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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-19
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-19
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-19

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-19

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

OUGHr TO BLUSH FOR SnAMg.-
Those knglishmen are oddly made, says
the London Spectator, who can read the
daily tidIngs from Denmark without a
stuffed feeling of saame. The braves:
OF little kingdoms, the only one in Eu-
rope which can claim full kindred wit
ourselves, is visibly in the death-throe,
strugg ing for life with vain self-sacri.
flee and useless beroism against foe
who answers appeals to justice with the
bsyouet, repays concessions with show
ers of bullets, and meets patriotic des.
pair by ordering on more Croats. Hol-
stein is lost, Schleswig Jutland is inde-
feasible, and the monarchy is reduced to
the small islands in the sea, frozen for
half the year, and still the Danes utter
no word OF treaty or surrender. The
army is ma'sed at Duppel in Alsen, po-
sitions from which it cannot retreat. and
there awaits an attack which must end
IN massacre, from 40 army treble its own
numbers, and backed by nations with
thlrty-five times the Danish population.
Since in the Indian mutinies eighteen
thousand Englishmcn turned at bav
against the population OF continent.
there mas been no such spectacle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
Washington Correspondents Of N. Y. Com.
Financial.

Gentlemen who profess to be vcrscd in
financial matters, say that the plat cs for
the Ten-torty loan are almost ready.
snd that the loan will be in the market
before many days. 1t is also said tn t
Secretary Chase offered to Jay Cooke
d. Co., the privilege Of negotiating this
new loan, as they had beco so success
iul with the Fiye-twen'ics, but at a
slightly reduced commission, and that
they declined, recommending the Secre-
tary to negotiate it through the Nation
al Banks, which can derive some al
vantagos from the deposits Of funds, and
can perhaps afford to place the loan al
one quarter of one per cent.
What a patriotic, unsefsh frm that OF
Jay Cooke (Mr Chase's nephew) Il Co.,
ia to be sure! Having been allowed by
the Secretary to shave an enormous
fortune from government bonds for the
simple serA'ce of allowing them to pass
through their Office, Jay Cooke d Co.
decline further business but it is be-
cause the attention of the country ha,
been fastened upon their operations, q
continuance OF which might damage
Mr.. Ghase's prospects for the presiden
cy. As Mr.. Beccher would say, "that's
what's the matter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
Complicated Chronic Comn)si.t

inc ocfors practiee il und.d =, ,,,. !.
seventeen years standing, Al d a,fTrr. So, "
e.s so uinibg Win hu an exist. nce a. 80
nncing lie by experiments Tn. iIo.,n, s'c-
upon examination the cause Of the Iisea. ""oe
!he remedy needed to remove it : not ~ - Ahn
oot oy knowledge anal -es the djsea.. go, Eng ns
medicine none but vegetable sub.,ane'' '"e
ali mineral and poisonous m cdicip. = n1s. 90"
Inc eetor has disc0yei Ell u anv rem.ai ss ~ s
travels IN south America, Caliiot.js ma .',t.'s
countries. which he finds Of general mir, ~.
hsaIns art. II IS to DO hoped that jnval.da -
nave tired doctors and adv. ri, sed mea;.,,.a. -"
til worn cut and discouraged, will dc,,s
cure until they have given Dr. w - ,n.s. VI
ano magnetic operations trial Dn,,,. 80
,i.ss's ne Eas Desh the instrument. H. d..
nahd-, OF restoring I" health an / v,ser thon..I
uno we're IN me verge u the grave, aud .,o -
irving monument OF his skill and sucesssf.i...
nm, ann &c sally exclaiming, "bicsses n. ~.
W "". ~ nst We saw and pett.ok OF III. Anil.
wy snu "asneuc Doctors Treatment" ssi,.,..
.oay Is'efsnce WI be cheerful, gwen when -.
wv .. ns DUc.or si.I pledge his reputat;oo
~ NJ ~ 10 Make permanent cure. n sii
ceses DC undertakes. lis mode or -; ~ NJ
Is with the Eye, aud by an Auai,,;.. .. ation
the waste material Of the b a., -. process Of
ASKS no questions, nor requires i.vsIid. .,e0Ie
plain symptoms. telling the csu,e ana ~. ~ sA
t'on 81 the dies with perfect certnnitv ''S~-
~ N. d. In. Woodruff aLs.lo,slv .y.-
o. nuthiag but what he has tire abiI,,s
form. All forms Of female dificuItie. 49,. ~ ",
with the happies: fesultt. Invalids vhn .a.
consult the Doctor IN person, by eiyin1 . .n
meDt VI their case, will be attendea -. Ne-
quirsd. t'sS' "hen ie-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

The Washington correspondent of e
Springfield Republican writes of t! g
snthoress Of "ltock Me to Slice ..
"cther' and other beautiful songs:
l saw the other night, in boardir .
mouse Psf'or, pensive, thoughtful fac e,
"n,cn any queen Of society would Q
glad to number a,nongst her guests: IL t
OF "fiofence Percy" now better koo, =
ss Mis-. Paul Akers, who sends for, i
iron; ;,1 ner little lodging room such inlu,
n "a touches Of sentiment. She is /,
copy,st W the War Department: hn, ! !.
hs. , - .u,'aeca'sed BY her genius fro i,
ner 'oooo Of daily drudgery. add sha !,
here . princess smonps, v:., .o1 s"e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
To Horse OWnerA

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMFNT For
lirRSkS is unrivsled by any. and in III case. 81
l.ameness. arising from spraiDs. Bruises or
Wrenchine, its effect lie magical and certain
Harness or Saddle Gale, Scratches, Mango, Dc. IL
will also cure speedily. SPAWN and k,nebone
may be easily prevented and cured 10 their inc D
lent stages, bu. confirmed cases are beyond possi.
bility Of a radical csre. No case of the Kind
however. 10 20 desperate or hopeless that il m. ~
Do sllevisted BY this Liniment, and it's fsithfn;
application will always remove the Lameness - nd
enable the horses to travel with cou paratve ease.
Every morse owner should have this remedy at
Lsmeness will sdsctually prevent hose iormidsble
diseases mentioned, to which all horses are liable
and With FENDER 90 many otherwise valuabjt
horse, nearly worthless.
: % sosee0se0sne gl8-dvly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST
A CHALLENGE TO TEST

The proprietors Of the Hiawatha, kno wing that
many preparations for the hair were in the mar
ket aud all advertised to do nearly the same
things. ana thar the public were una BILE to de-
tormne from the siyertisemen . which were
genuine, ana buying one or two aud failing to
reailze the expected ben. 6 s conc nded that ali
were hunbu,s, ia order to assure the public
which could be relied upon. proposed the follow
ing test which wss published tso weeks in the
Herald and The other morning papers Wit out
elic''ing any rcsponse. Let . number Of we'll
known citizens of utquestioned ntegrity and en-
TREY sisinterested appoint q person 10 the pro-
rrietoI OF each preparation " restorative to re-
store the color to tho hair. Each proprietor to
use his own preparation and nothing else during
the trial and the rersnA also TO use nothing else.
Let certif,e to Of the result be published in al
the principal papers Of the country at the ex-
pense OF the ar successful ompeiitors.
HofTS M1NNEHAHA HAIR GLOSS
lnparts beautiful dark glossy appearance to
the hair and is uaex .elled in keel ing it in curl
or in any desired position.
HOfTS IMPERIAL COLORINH CREAM
An Invaluable dressing 10, whiskers. Changes
l,ghtaad red hair to a beautiful bro y or black
Sold everyWbsre. JOSEPH NOV T Il co,
mchls dlyI 10 University place, N. Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
military A.
6,ffns,ee~ 4 : NAE ~ Gems fe6Soan fnone&

- JItjesise i ! iiss q csmsisssoss ysses3
from the Adjus.nt Generals Once Of love-,
IRON March Sd, 1884, to March 2lst, 1864:
George Granger. from Csp, 60; X, to hsjor, sth
inf siee Carpenter, ysn. 9TH. 1854
Oh H mn ~ yes 0r.nsss Jan OH 1884
avid Bowman, Lot serg't f. TO isi Lieut. X, 9TH
INN vice Bowman. an. oh. 1854
u n. Anderson, let serst X 10 I'd Leot. K, 4h
inf, .i,e Crssm-r, FEB Is, 1864
wee Wood ward, Jan SIN, 1894
Aar IN van.co,, let sergt Is TO lst Lieut., b, 6th
iun, wee ncC y Jan. s.h 1864
inf, .vice aiiis5n. rov. ~, 1858
Era.tus B. s0oper l.t L eat, u, to Capt, u, 18th
inf vice Hale, Dec. u 1893
Homer q. y oorheAd q, Lieut. p, to 1st Lieut., u,
lIth isf vice Soper. Dec "a, lss3
Deviio +. Bssri, lat l. cut, A, to Capt, A, 49,
inf We cree, Oct 2sd 1858
ga tni., vic. Ballard, Oct. 22a, lses
John AcGowaD I'd sergt, X, to Capt, K, Esd inf.
vies ~ woodbury.. Jan 70 1858.
Henry Ii. wi son, % Lieut., K. TO Let Lieut., X,
2sa INF vice Csilstop, Jan 70, rs
orr Z A,.r,; p Lieut., B, to ..p'' B. s'th inf.
Kesariek, spt o. 1898
,ohn Lambert, 1t Lieut., X, 70 Capt, X, ssth inf.
vice W etb sept >, 1888
John A. Hurlburt. I'd Lieut., 4. TO LIST Lieut., Il,
06tn nj vice Lam bert sept. D. ie6s
John 4. Port :, 1 LIEUT.. A, 20 capt, A, 18Th inf
vice Warner, Eept IA h, 1883
IRAN Bssi, civil hfs, TO 81 Lieut. Let Inf,
Ma Oh Z, 1854
Wn. Usmpbe 1t serst, =, to lst Lieut., q,
4 b inf vice BsA.., Nov. ~, 1858.
u .as. W. ell. 81 rerst. q, to 81 Lieut., q,
Inf vice Reed, Jan. 20. 1854
John Haver, ~ .ergt. 1 to 1ss Lieut., l, BIN ini
vice y n-inser Sept IL 1853
steele Kehwofty, Eer2t, Is, 10 lst Lieut., b, iotn
isf vice Sc I toa. NoV. -, 1863
Vim -toddard, "a Ltant. O. to ls l. eli. Z,
IA N v
james .obe ! !, Lieut ii 70 Capt, Il, 2st inf
vice Wat On Jan 1gsu, 1864 ,
Willis n. Brown. lat SER I, H. 10 Let Lieut. IL,
2lst nj wee Nobe Jan. 30 1874
r. r. b ng v'te, =, 10 lst Lieut., |dh
inf vice She W, Feb 49, 1854.
wm ~ little /, Lieut. d., TO Capt, d. 23d mi
vice Nv ne, Jan Ii 1s'i
Frank CrAthorne lat erxt, ID, - Let Lieut., u,
| 93l inf v oe LIZ lie, Jan l5,h 1894
Charles H. Hagefiy, lat resss. u, 10 u Lieut, d,
2sth INF vice WisJ., Feb. lst, 1865
81 bert Is kirxpasIick, y. seq 70 Lot Lieut.,
B h III vlcs Il 5uney, JAN IL b, 1se4
William 3troef, cl.ii life, 10 aest. surgeon Zslh
MT vice kak,n Feb oh, 1854
J.hn w. Aiidleson, ~ Lieut. X. to Let Lieut., b,
30l1 Inf vice Park r, Jan. 300, 1864
| J I'm b Hstton la Lieut. + TO Japt, r, aSth inf
vice Al 5ClanAban DEC. VI ~ 1865
Vim. y. Kelley, I'd Lieut., 70 LIST Lieut., +, oA!h
inf. vice Hation Dec. 1874 1858.
Henri, Benz amin. Let Lent, III to Capt II %. n
int vice Loo is. Sept I'd, 1862
Wesley Wright, I'd Leu, ii, to ist Lieut. II, 39lh
inf vice Is, nj MN, sept. 81, 1865
Henry +. rIli, let Leut q, t. CAPT, q, 9th inf,
sics NoDi 9. Jan. 18th 1864
JAS. -. Van JrsIoi, ID e3rgs. K TO lst Lieut., K,
4 b cav hars, Se -. le64
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
LOUISIANA OvRR Surp,1rp w

LOUISIANA OvER SUPPLIED Wiru
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES seems to have
more Governors then she known what to
do with. A rebel Governor is still ruling
10 the outer parishes. Governor r ddle.
whose authority Emerson E,heridge re-
cognized is at New Orleans, but finds
nothing TO do. Governor Hahn has now
been inaugorated, and Governor Shepley
the military governor, it seems has not
yet given up his position, aud it is said
there IS some hitch in the way Of bis
doibg it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
The GREAT SECRET.

1t i a1mi,toi by all physicians that the grand
secret OF health and long life lies il keeping the
blood and various 9 aids OF the body in his b de-
gree Of lidity. When you feel CONTINUED pain
II the cad or ives, or auy other parts OF the
bod :, you can prevent serious sickness by taking
BraOdTeth's pills.
Bleeding may give momentary ease, because the
blooi left will have IN re room But as the body
is made from the blood and sustained by the
blood, to Taste our blood is to waste our life an
ruin our constitution But Brandreth's Pills re-
lieve Tho G rcuation as readily bleeding by on
ly taking away wat it can well spare, and THEY
HEvg2 RURT.
Mira Hooper. of Barnstahle, Mass, was cured Of
st. Vitus ance, General Debility and Costive-
ness Of many years standing by Brandreth's Pills
The cas-. At length il published in the Pamphlets
sold b. :. illord, Davenport, Iowa, and By
all RES ctabe dea. ers in Medicines fbl .d&e 3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
IR..eeseav efsAe Rad,cals.

Thu Journal Of Commercial cites
and dweIls upon the bold blasphemy Of
tho Rsdiosls, - seen in their journals,
from the Isdspendess down, and in ma
ny of their publications. Even the the
solemn Creed Of Faith is paraphrased
and ridiculed into abuse Of General Nc
Clellan in book called "the Copper
head CAtechis~."
Four years ago, (ssys the Journal,)
such book ~ we have referred TO
would have been received with horror
by tho entire population. Now-whst
. change! The Bible has ceased to be
repeated A. the word Of God. Its pre-
cep,s are ignored. Its examples are
ridiculed. Failing to Rnd within IT'S
pages ,h.t what they want, the aboli,
iionis,s discard it. Finding that Chris,
and Ills Apostles, living among slave
owners. did not abuse them, the aboIi-
t'oosts rejects Christ and denies the in
spira.,on Of the Apostles. And infdeiity
already hold. firm grasp on the minds
Of thou ands Of the young, while the
pulpit. neglecting the gospel, is preach
ing the do :trines Of the French rcpubli-
csus. 1t i. time to think of this time
to Ave the people from the Inevitable
moral destruction into which radicalism
will plunge them. 1t is time for men
OF thought, reflection, patriotism, Chris
tianity-men. who believe in "the pow
er of an endless life"-to range them
selvc. on the side of the Bible, the rellg
ion Of our fathers, the faith in which We
We buried them. There was a meaning
in the abolitionist threat to destroy the
Church ~ we'll the Constitution. Shall
they be permitted to succeed ?"
The religious /ndependent INDUCES in
the following blasphemous illustration
"-atter the terrible fight of Ante
tam, and 'ts brief victory, through the
fatal, hopeless, and ineradicable timidi-
ty Of Mcclellan (wh, is more panied to
have one man shot than to have thous-
and rot in the hosptals) who seemed so
amazed that he had tsdght a battle
Without defeat. that he regarded the
heights Of Sharpsbury as another
Mount of TRANSFORMATION. md he
sought the administration that he nigh,
make three tabernacles there for win-
ter quarters" de-, dc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

Mr.. BUCHANANs PosrIoN.-James
Buchanan, as lac as the 10Th inst, we
hear, utterly declined any sympathy with
those who would secure peace through
Disunion. lie quoted as expressing his
unchanged sentiments. his letter of Sep
TENDER %, 1861, wherein he said:
"Tbis is the moment for action-for
prompt, energetic, united actioos-aad
not for discussions OF Peace proposition.
These, we must know, would be r iec-
ted by the States that have seeded un
less We should offer to recognize their
independence, which is entirely out Of
the question:
He declined to Mr. Colorado Jewett,
on the 10th, that he had never seen a
Northern nan who would consent to a
dissolution ofthe Union.-Bu6alo Cour.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
The National Debt Weighed and Mea.

The following curious and suggestive
calculation we're read by Mr.. John Fair,
the other day, before the Albany Dem
ocratic Association:
"The national debt is stated to be
$4,000. 100000.
lit has been said that this debt is so
great that It is too vast for comprehen-
sion. Now as practical man propose
to weigh 1t and measure it, and we may
thereby obtain more dcfuite idea of
its immensely.
A silver dollar measures IA inches
in d smeter. ss placed edge to ed e
will make ono yard in length, $24 so
placed will make opo yard in length,
and s42,240 SO placed will make one
mile in length. The earth ls 2I.6OO
miles IN circumference, it would. there
fore, require S9l2, $4,000 to 90 once
around 1t. This vast sum must be null
t'Plcd by 4 and 4-1O to make it equal
to the amount of our national debt.
which would make the silver dollars 90
around the earth's circumference four
times, and cover S,64O miIes besides.
Allowing silver dollar to weigh an
ounce, Is to pound, 1000 pounds to
the ton, our debt would weigh $4,000
tons. and would require 1875 ships OF
1000 tons burtheu each to carry it. It
would make 81, 500 truck loads OF 2 tons
each, and calculating that each truck
VIII cover space Of 80 feet they would
stretch distance Of 355 miles. and
make chain of trucks which wonId
encompass the great cites of New York.
Albany and Troy in 40 slliptical line
1t would take man 366 wears and 40
Gays 10 count The amount Of this vast
oeot, estimating that he would count
500 per minute, working ten hours a
day ana 6 days a week."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

"How does Mr.. Lincoln st,od in
lowaT was the query Ut a sturdy old
faru er from that State. "Siacd." he
replied. with gllstenrng eyes and rsisic Q
his btswny fist; "OId Abe stands seven.
teen feet higher in Iowa than any other
man in the United States Detroit
Tribune.
Hell stand higher than kite here
next fall.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
The d. Moines correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune says:

The Des Moines correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune says
'Gov. Stone has written a letter TO
Col. Williamson, ofthe 4th Infantry,
which is published in the Register, ex-
pressing unqualified dlsapp'obation Of
the conduct OF the soldiers who avenged
the murder Of Mather by killing earns,
the murderer. The Governor says the
supremacy Of the law must b. sustained
n ali hazards, and counsels the soldiers
to surrender Themselves without resist
ance to civil authority
II the above is true, and it probably
is, we take pleasure in saying that Gov.
Stone has in this matter done himsel
aud the State credit. The question OF
allowing the law to take its course Is
one that rise. above party au relates to
the very existence o. social order aud
prosperity. Whoever appeals from law
to mob violence, be he high or low, rich
or poor, soldier or civilian, shoull b,
punished. BY the course above indicat
ed Gov. Stone deservedly rebukes he
ptc1eccssor but that was unavoidable j
he would do right himself.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

The bottle filled with specimens Of tie
several coins current il the realm"
which was recently placed, by the Lord
Lieutenant, under the first stone Of the
Reservoir Of the S,illorQan Water
works, Ireland, has been stolen by some
person unknown.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29
To THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR

II docs net claim to make b sir CONF in whore
It has sncs fallen out. Nothing Will do that,
whatever may be advertised 70 the contrary
Int II will arrest its fslllng out, make hsfsh
hair soft and silhy ,cssnse the scalp from ali i'm
Turtles and hunors, AMI entirely overcones the
bal effects OF previous use of preparations con-
tanning sulphur. sugar or lead, 80 1t requires
soAping washing and hours fer its application,
nor will 1t crack or smut but Is a. lily applied
and ~ipsd from the sxin As Any hair1ressiDg It
restores the natural shading Of one HAIR with an .
othcr which gives il lite appearance, instead
Of the usiform dull black OF dyes so that the
mos. critical observer csnnotdetect its use.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-29

An exchange says the N.v WI,
Herald has changed its programme a. : :
nov goes for Grant on Mondays instes /,
Of Toesdsys-reae, wing the latter lor !, ,
Mcclellan day. Thursday 10 still .its
Fremont day.