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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-02-29
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
TRUSTEES SALE.

NyHEHEAs, on the g0Lt day OF March, L.
w d. 1851, Patrick McMulisn, and
Mary i.cMulien, his wife, executed unto
Austin Corbin as Trustee, ertsin deed OF trust,
conveying TO said trustee the land in Clinton
county, Iowa. described as follows, TO zit. The
east half Of the southeast quarter Of section No.
twenty-one (21,j in township No. eighty-two
49,, north OF range No. four a. esss Of 6th p.
H., which ssid conv o. sncs Was made by The said
McNullen and wife, tor the purpose OF securing
tho payment ~ certaia pom, sso.y notes and 81 .
interest," thereon. signed By ssh Pa'rick NsMsi-
len, dated the 30th day Of Msrcn, a u, 1861. and
payable as foIlows: Five Tor fifteen dollars each,
due 10 SIX, twelve. eighteen, twenty-four and
red snd O teen dollars. due in three years from
date, 70 the order Of George 3 q. bow, al with
exchange on Nov iork, AID With ten pr ceat. in
tertst after due. *
Aud nov, said thirty months nots having 10
come due and payable, and the said fAH'ek
McNullen having failed to pay the same
1. Austin Corbiu. Tsusree - Aforesaid, 10
hereby give this pablo notes. that "
yirne of ID. powsr which - II ne vested ~ said
deed or iruet, L will, On Saturday, the 11aA Day
Of March, A. o. 1884, It the Aoue Of y o'clock
10 the forenoon Of said day, st the Cosss nease
door, tn the city Of DAvsnpoft, sxposs
And ofsr for sale, - publis auction, f0e cash, she
parcel Of LAM above Described, q 80 mach
thereof ~ sasll be necessary 70 satisfy - ~
the emoans due % said notes enA n basOlno
dee sith 10 istessse tsssssa - ~ day = sslss
iss saiA nls. sssss = tAis .asstee - Tsasassb4
itAsfA 80 ~ <ysSf - j., ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
STATE ITEMS

A FISE-CAsiIN~-The heaviest piece
Of casting ever ,uraei out il this
was done last week at Rouse GsWilia fe
foundry. 1t woigl ed three tons ina
rough state from the mould, 4fd Is
shaft for the steamer War Eagle now
lying in the hasbor.. D<6uqae Agald.
TIE Cedar Rapids 2imsy-lavs TN ar.
rangcments have nearly bee completed
Tor The erection of apapef NIL in that
city, Immediately. There is no ceteSr
location IN the State for . PAPER m khan
at that point, aud we wish me mos com
petc success to the gentlemen who are
pa, hing forward this enterprise, which
canuot but add to the prosperity Of tat
city. :. :.
The Independence Guar0idA> Of the
10Th inst, says: "One dwelling house,
wagon and two black smith shops, lDca
ted on Walnut street, were burned to 'be
ground this morning. Tie fire fiEt
originated in the wagon shop, and De
fore it WAS discovered bad got under
secb Roadway that ALI attempts 10
qlench the flames were useless"
From COLORADO. : Mr.. William Cay
non arrived in this ci'y yesterday, direct
| from Central City. Col. lie vas SIX
days coming from the mines 10 the Mis-
souli river. He gives very fair accounts
of the success of mining opel atoms in
that part of the country. the leads pay
ing better than ever. Society is be-
coming II fined elegant bs'ldings bsing
erected, aud, in fact, The young Terrific
~ Is araulrinr all the comfort and pleas
antness Of il belonging to the older
States. -Dubuque Times.
FIRs.-About four o'clock yesterday
morning The millinery establishment be-
longing to Mrs. Williamson, at II Main
street, was discovered to be on fire. The
stock OF goods was wholly d. stroyed or
SO BADLY damaged as to DO voorhees,
A half gallon of coal OIL which was in
the store had been used. A box of wrap
ping paper bad been saturated with il
and placed under the counter. and then
coal oil was strewn along the floor into
the back looms, bnt from some ca1se or
Other the fire did not follow the train OF
oil. Mrs. Wiillamson's loss has not We,
been appraised, but think it will be GOV.
cred by Insurance, she having $4,000 in
the H.ua. Mrs. W. is now at Daven-
port. and designed before coming back
TO make trip east, to lay in a new
stock Xeokuk Const.
TIE West Union Record tells of a
hardware merchant in this town who
continually misses money from his draw
er, All his ingenuity failed to discover
the thief until one day his attention was
called to box under the counter and
pear the money drawer, where be dis
!, covered mouse nest, and in it found
traces Of the missing money, and got a
cue to the robbers The nice had ne D
ed themselves freely to greenbacks
postage currency aud other notes, and
without stopping to CONT the COST had
built themselves a snug little wipter res
idence with the stolen money. The lit
tie rascals had rnuliated and entirely de
stroyed some ten dollars worth Of cur
rency, and bad torn considerable Il. ore
J Dubuque Tines.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

The Savings Bank at South Scituate,
Mass, was broken into between the
hours of two and tour o'clock on the
morning of the 18Th, and the iron safe
blown open and robbed Of five hun
bred dollars in bills. The robbers gain.
ed 40 entrance to the building by pick
log the ,or lock, either by false keys OF
other means. The operation on the
ste, after charge the lock with powder,
was done by an ingenious contrisanee
arranged with washers, screws and a
small pistol, SO that with the cid Of a
cord some thirty or forty feet long, ex-
tending from the pistol outside the
bu lding, the charge exploded. No cew
has ye, been bad TO the perpeirator
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
important Cure Of Consumption.

= The Rev. A. G. HrAs, Of Iniiaaapolis, Ind.,
adds biz testiGIOnial 10 The many oilers psrmau-
entlv cared VI Consumption, " N W0o.Hr IL
Ian most happy il subscribiae ~ name au,ors
the friends Of LIZ. WooDHrtL., 70 whom / &C.
knowledge grsAtful rsmena heranes Lor his prc-
fessinnal duties IN nyself. 4 hr1 been afflicted
with Conaumpfroo for The lAgs three years, and
for over year had NOS be9D able u vail abort
had exhausted 81 the skin Of ths best pnysi-
clans far and and near, sDd Of late IL began 20
assume vcrJ serious aspect, and the last ny X
hope iad almost expired, wnsn hexd u The Or.
great snccess. applied n him undst shoss treat
ment the cure Was perfect In elk weeks, 80 that
Presumed my occupation in the pulpit All ira
ces of the disease DISAPPEARED. have been well
and strong ever since. II l. now OVER two years
since tbs cure was effected, and still my system
coatnues freefrom any trace OF the disease what
ever. must cheerfoiiy rceonmend al AFFLICTED
TO him. he has saved my life and hsny others
and my prsytrs are God tIsss hin. and may h =
live for many years for the saks It suffering bu-
manity.
ISDrAKopoLIs. Feb. Is, 1883.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONIAL --,fhA fo,Iovine IN
one q the many tessimoniAls Of rsn. rEsble
cures, perioTthed BY Dk. WoODnrii. tbs celebra-
sed Cancer end Chrcsic bissAss fh1sicisn, who
mas ssss stopping fcs the ped thfss weeks It shs
Justice 70 Dr. woodk 81. Is ee,sts.t.a C....,
and Chronic Disesss Physisisn, intllc Ne % rive
publicity % the following facts 3JBs trur vs.rs
since, discovsred : ~ASt On ~ NJ vhieh rs
pronounced ~ ,hs best ,pbyslsi.ns . Cancer. 1
consulted ~ 90 ploysd ~ best mediSai sEii the
knew could not last nsSA Iske.s b. Il,
woodhuhi Asfissi hsfe. - oo4(l2 q a w..
dsrsl cures: I pIees4 nyeel{ - y a11leene
~ y 1920 fsssssi nSSs: 49, =
: \. 49, i th.s '; \. v yssss.sSs - Ceass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

Two CHILDREN BURNT TO DARN
Two children Of Geo. IL. Wall were
burned to death, at Saratoga Spriogs,
on the 18th inst, during the absence OF
their mother, who Left the bouee for about
an hour for the pdrposc Of getting milk.
TIE youngeat WIS about two years OF
age and the oidestfour or five years, =
The children werc suffocsted. The
mother had been washing, aud had lett
the clothes hang rs sromdasac stove on
TIN clothes bsrN and snObab1y 10 play
leg the chldsee thpoas fhsshafs on the
stove sud set tlfSG6 ~ -. causing Z
smoke sufacisnt 70 produce death.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

h AN OFFICER MuRDRREp.-Lieut. q.
w. Taylor, of the 22d Ohio Battery, W az
murdered At BarboursviI.e, n.y., on the
18th inst.,-by southern sympathizer,
named Dick Baker. Taylor was return.
lns 70 Tvs home 10 Washington, Ohio.
on . OK leave, when be was assasipatcd.
Baker was arrested and delivered over
to the authorities, but ffscted hi. escan No
the following night, and is at LARGE
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

II forms 1at, even and elastic seam which u
warranted not y rip in wear even II the seem e
css - frequent intervals snd Aiso under ali ci,-
cumstauces TO survive the wash tub.
patented device Of great utility 70 lesrnere
prevents the possibility u the machine being Inn
in the Wong direction or tho balance whesl
weA'ing lad 81 dress.
Ano ner feature watch deserves partisrlsr At
tention isthe Wilcox Patent Needle, VII ca can
not DE set w-or..
! It's en- ptatioaily the good low. priced family
| sewing machine that the public have long been
| wanting for..-Boston Tran.crspt.
| ItsiNdeed wonderful production an / for fam
lily use especially no other will bear any co-rpar
ison with it, PHI. Evening .iosrani
Amechaaical woader.-Srssatinc Aneyfcgn
| Among the beet and most servcsahle SEWN
| machines Light and elegantly finished and so
simple ia It's construction that IL seems amost
| impossible io;it to get out o. repair Pi,sbur9
| [iroa,e...
Has combined with it's own peculiar merits all
the really valuable Improvements Of the higher
| priced machines Pcaasy iednian
ibis mschine in the opinion OF the COMMITTEES
fills more nearly the requirements Of perfect ma
chino than ANY on exhibition. --franksia nssttsss.
Repor. u 1868
Taking into consideration simrlicity.he "a pness
durability and Going all worf he committee sers
unanimously In favor of the w ilccY & Gibbs, Q
single thread machine - PennsetuQnia State Az
rtcattgra5 .Sooiefg's Report.
We n1Hht IN justice express cur confidence In To
, merits of the Wilcox Gibbs sewing machine =
We consider thata great disderstna has beer
supplicd BY Il in proving beyond doubt that ,w,
ihrehas are not, - was supposed necessary 10 3
good mach = Lhri.tiaa 4duocate AMI JonrnD
jane 81, 1860.
After much aud many washinrs tn,
stitching - found TO retain ell the round ness
evenness and 6rmness which are 80 much admire,
at frs t.-Aeo Fork Spa,
In priEciIleit is perfec. Engineer. L,ndon.
Has evident POINTS ossuperiority owe, ali others
Philadelphia r, ess.
segyiceahie machine. OF this We have ex
perience in our own family boston 1rdr.ier.
The beauty and simpl. city of its mechanics
are admirable. Erpres..
, Nssowing machine heretofore introduced he
in 30 short time acquired such we'll msri:ed pog
. uiarity.- Ctaci~saftt Gazette.
We esteem it tie best mach inc for family use.-
The stitch IS nn.sccptioaat.-iSign by many has
: died citizens If PHILADELPHIA.
-Send for Circular II
JAMES WILCOX No ufacturer.
u spS-6ti 51s Broadway, n. !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
til 'l

~f44kI. -4 IMPARTIAL JoURNALIsM.-1he New
York Commercial advertiser, having
just been accused, By Withdrawing sub
scrlber, of poisoning the minds of men
against the Government says:
when we express qualification
at the prospect which is fast opening
before of the extinction Of human
ysss. slavery IN America, we fnd ourselves
reved as an organ of syr. Chase and
the radicals When we poiDt out tie
fatal consequences OF a financial pocy
pays the nations debts in promises to
pay, and arrives, by ingenious and ephe.
neral devices, at results only attslnabie
through fidelity to iuanci4l law. we are
denounced as copperncads and traitors"
.ae3 Il Exercising wise philosophy, the
......s Commercial! tails back upon Defoes keen
sighted warning:
"lf | might give short hint to an
impartial writer, il would be to tell him
his fate 1t he is resolved to venture
upon the dangerous precipicc OF telling
unbiased truth, let him proclaim war
with mankind-neither to give nor to
take quarter. II he tells the crimes Of
great men, they fail upon him with the
nSs' iron hands of the law; if be tells them
Of virtue, il they have any, then <he mob
attacks him with Islander. But if he re
lee CARDS truth, let a,m expect martyrdom
=: on both sides, and then be may 90 on.
,a., and this IS the course | take m yse!f.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
Complicated Chronic Ccmp'sints

The Doctors practice ia founded % tatA il
seventeen years standing, aph ri,fs from all otu-
ers No ui1iug with huhGn existence II aae-
rifcinZ life by cxtorim.nts The u1agor Anu4s
upon examination the caure ~ tue diEease sni
the remedy neeaei o retnoys . = net by gUtAslLg
but by knowledge analyses ttn disease and the
medicine none but vegetable a4 ostauces usnd
ALI mineral ala Ppisyl1ue med ,acs discarded.
he ector has discoyoted EsBny r9nedies in mis-
travels 10 south America, california and other
countries, hich he finds Of gcnsol uti.ily 10 The
healing art. II ID 80 DO hoped thst invalids who
have tried doctors AID advertised medicines M
til worn out apd discouraged, will despair not u
cure until they have giseu Or. VS. medicine
and magnetic operations q trial. During hts
travels ha has been tho instrument, H. tigd's
hands, Of restoring tn health ant vigor thousa1d
who were ~n the verge Il To grave, aud are now
living nonuments Of bis skill aud successful ire =
nent, and a,e daily exclsiwing, "blsssse he Tho
Day when Il at and pcri,ok o. the Au4 =
tic and Magnetic Dootor's Treatment" saasse-
tory reference Will be cheerfuliy gwen when
quired. The Doctor viii pledge bis reputation
and stake his ell TO make p.unsnen, cares IN all
cases he undertakes his mode OF txami alton
is with the Eye, and ~ AZ Analytical process Of
the waste material Of the b d.. ito Therefore
asks no questions, nor requires invslids to ex-
plain symptoms, tellingfhe cause And tho loca-
tinn If the dies with perfect certainty
kt6- n. d, DE. WouDnULL absoluteiy advertise
o. n, th ny but what he has the abilit, to mo-
form. All forms OF female difficulties attende d
with the happies: resplts.v Iayaiide. Who cannot
oonsait the Doctor in person, by giving a STATE :
mont Of their case, Will be attended,, to proupt-
", ana medicine forwAlhed By sxEIsss when e
quircd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

Tie rev. L. A. Wilson's Aenedy Tor Consump-
ton, Asthma, bronchitis, toughs, Cold, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with a
pamphlet giving he re.cription and snort his
tory Of mis- case. can be obtained Of
l.. :. BAiLORn.
Druggist, Davenport, Iowa, No. 8 Wsst-2i ST.
dog. I'm i6w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

Don't you fail q read tho advertisement in
this PAPER headed
Inn poEf 81 mt to EsCz1 Ssics.
ur. Cbeeseman, Of New York, has devoted the
sat thirty years Of his practice to female com-
plants. IBIS Pills act like charm. They are
Reiiatie and Safe. eq dwdn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

Aste0oe Wos4 oOoo8 the Aos0oass
A letter from Greet Salt Like City
tells Of she doiogs Of Artemt Ward
among she "SAints." TiD fold Ding II
90 e8eract: ~
Aftsmus Ward, the man who mdkes |
"gosks," is ont here lecturing and ex-
citing considerable Of stir among our
sanity population. His great lecture
will be given to night. 10 the Salt Lake
City 1heatre-the largest theatre any
where west of the Rocky Mountains.
1t holds three thoussud people, and Ar
temus will have it full, for every seat mas
already been cold. Not all Of them for
cash, however, that not beiqGvapf Fayl
Of doicg business; but iof n
wheaf, barley, onions and pc =
mus will have Tomorrow o.
barn yard foil Of pgs, graz
corn, some hundreds Of bust
ions, and pota'oes enough TO cfnc III
people OF Ireland, besides .
share of greeubac Is, gold d.
Bannock mines aud chunk
from Nevada territory.
As matter OF cOurae, n1U00s
vert all his "produce" into ca .L-cs
before he leaves, and sell his fig. IN the
best market. Imagine the husband OF
"Betsy Jane" dealer in pigs. lnag.
inc Artemus Ward manufacturing
T "goaks" iuto porcine qusdrepeds, and
3 living bladders OF lard ! Artemus has
: become q great friend Of President
I Brigham Young, but his conduct to-
wards the President is giving rae &c
: much scandal. brigham as you know
q bias many wives with any amount Q
: children, and the slory--bow true 1t !
0 | do not pretend to SAYS TO the ctfec
e that Artemus is visitdg the harem o
!, the prophet, and has beguled the Aztec
> tions of his tairest daughter. lie may
q take her with him to Chicago, and il SO
Z you will have sight OF one Of our chic
s Mormon beauties. The subject is Ia
e boouL here, but the rumor is rife. Any
E how, when Artemus Ward next visit
8 you and gives lecture, the probability il
that he Will have some very strange tale
e 10 tell Of our Mormon "Iadmor in th
J. WildeTness."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26

who suffer from 5permatsrrhea. Nervous Dsaili-
~, Premature Decay, ETC., supplying at the same
time The Means Of self Cure. By one who
has cured hi msef after being Iut 70 great expense
and injury through medicsi hambug quack-
cry.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
mv27 -i&wfy Bedfoyd Kings Cnnn,v. y. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
DR.. Z. b. Woodruff,
Author and Lec,urcr.on
CHR ~ we kslSE.9AEA

Offers the most certain, speedy aad .aec VA
kE NDIES in the World for the following con.
plants in th-lr cbstina'e s,,ges Wis:
Disases % he Throat. Larys, Heart. Spleen, Liv.
ey, .'som sch, iropsey d. the Chest. Eve asd
Far; Rheumotssni Nema,gia Fsts, and
other Marcus Dernngenen,s all
sss...y d.ssases Of the Hood sc,ofuia,
Eigsfpei1s Cancer Isptr
sores, Leprosy krd-
LII
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
JHE GREAT SECRET.


1t is admitted by all physicians that the grand
secret Of health and long life lies in keeping the
blood I'D various lads of the body d high de-
gree Of faiiity. When you feel continued pain
.,u the head or b-we's, or suJ other parts of the
Body, you can prevent serious sickness by taking
Brandreth's Pills.
Bleeding may give monentary ease, because TIE
blood left viii have more room. But as the body
is made from the blood aud sustained by the
blooa. tayassc oar blood is to waste our life, and
ruin our constitution But Brandretbs Pills re-
lieveAto circulation as readily bleeding by on
~ taking away what it can well spare, and THEY
EEvBz RURT. -
- Mira. Id Barnstable, Mass, was cured Of
~. Vitus DaS General Debility and N'stye-
eess of many years landing by Brandreth's Pills
The case Atlength ispubIishe j in the Pamphlets
Sok By +. $. Ballorl,. davenport, Iowa, and by
ali Respectable des.ers ia medicine tb' . 4 3n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-26
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Hors, shcsr : Veterinary surgeon
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0 IxxNs o. Davenport and scott IN
QHCsnnty generally that 10 has per-V "a
aaneetIy located himself 10 ID IL city where IS i,
prepared 70 fhoe horses on the scisntiaio uvinc;
plcsa Afssr twenty yess stady and practics %
the anatomy Of the foot. q sssch time be hss
the best vetsrinsriars in Europe, sAs wi,hes 70
SAY that he wilt give sstis action 70 IN pe,aoue
having horses faborine under ths dlsesse d onr.s
Or eootfaetioss commonly called 1hOseA bosn1 =
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s. = a mos. elegant and costly set Of par.
lUr farniture, 10 pap;ermache. has been
6upd on board the CulDhsrland. inst
q IN qaptored while attempting 70 rsss -
O Meeke&e. Il was iatendsd q as,e,so,
" JED. Davis from he ad1Iifssd ia Ebrl
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