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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-26
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-26

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s9s Ts tpss ctuette fanfea unt iputen ~bieielben nur In
Dem oarsSs es anssrteienstcu anSsteGteu gsentea
Stsssasssa, DetGt in Baltimore Gnscmusen, Uerbsu &
o9ae DSWTrsetess Salette far btefs Clinic Seri@aTeu tSu
men, sHpeus Deg aseRt 6eS sDsutI@en @eIelI@oftS BET
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-26

De1ecSGerf@ermne
seF ai,octsrten 0eaermannszB er fderanasass
fsai4aft bon Baltimore.
70. Soulful, seesudbtr bem Gun. q eA4uSt,
Sn Tettabt Der trtoIeret4en EbGttstett beS aspf.8tu
DEPARTMENTS aeIen trtr BOA teutt an suus biAtseren prett
gene Ppltceu aus anb erneuera audi bic alten an ZEN btate.
au Staten. aus Oteientetn, @ei@e 5duier, Nf6beI pSss
leaptss Sgtttegt8snltanee luz sn Dber Neber Sabre 81 rtr-
f&etn t3hu1&tu, Uerben bserntt esraeIebtn, ah bic Eife
unierer btrateeitsttn Vr6sAten ansnieben.
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besabIt. SODA x. GFrpre, SrSf.
Dtreetcrsn
EDn4 U, pad &r0S eEGIfer, SrGnctf SuRrS,
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asuaes 9 EDbefbsn, Sas&eS y. Bruce grdIsss a. 8ttSd,
.{GrntS Gettb, SaaGeI Rtrt SanseS y. &ersas,
2oneaasr 5SusA, TeeSh ESua, DIS &t1As.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-26

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-26
M(eoiltntld0e An6etgen.
Or. 2afrpe I'M 6Dsldr, &Dnt8e
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tern b~eretttten Nrtneten ~unfeblbar unb RAID ale bic Frants
betten, ~eIae aus ltnr eseIrndstststten TN g'SSeH cher Slafe
%entteben, ais ra fnS:
Srdmpfe jeOer Qtrt, inSbeioubere Magenfpampt
5GmOrrboiben, GbolerusQtnfd1e, 9iurrbae, aos
Iiten, 8rs6rabr, Sdwinbel, 8ldbungen, &Opfs
i&mer5, Aftbma, taltes Sieber, @pilepiie.
Su naen ttefeu Saaen TT bs Or. 6 a npeH8 6 Itrta
(per Bottle 81, 6 Bottles fIr $5l ~uuftbltar unb mtrtt friort.
@ssen drpnifben (ueraltetenJ gbcMmatisruIs
ttlft bic Or. 2Gmpef& { U beumatts m uSsSalbe
(per Bnr 81, 6 Bsren far $5), IN f&misrigen T1Gen NIT
benz @ttTtr tustei9 ansspanbt, Rder.
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Ruf bas Datttnten aus GGen Gbetlen Der QDelt III ion,
frSnen; er bat 9outs Napoleon i'm Sabre 1852 pOa elmer
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Bat eeeenwGrtts, Guser eirca 1000 Yattenten aus gtat unb
Jern, bic fSntslt6e 5dnttlie bon 5annpoer, ~C5rsefurit gpns
Ranttn ben &nelGHb uebf @tnobltn, nnk StrIOe Ssn lie
tenbur6 nebf IS6ter In SsbdnblIne.
SIN Saltirere BET y. 0Ostler l. 60, Seth 9. 5ante, 5
5aieneaMs 3aspdrts unb allen an6ern A~prtbefeu gu baben.
5GnptNepst fur Dtfrttt @glunbta: so. G~briftant, 81.
pa &Senue, Wafbtnstpn, D.. 6.
SR~Sprtirt ben Or. gKited1 & So.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-26
DaS weltberibmte pirtli6 date
DIR. Whites AugenWasse.

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TIT iebert @ef&dftsutGnne, @elsbrten, gureau. 8tamssn .G pup~
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fttnsn @rtstten bef@dfttsea, ~trtnsfub gu ~.mpfeblea, trtsm e5
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bait, Rartt une pEr &rbltnben fhdSt.
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len SeBsneen Der Melt ipreteu ltsr ban auStrprteutIt@
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SuIinS Sieneit, Dentif,
N~leranbrta, ga,
8euerGl. &ssnt fur sons Nmertta.
Sn Baltimore 5n baben bel 6. s. ennt 2bau Re II, Bud.
%tanbluns, 28H %. 9rattrr, lprte In ben hauptfd6ltdfen
Asotheten. (~rctZ9-6nri)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-01-26
N~rpfclIpr Munorom'o
MSd0en RrGnter s@lirir

II nnirettis tss Bette bs ttst bstsnnte g1ttel sur 9eiIuns
nBn lnterftibs- Seitper6en aatr Nrt, tnsbsfoneere Nlaaeus
trnmpE SerbGuunes ltp64t, gbs!era-AnfGas. SruaI3mers
sen, DiarbUea, Rpltten, Sre6rubr, S&einecl, 9l66uneen,
Rspfi@meri, Ahbnna, Saltss Sieter, Seetranfbctt, CONNER
Complaint, fprte 6eseR $ II f { n uno Grt6ttEng.
"a btefes &lrtr aus rein ur9abltGen, begetaeiliIGen
etcfsn ssfebt, 10 etsnst % F4 rod %teipneera iar 9erabt-
euns ntusebsrener &tAber, fsnte ebenfaEs tetm 3abRen bfr-
ielten. Rttne SHUTTER ieute Seridumen, fets baspn TN
5aufe III baben. ishpH iDats es In bteisna Sale nit &tee Obsr
gEaHer unS 3u6er ~ssrbinnt stseteu mersca. Der srrserttss
&rfSls, Der i4 felt lbe t27 Sabrer tn Deptl6lGns 6sjetgt,
bat F@ aud BIER felt ben le$ten 4 Satren ~9ldnSenb bepdbrt,
1r6 1T Steie @ltrir Ikeraa Gin anentbfbrlt6es 5ausmtt.sI
%eepprben.
Der prets tes tltinsrn Staf4$sns 1T SO Cts. uns ree ar6.
eeren rs Cts.
9rpf. 90nnSrGunB suserattn beltette BlutretnteunSS.
Rr6uttr-gtaen une @ulSer wersen iseem 2stbeuben an
&rpntfaen ErGntsetten sur f8etn 9etlnas bring
enb e%rnpf0bIeH.
5erH.r ~tApebie i'd GSuntraurs GptIepttf8e Ere-
1. n, 3ur Banilt6en Setlurs Der geGta9t; Gt3tp /.
Der, cur r~aettGlen Bsrtreitans oEn @t6t us Gbeumatts-
mus; 3aBn-Gtattur, siebt austnbItdIt&e etaberun6;
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teHptfa6lt9iten &pptRefen.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Produce exactly opposite effects ID. because their
pure spiritouo besis is scr ohosged with balsamc
curative and preserva alive elenents, which it DIFF
fuses through the blood. the bile, and all the
huids which sustain, renew an1 nourish the solid
parts OF the body. Tho con,lAOn liquors Of com
merce und the t,ncturcs and extracts made from
them, necessarily 3nfuao tie 6efy venom with
which they are all more or less debAsed, into the
interior vessels, whence their fumss mount 70
the sensOrium.
H0atetter's stomach Blttcrs,
Under The same law Of distribution, perueas
A.. ~A.se es.s~e with the remedial aud protective
antidotes with which they are medicated. This
derstand how this genial vegetable stimulcnt for
titles the system and why \ has taken precedence
Of every o,hcs Stomaebic aud Alternative ever
advertised or SOLD % this side Of the Atlantic.
OF all seasons Of the year the Summer and
early Fall are the most facilitating The strength
of the strongest wi1ts undsr the totrid tsmpera
ture Of July and August, and the miasma Of
September and Oct ,ber 10 dangerous 10 the sys
ten depleted and worn down By the oppressive
heat Of the Dog Days. but Uncover il wise
enough 70 resort 10 this Tonic Elixir when a in.
vigorsnt most needed will most assuredly cs
cape the debility which prepares the way for ep
idemic maladics.
No fear Of Fever aud Agus or Bilioua Remit
tent Fcver. tNo or three months henes, for those
who are prudent enough to take the Bitters now
During the war the flicacy OF the preparation
as means of enabling human nature to endure
the most tremendous fatigue under blazing sun
was proven to the entire satisfaction ofthe Med
ical Stat; and thousands Of our disabled veter-
ans NOS rely upon
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

III S S 7 R|1II|lI S$F|
AND NODE OF TREATMENT 10

Ths .lessse Or PeSStee6oN.
Rt penelrqsos the secree Ambpsh
q this tef!i6ls disease. aud sxtefnfhsaes r. rot
Il res.cvss iAl1l sAs wrescAea
symptom. Of this loesbsone nslsdy, and averts
ia & eIsss. i. ns.1, 4s.x.rI.Iss.
The breath, anA aGoeas H. uoet eratefal Relied
Il elet1asss hsfe Aesoy ani s..
lent suffering than tCsguss can tel.
At 10 Noted 1OP c0e1n9 the naoDe
soRsle.s easss' tAas every kso1n nssss Asys
e cares l1ay, Rose aaa per1eA.
y catArfa, n ~ NEST obstinate and v5slsat
i Is e: l6s 1. s:..:.:.s:s s,:e. =
ii:sia: d sslsIss With Dis IN aI:::s. az 4.
r. GstSsisAsCssarsA,ne~ea,
K : hsrnlss iiqsid. ishslsd fFs. - peln :,
~, r. GseAale IL knewn sArs,.
ought Tie ccustry = The aathor q de only True
Theory of Catarrh ever psblished. where ~
er.F,s-.Sssss y: r =, Of tfseaasps-
Dr. ~, S 49, g - S - e..
terfh shcph = reed ~ svssy o. Il - r
Obtained etso neassst Aesnsy, - - ssedine .
pog1Age $500 - ~ e@so y 90
c.,.. .s r, 4ss -. As y 81 s. 1 f 49,
becone Aailiaf tAesaOADes the esssesy - -
Victims q Catarfh. iron he Well-oagsDdf &C. g
earring this terrible dlssaes. He d Tie 1sse pad
only peroun oAo 6vos psastrd1D9 ~ eoesoA ~
bush Of this fearful malsdy. ~ rsnsdr 81
cure l-rTFsy, n. 7. Dsi.y finsa.
P1iny Di1li The veil knoWA 6ovoobS. end |
whose famfly Physieiaa n. 0ssaals NJ Ssr
, n b. 6oedals says - 80 esrs Catarrh - |
-. 49,. e. zlA. aa,&Sn~a - n. /
has few eqsele p nshissl skiA se1ae ss1ssisrs
| ~. 1eee ~ Psfiohe Cslsff4, -DF.a 0ood1
Isse'C Cs1o9YA RSnkdy ~ es4e OfStsaage1theel
.anly S1se1s ~ efs6!sss fs5cs g ~ 49,
ID - m NJ tvrnS and 6&n1a6. &vefy - onoa01
3.ii eS1eG-lN.1 ~ Con-. Advertiser.
p.;se II. 0sad esanp for pemphlss.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

The following - an extract FROM letter writ.
tsAA1 che DsS.A 4. Aohae, faslru fsAs Pierre
pOnt street Baptist Church, 8roSk1n, N. y, to
the JssrssI end 1sssmgtr, Cincinnati, o., md
sbeAks velames 10 favor of the world reno wued
medicine, MRS. WlNyLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHlNa -
"wc ste a advefsisen.eht in your columns 0
MRS. WfNsLOW'S sOofnfN0' SYRUP =
Now, We never said word ii favor or patent
medicine before in our life. but We feel compelled
70 ssy 70 your readers thst This 10 ne hsnbhs--
~ hare tried Il, and kaoC y ell - al il ess1sss
y is probably one Of the most successful medi-
cines Of the dsS. bssause = y nssf Al bsA.--
And those ofyour fesdsrs Who have bAbiss go
Do bsstsr sHdn iAy5lx : supbiy.j = - = =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Tn rich invalid 10 willing 70 shower his dol
lars w,thpYA qaiet sPea Ne physteiaa ZIP ~
ressorshh4 - ~ pjecjous u6oas TIE Poqk ~
who possesse8it, II . temporary nihest.hab s<te
taught HIM to appreciate ite value, would not
barter it for all the silver Of Nevada and Idaho
Without health there csnf Be no real enjoy
ment. Atths verv hour thousands ere languish-
tss r. 4 I'D: q isss =,
to whom life is utterly valuless.
IL there any happiness for the Dyspsptic. rack
ed by mental aud ply acd pangs which NO
tongue or pen can adequately describc. and
which cannot even be comprehended By one who
has never (e,t tbcm,Y To say INST Indigsstion
includes partial detaugehcut ofevSsy 6pcttbn
"f the system; that il cows the spirit Of the Vi
vAcious and hopeful clouds the clearest intellect,
and makestfja hsigAA ed Ananeiful OOel1 1AtsCs,I
IN the eyes n thssc Who az a6lcled Nd L. z
truth which not one Of the miserable multitude
Who labor under the disease, in its chronic form
wiz 0oDoy. g .sts fslt-. - q. r -
TO that sad crowd this lecture 10 in part I'd
oreeosa: 6aasr.rs. you ass Wesry Of suAssing1
remedy 10 pee6srrsd 70 yos, si0p.e. wholso0sns
csrteas ed iomsdiate. With the first dose Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
1Al1l E!s!!II.NIEWyS'
1872
No Ronort.

<1z-E1f-&ffz2k-z-.. fssss-8s2-<o4fSse
4 scAxDAI0us AYrAIn.-The quiet Of
our onscaal ncighbofhood. was disturbed
earIy last evening by loud screams aaal NO
ni estes chnsg G66 = room = Yoresss
Block, on I'd street. Excited men and NO
man ruehed to the room which was found
locked Thssats II brsaking into the room
we're successful In causing II to be ualocked,
and the'cfo~d puShld In. lights being assi-
cd from the OUTSIDE The spsqade present.
Cd was fiery virago with blood upon her
shoulders, and girl about nine years old
With streams Of the red liquid rushing from
. deep wound in her head. woman Ia
beaten the little thing upon the head With
heavy tin dipIer, on account Of some real or
imagined disobedience. The woman was
abusivcly defiant of the men and women
WIG haGl bsqn Attracasd by the cries Of svf.
fering, and when It was proposed TO take
the girl awsy from her for care and safety
from nsusderous aassSlts abe few into N uu-
gcvernabls rage wAish wss snly paeiied by
the timely appeannce Of Mammal Poole and
Constable Clark who bore her bowling to
jail. She was the aunt Of the friendlcss }it.
tie giff, anu has been In the habit ofaboslng
her scandAldslt fdbe small oaescsa We
hope her just Incarceration in jail for night
will teach her that such bloody outrages are
not admissible in christian communities.
The little girl was quite badly hurt.
}. Tus Du7Y OF DrnocRAfs.-0n the second
page Of this issue will be found IN article
headed, The Duty Of Iowa Democrats"
which we transfer iron, the editorial columns
Of Ne kuscatlns Lousier, bscauas II sx-
press with resnsdnble sssstsess eur
views relative y the course democratic
voters Of Iowa should pursue At the ensuing
election. For The Soldisrs' Ticket let every
democrat takepsrtiolas pains TO voas--even
~ much pains - he would take had there
been genuine democratic ticket in the field.
In this same connection also, let ~ say to the
democracy Of Scott county, let the ticket put
in nomination BY the Peoples Convention,
on the 18th day Of September, be supported
by the democracy also, so far as that ticket
harmonises with the State ticket. Threw
your entire might against the Negro suf-
frage ticket wherever you find it, aud do it
with will. You have no County ticket Of
your own, but there are two n choose FROM
do your utmost in your several localities
for the ticket published in this pape~.
Counsel action among your neighbors, and
strike your hardest blow against your old
political adversary.
RIVER NEWS.
The splendid and fast sailing passenger
packet City Of Keithsburg, Capt. Campbell,
will depart for Fort Madison and way points
tomorrow morning. l.. J. Conroy in the
Office. r. n. Prettyman, agent. -.-a
Tho Charley Chesver, Capt. Mitchell.
will depart for Dubuque and way points at
7 o'clock tomorrow morning. r. n. Pref
lyman, agent.
TusRE is fair stage Of water on the rap.
ids.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
Don't Fail - Procure Mrs.

DOnst Fail - Procure Mrs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for Child.
rem Teething u has been used for - years
With never failing safety and success by millions
u Of the stomach. relieves wind colo, regulates
the bowels. and gives rest, health, and comfort
70 mother aud eSild EOacs, 10. IS Dsy street,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

= 81 Il
We AAvs ~ iap lAad sold Mis- Article 'sus over
~ years. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE and
TRUTH Of Il What We have never been sble 70
say OF any other medi~ine-NEvER HAS IT
FAILED IN A SsNGLb INST 70 EFFECT
4 CURE, when timely uscd. Never did ne
know an instance u classification By any one
Who used it. % tbs coetss oil are delighted
9Th ita operations, cad speak in terms Of com
teee. We speak ID this aaater WHAT WE no
PLEDGE OUR RRPUfATiON For THE FUL.
FILAENT " WHAT VIZ HERE DECLARE.
10 almost every instance where the infant Is SAT
fering from pain and exhaustion. relief will be
tssnd 10 hftseu minutes after the syrup - i'd
nietsseteA. j. .9~4
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle. None genuine unless the fac samiile Of
CURTIS PERKINS, New York. 10 on the out
sids trsppsr. v - Z.
Sold by Drugg iststhroughout the world.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
COM N z q ClAl.


OrYICs or THE DAvRNPoRT DRnoCRA1,
Monday evening, Oct. 9. 1855.
The receipts of grain Saturday Iwere nearly ~
follows: Wheat 1925 bushels--barley lO2S9-
potatoes 2s0s-onions 11Os-oats 1925 corn 500.
Tine shipments were nearly as follows Onions
500 bush-barey $500 bush---four 500 bbls-
corn 500 and potatoes zo9s.
FLouR.- AT retail, NJ. ], $3.50 per Dbl.
WHkAr.-Sound new, 70c@s5c old wheat,
81. 25Cgl,3o
CoRx. -Shened. sound, plump and dry 350sse
EARLEY.-70@9c c new.
Oars. 22G62Jc.
POrAroES- 22@25
OMoNs,-23.
BurrIR-4oc
EcGs.-l5M2oc.
uAY.-&eVO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
The Government Coantcrsign.
wa The Ceuatesfeiting Of a.s tss
H0stetter's Stomach Bitte,s

Is now somewhat more serious Us xell az Diff
Gun business than IL waA fstw years ago, each
BY the
OFFICIAL ENDORSEMENT OF THE
u. S. REVENUE DEPARTMENT.
In tAe form Of . st nap engraved on .slscl. 40
counterfeit which il u felony: See, therefore
well asfhe cnyravd label and note Of hand OF the
proprstcrs. ~ attached II each bottle. 1he "a
be- Is enbenished with superb representation
OF 81 George on horScback IN The act OF spcar-
ing the Dragon. and underneath ID . shield or
escntcheou bearing warning inscription which
co'ntcrfeiters are, advisedto Rad bepfs,thty IN.
counter the penalty which it s~ts Fevsh 6eioR
this again is HOSTkTTER 4 SMlTHS nste Of
hand. The signature 70 which 1t would be rather .
serious business to nnrso- 1.-THE puh,ss Hip lpsl
to these verincatsons Of the genuioenTsS Gl
the article before they purchase they cannot be
deceived. The proprietary label and Governmen,
stamp are both executed III steel ia,he finest and
MOS eDebcvsse style q tshk note engraving, nd
are probably the moot expensive specimen Of
graphic art ever attached to any medical prepar.
- -ssa~s - =
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No net lea year prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will be absolutely sure 10 follow the use Of MRS
wINsLow'S SOOTHING sYkUP. II correct.
acidity ofthe stomach, relieves Wind collie. regu
lates the bowels. sofsens the gums, gives rest 70
the nsshes. saA Wealth - che child Of1cs, -
Dey street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

ne grses popularity Of Mrs. wins,s~' = Heoah
'se syJap. ~ childrsn tAethins hAsiadaoed q.
rPt'ee'p'sd psrsoss tspat sp arsieses ~ be ,vs.d
.eF see ss2e pqrposs, IN advsstisise vh,uh ~,
have nps only eep,ed our advertisepests aud -,
ta'ss hsn ~ PtseG stha,$ sqpssd e:;ssiicsssa.
aae a lssssss M t'srg3es eaa, oshsss. aes!na
sthf iS6hn - ~ es46iAs eefti6ti eiIr
As~ke efsnffaaor6.i IL 8ds spa6-ddw1y = ~
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02

Price, only 50 cents a Bottle.
The Florence Nightengale
Of 1e Nursery.
The following is On extract from letter writ
ten BY the Raw H. e. Weiser TO the Gerndn r..
FORMED Ass~ger. at Chambersburg, Pa
A Observation-Disclosures.
There ia wo4an in the public eve whose name
had oil along been associated, in our mind, with
the "Yankee," '-Qusck," and "Humbug." but
name Srep ali such SUSPICIOUS association In Ill
other minds. Whichever notions We may have Of
womanly delicscy and propriety We will admit
that woman alone 10 the Nurse -the good Nurse
1.-The beet Muse. Whether We shall have Female
Phy:ic;,ns or not. T. question which must be
ter Of taste. Pride. prejudice, caprice and GUS
rom NAV - we'll behave themselves, for # there
ID really wat, there will also be supply II
there Be . i" calling" there will be . coming
Nature and human society are always sell supply.
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent.
Mr.. Winslow docs not want 10 treat you 0sn-
A<snen Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears as . nessen
gel of health and happiness to your ISvAHrs in
the CRADLE IL tnere snything improper in that,
A Nurse Of =" 80 years. experience can boldly
saw what ia or is not good for babe, and ought
to be listened to. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. She 10 the most successful phys
cian and most cifsctuai bcnetactress our Il tie
ever enjoyed--her doting parents rot excpeted.
just open the door for her. and Mrs Winslew
viii prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
The Narscry. Of this We are SO sure. that We
win teach our "S uss" to say "A BLEssrxe On
Mas WMsaow''- for nelpisg her TO survive and
escape gripping. colicking and teething siege
We confirm evcfy word set forth in the PRosPEC-
rus. Il performs precisely what il processes to
perform every paft Of it-nothing less. Away
your Cordial. ''faregoric," Dr!Ps." "L.uda-
num-" and every other Narcotic. " by which the
babe il drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
and idiotic FOR life.
We have never seen Mrs. winslow-know her
only through the preparation Of her Soothing
Syrup for Children Teethiug." II We bad tho
power, We would make her, 40 she 10, physical
savior to the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
lIostettcr,s Stomach Bitters

Are az far superior 70 every other Tonic and Al
tentative il the market. - the puress asd most
OF life. composed ofbad yeast and ussousd aour.
Its materials arc the purified essence Of the finest
rye, medicated with the juices Of herbs and roots
Po:eessing unequsled tonic, alternative aud anti.
bilious proper les. and which have received the
emphatic approval Of the most distinguished
physicians and phsrmsccu,ists Of The sse.
The Essence o. Rye is hiffuxible st{mulant-
IN other words i; 10 u auid which rapidly spreads
itself through tho system, carrying with il any
me1isomeot which b eolnAined with il The
reseoa Why the pernicions tavern siqHers Do %
much Injury II, because they are adultefated With
poisonous ingredients which they convey into
the circulation Of the nervous system and the
brain. thereby generating inflammation Of the
stomach. intestinal disorders, liver disease, ner-
vous complaints, delirium tremcns, imbecility,
aud nadneaa. The rcsaon why
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
Mosrer1ea's mrreRs

A. the bes, remedy for TIE exhaustion and other
ailments consequent upon their aimEst supcrhu-
man exsrtion% The cmaciaied prisoners recent
released from the Rebel bAstiles. ire tettv III i'm
mcnsc benefit from its use, and the Army. iprs
geens unhesitatipg say tfIdt II Is the only Tonic
nj " M administered in military hospitals. . Z
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-10-02
MOSTETTER's
STOMACH B1TTERs

II you chose 10 make the experiment. your cure
viii conmsnee. nysa deslie the triaA ysp ore
sick BY your own choice.
You will say. psrhscs. thsa the mauufacturers
and proprieteee Of the article have a pecnniasy
tho same think may b. nd Of she baker. Who
mebes gopd erea1. but good bread 10 nev~tise-
less capital thing. and whoever sdvsrtises 10
the world where tie very best breed may be pro
cured, does the community pricelsss service.