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FOREIGN NEWS.
Portland, Nov. 3s.

Eorfland, Nov. 22
Steamer Moravian from Liverpool 9th
arrived this morning. =
The Back Of England has redaesd iss
rate to 5.
The Danish lorsr, hsn.e has adopted
the treaty of pcace BY very large ma.
jority.
Livsrroo' Nov. II.
Cotton bnoyant With IN ..advsaes Id,
dosing npwsrd.
Consuls closed on the llth. e0s@sl1.
Erie, 39@41.
New York, Nov -.
The London Times city article says sd-
vices ffoa New Yosk with regard to the
mode 10 which tho Washington Govern.
ness havs received ths news u
the CAPTURE Of the Confederate stea-
mer Florida are awaited With the
greatest intersst BY the mercantile Is veil
- the political world. oae ressoa ios
the inpottAncs attdbused TO those ad vices
consists In the inTersnce that il ths affsis
be paliinted or endowed By the iiaeoin
Gossaoansnt il win lhenesforh satird ,
extingaish any power % the part Of III
United Ststes 10 ssssil ~ prfvsteers III.
commerce Of any aAsioa with which the,
sax T. n Eas, isse ::shs prssedsss Nil
II > Il ne
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& GIBBS
SEWING MACHINE

VIII stitch. Hem. ren. Tack, Cord Bind Braid orut
an fEibFvid-r beautifully. Ii will run from psrftct
work On the hnrst Nsinsook over the heaviest
eioth With - change Of needle thread or tsnsion vii
ass e.xse esffss issss ssA sik IL es~ser f..srr
ana siiier than any other machine forms fat
and elastic ssam, altering fus ssery other stitc zach
1cp betng frssf<S by means of the ~R,rsrfss Iioek
neF23-d e N FuYpsag -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

New York, Nov. 22.
Gold opened decidedly stronger under
. vigorous movement OF the Bulls. AT
10 .. m. the price was 225. Subse queptly
j. advanced to 22s3. and fell again to
2263.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

baJ- General Grant, 'tis said, has ex.
pressed his opinion that the Confederacy
is shell, and thin one. Gen. Saer.
man, 1t is proposed, shall now commence
Its conplete demolition. Newspaper cor
respondents have happy faculty for
making up for the silence Of Generate .by
reporting words that Generals don't utter.
Gen. Grant may have spoken As re eportcd.
If so, it's we'll. for everybody gives him
credit for cool judgment and sober con.
victions, and his opinion would have
weight. II he didn't say it, W think be
might have done so. and truthfully, and
that results would have established thu
truth Of the declaration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

S~ We have in late dispatches indi-
c,tions of Sherman's campaign and pro-
grss. The rebe, papers are extremely
reliceut on this score. They seem to ap-
preciate fully the damaging effects Of
Sbermans movements upsa the Confed-
eracy, and wish to conceal 1t from their
people. Whatever may be said by corre-
spondents. we believe Sherman's purpose
and destination is still only oopjsctusal.
There is no doubt, however, that be will
strike at some point on the Atlantic sea-
board. Strike where he will, he hurts
vitality the Confederacy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

NAW York, Nov. %.

The Posts Washington special say.
VIM. & Dodge, Of New York, ba. noii
hod James Brooks Of his intentioa 10 con-
test the seat OF the Ssh Congressiona a
District in the House Of representatives,.
A large. number of seats in tie next Con
gross will be contested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

- A petition to the French Senate
Tor the abolition Of capis,I punishment,
has received 80, 900 signatures.
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ehies Issst. amer
San Franciso. Nov. FL.

The ships Mianehaha. Msttapan and
Arno were lost in = gale Of Bowlsnd and
BsksFs lslsad, Ostobor 9th. The shin
White Swallow is also missing and is
thought to be lost
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s~The trade restrictions adopted by

~The trade restrictions adopted BY
the Administration have not worked we'll
Expedisncy demands their abolition. The
cotton trade may be made an element oi
strength TO as and of weakness to the
enemy. Now il is anything else. Trade
with an enemy in time Of war viii be an
anomaly in history. II the administra-
ton prohibited it hitherto it has been
merely in accordance with the we'll es-
tablished laws Of nations and of war
Kent says: "One Of the immediate and
important consequences Of the declaration
of war is the absolute interruption and
interdicti on Of all commercial correspon.
dence, intercourse, and dealing between
tha subjects of the two countries. There
cannot exist at the same time = war for
arms and peace for commerce. The
war pnts an end at once to all dealing and
oil communication with each other, and
places every individual Of the respective
governments, as well as the governments
themselves. in state of hostility. Thus
all the writer's upon international law
The Administration had precedent and
authority for its interdiction and restric-
ton OF trade. Yet We must not be tram
msled by precedent il thereby We are
harmed. We are harmed by existing
conditions of the cotton trade. The
whole system is radically defective. II
breeds peculation and favori,ism and
wrong. A few are benefited, some of
the rich made richer, spectators pluck
golden goose and the many suffer. Let
US have change. A shrewd observer,
writing from Turkey, has said that Euro
pean money is overthrowing Mohammed-
anism and civilzing the Ottomaus. Mis-
sion aries were good, and literature, and
teachers, but gold is the mighty reforma-
tive agent, continental gold more than
any other instrumentality is elev.ting and
Outstanding the Turks.
This is doubtless true. And so NAV
greenbachs become auxiliary tolarm in
making the South loyal. The cotton Of
the South now lies idle in warehouses, or
running the blockade at Matamoras or
o.her Southern ports, goes to foreign
traders, and for it the rebels get material
OF war. The North needs the cotton
Why not purchase it and pay for it in
greenbacks only? 1t adds nothing TO
their war strength. With the strict sur
veillauce of the blockade it prevents their
getting munitions of war ia return for
this staple from foreign traders, and to
have In his pockets the promises to pay"
of the United States would make the
Southern planters desirous to see the Fed
eral Government perpetuated.
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j ~ Battons on ladies dfesSes baye
lately increased b degrees. from tbs eiis
Of pea to the dimensions Of : -four.
pound dumb-bell ard tbs area Of sour
plate. Nov they ars TO be square, yee,
square. N-xt nonsh they will 30 frian..
gdlar. and i the spring shey will exhibit
~ ahaDo n ) rhsnhotd,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

~ This is rather hard weather for
the Troy AcCleIlauite to pay his bet, by
walking eight miles barefooted.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

~An emancipation moveneht 10
Cuba looks to the gradual abolition Of
slavery, MI psrsons born Of ssrvils pa
rents, after the 6rst Of next .Januafy, to
become free 1t the ago of twenty lfout,
and TO be paid for their labor after reach.
ing the age Of twenty, 1t tho rate of|slO2
per anuum for foar years.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

r. The Californian says, very ungal.
laosiy "M'ss Hardinge lectured on The
Coming Man. at Platt's Hall, to . large
audience. Miss Hasdinge speaks with
the fsrvor that usually distinguishes ls.
dies on that subject
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CONGS FOR SOLDIERS & THEIR

~ FRtkSDS-TE TErkrsr OF FRxzpos: containing
soidiers Chorus; Viva Ia America Mother when the ar
y oreF. Mount boys aouns Picket Guard Rot Star
from onf flag. Volunteers We- Rel, mite and Hlue.
To Canaan. Do they Pray for me 81 Home How do r1u
Ike a. Jsnsrson u Battle Hymn o! Republic Gios
Haiirialahs Sarib&M Hymn, and other popular soags
Duets, &C. ell be cent postpaid for 20 cents
OLIVER DiTS0N CO. Publishers.
nori2 "a Washington ST., Boston.
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DIRMINGHAM COLLEGE-Thi,

- Inssitution is oraf-dn the village cf Rsrnirha
Van Barren Co, Iowa uis~ miles south Of Pairfed on
the Bartin ztua and Mo X b. and from Sam nit
en- the k-ckak and CttnnwM r. Daily har r. ,,nnart
with frans cn esr rad The Lcaton of College il
uhsverssily admitted 10 nc healthy In the est
II comparatively free from these Temptations that
nsnally hinder yo1ng men in acquiring edacalion
Tue course cf stu9y Is tbongh that any similar
ths Institrtcn viii receive liberal PATRONAGE Tn.
hrst terra will consist Of twenty weeks will en-
mence on the first Mcnaay in December 1854 Tuition
from ten tsf To nfteeH f3 dollars reT half a
vance Rer. G. p. BERGEN
ney93dlm President
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6evensAt Of lrsnelaAs---Censtex1a tien
at RieAmsna.
Washiuut ton. Nov. o9.


The Alexandria, Va, Journal, says the
Ironelads previously stationed At Fort
Monroe, moved up the James river on
Friday to Dutch Gap, indicating 40 i'm
portant movement.
Tie Commercials Washington special
says:
There was great CONSERVATION in Rich
mond on Saturday on account Of General
sherman's movements.
IL Is believed he is sweeping onwasds in
spite Of all opposition.
1t Is not impossible that Macon has al,
ready fallen, and that may be one OF the
causes OF the CONSERVATION in Richmond.
Gov. Morton srrived 10 Washington
to day, and had an interview with the
President.
DR.. Thompson. late health officer. died
suddeuly 1T his residence in Brooklyn, !
day or Two ago.
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NEWS By TELEGRAPH

New York, Nov. &c.

NoW OFks NOV. e.
Gen. Grant left the city Yesterday r.
N. for the front. By his request his pres.
ence here was kept as quiet n possibls
and though he vas at the serensde Of the
Governor elect oo Saturday no mention
was made Of the fact 10 the accounts Of
that affsir. Before leaving the General
called on Gen Scott aud had an iutefes.
ting conference. Gen Scot. presented
him with copy of his autobiography,
written on the fy leaf ''from the Oldest 70
the abisst General in tho world"
To gentleman OF the city Gen. Grant
said on Sunday, ''the Confederacy 10 .
mere shell. l know / am sure oft. L.
is hollow shell and Sherman will prove il
to you." The calm, modest conscious
ness Of power with which this was said.
more than the words themselves. convey
ed 10 his visitor an unqualified convietiou
OF the truth of the Generals remark. In
answer to question whether in his opin-
ion 80 days would bring tho end. he said
with grim smile. Il am not . 80 d.v
man. but We shall see what shall happen
In six months.
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4 BAKER
SEWING MACHINE

WIN ssieh Hem. feii, Tnek Bind Braid cerd onjI. ana
Entrosder teaaiifaiiy 1T vii run f.ll perfect sork
ca toe hnest Nalnsot, the hesvsg Bs.yer clo,h
With ru change VI teaAs.s1, needle or thrs=s
ncF1o-d Z. H. EMERSON Art
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

IKE HEARD FRoM.-In our last from
Mrs. P, r,ington. she thus discourses coz.
cerning Ike:
"Betsy Jane writ TO you abou. poor Tsae
bein grated intdlbur noble army; it was
during the late prevailing res.riction.-
I've been 90 dreadful aneas5--laws me /!
But Dan'l at last we've heard OF him By a
neighbor who is home on furrow. He
poor innocent l-at onc's took his place
so neighbor Tibbins says, as First Cor.
palent. and soon proved 20 deficient that
he was promoted to bo an Ordinary Su. (.
geou---poor child But what the blessed
dear knows about taking up arterial COM
putasion Of Inns, and the like ssrpassss
me. Howsumever, If he can be the hmm.
BILE implement IN the hands of The hasds
OF the Lord Of savisg The hves Of the gal
las fellows whose haads have been dis.
seminated BY the bursting open Of pom
tcons and thiDss, Why W akiuss sA1riace
him freely On the alter Of .epleurisy ami
form aaasnay H. Lord AAss upersg o. his
solar syatsa.
so - S@ft-a7A a~sA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

~"From the oldest 10 the ablsst
General in the world" Thus the hero of
Lundy's Lane and Mexico endorses the
Lieutenant General. tie no small praise,
and the people will endorse the endorse
ment. The reader..wilI doubtless remem-
ber the nearly similar words which Fed
eric the Great wrote upon his picture
which he sent to Washington-'F From
the oldest General in Europe to the ablest
General in the world"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23
DENMARK ACADEMY.
The Winter Term
In this fnstitution win begin
ON wzD1sEsDAY, DEC. 14rH, 1894,
And continualtourtsen weeks
H. X. EDISON, Priac;pAi.
Dsnnrk, Nsv 43-dsw2w

THE OPERA OF FAUST-By Chas.
0osne& aiaptsd 70 English and Italian werda, sad
reviss from he Fun Score with isdcstions o. ~ In
strmrneas1ion This nsw and popular Opera forms tAe
Goth solume Of aDitson Co's EdfiDn Of Etandara o.
r.sr Il = psefarsd With sketch Of the copoeee ~
a. the plot as incidsAO Of the wosk, prnssd fe sn6
fype and naatly bsun1. Prics ~ xars
olxvuR lyEn0M co, p1hahnNnnks#
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h. Mt. II. l. m. II. II.
&MW3,SE
Winter .7rr0Mg era eat.
CTRAYED or ST0LEN- Rrnm i.

~ Subscriber. ths night of Sey lsth, red Gov
eye. liberal reward vii be paid ir her re,srp or in
formation to shsre she I've found by calling at the
Drming House BENZ b. vALB
Rp~2Ex
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-23

600 Packages or MackercI.
10 Bbls. ors. and Kits. all qualities. Also
CDa Fish,. white Rish aua.Herrfux.
ALSO.
100 BALES COTTON BATTING.
49, A
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STAPLE GROCERIES.
Fraits, knts, Can Goods, &c. 6e,,

easA from rst hands and will be sold at o,T.
~ market rate Buyers will do well call and prss
Dsiere purchasing. good assortment Of the Elewps
articles embrace postion Of our sferk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02

--TAe nsw Atlantic cable = tcInG Cjns-
Fpaete4 Ia England q ~ nate ~ eighty mi,ee
h week. The copper colldtceoe e ~ n6ble
y covered With tour lAs ers Of guttA peScha,
being sDnsountiyssnHs cteds 1uFine the pr :
cessy n slsctrisat,tessssby the I'D II sppsr-
atus, which. Il IL had been available shsn
the former cable was constructed, would
have caused the very best portions Of Il 70
have been utterly rtjected. Sixteen hun
drsd tons OF Homogeneous iron will Le used
in tho constsurtioa Of the cable, which viii
r. kept constantly in water from the hrAt.
The Great Eastern is at Sheerness, 10 be
supplied With water tAn,Gs ~ storing the
csble, and the British Government has fur.
nished two steamers to convey the cable TO
her. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02

AT coin sale in New York the present
week, the prices showed . large advance on
former prices. The following are some Of
the prices obt lined: 4 proof sst Of Uni; ed
States coin {, " pieces) Of lS42, $62.50
one Of 1916, $40; one Of 1647, sos one Of
1S48, $40; and one Of l649, x4750; two
half dollars Of 1893 brought respectively
: and $22-50; aqIarter collar OF 1895.
SIS; one Of 1923, $l20; one Of 1927. ti57;
dime OF 1913, Ss6; ono Of 1904. xl2 /;
one Of 1914, eI2.5V; a half dime Of 1874,
$1,000; ono Of 1896. SIi.5v; one Of 1893,
$3.50; aud one Of 1893, el8.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02

How THE SOLDIERS vorE.-A soldier Of
the SSth Y. Y. V. writes: My regiment
voted to-day. There were two hundr, d
entitled 10 vote and tAty all uotsd .for he
Gillian and Gorernor Seymour. Al the
New York soldiers are voting for Mcclellan.
J think the army rots is tampersd unh, as
most Of the officers are Lincoln men. You
know most Of the soldiers VINO served under
Mcclellan are dead. Yes. they died brave
ly, while most Of the fellows who are now
voting for Lincoln were at holae at ease.
But after all Mcclellan will carry the army,
ard If he don't, the majority for Linceln
will nc sinali.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02
MANHOOD.

A Np THE vlGOR o. YvLIH RESTORED
IN IN EOLR WEEKS. by bK RiCORljx n.
SENCE Or LIFE. Dr RECORD, az Pxfjs.i amer
some four sea,. Of earnest solicit t,on. shss q
American pu lie ind ~ pointed an AGENT 10 New
lora. fu' the sab. Qi his valued and highly pri.cd
Es-ercs Of life This wonderful agent vii ~.
store Manhood I, tie most shattered corstftu.
'i"ns y, four weeks, and IL used according II
printed instructions. failure is impossible. This
life iesfnrjng remedy should be taken hy. 1, all
about to marry as its effects are permsncnt.
Success. in every case, Is certain.
tIr. Wicurd's Essenre If Life - sold IN cates.
with full instructions for use. 1t 81, or 1our
quantities u one ~, W. and will 10 asrt IN any
part, eearials packed, ON receipt Of remittapcs
10 bis accredited agent Circular sen, Tree IN
receipt Of frur stamps - i.issae1 ~ .8fr
s PHILIP ROLAND, ~ Bronme Ssleet.
One door west OF Broadway. n. r..
pl3-dSm* Sole syent f,r tue Cnited Sts1se.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02

DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS AAD DEBILITY
Or. .st,'icliunas 7o,sic-Wc can recon
mend those suffering with Loss Of Ape
the, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Dcbili >, to use Strickland
Tonic. II is vegetable preparation. free
f'om alcoholic liquors; it strengthens tbs
whole nervous system; il creates good
appetite, md is warranted to cure Drspcp-
STA and Nervous Debility.
For SAKE by Druggists generally al 81 PEI
hottie. Prepared by Or. A. Stritk land, 4
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
i,lvCn II Exxtf -=
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02

DIAREuHA AND DTsesTEay.--We have
examined 3 great number OF letters from
Cincinnati aud CovinGton. otc.. speaking IN
the highest terms ol Dr. Strickiand's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of dlsirhuA
and dyson,cry. The letters are toe long to
publish. Mr.. Woodsy oil Co,ng,op, says
Inc was pronounced incuraLlc by the best
doctors in Cincindat, and one bottle Of Ur
Strickland, Anti-Choiera Mixture eIiec,ed
u permanent cnro after suffering for months
with the worst form oil dar.hEa and dy>en
terry. 30 CTS "A bottle. For sale by ali Drug
glstS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02
DIR. BlGEL0W,
Confidential Physician /!
Formerly OF st. Louis, Missouri,)

tformer,y OF st. Lo

q .
rVNhE Only REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
i legally qualified Physician iii Chicago who
makes the treatment vi Private Conplants u
spe islity Ills Office has been established ex-
pressly 10 afford the afflicted sound and scientific
medical aid, without tte use Of tnufciny or nox
ions drugs. DT. z. has for many years devoted
his whole attention 10 the treatment Of private
complaints IL their varied and complicated forms
Ais SUCCESS III the treatment of those long ST nd
ing and G!euit cases, such rs were torrI,e is con-
silsrcd in'Grabic. IL sufficient 10 recommend him
20 the psoic rs worthy Of tic extensive patron
age s.livs he las RECEIVED. In proc ssioBal ex
perieIce in hospita; aud private practice xtand
ing through may years m Nils aud otiii'i Gopst
Iatnt> OF medical science he j. the disco. OF
the only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these yirient, scores aud chronic Giseas ;, and
has letters oi Recommendation from the most
distinguished aud experienced surgeons and
Pay sclans OF TINS country, as testimonials OF his
smperio, skill and profound Judgment In tie
treatment of diseases ef private nature.
The universal md unising success in the
treatment adopted by him, has proved beyond
doubt that permanent cure tor the worst cases
oi con- ;its,ionai syphilis, gonorfiea. structures
in any firm, I'LL mercura elections diseases Of
t.e skin, kidneys and bladder, inpuiency. sper-
WatorihTa, etc. Can now be Obtained to a NOR al
certainty, II appen;io ii be Elasieto those whose
nat diligence. skill and cxericnce cau be ruiiea on
ioung men especially VAC have becoine vic
aud destructive haLit, witch annually sweeps 10
an untimcly grave thousands % young men Of tie
most exalted talents and brilliant intellect may
call with "a full condolences an pcricct cvre.
Females Suffering from IRE. silas ties attendant
On puberty, melstruas..n1 or pregpsht u On per-
sous hasi ing any obstruction fiariiap e. should
sec the dce.ns al once and be cured. .as.s
He thinks il is his duty TO Use the unfeStu-
date, particularly strangers, 10 be careful that
they are not deceived by false acknowledgements Of
Boosting in,postcrs. lie who places himself I'M
der The care OF Isr. u. may reiigionsy couiide IN
his honor gentleman, and confidently rely up
on hi skill as aphvsician. "a 7ef'sa =
DIR. Is. viii tei. tie patient previous IN cnsuaer-
cling the trca,nent vi his CAST iew inuclssle will
effect cure; ana when such AN arrangement is
entered upo IN pa case will he make = second
ch ir.-s.
Ofsice aud Rooms within 'ia.f a square of the
Posi 0shce. where all are polite y invitedfo cad.
Office hour ; from a: m. tos. =, N; Sundays
lVa. n. to noon. Consultation - oiEeeftet.@
Send Stamps an get MS Guide 10 ffehhhs
POST OFFICE BOX l5i spllsd&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02

a tra,eler in England, on a journey to
MANCHESTER, stopped at Rugby to get u
: las'y plate Of soup" In the course Of
his meal he by accident swallowed q nail,
which caused his death ii les than fort
night. The july 5 verdict was : Accid u al
death.' ansi the victim being Insured 10 the
Railway Passengers Company, his family
y ii receive handsome SUN. Ihe misai
e lliis story is, that one should not ca. al
railroad stations unless his life is insured.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02

In addition TO nar main business Of PHOTO
GRAPHIC MATERIALS, We are Headquarters
Tor the following, viz:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-11-02

Hail : Cholera .NirSHj'e /!
r T. u x
StriCkiRnd's


Is A COMPOSITION OF ASTRINGENTS.
i atsoiu.nts, stiuIulants aad cafniinitis e.
whic.i every PLY sieian acknowledges il the onls
preparation that will effect 4 permanent care OF
Diarrhma and Dysentery. This Anti-Cno.ia
Mixture is new in use in several OF our hospitals
where II gives the greatest satisfaction. IL has
saved the lives ot thousands Of our soldiers aild
citizens, aud we viii guarantee il 70 Be the best
remedy in the world TOR ,!ihrya0a and dyseH.aiy
Mr.. Woods. Of Coyn.ston. Ky, WIN be mos.
happy to satisfy any one as To the virtue Of S;rick
lands Ansi-C Cholera Mixture; IN fact We have a
great number Of testimonials from patients wne
have been cured after being pronounced incuTa-
bic cy their physicians, some after taking one boz
lie oi Strckland's Anti Cholera Mixture. ify,r
suffer with -darrnnea and d,seAie.v try u bottle
SOLDIERS
You ought moi 20 be without suc, valuable med
icing The Cincinnati. National Union af April
24til, saws that thousands Of our soldiers have
been say ed nv the use Of trichanl's Anti-Cho-
era MIXTURE. For sale by druggists at 80 cents
Der bottle. iy2a-dt..s&tri&wly