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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
DIR. BICEI.ow,
Confidential Physician!

Tormerly Of st. Louis. MissOuri,)
lSS south Clark Aareef. Chicago.
ME ON REGULARLY EDUCATED AND
4 'esailv qualified Physician in Chicago who
illAhes .Ae treatment Of Private Complaints
speciahty. His Office has been established ex-
pressly 10 afford the afflicted sound ana scientific
medical aid, without the use Of murcnry or nOx-
,cus drugs DR.. b. has for many years devoted
ms "ncie attention 10 the treatment Of private
Complaints IN their varied and complicated forms.
MS success IN the treatment Of those long stand
ing ana dlftcut cases. such "a were formerly con.
ndered incurable, is sufficient to recomm nd him
70 Me Pubiic As worthy Of the extensive patron
age winch ne has received. In professional -
per'ehce IN hospital aud private practice extend
ing through many years in TINS and other depsSs.
me"ts OF medical science, he is the dseOverer OF
tue only safe, speedy and reliable remedies for
these virulent secret and chronic diseases, and
n:s ietters OF Recommendation from the most
Ue..seneaished and experienced surgeons ana
uys'c'ans % this country, - testimonials OF nls
superior skill and profound Judgment u The
Us -. O diseases Of private nature.
The universal and uufaifin9 success IN the
treatment adopted by him, has proved beyond
u uS lnat permanent sure for the worst cases
u constitutional syphilis. gonorrh~a, structures
~ any form, all mercurial affections. diseases OF
sne SKIN kidneys and b.adder, impotency, sper.
n.so o etc. can now be obtained TO moral
osseoihtv, II applications be made 70 those wnOse
'nte'gence. skill and experience can be relied on
Ioung men especially VINO have become vlcv
tlms % solitary vice or selfabuse that dreadful
ana destructive habit, which annually sweeps to
30 unnmeiy grave thousands Of young men Of the
mom exalted talents and briIlnnt intellect, may
cal WIN full confidence an" perfect cure.
Females suffering from irregular ties attendant
on puberty, mcnstrustion or pregnancy, OF PEI.
soes navn2 any ohstf action TO marriage, sa1OaId
see the doctor at once and be cured.
ne thinks i il his duty to advise the unfoteu.
nate, particularly strangers, to be careful that
they ara1ot deceived by false advertisements Of
Boosting imposters. He who places himself NJ
der the care Of Dr. B. may religiously conRde h
his honor as gentlemen, and confidently rely up
on his skill as physic1an.
Dr.: Is viii tell the patient previousto commen-
cling the treatment Of his case how much he viii
effect . cure and when such an arrangement i
entered upon, in no csse will he make second
charge. ss
Od6ce and Rooms within half square Of the
Poss Once, where I'll are politely invited 70 cali.
Office h0sTs from 8 .. m. tO8 D. ~: 0undaya
lOs. m. to noon. Constellation 1t ofBee fres.
Send etamus md get nis 0uidsto Heath.
POST OFFICE BOX IA w sPlS-dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

A Priv ss Medical Treatise on the Anatomy
|esd Physiolr g. Of the sexual Organs. and their
.ses eon..ng s'' sn S Over one nun
lon venereal diseases including gonnorrhea, gleet,
|spyhyiis structure. gravel, stose. rupture pilse
fstnia, urinary deposits. and diseaseS 0fthe KID
|neys. bladder. prsstrate gland nd aDppsa vesi-
|cles. and their treatment, including chapter on
vsu Ais DsseAsEs. with obsefvationa On nasriags
|end the prevention of conception. CoutaipinE .
treatise on self abuse, spermatorrhea sexual and
usrvoss debility. barrsness aud impotence in -,
sexes; the effects Of these diseases on the hodts
and mind AID the authors new treatment Of 81
those cases in full, the only essful method az
cure, with an sxPositsOn ofqusckery. This work
% not aQuack advertisement, but . warning ~
aguAs for married or single Isisthe osly 49,
that gives the treatment Of al the above dsesses
pls1n English. With fun directions A. IN
e.saxment. and ccntains much valuable iplorms.
Va - proper 70 mention III psIlic notice'
3ent - any address on receipe Of Il
.Aaaseee4 the 0Al4ENlV lNeTtferp
h u-1hsly q. Pa NinAs1A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

-k1rN FOR tue past ~ years W. "
as msur the trentment of private diseases his
,sness aud study which has enabled him TO
Strfeet remedies which ere speedy and pernfa-
jcns, and in all cases BE- used without hinder.
.nceto business or exposure to friends.
Particular attention given 10 old standing cas-
To- auch ~ were ons,dered incurAble. Syphilis
u oil forms; Gonorrhoa, elect, Structures.
Also. the effects of solitary habits. both runo0s
10 body and ,nind, aud wticb produce some Of he
blowing effects - fictehe,, Bodily Weakness.
Aversion and Uneasiness in Fe
male Society, Unmanlincss, Dread of Future
Events. finally complete prsstraaion Of the VI
q powers. loss Of memory. ringing in the ears.
.mpotcncv can be fully restored to health. DR..
". is the publisher OF new medical work which
jhculd be- in the hands If all thoss contemplating
narr,agc Sent to all on receipt Of 10 cents to
krspy postage. Please call = friendly chat
hill cost YOU nothing.
The subject Of Rupture, or Hernia, has long
kince attracted the attention 0f the medical fac
Altv 81 both Europe and America. il being one OF
he most distressing compisiyte which man is
Sublcct To be afflicted with U atl late years the
furr of Rupture ar Hernia has been considered
quite Improbable. if not impossible While srsv-
Filing through Europe in 1880, and visit ng diff
brent hospitals in search Of information, ur. w.
pave special at .entlon to tle subject Of Rupture or
Hernia in ter varied and complicated forms.
which has enabled him to perfect remedies BY
~hich nine cases out RI ten can be permanently
kure.. aud furnish signal relief to he very worst
Kind OF Hernia or Rupture. II will be necessary
for every patient to visit DR.. VS. office. They
heed not rem ain in the city more than one day.
nd ~ pair suffering attends any treatment
II his All letters With starep answered.
IL. Whittier refers the public to the following
DR. Detior. Milwaukee, WIS; DR. Pea
boiv and Ia Kermott Detroit, Or Price. Grand
Rarids Mich; Ur Bowen and DR. Harrison, 81
.ouis: DR. Webster. Or Gaines. DR. }. Bailey. DI
las Thorn. Chicago; Dr. hsndershot', Toledo
hlinn. Post office Box 3 99A.
augQe. dkW1v
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voa sng UNeOsfunAfn.

fksy Cas y ussl vit1put Delestiee. :
ana do mot interfere wse1f xxsiaos6 buvsuits s.l
NO CHANOE or DIET = NECx60ARYs
Sells Specific pub. ~
are warfsatsa islsM sesss w.
Fer Tie Speedy sDd Iefnanept Carr
Of Seminal weakaess. UrstAral - VAGINAL
discharges. elect. SEXUAL biseaAes. Ewm;s.
atoms. Impotence, Genital and pervou, iIsh;l;, !
anA dsssuse o. the Bluddes and Kidweva.-
They are adaptel fos mels o. female. old o,
yoang. and are the only rsiiable know Tor ,he
cure o. oil disease. sfisine from
vouthfNl CndOocsotloV,
IN 81 sexual Diseases % Gonorrhea. Stric-
inre. 0'ect, and in I'll Urinary aud Kidney COM
piainse. they oct like charm. Relief il expe-
lencea by taking angle box; and from four
20 nx boxes generslsy ssess . cure.
dollar, Or sss boxes for Eve dollsrs; alec. ID
large 10 1es. contrasting four Of the small, Pnce
three dollars.
PR-vArR CrRcuLAas to Gsatlesen ONLY, sent
free on receipt OF directed envelope and STAMP
II YOU need Pills, cut out this advertisement
for reference and II you cannot procure them
Of your druggist do not be i'm osed ON by any
other remedy" but enclose the money in : leS-
ter to
Dr.J. BRIAN, Consulting Physician
Box 500 Aa9 broad W ~. y. Y.
and they will be sent to Won secure n ON obser-
vstion, by return II mail, post paid, on receipt
Of the money.
Dealers supplied BY Demas Barnes 4 Co.
Wholesale Agents. New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
DR. TRANkLIN CROOKS.

.nFFICE no 90 NORTH CLARK STREET.
N/Chicago. III. Room No Is, Uhch's Block
+Speciat attention given Ia III prisate diseases
incident to both seA.st Also Csunevs. or Can.
cerous Affections. Tumors. Ulcers Old Sores,
Sore Eyes. etc. etc.. and.psrt'c ulnrly
"0RSTE1RlCS"
Ladies requiring medical ad or ndyice in all
cases attendant upon menstrual obstruction
pregnancy, ProlapSu~ Jteri." or Arv disease
incident !" The generat've organs, may rely up
on being easily and speedily relieved
IA" Private Consultation Room saioininp
the Mice, where the Dootor will always he in a.
tendance during Office hours
Those residing at distance NAV call in per-
SOD. or address hin IN PsursHr CONFIDENCE
Post Office Box 4S2. Chicago. H.
Office hours from sto l2a m 10 & n m
ana !" y. evening. decl6-Hlv
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Advice to the Afflicted.

Reader. have you SYPHILIS in the rFnM AIRY STAGE?
Do not neglect it an Hour. YOUR HEALTH, HAPPI-
NESS and LIFE rERILED by this DESTRUCTIVE DIS
EASE. Strive to DESTROY IT. if possible, while in
the rIrsr, srAGz Procure at once
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
Mercury, Hindrance from Business, o.
Expoaure to Friends. sai

The unparalleled success which has attended,
Dr. James practice In Europe, the United StAtcA
and New Orleans the many rcmar 1 able cures he
has effected, which serc pronounced incnrsbl~ By,
srirlg his services to tie soahdssce or the ustcs
innate. 81
The following are some Of the diseases terped
Private and which Dr. James permanently
erad'ca'es, viz syphilis. primary. secondary
Tertiary Structures, Urethral Discharges. elect,
uon"rrhea. Nocturnal aud Durnal Emissions,
Sexual debility diseases OF the Back and 1sSins,
lnia"ation q The bladder and Kidneys, aRAscu-
matism lydror,l,. Verccoccl., Cancers. etc,
Diseases rccrhar 10 females such as Amenorr-
hea Dssmenorthagis. Mctrowrhsgia. ChI0sosss.
nervous pebelty. etc successfully treated.
Dr james long practice m New Orleans, and
The .ndo' ,ement Of the Medical fraternity. sn6
the almost entire Southern press. should csnv
vince the most skertiea TINT DR. James can aud
Will perform oil that h. promises ~ w
Or. James would also call the ate ntiun rsle3
Tally of those who ha, PRIV ately IN inpr overly
injured themselves. In that secret aud solitary
habit which ruins both body and mind, UNFIT
ting them for both business and society produc-
ing both Constitutional Debility and hnrutehcy.
The following are some Of tha sd and nisslasr.s
cho'y effects produced BY early habits Of youth or,
:. xnai Nctsscs. viz WtaL ness az the Back and
Limbs, Pam in the Head. pmness Of Vision
Loss oil Muscular Power. Pnlpitn'iou 81 tho
Heart, i'lspepsis. Nervousness. lrnsab,lity.
symptoms OF consumption, Ac. Mentally the
~" ~ 'h'''S''h we iiihd To be dread
ed-ifss Of w. mo'v. Cynfn-,op ,,fl,ieas. IN,
prts' itn o. Spiims Eli 'icrsllaahngy Az. si,A
to Society, Sell DisiiuSi Lovr i, Sohtud, .ih.
idltv. Ac.. nre some D, The evils produced
All persons afflicted with All, o, the above dis
eases and symptoms. should not fail tUrnll on DR.
James. and be al once restored to perfect health
let no false decacy deter YOU but call u once.
pdsAv y ~ rse)vrsifon thcls,w fnl snsi h.ptb@
consequcnccs or these much 70 be dr.. AIDED n,ala-
dies
WEAKNESS QE TIE ORGANS ,,nod,.,.iv
ecu ed and full 'viyur restored ~
|. Those at distance. by describing symptoms
l-incl"sing sia"p for return rnswcr-wiug receive
prompt attention by addressing sAl ~
DIX. u. r. JAMES,
i. d Box 3, 100 iau2, d&wlvl Chicngo |
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is known by these symptoms: Nodes or hard
and painful tumors on the bones, enlargement of
The oints. OF. contr,ctious, hard pains n the
bones and joints. carries decay Of the bones,
Syphilitic rheumatism, alteration of the parts,
etc. The SvphiIitc Cure and Pills will cure the
Third 5 ages. Price per package. q.
Price OF Syphinic Cure. IS per bottle; Pills.
! II per L.x; Syphilit.c Wash, 81 ,5u per bottle !;
Throat Wash 81 80 per bottle :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20

001entc 00Nt0t0te-
Established 1850, and charter
ed BY the legislatures OF Ken
lucky and Minnesota, for the
treatmens Of all diseases Of the
| Urinary and Generative Or
Egaus, including Seminal Weak
ness and venereal Disc eases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-07-20
DAILY DEMoCRAT.



Two womss sshih "a thssr tppositlea y
public sentimsss 10 hsaslaod, Cliutsu CO.,
By going out into d street, aud drinking
TO each others healh from . be<tle Of vhis-
~.
Four horses We killed last week BY
lightning in Buch, han county, and two 9th
ers we're {. lied BY the cars on The railroad
near Independence. %
MA.a,Aor Lrcrxsss.-Ths number Of
marriage licenses issued from the office Of
the County Judge Of Lss esanty, from jan
nary LIST. to july LIST, 1885, is one hundred
and forty nine.
The population Of Dubuque, o. ASCERTAIN
ed by the CENSUS Of the present year, is
about $4,000. The assessed value Of the
city Is ss''o2ooo; ofper'onal property g.
The ladies Of Buchanan county who des-
troyed . lst Of whisky at Hazelton, had .
jury trial yor their alleged misdeeds, and
we're pronf unced mot guilty"
FREE 9ryrsAoE.-Ths following papers
are in favsr offree suarage-Daienport Ga
sette. Vtnton Eagle, Hardin S1.ti"sl, Lu.
6uqus Times, Indepswience Guardian,
Ciark TO-, Sentinel, Upton Adisrtiser. IN.
amosa Eurska, Knorri,k Re- blican, Nec-
ten P&ss, Toledo Transcript, qPlaloosa Her
AID, 4cGrtgor Ners. CedarfFalh Gazette
and /sdmnoia Blnner. 9
PAcinc X. Rive learn f1en the Coun
Gil Bluffs N'.spxa that the York of laying
the track on the fse;dc r, has commen
ced at Omaha. The road | to be complet-
ed for one hundred miles ID ring the present
gear. J
THs MkAxrsr MAx.-Tae meanest man
in Iowa lives in Benton County. His sister
and her husband, along esith = child, tras
eled seventy miles to visit him and within
an hour after their arrjsAl, they were told
that they could not repAin, even for . day,
without paying their beard.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

low ditch, yet remaining partly conceal
ed by small scrub oaks. There were the
nine month Vermont boys, under Stan
nard. All through the second day they
lay in reserve in the rear of the Gene
terry, where the shells rained upon them
from right and left and front. saw
them lying fiat ON their faces; but on
this third day they were lying here, In
advance of all others, the right men in
the right place, Their muskets were Of
sufficient range to fire deadly volleys the
moment the rebels crossed the road and
began TO advance from Cohorts house.
At that moment the rebels began TO
feel the peltings of such a storm as they
never felt before, from the batteries al
ready enumerated, taking them in front
and on the right flank. To escape that
storm on their right from the sixty four
guns, they detected toward the north,
or rather obeying the orders OF Long
street TO close by the left. This threw
them past STANDARDS right flank. The
blood of the Vermont boys was up They
Were ready for charge. He hal but TO
give the word, and two regiments, the
18th and 10th sprang TO their feet
They had faced southwest. They swung
round towards the north west and moved
forward into the rear of Kempe's brig
ade OF Virginians, five regiments "Now
is your time boys" said Hancock, and
Harrow's men also sprang TO their feet
and pushed upon the flank of Kempe.
AT this moment the scene was one of
intense interest, for Garnett's and Arm
istead's troops had reached the fence by
the thicket, and Hall s. and Hayes troops
were obliged to fall back and stand be-
mind the guns. Some of the men of the
It'll Virginia and some of the 18th, rush
ed upon the guns and were blown to
pieces. There were desperate hand to-
hand fights, bayonet thrusts and sabre
strokes. When | walked along the
lines, after the rebels were repulsed,
while the killed and wounded were lying
where they fell, / saw men in gray and
men in blue, side by side, their blood
flowing from CHASTITY wounds, and ming
ling in one stream. That was the only
place where the rebels reached our lines.
That was the highest flow of the tide.
1t was high water only a moment, for
the Vermont boys were ia the rear of
INC leocloj pouring tAeAI NoIlcJS lHJO
their backs. Hayes men sprang out
from above the grove and penned them
how many, do not remember. Very
few Of Garnett's and Kempe's men re-
crossed the Emmetsburg road
Wllcox's division, which was behind
Kempe's, was broken by the terrible fire
Of the batteries and the other two Yer
mont regiments gathered up large
number of stragglers. The Green Noun
tain State won tor herself on that day
laurel which will never fade.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

A GRANGE FOR THE ANXIOUS AND AIM
LEss.--Through the agency of Mr.. Mer-
Ger of Washington Territory, aided by
Gov. Andrew, the government has been
induced to grant the use Of the steamer
De Molay to transport three hundred
lady passengers to Aspinwall, whence
they will be taken across the Isthmus
and mp tha coast to Washington Terri
tory, the whole voyage to be entirely
free. The steamer will sail from New New
York on the goth Of August. The emil
grants are promised when they get to
Washington Territory good wages, to
be paid in gold, and have the added in
ducement Of probable marriage within
three months, If they wish. Thus the
governors great problem is solved and
Massachusetts, has the prospect Of get
ting rid Of her "superfuous inmalesS females. .
Upon what principle the general gov
ernment aids this curious emigration
scheme, is not disclosed, but probably
as war measure. The case is easily
made out-the Pacific coast may need
future defenders, but with present pop
ulation Of men only where is the next
generation TO come from There is nc
getting around this.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03
CoIoRsp CoNvRsrlov N NEW JyBsEY

CoLoRsp CONVENTION IN NEW JERSEY.
"A convention of colored people met at
Trenton, N. j., last Friday, and effected
a basis Of organization for State Equal
Rights League, whose members are TO
be loyalists of either color. An address
to the people Of the State was adopted,
stating that the colored people Of New
Jersey have been for long time de-
prived Of their political righs and have
thereby labored under many disadvan-
tages, and suffered many wrongs, the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

SOUTHERN MATTERS. -- Provisional
Governor Perry of South Carolina has
explained his recent speech to the salts
faction Of the President and most OF the
Cabinet, and they believe he will admin
lister the duties Of the Office with loyal
spirit. His speech is, Of course, to be
taken in o Pecksnifilan sense.
John Coyode has returned to Wash
Ington from Louisiana, and represents
affairs there to be in rather an unsettled
condition, owing to the questionable
policy pursued by Gov, Wells in appoint
ing former disloyal men and rebels to
Office. The Governor has appointed five
persons who signed the rebel ordinance
Of secession In Louisiana and over one
hundred who had served in the rebel
army, By his opportune presence in
New Orleans, Mr.. OOvOde saved the gov
eminent large amount Of money by
preventing captured cotton from passing
into rebel hands. In one instance he
prevented half a million dollars worth
of property being transferred in this
way, by arresting it ON ifs arrival at
New Orleans from Mobile. .-
The Union commission in New York
have relieved nearly thousand South
ern refugees and provided them with
homes In the West during the past
three months, most OF whom were from
South Carolina and Georgia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

tY-Gen. Grant authorizes the state
ment that all organizations Of troops
will be discharged at the earliest pos
sible date. There will be no general or
der for mastering out, but as fast as
regiments can be spared they will be
sent home on special order, The troops
In Gen. Sherman's military division are
likely 10 be mostly kept in service for
some weeks, but all Others will proba-
bly, be sent home inside of a month.
From the S0th OF May last, when the
disbanding OF our armies commenced,
up 20 and inclusive of the 18th inst,
two hundred and eight thousand SOL
diers were sent from Washington over
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

ARTHUR TAPPAN was u man far better
known to preceding generation than
to the present. 1t was about 1920 when
he q merchant conceived the idea Of 4
high, toned New York religious daily
commercial journal, from which all
things immoral or tending to ''levity,"
We're to be rigidly excluded-Which was
to tell nobody where theatrical amuse-
ments were to be found, or spirituous
liquors to be sold The result was the
New York Journal of Commerce. The
high moral ideas of Mr.. Tappan were
represented by the Journal until the
controlling interest passed into other
hands, and the question of the abolition
Of slavery placed the parent and the off
spring in direct political hostility. Mr.:
Tappan was an earlier If not a more in
huential abolitionist than Gerrit Smith,
and contributed largely OF his means to
strengthen the cause. The most recent
prominent act of Mr.. 7. was to pay the
heavy fine Of Mr.. Garrison when he was
imprisoned in Baltimore for publishing
an article on the Domestic Slave Trade,
and from that time forward he was al
most as much hated in the South as Mr..
Garrison himself. Like others of the
class to which he belonged, his whole
life gave the lie 70 the assertion that the
Abolitionists were men OF one idea
for there was no charitable work or
pious purpose to which he did not give
the benefit of his great executive ability
and the support OF his hearty and untir-
Ing devotion. Nor did old age cool his
ardor. To the end Of his days his inter-
s e:;s a; a. good works never tagged, and for
him certainly awaits the award Well
done, good and faithful servant" Mr..
Tappan was in the S0th year Of his age"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

THE CHOLERA IN EsYPT.-It appears
that the breaking out Of the cholera,
which is now raging in Egypt, is owing
10 the ns-.trid emauations which have
exhaled their pernictous vapors itis9m
Mount Araphat since the tetes of the
Courban Bairam. Thousands Of sheep
are sacrificed during the celebration of
these ceremonies. The Sultan Abdul
Medjid had founded an endowment Of
10000 piasttrs, 10 be spent annually for
the interment Of the remains and offal OF
the sacrificed beasts, which created 50
fearful an amount of malaria. On this
last occasion it appears that the 10000
piasters have been duly paid to the CON
tractor for this business, who has qui-
city pocketed the money and left the
putrid mass of flesh to engender disease
and carry death and destruction over
+.hne world,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-08-03

MARITAL LAW IN SPRINGFIELD, IL
IpoIs.-SpriDgfeld is so overrun with
blacklegs, burglars, garrotters and loose
characters that the Mayor, unable to
stay the food of crime, has requested
General Cook, with the military force
under his command, to undertake the
government Of the city, an 10 deal with
the villains in a summary manner. Gen.
Cook consented TO do so, and on the
2lst iDstsn 10 X posse>siun of the city
with few co Ms % snldiprs who
are acting a. patrolmeo or military
police.