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

CtxyUvlCEA sss ~. :. -. 1854.
Il Vhs1nAs. De re,sg demoosssa'ions
o. aghos$ q cOue1, appassatly in
ID nstsA By osss Ioldis or seeking
of3ss frdlf thS present Sdmioistrstion,
give evidence Of . concerted movement
70 secure tire reelection Of Mr.. Lincoln
% thp Presidency; and, whereas, We do
not believe that . perpetustion OF his
powes 10 calculated 70 meet % iul , -
peeded the stern, yet delicate, emergen-
cies Of the period therefore, be it
r solved. l. That the country, 10 our
judgment, demands change Of admia-l
istrstioo, suoa % will secure more Wig.
orous and ecoaomicsl condsct e the
war asaieat ths 5sbsllioa, bed : Sseaa-
ment Of the subject Of slavery which
viIl result in it extinction.
2. That the unconditiooally loyal men
Of the nation hass thus e susssined Mr.
Lincoln, . ~ bead eftbs Government
| n he iust ositicism HE course has pro.
voked, fearing that such criticism might
weaken bis efficiency - President F; bot
that II Q now time for them to express
th cir conscientious convictions, and no
longer lsave the world to suppose that
because they have cordially supported
him while 10 office, they are therefore
pledged to his continuance in it for oil
future time 10 come.
| 8. That, while he shall have our hear.
tp support to the last hour Of bis official
existence, we still consider it our solemn
duty to procure the election 10 bis place
OF some man more positive and courag-
ous 10 character, who shall be able to
bring the war to speedy close, and af-
lterwasd insugurate such statesmanlike
measures Of peace 40 will enable the
| people TO endure the enormous finan cial
burdens which weak policy has air ady
imposed.
1. That the apparent popularity o.
the President 10, ia the main, the result
Of the silence of those opponents Of hi'
measures who have supported them
through excess of loyalty, while they
have oharitably overlooked his faults and
concealed bis weakness; ard that an
honest expression Of public sentiment
will show his record 10 be vulnerable IN
every point, and utterly beyond success
fol defense.
5. That we believe either Hon. s. p
Chase, Major General Fremont, MsjoI
General Butler, Mi n General BAnka
or Major General Grant to be tar prefer.
able 10 Presidential candidate to Mr.
Lincoln but our judgment is in favor o.
. civilian rather than soldier.
6. That Salmon p. Chase, from hi,
svowed principles, his un'oo ofiotellect.
usl aud moral qualities, his character a.
statesman, aud his consistent AMI IRE
rroachsbls record, is our fret c..oice fol
the bext President, and that we pledge
ours. Ives 10 use oil honorable means &c
secure his election to that ofice aud in
woke the earnest cooperation Of all who
.sue principles more than men, snc
WHO esteem country Is more sacred thar
patty.
z. That copy Of these resolutions b
sent to all the lending new papers in tn,
United States, with . rrqu ut 10 publ,st
, the same. Nj. L. sCHAcH,
II NJ ~ A.~~.e~~., " -. sasssaA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

TRUSTEE'S BALE.

WHEREAS, on tie goht d,y q nasos, 4:
NAY ne1uiises. bis wife, sxessted asto
eoAvtyiDg 70 aid sRustee the lard n C3issos
eoass3, Iowa, desesibta sSfollovs. 70 Wit.. Tao
sass hall Of shs soath-sast quarter Of sestioo No.
ssssty-eas l7l,) IN tOsnship No. soghty-ewo
(s3., sortA " sanss No. foss a. $40 = Sth ,.
n, winch aaid essveyance wss Dsds ~ - ~
Ne Nnllsa ard wife, Tor the psrIose Of securing
the noyoeas q eeseaio psomissssy nSsee ~ ~
inseesS, shsssoa. sieasd b. SD kssTsek MsAul-
,ss, dated the 3eth Day Of Nses, "A y, 1851, ed
peysbls - foiioes: Five for. lNssa dtllssD eoe1,
1us 10 s,x, sW1Iyss sieAtess, sW6st11Osf oo6
thisSy oosths trvo dste. and enc tor three hooa.
RI saA ssts dollaSE das ID tbfee yssse Sisa
dsts. % ne orlss os QssryD = u. DSvs 81 v1se
sss1ssss o Nsw lssk, - s,sh iss1S esss H.
.-Xsd -. aid ss,ssy -sssls ~ hsvise -
sons dsss - psgsels: - - 49, fsssssk
ss.slIs. ..:ylss fsil.a n ~ &c 60. :.
heeshs 1--WE ehis paSaio notieo. tnse ii ~
vissae q The p.Wes which u II - vss1eA y saia
49, e ssuss, sill. o. Saturday, he tAtn ~
= neesh, A. D. lss., At the bOss VI e'slset
b ~ lssesoos # seid days . ~ Csass l1ssss
1ose, 10 Ne saey u DssseDssA e1ceooI
~ oDbefoe sAle, q psbli3 sssase, (se sos6 ~
Dmoa q DAa1 obovo dOossos1s e - -
Ihusose . shell - asoeBnsy tssaMgfy - - I
lnoansans ~ % ~ aseee, - - $780,
~ Nm ~ ioo4seos ooaSoo ~ - ~ ~ -
80 With ~ lAeesooDao9 1ooDw1e1
14 - psseH = - ssalD Aa9 p
sn1a~ avssg!eq Igrasnts
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

SuIc,Dr.-John Wesley Owen, aged
IS years, selmtsleesd euicide on the eve
ming Of the 35thy 1t the Seven mile
House, on tho Bardstosn tnrnp,ke, ty
blowing bis brsius out. Mr.. Oseo wss
: cripple, and hal led rstt CT a. eventual
life :; for, cripple - he was, he had killed
three men in encounters 81 one kid o.
another always acquitted, too, on the
plea Of acting IN seil-iefence. Wheih-
er II was remorss Of conscience, Or geo.
ers' bad hea th that led 70 this desl rue.
100 u hs o~a lite, We do no, know
Louisville DesA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

MISCELLANEOUS.
/ wltcex GlSDs' II
= Z WING AknMn =.
Price, With nenmer I Feller. HlA
THE WILCOX 0IBBS SEWING nAcur
i 10 ne best wasasas sttAost rsesrt 70 ~
Family SeWing.
Brafaftny,
neln1ntmE,
felIinG,
Tmcking,


IL forms at. svsa 80 slassse sesn vhieA =.
vss.astsd cot " ripis vsas svsa IL Vhe - p
cat q frequent iutosS1lo 40 alao AnAae m sas
eanssaasG 'steAnsvivs Ne WasA sEh. l,s--T''r
A pess.sea device q pees utlllty 70 lsnsssss.
prevents NE rossissltsy n The naekioe beioe -
= re vroae dl,estea q he ta,eees-SASsl
Aeo- her feessfe Waich deserves paetieslaR -
ss.taon !. The y ilssx Patent Aesdiss vAisA -
not - set wrong. M$ 80
Its sapAesisa,ly the god ou-p,issd family
sewing mschise tAat he public hsvs Ions. Gsss
wanting Sof. ~Dssss~ 7SaasssySs. 80
!. 10 indeed . woodssfal vesassGaoo a. To- e..
~ us: ssfeeia!ly 40 other viii bsas asy sonpae
iSoa With it.-PA4. Essaino yossno1,
Assehaaicsl sosdst. II sts.n6e A~stSsss.
Among he bsst - aess sssslssAbIs Dwin
nsehisss. Light and sleeestly AnisAsd aaA .
simple IN its co0stsuOtion thst u soeos alnoet
impossible fof II 70 ct out o. repain- Pisls6srD
Has eosbinsd With ~ own psealias nssits I'll
We really valuable impsovsnsnts OF ths highss
priced machinss.-PssssyIsa~is
1hif machine 10 The opiaion Of The coomlttss
Nile moro nearly the Oquire0eots Of psefoos -.
ehias than any On exhibition. -lsaatjis lssl1Dulu
Report Of 1865
Ticking into consideration simrlieity eh saposse
durability and doing Ill Wesf The COMMITTEES Uoss
onanimously In fsvvr Of the Wileos = Gibbs, q
single thread machins PesMsvlsasis &1ss AZ
We must In justice express oureonAdenoe n ~
nssits Of The Wilcox I Oibbs sewing mashiss.--
W consider thet great disidssatsm hes bsss
s.Pplied ~ y In peovisg 6syond douot that sws
threads are not, - wos suppsoed, necessary . !
good machioe.-C 1vSseian advocate and JssSx&
Jsse 81. 1850.
After much wear and many ~ashines ~
stitching IL found 70 retain oil the roandpsss
svenness and 6rmnsss which are % mueh adnired
81 frst.-AsS Hsrs Asa. .361 y ~
10 priuciplsit i perfect -Esgisses. Losiss.
Hes svident oints Of superiority over I'll Others
PAslsdslpkiu fssss
sssvicssble machine. OF this ~ have Or
| perience In our own fsmily.- Boston xyeeslsv.
The beauty snd simplicity Of it, msehauisa
aSe admirable.- Ezyress.
~ sewing machine heretofore introduced hs,
II .. short time acquitted such we'll mssitsd pop
| ulaSity. OIMciss sftt 0nsetse.
| We esteem II the best machine for family use.-
lie ssitcA is un.gcepti onoi .-!&gssd By many hus
| died citsssas e( Philadelphia
| 1Sena Tor q Circular. "a
| JANIS WILCOX, ~ ufsc,ursr.
| ep3-oN sos Broadway. N, Y.
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Secy.
TRAGEDY IN PeHasyi. ania..A Returned
soldier ssvassled By his w i1e and hor
Paramount.

TRAGEDY IN PeRnsyis ania..A Retur-ed
soldier s.sassled By his Wife end her
PaSamOus.
[rrom the Pit,sburg Chronicle
In the early part Of the present mouth
. So der belonging to the Tooth Regi-
ment, having re.enlisted for the war, %.
tained thirty days fu,lou.h, and re-
turned TO his home in Lawrence county,
about four miles from Darlington, and
almost joining the Beaver county line.
The man was married, and during his
sbsence bis wife contracted an intimacy
With scamp 10 the neighbo'hood, which
eliminated into criminal inter course be.
tween the p.Ities. OF al THE, how ever,
the husband was in complete ignorance.
Soon after his arrival, it was agreed be-
tween tho woman and her paramour that
he should be put out Of the way, and one
night, while the un.uspecting mao Law
asleep in his bed. the guilty pair ap-
preached him, and slipping q moose,
which they had previously prepared.
over his head, they threw the other end
over beam which extended across the
dwelling, and, pulling on it with ali their
might, they swung the wretched man of
the bed, and, in q moment almost, bad
him in such position that resistance on
his part became impossible.
Finding that the death did not take
place as soon 40 they expected, they fas.
tened the rope, which rp TO this time
they had held over the beam, the BODY
Of their victim writhiog in his death
agony from the other end, to peg in
the wall, and, leaving the miserable man
to his fate, passed out Of the hooee. AZ
ter remsining outside long enough for
strangulation TO take place, they again
entered the house, and, taking down the
now lifeless remains Of the murdered
man, carried them to coal bank in the
vicinity, inside Of which they con. called
them.
The next day it vas noticed that the
woman's paramour was rather flush Of
funds, and this, coupled with the fact
that the soldier was missing. induced
those who knew the guilty relations
existing between the woman and the
man, to suspect that ali was not rich, !:
20 an inquiry was instituted, through
which the entire tragedy vac brought
to light. The woman, struck with ,esr
or remorses made . confession Of the
whole affair, duplicating her paramour
as the principal IN the murder, and
both he and she were arrested and
committed to jail at New Castle to await
their trial Tor murder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
DR.. G. y. Wssthlll,
Author and Lsssurss.oa @' G
CHRONIC AlAksAkEA..

OGers the most certain, speedy asd soeesu>.
~ hDIHS 10 tho " ord for tho tvllowins cys-
piAinss 10 their Obstissss s.ayss,v,s:r rr
Lssasss e'the Throat, Lssy., Asost Sysv., Lv-
e., IAom ,cA. Lropsey ~ "a .Aea. H. sNd
Ear; khesmas,s m Nenrulgis P,ts ss% y
other Nervous Dsrssysmssss ~
dsssases Of tie Hood sc, otsls.
Esyspst.s, lesesr, Essr e;tr
sores, Lepsosv. nd
- nN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
To Horse Owners

DIR. SWEETS INFALLIHLE LINIMENT FOR
HORSES is unrivaled BY sny, and in ell cases Of
Lameness, arising from sprsins. Bruises or
Wrenching, its effect 10 magical and certain
Harness or Saddle Calls Scratches, Mango, TO-, 1t
will also euro speedily. Spawn and k,ngbone
may TO easily prevented and cured in their inc,p-
bility Of radical cure. No case Of the kind,
however, is 90 desperate or hopeless that It may
be allevisted by this Linimsnt, and its faithful
application will always remove the Lamensss, and
enable tho horses to travel with COZ paratve ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy At
hard for its timely use at the first appearance Of
Lsmens will sfeotuslly prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned to which oil horsesa ere liable
and whi,h render 80 many otherwise vslssblt
horses nearly worthless.
Sec advertisement. gl8-dvlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

DEATH OF Coz. NaLsoN, OF Missouri,
We are called upon to perform the
painful duty Of record ny the death Of =
gallant and accomplished officer q our
army Col. VIM. Il. Nelson, Of Nilsson
RI. Tie was Knocked from bis horse b.
an exploding shell from the en- NV. feet
OF Charleston, on the 14h uit
Col. Nelson was member Of thu ,.t
US. Cavalry At the commencement Of
ho<t'lities, 'bas left 10 Aoril, 1861. and
repaned to the Confederate Can. til.
where hs receiyed commission q Lien
tenant Of Caval. y il. the regular q. s.
Army, With the rank Of Msior Of Vol
anteers, with orders to report to the %.
compl'shsd Gen. lohsstos,s who took
command Of or forces q Hafperis Fxfs
~. Since that ,tins hAdhap 4 ioosooa>.
s.taat'y 'nservine., asdUia ~ vstssas Il
nifty p'tchst battles. HiA Ease vss n
up With : beantifaf a6ejle ,dar;nss - q ea-
gagsosnt. - ;eAnsonf WIZ. s,ss.ss -
II -. Tes9h, \, .E5lar ssIsd lefaea !
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THE GREAT SECRET,


1t 10 admitted By al physicians that the granl
secret OF health and long life lies IA keeping the
blood and various Asids Of the body in high de-
gree Of aaidity. When you feel continued pain
in thshssd y bswss, or any other parts Of the
body, you can prevent serious sickasss By taking
Brandreth's Pills.
Bleeding may give msmsntasy ease bsoauss the
blood left will have more room. bot - the bedy
10 mads from the blood and sustained By the
blood, to waste eur blood 10 10 waste our life and
ruin our constitution But Brandreth's Pills ~
lieve the circulation - readily - bleeding BY on
ly taking away what 1t oan we'll spare, and THEY
KEvBs BU1T.
Mrs. Hooper. Of Barnstabls, Mass, was CURED Of
st. vitus bsnce, General Debility and Costivs-
ness of many years standing BY Brandrsth's Pills.
The CASE At length IL publishsd In the Pamphlets.
sold b. b. i. baIlord, davenport, Iowa, and BY
all respectable dss.sss in medicines. fbl.dA. 3n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
Complicated Chsssls Csnpla ists

The roctor's practice u founded On truth Of
ssvseteen yeass ssasda1B, aed s,lses fssn elbesa.
sss No tsidiEe with huAAn sxistencs. Or 80.
si6ci0k life BY experimsats The Destoe s,sss
upon examination the cause OF The slbseesV. ssd
the remedy seeded % fsmOvU Il : pot b. suse6ne
bat b knoWledge soalysss the diseass asd 10
medicine none but vegslabis suoseasess used
ALI mineral cad pois0nous medicines discarded.
The ectOr has discove. - 0any sensaie In hte
travels In soath Anssisa1 tsifosnss aad oshse
cvunsriss, which he 6nds Of gesssal uiii. u ~
hsa.ipg srt. IL IL 70 b h0ps1 shss isVslS1s ~
have tried doctors and advsFtssd ne1ieisss 10.
I'll worn OFT nsd discouraged, viii dsspsig not of
= cars unslj thsy h1ts'gissA W. M aS1ytot
and magnetic operations . trial. DulisG 81
travels no has becn the inses0no1s, - w.
hands, OF restehng n bsaiSA -aaAv,eoe thsseaaA
Who we're IN the vsfg6 " tAtgfavs, "a ere nv
living nonunsnts OF his skin aod Aueeessiui sssat.
nsnt, and sss asiiy e1sla.uieg, ..Blssssd - The
dsy when 6sst ~ go ~ pojA.s& 81 ~ AaAy.
ito asd Magnetic Doctoe's treatment" asiis.ss-
tory rsfsssncs ~ill b chsssfsily givss Whss ~
CURED The Doctor siIl pledge bic rspstssiea
and seess his sils Mske pssnAeshs e~sos u III
eesse % undertakes. mis- mSds VI sxami .asiea
!: sitA - Eye, sa9 " ~ AssusissI pspssss =
The Waste material r thet , AZ. ~ .shsse, -
pain sym0sU0A odhog che cosee 80 ~ lon-
don u the dies. ~ with perfect esrteoiey.
- N. y, ~. WoODaULL ass.js.siy advsetie.
- s-thing but what he hes tue abilssy % DO.
form. Al fosms VI isnAis diAlsuluss sstssj,a
WITH the hsppssss sssults. lnysiise Who esnsSt
eoasslt sno DUttorfb Essooh, ty givise 9 staaa. :.
loess III their case, wnl BE- sttsodeA 10 psunpt.
y. asa medicine feewsshs1 by saSssss Wkss a.
ouieod. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
lnPsFta1t Care u Csayanptiss,

!Ae -. -. 2. Hens, u ls1iaaaSsl1s, I'D.
49, Aas ssgst1ooial = s6e oooy 1sAeas pe.ns =.
seHv esfsd e Consuoptiss, AyDs Wssas -:
- ao.sbsfey q sGsssnslse ~ ssasanoae
ne fttss1s o. N. WOssnu. h., - sseo 90
ksovleee q ssial rsns0esaess - he ~.
Sesoesoee eeoseo - oyeese. hsl bsoa sDIsee1
vtth Osasso1tso, fss ~ -. shsse yuoss, -
!ee 80 ysss he'd 80 $50 eele - wsA8 sbeeg,
sisas ~ so go ssar, sDd sf Isss u ssess q
asesnS sesy sse5eoSsspses, sp6 ~ ~ 80 =
hUpe NJ slns0ss sxesfed, whes hend u ~ ".
9 - ssoss0 asVatsd - Asa asdse vAsse ieeeA
1857 - ssse 80 pssfsss = si3 - y, - i6aS
- of ~ disssse sissppessss. lKsss - M
40 G.seE sver sssse Il = 30 ssss iWo yease
saoee The ssso wse e9ssssas ae1 eeIi - s,sse.
sseos.ss fssssss0 aay sssse y s6sAissses 5 ~.
ever: esst ehsssisllg seesmnsea q .sG,esoA
70 ~. nehessevea ~ life 80 01ut tsheuS
nasity. rs m = -
!sDIAs0Sol11s Feb. u, 1874, st'777 u.
lnFsssAsr TssF.sssrAL --1As SSliswfns r
sassa 0nsFned 81 ". NsoenUlA ~ ~ Tsss
- VAeess aoe OhsDSio Lisseee khyeteiaS. -
- Dsea essrpsag - The eAes tks3v WGn9 = ~
O; Assno!as Istsi. q Snss4i1 IN. -. -
49, = ~ ws.lh1il, - ssIeksassi Co.
psb,is y . Ne foisssikx tsSss -. ~
lsssyssss1ISy 80 ~ iissss3ss TssS
eeessis4 49, yDloIySd t6S - 1870 ~ :
st4sagy sa9usdse, ~ > leu66. sApSi - r. .
3 sp p de:psx = eie. ~ t1isS vsss O. ~
y sseAsLS assisN ben, - tVss5sr q - ~ ~
1eqri esres, ~ rasol 1lssjf ~ 4 ~ t1s1ns, Il
- ~ ow-ag 5sar LSssS s1Vty w Ct t1ei H.
~ 1890 1psfte4 1900 aoitG ~ (ISs1 ! ]
!, s.s go: . ~ - hssss.c.t ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

circle Of The Fsnian Brothsehood
h. isssiy bsea instituted IN AeGsrgos.
Ah.sI6a ooJ.;sd !. K.okut last
Thussdsy - sssseoa, dssiSg which .
colder VS. badly stabbed and the saloon
cleaned obi. tA@
The RspxNi1aa -alAias . population
Of more then 5000 for Iowa City, and
s.ys: 1--WE es.s lssps nsst svsry
day, buo.ipg houses 70 live in, and they
ere deemed lucky who Ani. We have
known NO suoh lack Of accommodation
for ysars. Isws City isso~s yst and
bouodto b."
Sheriff Mel Donald, Of Poweshiek co1n.
~. destroyed one barrel, one ksg and
ok bot,lss, oil contaioing the nastiest,
stiukingest, dir,iest rot gut whiskey ever
intended for human guxzles, to the
amount Of 40 gallons, belonging to one
Peck, q Brooklsn. The liquor VA
seized BY the Sheriff under the Prohibi-
tasy Law, and after due trial the defend
ant was 6ecd $50 and costs, which
amounted to shout t25 more, and ths
liquor ordered destroyed.
The Clay ton county Journal gives it,
readers the following advice. II says
Do not take the eastern shinplssterl
rendered you by river merchants. They
won't do to keep. A Till u before The
Legislature Of this State prohibiting the
circulation Of foreign bank notes, aod
there is no doubt but what the bill viii
become law. Get rid, therefore, .
every dollar Of eastern currency 20,
have, and 10 exchange for your produc'
take nothing but "greenbscks."
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Ladies, LADIES', Ladies.
Don't you fail 10 read the advertisemeat n.
this papss hooded
I"19ortant to Fem A1oO.
~. Chsessman, Of New York, has devoted the
last thirty ysess Of his psAesies 70 female CON-
plaints. His Pills act like charm. They are
Reliokks asd &E. log d3lm
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A New Til z Under tho Sun.

A New Til & Under tho Sun.
In it, observation-disclosures.
In its colo-iDg Pow, r-matchlsss.
10 all its Ingredients vegetable.
IN III its operstion-na.u al
In its Identifying Sesu enduring.
10 it, ndency-pseesfvstive.
In Its popalari,y-unequalsd.
Z hristadOrO's Hair Dye
IL peono 1nced by the World Of Silence and the
World Of Fashion, the finest prep ever in
vented BY art TO recttfy the short c0m,ngs OF Ma
ture. Manufactured BY J. CHRl5rADUKO, %.
Astor House, Now York Sold BY all Drugs .sts
Applied bv ell Hair Dressers.
mchg- In
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PnOTOGRARA
P0OT0G8AHAS
u .MDRO TFRBSg
]. SCHUYLER.
Cornes s1atn asd 8ecesA sereeas. ovap

CoEoe6 .10to md AoOooA oereoee. ovaR
KAAncss~ TObscc0 1l0sa,
HALLS THE ATTENTION OF THh PUBLIC
~ = - fast that ~ II prepared 10 sx1ea,e "a
Orders = ~ faotosft PA and Anteotyps ~ II {
styIe Squa % thst d say srtfft 1oes q Ckto.eo.
e. fsstcalas stssatlS6 pGid ~ saAine 20
C8eLOnDNa ~ RsG4 Ux ~.
: easisfsetios 0sassaatssd. Give hin csil.. |
joo1. . loU yer ens z sffEf n r5sfffff@ 4 :
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- y g CO...
asa sias sso.slss, II sa1sssd = progress, result
IN ssrioss Pslssasfy, Bronchial aad Asthnstis
aasstIoas, efssstlnss ipsursbla
Browns Bronchial 1roehes
ere onpoasded % - 70 rsseh directly the sat
u the dtssass md give instsse ssliss.
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- QUACKnY.-l sasseby esstlSn -
young men suEerns from Nervous Debility, h.,
agsinst sndesgerisg, their health b. pssspsiaiao
any cfths advyeslsing qsscts Ven San folly ~
eovsr by the methods ussd By he stv~tisss, ~
By busdssds Of esAsss, AHp m no orurs var.
Reed . lsttsr Which vii ssaa you if 700 vin
ssnd he s poSt paid savslops bearing yous "a.
Arses. 'Oirsst to
EDWARD d. TRAvHR
febl1-d&e1yl Losk 81, Boston MasA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03
Useful & Valuable
Discovery!
HllToN1
/ Rsoluble Cement

Is Of more general praetiea
utility than any invsation
now before the public. ls
hes been thosouenly tested
curing the lass two yea-s By
prassasal men, aud peoaouns-
cd By al 70 b.
Superior to Any:
adhesive preparation known
arLsoh's ISesoLusLB csusxr
10 . new thing, and the r.
suit or ysars OF study IL
combination il on
Scientific Principles.
and under no circumstsaeee
or cnange Of tempeeatues,
will IL become corrupt q
emit any offensive smell.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

~ - Adopted E.p<..
CHILLY aeS Len. her.
and We clsin ~ an especial
merit, thst u sticks PATCHES
and linlnes - boots anu
Shoes sumcisntly strong
without stitching.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-03

~ e 20 Q ! . = 3
will fnd 1t eufncisntly adhe-
!sive Tor their uss, - hes been
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-02-04
Local ana state Items.

OUR CAVALRY RRsIMBSr.-We learn
nom the best authority that this regi-
ment is now in prosperous condition.
Winter quarters have been built on a
better plan than those put up last win
ter-more convenient and comfortable
by far, The regiment is not divided up
into little attachments, or separated by
long miles from headquarters, The ra-
tons of the men are as plentiful as last
winter, including much that was not to
be obtained when moving from place to
place during the summer; the supplies
OF forage for the horses are far more reg
ular and abundant than was obtained
for those on duty year ago, and the
service required of them Is not so ia
tguing, The duty required of the men
Is not quite so rigorous, though now
within sight, often within ear shot of
the rebels. Now there is but little OPP
portunity for the cowardly bushwhack-
ing from which they then suffered so Sc
verely. Altogether the present situation
Is by far preferable to the former.