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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27

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has n...r tu. ,res,u .ns pat 20 years DR.. W.
business and study. which has enabled si,s, ~.
perfect remedies which are speedy and perma
nent, and in all cases can be used without hinder
ance to business or exposure to friends.
Particular attention given to old standing cas-
es, such as were considered incurabe. Syphilii
in all forms GonorrhGs, elect, Structures
Also, thS effects of solitary habits, both ruinous
to body and mind, and which produce some Of he
following effects Blotches. Bodily Weakness
Constipation Aversion aud Uneasiness in Fe
male Ss,cietv Unmaniness, Dread Of Futur.
Events, finally complete prostration Of the vi
tai powers, loss Of memory, ringing IN the ears
impotencv be fully restored to health. DIR
W. is the publisher of new medical work which
should be in the hands of all those contemplating
marriage. Sent to all on receipt Of 10 cents t.
prepay postage Please cali . friendly cha,
will cost You nothing.
The subject of Rupture, or Hernia. has long
since attracted the attention Of the medical fac
uity of both Europe and America. being one OF
the most distre-sin complaints which man is
subject to be afflicted with Uatii late years the
cure of Rupture or Hernia has been considered
quite improbable, If not impossible While trav
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erent hospitals in search of information, DIR. W
gave specia al. ention the subject Of Rupture
Hernia in tier varied and complicated forms
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cured. and furnish signal relief to he very worst
kind of Hernia or Rupture. 1t will be necessary
TOR every patient to visit Dr. VS. office. They
need not remain in the city than day
and no pair. suffering attends any treatmen,
Of his All letters with stamp answered.
DR.. Whittier refers the public to the following
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BODY aud DR Kermott Detroit; DIR Price, Grand
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Louis; DIR Webster. DIR Gaines. DR. J. Bailey, DI
Jas. Thorn, Chicago DIR Hendershott, Toledo
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27

kKrREsKxfArIoN o. Iowa n rax ARfY.
Soon after The pqblica,ien & d Amy
Register for 1854, We gave LIST a The on
cers repseseDsing Iowa IN ths army. We
reproduce only the names OF the Genersl
cficers in The following list, preparing the
statement Of promotions and appointments
since the date Of the Register for 1884. from
General OrIes Of the War Department
The Army Register for 1865 has not yet
been published:
..s NAJ0n 0ENERAlA
Ssmusl Il Curtis, ID inf fst4
Francis J. heron, 9TH inf
u. n. Dodge, All ini.
John n. lone, Brevet,) 9th inf.
NJ n Crcker, 18th inf.
Edward Hatch, ID cav
VIM. Vandever, yth inf.
w. w. BelknAp, (Br.vst,) 18th inf.
BuoADiER oENERALs.
Jacob @. Lauman, 7th inf
Grenville M. Ddge, promoted.
james N. Tulsle, "a inf
Yitz Henry Warren, LIST cav.
VIM Vanteves, promoted. "a 81.
Thomas J. AcKean, Regular Army.
T.. H. 00iehea, OH ANIL.
b. 5 Roberts, Regular Army.
~ NJ Croker, promoted.
Hugh 7. Reid, l5,i, INF. 1
John Edwards. 18Th inf.
VIM r. Clark, tBrevel,) 18th inf.
+. +. Winslow, (nreyet,) 4th cav.
s. G. I'LL, (Bfevet,) 3jth inf
Thomas ii Benton, (t3revet, 10Th inf.
s. L. 1lAsgow, (Brevet,) 23u int u
- W..v..r fAr.cnt 4 1fiti, inf
Francis n. Drake, (Brevet,) 36th inf
Datus n. Coon, <l3rsvet,) I'd cav.
w. W. Belknap, promoted.
Cyrus Bussey, ID cav.
H. II. Heath, ,Brevet,) It'll cav.
]. A. Williamson, 4th INF.
f. w. klce, TN int.
Samuel A. kice, Esd inf
James l.. Geudis, (Brevet,) 9Th inf.
Add. n. Sanders, (f3revet,) 18th inf.
Geo. w. Clark, (brevet,) oath inf.
James |. Gilbert, 9Th inf
!. |. Mckenny, ID inf
ASST ADJT GENERAI4-MAJOR.
Capt. Cornelius Cable, 18th inf.
ASST ADJ'T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. =
1t. .. ID. Kinsman, 18th iuf
1t. Is. X. Roberts, It'll cav.
Capt. } u. Fegnn. 26th inf.
1t. $. W. Snow. 25th inf.
1t. Fred Mott, Both inf
LII. c. II. Trott, 1th int.
AIDs DE CAMP--MAJOR
1t. Geo. G. Tichenor, 39th inf.
AIDS DE CAMP-CAPTAIN.
Capt. Geo f. Ford, 4ih inf
JUDGE ADvoCArE-MAJoR.
Capt +. l.. Joy. 36th INF.
OF sUBsIsTENCE-CAPTAI
1t. w. +. Allen. 4th cav.
+. l.. Cooley, civil life.
ii. -. Gibson, -
A. w. Sheldon, q
T. s. Ewing,
T. NJ. Banbury,
ID ID. Holdridge"
Sam. Is Mccall"
Capt. Jno F. SHELTON, 18th inf.
ASSISTANT QuARrERMAsrERs-cA
Charles Wears, civil lite.
Edward ID. Kendall, civil life.
HOSPITAL CHArLAlNs.
o. L. Shelton, civil lie.
ADDITIONAL PAYMAsrERs-MAJoRs
George g. Corkhill civil life.
SUMMARY or APPOINTMENTS FROM IOWA.
Major Generals
BrIgadieY Generals. 80
Assistant Adjutants General. .13
Aids dc Camp. .........
Judges Advocate. ...... ..........
Commissaries Of Subsistence. 20
Assistant Quartermasters. ..........15
Additional Paymasters. .............12
Surgeons frank Of Major) .2
Hospital Chaplains. MISUNDERSTANDING.
'rhis inc udesl,st formerly published in 0Azsrrs.
THE following is list Of Iowa soldiers
who died on Belle Isle, near kicbmond, pris
oners of war:
7 II Kemple. Co Inf Ian. L. 1874
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27

~ The only hedsess. 0sx19 gasposa v poeslas -
:s ~ s:r.:ss : . : =. ss ssss:r, end .
.eient - - aiUsya sabss. 1Aey have seissd ~
hsess eemmsndasien ftso ~, ed an sisays rsa1ss
ssthiactios.
No. Cares Foyoess Ooagesaione asAln-
usuoesuess-s. -. - a.. 70
80 9lVOr0aS y orusfever Worm collie 70
- ~G401oG c0ics u teeshing infants, 70
&C" eee0rrhO0 IF children o. sduits y
80 H(4ol0posyh 0rkas,o r vo.idnk IS
~ Ooaghs, Cold hossseness bron- 81,
IS " Nearaieia. Iooth.che. Faee- -.
: aehe. kevvoss Psins -
go " D1ooaochos, sick headache or
40 Dys.epsia. weak or bilious :.
stomach costiveness .............. -
I'll " 1oppresseS.o cor painful periods Is
"l2 Dxeocorrh0ea Or whites,
too pssssss pssiods. pselspsls- J. =. -
ITS " Creap, hosrss cough. bresthing. %
ia " Nale.Rheumy r. ysipeIas. eruptions Is
us" 0beuaa 61ala ,ssesmstic pains IS
"ls /" FeverA gus. chill fever. old ,ues ~
"l7 " piles, internal Or external. blind
"is 0pAfJIxin !. sore. wesk, inss. s Z
|. med eyes Os eyei'ds .-... 20
"ls Coearrh, acute or chronic, or in
go " Wnoepis1 cough, or violent
vD&v0lO0te cOukh w
"sl /" As11sasa, opp. lisicuis breathing "
''32 =" n;Ar discharges, impaired bearing ~
ga ecrO0al@. large gland ,swellings %
"a lsemeral debility, weakness.... ~
's5 0DrOpsy. ann scsnty senreticns. %
.as +" Aea sick sess, or sickness Of riding ~
"17 nk1d0ey discs ss, Rrasel... ...... ~
"a5 NeRVD0o debility. Seuin'I en-
| miaeaOus IN y0luatsry discharge. 100
"ss " a~rs. Mouth. csnker :...... 80
80 0Jro00e incUnti mel nee, wetting bed %
1 y.
"ss +" ~ Ger sags at change Of life ana
Raipuat,ons. ..........:.;. LUZ
"sa "Epllepsy and spsams and 81. ,oo
v.,us' dance E. ............. lOO
20 4" Nlpthes.sA. and sore throat. 100
FAMILY CASES.
Case OBS walls. morrocco case and book .slo.oo
"2s large walls. in morocco, and book. $40
"2y do do do SO
ego do plain case do 60"
"l5 boxes, mos 10 l5) and book 49,. 800
" Of any boxes Nos. 10 10. aud book 1.25
Sisgle boxes. with directions, CSC. toc and 81.
Veterinary SPECIFICS.
Mahogany Case, 10 walls ......... t10.0 90
Single vials with directions. LOO
These Rsmedies, by the csse or single boz, are
pitss, free Of charge. ON receipt ofprice Ad-
dress,
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Depot,
Office and Depot 569 Broadway. N. Y.
F)r sale by every Medicine Dealer.
DR. Hum phreya is consulted daily 1t his office
personally or by letter. above, for oil forms Of
HIEvENsON l. CARNAssAN,
Agents. Davenport. jyS-deod.iy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27

srhis TIC udeslst formerly published in 0Azsrrs.
The following is a list Of Iowa soldiers
who died on Belle Isle, near kicbmond, pris
oners Of war:
- McConnackec, 10 Int, Feb. %, 1864.
+. Schneider, Co. +, - Inf, Dec %, 1861
J X Kemrle. Co. b = Inf. Jan. 4. 1854.
Edward Bissell, Co. d, 5 Inf, Dec. q,
1863.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-27
GRAY l. NORRIS,

Commission and Forwarding Merchants.
Ne.. 80 4 l40 Censmon 81,
NV ORLEANS, Ia
p.,ticu,mr satea ton paid to cOnsignments Of
M.s,srn Produce fsrtiee deeirous Of opening
= connection in New c'rcans are earnestly re-
oues,ed 10 correspond wit, u.s. AL communities.
ton I, erIv ,u.ps. ted on any ann all points Ad-
dr..s GRAY 4 NORRIS.
q Rox 4os. New Orleans La.
Rusxn TO Aug. Belmont 4 Co.. n =; u: D..
edwin, Agent l.. ; kxpressCo ChiesRoi !n".
l.. Scripps, Postmaster. Chicago; Tuthtli Alng,
Eco Chicago: David Nicholson, st Lcnis Jas.
Musson. Eco, Cairo xep2sd3ms
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Tneland was, for one moucnt without n
Parliament. The dissolution immediately
folowed the proroEation on the 9th, ana
writs for the new elections were forthwith
Issued The cecion in London was fixed f"r
the lCth and in the provinces on the next
end the following day.
I.o,d Pahnclstun lad Issued an address.
again collecting ,in votes Of lis constituents
ut 1iycston. He lays his claims upon the
events Of the past, making no promises for the
future aud is altogether silent on the qnes'
iion Of reform.
Mr. Disroeli had also issued a brief address
80 his constituents. He says the character I"
English institutions perhaps forever will mail
" d,p,ud on the new Parliament, and b.
1rays that tie country will Enthusiastically &c.
Idle on securing It's happy constitution ii
Church and State.
The appointment uf Lord Crnnwort,, as sue.
rcssor of Lord Chancellor Wcstbury is con
iirmcd.
The Cio,aofe d P,,aq explains that the
Pa,al representative 10 Mexico has terminated
Lii. mission for Mexico ly order Of the Pope.
as he could 10 longer lc permitted to witneS,
Tie violation If tie rights Of the church -
Nlonsignicr Media was to await fresh in.
t,ruction from iuItc at Guatemala.
The Government Of Schlcswig llostein had
forliddcn partisan manifestations IT every dc
scrip,ion on the birthday Of the Duke of Au
pustcnlurg.
4 letter from Alexandria June %, furnish
cs d,-nis regarding the cholera &c. Il say
the c>iNtrce of the cholera was officially de-
,la.cd on the 1lih Of June. on which da,
-. IL. ~ Ia, ,,l ,f il,,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

A letter in PHILADELPHIA paper from q
prominent Union man, recently from Texas
now resident in Missouri, thus sc,tl dis.
ruted question:
Sam Houston is dead The Union men OF
Texas lament lis loss He died If broken
heart Tie saccssionists hung upon his trial
from the day he was drposca. Ashnrt time
before the good old man brenihed his last,
they went to his house to catechisc him about
his political views His family begged them
10 des st. as death would soon relieve them
from further surveillance The newspaper,
OF Texas underworld 10 convince the world
that the old hero of San Jacintn had changed
his opinions. but he died as he lived. loving
the Union, and not convinced as they would
will
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
Civilian & Telegraph.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1865
ANNEXATION OF CANADA.

The following is a copy eff memorial which
will be at once placed in the Merchants Ex-
chunCc, Montreal, and other public places, for
signature by the citizens:
To His ErnUency the Right Hon. Charles
Sf,tnlev, Iisco,na .Eonck, Gorern0r General
of Canada, rte. etc.
The memorial of the undersigneSmnmorial-
ist ana others Of the city of Montreal, humbiy
,Loweth: That at convention of dclegatc'
from different parts Of the United States AND
the British prn:inces in North America, re-
q ceutly held in the city of Detroit, Hon. Mr.
Potter. United States Consul General for
CANADA. was present., and is reported to haze
,ubliciy EXPRESSED himself in the following
language:
II believe express the general feeling OF
those who are the most friendly TO the Uatcd
States in Canada when | say it snot the poll
CIV of our Government, or our policy. 10 con-
tinue this treaty. aud believe that in two
rears from the abrogarion of the Reciprocity
Treaty, the people u? Canada themselves vii!
arply for admission to the United States
loud cries Of No, no from the Canadians
rorcut that believe in two years they would
ask for admission TCres of No, no. !
Lave q lttttF WHICH tftti'''t WI 'ii' W. '''"E
Of my departure for Detroit, and may say |
cane mere with the consent Of my own Cow
crnm,ut to express my views on reciprocity.
u arrears 10 your mcmoTialists. from thu
remarks above quoted together with the let.
ter read ly Hon Mr.. p liter frcm @. 5.
Wood, Superintendent of the Montreal Iele-
grnph Company, as proof Of the feeling exist
ine among crrtam persons in Canada for the
annexation Of this Province to the Unld States
that Hon. Mr. Potter while exercising the
Office Of Consul General If the Unitei Stat
in Ca,.ada, has been engaged in subvcrtlng
its Government, and it is believed IN Mon
treal, " here lie has resided. that h., with
,thc,a, has. BY meetings and otherwise, taken
active measures 10 promote the annexation "'
the Province of Canada to the United State'
Of America That your n.cmoraIStS consid
or it would lie desirable TO ascertain. in snci
II amer as the Government may deem proper
Whether such meetings have been held and
particle a;5d in ly Hon. Mr.. Potter Where
f,re. yonr mcmoriali>t> pray the subject may
receive the cousd' ration Of Her Majesty :
Government and that such action may b,
taken as to thfm may seem fit.
The memorial will lie placed Immediately
an the Merchants Exchange for signature.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

CoSxEcTIcUT AND PRESIDENT Johnson
The Connecticut Legislature has passed rcso
lu,ions declaring tina: all men ought to b,
free and have equal rights /; declaring that tn
Government Of the United States ought neve
to recognize any Government which has eel
imposed upon any nation on this continent b,
the arms of any European power, that i
ought not TO make preteuccs Of friendship
toward nations which have manifested hatred
Of this country during the late distress anc
that Andrew johnson, President of the United
States, by his great abilities, his undoubtet
patriotism. and his eminent public services
has entitled himself to the confidence Of thr
ration and that be Ought 10 be sustained il
the exercise or great freedom of action. anc
IN ellsbis efforts to tranquilize the country
tomairtain i;s poace end dignity. aud 90 Pre-
syo:e is welfare
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The Rev. JACOB sECInER

Well known and much respected among the Ger
man population in this country, makes the follow
ing statement for the benefit OF tilc dfHictei.
HANOVER. P. f'Es. &C. 1850.
Dear Sirs :---TIaving realized in my family iT
portan; benefits from the use Of your valuable pre-
jaratIon-wisTARs 3A.sAM OF WILD cy>EERY-it az
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Some eht years ago one of my daughters seemed
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were entertained / then procured n hottie of your
excellent B,.ls,n, ana hefure she had taken the
whole of the contents Of the bottle there was great
Improvement il, her health. hsyc in my individ-
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ARRANpALH ( Co., " nufiicturers' Agents,

ARRANnALF & Co., VI nnacturcrs Agents,
No. l61 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Announces that all OF the ABOVE list OF goo !s" u
be sold for one B0i'dr each.
In consequence 81 the great sagnation of trace IN
the Manufacturing districts of England throu' TIC
war having cut off the supply OF cotton, i",l
quautt; Of Valuable JewelIy, originally ihtena,d
for the English market has been sent % Ior SAFE III
this country AND MUST BE SULD AT ANl SAT
RlFICE Under tltcsc circumstance AkRAN.
DALE l. CO.. acting MS agents tor INC principal
Euronean Manufacturers have resolved upon 8
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION, SUBJECT to the fu.-
lowing regulations:-
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ordsrad are taeu out without regard 10 choice and
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ce;,, az Inc certificate you will see what Won are
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! ,hus obtain n Gold Watch Diamond Ring, or any
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In all transactions by mail, We shall charge for!
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thirty for five dollars, sxtv-fve for ten doll RS aad
q hundred for fifteen dollars.
AGEyTs.-We want agents in every town and
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bv them, provided their remittance amounts to ono
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OF Pastage stainy
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7 IEMBOLD'S
GENERAL PREPARATIONS

JIE fIl,AL Ihf-l AN "A Il lDNS
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUt III, Il Positive
and Specific Gemed. Tor diseases of the Bladder,
hIdrers, Gravel. and DTorsic.il Swcliings
This MEDICINE increases the power Of Digestion,
ma excise The Absorbcnts into Ee"iihy nc'ien, hy
which lie Nntery or CGlcareoLs det ositiuns, and
nil tiinatuil Enla:gt mems are reduced, Us we'll &c
Pain ard inflammation.
fFGLMBOLD'S EXTRACT DUCHU.
For Weakness arising from E&cessls, lGlis of
Dissipation, Early IndiscIeticn of ALusc. attended
with the tollGwng sylnlt toms -
lndispostiun IL EAcrtCn, Loss Of MOVIE,
Loss Of Memory, l!iicu!t! c. !iicithng
Weak Nerves Trembling
Horror of Disease, Wukefulnes
Dm;eSs If Vision, ain in ile Back
Universal Irssi,Lde Of the Muscular System
Hot Hands. Flushing Of the Body
IryncSs Of the ski, EiuptilEs Oh the Face,
Iand Continuance.
There hvinptolns, if al Owed 10 90 en- which THIS
medicine invariably RENT YES, coon follcNs
MPUTENCY, FATCiTl, EPlLEFTIC FITS,
n one of which the Patient may expire
Who can say that they are :otfrcqucntly followed
BY tiosc "Diielui Diseases
"lNSANlTY AND CONSUMPTION"
Macy arc aware Of their suffering,
BIT NONE Will coEFEFs THE RECORDS OF TIE INSANE
AssYLuNs.
ind .1Idajho'y DsaihsJy Copsumptionbcar an. u,e
witness 0. the truth Of tie assertion.
Thc LInSfi','jon once effected 'ciA N,ycaic EtGy.
requires the Md Of uediCiEe 10 CITIZEN and
inyjgo,ut. lie system.
tFIfrb llrrysI,.,s EXTRACT n1-t,r1- ;nro.;oJ,,
Goes.
trial viii convince the most ske,,tical
FEMALES-FEMALES-F
49, ,' re-, i I - T,,'af'' 'n' '-Nih acT ite7
- m ~ %m. u'eI remedy: as III Nhie
S',,rcssc,, ~ cste,,lg LII, ih!'ISeSs OF
=. S.S'.'nnFE f'F"'ea,iuhs LIBERATED
w. VI ne 'er"s, oa or
,hc scv v.,th. ,,i;,, nan, 80!
DISSIPATION or in tie
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
1afe ia 7aC-f ygls,-q ferciru ~ u,,ytcs, NJ 3,6,-
cfass fc5 nnl'tasd,t Gid dangerous Grseu&es.
| NELMBuLD'S EXTRACT bCClU AND IN.
PROVED Epsk.WASll URLS
SECRET DISEASES
- ~ a.! w. ~, AZ lille xlcnsc.
NO 1"co"Neh4ehce'
| an" no Lyros"Js
II c"dscs frequent desire aud gives st.eneth to
/ ORNATE thereby EtmoNlng Distinctions, Pr,v,ni.
irg Hnc tHliHg Sric'l res o the ricihra, alInyils
Fam al" inflammation, so frequent in III. class II
diseases, and eXpcliiEs alt IolsoneUS, d'seasd ara
ror"oH' @9'''T
/ THOUSANDS rroS THorsAYpg wTo HAVE prrs TT,
| Vi,7, or 'O,.,,te ord WHO low. ,,ia l,,,, 81,
to he cured in a sEori ,;uc have md Ih,iy ,'y
| v.r, dc,snv.l and tb,, ,Io :. IfGi.I Y ,,'i. -,
me >,sc o, ,royrnr,., '' ,srn'~,,s sr;
in the system, to lrc,k n'I in a Srry,, ui',n
and n,..5gIs ,,r, = ,gt-~i,ar 'o'N''
r.. l,rryoo,r,s rxrn,,- p,,,,r .,r al oe,.,;,,n,
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03

DR.. Strcklanl's Pile Remedy hps cnrcd
thousands of the worst cases Of Blind and
bleeding Piles. 1t gives immediate relief
and effects perii!ancrt cure. Fry i. directly.
Ii is warranted to cure.
For sale by all Druggists. General Depot,
@ East Fourth Street, CINCINNATI, o.
For sal, by c. G., Shriver & Co., Drug
gists. Cumberland Md.
Nov ~ 1Sf;I- lie
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
WISTAR,
GALS.M OLE WILD CHERRY.

So general has the use Of this remedy beco.1cr
and SO popular is it everywhere that ii is unneces
sary to recount its yrtucs. us works speak for II:
and find utterancc in the abundant and voluntary
testimony of the many no from Tong suffering Gnt
settled disease hav by its use been restored rris
tine vign. and health. We can present q mass Of
evidence in proof of cur assertion that
CANNOT BE D1SCBEDtTED.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-08-03
from JONATHAN HOVER, Esq.

4 Vel Rnown and Highly Respectable Gentleman
CLEARsPRlSG Wash. Co. Nj. Sept. 49, 1860
Gentlcman.-This is 10 certify that during the
last fifteen or twenty years have been afflicted
with II severe affection Of the lungs ana that after
trying many remedies to little or no purpose, was
induced TO purchase of your agent in this place,
(Mr A. J. Kcrshncr, II itttle Of Dr.. Wis,ars Ral-
sam of Wild Cherry, which has proved 10 lie ali it
has been recommended hope all who are afflicted
in similay manner will Try the virtues ofthis grca,
medicine