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men, boatmen, and watermen Of all descrip-
tons, are said TO BE- ~ numerous a. the whole
population OF Germany. How, then, Is any
garrison left there by the Allies TO prevent
them from in,errupting the commerce OF ma
tions, whenever they may think proper
We confess, we are even now skepiical of
the good 10 come from the Allied method of
dealing with the Celestials.
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RICHMOND, VA, Dec. 2Zd. 1907
r. n. Iyon Iobs sIcOuse,, Millegs B0nham, ".
W Boyce, and John ID. AShmoTe; IN
Gentleuep: W have understood Son Will, naXt
week, leave Washington for your gallant native
State of South Caoiina. =,
AIthoug h she Is not now one oil us. yet. ny all
the ties which should unite and bind one people to
another oontendiug al ks Tor honor, equality and
stice we cannot but teet that the cause OF South
Carolina il our cause. and her destiny snail he our
destiny. Believing that, IN 50 nObly defending the
rights of your own State. Won truly ref cted the
Will of your people IN righteous cause, We desire
TO give YOU some evidence that we hlshiy appre-
ciats your noble efforts, and that on have served
u.s. too in serving your county, Virginia IN tame.
will surely stand, like South Carolina, free, ~
efsisn, independent State, ready to unite with her
Southern sisters TO resist the Northern foes that
dare invade Southern SOL,
in testimony of ths high appreciation We enter
tain for the course pursued by yoq and your native
State, we desire that you should JOIN us az the isS
tive board. on "Wednesday evening. the 10Th inst,
at the Exchange Hotel, IN this city.
THOMAS L. CHOPPER,
JAS. X. CRKNsHAW,
TEcs. W MCCANCE,
FRAsa hUffIs,
JOHN PURCELL,
David J. BURR,
J. X. TICKER,
i. G. DREW,
IAMRs A. CoVgARDIs,
JOHN H. MONTAGUE.
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DIED

At his residence. YESTERDAY morning. at u o clk.
Capt GEO r. MYERS, in the 10Th year OF A.s
His funeral will tase place at the First BaptlSt
Church this evening, at ) % clock. HIS irieDus
and acaunintanees are invited to attend.
On Thursday afte noon, Dec 18th, $780, + NJ Nj A.
daughter of Ann and u. L.. q. Salter, aged eleven
years and four months.
Befo Q conveying her remains to fork'own Tor
iuterment, funeral services viii he performed AT
Dr Reads Churrh, this tFnday) afternoon. at
O'Clock. The friends Of The family and the pupils
of Dr. Reads Sunday School are invited to at
and
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MARRIED.

On Monday, the Gath iust., By the Rev; Robert
Petegrew. Capt ROBERr 4, y. PITTmAN: Of
the ship James 0uth'is nrd Siss DA 81 N
| DkRS, daughter of the late Seth Saunders, Esq b,
all OF Caroline county.
| On Weiresdav, the l3ih rest, by Key. phlfp
Courtney. on ghprnl Hn MIR JOHN h I'll l.
| and Miss SuPHIA Is. " \. TOM OF benfIcO.
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The Springfield Republican cries. "Oh for an
hour of Jackson - desiring, probably, 10
BLACKBOARD that distinguished Democrat for
that space of time.-Aibaay Atias and Argus.
Charles Huffnagle, of Philadelphia, United
States Consul. General to India, died at Nor
ley's Hotel, London, on Saturday, the Sth inst
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ruE wEEKt,Y Dt<PAro u.

The wsKKLr DISPATCH IL issued thss morn
ing. Among the contents are "A Christmas
h,ory for the Young"-Poetry-Fnii accounts
Of the Secession Movements at the South
The Washington Defaication. and a large
quantity Of other interesting matter, besides
the usual Editorial, Commercial Review and
Local Summary.
price q cents al the counter, ora cents when
pu. up in wrappers, ready for mailing 1t may
la chained In Lynehburg, at the Dispatch
Agency, No. SIS Market street.
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UPPER LINCoLNITR-The "Proverbial
Philosophy man, Marun Farquhar Upper,
has addressed an eulogistic sonnet to Abra-
ham Lincoln. Tupperism is proverbially
stupid, and this production is On the same
dreary, proftIess, blank aud dead level OF all
the carnations from his pen.
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mARlNE INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF RIcnHoNn. DECEMBER ~
H,gA VaI., TAI. Ia. tFridayl s'slos.
ARKiV

ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown. Parrish. Skinner. New
York mdze and passengers. Ludlam v Watson.
S"hr. Carrie, North, Baltimore, mdze., w. u.
ColquItt Co.
SAILED,
Schr Time, Tyler, Charleston, mdze., j. IT,
Read. . a
Schr Hope, Frank Baltimore. light.
NEW York. Dec. 2i.-Cleared, schr. James
town, Petersburg. :, ~.
ALEXANDRIA. Dec. 26.-Arrlgeo, Dark EliZa
Charles, Richmond.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP 'JAMEsTowN,"
skINN,R. Master, from New York. Dec 20 n; L
=; Gardner. $. P Masters, Brrdloro' r
McComb, D. L. Young, J. Grigg, J. II. Grigg.
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| OST-On Sunday night, a brown WATCH
- CASE, containing the FREE PAPERS Of
HARRIS. The finder will be rewarded by leaving
them at this Office. de q 2t"
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RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT NoRFOLK.-1,2 $50
bales OF cotton arrived in this city on Friday
and Saturday last from Memphis, Tennessee.
This is the first ms talment of tpsnty fire thou
sand bales that are to come over this route from
that city, from one house, Another house is
to send twelve thousand bales, several hun
dred of which have arrived and been reported.
Norfolk (Fa.) Day Book.
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Lost AND STRAYED.

$40 REWARDS ra,ed or stolen,
IN from Westham House. Richmond, Va,
LSSa large chestnut sorrel HORSE. Had on
when he left a black Spanish saddle; PAGES rap
IDLY and trots well; both hind feet white. The
above reward will be paid when delivered to nj r.
Joseph Hlx, at the American Hotel Stable. or to
county, Va. SAML ID. FISHER.
De 23-d2tHcw2tt
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AMUSLMA.NTS.

~ CIR 4 n ID VI 1 l. 4 A Il I
EA CIVIC Il \ l. l., n
here VIII be grand NJ HILARY and GIVES
BALL, gwen Nv Company g o." LIST Reg't, ~ Their
NEW ERMuRG. o. Church Hill on MONDAY
EVENING. December 3lst, the proCeeds u 80 t,-
wards paving for ths!r new ArmOry.
TICK Is. admIttluE q gentleman and tW1 la
dies, S2.50; Supper included.
store opposite the Old Market. Also, at J. Mc-
Dopald's, on Church Hill.
All military persons VINO attend are requested
sA-MUSiC by sGITH'Slsr RECT BAND.
MANIAC
Lieutenant A. J. TUCKER,
9erseant II LANGLEY,
Corporal Eldudge NORRIS,
Qnartermasfer II H. Nj LIES,
Private J Nc DUNALD.
j. A. ROYSrER,
-, MEANLEY. de 25-4t
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Inn BBLs. REFINED sUG A IA
lOo grades, for sale hy
El BOXES ORIGINAL DErEKSiVE
JO sOAP.-A very su peror article. for sale by
WM. WALLACE SONS.
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uoparo a, Oh SALH.


FOR SALE.-A fine Fam. - gertls
Ia ave years old, warranted sound, a. ma.
ness. Sold for no fault, the owner having nr
Works, where the Horse can be seen;
de Cots " M. h. TANNER
FOX SaLE.-I have seven A Ne
T~N Riding and Driving h0Rr rs. some 81
S-Athem very sty iIsh and fast. | would hhe 20
sell two of them, Any person desiring 20 pur-
chase. ~ take their choice from the lot. Also,
two new DRAYS, light and strong, all OF whioA
propose 10 'ell on accommodating terms, Ihey
MAJ he seen ~ my Stables. on the Dock, between
l9 and 20'h streets.
de6-lm' EDMOND BOsslEUX.
FOR sALE-A young. well broks
~NHORSE-rldes and works well-can -
E@Aseen at our stable. IN the rear OF our wsrs
house. ide 3 -tsl KENT, PAINE 90.
srk.~S FBk SALE.-Several MiLCH COWS
xts.1S~ ard CALVES for sale. Can be seen 81
ESs-ssasss lur residence. on ,Aer street
0e % is ROBERTSON GRILLS.
<o,c~,s Cow F.,R S.LE.-I have for sa.es
EtAsSS me MiLCH COW, with a young cat 81
khps-ss-eher side. ino D Isl h. CAUIHOHN.
..zsa.se kOLkAWAI EOh SALE u have
SffGIETS for sale a new city made ROCKAWAI,
2Z-A2-V hlch Will sell very low. .,,,,
no It's X. eau hVRN.
FOR sALE-Two or ihtae
r..S1t11s--SAz4-a CANAL BOATS. Apply Al ths
sSax.xzE&<Ak<3~S office. no 2i-ps
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WANTEp.-A SITUATION AZ oVERsEFR
w upon farm, by man Of experiences onai
he'd I" take entIre charge of plantation Rsisr
Apply to W H PLEASASfS
Ge 25-3t mth 49,,
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DsNIC PRICES Inducements offered in
L CLOTHING, for cash
IRVING HULL, Agent,
Next door to Paro's FIchange Office,
Al l4ih
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FRESH SUPPLY OF FAMILY GhUaE-
i s - 10 hrkns No. Goshen Butter; Is
bb!s buckwhsat Flour; 81 bbls Saperfine, Extra
and Family Flour; Smoked and Picked Salmon
IS bal ia. ieis No. North Carolina Roe Herrinss;
rs packages No. Mackerel; IS boxes English
Dairy, Pine Apple and Goshen Cheese; Dat Meal;
Rye Flour &C., 6c., lust received and for sale on
the lowest terms for cash, to prompt cust0gers
At MINES { co.'s
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aPaCIAL NOTICES.

~ Pink Gelatine (prench) for JeIlies-
For sale bJ JNO. w. GAhblCk,
Apothecary, Market Place. Franklin st.
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WANTED-To hire for the ensuing year a
w state COOK. Also a CHAaBhRMAfD,
VINO can W ASH ana Iron weli-snd both with
de Is St. Ms VALENTINE
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D0AR DiNG-pasirable BOARDING in a pIl-
- vate family, on Franklin street Apply at the
house three doors above the corner OF Fourth.
da %
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GEALED PROPOSALS will be received Sor
- ~ the manufacture OF about COO TIN CATS
TENS, tor military purposes Patterns csn he
seen 1T he Office. ARM0RY, RlcI,H%nd oe
de I-2s 'oHH'
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WANTED-A situation as MANAGER On .
w Farm. by man at nineteen Yeas erne,,
| euce can give the hest Recommendations
| dres VI ;" AT this office. do .; ~
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wAErg.

WA .Sc5 !,,,rS Srs, 1ot BE ensuing y.sr
brancs. ~ fURsR. Aprly AZ my ho.ss ts.oom
= rnd vain street, or AZ JoHysos. Yor 80
odas gs' ~ fearist. THo3. l.. JOHNSON.
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WANDA good COOK, without ,,.,,,--
', FRANCE Apply TO e. BARESDALF
oe Us Corner ist and Carv N.
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=. FOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE. on 27th
Es;:a and Leigh streets, Church Hill. containing 8
Ill looms, kitchen wiz rooms, coal hCuse, &c.
There is good sz ed lot and well of keel ent wa
ter con nected with the premises. Possession to
be had the LIST of January. 1860. For terms, &c,
apply to ~. . Lf ~
iTfpe OF tar Ea
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WANTED-A white or coloyed NURSE, for
w ten dos. Apply at No. 4Shockoe Sip R,cb
mond, Va. de a3-I
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WANi Dmty 5oung lady, a situation "a
at this Office for two DAYS "a "a 5ts'
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&P0TS y GOD HOTEL.-HeariGg from sew
- eTai of nv friends that it was reported this
House was closed, or about TO close, ihe present
mode - adopted TO inform the public there is no
foundation V hateveT for the report.
wIsl To- nlIe iQI this establishment and for the
SERVANTS, DRIVERS, PUKTERS, and AS
SiSTANT COOKS
&c 27-2W JOSEPH H. CRFNSHAW
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Tine ART GALLERY. Il here rs at prese NJ
.tu free exhibition at my store. the ta'ebra' ed
orlg ln Il painting of Rothermei's MIDSU NM : RS
NIGH DREAM, Also. = very curious w, cd
VERSATILE -, by a French artist The pubic
are invited to cali and ex ,miae thsss rare specI-
MINIS Of art, at ALBERT LYbROCx's
Sp tswOod Hotsl bul d NJ
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NOTltE. Ali persons having claims against
"a the late frm Of a NJ rs G MCCARTHY ( CO,
are requested 10 present them to tina undersigned
and all indebted TO SAID Arm to make pa, meut to
him. Il. K. ELLYSON, s CIR,
And Receiver IN Raglandg VS.. MCCARTHY.
de27 81
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WANTED-A color cd SERVANT of good
w cha acter. who can come we'll rencmmendoS
AL bAnY,S MAID and SEAAisFRFss Ami
at No. 29s. Exchange Hotel de- ~ e,p'
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WANTED.-I shall be prepared TO hire tor the
w ensuing year. for the operations AZ the Z h
BON HILL MINES, in this county, able bodied
NEGRO MEN, comprising pit hands surfacs IA
horeTs, wagOners and meohanics; also, WO-
MAN. who IS a good COOK, WASHER and IRON
Err, aud capable female HOUSE SERVANT,
de l2Nts mo. J. WERTH, Agent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-09
CHAPTER vi.


For long time after Leon had gone, Emma
sat in low chair in one corner of the room,
her face buried in the folds of her little calico
apron, and her whole frame quivering with the
great sorrow that had so suddenly fallen upon
her. twas great cloud to her young heart,
"a thick darkness, through which she could
not see the light beyond, if, indeed, there was
any She wished to die, and sleep in the little
green graveyard in St. Aubin, with Efie Will
lard, whom she had seen buried there year
before. Everything seemed so utterly desolate
and gloomy, so sad and comfortless, that she
cared not what transpired, SO she could go to
sleep, and never wake again.
Leon had been her companion and comforter !;
his strong arm sustaining her when their father
had become rum beast, and their mother over
whelmed with sorrow Leon always had a COM
forting word in the darkest hour; he never des-
paired, never saw the dark cloud, without it's
silver lining; and it appeared SO hard, lille wore
such cherries aspect without his sustaining
power, that it seemed to her oblivion would be
luxury.
Meantime Mrs. Howard, utterly ignorant of
Leon S departure, arose, and with countenance
stamped with suffering, yet calm in that holy
trust on higher Power which had always sus-
tained her, went about her mornings labor,
preparing the morning meal, and breathing ST.
lently her morning prayer
The kitchen-table was spread, and the GUS
tomary plates for four carefully arranged, and
then Mrs. Howard went into Emma room, to
awaken and assist her in getting ready for
breakfast But Emma was gone For moment
an oppressive power, as consciousness of some
thing heart-breaking overpowered her, and she
was stupefed with the great load that lay upon
her heart; and then hurrying up stairs to Leon 4
apartment, the whole truth flashed upon her at
once, and in moment her worst fears were re-
allied. She remembered the conversation in
the summer-house the evening before, and re-
GREETED what she had said, though she had nc
expectation of his going Ior some days-much
less, hurrying off without even seeing her,
" But it is all for the BEST" she murmured.-
Poor boy, he thought he must CO. He dared
not trust himself to take leave of me, and &C
he hurried away, unknown to all save Emma
How much it must have cost him. O, Father
for him, for him, pray. ! can bear all, bu
shield thou him."
For few minutes she wrung her hands ant
walked the room, almost crushed by the weigh
of such an unexpected sorrow. The emotion
that swelled in her bosom, and the feeling
that bathed her face in tears, none but mothers
who have parted with dear and only son, ma!
know. Finally, she walked silently up to th
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-09
" Union Saving >.


Three ancient, DANES, 'tis said, one day
Were knitting, talking, talking, knitting,
Beneath willow sadly sitting;
And thus, with many sigh, said they:
"This worlds agoin' to wrack we fear,
While we set knittin', talkin', knitting,
Beneath this willer sadly sittin'' -
And from each eye rolled down tear.
Then family walled the elder dame,
go can't we save this world from ruin!
AM stop what wicked folks is doin'? -
And went on knitting just the same.
The next then sadly spake: "Ifeel
We oughter all be up an doin'
To save this world from wrack and ruin ~
And as she said SO, "turned heel.'
Then sighedsthe third, with dcleful phiz:
"While we are talkin' here an sittin'"-
But sudden stopped, and dropped her knitting,
81 do believe my biscuits riz!
Then rose the ancient danes in state,
From knitting, talking, talking, knitting,
Beneath the willow sadly sitting,
And left the world to meet its fate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-09
Written for the Green Mountain Freeman.

Writer for the Green Mountain Freeman.
The Girls.
God bless the girls,
Whose golden curls
Blend with our evening dreams;
They haunt our lives,
Like spirit wives,
Or as naiads haunt the streams,
They soothe our pains,
They fill our brains
With dreams of sunny hours.
God bless the girls,
God bless their curls;
God bless our human flowers!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-09

Entered according to Act Of Congress- in the year 1850,
by s. Boyce in the Clerks Office Of the District Court
for the District Of Vermont.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-09

A story OF our own State and Times.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-09
EMMA HOWARD;

THE PLOTTER'S DOOM.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-09-17
TIE II ira ~ Il.
CHlNEsE HEADQUARTERS

N7ISHlNG TOGivR CHARACTER TO THE
" Tea Trade, and to render the hawkeys
Store celebrated for the choicest grades OF 'EAS.
the same a. 1t is for other fae Groceries, "
have large invoice Of the Karess and most Csl-
ebrated
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MoYuNE, Pho sUEY CHOPS,
TEAS, GREENS AND BLACKS.
OF N ost Delighlfal Flavor,

and which 10 now offered IS percent. cheaper t1an
the same Teas retail il the cities q NJ Yosk
and PHILADELPHIA. consoi ears and lsdiee 80
sespsetfully invited e 30 sxsainatoe
jye-0 JAcUH WkAv4x, IN, Aenk
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad

Trains run By Chicago time, which i. twelve min.
ute fAstsr than Dav export time
ON AND AFTER ONBAY. APRIL srH,
~ 1889, and until further notice. trains vail
leave Davenport for Muscsune, Columbus tity,
ashins ton and Iowa City Sundays excep ed)
as follows
Express and Mail Train ~. 100 \. u.
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicago daily,
sundays excepted as follows
ist Mail Tram, at......-. .v35 A. y.
ID Express IrSn, at................S25 r. 4.
Trans arrive ~ Davenport daily, Su. day. az
Iepted, as follows
PROM the EAST
ist Express tram at.... ..............s 40 L.. n.
"a MAI Train, at. ..--...5 % ?. =.
PROM THE wesr
Nail Train, at ..............s35 NJ
All trains out Of Davenport will make dIrec.
)nnections al Columbus City, Washington and
Iowa City. with the IVES era Stage C,mpanys
iages ioi oil points Vest.
The Passenger Tr In connects ~ Rock lsland
with Chicago and Rock lslan4 Wairoad trains TO-
IL points last, North and South
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of
,ivng distinct directions as 10 the destination OF
their oas gage also to procure tickets before taking
their seats ia tins cars.
NIB. Trans STR he East connects nj Joliet
With trains the Michigan Central X. X. at
and Michigan Central and Pi'tsourg, RI. Hsyne
and Chicago Railroads. JOHN r. TRACY,
APPS Supt.
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IN II NJ a
COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash Capital + Surplus, s2,l9l 100 o.

s2.l94. loo. 02
Claims unad,usted and not due, Sl7s,s5 IS
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks taken at lib
eral terms and rates. Especial attention given TO
Insurance Of dwellings and contents for terms o,
one to five years.
HENRY B. HOFFMAN,
Agent, Davenport.
OFFIcH-Room No. ], HotFman's Block, MAN
july6 diff
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HO W ARD ASSES ahTlON
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bemeuo'ess <sssi''-.ioa ECU 5t.-led By special
Endou~> ~. In the p ..sef If tas Sic. AL Dis
tressei, apticsed Tirulent and 11,iI>mi 1>1..
eases, and e<pec'0Hy for the Oh. Of Dsseasss Of
the SerGdi Ovgdns.
MEDICAL APV'"F gwen gratis. by the Ae-
wi ting surgeon. to all vino apply BY letter
with description 81 their condition, Gage, occu :
p>tion, habits OF life. &c., and in cases of ex-
treme poverty. Medicines turnshe free ofcharge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoe. :.
and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispense
~, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes
free of charge. Two or three stamps for postage
will be acceptable.
Address j. SKILLIN HOUGHrON, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. g South Ninth 1t.
philadelphia, Pa. BY order of the Directors
EZRA d HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
jan 10 WY.
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CO.PartnerShiD Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ unisrsigned have this day entered into Co.
Partnership for the purpose Of carrying on the
Fubiica ton Of the DAILY AxD WssKLY DEno-
chAr AND News, . Newspaper to be Published in
the t'ity Of Davenport, SCOTT County. lows, also
the Job Printing business connected with said
Newspaper Establisnmsnt under the name and
style Of Riehardsoa, West ACe.
D. RICHARDSON,
GEO. B. WEST,
a ESQ. 2. CARPENTER
sssasss rs as.as JNO. @. 0lvkN.
Dated psysn,a4 Isbeuau -. n D., leoA
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UNION DISPATCH COMPANY.
incorporated by the State Of Illinois,
MARCH 2lsr, 1859.
Termee1oO Years.
Authorized Capital. 81 200. 600.
DIRECTORS.
LOUIS r. KELLY. VIM. B. JARVIS,
+. L. PARKER, Us. MECHLING,
DAVID PATTON.
WV. B. JARVIS, Sec'y. Lofts B. KELLY, Pres't
Ofice-eO Dearborn Street, Chicago, Ill.
Agencies in the principal 7oacns and Cities.
TINE NUMEROUS STOCKHOLDERS OF
L this Company are among the most responsible
Producers. Milers and Shippers If the North
western States, who have un ted for security and
protection in the pdrk. ts, thus rendering this the
mos, reliable source through which to ship and
sell oil kinds Of grain, produce, live stock and
manufactures, il Chicago and eastern cities.
Rates Of freight on produce-lowest that can be
secured. All shipments should be addressed
~, ION DISPATCH COMPANY" Chicago.
This Company will also fill orders for Ill kinds
Of goods or property you desire, for Lumber,
Shingles, Iron, Nails. Pumps, Agricultural Tools,
Machinery, Salt. Goals, Oils, anything you wish
to purchase, at the lowest price in Chicago OF
eastern markets. For shipping Receipts. call on
J ID. MORRISON, Agent,
Office, Room No. q, Sherman's Block,
Davenport, Iowa
Or HENRY DART son, Agents,
Aprlsd3m Rock Island, Illinois.