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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
One Hundred and Fifteen millions Of
Seveu-Thirffea

SeVen-Thirties.
TFrom tie PhilsdslphiA Pres, March IL
Nearly lis millions of the popular 7-3O
Loan had been disposed of up to Saturday
night last, and not more than 80 millions
of this particular loan yet remain. II will
be borne in mind that the notes now sold
have little less than two and half years
to run before they mature, when the vslu-
able privilege occurs of their convertibility
into $40 bonds, which have five years TO
run from August 10, 1867. It is generally
believed that cur new and able Secretary,
Mr.. McCulloch, favors the present popular
system of distributing Government loans,
as now familiar to the people. Therefore
it is to be expected that, after the present
issue of 7-30s is exhausted, the sale will be
continued on new issue, having longer
period to run before the valuable priv
ilege of eonvertibility into $40 bouds
occurs to themi The six hundred millions.
Just authorized by Congress will probably,
as far as needed, be raised tfom sales Of the
7-30 loan, divided up into three or four
series Of .issues-say 500, 100000 or $780,
100000 each-the first sdries of one hun
dred and fifty millions maturing say one
year later than the present old issue, and
so on, making each series mature one year
later than the previous one, and if holders
required the loan to be paid ct maturity,
the demand could be met by receipts from
internal revenue and other sources. The
subscription agent, while endeavoring to
dispose of the present issue as rapidly ss
possible, does not wish to convey the idea
that there will be no more Of the 730 loan,
as Mr.. McCulloch will doubtless decide that
the people shall be allowed to continue
their subscriptions without changing the
nature of the loan further than to postpone
the maturity of the issues to later periods.
Some will regard those maturing at an
earlier date with more fsvori others, re-
garding the probability of speedy re-
sumption of specie payments, will favor
those having longer time to run.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
Court na-ttaI Of coloneI Crnae.

Court Martial Of Colonel Crane.
UThe NashviIls correspondent ofthe oins
cinaH Times writes the following:
Several interesting and important eases
have lately been up before the Court Mar.
tial sitting here. On last Thursday, svi-
dence was closed in one Of the heaviest Of
these, that of Colonel Jno. O. Crane late
purchasing and disbursing Quartermastsz
for o. S. Military railroads at this post
Colonel Crane Is arraigned on the charge
OF disobedience Of orders, whereby deficit
was incurred amounting to the enormous
sum Of $4,000. The Judge Ad7ocaie,
Captain @. R. Miller, closed the prosecu-
tion last Friday, but the final decision will
not be made known until announced bT
the Commander Of the Department..
Captain A. R. Eddy, who is implicated
in the trasactions of Crane, is on the docket
next. The Court sits with closed doors,
and consequently very little can be gen.
nerally known concerning the character
of the evidence given, but it IS expected
that both these parties, in connection with
several other individuals more or less I'M
plicated, will be severely punished
Colonel Crane is we'll known in this sec
ton, and his friends here viii not be light
ly convinced that he has done anything
criminal or dishonest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, March l

LHlLADELRH1A1 MhrCu 1Os
A special dispatch from Washington to
the Bulletin says: General Grant has just
issued q highly important order rela-
tive to the trade in rebel States, with q
view to put an end to the illegal traffic
lately attempted. He says that all opera
tions on treasury trade permits, by whom
soever granted, within the State Of Vir-
ginis, except the portion known ss tho
Eastern Shore, and within the States of
North Carolina and South Carolina, and
that portion of the State of Georgia bor-
dering on the Atlantic, including the city of
Savannah, are suspended until further
orders. The delivery of all goods contract
ed for, and not delivered before the publi-
cation of this order, is prohibited. The
military are instructed to seize all goods
obtained by any such trade permit, license,
or agreement. In conclusion the order
says: Supplies of all kinds are prohibited
from passing into any of the said States,
except such as are absolutely necessary for
the wants of those living within the lines
of actual military occupation, and under
no circumstances will military command
ers allow them to pass beyond the lines
they actually hold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
OFFICIAL RULLETIE.
War DEPARTMENT,
WAbHIhHIONI MAFCn 10.
To Maj. Gen. Dix:


WAsHEaToE, March 16.
To Msj. Gen. Dix:
The following despatch has been received
this evening at this Department:
CITY POINT, March 16.-I am just in
receipt of letter from General Sherman,
dated March 18th, from Fayetteville. He
describes his srmy as in fine health and
spirits. Net with no serious opposition.
Hsrdee keeps in his front at q respectful
distance. At Columbia he destroyed the
immense srsenRls of the rebels, and rail-
road establishments, and also captured 43
cannon. At CheraW he found much ma
chinery and war material, including %
cannon, and $500 barrels of gunpowder.
In Fayetteville he fouad 20 pieces of ar
tillery, and much other material. He says
nothing about Kilpstricks defeat by
Hampton, but the officer who brought the
letter says that before daylight on the 10th,
Hampton got two brigsdes in the rear Of
Ktlpstrick's headquarters, and surprised
anu captured all his staff, but two officers.
Fitzpatrick escaped, formed his men, and
drove the enemy with great loss, recsptur-
ing about all that he had lost. Hampton
lost So left dead on the field.
kOlSnouJ v. .. 0hAhTI
Lieutenant General.
Another telegram fr m General Grants
headquarters reports that the Daily Dis
patch is the only paper issued in Richmond
to-day. 1t says the Dispatch is published
this morning on half sheet only, because
of the fact that all the eemployees, printers,
reporters and clerks are members of mill
tsry Organizations snd were called out
yesterday morning by the Governor to
perform special service for a short time
But for the kindness of few friends who
are exempt from the service and who vol
unteered their aid, the half leaf presented
would of necessity been withheld. In a
few days, st farthest, our forces will re-
turn to their post, when we hopeto resume
and continue uninterruptedly, our full
sized sheet.
No other news of moment from any
quarter.
TSigned,7 G. A. DANA.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

Our usual Special Telegrsphic Report to
the Western Associated Press is this
morning Incorporated with the regular
dispatches to the New York Associated
Press. The usual amount snd variety of
telegraph is nevertheless offered to the
reader.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
IRON SAN
SAN FRANCIsOo. March

The steamer Pacific, seized by the Uni
ted States Marshal st Portland, Oregon, on
the 18th, for carrying opium not manifest
cd, was released on bonds.
By order Of General Wright, command
ing the Department Of California and
Nevada, 8 sub-district has been formed en-
bracing the State of Nevada and the Owens
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
STOCKS.
NKW YORK, March !

NAh 4Ohh1 hIaICn 10.
Gallsgher's Evening Excnsnge-
Gold 16S.
Five-twenties new 1881; New York
Central 1O5; Erie Gag Hudson 1885 !;
Reading I06; Michigan Central 1864; Old
Southern 63S; Michigan Central :; Hi
nois Central 1919; Pittsburgh =; Rock
Island 96a;; Northwestern 81; do pre-
fsrred 573; Fort Wayne s55 Cumber-
land 613; Mariposa III.
Stocks and gold excited, and strong
disposition to sell Gold after call 165 I,
closing at 1871.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
Clothes svrluaers.
CLOTHEs wRTNGERS.

I have the Aeency Of two Of the best ClothoI
winners ever inFeDtea, viz: Putpam's Excel
Uior y snd tae s-litfls 0ia1t," both Of which are
pelf-adlustng, simple and durable. One Of the ad-
Vantagsu Of the sLtto Giant consists IN its being
adaptsd for . square box or any sized tub, and
took the hrat premium ct The last Ohio stats Fair
by actual triai- Do not buy any Wsisger until you
call aud examine what have.
GEO. BECK, so Superior 81,
fsbs 0pfo:its PostofHce.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

The rebels only told half the truth about
Wade HAmptOn's battle. 1t seems, from
this mornings telegraph, that that officer
did succeed in surprising KHpatrick and
capturing several of his staff. But XII:
patrick rallied his forces, and recaptured
his men, administering 8 second thrashing
on Hampton to repay him for the sur
pIIss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

The New Jersey Senate has rejected
the Constitutional Amendment by vote
of II to Z. Very well, gentlemen But
the PEOPLE of New Jersey have something
to say on the subject. They will reVise
and reverse your decision.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
Il GOLD MABKET.

NEW YORK, March I6.
The panic in the gold market has settled
into a comparative quiet. There is very
little speculative movements, and some of
the operators who were unable yesterday
to meet their engagements, are on their
feet again to-day. The price has fuctusted
between l75R and l76i.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

General LOngstreet has placed restric-
tiOns on the exchange of newspapers. We
don't wonder thst the rebel authorities
don't want their people to get hold OF our
papers. They are so full of victory after
victory, all news of which are carefully
excluded from Richmond journals, that the
very sight Of them would psralyse rebel
reader with despair.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
IHUNDArEON.

ALBANY, n. z, March l6.
The ice above and in front of the city
moved down this morning, mile or two,
and blocked up, causing the water to rise
rapidly, SO that the docks and piers are
now submerged to the depth of several
feet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
BREARING Up.

BUFFALO, N. z, March l6.
In consequence of the thaw, considerable
trouble is expected on the railroads run
ming from this city, on account of high
water.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

as an escort of Sherman army, trotting
along in front as if they had captured his
whole army; as they also had q division
Of very peaceabls cavalry following be-
hind.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
FROM TREsrON, MI.

TRENTON, NJ March Ie.
After able speeches by Messrs. Buckley,
Of Psssaic, and Scovile, of Camden, the
constitutional amendment for the abolition
of slavery was lost in the Senate by vote
Of l2 to Z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

Gold 1871 Bottom hasn't been touch
ed yet, and it may drop lower still to-day.
One year sgoiE was held at I62, and rap
idly going up.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

Carpenters picture of the scene in
Mr.. Lincoln Cabinet when the Emsncips-
ton Proclamation was under discussion,
has been placed over the northern door Of
the rotunda of the Capitol st Washington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

nRESS GOODS.-I HAVE THIS
IL day received . small lot Of small checked
Poplius AZ only six ShiIllngs a Yard. Also
Plain BarAthea Cloth. Alpaca, Plaid MohATs,
Striped and other reasonable Dress Goods. which,
having en- purchased since the fall 10 prices, L
am enabled . sell at very reasonable rates. Any
one wapIing 70 buy 90 d and cheap Drtss WI do
well to cali st 5. YM Ans Chap Dry Goods Store.
BARGAIESi BARGAINsl Cal and SEQ.
Brk md white Balmoral Skirts at Ss.75, worth IS
Good Qusli'y Irish Linen at 500 and 81 yard
insn sheeting only $3.50 yard.
Str ped Shifting Flannel only 60c yard.
With Q number OF other bargains 70 which the
Public are resp 'c,fuly invited by & LYMAN,
mills or. Superior Ut. bnd Publ Squre-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17

The rumor of Peace Commissioners ap.
preaching our lines again turns out to be B
eanGrd, as we supposed it would.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-17
The Latest News
BY TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights RepOrt.

Additional from Sherman.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
Mercury, lhndrance from Business. or
Exposure to Friends.

The unparalleled success which has attended
DR.. James proctics In Aaropc the United Stssee
| and New Orleans--the many re- mari able cuvs h
has Effected, wAich sers pronounced incursbie By
the most stsisent ~ sicisns, just,fe. him in u
ering his services 10 the confidence of the unior
innate.
The following sre sotne Of the diseases termed
'Private," and which Dr. janice permanently
eradica'es. vis--Eyphils, primary. secondary
tertiary Structures, Uvcihral Discharges. Gissi,
0onorrhea, Nocturnal ind Diurnal Emissions.
Sexual Debility, Dlsesses Of the bach and Ions,
Innan alton Of the Bladder asd Kidneys, Rhcu.
n,stistn Hydroctic, verecoce,e. Cancers, etc.
Diseases peculiar to Females such IN Ame uorr-
hes, Disadvantages. Metrorrbagia, Chiorosis,
Nersons pfeslity, etc., a,cce s.f.ly trrsssd
DR. JAMES LONG practice N New O'leans. and
the endorsement 81 the Medical fraternity, and
the almost entrc Southern press. s,oufd cow
vince the most skeptirnl that Or. james Gan Ana
will perform all that he promises.
In. James wor ID also call the stientiUn espes
tally OF those who have privately and improperly
injured themselves, in that secret and solitary
habit which rGins both body aud mind. uaht-
ting them Tor both business and society. produc.
ing both Constitutional Debility and lnipotency.
The following are some Of the sad aud meInn-
choly effects produced b, early habits of Youth of
AZ xual exc, ss.s, viz Wsak ness OF the Hack aud
Limbs Pam IN the Head, plmncss ~ Vision
Loss OF Mnscnisr Power. Palptnsicn Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness lrritatilit1
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c Mentally tho
fearful effects on the mind are more To be dread
I'd n Loss of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas De
pres ion OF Spirits. Evil iorebodings. Ave. sion
10 Society, Self Distfust. Love OF solitude Tim
idity, &c. are some Of the evils produced.
All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis.
eases and symptoms. should not fail 10 all On Dy.
James. and be at once restored 10 perfect health.
let no false deicacy deter You but cali a once,
| and sava yourselves from the awful and terrible
conseQ uences Of these much 10 b. dreaded mals-
dies
WEAKNESS or THE ORGANS Immediately
cm.'cd and full yigor restored.
Those nj n distance, by describing symptoms
-inelcsing STAMP fhr ietarn ans wer - vill receive
prompt attention by addressing
DIR u u JAMES,
y. q. Box g. I96 Tian2l -dAwly Chicago, /
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
Heavy Ir:au.acsion 10y "a Con H.
demce NAM.

young man Of elegant presence, repre-
sen,ing himself to be the son Of John J
Roe. an eminent merchant of Chicago, and
president Of the Atlantic 4 Mississippi
steamship company, waited on tho prosiden,
OF the New Orleans National Bark, the
other day, with letter of credit from his
ia'her for 100000, which he was to use
for purchasing a steamship Or two for The
line. Delivh'ca - secure So DISTINGUISHED
customer, the bank INTERESTINGLY cashed
his order, less 5000 discount. Whethe,
young Roe found a stcams. ip is not known
as he has not since been seen; but the let
ter of credit and his assumed iillal relation
to the merchant prince, have both been found
to be fictitious. So says the New York
JEorlH s..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

The love for Intoxicating drinks I directly
owing to an artificial appetite-in oil. words, Z
perversion Of the sense Of taste, superinduced
by continued excuses in the use Of spirituous
liquors Intemperahce 10 consequently not I
natural infrmity. but always dependent ar
titicisl causes These once removed. tfe victim
Of iaebriety will lose VII inclination or desire for
the injurious beverage.
tion restores the diseased appetite 70 it, proper
hormal condition. The craving for spiritUeus
drinks at once ceases, and what before had been
an irrerist BILE passion now becomes distasteful,
obnoxio and repulsive The remedy is per.
fectly harmless ii directions are followed. II
exercises an almost magical effect in causing 4
deep seated dr1sion for all alcoholic drinks, and
increases the sppetite for food.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
AMERICAN WATCH
Is THE BEST


II l. made on the best principle while he foreign
watch generally made principle At all. The for.
eirn watch is mostly made BY Ard boys, ~
HAND while their labor is cheap their wo,k dear at
any price. Such witches made without plan, and
sold without guarantee They irreRu ar in construc
ion, and qri irregular in movement. rl.y lie
signed only sell and the uyer is the party thor
oughly sold Those who have kept "ancres," "l-pines'
and sws. lev RS" in protested repair for few years
will app ,ciate the truth 81 our statement.
TIE PLAN OF TIE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of.ing made Of several hundred little pieces
screwed together. the hcGy Of the Amercrn Watch is
formed Of SOLID PLATES No jar interferes with ihs
harmony OF its working and sudden shock throw
Its machinery out Of gear. In riding any busnes
pursuit II is all held no -thel firmly single piece
Of metal 1t IL just what all mac. ihery should be-
1st ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE. Sd. STRONG 4th
ECUAOMrCAL
We no. only secure CliEAfNr ! by our systcrr hut
QUALITY We do not pretend that Watch he
bought for less than the foreign make beievcs,
but that for its real vaue is sold for hall the
price
ouR so DIER'S WATCH Crane WIN. Elcry) is
what it, name indie ste--Sod. Substantial and always
ReliaLle-warrantedt to stand any amount 81 Marching
Riding FIgst
OUH NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH tnamed
Bartlett, is similar IN and gener Il appearance,
hnt has mo, jewels, and more elaborate Gnsh
OUR LADIES' WATCH. recently brought out, is put
great variety ofpaterns, many of them ~ rare
beauty nj workmanship is cutie small, but warranted
h keep time.
THE PROOF Of the merits Of our Wat,h may be { und
in H.. fac, that w. now employ over seven HUNDRED
worien in our factori and that still unable to
supply the constantly iucf easing detuatd
OUR 1HREEQUAkTER PLATE WATCH is thinner
ard lighter the Oh. rs h4te described Its fine
clro omeer balance is elcat y adjusted correc. h.
variat on caused BY changes o! temperature. These
watches the fruits of the latest experiments in chTo
.,,J lv heat in a
araie department OF factory For the finest time
keeping qial,,i.s tcv challenge comparison with the
works Of tc famous Eng ISL and SWISS max
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
Isl Br, adway, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
nv spEV.suA ma FITS

FIS-A erRs CrRK for these distressing complaints II
now made known in a treatise on ror-ign and
FlTS-Na'ive Herbal prepare cns. published by DR. o
-PRELrs BRowS. The prescription furnished
FlTS-hm In such 4 rOvdentai manner that he can
not conscien.o,isly refuse to rake il known, ..
EfTS-it has cured everybody vi has used H. nevc,
having failed in single 1t is equal, sure
FIT in eases Of fit II dyspepsia, and tie gre
--ents may he obtained .fnm any iru gyiss SsS7
PlTS-fRKE to all receir. 4 I've cents to prepay
-postiee, &c Address l.. ~. PHELPS BROWN
FITS-No. 10 Grand St. jerse, CITY, n. j. (marla-I,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
TO CONsUM.ravEs.

Sufferers with Consumption, Asthma, Bron-
chitis, any disease Of the throat or Lungs, will
be cheertully furnished, without charge. wish the
Wilson. Of Williamsburg, n. Y, was completely
restored TO health, after having suffered several
years with that dread disease, Consumption. To
Consnmptise sufferers, this remedy is worth an
Immediate trial. ltwfil cost nothing and NAV be
the means Of their perfect restoration hose de-
slrlng the same will please address Rev. Ell
WABD A. WILSON, 1g5 Soutl, SECOND Street,
Williamsburg, Kings Co.. n. Y. aug7 -d&wst
A GENTLE nan cured Of Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and the effects Of youthful in
discretion. will be happy TO furnish others with
means OF cure, Gree II charge.) This remedy is
simpk, safe aud certain. For fun particulars, bv
return mail, please sddie ss Joax b. OG"xS. %
Aassas street, New Jerk. mysy-sm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

The Richmond Wing makes shrewd ar
gumcnt against negro suffrage. The mill
tary authorities interfere between the freed
men aAd their employers to regulate wages,
on the plea that the ignorant negroes could
De imposed upon hence, the Hhig could
no, q scoycr the consistency Of granting the
"a'ot TO people SO ignoran. that they
cannot DC trusted to make their own con
tracts
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14


TB1E BEST STRENl:Tl1ENlN
Bsl.ASs Esq - THE ns<bKDU -
AS1.ASEEhk OF Ilk. a s.1.l,lDl'li.
They are warranted 10 keen good 20 years, but
may be returned fro fresh plasters without any
cUarge.
IMPORTANT QUALITIES.
They will cure a Weakness ofthc Back, Pain
IN the side n Lame ot the knec.or Of the An
kles. or Co d Feet. sooner and with more com
fort than any other apI ica;on
kSexvtLiE. Albany Go Jan. 18th 1856
Dr. r. .,LLcocK D,nr Sir Seventeen years
ago was soleiy injured IN my back. Az length
| WAS induced to use your plas.crs. ! wore one
con~ia nilv for six months, and ,iid more hard
work curing that six months than in the preced-
ing fifteen years have not worna pA ter for
over eighteen months aud have had no return Of
the gnawing pain aud weakness IN my, back, but
have been entirely we'll.
am your ODD s-rvt t, JOHN G. CRARI.
vrincipol Agency, Brandreth House n. Y.
Sold BY ali Dealers in Medicine.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

hEOKUk, Tow I, FED. 7, Isbf.
J. J. KRONER, DIAN SM Please find en-
closed one dollar for another box If "Dr Zsne's
Antidote for Strong Drink and send soon
as possible. will say for your benefit. or salts
faction, that . boss workman of mine has taken
two boxes Of your ANrIDorE and has been
Der man for three months. and say. he has not
bad the slightest taste for liquor in the last two
months more, and never thinks Of il Previ-
GUS to this time, God only knows when he drew
= sober breath. Yours, truly,
w. +. &.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

Paw Paw, Mich. June II, 1868.
J. j. KRONER, SIR:-Send me another box
of CDR. Zane's Antidote" I have another pa
| tient who wants to be cured. ] wish that every
one knew the value of the medicine and the good
II is doing. Oh. W.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14
DIR. STEVE.V'S r. CO.
('frCiumaef. a.

HnTHlRD STREET. BETWEEN WALNUT AN
u VNE up stairs. Private diseases cured
without the use of mercury, loss of time, or
change of diet.
YOUNG NEN suffering in body and mind from
RlED MEN, and those contemplating marriage.
should restore vgor to their bodies and minds
ere they entail misery and disease upon those Of
their ,posterity. Diseases peculiar 70 females
Tsatsd. Persons st distance promptly cured
by addressing with stamp inclosed and Abatement
OF case. Dr STEVENS 4 co. AZURE OUAR.
ANTEED IN ALL CASES - mar l5divx
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-14

UIL CREkK, 7 u. mug. I5b0.
J. j. KROMER-plesse find enc losed one dol
lar, for which send me a box of the Autidote
for Strong Drink" haze had one box and il
did me good, but | want smother to make sure
work Of it. Yours,
N. N. RICE.