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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
Complicated Chronic ComDlsints

The Doctors practice is founded on truth Of
seventeen years standing, asd differs from ali 9th
efs No triAing with hu nan existence. or sac-
ri6cing life by experiments The Do .tor in,..
upon examination the cause Of IL o 4 se.se. ana
the remedy needed to remove it not N, i ssino
but BY knowledge analyses the disease and M
medicine none but vegetable substances used
ALI mineral and poisonous medicines discarded
Tho ector has discovei cd many remedies in hia
travels in south America, California and other
countries, which he finds Of general uti.i!y ID tbe
hearing art. 1t is to b hoped that invslids Who
have tried doctors and advertised medicines nm.
til worn out and discouraged, will despair not Of
cure until they have given DR.. Wa medicine
and magnetic operations trial. During his
travels he has been the instrument, il Gods
hands. OF restoring t. health an vigor thousand
VINO were en- the verge u the grave, add are now
hvng monuments Of his skin and successful ire l.
men', and a'e daily excIsiming, "Blessea be tho
iay wnen nfst We saw and pertvok OF tho Analy-
TIC and Magnetic Doctors treatment" Sa,isfac-
tory reference sill % cheerfully gwen whom re-
CURED. The Doctor will pledge his reputation
and stake his all to make perm 4neot cure. IN All
cases he undertakes. bis mode Of exami ,stion
Is with the Eye, aud by an Analy teal process Of
the waste material Of tho a.. Tie the,e,ore
asks no questions, nor requires inyalids 10 80
plain symptoms, telling the cause and the locs-
tion Of the dies, ase with Perfect certainty.
- N. 8, DR. WOODHULL absolutely advertise
es nothing but what no has the ability tn nro.
form. All forms Of female difficulties ended
with the happies. results. Invalids Who cannot
consult tho Doctor In person, BY giving . state
mont ct their case, will be attended to prompt-
CURED.
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or less. vh,ch IA =. esetatnieg sixsgsesss nsss
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CVEos - saad cossty Of Caintes. - - I.
- - .sld William Casey for ,hs p,,no.. \. .sy
.a :Ysynsnt Of three (s) prsmissorv ~. ~
80. ~ :. teeseon, sisssd b The said Wiil;s"
jay. 4. isci ~. css,:y da.ss The 10Th dsy Of
eusdIsd dollars t$lsO) each, ana navrsi. =. y cns
nfss day Of November, 1851 ana ~ Al ~ =. w.
lof two nnndre' and twenty 6ye fsoasl S. mo.ss
Peysn'e November Let, 1850. I'll 81 saiS .ss..
wNa inse.est rssubls at the ra,e Of ten ne, 49,.
And now the said notes t.vin. be.om. A..
ysbls, and the said william Cssev ana PS,, ~
Gassy having failed to ~ ne ssne.
\ Lode~esss s. viels, ssstse - sfc,s..
ssia, do hereby give this public nos;c.
ina. y yistre Of the power which e in ne vsstsd
p = saaa Seed o. trust, will on Friday, ths So
c;.'ooL spssaary, =. D. 1853. q the hour u 10
house door, In the city Of Davenport. espoes ~
osef Tor sale, 1t public auction. ths r~,.sss
'snd ABOVE described or 50 mach thereof as shsli
p necesary 70 ssiisfy and pay the amount Of aid
noss. Win me interest thereon to the dsy Of esle.
~ WIN 81 tho costs and expenses sstendins
ss,a SAFE costs Of this notice and trustee,e fees.
Dsici the llth day 81 January. A. ID 1894
LODEwICUS s. vIELE,
J.n1 - TruatAA
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ClNclSNAr1, Jan. %

NlNCINNATl, jan. 20.
The Commercials Chattanooga cor
respondent says Johnston's army has fal.
len back from Dalton.
Col. Burke, Of 10Th Ohio, with a flag
OF truce, went 0 It 45 miles, but found
no euemy.
The rebel advance pickets are near
Kingston, 40 miles south, probably to
cover their retreat to Mobile, where
Chcatem's division went Wednesday,
Several cavalry raids have been made to
cover their movements.
The Gaaette's Nashville dispatch saws
persons who left Knoxville onfSaturday
report diminishing between Longstreet's
cavalry and ours. No doubt is fel: til at
Knoxville can be held.
Gov. johnson has issued q proclama-
ton for the election of coun,y officers in
the counties under Union power. Dis
loyal persons are not allowed to vote.
One thousand recruit. for Wisconsin
and Michigan regiments, passed through
Indianapolis yesterday for the front.
). 5. Bristol, superintendent Of the
Western Union Telegraph COMPANY
died At Xenis, Ohio this morning.
1t 10 reported that John Morgan with
seven regiments Of cavalry will make .
raid into Ky, through the gaps in the
eastern part Of the State.
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Particular Notice.

There are many preparations cold under the
name Of Bttters put ap an quart bottles compound
ed IT the cheapest whtskeyor common rum, costing
from ~ to 40 cents pr gallon, the taste disguised BY
Anise or C1rionder Seed.
This class of B.tters hare caused and Wiu con.
tinus to cause, long thoy be soLd kuudreds
to de the death Of the drunkurd BY their use the
system Is kept continually under the influence of o.
chohoiic St.mants Of the ,cosss kind. the desire for
Liquor is created and Kept up, and the remt 10 all
the horrors attendant upon a drumkards life and
dedth.
FOR those ,cho desire and will have LIQUOR
Bstfers zoe pubtish the olio,0,ng receipt Get one
bottle vi IOO6and's German Bittevs. and
mir 40 IL thr ee quarts OF good Urandy or
whlskey, aud the result ,oiU be a preparotios
that ,ciU tar excel medical virtue and true se-
ceitemcy any Of the Liquor Bstsers in the ,...,,
and ioW cost much less. lou rs .,.aN tie
virtaes Of HcO0aud's Diltr, - neesion
with good article Of Liquor a, q much less pries
than these inferior preparations CiIt cost you.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.


IN tho District Court In and for the Ceu.tv ~
Scotland State OF Iowa,
"sgus, osoo.n Lea -. n. Il. Blakepore.
10 the ntovs named N. H. Biakemore.
sls = ou are hereby notified that thar. /.
now On h:e in the otice OF Tho CLERK Of shs 4.
,tlc' Court. in and for said county, peti,ioo ar
~ us. Osborn Lea, claiming Of you the sum
OF TO hundred and thirty Eve dollars. and inter
60. tnereon from tho goth day Of April, l. so. ~
Mo rate OF ten per cent per annum also the
sum o. one Sl-lO0 dollars, protest fees, a. money
!usuy due from YOU to said petitioners on ! Cor
u,n Iiomissery note, dated April Goth, 1860. nav .
aD,e ninety days after date to the order Of Neens
vsoorn q Lea, 1t the Rock Island Bank, for In /,
SUN q TWO hundred asd thirty i've dollars. with
% ten per cent from, date signed by aid
~. Il. biakemore. Said petition alleges that
you. the nd defendant, arc NON. OF The
o'ete OF Iowa. and prays wit Of attachment
against your property.
:, Ana you are hereby further NO iaed that m.
.c :s you appear and defend the said No
usioner On Or before noon OF the second dav of
the next term Of the SAID District Court. 10 Ia
1seun and holden In the City Of Davenport. on
the nrst Monday in February, A. d., 1854. default
viii be entered against you and Judgment render-
60 thereon for tho aforesaid sum and int, est "a
sstner with costs in accordance with the payer
Of petitioner. -
r. D. CONGDON,
dec2o-d4w Plsintiff's Attorney
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important Cure Of ConSumption.

The Rev. A. c. Hrxs, Of indianapolis. Ind.
adds his testimonial TO the many Others perm an.
entlv cured Of Consumption, By UR Woo, nr,e. !.
lam most happy IN subscribing my name among
the friends o. Dk. Woodruff, TO whom I Al.
knowiedge grsatfol remembrance for his pro.
fessionsl duties Un myself. l had been s6lic,ea
with ConsumptroD for the las. three yeare. and
Tor over year bad not neen able to Walk ebout
had exhausted all the skill of the best ~
clans far and and near, and OF late Il .bersn q
assume very serious aspect, and the last ~ q
hope had almost expired, Whom heard Of the D..
great success. applied to him. under whose treat
nent tho cure was perfect In six weeks. 60 ,hss
resumed my occupatiou in the pulpit All tra.
ces OF the disease disappeatei. have been 81,
and strong ever since. II il nov OVER ia vss.s
since the cure was ELECTED, and still nv svsiem
conunges frecfrom any trace OF tho disease chat
10 him. He has saved my life ana m.pv .,,h..s
and my prayers are, God Lless him. and NAV hs
live for many years Tor the sake Of SUFFERING ~
manity.
1xDrAxorolIs, Feb. Is. 1853,
lMrcsrAHr TESTIMONIAL The follovins 1.
one OF the many Testimonials Of rsmsrksble
cures, performed By DR. WOODRUFF. the celehra-
ted Cancer and Chrouic disease Physician. vho
has been stopping for the past three weeks q Ia
81. Nicholas Hotel In ourcity;
Justice to Dr. Woodhull, the celebrated Cancer
and Chronic Disease Physieisn, impels ne 70 give
publieitv 70 the following facts some four ysers
since, discovered : wart On ny liz, which ~
pronounced By the best physisisns ! 6snces I
consulted and employed the beat medical skill The
country Afforded, aDd al tailed. And haa nv.
sn up n de:peir % die. NJ paias we're great
knew coald not last much longer. u Dr.
dsrfai cares, placed nyssif md his trsasssct
aadin eweetl-foar hours after the appllsatisa q
the DOctueS Turkish Uaoeoe Salve. the Chnoop
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
DR.. G. h. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer on
DISEASES

, Oners the most certain, speedy and effectua
NE MDlkS 10 the World for tho following com
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
Disasss efthe Throat, Lsngs, Heart, Spleen. Liz
~, S'om1cA. Lropses IN tie Cheat. Enc osd
Ear; Inflammation Neur0iyia Fiss. and
other Nsruoas Derangemsaes az
diseases Of tie Blood, Sc, ofLa.
E~ysipslas. Cancer. F,ver
sores, Leprosy. KID
nevs and all
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HsApsuAszRae AaaSr- PoresAe, l
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UsApeuAaznne Aaa9r- PoreeGAeS 4
e1 Jas. 20. 81 !.
lSpsslal y The nssala.I
I bed lsoe intssview today with
a officer Of high military rank n the
ARM, Of the Potomac, who has had OPP
rpssnl dos for freqoest cooven stioas
With dsssfters from the rebels. He does
not believe that any part Of Less army
has been sent out Of vi'ginis.
He does believe there has been .
; nght sooug the rebels On the south side
Of the Rapidan that there 10 general
distrust of the fidelity Of the rebel pick
Cd; that the soldiers 10 Lees army are
anxious to grasp ~ the earliest period
the olive branch held out to them by the
. Annssty Pfoolamatios, take the oath
Of allegiance, aud become seaia good
oitH NJ; that there is actual restitution
10 ths rebel army that supply rations
are extremely short, and It is with the
grsatest difficulty that enough reaches
The army ~ mske even . email daily 10
sue that il furnished.
The supply OF forage 10 SO short that
the cavalry horses are cared for very
tsodesly. snd nearly oil the picketing is
done by the rebel infantry, the object DO.
ing TO keep their horses in condition for
service when the spring campaign op ,ns.
stat HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE
PoroNAc, Jan. 81.
It was two Mississippi regiment that
opened the ball on Saturday last by at
tempting to fight their way out Of the
rebel lines for the purpose If taking the
oath Of alleg ance 10 the United States.
Unfortunately they did not succeed,
though they made brilliant attack
: upon the troops that were ordered to
stop their progress. It is expected that
full information will reach here shortly
by which some idea may be formed Of
tho losses on both aides.
From 25 to 40 desetters come into
the picket lines Of the Cd Corp. daily,
and as many to the Sd Corps, not
withstand,ng four .kir,uish lines have
been thrown out BY the rebels to pre-
vent it.
Tho construction trains of the mill
tary railroad was attacked this evening
BY guerri!las at Gravel Switch, one and
Q half miles from Alexandra. Twelve
shots were fred. Gen Slough imms
distely dispatched squadron Of men
in pursuit.
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AWAf
Hepsp-A general coavcrsasiss 90
s6ssd Viii s'v3sW coming 70 "a sgrss-
nest Conserving The confederation Of the
'surollmsnt bill. Shenck ssid il ves nec-
sesary that the bill should pas early, %
= 10 resist any desperate attempt which
the rebels might make sgainst a The
Houss rscopsidsssd the vote by which
the enrolment bill wss referred 10 the
com. the whole BY 100 TO ~. The bill
Ties cane before the House, further
eosdsssdion postponed until monday.
ssHATs.-Congress reported back
with smsDdment the bill to amend the
Homestesd Act, and the amendment
We Adopted, giving the benefit Of the
bill to persons in the naval service.
The Clerk addressed the Senate on
the Davis expulsion resolution.
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NAsay1LLE. Jan, "a.

Later information from Gen. Dodge.
at Pulaski, Tenu., under date of the 26th.
says the enemy crossed the Tennessee
river last night, and attacked Atheos
tn: morning, were defeated, and are now
trying to get back.
Inc troops 1t Athens bad mostly
gone 70 Florence to attack Johrstou's
1orcs crossing there, and Col. Harrison.
WIN goo rebels and two pieces Of artil.
lsrys took advantage Of their absence
Later adviess cay that Dodge badly
whipped johnston q Florence. In II
rsteebtity the raid 10 It a. end.
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hrs. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 CO.. Pro
~ priotors Of the Nstioral Dispensary, cstab
ished ~ Cincinnati. T., Jan. |. 1860, cure al pri
vats diseases with uusxsmpled rspidity. W.
gsaraItes 70 cure Gonorrt IA, elect, Syphilis
lmpotency, Nocturnal Emissions or Self-Abuse
Diurnal Emissions, Femsls Compaints. in short
every poss bic Term and variety Of Ssxulss dis
ease. Cures rapid, thorough and pefwsneat, and
FEES moderate. Send for oas cifsulsr-Aftsse
large in. By II To-. In letter pages Of vsrid, val
ssb.e And Interesting matter. Also circular In.
tended for ladies' osly.
Many Of orr patients ssssrt hey have ssss
money 70 Doctors in Eastsrn cities and received
no returns.
Then WY rot pstsoniss home salent-mes wto
know the Western ciinate snI can effect speedisr
oufos.
Dr. Jackson's Female PilIs-sl per bos-sepd
for circular Special written replies, well sealed,
sent with cifculsr without charge. One o. The
cheapest, most Interesting and important Looks
ever published. 800 pases, loo sngrsvinss. ''The
oountaia Of Light, CT Medical Protector asd
Marriage 0uids, and IN Exploit Fey 70 Love asd
Dssuty." II SATISFACTORILY revssl vasioss
subjects nsvsv before fully explained y any pop
slaf work ID the English language. Prize & 81
and one cent stamp, Or three tOs ~ and three
3 eeut stamps. tally described IN circular, which
sveey youpg nan shosld have whether sick Ct veil
Medicine and Instructions ssnt ps0Opsiy - aey
part Of the essntry. CoDsolsiDg Rooms d ths
No. 4Ss.
.DR. JACKsOH's ORIENTAL LINIYENT
Removes oil eoidssn and rejuvsnates esesas
have lain dormant for any jean. Il will saes
any easss Of inpstspcy, create and ioeasass ~
passions fos asy rsasoeabls time. Can b niisd
b. 81. 9g f.;,s soif rREsca PA1EKf SAY.
Il 10 perfectly safe asd sever falls 70 give sstis
tsetios. Il y The oaly susssnd safs pfeveotas1vU
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DIR. HUNTER
Treats Many Diseases.

y . q p Al ~ II Ol0 q u d q d .
e~- MANY CHRONIC DIS.
-....xs14 kAsRs Incidental to the hu.
mao family. and even such q
have heretofore been consid.
= cred incurable by the medical
faculty OF the world, arc skill.
fully treated with distinguished success BIB DIR
WM. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DR.. HANS Won BADEN, of Leipsic, Germany
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their prof ession for up
wards Of forty years. They esI ecislly call the
attention Of the afaicted to the following named
dis. ases:
Cough Colds, Group, Consumption.
md the most distressing Of al diseases the
A srHNA or PHTHIsIC and oil other complaints Of
the Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
Q SEES of the Stomach, Liver, Kidaeys. Spleen
Bladder and Bowels, such ~ Dyspepsia, which 10
q very distressing complaint. Diarrhea, Dysentasy
Constipation or con inued costivensss This las.
ter disease most always prein1uces
Piles And F40tS11As
Which 10 treated with marked success without
reso' ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheuma tism,
Gou. and Paralysis are distressing complsins.-
Also all Female Complaints, such as Weakness,
Debility aud diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with knife.
CARcRtaONA, or CANCER, is another disease that
has hitherto bsfled the skill Of tho erpditc aud
learned doctors of the world. This nonstrous
hydra must now bow its head, FOR it can becured
All Tuners, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores. Hid dis
eases, White SwcllinRs, Club feet. alike can be
cured without cutting with the knife.
Diseases OF the EyeO.
Such ~ lachrymal Fistula. Strabismus or Gross
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Eye Ball, Sore
yes, Blindness and Cataract.
The latter oieeass can often be cured without
resort to cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do we'll TO call aud les TIE Doctor sx
anime their case. A large assortment Of
artificial Eyes, perfectly sossral. All
dise0ses Of he Ear.
Such . roaring er bussirg sounds, offensive dis.
charges and deafpess. The Doctor has Tubes asd
Ear Drums and Oracles. Of al sizes and discrip-
tons, which restore nearing very perfect 10 those
Who arc deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ton cents. Write
With your full name. towr, comfy and State-
Your letters viii b promptly answered. 10 %
particular - you can In giving fall history 81
your disease. address.
DR. HUNTER, or DIR. VAN RADEN,
Box COTS Post Once
Hours from "a. =. to r. n. OGicc No. u
Randolph corner OF Eearben street, Chicago III.
Ost1.hiY
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DIR. @. w. ROBACK,
N3meanoatl n1,en Dponr;otor ~

Cincinnati, Ohio, Proprietor Of
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, Blood
Pills, Catawba q Swedish Brandies,
G. A. COO6, Chicago, GenI Ast
osld At Wholesale 10 Chicago BY FULLER, FINCH
. FULLER, and Ill Druggists.
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied b
4. = 0ROSKEY. and @. II. BECKwlrH, Chicago.
.ssa
Sold in Davenport BY F. Jacoby, IT,, E. s. Bal
lord. Stevenson i Carnahan. /. J. Wells. G
Schlcgel, Ditzen / Koch and NJ. Kovacs.
Sold at Wholesale by Beiderbecke 4 Mille' and
F. Reddewig. my2S d&w
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new foaK, Jan 81.
Washington specials say it is now certain
that q serious mutiny occurred in the rebel
camp on Saturday. Deserte,s say . regi.
ment attempted to desert and a serious af-
fair occurred.
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The table yin - supplied witA The bsst the
mafset aeofds, aa1 the rso9S and beds viii b
Kept IL the most ploasAut monn6e.
VAN meals q al hours.
Wt@os - 1nQ0Ono pes
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BALTIMORE, Jan. q.
The rumors about the rebels moving on
Winchester are unfoun ded.
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Illinois Contra Railroad.
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I'm AND AFTER SUNDA NOvENBIa
~ ID, trains will lsavs from the Grand Ceatsnl
Depot, foot Of Lake and 6osth Water ssrsss
Through Express, / A. - 4 \, arriving q
asi!y, exc, SGndaysJ Gaifo q ~ 4 n.
- This Train connects fos Peoria. Altca. Il
Louis, Aemphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Acccmmodation) A. 400 n, for Cairo and Way
Train, Stations, arriving It Cairo q
- This Trsin, On Saturdays, viii run only o
UrbanA Trains arrive q Chicago g ll:06 \
and ESQ Pm.
fx Tickets and information, apply q The oGee
the Great Central Depot
HYDE PARK ANb WOOD LAWN.
Trains Win !s.vs Chisags Leave Wed Laws
est An eslS a m
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W.P. Josssow. 0saT Paaaspesr As;I ScS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-28
New YoRK. Jan. %.

NEW DIRK, Jan. 70.
The steamer Champion has arrived
from A. pinwall.
The Herald's Key West letter saws a
State Government Convention will meet
at st. Augustine, Fla, on the LIST o,
March next.
New Orleans papers of the 9Th state
that Young Mems Union Association
was organized in New Orleans.
Gen. Banks has agreed to modify his
proclamation so as to have their election
for delegates 10 a convention t. folm a
State Constitution, 10 take place at the
same time as the election tor State Off
ccrs-Feb. 22d.