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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29
FROM ENGLAND.

Advices from ENGLAND 10 the 9th inst
are recssyeds We extract the following
from kaSlish papers relative 10 Ameri
cam a%aIrs:
Tie Times, editorially and its Ameri-
can correspondence, continues to con
struc the current of affairs as favorable
70 Lincoln and damaging to Mcclellan.
1t SAYS the capture of Atlanta made
Lincoln,s election possible, while Sheri-
dams victory makes it almost certain.
In reference to the operations on Lake
Erie, it says the prolonging of this con
test is to be deplored, for there are signs
of its extending To regions il could
hardly be expected to reach. The
Southern refugees in Canada have for
some time been uneasy and threatening.
\ party Of these men, by the old strata
gem of embarking as passengers, have
seized two American steamers on Lake
Erie.
1t is reported, and we hopeit is only
a rumor. that two armed Confederate
steamers have made their appearance on
the lake. to repeat on those inland waters
the exploits of the Alabama on the
ocean. vi
We believe that neither the Federal
nor the British government can by treaty
keep any armed vessels on the inland
seas, but means must be found of sup
pressing this new kind of cruisers. The
lakes are under the joint jurisdiction OF
the two governments, and that is not liza
bic to the doubts which apply to any one
of the oceans open 10 all the world. We
must keep the war away from the shores
of Canada as vigilantly as we do from
those of Great Britain.
The Daily News regards Sheridan ;
victory as one of the most important
contests of the war, and warmly eulogizes
Sheridan aoncralship. 1t thinks mat
ters look serions for the rebels in Nir
ginia. as the Federals are now able 10
concentrate there.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29
Letter from General jackson.
WAsHIsGToS, December 6. Is:

WAsHINGToN, December s. 1882
my dear Sir: Yours of the 81 inst is
lust received. | accord with You fully
in the propriety of the people giving
fully and freely their sentiments and
opinions on nullification, and the course
pursued by South Carolina in her late
proceedings.
The ordnance passed, when taken in
connection with the Governors message,
Is rebellion and war against the Union :;
the raising of troops under them. TO re
sist the laws of the United States. ;
absolute treason. The crisis must be,
and as far as my constitutional and legal
powers 90. will be met with energy and
firmness. Therefore the property of the
public voice being heard, and ought now
to be spoken in voice of thunder that
will make the leaders of the nulliiers
trcmhle, and which will cause the good
citizens of South Carolina to retracc
their steps and adhere to that constitu-
ton Of perpetual Union they have sworn
to support. This reasonable procedure
against the Union is Il blow against not
only our liberties, but the liberties of the
world
This nullifying movement in the South
has done us great injury abroad, and
must not only be promptly met and put
down, but frowned down by public
opinion. 1t is therefore. highly proper
for the people to speak all over the
Union
Il am preparing proclamation to the
people OF the South, and as soon a Off
ciallv advised of these rebellious pro
ceedings. will make a communication
TO Congress. / can say no more. IS /
am surrounded Al present, adieu.
ssANDREw JACKSON.
Col ] \ Hamilton
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29

WHAT 10. MCDoNALD THINKS OF THE
ELECTIoN--0ne of our citizens met 10.
Mcdonald on the streets of Indianapolis,
the day after the election, and Jo. re
marked to him that the people had ex
pressed themselves for war now, and they
might fight it out Il suppose that
You will joyn with Us and help fight it
out now. won't you, Jo- !" inquired the
citizen. 4 will do what the law re-
quires of me-, was his reply. 10 has
been equivocating so long that he can I
quit it, even after he is-dJeated.- HsH
drtcks Le9ger
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29
The Copperhead lie that President

The Copperhead lie that President
Lincoln offered Gen. Mcclellan a high
command conditional that he should de
cline the Chicago nomination, is authJri-
tatively and explicitly denied. The
author of the falsehood, the late Brig
Gen. Naglee being publicly called upon
for his authority for the mean calnmny,
Is dumb. He fails to mention names or
produce any writing whatever to support
him. Hon. VIM. d. Kelley of Philadel
phia has skinned him so completely, that
1t will take him the balance OF the cam
paign TO recover from the smart.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29
Aleck. Stephens proposition that we

Aleck- Stephens proposition that we
should end our strife by all agreeing to
affirm 1.-The Ultimate, absolute sovereignty
Of the States, conceding to each q
right to secede or .'cut up at pleasure,
Is the coolest thing of the age We have
heard of trying 70 cure sufferer from
hydrophobia b. administering "a little
Of the hair Of the dog that bit him, :"
bat who, before Aleck ever insisted that
the patient should eat the entire dog;-
Tribune.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29

hold in nav hands, from wbica [ wish ta real
extract sr two for the bsued: Of oil Democrats,
aud Young ones, t'n, letter from General jackson
aims sel. ia his hlniwritnS; ani in handling this
relic, niad goes back % the times af 1852 " ben
il vas written. ami puhjiShad. was a Young man
boy. work in my shop. and heard i real. AMI tiS
IN smorv ct being IN nv S8np calls 70 mind what
sui whsu Mr. Lincoln first nominated. lie
csIlei the rai!-spliiter, and to-day you
making gaci use OF the lleA: while the Ruiternut
party was bsing Split Il pieces. You SAID the Union
never cuuli b. split. When tbs recent nominations
made at BAltimore. the tory papers OF the
try sail they have ralt-SpHtter and bulfoOn for
the head OF the ticket and upon the tail thew have
boorish tailor. The idea the bottom Of all this
opposition that the who rises up from the
OF the people the man who atvoc-teS the doctrine
that capable Of self government has vlrtae AMI
intelligence ~ govern himself should be repudaiei
have nothing regret that early life spent
the shop. never boast Of II in my canvasses, eat
when Il II brought up rep-Cach. have met Il
way it sAoni be met. AMI he who fights with such
weapons Is not entitled u the respect Of ANYBODY.
les the 'boOFish tailor : put upon the tai Of the
tscset. hat Insult g RFlstacrcy. who repG-
tation without merit AMI without worth. Yes am
tailor. but learned long since. that If man does no.
disgrace his profession, 1t disgracss him
Cheersl AMI nsy be permitted 10 say that hen
was tailor. made some pretty good hts. Laugh
ter. Mv garments us ~ be pretty well proportion
Ell but have tsiors. a. their expense. too
make man cut OF very material ussd 10 b.
according promise. Laughter and cAeers- 20
much for the "eoorish tailor oae cf the fuuia-
mental principles OF nv Democracy is. and repub
hcan too, that should be rewsrNiei according
merit Itis worth that makes ths sni the want
of it the fellow.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29
No Peace for the Wicked

Peace with the sergsest's nest
Peace with the traitor rae,
Who have stabbed their mothers breast
An brought our land disgrace
Whose feet were on our necks,
Whose braves swarns our decks,
Who have drsnchei with blood cur sod
There T. NJ peace saith our GOd-
Come or We snn-bgrnt men.
From hay yseE ami fr0ra piow!
$priag ua from d-.k ard pen.
Forward. If ever, sDse
Come faces dusk and pale
Shall whips or thews prerail
Come, storm across tha land,
And vim peace, baud to hsut!
Remember all our dra1;
Have they, then, died 10 vain
Tie blood that they have shed
Gait, from the ground again!
Clasp, noble hands and true!
Those hearts that bled for you
l. di4 the peace they sought:
The liberty they bought
No Peace whle breaths slave!
No peace while lurks stain
No peace with brute or knave!
No peace with love ST gam
q patio ri lard -Rlurel
when cha~ten-l, strong aud pare.
Like dew upon thy sod
Shall fall the peace Of God.
trper's Weekly
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29
Remedy for Asthma,

The London Lancet has communica
ton from DIR. Hyde Salter, which will
prove comforting 20 some "constitu-
tions" The Doctor, while generally dis
approving the use OF alcoholic drinks in
asthmatic affections, nevertheless quotes
certain cases in which spirits were found
TO be the only means of affordinp relief
One of these cases was that OF Scotch
lady who consulted him in s62 When
ever she had a fit Of ii the usual remedies
such "a nitrated cigarettes, stramonium,
coffee, lohelia, or emetics, did Mt product
any relief: but the SYMPTOMS would
promptly and infallibly disappear bv the
aid Of whisky, which the patient had been
using for long time past She had
begun by very small quantities OF whisky
well diluted with hot water, but she was
soon obliged TO take it in q nearly pure
state, at doses OF an ounce repeated two
or three times. Never had a fit resisted
this treatment, provided it was carried
far enough; and altho' certain degree
of intoxication was the CONSEQUENCE. il
was quite natural that the patient should
not easily renounce the use of this only
means Of avoiding the suderings caused
by a paroxysm Of Asthma DR.. Hyde
Salter mentions two other cases in which
spirits, tsken In large doses, and very hot,
were the only means Of obtaining relief
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29

Mcclellan was oomiuatei BY the Chicago Couven-
ton simply because he failure Il he bad suc-
ceeied soldier he seud more have bazn nonsi-
nasei than Grant wouAd have been. or Sherman, or
sheridan. The Convention did m, want. !. hghs;nS
r,s-.-n wanted q prsce man.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29
GOV Andy Jshs>eu at EOgan>pori--H
Tells why CopPerneais l. aan>e him tS'
having beer y Mechanic.

4 monster L aiaa acting was hell NJ Lngtusp,rt,
u uhch was a.teu lea by saooD people. Governor AMY
Johs the UHien Roaiuse for Vice Presdeat made
very able speech During his aiirss he 'ak occasion
10 refer to Coprerhe abuse of him because he
poor Young AMI mscaanjc. lisv' sre his rs-
marks:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29

Il appears fron oHcil s;asne3; at tie Navy
Department, TIA; the Atlantic S9aadroa from A1yust
Isl, 1854 70 oeto5er Isl, 1874, DESTROYED ani eap.r-
e3 sshty re.ss'. ro.y hrst s,-ss boSkAas rsaasrs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29

On Tuesday. the day Of the election
in Indiana, Ohio aud Pennsylsania, the
Rebels hung out huge placard a. a
point in their outer works before Rich
mond, inscribed, "vote for Mcclellan -
and fred blank charge to call attention
to it. II got attention speedily-good
Union attention. A. concentrated dis
charge of shotied guns Knocked placard,
breastworks, Mcclellan canraesers and
all into flinders The Chicago Platform
and its candidates viii go MP in Just that
way on the blessed sth proximo. Speed
the day! F7i n ~ .safd
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29
Hrjoy-G 4 neroI George y.
lAl.t. L. y. L.

Nlior- G5,eroI George B. NC!eHaa, ca0talo,'l-r IN
C4iet, L. y. l.:
| am not informed of any expression of sentiment
at Springfield by the cavalry known my body
guard, which should q doubt the eXpelien
cy of their remaining in the service of the country
while, the contrary. the service rendered by tine
gallantry Of their conduct the 2jh Of October,
Springfield justly entities them the favorable con-
sIderttion of the Government. In view of this fact
request the commanding General tn reconsider the
case if any measure has been directed against
them.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-10-29

"ExPres-eI sentiments at Springfield which place
they entered by charging upon two thousand touted-
crate troops posted i'll field and wood in the Dor Cr
of the re-charging through their broken ranks
hand to hand fights with them pursuing them through
the town! Expressed sentiments in victorious
batte-cry! Aud these sentiments the batte-ery
of FREMONT aud the Union =. Was not the real Of
fense t, this General Of nacan and disaster,
that the Fremont Body Guard had won i victory?
To this extraordinary request tor reply, the end
Of a po ositiye refusal, Gen. FREMONT replied:
IT. LoUIs. Noy. -.
Hloy & r,icrol george y. HcCafiga Coolataslsr-iri
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

These Bi,ters are prepared. in pure bourbon
whisky. from Accumulation Of over ~ ditieren,
kinds cfroc's. barks and herbs which act in per
feet CONCERT one with the other, prepared from the
original formula g;;en by the great chief. Red
Jacket, 10 Chaplin, who used them successfully
in his practice for many years, and by their us.
gained 50 grea: apopularity in the care Of dysprp-
STA, Liver Complaint. Constipation, Sick and Ner-
vous headache. Fever and A,ruc, and aid seases
arising from torpid liver or Indigestion. Persons
suffering ir.n either of these ica;fsomc diseases
viii find sure cure by the Of these Filters
nh.ch are perse tlv pure aud free from all those
drugs and ;asors usually put up in such prepar-
ai;uns, and l'a'ineI of on IN unslspcct ny public
One trial viii convince the moss skep.ica that in
Red jacket is yirture which ZONE other ,rsssess
They strengthen and invigurate the system
They are unequasea i.H general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good nnd healthy appetts.
They assis: digestion.
They are the best s,imuient in existence
They are preventive Of fever and a,sue
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous heudache
They arc perfectly pure and pslatablc,
Aged persons and delicate females will frd they
car save large doctor bills by Use ofthese kitters
Beware Of 1nuhssrf,is. Red Jacket Eit.ers are
only sod IN bottles, With na...e blown on the
side --as.p -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

n Mis- GREAT NATIONAL THUROC
Il Is again op. IVr Il eisnts AID travel. The
tild machinery Il. strvyed are Replaced ny new
running stucA, wtn all ieccnt improvements !;
ana Us he bridges ANA track AGAIN supstai
si collation., t.ie we'd ear ucu reputation oi TINS
| road Tor iEEu, SECD ATTY lni COM UKI,
Will be more tnan Sustained uiiucr tle r.-OrgHnI-
| zaiion Of ITS BUSINESS.
In a,aitivn to ,ne upeqnaied attractions Of nat
ufsL scenery heretofore se.:cl IT, this route,
troubles upon the border nave associated nuIner
| ous pvints upon the roai, between the ONO niyer
anu Aiafpsr Ferry, with PAINFUL but Instructive
| interest
| Connections at the Ohio RIVER with Cleveland
| ami Pittsburg, Central ONO and Marietta aua
Cincinnati ii.iirVaus; and through them with
| the whole railway ~ stem Of tae Northwest, Cen
| tral West ami Southwest nj liarper> cry with
TIE W,ncnrs,cr road at Washington Junction
| with the Washington branch Tor Washington
Cliy aud the i.uw,r Potomac AZ baltimore with
| four daily Trans Tor Pniiaueipr.. and New YORK.
! Two uolats additional On through tickets to
Balt,nuie the Northern cities. give the prvi-
i,l.c ~ visiting Wasiln. ton City en- routc-peins
81 loser than thc cost a any other llne, AS re-
ccntiy carg d aud 'ne rate to baltimore being
Si5 lower than recently c!inrg ID bv way OF lini
.,sourg. lhis i the only cute b.; which, lassen-
gers can rocurc through tickets ana through
| Incsks 10 Washington Cny.
| W. 4. SMITH, Master transportation, Baltimore
IL. 81. CoLs, q. nj Ticket Agt, Baltimore j,2dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20
Erie Railway.

Great Broad Gauge Double Track end Telegraph
Route to New York, Boston, Phiiadelrt,a
Bsii,nacre, Harrisburg and all Eastern
Cities, carrying the Great Through
United States Mails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DCNKIRH Up
IL Saifaio on THE arrival II all trains from the
est via tue Lake S.iore Railroad also from Sal
araiics on tne arrival vf trains via the New broad
Gauge Atlantic and Great W.stcrn Eaits.y from
Cleveland. o.. giving passengers the adyGutax re
from Dunkirk or bruai:, or from Cleveland u.
Of SIX Foot Gauge, combining ease and comfort
witi,ou; chan.e, III vide, rooiny, palace cars d.
rect 90 New York. \ perfection attained by no
otCer route.
FOR FREIGHT
| between all points ksssaad West, cur facilities are
uiriyaed Forming close ard reiiaole connection
~ Dnukirk ana bEneiJ with estern r.,ads and
u; raaii,aiica with the ,rcau Gauge Atlantic and
! Great Western Railway, py when route there Is
y. tfailsier between New orx and Cleveland.
Express ireis.st trans leave New York daily for
al points N tec West, making quick tl,ne and
| u iyw ra,es Us by any Utncr route.
FOR ireig"t or passage apply al all the principal
Offices III tue West ana at "a Giatk street, Gni.s-
go. 40 broadway. New York, anu % South St.,
| L. H., New YORK, 10 State street, boston.
| CHAc. MiNUI, tien'l Sup't.
T.. >. SPENCER. West'n Ag't.
| Il. w. BLANcnAai, ten Freight Agent.
l W X tsAan (xyu't k.cket AGENT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20
TuENATIONaLPATENTO OFFICE.
SNYDER 4 W AA.TES.
220 Broadway, New York.

I.s.sas Sctsitiay lima. a..d fu.eht tomm,s
sten Hvase lu,ejsnef
COLLECTING This Company will act Az
( tyrne,s ior securing Patents tor invep-
mons in THIS Country aud Europe. the most
reasonable term; conduct infringement cases, aud
Procure renewals Tor Patents.
Dur E-nshtt.m h,os,s ar! Setting iA1,gr:p.eas.
We respectfully submit to tne pubic that ours
IS the oniv responsible Soliciting House III the
World tha: has IN Exhibition Room, aud ETH
.cnt AMI successful Selling Department attached
On Patents taken out by US we require I'D
vance fee tor selling.
I've are in regular coHinun icaticn with upwards
oi isp paten; sriicrs Throughout The country who
depend wholly Tor tieir supply upon IL. Our
exhibition Rooms corner broadway and barclay
streets, III the very heart and centcr 81 III. city
are uaIiy visited uy NUMBERS oi Capitalists and
u Enterprise, sceAiug Investments in vaiua-
bic lsient., ior the purpose OF re-setling lii SUP
d:,i-ions wn:l. others n.u heavier capitalists are
ai.avs realty 10 Ii.iicha,e ,tsciui Patent and
gag. ~ iiialiiacure, and thus secure
| i've ionppoiy. In-se sources ot demand that
are daily augmcn,lny are fully sufficient to u.,-
| scrb the entire sdpyt. Oh Patents now being is-
u.i. and at lair p!,crs.
| Cul.Iruuents ui yltcuts for sale ere respect
| tui,Y so,l'"u. Any information Iree. K.spuu-
| sip,. Agents waptea III every county amt town
| VINO have uscd places q! Du.lncs,-to such We
| vail pay $50 per quarter, and . per cent.
| safes, 10 ACT agents Ter the explanation
cone tour W more pei day OF the mohei> o; SUCH
p.tcn.s mas placed III tner hands Tor sale
10 good =a. we vii t- their whore time
| I. BUSINESS viii pay 60 month. Also travel
I i:,u gents are wanted AT IL ,lr salary.
| Agents VIII b. required TO give some satisfac
tony security u".usi. the cost pf,ce Vi livu-is
wuich will toe fe!a;dtu wncn Returned. Ad,ires,
| .ncir>,ng scamp;
sAADER ~ WALTERS, No. 2la broadway.
! NEsEgL>ct, We the "'iierSigned, doug Du
sii.c-S ~ New YORK CITY. 10 authorize JoSepn ;.
! Naifri, ana q. II. III. der, c".n.r!s ~ tae arm
~ TIE National ratent plllcc to trier 70 Us, ANA
wcin.iiete they vl co,l'iaet their business upon
street, honur.ve principles.
4 lSlguvdt New York Feb 2eth.
! --slen,H,n. ESQ. Importer, 81 Aa,,.en lale, y
| i. tits; y. H. i"s ier. Lsi. iiinaer. ~ " ali
81. y L. Guy: tn.is. II. .voriises, f.s,l., BANK
| ~ IS i.ue 81. \. l Lity Shepherd seward ~
Co. Importers. IA fcuri street, \. J. Cry j.
! Wiinot, Esd. Commission, Dcwiis;, nrecu, n
y. City, Joan ". hirny. ESD. metropolitan
l,auA, - broadway. n. y Guy: IL. Ar,h.r
Esu. british ana Arieiican Excmansc DanA ing
.of p,. atl.n, - Wal. 81, \. \. CITY; IT, -
| f-a.tss, ..,., tDenlcal i'ank c"rnc- vi broad
w.. uad Cnaitie.. -, y. \. City.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

~ ILL 4824 SU3x3X&
~ 1D AvTkH MONDAY, MAf len, 1874,
Dsscnpvft elahys teun1lys s. epee1J ~ foluows
LET Asal trAip - '..............s....sS ~. = =,
"a Night EXPIRES :. ..................s5 81 ,. =
Arrive u DavenPvft dsily. ,Sundsys excepted
LIST Night express = q 20. -.
"a DAILY express and mail train q O5. ,. =.
NJ trains over this route ere in direct cvrnect
ton ut ChscagO With trains over both the Michi-
gan isSathesn Aichi ean central, rAtsoGex. Port
WAYNE ind Cnicsgo Railroads - and from he
trot, Toledo, Columbus Cleveland, Cncinnnsi
Pttsbors. lpunkirk, Dunalo. Niagara Pals. Alba.
~, New York, Pniisdeiphia, BALTIMORE, ard
Washington.
Passengers are remipded Of the necessity
Of giving distinct directions the destination
CT thsir Tag gage, also to psNlrc tiekere before
taking Their seass in the cars, the conductors
collect fares only to the stsiions on the line Ut the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
myis -. }. +. TRACY. Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are mnny preparations sold under the
name Ct Bittrrs. pu. up in quart BOTTLES compound
ed Of the cheapest whisky Or common rum, cost
ing from ~ to ~ cents per gallon, the taste dis
gused by Anicc Coliander Seed.
This class of Bitters have caused and will con
tinue 10 cause as long as they can be sold, hund.
reds ia die the death Of a drunkard By their
use the system is kept continually under the in
iuence Of alcoholic stimulan,s OF the worst kind.
the desire for Liquor is created and kept up, and
the result is all the horrors attendant upon .
druuA,ed: life snG death.
For those who desire ard viz hare q Liquor
lsitters we publish the following receipt: Get
uxs scrTls or HooriASp's GERMAN BITrERs, and
mix with three QUARTS OF GOOD bRASEY or Wills
Lr, and the result will DC preparalon that will
eAcXL in lncdica! yntie and true excellency any
OF the Iissc:. Filters in the world, and will cusr
Mrcu LESS. You receive AL the -lr.n.s af Ilroi
lands bii.ers III connection with good aIttnsc "a
Liquor u, Il much less price than tnese interior
preparations cost YOU.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

For Medical and Table uses. WHICH a,.s perfectly
pure. and need only be tried to be appreciated :.
None genuine unless they have our yod ia5el on
each bottle. and orr initials pressed m wax over
the cork. Sold by all druggists and dealers
throughout the country. Call for our goods and
take no other. Circulars to the trade supplied
ON application BENNETT PETERS / Co,
sold by No. Il River ST., Chicago
E. 5. Ballord, At wholesale by lssiderhccEe 4
Miller. inne20-dkwlv
Sold At Wholesale in Chicago BY Fuller. Finch
Fuller, Bushmsn L Van Schaeck, w p. liar.
rio Co.. and @. Z. Smith, druggists. In Dsv
cnlsOrt by Dciderheck 4 Miller ;roIs 1,v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-20

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, u. D., Editor OF
the Encyclopedias OF Religious knowledge.
Although no. disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through d,strust Of
their ingredients and efforts | yet know OF no
sufficient reasons why man My not testify to
what he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope, that he may
thus contribute (" the benefit OF others.
do this more readily in regard to h8ofend's
German Bitters prepared by Dr. G. N. Jackson,
Of this city, because | was prcjud,ccd against
them for many years. under the impression THAI,
they were chiefly alcoholic fixture. am II,
debcd to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for
the removal ofths prejudice by proper tests, and
Tor encouragement to try them, when suffering
from great and long continued debility. The us.
of three bottles VI these bitcrs IT the beginning
OF the present year was followed by evident relief
and restoration to a degree of bodily and mental
vigcr which had not felt for six months before
aud had almost dcspaired Of rcgainIng there
fore thank God aud ~ riepd tor directing me to
the use OF them. ). NEWTON BROWN
pHILADELpH.A June I'D 1861,