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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

DEATHS OF VERMONT SOLDIERS IN
SALIsBURY.-In list of Union soldiers
who died during December, 1854, an
January and February, 1865, in rebel
prison at Salisbury, N. c., we find the
following names Of Vermonters
Benz. Arnold Co. G, 8th regiment Dec.
90.
Edward Blanchard F, 9th, Dec %.
Daniel Blanchard, E, 9th, Feb. g.
Horace A. Bacon, |, 18th, Feb. 8.
William Barber, A, 18th, Feb. II.
Thos. Curry, I, 17th, Jan. o.
Marshall c. Gof, D, 18th: Feb. 70.
L. Mahoney, B, 18th, Dec IS.
Eugene Mccarthy, F, 1st cavalry,
Dec 90
Oscar Maxsaw, E, 8tb, Feb. Il.
Amos Trual, c, 18th, Dec. %,
Felix Valley, I, 18th, Dec. IS.
Personal---very.. J, l.. Roberts, of this
State, has been appointed Post Chaplain
at St. Augustine, Fla.
Lieut. Commander George Dewey, of
Montpelier, has been ordered to the U.
S. gunboat Kearsarge.
Mr. L. E Chittendens profession
demanding his personal attention, he has
resigned as Assistant to Col. Baker, of
the War Department Special Agency,
and Judge Bosworth has been appointed
to that position
DISMISSED. Lieut.. Alexander Wilkie,
of the 10th Vermont, has been dismissed
the service, having been found guilty of
deserdon ~*+
MOVING MAcHINEs.-The st. Adams
Foundry Company is trying to complete
seven hundred Buckeye Moving Ma
chimes in time for the coming season.
NARROW EsoAPE.-Capt John H. Ha-
zelton, 1st vt. cavalry, came very near
capturing Gen, Early during Sheridan's
last raid. The N. Y. Times correspond
emit says that Capt. Hazelton pursued
the flying General so closely that he was
at one time within three rods of him,
and Early only escaped with the great
est difficulty.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

ag-A large and very enthusiastic
meeting, called by the Mayor, composed
exclusively of residents of the place,
and participated in by the most promi-
nent and influential citizens, was held
in Wilmington, N. c., onsthe night of
the 14th inst, at which several Union
speeches were made, and a series of
strong Union resolutions adopted.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30
SECOND BRIGADE.

VALuABTE SPAN.-Mr. Gardner VAIN
wright of Middlebury, recently sold
pair of horses for $1,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

EARLY PRRPs,--A correspondent soT,
he heard the frogs peeping wednesdss
night last, near the "yillage of the Norn
Flats, " in Clarendon, and wants to know
whether any man living ever before
heard the like ON the 22d of March.
PERSONAL. - Rev. Thomas Bayne q,
Irasburg has received the appointment
of Chaplain in the sth regiment now
under Sheridan, He goes to his regi.
ment Immediately The regiment is
now full
Col. Randall and Adjutaht Peck, Of
the 18th Vermont regiment, are in Mont.
pelier, on short leave of absence from
their command
Lieut., T s. Peck, 9Th VT Vols has
been appointed Assistant Quartermaster
of Volunteers, with the rank Of Cng.
tain. 'ong
DIVISION or Town PRoPERrY.-The
aldermen of the new city of Burlington,
and the selectmen of South Burlington
are engaged in dividing the town prop.
erty, The Town Hall was appraised at
$4,000; the Town Rooms in the Court
House at 81, 500, and the poor farm at
6,l76. The division is made on the ba-
sis of the grand list.
REMARKABLE ESCAPE PROM DROWNING
George Whittemore, a lad Of four
years, on Tuesday Of last week fell into
the river about forty rods above the falls
in Middlebury, and tiOated down nearly
to the falls Of the way under the
ice,-and was taken out alive by Chas.
Buyer, who CHANGED to see him fall in.
The lsT VT, CAvALRY-Thc lst vt.
Cavalry are with Sheridan, and have
performed no mean part in the great
raid Col. Wells commanded the ID
Brigade of the Sd Division, and the regi
ment was under the command of Lieut..
Col. Hall At the Battle of Waynes-
boro the LIST Vermont charged the left
of the enemy with such spirit and dash
that their line broke in a moment, and
nearly all the rebels surrendered to Col.
Wells Brigade as viii be noticed from
the following report of captures made to
Gen. Custer:
SECOND BRIGADE.
Five pieces artillery, 240 wagons and
1000 team horses, mules
and sets of harness, 1900 prisoners, l8
battle flags, 1000 stand of arms,
FORCES; destroyed nine railroad bridges,
and upwards Of six miles of railroad.
Yours respectfully, &c,
WILLIAM WELLS,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30
Local and state Items.

CASUALTIES AT WAYNRsBoRo.--Among
the casualties thus far reported In Sher-
idan's fight with Early on the Cd inst,
ut Waynesboro, Va, we find the follow
ing; Asa NJ, Barnway, Co. A, LIST Vt
cavalry, killed. Barley Lovejoy, same
company and regiment, severely wound
ed In left arm.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

CoLoRs OF THE ELEVENTH VERMONT.
The names to be inscribed on the col
ors of the Eleventh Vermont are. viii
derness Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor,
Weldon Railroad, Charlestown, Win
chester, Fishers Hill and Cedar Creek.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

ID sg' The Suffolk and Oil Greek Petro-
leum Co., of Boston, offer great induce
ments for investment. Read their ad-
vertisement in another column. The
Stock Of this Company is neatly all
taken.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

EARLY PERPs,-A correspondent saS.
he heard the frogs peeping wednesdsS
night last, near the "Village of the Norn
Flats, in Clarendon, and wants to know
whether any man living ever before
heard the like on the 22d OF March
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30


up here on the South side, and Davis on
the West side of the river, Tyson was in
a quandary as TO where TO turn. Like
the dove let out from Noah's ark, he
could find no rest for the sOles OF his
feet. Landing his animals on the Geor.
gia side, Tyson took up his home upon
the Savannah, and IL now moored to the
trees on the angry element. We will let
him rest In quiet, as the capture of him
and his family is not worth ANYTHING,
and his stock and property is now on
the other side too far from us. Tyson
deserves the thanks of the rebels for his
efforts to preserve to future generations
a small modicum of the genuine and un-
corrupted blood of the chivalry.
MRS. REBEL BXULTING TOO SOON.
When the attack was made upon our
forces at the Catawba, the frragers and
advanced piCketS were at Mrs. SCOTS
house at Rocky Mount. The moment
the foragers We're stampeded, the de-
lighted Madame Scott rushed out upon
the piazza, and while the rebels used her
house as a cover from which to fire on
our men, she clapped her hands and
urged her friends to give it to the Yam
KEGS. A few moments later, when our
Skirmishers used it as a cover for them
selves, and the rebels who had her ap-
proving smiles but few moments be-
fore, now sent their bullets into and
through the house, her smiles were
changed to tears, and at the moment
when in the capacity OF volunteer aid,
was urging the skirmisher3 to fire from
a rest upon the daring enemy, but two
hundred yards distant, she recognized
me as an army acquaintance, and fran
tically appealed TO me to take your
men away from my house l could
not see it in that light and not only
used her house as a breastwOrk for the
skirmishers, but part of the time pro-
tected myself from rebel bullets with it.
After the engagement was over, and
some fifteen or twenty rebel bullets had
passed into and through the house, she
came out unscathed, but looking almost
as black as her kitchen wench.
A SINGULAR CoCKFIGHT.
The love of the soldiers for every day
sports has not been entirely obliterated
by the war While our long army trains
were winding their way along the cir
cuitous approaches to the high lands
above the river a wagon in the advance
settled in the mud, and in consequence,
the entire train was halted. Two team
sters instantly dismounred from their
mules, and from their wagons produced
the " birds" which We're placed upon
the back of a mule. The cocks were of
the pure blood, and fought with consid-
cradle pluck until the train was again
put in motion, to the great qualification
of the owners and the immense audi
ence that lined the bluffs above.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

MOVING MAcHNEs.-The st. Adams
Foundry Company is trying to complete
seven hundred Buckeye Moving Ma
chimes in time for the coming season.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

DISMISSED. Lieut.. Alexander Wilkie,
of the 10th Vermont, has been dismissed
the service, having been found guilty of
desertion. Il ~F-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-03-30

was found four miles above Sisters
ferry, who, it seems, has taken up his
abode upon the waters, with his wives
daughters, sons, man servants and maid
servants, horses and asses, until the
freshet subsidies and the followers Of
Unole Abraham have passed away, when
he proposes to land and re-people the
barrau lands of the once happy South
His name is Tyson, q bitter satellite of
Davis, who this summer, the negroes
say, worked one hundred ploughs, and
numbered among his "black family" one
hundred and two defendants of Ethio-
pa. His plantation is on the Savannah,
where small stream sets in upon the
land and forms beautiful lake. Hear
ing that the Yankees were coming, but
got knowing from what quarter, Tyson
embarked his all upon fat boats, In
Guiding his family and stock, negroes
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

O1AIUIN al NOlILE.
To Samuel +. Smith, executor &c will Of
Catharine Cartwright, William McGaug-
hey aud Peter Cuff.
/ Sins - You are hereby notified that there
is on file in the &. unity Conrt Vi Scott r"un-
". state VI Iowa. n petition Of Abner Davis
on. as the Grantee OF ! iomas Cartwright, -
have sdmeasured and set If 70 him in fee,
The .re bird part in value Of the following
Real Estate, lyit z in said Scott rcunty,
State Vi Iowa, 10 wit : That part OF Lot No.
Seven "a in Block NJ. + rty .cven az. ia
the City VI Davenport, particularly dcscIib-
I'd as follows, tO-wIt: Commencing ut the
north west corner VI said 10 thence run
ming east twenty one (2l) feet TO the centre
wall u the brick house theron situated,
thence scnth seventy eight (58) feet to the
north line Of = fifteen feet slity, thence west
twenty ne (2l) feet 10 vest boundary line
Of said lot. theme north seventy eight (7S)
feet 10 the plate OF beginning. !.
Also the fol;owing part Of Lot No. Seven
%, TO wi,s Commencing in vest boundary
line VI sid lot 1t = point seventy-eight (76D
feet south from tho north west corner Of said
lot, running thence east fifteen (l5) feet.
thence south s~evtnty-tWo (72) feet ~ an 81.
ley, thence west fifteen l6) iert TO the
western boundary hne dT said lot, thence
r,or,h ..venty two (72) feet 10 the place Of
beginning.
Alxo lOt No. Four a. in block No. Two
~ Of Green's second (2d) addition to The
City of Davenport.
Tie same being the dover interest 81 the
said Thomas Cartwright in said real estate.
And asking the appointment Of referees
therefore.
And you are hereby further notified that
Monday, the fi:s1 day or January, a. d.,
1866, has been Fixed by said court, At the
hour Of nine O'clock, > m, Of said day for
the appointment Of refer - therefore, and
that you IN spp~ar and object thereto. II
yUu desire SO 70 do. y,
Nov. Esd, 1866. ABNER DAWSON.
~~~ s
80 CT. Rev. Stamp.(
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12
Mercury, Hindranoe rom business,
Exposure % Friends.

The unparalleled success which has attended
DR.. James practice in EUROPE. the United stare
and New Orleans the many rcmarkablec cures he
has effected. winch ~cre pronounced inourah'e y
,he mos, en,nea t p.y ~sicians. ~justties him in of
ering has services to the confidence OF the unfOr
innate.
The following are some Of the diseases termed
private aud which DR.. James permanently
eradicatss. viz syphilis, primary secondary
,srIarv str,cturAs, 1 rcthrai DischarHes, elect.
0onorrhea. N..'rrnai aud DiuPnal Emissions,
Sexual Debility, Diseases Of the Back amt Looms,
Infa ration ot the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheu-
matism. nydrocelr. Nerccocels. Cancers. etc.
Diseases peculiar to tema,ss such as Amenoril
hca. pvsnenorrhagia. Metrorrhagia, Chiorosis
Nervous Debe'itv, etc, successfully treated,
ir. Isnes' long hrac.'es ~ Rev ui'sa..s. aud
,La endor scuscnt az ,ile Medical fraternity. aud
the almost entire Southern pre-s, should COW
vince he mos. skeptical taat Dr.. James can end
will perform all thA he promises.
DR.. James would also call the attention cspes-
iallv If those who have privately aud improperly
Injured themselves, in that secret and SOLITARY
iabI-wh,ch rufus both body and u.lnd, unit
ling them for both business and society. produc
ing both Constitutional Debility aud lmpotency'
The following are some Of the sad aud \Celan'
cholt effects produced by early haoits Ut youth o!
sexuai excuses, viz: Weas ness OF the DAck and
Limbs, Pain IN the Head, Dimness 81 Vision
Loss d Muscular koWer. hslPitation OF the
Heart. Dyspcps,s, Nervousness. lrritab,lity,
symptoms of Consumption, &c. Mentally The
fearful effects ON the mind are more TO be dreeu'
ed loss of Memory. Confusion Of Ideas. DE
precision Of spirits. Evil forebcdings, Ave s,"u
10 Society. Self Dis,rust, Love OF Solitude fin
idav. &c, arc some of tue evils prcduceL.
All pcrsons afflicted with any Of uis above dis
eases and symptoms, should not fail 10 rail- on pr'
James, and be al ono. restored ~ perfect health
Let no false delicacy deter you, but call ~ once,
and savs yourselves from the awful and terrible
CONSCIOUSNESS Of these much to Be dreaded inala
dies.
WEAKNESS or THE ORGANS Immediately
GU. ed and full ysgor restcrea,
Those u : distance, by describing symptoms
-inct"sing sta mp for return receive
prompt attention by addressing ,
DIR. d. B. JAMES,
p n Rox 4 TOO Tiau9l -dAWlyl Chicr, >,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

~w-.
&%SsSs;:ss S::s -. +: :
sersytag yesr kstsSHGSsS c. 1Sssss !, sspsess Il
Ne. 90 aapao5s sDsssnN dWsses 81 nssv-
es9oset!sy - ss.Av g. = - twe.sy ysesss
80 q tperegsge ~ pstob9 0hon I'll eAteesd
sAea1 Seeee1G ns - ssse hsef1 q atnleal
efAis not bsiag esrv4 aisee b. has. bssa In ~
city. aiersRoeaeDa No. yo~s4ees jea1 sbssssy
Pelsrs. bis pes:ats I'D ete reaicsi preses.to.
Spccialiss here, end . Shoe0deh msxsef " his
Pretsasson. II ~ oebsss ga0. tsa's Despair; give
hin 4 cell. ltis enk aeos. Aea oeeossrrncs 9th
him 10 cur. such casse. His rooms ere sep rate
Tor ladies' aad geutle0ee. asA she nost complete
IN the eitg. 9Doealtol,vu. cfee aad eOuudsneisi
O@ss No. he 6wesA Cla I street. corner 81
Moaroe. half . block from the Post Once. ~.
Bos aeA. Chicago. ~. OGos hours iron -
send Tor his .Ossae 10 Heslsh," pubii.hed
Youne Nm. TAss PAasccLAa Nosscs. Doctor
Bigsiow devote. much VI hss Use N Tie tsest-
ment Of those caaes caused BY . secret hsbit thss
runs both mipd snd body. usoestoe ohe unfus .
syasee inAividssi for either husisess or ss,cisty
The asd effects of these early hahits, ~ the ex-
cessss Of ripper yessn. 70 10 weaken add debilitsse
the eoaseitutioes deeessy Ne pkysieal md seessl
ptwer- dimintsh and sofeeDle the uasurAl feel
Ings. and exAssets the siaal snssgses Of manhood;
the pleasures Of life ore msrre'. the object Of
ed Q term Of INCREASING msaesy end regret such
persona, espccisliy -tssse contemplating msf
rie9e. sAewld io~e NJ time in making immediate
application. ~ d.. b by his new treatment. 10
enabled 70 enaure = Specdy and per'nsnsst cure
02cs IVES Clark -, cor. hoasos. tOesy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12
sVXITY D8N9cR1T.

Tss ,s,!s~ies ssREs( 49, From
-: -: ::ss:;'1sRXs:'Lssc'::s ss ss !; +
.2ss ~ -! n M DARK,
: VII ] scatss poesbs1 bAsiAssg IL sse6
. ~ = ~ Nh shtogkys, ands IN awsiae
tafln and S|6spiAk. -. strobe bsck end
ID b. VIZ siG Np1|tsase-dsswn. nnscle
am ooe1las tsesdsA( cat. t2-uH1F
His naos ives n6Fval; N yonder neigh
boring shsd. nia/ h&hse fought M eStsl tkas
cams In sqssd( from streets tsyona De-
? ,.. q. ; is ''.fIa Of a'd ''s end strange 3D.
Ori~ - 'A><epsrtsd: aed he a~is,sd
taii. and spine upbo >|ing in fantastic cusu,
and claws dhtended.0 ~ srs nasly pvs1f1y
against : bead threwd kack dehanty. told
Of impending strife.
With eyes a-glesm. an> srseeching blasts
Of var. and sssps - sitd 3 - the falling
dew. young Horsal csspt 4 ne tAs splintsr
ed sdas, and gssrd . Ron q shrDseh tie
darkneds down, with tail vTwsg triumph
anty.
Then ~iet IN jnprpeatiou md . erswi-
perhaps IN ostA IN direse ve3gesnce Missed
-hs started bsck. ~ cr.ekld In budy like
~ inverted, ss7ai aeres f.pss.."ey.
ears aI' ashanti and fpen a buth, in which
two rows Of fjfbys sid io1h in sharp and
drs-d co1for3'y. ~ up post iron out
The dssk Ssafw Ahfd spl1srrd.
A dreadf4 tocst Of determined strif.
yosng NortsI nkerede then. with lace
unblanchedd and m<ustscIe standing
straight beidfe his noJE. and tell Huns wild
y to the paai,g b1Tes-, st. pped back in
.ceatioss insit1l ~ 90 &hkfQs~-
APpFosc6i00r the othesE sn8: with pse.
partitions djfe. each cat Surveyed the want
age Of tbs1 ~ Around they walked with
tails sPa3ted11 backs Highly iii. while
from thef meuah31p accents Kissing with
@eon.u"ife rag. d\tPped brid{ but awful
Thricef. POUND the kosf they vent in cir
Gle, eech nth eye Spon the ID in.en.lv
bent; then hidewise diving, ~ Il ~ont wi'h
cats. gave Ne long dawn, seni0c. savage
yaw, and hub Ned iDy
The fur flew. @4rf,ist Of haiHhuns over
the hattlc field. High 'bove the "a OF psax
ing wagons RISE the dreadful tuhult of the
struggling cats. So cleaned thRir eyes in
frenzy, thst to me, Who saw NE conflict
from a window near, nouehs Sfss was visi-
bic but fiery stars that movtd on orbits
most eccentric.
a" hour they struegled tempestuAps
might. Then faint and faAter xrv-A
squall Of war, until ell sou7A washusheN
Then ! went forth With l(ntherds and hi
field surveyed. What ~ I. n
Six claws-one ear-o( teeth, Rerhapfa
handful ; and ave fur, fought elAa. exckpt
/: I: :i%s iiE"sr',. :: "a. ~; -. %s.Is.s'~ ~.'l'
the chr" n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

+ .CflHIt uiii3iSS = m ltDt
MT 81 ~ sssesssss 81 ~ sseAe sal u.
w psbsts - THE less ~ snssseaea
For DE csss Of Cslds,. Cesgha. reak 0souasa
81 0s:sss. Dss'''s,; '6ssssss3:s Ss9ss.p -
80 USss3.. d xs.. -
AaA - ROv0e AAgoo.
Thers 10 a0thing bsGter. Il has bsss fsvesahly
ksosn tor noss thas ssssty years 70 b. The
ONLY gURE SPECIFIC
Ior the many diseases incident 70 the hu'nsu
1asernally aoA Externally
u works equally sure. IL
wha. ssrs~ss sregT Of sh~se fscss csa Be pro.
eseeA than the following letter received sssotss
tec1 1rDns the kev. a. ". Cu'tis: ?
RossD. NAcoss Co., Mich, Jsly 4, 9seo.
Namas J. n. HAaaas I Co:
Gsst!eHss.-Ths coahdencs have 10 Perr1 ~
vis' Pais Killer - . semedy for Coeehs. Colds,
Burns. Sprsins and khusnstism. for the cure oi
which ! ave successfully used it. isduces me "a
recommend its vir ues 70 others.
A few months go ! he'd recourse 10 Il to De.
strOy . felon although ] never heard Of il h.
e used for thst purpose, bat ha. Ing suffered 10.
te7sely frOm . former one. and having no other
remedy q hand. I supplied The Psis Killer freeDy
9. Tor -, .So. .. asssn "i .. a. s,,ksns: sss ssg:as.
which entirely destroyed the bslso, 80 increased
my confidence in me utility efthe remed,.
Yours truly. A. w.. CURTIS.
MINISTER " WESLEYAN Methodist Chui q.
To0E PAIN k0ln.GR
H@ been tesesd N every variety Of climate. o0d
By almost every sation ksows 10 Ameeieaba. Il
- the almost constant companion and inestimable
erient Of the Missionary snd traveller, ON sea aud
laad. and no one should travel on cor Lakes b
Rivera without Il.
~ sure you call for and get the genuine Pain
Killer, - many worthless nostrums are attempt
ed TO be sold on the great reputation Of this val.
uabIe medicine Directions accompany each bot
tie Sold by dsG1crs every where. Price 25 cts.
50 cts and 8 I per bottle. ]. ~. HARRIS CO.
Proprietors for the Western and southern 81
Cincinnati, u.
Sold u. " Wholesale and Retail ~ l.. y. ballard.
Davenport; ?. N. Stone. Nuscaiin. 4; Morrison
1 Co. Iowa CITY Dr.. l. W0adrun DeA M0ines.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

2Vb Wv R~0 ~ " VS.
hes m.uc tue treatment Of private diseases his
business and study, which has enabled him Ia
perfect rene lies ~hich are speedy aud perms-
nent. and in I'll oases eaa he asvd. without hinder
ancsto business or Z Rosure 10 Srisnds.
Particular attention given 10 old standing cas-
%, such ~ we're considered incurable. syphilis
IN Ill forms G0norrkDa, elect. Stricturss,
Also, tho effects oil solitary habits. both ruinous
TO body and mind, and which produce some of'he
following effects tlotchcs. Bodily weakness,
Constipaiioa, Aversion and UnsAsiness in Fc-
male S1ciety, unmsnliaesa. Dread Of Future
Events. finally . complete prOstratiOu 81 the VI
tel powers. loss Of memory. ringing iu the ears,
npotcncy-can be fully restored 10 health. DR..
W. 10 the publish or Of = new medical work which
should BE- n che hands OF ell those contemplating
marriage. sent u I'll an receipt of ~ oents to
prepay postass. Please call . friendly cha
waI cost you nothing.
cac subject Of Rapture, or Hernia. has long
aimee attracted the attention of the medical fac
uity Of both Europe aud America. it belng "ne Of
she most d.strp sing complaints which man II
suhjscs 10 he anlsctsd with. u ssil late years the
cure u Ruptsre Or Hernia has heen considered
quite Improbable. IL not impossible while trav-
citing through Europe in 1850, and visit ny dii-
sssnt hospitals Ia seaech at information. lr. w.
gove special At.snt,un 10 the subject Of Rupture or
Hernia in ter varied and complicated forms
whlch hss enabled him 70 perfect remedies by
which moe cases out It ten can be permsnen''y
cured. and furnish signal relief 10 he very worst
kipt of Hernia Or Rupture. II will be necessary
TOR every p~ati-At u visit nr. W. stAse. They
need not rem ain in the city more than cue day.
end no paia or suffering attends any t~rsatme"t
Of his. All letters With stamp snswcrSd.
Dr. Whittier rcN,rs the public to the following
phy sic,ans iDr Detior, Milwaukee. WIS; Dr Pea
body and pa kermott Detroit; DIR Price. Grand
Rapids. Mich: Ur Bowen md d. Harris"n, ~.
louis; DIR Webster. DR. Gsines. DR. }. Bailey, DIR
Jas. Thor,, Chicago ; Dr Hcndursho.t, T"ledo.
a.; nr lavis, Cinciunati DR. Beatty. ~. Paul.
MINI. Post office Box 2. ss4. noys6-d&wu
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-12

The underAsened having been restored to
health in . few weeks. by . very simple remedv.
after having suffer ed severa' years with Q s~vcfe
lung ale. tiun, and that dread DISEASE, COusump
tion h anxious 10 maize kaown 70 his frllow
sufferers the means Of cure.
To all tho desire It. he will send > copy Of the
prescription used free Of chargel. with the d.
Seciions for preparing and using thr came, which
they will Ind . ssrs cnre for Coxsu .p1SDx As1n-
ma BR0uunrrfs. C0uGns, Cons. &c. fhe oily
object OF the sdve. t,-er in aeuaiag the Prescrip-
zion u 70 benefit the si1icted. and sp. cad iu6or.
mapoa She, b. cost eivee N ~ iutaiunb.e, ~
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, a II
inn Parties w,Ahinx II. prescriptions will p!esse
address Rev. EpwARs A. Wns0x. williamsburg.
Kings COUNTY. N Z .nosl.Sn