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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14

? Senator Hicks on Emancipation. "a
.ilThohasH III. Hicks Of MarylsSdl Writes 10
the Cambridge Nd Herald from 'NashI
iDgten, under ds.e ef Marchm2E odT"
s. TheI general interests of our zsnceshsppy
spA Prosperous country sreaeeply iaselved
ia the doisgs ofths day ,aAlEshopld, be
willing TO make ssacriiee on the altar siof
the Union Il What ere Den soppAred to
she eseat interests now before ssses aFssl,
isgsasuI DO, ibst thsjnssrdsls of dssy3ssd
snR osr dssrs ceaassys 81 dlare6s znuss he
pfspoted bytle dsstsuatienooj slavery. III
am decidedly in favor Of emsncipdtidn
with ceppepsatisn ,by athe sG0xerApeqt.
True tits that the Wat cannot eeasP N nor
the restoration Of the uniopo b effected,
until slavery i. wiped f5sn Abe laPd;a then
LEI i eone and camefso qp eysnl 81 va
be with or without. remupezatiQHks a. xsI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14
NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS
WEEKLY LIST OF, LETTERS,

Remaining in the Post o flee at Plymouth Ind April
-, 1864, which il not taken out within five weeks
win be sent 90 the Dead Letter Office Washington CITY
Postage on the same 1 cent each: -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14
General Kimball Declines His Nomi
.n' fta .99lF nation. ~ 1'sni ..aeia
EXECUTIVE DErAnrMENr OF ISDiASA,)
- go .sa Bureau OF Finance.
.1e Iulianapolis oApriI TO 1864

Ed, JoUnxEL:-I, send you . copy OF .
letter from General kipball, declining the
nomination for Lieutenant Governor
'Ehe letter was not intended for publica-
lion but 1 send i to you With that view
Yours respectfully, -. = : -, 6.,;,l,zo
,.l5o edi l,7ssd syo sMsIi,lhh; rs y RRhElL' L
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14

From Rec. III. Tarner, Pastor Of Heddsng M. e.
CAarch, Phiada. sora i1sTis ES-la1.N shis f.sal
DR.. Jackson, Dear Sir---Having used your Ger
man Btters in my family frequently am prepared
to say that it has been of great service. believe
that in most of gene raj debility of the system
it is the safest and most valuable remedy of wc
Ihayc any knowledge. II
Yours respectfully, -issf .iirrs 1rsioaV
- ~ s.14 .siis sisa J. II. TURNER,
49, s-s'fT' No. 726 N. Nineteenth Street. IN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14
GENTLEMEN,s LIST.


nj OTlCE.-Alylwife. Jane Ellis, has
i V leff my bed and bsard without any just
proyocfon All persons hereby notified to trust
her will pay debts of her contract
inn s.r,, 4, ,sazse.,s,a bras ~ 'ohsh1lF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14

NJ Office EXTRA.-I hereby give no.
tice all concerned that having complied with the
United requiring auctoneers TO take Ii
therefor prepared to sell any Kind Of goods at
auction rasonabic terms y JAS. NJ BROWN, y.
n2it3 Bourbon TIP.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14

iiss a diSpaachiron Baltimore. dated April
'i7ssayss There is great rejoicing through.
sout the city to day. By the colored people.
: orer the result Of the election ycsterday--
"a Soldiers. men. women and vchislsni in
b largo Astn bers passlcd tAsa streets. The
! rnsIbfisy for tho Convention and 1hlmhie.di-
ate Emancipation without Compensation
will reach 5000. Tho Uaion siimenl in
great slavsholdins counties camo up. no.
bly, completely killing the pro slavery
vote. = - -. =. -. -, e.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-04-14

FEMALE LIFE AMONG THE MoRnoxs y tne 9ue %
i. - sS,;f1en -hvtbe viieyt \ Mf4Nepz E11oJ
r.iss;v. 70 her lie in Mormondom. IL e an inter-
sss;re work, sd will1eea repay apsusai Of - -,
For sale by Pershing & Co. icy
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LEGAL.
TkUSTEE'S SALE.

WHkREA6, % The 18th 1ey a J.iv. 4 n
Nv $751; WiIlism Casey. 81 tie !. 49,. !:
CItnsees s.d cssss q lows, exsssted usss Ia.
$500 =. visls - trsstes . certain ds.d q
WIS. conveying 70 eAtd trusteo the nd n C,,..
tca county, lSws, dsecsibsd . follows. 70. ~, -.
he north west fractional quarter ~ Of n.
no'sA-vsst quarter V Of section MI sIs.. iio
to~osniP stgnsy.two S2,) north Of range tvo Z,
east, Also the east Bali (h) Of The horn eat
qaastsr (H) Of the north east quarter 81 see,io.
ossn.y-,ous 20 to.nshp e'sh.y .tso (sa. )sorh
or isss which said eosv yaees 10 recorded IN h"s
o. nastsagss, q psess 4Sl and ls9 Of the re-
eofds Of said county OF Csiptos. and vas made i,
sne sssd Wiliiaa Casey far The pssposs OF secr,.
,Sg me payment Of three (s) psomissosy note, and
T -. ,s.ssss: thereon, siss.d By the said iIlisn
III. reS .nn rssrick Casey. dated the 10Th d y Of
s dollars tSlso) s.ch. and psyable On sHs
nn. oay OF November, 1861, and one Al ~ 800.
UT .wo nuodfod and twenty. i've 427s ! dolls,s
p.ysoIe November let, 1881, I'll 81 Ma ros..
~ ~. lnsefest payable at the rate Of ten Der cs.s.
And nov the said notes avios heeo-. ar. -
PAYABLE and the said Wihism Casev ana pat,;sk
IA',y aasing failed to psy she ssm..
:, Lods~scus 5. viels, trustee A sSass'
ssio' 90 hereby give this public nos;c.
=. ~ ~ s's o. the power which l. in m Vestsd
A.. ~ Tsss. =. 1as' viii on Friday, the 5th
o'clock In the forenoon Of sAid dav. A. ~. C ~
house door, in the city Of Davenport. esn.,..
oner Tor sale, ~ public auction. ths ,s. .uH
Of iAnd above described os % mach thersf ~ mi
Necessary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said
no.s: VIZ ne interest thereon 70 the dsy Of sale.
toge'nef with all the costs and expenses s,t.,d;.
said sale costs Of this notice and irustee's isss
Dated the llth day st January, A. u 1894
LODEwACUS s. vIELE,
yaoA--0tt 1ruetee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
Complicated Chronic Complaints

Tho Doctur's practice is founded on truth Of
seventeen years standing, and differs from oil 9TH
ers No trifing with human existence. or sac
Iihcing life by experiments The Doctor KIM.
upon examination the cause Of the disease. and
the remedy needed TO remove it = not BY puessino
but BY knowledge analyses tho disease and the
medicine none but vegetable substances used
ALI mineral and poisonous medicines discarded
Tho ector has discover cd many remedies ia his
travels in south Americs, California and Other
countries, which ho finds Of general utility il tbe
healing art. 1t is to b hoped that inyslids Who
have triod doctors and advertised medicines nm
til worn out and discouraged, will despair not or
cure until they have given DIR. vs. medicine
and magnetic operations q trial. During his
travels he has been tho instrument, In Gods
hands, OF restoring n health an / vIxor thousand
who were IN the verge VI the grave, and are now
living monuments Of his skill and successful tre,t
ment, and sss daily excIsiming, "Blesses be the
day when b st We SAL and pertook OF tho Analy-
tic and Magnetic Doctors treatment" Satisfac.
tory reference will be cheerfully gwen whom re-
CURED. The Doctor viii pledge his reputation
and stake his ell to make perm anent cure. in all
cases he undertakes. his mode Of exsmi cation
is with the Eye, aud BY an AualyticA process Of
the waste material Of tho b d.. lie Therefore
pain symptoms, tellin the cause and the loce-
tion Of the dies. ase with Perfect certainty.
t. N. 4, DR. Woodruff absoiutelr adver,i..
es nothi1g but what he has the ability 70 nro-
form. All forms Of female difficulties Attended
With the happies: results. lnvalida who c,pnot
consult the Doctor IN person, By giving . state
meot Of their case, will be attended to promnt.
", ana medicine forwarded BY express when ie-
Quired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
Particular Notice.

There are many preparations cold under the
name Of Bite's PET up IN quart bottles compound
ed 9tae cheapest 'ch..key or common rum, costing
rom ~ to 40 cent? pr gallon, the taste disguised "
Anise or C5riander Seed.
1his elass Of Bsters hare caused and nil con-
tinue to cause, as long thoy can be cold huud,es
to de the death Of the drUnkurd by their use the
system - kept continually under The smsence Of 81
chohotic otsmma"ts Of the ro,a KIND, tie dessrc for
Liquor Is created and Kept up and the resuit IL az
the horrors attendant upon a drunkards III. and
death.
FOR those ~ho desire and will have a Liquor
B'Hers. ace publish the fcttototng receipt: Get one
bottle Oi uOOhaDd's German a3itters and
mir 10 III thl ee quarts Ol good BRANDY or
Whiskey, aud the result to,H be a Preparation
that w,u tar excel in medicak virtue ana true re-
cettency any Of the Liquor Buffers IN the
and 1M Cost much less. loa ~ ,f.a.t The
virtues Of HOofamd's Eili,f Z neetion
scith a good article Of Liquo, - an,. sess py,ee
than these inferior prepa-e.,p.s .iy COZ. you.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
Sr. JOHNS. N. f., Jan. II

the steamship Columbia, from Galway
til, b, arrived at this port this Sunday
afternoon.
Ii is asserted the. the Archduke Maxi.
miii,an will accept the Mexican crown
preferred him by the Mexican nobles, and
will shortly sail Tor Mexico.
The Ho!stcin annexation still continues
in q threatening aspect. The Danes have
completely evacuated uoistein.
Tue United States steamer st. Louis was
at Lisbon or the 29rh of December.
IL is confltmed that MAMMALIAN will
visit Paris snd reach Mexico b lore the emit
Of March, and with requisite reinforce
ments.
The Hulstein question shows an increas-
ing embitterment.
The LINES continues to take gloomy
views, and says the Germans are watching
still upon events, whi!c events threaten
more and more to DO mast.r rather than
guide.
Tie address to Napoleon vas Introduced
t. the Corps Leg'siatlif. On tie lii. L.
expresses the hope that b ncticiai results
NAV speedily be derived BY France from
the Chinese and the Mex!c,n expeditions
/. j. very pacific ~ tone towards Russi.
ard + ilarc, aud iooily ,xto!, the E'pmr
oi's sc,e,nc Tor Cong, Is.
The rebel steamer sly:iia had complete d
her iepe,T- ~ B.e-s aud cuofed ID ~
two lua0ted veids irou.tte kcsissge. Sat
wiii al! IL Fenin,ry. A tiencu ye--'i
viii accompany each AZ the interval u ~
aoufs.
The indictment against Messrs. King and
i}eeDan has been removed into tho Court
oil Qa.ens Bench.
laa press is quiet upon American affairs.
The Times publishes letter from its seces-
sion cuttespondrnt, Spence, OF L'verppo'.
in which tue writer admits that tue North
has made progress, but not IN proportion
Ia the cos', aud contends that the next
csmpaign w,i reveal greater difficulties for
tie North, and that tb,ir financial policy
Hll sooner or later collapse.
Lord Palmersion wa unable to attend q
cabinet council On the . ID owing to an at
tack Il the govt.
The Aaglo Chinese feet fitted out by
Capt. Osbn,ne, was returning 70 Eaglani
Tor .air, Prince keiay having refused TO
carry ont the bargain.
Tee Understanding u the Arcbduke and
Napoleon Is said u be excellent, ana 1t l.
laid that cspitsli.ts overe helm the Arch
duke with Offers of money on the simple
vuarsntaa Of HI ascension =, no fhrore
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
New YonX, Jan. Is.
The steamship Arag, la, arrived trou,
Port Royal and Stone Inlet.

The steamship Arag' ia, arrived ITotI
Pyrt Royal and Stone Inlet.
A quad Of twenty Z! tic Twentieth Con.
nectlcut Volunteers, under tbs command
II LIZ. Walker If tho Tweuty-!ourth Mas.
,aehusetts, were captured On the Both o.
December near st. Augustine, Florida, ty
rebel cavalry. L.. Walker was wouadea
aud it is reported, died.
infurmatIop hes been received here " the
stopping Of the overland mail TO California.
Advices from Panama, per tie Illinois,
are 10 the oh.
by order from Gen. Dcpar:ear and oti-
er-, recently confined in Fort Laiay ette,
arc TO be tried hy military committee.
a burglary occurred on Sunday morning
on filth avenue, in q hch Nj. W ailace, t
was feared, was fatally woaudea.
The British blockade runner ship Sylvia
nus was captured in Dobby's Sound, Ca,
on the 3 instant by tue gunbo huron.
The Wilmington Journal announces the
Bleaching Of two more blockade runners.
he steamers Ranger aud Aiieu.
TIE Richmond Wing Of the 18th think,
the fututs q. the Sou.u is involved in tint
next springs campaign in Upper Georgia.
The Enquirer gives repurt that 5Out
Yaake.. landed ut Kinsaloo, Westmoreland
county, Va, on the 18Th. and bad destroy.
ed al! the salt and provisions provided 10y
citz.ns for the u.e OF their families.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
scott, and State Of lows. "
Negus, Osborn = Lea ~. y. II. Blskemore.

In tho District Court In and for the Ca ,..v :,
:. scott, And State Of lows. y
Negus, Osborn Lea -. n. II. Blakemo,s
10 tho nbove named n. n. Blakemore.
Sis : lou ere hereby notified that tbe,s I.
now on ME In the ofice OF the CLERK Of ths a.
!fict Court. 10 and for said county. pe,i,,o, ~
Neeos. osborn Lea, claiming Of you the sum
o. Two hundred and thirty ave dollars, and ;.,.r-
est tneson irsm the 20tA day Of April. l. 60 =.
l1e rate Of ten per cest per annum slso m.
.om Of ono Sl-lU0 dollars, protest fees. "A mon..
Justly due from you to said petitioners ON a co.,
Tam pronssery note, dated a pril 2o,b. 1860 nav.
aoie ninety days after date to the order Of N,rn.
Osoorn Lea, ~ tho Rock Island bank. for IN
sum OF two hundred asd thirty i've dollars. with
interest at ten per cent from, date signed bv ,sid
NJ y blaksmore. Said petition alleges that
you. the said defendant, are non ros dent az ~.
olste Of Iowa. and prays . wit Of attach ment
against your property.
ANA you are hereby further no i3ed that nm.
.:ss you appear and defend the said ne
utioner on or before noon Of tho second dav a.
the oext term Of the sail District Court. "a =.
begun and holden In the City Of Dave. port az
the nrst Monday in February, A. D., 1854. 4. nit
w,li DO entered against you and judgm emit render.
co thereon Tor the aforesaid sum and ipte, es, To-
gsther with costs in accordsEcs with the n,.vs,
Of petitioner. P'S's
r. .CONGDON,
uec2o-dsw Plaintiffs AttOrDov
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important Cure Of Consunntion.

The Rev. A. e. HrMs, Of Indiapatolis. Ind
adds his Testimonial TO the many Others DO,
ensiv cured Of Consumption, By DR woo.n L.
Am most happy 10 Subscribing my name among
the friends OF In. WooDHUi L., to whom I -.
knowledge Rrsatful remembesance for his oro.
iesstonal duties IN myself. had been s6lietaa
with Consumptros for the las three years. And
for over , err had NOT hssn able to walk about
had exhausted oil the skill Of the best physi
clans lar and and near, md Of late Il began "a
assume vsry serious aspect, and the last ~ Of
hope had almost expired, whom heard or the D..
great success. applied - him under whose treai
ment the cure wss perfect IN six weeks, 50 that
lresumed my occupation In the pulpit All tse-
ces o. the disease disaPPeaisi. have been we'll
snd strong ever since. 1t il nov over i've yesra
since the cure was Effected, and still nv syseem
continues free from any trace OF the disease ehat
ever. must cheerfully recommend ali snacted
TO him. He has saved my life snd many Others.
and my prayers are, God Liess him, and may be
live for msny ysars, Tor the sake Of suffering hu-
mauity.
REv.A. G. HUME.
IxDIAxoPoLIs. Feb. Is, 1853,
lAPcnfAHf Trsrn0NIAL.-The following Il
ono If the many testimonials Of reu,rksble
csfss, performed 81 Dr.. WOODRUFF, the eeisbea-
sed lancer ana chronic Disease fbysicisn, Who
has bees stopping for the pact three weeks & the
St. Nieholas Hotel Ia oarcity;
Jsstics 20 Or. Woodruff, the celebrated Caneee
and Chronic Disease Physician, impele ne 70 rive
psbicitv y the following facts Soms four yss,o
since, di.ccvssed . wart on ny lip which wss
psoDounced BY the best phy sieisns : Cancer. /
consulted and employed The best medical skin The
coustry afforded, and ~ tailed. And hsd Nv.
en- up in despair to die. Ny pains wsre sress
knew ! could not last much longer. On Dr.
Woodhull's arrival here, and bsasiee Of his won
derful cures, placed myself undsr his tssatnsnt,
AID In twensy-fouf hours sitter the application Of
the Doctors Turkish Usocoe Saivs. the Cancer
vas dead. 90 that an istyumopt could h Yvn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
WARRINGTON. Jan. Is.

WAsHIxeToN. Jan. IL.
IiousE The resolution instructing the
committee on military affairs to enquire
into the propiety Of cxempting acting
ciergymen Of all denomips'ons from the
draft, vas laid on the table by large ina
josity.
TIE resolution OF Mr.. Cox to appoint
board OF commissioners rho can by nego
tiations reach the Southern authorities With
the view to On immediate exchange Of pris-
oncrs. ard taking iLe matter out 0! the
hands Of Gen. Butler, was, on the motion
Of Mr.. Wash ournc, laid on the table by a
vote Of 81 70 81.
Mr. Scnencs reported back from the
Military Committee tho resolution Of the
senate Tor Joint Committee on the Con
duct Vi tho War, with an amendment gu
thoiizug them 10 acquire into all contracts
made with any of the Departments, and to
lit az such times and places as they may
think proper during the recess Of Congress.
The resolution was agreed 10.
Various resolutions ot inquiry aud dec'a-
rations as TO " hat should be the policy u
the Government in national affairs were
offered and voted on.
Adjourned.
sEsATE-Mr. Wilson reported back the
bill 10 promote eUlistmcnts aud for other
purposes
Mr. Hale introduced bill 10 establish a
bufeau Of emancipation. Referred to ee-
lecL committee on slavery.
Tue resolution Of Wilson to expel Da-
Wis Of Kentucky was referred to the judi
cary Committee.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Wilson, the enrolment
bill was taken up.
The discussion on this bill occupied the
entire session. At the close OF the debate
the enrolment bill was passed viii hout im-
portant amendments. The final vote was,
ayes 30, nays 10.
Mr.. Chandler presented petitions praying
for the construction Of ship canal around
Niagara Fills. Referred.
TIE joint Resolution Of thanks TO Major
Gesp.e!s Hooker, Meade Banks, Burnside,
sn9 H. :, All, and toe iii ;ct> and soldiers
II their Gt4s3te, were adopted.
After the passage Il the enrolment bill
the Senate adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
Dr.. c. II. Woodruff,
Author and Lecturer on
CHRONIC Diseases.

Ohers tho most certain, speedy and efrec.usl
NE MDlhS ~ tho World for the following com
plants in their obstinate stages, viz:
Oisase. ofMe Throat, Lsngs, Heart, Spleen, Liz
Or, .Nom 1ch, Lropsey in the Cheat. Eye and
= Ear; Rheumatssm, Neuralgia, Fits, and
70 Gus Deranyements all
Of he Hood .,c,ofuia.
Erysipetos, Cancer. Eo.ri
sores, Leprosy. KID
ness and all
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
DIR. SWEETS
xMfNlItble Lin 4 ~ p al

GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
70, Rae.nsasisn. 0ous, Nturoigia. Lumbooo .S;1
0ecH and Jcints, kprains, Ersi@s CT. and
Ho""ds, I'tes. Headache. and all KAen-
s'atac and Aerrous d.sord.rs.
~ St.Dhen sweet. Of lsnna c,itut.
Tho Great Natural Bone Setter
". St~1h-n sweet, " Come cticut,
Is known all over the United States.
Dr.. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut.
Is tho author Of DR.. Sweets Infallible Lipim.n,
Dr.. Sweets lnfallIbls Lintnent
Cures Rheumstism and never failf.
Dr. sweets IDf.l,ibls Llslnent
Is . certain remedy for Neasaigis.
Dr.. sweets lafallIble LiDinent
Cures Buras and Scalds Immediately.
DR.. Sweets lDflniblo llainsnt
Il the best known remedy for sprains and Bruises.
DR.. sweets Infalliblc Liniment
Gives immediate relief to Piles, and .eldon fails
TO cure.
Dr.. Sweet's lsfalitble Eminent
Cures Headache Immediately and was never
known to fail.
DR.. Sweets lhfaIiIble LiBlaent
Affords Immediate relief for Piles. and seldon
fails to cure.
Dr.. sweets lSfsIlibie LlDiment
Cures Toothache In one minute.
Dr.. sweets Inf. llible LlpInent
Cures Cuts and Wounds inm sdiatslv and l..,.
no scar
DR.. sweets Ipfallible Llnjnept
- the best remedy fer Sores in the known world.
Dr. Nweot'S lnfalllble Lin.mpnt
Has been used by more than million peor IL, and
oil praise il.
DR.. sweets lsfalllble Libiment
Is truly friend In need" and every f.mil
should have II at hand.
Dr.. sweets lSfslllble Listmsnt
Is for sale BY all Druegist.. Price Is and IN -.
kiCHARDSUN CO..
Sole Proprietor, Nor wich. c.
TOT saie ~ LORD 4 sh1TH. wholesale
irusgists, 20 Lake street. Oh csse, Ia ,sn.,.i
agents fer tho Moth west ,,is.s~I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
DIR. G. w. ROBACK.

VHCiuu1IS OTnot FTopfTetor U
Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier. Blood
Pills, Catawba & Swedish Brandies,
&. A. COOK, Chicago, Gen1 Agt.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago BY FULLER, FINCH
3 FULLER, and all Druggists.
- Country Merchants and Dealers supplied By
~. CROSKEY, and @. II. BECKWlTH, Chicago.
S1a.y
Sold in Davenrort by F. Jacoby, IT., E. s. Bal
lord. Stevenson / Carnahan, ]. J. Wei G
Schlegel, Ditzen Koch and NJ. kovac..
Sold at Wholesale by Beidcrbecke 4 Niller and
f. kejdewig. my2S-dGwlY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19
A J HARRIS, dentist.
w I MA0iLL, deatist

Testimonials from st Paul: Gov Swift, Ex-
Gov Ramsey, Chas Eaton, U s Marshsl; W l.
Wilson. Samuel Wiley, ID, J Il Stewart, D.
n b Patterson. dentist.
Winona Tes,pon als-John Fsrd, \ n, A r
Hodges, Mayor, Ffsnklin Staple, \ D. n Cole,
n ..
0sgIcs Hocas- From 70 l2s y, and 8. to 8
o'clock pm.
q Once at the LsClaifs House Copsulta-
Non Rou0, =
- Prof Besnhardt. ewisS 70 sngseemenls
olseWbsrs will b. eble - remain hsee fcs only :
TssllsSlk9 sualnssleas : 60.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-19

aSe& man family, ana even such ae
L&y have heretofore been consid-
* 9) cred incurable by the medical
faculty OF the world, are skill
fully treated with distinguished success BIB DIR.
WIN. HUNTER. DR.. JAMES HUNTER and
DR.. HANS Won BADEN, Of Leipsic. Germany
These three scientific Physicians and Surgeons
have been engaged in their profession for up
wards Of forty years. They especially call the
attention Of the afflicted to the following named
dis aste:
Coughs Colds, Group, Consumption.
and the mos, distressing of all diseases the
As1HAA or fnTnlslC and oil other complaints Of
tho Mouth, Throat. Lungs and Hear. Also dis
. ses OK the Stomach, Liver, kideeys. Spleen
Bladder ar d Bowels, such as by spepsis, which il
. very distressing complaint. Diarrhea, Dysentary
Constipation or con inuea costivensss. This Ia.
ter disease most always preiDcuces
Piles anC F1Otl10s
Which Is treated with marked su.Ies. without
reso ting to cutting with the knife. The nerves
are often diseased and Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Gout and Paralysis are distressing complains
Also all Female Complaint, such as Weakness,
Debility aud diseases Of the Womb, all cured with
out cutting with q knife.
CARcRInoNA. or CANCER, is another disease hat
has hitherto b. fled the skill Of tho errdite and
learned doctors Of the world. This nonstrous
Hydrs must now bow its head, for il can occurred.
All Tumofs, Wins, Ulcers or Old Sores, lid dis
eases, White Swellings, Club feet. alike can be
cuteu Without CUtt1DX Win Inc huiIc-
Diseases OF tho Eyes.
Such - Lachrynal F.stuia. >trabismus Or Cros.
Eyes, Black or White spots on the Eye Ball, Sore
Eyes, Blindness and Cataract.
The latter disease can often be cured without
resort 10 cutting with the knife. Patients with
Cataract will do we'll 10 call aud les TIE Doctor ex-
anime their Gaze. A large assortment OF
artificial Eyes, perfectly natural. All
dieeasss Of the Ear.
SuNhsa inc r huIz foun In. o6a0aiva Ais.
charges and deafness. he Doctor has Tubes and
Ear Lrums and Oracles. Of all sizes and discrip-
tions, which restore nearing very persst to those
who are deaf.
Persons writing will enclose ten cents. Write
with your full sme. towr, cot mtg and State
Your letters will be promptly answered Be %
particular as you can il giving f.l history Of
your disease. AaJTcss
DIR. HCNTLk, or DR.. VAN KADEN,
Box COTS Post Office.
Hours from . a. \. to r. \. Office No. 81
Randolph corner Of Uear5Cn street, Chicago III.
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