu2 u the grouad,
Pi.si va,n.y Tor assistance,
When it could u e. }. found;
Whea tel he was nat ailins,
Go painfully away
Que week wou,d = "a hi, mi'sry,
And his fifty cont. per day!
How many of the sfli-sr
W..ull now bs wn-rs they are,
II force to live Ike soldiers,
Antta s.ii,sr's tar.
How sou 4 they ike the stestn,ent>-
s.vsn sith tb sir isbsral pay
Let alone ths s.irsy piuAnce
Of f t. cents pr ca
But oh ss- up my gsllant soliisls,
- ,hesrfal. xsy. an sniis,
Ne'll do 8 y 6x,.tisE now,
AMI sasv,tins i0s. srssbIs;
Ihs0 ws'i s,cw our pet opfrsssors
Tns ev,. If their way
That . s,liisr h As . memory,
Hi!h his 6tty csnts per dSJJ
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DAVENPORT lOWA THURSDAY EVENING" MARCH a. N6a III

DEAp Locg. g.-"Now, BY SAINT Paul,
the = rk goes bssv..y or" Eosiish bottom
and German pluck have met hand to tnifs.-
Lsok IN this pic ure
AC.nylcrxp LIB.lEa Der Demckrot again
rs.usss ~ suh.,.oilate The .bsrss sgsinst Ne
ed,.rr Of GazEr1s that u 90 bos'tfuIly os.
eiarsd isssii re sdy to ? oss We ne'e nos
have expected ssy thing better from suen
sousce. The iourasl which could invent and
prGu,ishs 70 a..c.o 10 fslsshood shst 81 the 'sse
school s!sc.i.n 10 .his city no tns cas oAoNsd
4. tree sxs,e .. Of hns ,ts" oil nos. "f eou'se,
s~ra,s 70 s.lIaGy ns tbst my snaiss 10
subset, 80 iss ruvposs. Der Dem ,eyss stsnds
before n. esumo isv - . cpss,stsd hbs'sr.
whsos,.r. il ever IL shs,i learn to Be t,s hf.!.
h.nsss and asssps. II mss dsssras attention
from lAoss = ho dsspiss fsssshood and mean.
es,s: until then il css lie TO lie bsarSs cen.
tent. sod we, certsioiy. shall not palate ear
eoiaun, evsu " th tie Osntion oi its ns@s.-
Gss,xs .fyssts'dsy.
And then on this:
AFFIDAVIT.
On Sstard,y night, March 18th. when
.e.,,oy wss held at The Court Hauss r the
parpos. OF nominating cficsrs for the School
Bo.ro, l. the o .dsrsigncd. ipqu red OF Mr.
Russsil, a. . editor Of the Jns;tss. 1t he-as
did Get expeet-.a. working a,sinst NJ.
S,ibos.-w.rrs 0 NJ. Ka.ssli snpbatically
asswer.d, h. you'd.
r. B. HAsDrSc.
Davenport, Marc. 20. 1854.
Subscribed 10 my presence by r. b. Kari
ing. and swor to by h m before me, this 23i
day Of March, 1864.
81. PlrxRs.
Justics vi The Issce.
Der Dsmskrat to d;y.
Ns,bing uov rsmsios ioe the party OF the
second part to d. boz 70 fl . . eouatsr OF da-
vii. NJ. s,iholt r.qu.ss us to state that he
sent copy oft eabo,. eff 'Avit to the Ga
70 te, thr.ug', ,h- Post On . yss'srday Of err
nooD st 4 oelook. |. na,. have c,'ae TO hsnd
"a tine 1, have replied t. sind " re the edi-
tor Of tIe U.41stt, e. 3..posei qnes'i 10
,,se NV coma u WI to .hstp p tn.. Mr.
H,r ling u .,el.l.Gsa of vel sno~a iateg-
ii.Y. sad by his otsh eustains ,he sta Z ueEt
made by the iter Of Der D.m,kr It. The
contrsv. rssy seems to be ss.antn. q most To-
'srssting character. We sh all Sc what comes
rext.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

S:Gss-S.Ars has hung out over bis
sisrs bs.S.,sut goiceo sssr Of the FIRST mag
Dituis. to .uijs tas step. Of tus usve,iss t.
by tansin, oct sriss VI tspssing N set fros
hs ? epu ar i-s.iiu,iao. al lsisni O.hs. asr sss
he street. ss,s' 9 ci,, ps: out The ''bsgess
* ~ ever vas" "a :eon. Ut b . sssbi.u4
eeOl.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

The best place to purchase boots and
shoas- aud Ls core ,ha. sou are es.,iDg the
tss real article ard no apology, is st Csrls-
tooe. lie never keeps poer goods, aiwsJs
sell. low. and give. you even chang, every
tine. Stnrs n. Is n Metropolitan B;ock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-24

KgM.vAL.-Olms,ead & llayens have
removed their vegetable and Fruit s.ore 10 the
bulldog frrmtrl, oceu. led ~ I Rasssl, FIRST
door bsl,w the state Bank All their oi
fris ida are invited so call Aud see then.