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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1863-07-17
ATTENTION SOLDIERS, AND THE
FRIENDS OF SOLDIERSl

We call the attention of all having relations
or friends in the army TO the fact tbot nHoof.
lands German Bitters" will cnre nina tonths
of the diseases induced by exposures and nri.
yations incident 10 camD life. We have m
hesitation in stating that. if these Ritters uere
freely used among our soldiers. hundreds ot
lives might be saved that otherwise will ba
lost.
We call particular attention IN ,ba fo,Iov.
ing remarkable and well authenticated cure
of one of the nations heroes whose life N
use his own language. "bas been saved hv the
Bitters:"
PHILADELPHIA. August Dad 1850
Nsssrs Joroo G. r,or, Wi -,
vonr UnoaSnd,o Garm"n Ri,,o.e mme'i, senuenen
Iife Tbero 10 M ,O;l,oLo % .s;s mas sn'eu NY
cd for bu nnmhor. of ron ona 'nS. ~ 30 .ou0n, Il,
wbo.a nomes ore onna,dcd UOaLS' nI 'nn eone -, VI
lv coonizont of ali tho ""u .mo "'se re iu.-
c,so o ond d. h .nI h' omoGnl' e .auoeS Vi my
uaors nn,S u, Sna aS % sI Deen ,oi ,ne ihs' iour
isrv ond nndsr ,ha ;nm"S;S,O a O',."ra'eu 9a' "
60; 'u,ou,o m, 1o'nn'"hu Vi
attendant unon u' NV ord,nnO OuEn ,; .ne exposure
tackled in Noyemhsr las with inaommst;on % ~,
The lungs, and was for sey.ntv.two ,Iavs in ,Le
hOSI ltal. This was followed by great debility
he, gh,ened by an attack of dysenterv. ws'
then removed from ,e White Hcuse. and sent
to this citv on board the steamer estate ot
Maine" from which lande on the 9sth oi
June. Since that time I have bssn about as a,
low as apv one could be and s,;iI rsta;n " a
spark of vitality. For a weeI or mora T was
scarcely able to swallow anvthing ana ;fT
did force morsal down, il was immsdiatalv
tbroWn nm again could not a.sn L""U =
glass of water on nv stom.cb Ijfe copld
not last under these circumstspces. and No..
oordinolv. The nbvsicions Tho hod bssr -orI-
ing unsuccessfally to rescue me from lbs Urasn
of tha drssd Arohs, S.oshi.. .J III Nv ep
could do no more forsms An soouaip.apcs
~ho v;s;ted mo a. .ho hosn,,., SS;rJ "
forlorn hope, to trv your Bitters and III, lind d.
ly procured bottle From the t;me com.
menced taking them the oloomv sbadov ~
death receded' and am now getting batter ~
To your Bitters will owe The gIorions ny;v;i'
eGs of again clasnino IN INV hoson ,LoIo p,. WI
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THE boiler OF . srsmbo.t eKpl1 l1ded atelY, ~ Nus
sAnsA, Iowa, killI.S W souadlaA " psfs1sA
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Iron Mn.,Ilnatnn.

Washington. Au'i.' so -1ne Navy prp,ftmou.
ln Just lsaru,d IA: The bah Gcr u ths .es cap
tuicd tn schooner G,oiea, N-ss,u, of hs coast Of
Florida. u Ju'y las capt. Wa,s D, o' ,as aesu-
shlp -, s1'o, s.i.oi tho sch ,ouet ,i Ma r ,,o-
ai!ag the BIO. SaI" She had iti lass ~ oltcn. The
Ie Soto a.so cAased rebel tiesme, vl.ch threw ~
III tales 81 cotton ia order 60 escape, Which y" pcs
81 ~ rs The 10 soto. ii,I'. 1AIt t.uil md ns
HcDcursi, of :hc ';etmsr n,uaios iud,,l found on
the b,sch. near we sau BG', l3- ta!s = cotton,
ite'y vathod Ash re. This Is supposed co. b PIT OF
Sho cargo Of, ,r,pe. steamer ohssod BY the y. u GU
is, t. the westward of Capo San Bs' The steamer
Fort ueniy cs?tursd :: h,les u cotton and contra
bAnds On the G.. al Of .or.dA.
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Telesrapuic Wsws Items, sc.


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Sosr tnsli'nmsn -r,te.s follow. 20 A. Amer can
papsr, Of tue Pfirce 4 Wac 'lho flincc. h "a
sAid. may otcn 10 teon % NJ i.s'tuH, I'm he
e.Msi cM.s 'n9r,, r, 100 . ssT 'i'i pgc w ms
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IA he o-s Of go o,vcc 10 gfe n schs. by the h
Iva Of tht ~ amer Ruth on ~ hsis'ppl, not cong
O1ce, I. tbs vi " l,ilns dtt'It..n- the dii,itnt
Paotss" oshno' D. found
II Schulz rvtle, Luzsrre Co, ~, las Ss'uriiy
lsforuoon tvo ,cuug lad Hui 'hrs" etill .n went
on in ssrnsu ho &, IN yOud. The boa began 20
lest r.pdly, and suddenly .s.k, vh.n Nr " .vrn
rod' fo N shore, Nd all Eve Uf the inustes uus
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uAn wy r.eVlul. nhy 'lhc' w bsye psen h' rIins
w ~ ~ "" 'Hhp 70 1e' ~ "a - - ~,
~. ". ~ 's .n''. -, '. w, pa -
.uo u.ti1, @ lis u $50 - .V"e's' ~ a' %
hin'" "u' " 90 c-s'' he''u'
h"-ts o. q oits-of fepIst proc'", he hdV'r'r
ca ~ '~auon nh' ne any 'thr me- chAnAls' ~
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eh 49, Va "'e 49, Vi'hA, ~ ~ -
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INV eh'r' "s'eAa o tue "o'eT'',u uuiN' ca '''ai
'muAL
II the Court Of Ineuiry 20 cS.ull le Into tie feet,
| couce'ring the VACATION az v nc" s'.r eni Atf
| WpIif, - is,u'e C'n'' al p" tr''r' az h'h
M oy eco IN oi@h on, q - % '''. y "n '. o'
" ~ hr"'h; N."u ~ -. l''- .';'-s 9' on
~ .n -. - testimony 0' "'h' H,"eu 4 WI U"
/ neHu III a'f" Gays
] e VER~srSr 10 about ,endrr cr' - Futope, o.,
.pfc.t A..ft Nj rg.'e., q! Nev Iak 'ol ths re'f.
/ t1s Of mtkius ~ pcop an,oal f.r l.ir rlHh .hr
IN
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Great Robbery in Kentucky.
A gani. iosc. = ~l:tu,uUD

C.n1nraf, du.. 2o.-The S.u h"rl B'uk n Ken
tacAy, ~ C.rro,seO, Carroll I'utty, was bb. Il n
hall T-st one G,.lcs this morl.I'. b. ~ ~ IL men
On unicim. vho represented II ias iycs A. oslolr
" Sccus b.. cavalry. Ihry wee tIst d.sceyefei By
Mr.. Ct,pord, Cas 'er, eho ny,s IN the teaf of the
Bank, OF shom theS fted, driving h N back into 4 8
Aou-e. After r moving Al To. money rom h- vsut,
and hurn The papers the;G Gin, 'Lcy mounted their
Ao,es Sod started % IN the Gir.cuon ~ owen Ccun-
". The a.no iut O. money stol,nf 100000 iu sod
and silver and $4,000 p.por II ncy. Every eiIor:
b being ma1c & e.9.u,o n, robbers
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Pori1r1., No.. Aug. 90 -r rht s'car.r No, Hun'-
vick, .ut come u, PIKE 'he r'vc"ae cu'tcr }. Z.
Dol bin o. '.'o wDG he tar c Teceny p.isonor' On
board, vho '.caEed nom Bos;oa )cs''rdAy, aud
whom 'he hsd .p'rred ON the l.'s Of shos, With
ther yEct'. e.. &c y. Jevett di.3strh.a he cutter
vesirris}, sui al.3 two vouu,, yAchts to-day.
heAS u . med, IA .ur.uit
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&c.
From Charleston.

Harrington, Aug. 9o-Pr 9uainen, Officer. servins
before Cbsres.on sIpfess themselves In private let
sr received here day. earnestly hopeful u the
combined naval and military opcrAtc is, but they 10
not mention ANY ,i1e for ,he reduction Of Fort sum
TER, &C., promised By cat.u-iGs .e nevtpspn cor-
serpoaccn,s The ~orh ia Nivy and requires tho u,-
noss ik u and canton spoedy results OF such
sehnraotes an.icirs,-d by ena;cren In wsth nst u
vho best acquainted -i.a the plans and iut,n
oon, OF ;hs command ne oi'ic-rs
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The Army of the Potomac.

Ths following strange deelTsuon i from the
Washington REruBIcAs o. Tuesday. What does Il
nan.
The vr-s'.s; activity prevailed In the army yes'sf
ca. 'ouali raSlr uTihs Sgs hoard son tn non Z,
Pruiuc'd prot abb b. dstl'us ~ 90 mad - cover
sc,r uiI saccCsl iu movement vAi h IA" rebels pon-
ahy tuo~ a tLout v hi, TIM snt the ooar'rv
vih uudrfsapd. Fvt iur1,r par lieu lsrs on the
UbCr W. t'i,i our reader TO ,he iesd,r In the Ma
ton H. .tm iCNs q l. IS July, eni u a "Out
MI .rv p.A.' IN V rsiuis" Nzuy ~ our cont'in
?, Co., we 'frI si at Its Appearance at the
tifne % o. .er.isui IL nov, .p'ciaIiy sh, u
tho cara tat p n pO. u,u. hici IL coma L-d
knso b.cogio tto seized uI.l ary pDicy oil tie GOV
shtne1'.
iAe article tc'crcd 20 sdvocs ed IN, sbandormen,
ac,vr operations 10 Virsii "a, aud Ito TRAINER OF
To troof5 ,hose to other points
rY rFIE,1ArH.
rpsti Pc'oH. Arc 20 -Inf''' 1''or rom 'he h'si'
sfter' VI tie Army 4 ''r p. u,ac say. there Is
Jehaur, or luti al ~ - = ca in-r Z pos.'icu.
lviccs concur I, 81 the feb., i4fc,s around tu.pcp
hsve locn reduced % Ger. =. =. Ia command.
IAToU.us. l.rr.,f.ct atiF -e.l tAv, moved s1uth-
vnd- .bstIy to iiodrucksb-f;.
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Ca.dgo, m Ap}. ...-TAc W.,olifIa Il E..lhir'n
Sts.o Csny,Ltion as rA'cd r tie CsG o., S.ad
sDn, W., to-day. aud ulmiIa,.i j. 2. Lewis, Of
Dan rouuty,f Governor, and j Idre spo.ner. Of
NIak .L4, &. Lieutenant GovC,uo!,
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ni't states bounty v'.'''''''''''..''''sio
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n'l - 'n.s ~ t'I month '..''....'''''' '''' ioS ~
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s-a, a.
Th,-i no. b. baf Day f,r thu frat ycar.s ssrvicS
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no" go. '" h'' ~ Il'l"i NJ 10" Nev fors
Il 'wtAI 'e'''d"' nl"" 'h' body ~ iohn KENNEDY,
Ssrd - "-h' dicl f'n the ,fIee" - stab
Ii,..cn g,..t.N.J, on sunday ,y.n,n. The p.rt,c.
'' "
bhi n ,i"tcl 'ii 'ui'e' 'h -hich the Knife v1
u''4 ".ih 1e'lys sirc., the .iidn u tho weapon ~
netra ig d''en'eas 'oh"nru The lHfy r-nderyd .
verdict astust tho ASA -ut, rh1 la now in cistody
In s-- Jsn.y.
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THE POLISH REVOLUTION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-21

Speedy victor; n.t Irrcct.G
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Inj'a01Iots Aug. 18th, convention Of War
psnoc :, phou met Le.e to-day, VA very ls.re
and hJs ss'c, and AL parts nj the state lully
rvpreseurd. Get. Nathan * mhail presided Gen.
John NJ cruand' Cen uunont and Il-n. Henry
Secri.. we've among the sp,ak Letters from
Hon Levi. CRss, Cen. Lirsa, ban cl : Dickinson
eli sIpre'sed 'yrTs'hy vih thc objects q the
Convent on Rrtolutions fsyorinG = vigorous prose
stl1n Of n, war and sustaining the Adinin,trs .n
In all is eiorts 20 pu, down the tebsllon veIe pA.s
%.
TUE other nlfht. eolored man In Wash nston cut
ns throat because he supposed that ~ aI aftsd
..I-A- uoIaA
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Latest News
~ TKLECFArH TO TRHNEF YoEK sry
NEWS From CHARLESTON.
ALL GOI>ts ON NEt.I..

Speedy Victor, u.r Expected.
MOVEMENTS o. The POTOMAC.
NEW f'Fsr- s;A>EEEs AZ.
Rebels Gcing - Fredericksburg.
Bold R13aERV Nv kentucky.
$4,000 Taken floM a Bapk.
Thieves i'm Rebel Costume.
THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
Thrilling Aypea! to Europe.
PROGRESS OF The DRAFT.
18th WARD CLEANED UP.
Exemption Ordinance Hanging Fire
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23

yo.Yorse Owners.

DR. SWEETS iNFAaLiALE L.NiMkNT FOI
HORSES il uuciyalcd BIZ any, ana il a cases q
Lameness, arising from epsalpE. Bruises q
Wrerchine, is eject is maglral and certain
fiarness or ) sddic Gale Scratches, Mango, &c, i
vi also cure speedily. spain and kinebon'
may re easily prevented and cnree n NOR lnc'p-
jeat stages. 6ut car firm cd cases are beyond ross
bilitv Of n ~adicaI cure. No case of the kind
however, is so desperate OF hopeless tat = m
be alleyiated by tais Lininea;, and It's faithful
application will always remove the l-anetess and
,pable he horses TO travel til comparative ease
Every horse owner should bavc this remedy ~
hand for It's timely use at the first appearance o.
Lamene Sill fectu .lly prevent hos formidable
diseases nenti ned to when eli horses are liabl'
and whish render So many otherwise valuable
horse ready worthless.
$40 vertisement. f.Is-1lsIy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
-.----.---- -
GEN 1RAL NE 8.


The Steteor of the Aston House, New
York, lately sent in bill to the New
York aldermen Of $4,000 for dinners
furnished TO returned soldiers, and &c.
$50 for Russian d nner.
Lynn is not only the greatest manu-
factory for ladies' and misses boots an
shoes in the Union, but also 10 the world,
and still it means to enlarge.
Louisville papers arc complaining Of
outrages committed upon citizens by
United STATES detectives. They state
that 10 that city detectives have arrested
citizens az deserters, and refused to give
them any chance Whatever to clear them
selves Of the charge, but hurried them
off TO military prison, where they have
been known to lay for months before
they were discharged.
A brute in Philadelphia who married
biz step daughter, because his wife was
too old, will have to answer to the char
gcs Of bigamy, incest, and adultery.
Miss Lander, the sculptor, Of whose
| genius America has SO much reason t.
proud, is about to exhibit in her ma
tive city (Salem Massachusetts her stat
ne OF Virginia Dire, the fist child o.
Ebgli4h parentsge born in America. -
Mss Lander is sstet Of the late Gen
eral Fred. W. Lander
Since 1855 the valuation Of property
in New York city has increased iron
S487 100000 to .574,o0o,ooo, IN adj
vance of II per cent.
The citizens Of Reading and Cambria
Hilsdale county, Michigan, devoted
Saturday, the 18th instant, TO Saving
and hauling wood, etc, for the sold er'
families in that vicinity.
An attempt was made to rob the FRS
National Bank in Newark, New Jersey
last Sunday afternoon, BY blowing opes
the door Of the safe. The explosion
was 80 heavy as to break the windows
and blow off the sky ght in the room
Every body in the neighborbood ran L
the spot, but the rogues were gone
They secured no boo,r. For davligh
operation this is one of the boldest OF
record.
After the Union boys took Lookou
| Mountain, rebel soldier who had con-
cea, d himself, came out of his hldnl
place, mounted large rock, threw of
hat and coat, and Shaking himsel; ike
chicken freed fro.n damp confinement
exclaimed, GLOW are you, Southern
Confederacy /"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23


Vast numbers OF the men composing
the veteran regiments in the Union ar
mics are being mustered into the service
for three years longer. The First Min
nesota regiment will re-eullst neatly
en- masse; the Vermont brlgade, also,
with the exception OF sixty, and TIE
First District of Columbia with nearly
the same unanimity. The number Of
veterans who will re enter the service
from the Army of the Potomac alo'e
will be upwards of 10000; and an equal
if not larger, proportion OF the vet
erans in other armies will vountc r tor
three years or the war. While the ho-
eral bounty offered by the general gov
eroment has much to do with this state
of affairs, the granting Of furIoughs oil
thirty days, to afford the battle worn sol
der an opportunity to visit his home,ha
had much more. Many Of the dcsertions
from the rank and file are owing, not t.
. want OF patriotism, but to the fact that
the deserters long for short visit to
their homes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
senasor Hale and the Tribunc.


The New York Tribune. which is the
accussr Of Sen ator Hale, fails to see IN
bic brassy defense any justification Tor
HE acceptance Of the large brides winch
induced him 10 retain the release ION
parole" Of persons charged with rooo'ns
the government. Of course there can
be but one view OF Hale's conduct
among appropriated minds but as
some Of his partisans attribute much OF
the comment made to "Coperhead' hos
tility, j, may be worth while to give
what the radical Tribune has to cay
From The Tribune's Washington special.
Senator Hale, in his remarks to-day,
of which an extended report has been
sent by the agent ofthe associated pres,
admitted the essential facts contained
in our telegram published in yesterday
Tribune. The question remaining iof
the Judiciary Committee to inve tgs'e
is wether in the affair in question be
acted and was paid In the capoetty q
lawyer, or ia that Of a Senator. Those
who engaged his services can doubtless
throw light on the subject. The pubiic
can form some judgement from the iacIf
now in its possession.
From the Tribune's Leading Editorial
Mr.. Hale, it appears, having been sue
cessful in procuring the liberation OF enc
person who was in prison on charge q
mafeasance in Office, wa appled TO -
another case, uhich seems TO haze a
good deal of money IN IL. The oifer o
a retainer OF 81, 900 seems to have rais-
ed ,loubts in the Senator's mind az to
the propriety Of his dipping deeper into
this line OF business.
Why was 1000 offered to Mr.
Hale for his services in this case is N
in the habit of receiuing retainer %
$4,000 when he is retained as o toryer
1t seems not, from his own account
Why was he offered $4,000 is this case
Was u not because II pas presumed OF
hoped tha, has posit,on as Sc ator' ms
political Distinction and influence
sooulienable m,toachieUe r's"ftS achsch
an egaa ly good lowyer. iack'ng these
Advantages, mouM uainiy attempt :
We do not know that suca was tue tact
and yet the case looks as though II
were
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
A CASE OLE RRIRERY.

4 prominent New England Senator
is compromise by evidence gong 10
show that he received $4,000 for rs N
faence IN getting person Out q INC
O Capitol lrison who had been con-
fined there on charge Of dcfranding
the government, aud for rendering 10 the
same person other services OF similar
nature. The affair has creoted tie NJ
most establishment among those @ho
haze heard of II. The difficulty OF
putting stop to public plunderng IS
greatly enhanced by the high nhuen Is
which can go often be retained for 9
small per centage OF the ii gotten CANS
to scr cen the culprits fiom JUS ice after
their fraudulent practices have been d.s-
covered.
Who il the rascal! Which Of tic
twelve is he? They are Fessenden aud
Morrill, Of Maine, Clark and Hale OF
New Hampshire, Collamer and Foot CT
Vermont, Wilson and Sumner Of Mass
achusetts, Dixon and Foster Of 90 acct
icut, and Anthony and Sprague 81 Rhode
Island. Until the name OF the com
promised" individual is given every one
of these Senators will stand under 3
cloud.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23

AR1zorA.-The San Jose Mercury
thus speaks of this Territory; "Take a
large dry goods box, fill it half full OF
sand, aud put few rough stones, throw
IN an armfl Of Cactus and a thimble
fnlI Of water in ono corner, put in a
harmed rattlesnake, horned toad, and a
iisrard. tarsntula, : cent'pede, scorpi-
on. and ! wild thistle. then take a birds
arc view Of Is and you have in miniature
sfsir description Of the beautiful fertile
Arisoua-st lent u the greater portion
elik"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23

Plaids are en- regle in Paris tlis win
Ter. A recent letter says: Everyw here
we 90, be it to the Champs Eyseee, to
the Bois. or to the Tuleries gardens
the great play ground OF TIE Psrslan
;nven;ht;es-to n.odis.es or msntna max
ers to the silk MERGERS or cloak ware
houses. nothing but plaid "'cets the eve
There seems to be positive mania Tor
those gay patterns; and literally from
he.d TO foot are they worn. We see
Maid bonnet., plaid feathers, plaid rib
hons plaid neckties, plaid dresses, plaid
tr;mminps, plaid sha~ls aod NANTES,
Maid pet,icoats, and even plaid silk
stockinr.. To tbi, long list can make
many additions. There plaid chenille
hair.ne,s, plaid ribbon head dresses,
plaie chenille fringes, plaid rucbes, and
even morning caps are now trimmed
with loops-rosetses formed with variety
of narrow ribbon-velvets, arranged SO
% to produce the effect of plaid.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
IT, Ensnr Sowing asacs,ime.

Li,e EssG11 sowing SBacsssStc.
Ger LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
{ ~ !. j. fast "a ming Worldwide reputation.
It 1 doubt tho les. and cheapest and
a-t ,eea'tfei 3. all Family wing Machines
rst j. Il % the public. NJ other Family sew
~ &ssA.3o has 50 r.anY usefal appliances for
.e.a'aine. binding, Telling, Incking, Gathering,
aaesin., osaidng, EniJroidering, Cordiug, aGd
SO forth. 10 other family sewing machine has so
much capacity for great variety OF work it
will sow all kinds of Goth ard with all kinds Of
thread. Great and recent improvements make
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable, and
most durable. and mast certain in action at oil
rates OF speed. IL makes tie inter.ocked stitch,
which i the best known. Any enc, even Of the
ordinary capacity. can see, NJ glance. how TO use
the letter Family Sewing Machine. Oar Fam
lily Sewing Machines are finished IA chaste and
exquisite style.
ihe Folding case Of the Family Machnei; a
piece OF cunning worklu nship OF tho most cful
kind II protects the machine when net in use,
and when about to be operated may be opened as
a spacious an. substantial table to sustsin the
work. WAiie sose Q. tho Cases, made on, OF the
choices. woods are 6aished in the plest and
chasscst manner possible others are adorned and
embelished in ihc most costly and superb manner.
1t Is absolutely necessary TO see tho Family
Machine in cneration, 30 as to judge o! its great
caracity ami beauty. It's fast becoming as pop
ular for iomily sewing as Cur Manufacturing ma
chimes are Tor manufacturing purpose
The Branch Offices are all well supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, &C., Of the best
quality.
send for g PAMPHLET.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ass Broadway. Il. Z.
az Chicsgo Office, 80 Clark Street.
H. khAJSE,
ig23-d5in Agent in Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23
UNITED STATES R7sbTEE
Beach street. Boston

Directly opposite the Boston and Worcester
Rsilroad Depot.)
THE CNDERSIGNED. WHO HAS BEN
{ connected with the American House, in III
city, for over nine years. has leased this we'll
known ard popular Hotel TOR term Of years, and
pledges himself TO his friends and the publsc to
use his utmost .forts to sultan the reputation o.
he UNITED States HOTEL, as "a frst-class
house The public may rely upon finding, tae
app iances and comforts Of hrStelass Hot1.
Price, as heretofore, Two Dollars per day
ag5-6m Frank II. PRATT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23

MARauls::or BurE.-Oycr two million.
pounds sterling will be the amount Of
ready money at the dispos al Of the
Marquis of Butte on his coming of are,
The Marquis il in his sixteenth yesr,
and at Eton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23

As it is the n. Y. Tribune which re
ports the rascality Of another New Eng
land Senator We may be sure that there
10 no mistake about it. The following
is the 7ribune's special Washington DIS
match
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-23

81 NTLsuAN. cured of Nervous Debility

AGE NTLhMAN, cured Ct Nervous Debility
Incompatcacy, Premature Decay and youthful!
Error, actuated By desire to ben tit Others VIII
bo happy to furnish to all who need 1t Gree oil
charge,> tie recipe and directions for making
the g.nplo remedy used in hi case. Those
wishing profit by his ,zperience, and posse
Valuable Remei~. viii rocsiye the s me by re-
turn mall Carefully se4icd.l BY addressing
JOHN. +. OGDEN,
-,s6.ea No. 80 Nassau Street. New York.