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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
,,.,o. Movement In Chicago.


PARTY lines seem to be yielding to the
Union pressure in the State OF Illinois.
The respective Committees OF the Dem
oors,ic and the Republican parties OF
Cook county, over their individual sig
Natures. have issued a circular to the
voters of that county, advising them
"that in this national emergency, party
Conventions and nominations be omit
ted" and that they all unite, without
distinction or dlscord upon single
ticket in the coming elcciion-that al
take stand on the same platform and
endorse with one accord tie resolution
passed at the special session Of Congress,
in these words:
"That the present deplorable civil
war has been forced upon the country
by the disunlonists of the Southern
States, now IN arms against the consul
tntional Government, and in arms around
the capital that, in this national emcr-
gency, Congress, banshing all feelings
Of mere passion or resentment, will recol-
lcct ONLY ita duty to the whole country
that this war is not wsged on their part
in any spirit Of oppression, or tor the
purpose Of conquest or sutJugat'on, or
for the purpose Of overthrow'ng or in
terfering with the rights or established
institutions of those States, but to de-
fend aud maintain the supremacy OF the
Constitution, and to preserve the Union
with all the dignity, equality and rights
Of the several States rnimpared; and
that, ~ soon as these objects are accom-
plished, the war ought to cease"
We commend the action Of the Com
mittee. 1t has become the duty Of the
constituents of each and all parties to
throw off the armor of opposition to
each other, and take together "a firm
stand. There can be but one party III
these times. The welfare Of the nation
impcratlvely demands it, not because
Democrats AS such, and Republicans at
such, cannot be loyal supporters Of the
Government but to show TO the rebel
lions States and to the world that in all
things there is in the loyal States q
frDness of purpose, unity OF action
which cannot be turned from its course
If We desire success we must have
unity. 1t will dishcartcn our enemy.
SO long rs the South sees the North
divided up-wranglIng and fighting
over political distractions, It's people
vii! have hope of success but once
show them an uLbrokcn front at home,
and they will trcmble at the prospect
presented.
The people .. Chicago, tor the most,
part, will endorse the action of the Com
mlltec, and PIT but one ticket in the
field. The patty lines which existed
will be trampled under foot and tic
names by which party organizations
have hitherto been known, will be known
no more for the present. To such action
we cordially say amen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

AN extra sessi on of the New Hamp-
shire Legislature is to be called soon, to
take action upon the acceptance Of the
per centage of the direct tax, the law
allowing each State Is per cent. for col
lection.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

ONE concern in Adsms, Mass, has
made $4,000 the present season on its
stock Of wool alone, by the rise in the
price since they bought. Their net
profits this year will probably be over
100000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

Iowa CAvALRY.-The St. Louis cor
respondent of the Chicago Tribune
says !:
The Iowa Cavalry tops anything in
that line yet seen here. The horses are
undoubtedly the finest which have ever
come to this city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

IAMMANY HALL.-The Tammany Hall
General Committee met last Thursday
evc'g and adopted series of resolutions
one of which indorses the Presidents
modification of Gen. Fremont's procla
NATION, and another declares that "there
is now but one question to DO consid.
cred, and but one object to be accom-
piished-the restoration Of the national
authority, throughout the length and
breadth of the land, by the force Of the
national arms; and that so long as hos
tile forces remain in the field, seeking
the destruction Of the Union. this n,s;.
ton must and will be resolutely main
tanned by every true hearted man."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

EsrILL county, Ky, with voting
population in the neighborhood OF 1000,
has furnished between AGO and 500
Union soldiers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
The Loudon Papers ON Fscmont's Proc
DamntIOn.


DamatiOn.
The London Post, a journal which is
supposed to reflect the opinions of the
British Prcmier-Lord Palmerston--n
lts issue Of the 18th ult., says the Amer
can civil war has at the hands Of Gen.
fremont, received new features Of aggra
walton which must render all hope Of
Cancellation and compromise Impossible.
TO excite and provoke serv'le war Is
the strongest measure of offense which
apy Federal officer has hitherto attcnp-
ted 10 enforce. Il does not imagine,
however, that the proclamation will ex-
cite much attention ia the South or even
in England.
Mach as Englishmen value the free
dom OF the slave, they wonld not wish
to see this great object accomplished
by domestic treason, and that wholesale
slaughter which always marks the track
of serylc instruction.
The London Ne,cs thinks "the con-
ncction between the action Of the North
and the abolition Of slavery will be
practically established. No one can
contemplate the possible results of a
sudden emancipation OF 100000 81
semi savages without terrible mlsgivlngs,
but if the ultimate extinction of the ma
tonal curse OF slavery can be obtained
by no gentler means, it is not for us to
depTecate the result"
The London Star is equally exultant,
and the London Chronicle says that if
the North stand fully mp to the Fremont
platform, it will be difficult for the ma
ligucrs Of the Union TO maintain their
ground.
Sympathy for the South is neither
more nor less than approval Of Slavery
that most monstrous OF crimes; and
il the Free States dignity their quarrel
by inscribing Liberty distinctly upon
their banners, the English people will
wish them "God speed" in spite Of all
the efforts of tory politicians to demon
strate that republic must Of necessity
come to grief.
PROSPECTS OF THE WAR.
The London Times is rather skeptl-
cal as to the success Of the expedition
down the Mississippi, which the letters
Of its correspondent had persuaded II
was about to come off, and thinks the
IIatteras fight no great affair after all
as nobody denied the naval superiority
Of the North. OF the results Of the wal
it says:
All we can sec at present is that tho
North has been making strenuous and
successful eifolts to convert its numer
Gus lcvles into good working soldiers
that it possesses vast resources III brave
and earnest population, and it is likely
to profit by the lessons it has received
| What we cannot see Is the degree II
which this government may be counter
balanced by the simultaneous progress
of the south The South is not abso
lutclv so strong as the North, but it has
hitherto been stronger in the field, am
It will Away be strong enough, IN al
human probability, to resist sui .lGgatloI
Il not to enforce It's viii. That seems
70 be now all most universal v ackncwl
edged As the inevitable condition Of tn'
-tiuggIc and is only to he lamcutc'
that 50 plan fact should not have sng
s,stcd the suspension Of a proti,lcss an'
sangunary stiIie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

x RECENT visitor at Fort Lafayette
was invited to see the Legislature OF
Maryland at dinner. They were seated
in the apartment at plain pine table.
The food was bread without butter, and
coffee without milk. Each man had tin
cup, but no other table service. The
lack Of these clegancies greatly annoys
the gentlemen at the Fort.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
DRs. NEWELL Il CHARLES.

DlsS. NEWELL Il CHARLES,
DENTISTS,
ADe1A RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
m the citizens of Davenport and eur
"1IY0P rounding country, that they have
permanently located in this city.
All patients favoring Drs. ~ G. with their &C n
6dence may rely upon their utmost exertions to
perform every operation in as perfect manner rs
possible. Particular attention paid to the regu-
lation Of Chdrens Teeth. Terms of artificial
work made known upon application. Charges
moderate. Office on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
REFERENCES
r. BRAND. Mayor, Galena.
Ben CAMPBELL,
WEIGnLY SMALL,
DR.. j. A. ScRoGGs, g Dentist.
p. A. LIvERMogE,
G. W. HEsPsrEAD, NJ. D.,
Il. CRoNIh. N. d., &"
DR. W. HILLS, Davenport.
mY22-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

81 DON'T SEE IT. "-Lor Nelson was
undoubtedly the author Of this popular
Sang phrase. At the celebrated naval
battle Of Copenhagen, Nelson, who wa
determined to continne the fight, but
whose attention had been called to a sin
nal Of the commanding officer to cea,c
hostiIitic., placed his hand over his good
eye, aud pretending 10 look with his
bind one, said, Il don't see it, and at
once ordered brisk renewal of the en-
"agement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

Gas. FKEMoNr.-Thc General stands
in great danger Of being deposcd. Every
LAY brings tof:h fresh assurances that
the Blair family have got him foul, and
Will drive him from his command. The
Cabinet is overhanling his actions, and
We should not be surprised any day to
near that his successor had been APP
pointed. Unless the reasons for doing
50 are of the most weighty character
the act OF removal will cause much dis
satisfaction and decentralization in the
Northwest. We can only wait further
developments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
Backing out OF Missouri.

The Southern forces which lately
have been devastating the State tf Mis-
souri,, are now leaving it in haste-pur-
sued, it is said, by Gen. Fremont. The
pursuit il aiar of, aud Will never reach
its destination. The rebels move swift
ly. They carry no baggage, but sub
slst upon the country through which
they pass. This not being the case
with the Federal troops, it is easy to see
how Price would march his men two
miles while Fremont was pursuing them
one. The expedition now being made
by Gen. Fremont will clear Missouri OF
armed forces from the Rebel States.
The next thing is to keep them out
This can only be done by keeping up
pretty strong force on the Missouri Dor.
ders, aud scattering forces through the
State to protect the Union men. There
arc tens Of thousands Of traitors in Mis-
souri to-day, who but for fear of the
consequences would rise in open revolt
against the Government. These must
be kept in place, and nothing short of
military force will effect it. Along the
border sort of gurrilla warfare will be
kept up for many months to come !;
bands of Union troops may be now and
then cut off, but no more large forces
will, in all probability, go there again.
Missouri has had her share Of the hor-
rors OF intestine war. Millions worth
OF property has been laid waste, and
the entire machinery Of government has
been disarranged. We hope she has
passed through the most critical point
In her troubles, and that her loyal cili.
zens will receive the protection which
they demand.
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DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

w squares, year. Is 90
Larger spsco charged ct the rate ~ ~ "a e..
oaca All Il, nal square, ~
rates; " w sOoss
business Cards no, to exceed lines, $40 90 re,
annum; wv ~ foi
foreach change an additional charge ., a5c.,..
per square will be made
Large cuts charged double the sam. d;m.n.;or.
u type. o u'lA0ns'ens
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood
oap'iy strictly to the imme diatc business of the
adVeftise, and all other advertisements sent in bv
the advertiser will be charged extra
=. endorsements not accompanied with instrpc.
cordingly. s"e'se"
Editorai notices charged for At the rate If Is
cests per line, or eight words, and special not;co,
at Az cents per line, or 50 osnts line psr week.
Al notices ior religious and benevolent NM
Poses o. any Kind vhAtsosvee, Of ordinary leneSA.
1AcoP. singie announcements of marriages. spi
Unchanged 70 cents per insertion.
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Contracss for yearly advertising tssnisab,s q
80 .?.lon OF advertisers, they paying m advancs-
ment Of - per cent. on tho Contract Drice.
Advertisements inserted next 10 rasAin. matte,
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rates. ''SS'ss
Alltransient advertisements must BE- paid for in
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

The London correspondent Of Wilkes
SPIRIT asserts in italics that the chal-
icngc o. Heenan will not be accepted.
No men are to be found in Englanq
wiling TO stake $4,000 against HIM.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
CLARK II s:OfT.

hEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
- Pianos and Harmonic Meodeons frem the
best Eastern manufacturers, of the most approved
patterns, and n prices that defy &C mpcti;ion No.
lao, Brady street, Davenport, Iowa. sp9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES Dc

~ EA""L usD AMI FAMILIES De
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that il
simple in demonstration, strong and not liable
get out Of order, one that makes the stitch aiik
on both sides, that. doe M, skip stitches Or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking, one that makes a uniform seam,
(leavins no ridge underneath one that will use
any No. Of cotton thread, linen or silk, one ,ha,
will last for years On all kinks Of work in short
that is not more trouble than i, ia worth, buy
at once, without hesitation, the LADD, WEB
STER co. Machine, I" it is the cheapest in the
end" See advertisement in another column
Chicago Head. ag4-dkvlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

Much foolish gossip has been created
by the fact that Gen. Mcclellan has or
dered snowy uniforms for himself and
staff. Heretofore he has been distin-
guished by the plAinness Of his attire,
but as he is soon to take the field, it is
desirable that the men should know him
at glance from the line and other Off
GERS Of the army under his command
Like "Cousin Joe" in the play, he will
be "buttons all over" and gold lace I'D
Hbituna. There is necessity for this,
AS all military men will understand.
-Aew York Worlds Correspondence
A CORRESPONDENT Of the New York
Times writes that in Mason's house ION
Munson's HilD the three principal New
York journals Of Saturday morning
were found on Sunday afternoon
hours before they had been read in any
OF our camps in Virginia, OF course
they could have reached them only by
beng conveyed through our lines-so
that, with all the surveillance of the au
thoritles, intelligence has gone to the
rebels through our outposts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
REJ0OH.aL
IAN e RON 4 WIDDR GTON

TTAvING MOVED FROM NO. ., EAST
II Third street to No. Is, West Third street, arc
now ready to attend to oil orders Of Painting
Faia and Decorative Paper hanging, OHinisg,
Msrbling, Sign Whiting, Whitsaing aad Wall
Colosiag. msh30-eQ
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1. w. HARRISON,

LAND AGENT,
Highly IMPROVED FARM, NEAR TOWN.
IL for trade for large Farm-diference paid |,
or for rent. Office in Post Office Block, opposite
the DEMOCRAT AND News Office.
juue95-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
rORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SITS,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Soss, Propretors,
Free Omnibus to and from the cars. Office for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug2l-l
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J. A. REID, II. D.,
physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE
= No. 20, corner Main m Third streets, Dav.
export, lows
DR.. REID can be consulted at his once 1t al
hours Of the day and night, unless Professionally
engaged. sspt1k
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A LBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN \ Co, AUCTIoNEERs
IA MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Rare and costly Works OF Art,

| Statuary, SeyreH China Vases, Ac.,
Al public auction THIS DAY Friday Dee. IL,
AT the elegant residence of Augustus s. Maynard, Esq,
No ~ West sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth
nucs sale commencing at II O'Clock
The auconeeF would call attention Of his friends
and the pnble 10 this sale, the catalogue comprsng the
largest and richest assortment Of Household &c
10 order seven months aud is of the hest description
Sale percmpory without regard 10 the wenther Drawing
full Suits solid rosewood covered with blue and gold aud
green and Sold broate Of the richest description Tete
made by Writ rosewood sccetare Bookcase Eegera
statuay marine tops mirror doors and hacks Lady's Work
iabe Manei Mirrors SiN72 do Piers l0S3i; embroidered
Lace Curtains rosewood Centre ami Console Tables Enco
nures Cabinets match Paintings, Scenesn Fan
by Cole; the Assumption of the virsn cory
the orig nal painting in the Louvre Gallery Parls Dutch In
terror by ketche /; Scene in Amsterdam, original signed
by the artist Fruit Piece Winter Scene and French
bs clean. Mante SET artistic BrSnhss
Morning; ornon Clock runs month; pas7ah Marble
Saluary Flower Boy and Girl the Madonna Family Group;
Ssps ana Dresden China Ornaments Broaze and ornou
MAGNIiIcENT7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE,
der BY Broadway makers eos, $685. rosewood Canterbury
stool and velvet Cover. Music Books, &c black walnut
astand and Chairs match, Oicion Velvet Stair Carpet
silver Rods rosewood Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads Wash
stands Commodcs wadohes, Sewing Stand Toilet Table;
Amour pure Hair Mattresses French Wool Blan
ks's linen Sheets and Counterpanes, Brussels and Ingram
Carpets oval Mirrors Gold Band Shades China Toilet Sets
Booksands. Kings Patent Reclining Chairs Lounges, Me
Giaws Sofa Beds Rockers, Chairs. Dining roomSolid
carved oak Sdeboard Extension Table fun French China
Dinner and Tea Sets crystal and engraved glass Decaner
Gobets Chsmpagnes, Wines Carahes, Fruit Stands paran
Pitchers Dinner and Tea Service, SAVERS, Napkin Rings
spoona, Forks; Coffee Urn, Sheffield Table Cutlery, Arm
wants apartments; also the Kitchen Fnn
tre Also at stables, of Coach Horses Couch, Buggy
atness Roess BanSe,s Sc eomPe,sn, person WI be
gers wishing attend the sale take the Fifth and sixth
avenue stres at tho Aston House ST. Nicholas and Nero
polan Hoes leaving Sixteenth street. which Will bring
thefn WITHIN q rev doors of the house.
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GEORGE COOK, AuCrioNEER
" AsSIGNEE's SALE OF ELEGANT
HOUSEHOLD FtRSfTGRE

hiDhHht AM CitNiNp hIon rNhbllhE,
This day, at eleven ociock saiesloom, No al Broad
way avery large stock OF FIRST class Furniture
for fari0rs Chambers, Libraries Dining Rooms suite
Also, elegant rosewood Eteger Library and Paor
taries aud Bookcases Library Tables aud Chairs Wardrbe
Extension Dining Tables. Centre Fancy Work Tables
Sc For particulars Please catalogues which will be well
aucsn prices.
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YORK HERALD FRIDAY DECEMBER b. 18e-TRlPLE
THE TURF.

CEO NJ. PATCHEN WILL. STAND FOR MARES AT
II the Dykeman Farm, kingsoridge until February,
lSU2 AZ SloD the season, WIN. WALTERMIRE
Washington Drove Yard, NJ Y.
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LN COLTON, AuCTIoNEkR.- AND FURNITURE
Sae.-To.mofrow Saturday, December H. at lOH
Books icing the entire Library Of Gentleman, Of
which have been slightly damage ire. Also an assert.
ment o Carp 6, Otuths and r re OF various kinds
the condition More ful eulars in satursv's Ne
raid. Also superior Mink Cape, originally $50
Also rosewood Pianofore, in good order. -
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d
-. NJ Ion o'clock, al The auction rooms Household
uite, Soigs Ryor Easy and Rocking Chars CarIe OIL
cpibs TaBles bureaus, Beds,eads, BEDS sud BccfipQ
kitchen fgTnijsya, nancy oOous Sc.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ tors sale OF Wines, Library, Paintings, Ae-HENRY
~ LEEDS GO VII sell at aasSn on saturday De IA
tors sale OF very and superior old Wines Biandes
CIarets Hooks Sc Painting aud Library being the effects
and removed from his late residence 70 store for
nfenee Of se consisting Of line old Bnndies in
Caston, vintage Of lsi6 1850; very old Rye Whssey
in iemiiohn Scotch Whskey IN bottle do; Rum and Ar.
rack superior old Brziah Comet sherry, Royal Crown
Amontado, MaDzinilla and Romano sherry old BlanIy
ana dry Madeira, IN bote; old Port, IN bottle; Barton
Gneser and Johnsons Lafayette, larose and iaonr Cla
res vintage OF 1885, Nuts Pomard and Chambertu Bur
gnndics; Hockheimer, Rpdeshemer and Marcobrpnner
Hocks and other fine Wines in small lots many which
old and rare purchased by the late for his
use regardless of Also several line old Paintings,
q which 81 900 each; fine Pictures by George
Morand fine Pictures by H. Lazarus painted order
for the late owner Also large number oi fne works
miscellaneous subjects being a portion this private IL
brury ali Of which viii positively se sold without reserve by
order the Paintings and Books be
days before the SALE ana Wines the morning of SALE
HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LEEDS
co. win sell At auction Friday, December l3 at l0l
Furniture the property Of gentleman declining housekeep
ing all made order and OF the most costly and desirable
Velvet Aubusson and Brussels Carpets buh Cabinets
Tables rosewood Paror suits rcny carved and covered in
beautiful lcost S45J with uneIpred guaian
tee elegant carved rosewood Suit covered in heavy ribbed
SIX broate elegant carved rosewood Centre Tables with
Ac; elegant enameled Bedroom Suits in various s les
very hns Eteseres Armohars covered in Moroeco hair and
spring Mattresses, rosewood Bedroom Furniture Armoira
Qace black walnut Bedroom Furniture, Mahogany do, rich
Centre Tables Dining Room Furnitne of carved oak; En-
tension Table and Chairs do Buffet China and Glassware
Hall Stands and Tables Chairs 10 match with other valuable
Furniture including Kitchen Ware To be sold without
Pants, Vests Vest Patterns, Business Coats, &c.
r UMBER FOR SALE BY AUCTION-lOO NJ FEET
pay charges by JAMES COLES SON on Saturday Dec IA
at i0 clock wharf loot OF Jay street, East river Brook
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HENRy H, LEEDS AUcroNEER.- HENRY H. LEEDS

MORTGAGE SALE OF DRUGS CHEMICALS,
N Surgical Instruments, PerInmery, &c.
CHAMBERS X FAIRCHILD viii sell on Monday, Dec I6
1861, AT A. NJ, at No 2l5 Pearl street, large quantity OF
Drugs Chemicals Dye Sus, Surgical Paints
OILS, &C. Also fertnmery Fancy Goods, Sc Also Office
Shelving, Glass Cases Scales &C. &c. Also, quantity of
Household Furniture, Panoforte, Books, Ac, dc.
JOHN II. WILSON, Attorney for Mortgage.
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V'HE BEST CLOTHES wRINGER-wJrU RUBBER
,oIs and Galvanized AFon frame, SCH adjusting, WA
WfluB weeks washing in few mnuies Price 81. Can
he seen n operation and for sale NO lis Fulton street.
Lear Aassn u street.