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TOTAL ACCUMULATION


Arc sou tla tead OF 1amGy? OF hsEa you any oas
near and dear to you, dependent upon you for sup
pert?
Are hose loved ones in tuation nat to aufar pecu-
...siiy Ii case OF yon7 suddea death9 Ars you Will
lpg 10 EeEect present opportunity OF placing them
besocd the possibility Of suffering. should they b.
derived Of youV protection ard support?
Are not the Sd noaons Of TIE great uncax:atntF OF
life trequ.nt and impressive? sutought you evea to
pcstpoLe making provision for those who now rely
!. upon yo1 for their sustensuce. should such Gals
n.ty as your death befa1l them?
Are ycur business aatzs arranged that Iour sudden
death would net involve sacrifice In the settlement
ofyour estate for the wantof few nundl ed or thou
SAID dollass caah to pay u2 al uaaltdes. etc.?
Are yon not willing to deny yourself some Little iudu
gence whereby you could save tro 4 ten to twenty
cena dsy and secure therefor life policy Of from
$1tco to *ae according to your age. u a7otd az
pes1E your family to waat IN case OF your death. or
10 rare them the necessity Of depending upon the
ccld charities Of the worla7
Do cot defer duty 80 u1aedi.tely imperative upon
every prudent msc- Tic very difficulty Jou may er
pe1ence Il raisng the pl eum Ia the strongest atgu
matt making the eGo-t. incutr. tho temporary
sacrifice may occasion, to protect 3o1r family from
dest!tution In Gaze Of your death. NOW you are we'll
ard can secure policy; tomorrow. alcknsas NAY
forbid 1t, .
TIE Dividend Just declared of Fifty t5o) Per cent
reduces the premium onena1f. 'rS
4 mose reliable Lie Insurance Company Is not Ia
and the best Judges Of such matters II Chi
cago-hundred ds in uumber-hear testimony to It By
number, room pe1its the mention Of The following
, 1863-07-11

: The Leaycnworth Conservative Of the 8th
sa,e: On tile 1st of July the Secretary Of the
Intertor o,tered Mc. Walcott to suspeud all
surveys Of the Kicsapoo Reserve. Itnpostlnt
testimony hss been placed before.the Depart
ment showing that the consent Of the Indians
to the kckapoo t,eaty vas lsana9.enty o.
ed to it. The survey will be suspended until
ths whole .uutter can be fully Investigated.
It is probable TINT Hon. VIM. T. Dole will
come on here during the present month to
lock into the alleged fraud.
, 1863-07-11

IK. HARRIS IMPROVED D
ssmonm0N BEATERn
III a. Y p r. T. 8 8 .
An respops desiring the edvantsgss Of this cslehra
ted PseeA, ~lthtrE the exclusive monopoly lE tHe
Of same tor sry specied territory. kre hereby
Iotttcd tcAt arg no manufacturing lie
!" STATIONARY OR 6AE,
AZ desred and Will mr. sh TIE Pres. Al complete ard
Ia OF King order short notice It has been ts9.Ed
In evtzy particular. and has proved ltsett
TIE 1ESC IN USE,
md the only ono which Will make baIes suitable for
prohtut).e shipment hy railroad Ten to1s may pc
loaded acd ehirptd L. oIdiaary box c2r. As NOW
nps1yed, ttlas the additional
OF Po2TA R1LTrX,
and may he tct Cd ard uaed isdenendent Of any Frame
work * n.tacs s-Mt Is h4tn building ot any Kind
Gend for I!sy Pres Ctrcn!af
G.lesbu: {. HEnol*. June 10. 1sS. ,,,.,c ro
Ihsvo legally authorized J. F. Frost = Co to manu-
factuse tie SOI.AiuN lie ATEIs PRESS: vita au ps
teTtcd Improve and to stH aud trAaaf y. ~
sSebta for me- the exclusive right u my u3sbd tarr
tort cf tie United Etates BY desd embraclnY tbs PRO
tecon Of the original e1fenaioa pAent. and Az "a:
c1nriye Use Of E41EE 10 With ms G:xn 81
PEeSa- JUN r. HakHCa.
Pntt t,rce add1ees 4nersyflla. Switzerland Con7ty
1plIara, jes1-EsStsw
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The Marine Company Of Chicago.
Eeqal Notifes.

TVSTATE OF ORSON SMITH,
~ peceased-Publ1c notice Is hereby given. to ~
ptrtons hsynG caina snt dea. d aSsanss te sssste
iudication and sfttIeu'eEt 1t regular term Of Ihc
Gnty Court of Cock County 70 be holden r n tns
d2Y Of August 4 fHa, 7e1pE the 18th day thereof
AksE5NssEs 6kst5N sHifa & isfnalfu' Administrator.
Chicago, Ju1y2, 186S- N3-eostW
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ECU. 44lQik.
FT TALUABLE BUSINESS AND
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
FOE SALE AT A. BARGAIN.

Tivc sto.cs cn 1ale street. four Stores o. soute
NesGf tt5tet: three 6tsfe4 on Franklin Ftrtet rear
I:Ee forty Lois In one block near Onion Park With
gsh, wafer and sewer convenient the splendid rc1
roure trottlcg Union Park and "s.'dngton etrects
VITA .6S feet fort the Park vnlned In =: ~ oo
s:fy: 1.ent,e q s. s. HAYES. No. Court Aousa. .
iNl.E.E-AE
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T ANDS.-To ali waiting Farms
la Iatre and thrfs!uk settienrat Of V1neiaad std
ctmat.. ihifty res Bonth at Phlaac'phix By rarasd
nc sol produces ltree crops tsenty ssFe ~ 1rsss .
good business oocu!ngr. good eociey, HnndFeas ~
st,tli. and making lnp.oEsmenta; Appg e C44a
Il. j. letter. answered Papers cortal.t3E fnl l.
formation y III he 8art free t4!A*N TT
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ITO MILLERS OR MER-
IL CHANTs.-The undersigned Offers for sa1a taa
Steam FlouliDg Mills known a.
, 1863-07-11

NJ OTICE.-Madame Andrews,
~ Est1vo5a4t. ftsn BeateA. Eaa.. cAa bs ean.
~ SOUTH mQNHQE STREET.
tlstyoyxnt exAAiuatoes sno de1la1. She &lse tesaA
sra,f f1tEe1t ND Future. Te:Hs 50 csats AoRzs
@om "a n8F. Il. tytA1l71N
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" EsTERN 7; !; Il LAND A|1,,,ot. AeENoE sas ,;s
r, tn.nsored aud uItmpeoyed-for sa1e. PAo2ahleS
n1ate dent fss +f;a, fs.nis4s1 is is a
g:sie. Nd Iucis Perfona} attention Erea in sps1l
sa !tG 4 s4e snee 91 :. ~ o's c4e +
t!1lrG styeet, Chicago Post once Boz 56H.
liz. En
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TUE MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
/ ASCE ca. st New To:k r, 8. Winston. PreA-
sa1t Cash Asaeta FehIna.y ltt, l852.
20,
Il. cRogKHrTF. General Agent for Northern and
Ce-t:n1 Ultrote No C!Ark IT., Chicago. ll-ES-1y
, 1863-07-11

NTcALLI6TER,H HALL
H4 GENERAL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Es South Water street, Chicago. III. r. q. Box N37.
TAE1rD--Hbs.rk no lbs. Of Wool. on Eastern oTdeis.
Superior While Winter and Spring Wheat Flour for
IYad ada
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GUIDE TO HEALTH.

Frorn the poctoss long experience in Hospatal ant
N1yAAe frAct1ce TIC I. abe seztaEn and x1u EuAfA1
&ec pei1t cures all Special Diseases Ia tho mos
pevcyr sud complicated st+ges. In Fc.y short tine
T1tout the ude ct mercury. x,., 49, T..
Young men eut1cf1ng ffOm Nervous Dehlity arc IN
F1ted 70 call.
4 PERFECT CURE WAHRAN1EUs
Pcrsous suffering rom isrSula11t1es shoud call ii
TIx: al ctty Teta1ences a. to ability and succesa
-.t14
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TomE- IODINE WATER.

nR -H1LLlAiD-Long and fa-
~ vorab1y Known In 1he Northwest. has i.s onase
Ut q Randolph street, Chlesgo up stAlra for tee cur1
at III diseases aAe female. Special astenon given
10 all ma,sdies ot lotg standing. lave cured soae
rf tue worst cases Of blood iseaees ever known In
xhts country. F4t1ents It distance can conant me
~ letter With every confidence. Advice gratis Sn-
lnst eamp to securea ready tointerTogattonA
Female Golden Lunar Pills. prics one dollar PEI box
1eent to any distance three tnreacoDt stAmps aroro
7uiled to prepay postage. Otuce hoass hom8 L. IL I'll
.0F.M. P. O. Box ESQ. Chicago III !. 1cz7-EsAsaw
, 1863-07-11
TOCTUR BlGELCW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,


Ex- be consulted a. Ills ONCE l79 South Clark Street
cor at Monroe chicago. III. hall block fom The
Fna, Once on MI Co45c Deasef and d1fesses Of both
pNxtt, Which he tn viii unPtra!lsle1 tuccess
KouE1s tepArAre here iadies and StueMen can con
suit the Doctor. cnicc hnure frC, a. II. to Z. "
BunGayt 10to1a A.M Co~mNEiEatsons cann4
oIsuf.st1ofs free address +. o. Boz G4. Inclost
kHk EtAxaps and get his
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Efrnrsiuug.

sry!ye T1%nEeenn 19sR EW = 1.tt
Tickets to eSse poEts aud retaro. good for The d,
nad E1curtI,1 Tran only VII Re sail q tSs dsRss
YYxte4Sz,8H 8. G. 3ALUHAH. MY.
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no OTHER COMPANY

Hiss ever done this after policy ws forfeited By non
tht.sfare canuut lo.e hat shey psYtn HtheY become
unable to Lake t1ctr reEulsr psJMents-
, 1863-07-11

n Il. COW An & CO.,
241 LAKE STREET,
WIN pay the bigLest market rr1ce for WcoL. HDKH
fKI1a. RACE OLD METAls. BkEsWAx and GIHsSo.
, 1863-07-11

This Medicine Increases the Power of plges.
ton, and Excites the Absorbents into
healthy action, by which the Watery
or Calcarous Dispositions, and all
the Unnatural Engagements
are Reduced, as well as
Pain and Inflammation.
, 1863-07-11

Are- tEc annual premiums are paid. The Company
will tths. return rattabla p.urorto1 tad-ecf, o.
cva paid up policy for such Al amount - tnat caaa
vssue would purchase without further R15mene.
, 1863-07-11
Qtn1tnt,

GREAT D1scovxBT!UEEEUI and VALUABLE
, 1863-07-11

E1EN6IlCL4 EAlE1uX LKW. IT I!EEtEu II
22 LASALLE STREET.
Capital, --- $3.50, 900.
Il sprepa,ed to furnish the usual facilities to cu.to-
me1s and correspondents. T. AIKEN. Pea1drut.
EDW E BREASTED. Cashier,
DIRECTORS .-E Aiken. REM r. Hut .hlrson, John 2.
Sherman, Ean1 y. AlleIton, Byron Rice, karaI u
NtrkerTun~ SAu1N. D. howard. TtAcy J. Brons3n-
W A}1erfnn fr&-W3S5-iv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
TnE following precious scrap comes

4
HE 'oio""g precious scrap co"es
from the report Of Wade, Chandler u
I Cos Committee on the Conduct Of the
W. |, i a BRIGHT na.sace in The liz
a. os ~. p.,,m.. a.
~ - ~ -, :,
uahsp heo s'"oe INV '''"'' was 'o"'o''o
from, lis head
Gen. Burnside states that, beside the
'he'e''o"o, = - - .ta,.a,,,','
+ 80 na,ener, IL. nlaos, uoireysaI
E,eiiaq oB.ong lie generqj obictrs
! u4uAsi a. Some 81 those oe'cers free
y 1dte rem 10 |e.| ie'".9S :" "'e pro-
49, III ,.Las -
,.,,,., ,Lo l,.,lo II E,eJ.pck .iurr
/ &c. Gca. Burayile tirecte4 AZ order 10
u .aSra, rhich nc Sf91ea Geaernf "
g. - I"'' '''e1 ''s"'fS''a .0"'
~. p.o..}s, r.j..,.3
..tls,s te,.,, ,j,,,, ,edL me nr,py.ot' The
+ pofompc, aud also pronounced re- teucr
- - - - nv ~ -
Zen i''a n " ''n 'ie.''
al III, ~, a rub,eai,op
f IT, pi,n. Buratiae) vas informed that
he i.e,ilent decaoed to approve hs
y der ~ : onl ~ eohein"ed 70 -
1''e ~" ~" '"e e''''','',,' :; =" ..a
II,al.t,phi.n.a.
u
~ :
- H.,
~. :. n.ao. j.
1a.. ,.,,.a. !, M
1.l, - '.t,.,o No "a. ITO
o, IN. ~; 49,
,'. ,Il ~, o,,.. 49,
o.l3
~.oh H., 80 al .,.b ~;
~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
Post Giiico SUNNI iifae liable.
Arrival and Departure of the Mails.
r1sTorYlok Ar ,ANaNroRT. lowA.

IAsrKRS Mall Closes ~ 4. VI. anis p.
v Arrives st G'. a. Mai ~ +. Al sun lays
cxeertri.
MtsfeaS MAIL Clos at y L. 81. Arrives
A y study ped
Ae.tnsea Iowa Mall Ii94es At 81 +. 81.
Afaye- pt; ~ T. 81
SstIHtr> lava MALI Closes at An. Al.
riy,a III A. H.
Nosrn.HN VI. nEWtrr- Closes sunday. Tues
Jay aua inufs ay y T. Arrives uei day.
lbutsiay aui aturd4y At r. VI.
korTt NJ. iNf7f-s - Hiur tirass otc- Closes
Aandas. Neino day al Friday Al sl.. eek T. n
Arrives tuesday, Thursday and Satur,ayat Z
l'ciock ii.
hegrR 80 l09as Via Tipten Close. Tuesl.,
mi friday a. u o'clock NJ arrives Tuosday ana
Fridayat ~ o'clock NJ.
Ro TX No. lu9i7--via Fuffsi Close. Friday
II O'Clock srrses SATURDAY at6 O'Clock
PM.
ssoprs No. lo25o-vis Walnut Fork. and nix
~. el".rs Waaue,day at 80 L. 81 Arrives
saturday II 6 r. ".
offles iiouRa- n Office open " O'clock A VI
ienera delis"rs co.cd ~ = O'Clock n N otls Z
'le-et "a n lnck l.. n uiee open On Su az
from = 55 70 lNl clock A NJ.
To- A. he prnclpsl mills ore carried by Raj
totd, sii the time staiel herein vii hc
RAlL hoaD ING the clock IN the Super.ntend
ents Office, VI. 4 n. RI Depot. hein, the stand
ard cit.s IT, Ei.DkIHGE p ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

The Democracy Of the State Of Iowa are re-
,ues.ed to send de- eyates to a State Convention
hereby called, to be held at the Capitol IN the
elty Of DssMoinss, on WEDNESDAY,, TIE 2"TH
DAY OF MAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ. for
.he purpose Of nominating can iidates for Gov
etIo., Lieut.. Governor, AMI Judge of supreme
Court, to be sspportsi at the easnins October
sle.tion, and oil trsnsac,ing such othe, bushes.
ss may be deemed necessary.
Tae basis OF County Representation viii DO one
delegate Tor every ons hundred v,ses cast Tor
g.ss ari H. sylvester, Secretary of sta.o, and oae
Tor every fraction over afty.
The Democracy of tne several counties IN m
State requested to see that tho necessary s.eps
a.s tax n il their respective counties 20 lnsur &
heir full represen alton n the Sta Convention.
by order Of tho Democratic State Cenual Com
ni:tee.
NJ ELIWo0D, Chairman.
J. c. Teak, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

DEaocaATlc DoSATios pAE,y.-TLa
democrats Of Laporte county, Ind, hay-
ing been charged by their o pponen,s
with being unmindful Of the wants OF
sstdier.' families, 90. up donation par.
y . few days ago, at which the hand
some sum Of seventeen hundred dollar,
was conitibuted for The relief Of The
wires ard children Of the so,dieys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
Pork king In the West.

The Cincinnati Prec Cmytat Of the
18Th hs complete stat sues u pork
packing III The States D, ONO, India u,
Kentucky, iuioois, Michigan, Wnc5nsie.
losa AID Mas )uri, 81 owlng that tic
jolai number Of heg. packed dorug tn
season a't Closed i 4 .o69,520, beng I
l,a51,1S1. The g'atest increase il ID
Iowa.
I hs following ! the number Of hce.
packed al each point III tins State
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
SLiN iuN MOUSE

HORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLIE, 7
prissx .sgsi.iu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
Bounty and 1'cliSiDssS.

10y A LATE LAW OF CONGRESS-, I'll
soldiers who have been discharged in cor
sequence ut wounds received In bat,e, are nov
eutitlei 10 the 800 bounty
We collect Is rNrI.s TOR soldiers who We
served two yea :, or Who have been discharged
a. above; also lNvAttn PEsslors and PR>sIo>s
for widows, minor childten, mo ers and o'phs.
sisters OF deceased soldiers also the bounty due
the wi ows, minor children, parents or relative.
ot Diseased soldiers.
PARKER Il EDWARDS.
inch 20-tf Nam street Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

4 Ny PERSON HAVING A SMALL HOTSF
| : four " hre rannts and filr loi. 10 eel
ca hear q . X 4 purchaser by adir .si4, IL /
l.2' Davenport Posi- othee al ls-ti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28

4 SMART, ACTIVE GIRL WHO UNDER
n stands gene'a al housewprk, will l-atn of n
permanent situation in very small family rs
apply q L. ". HARRISON.
hEli A3tl land gent. L. q NuiIdinr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
DrScs.se0,


I-RoI CAMP ntNDEnSHoTT, on THE
eht Of the llth ms ions a. AisDos, n
,iyate OF Co. h. oih lo.a Cavalry. Sald His.
don il tScnty live years 81 age. Il feet eight
AID three f"urths in;hs. high bac eyes, san iy
hnir lair com pe,lon. hgrn in the state Of Yer
mont, enlisted ut Marion, low 1. tor three years
HAD on whel he let. ciiiz,n's pants and coat
AMI sold Jet = black felt hal.
said lisdon soc y bright tay horse abo1
liIs hands high, sdde mark "a 1T eide
branded u. >. on lett shoulder, and X on eff
hir.
and aelisery Of said hi sdon and no Sc 10 any of
fcer who will re ain them TIL secured BY The
proper authorities or proportoua o reward
will be : aid for the delivery Of either
Iy order Of - ). WILSON
Col comd. III Iowa Cav.
H. L. Muller. Adjt
CAMP nEkDEssHorr, Davenport, Ioxal
March 10th, ls63.
peh l7.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
Real EsfN!c .fgeMcy.

rJ,aE SUBj0R BERs HAVE ENTERED IN
l 10 copartnership for the transaction OF q
general Real Es business. They viii Civ
til sir attention to the huyin4 sell NJ aud renting
of real estate. paying taxes, coll citing, and any
transactions that fall within the legitimate lin.
of their busiaess. from their long residence +
both being " Old settets" aud general familiar
ity with real estate operations, they ,tter them
selves they will be a1le TO give satisfaction TO all
who may eDtrust their business 10 them.
UFFicx-Post Office building. sec md fDor.
A. SANDERS,
J. N. ELDklDGE,
Davenport, April ], ls6s DIFF.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
l:recIey,s Grandchildren.
WITTY
Prom the New York World

father and great great gfandiathcrs.-
Mr Greeley cslab shes TIE pi ecedent ~
foll,ws in saturday. Tribune
Eth +. prrdy, the "War-llorse" OF
Old lammauy, IN oi po ing the accep-
lance bg the Board Of Supervisors Of an
invitation to tend tie loyal meeting
Oh Monday, in,imaied his ertrc lack q
sympathy with The q let's Of the meet
ing, and his perfect Willingness 10 70 &C.
counsea u coppe!heaa L. tho follow
,ny cxtrac, from Rtpta9fot's hot"t Dr.
aette, March, l.,5, C1he tmea iha' med
mems soals,') il would seem That thls
md ference 10 human freedom and tue
na,iona peri j. hereditary
"i.rcu..assh, l145 = j evening"
were married =, WI te ans, W otrea
ter county, New York, Mr. Gatr q
pordy. Youngest sou Of Mr. NAG'' Pnr-
4, 10 inc agreeable II - Charity l'tr.
H.. daughter Of Mr.. eph lorgs bota
81 tim, loVoi town. whst IA cl!aiF
i remarkable ID the hitaf i ul- Tue
Guests consisted OF 1t, seven l,r,ous ],
thittY seven 81 wnum were iu.dts, ahl
srA SINGLE wmG AMekG Tnl N
Frank bo,re's Diary Of til Hec..D-
ton. pok !. p. 5i.
Mr.. GAbr,cl ru.ls Aforesaid WAS, a.
We are Informed, tie granaiather q
FL lah /. luidy.
NV all,r publishing tbs tentfa ~
cord i turu- ,u that Tie Iaiaaes IT,
fofm.tion was false. Yesterdays ~
bus.e Is OBLIGED to publish tat
II ih +, rnrJy TIT tho grandson
If oahni,I pGftg, who Va7 "nr'ed- a.
Nhlc lalAns "a March, l.u5, hat 4
'rtmo,hy Purdy, Who vac ai'.o.nt Qua
Is pa.io,, and Ic aud al . hers 4 H.
luc were igy uti.narY whl4s q tue
most determined am unhita>abIe
staaa. some o. whom sui led iup,lson.
men, N Philadelphia for Their hIoli Y
Ia the noble can IN which all was Al
t,ko in those memorable had tr}'ns
tunes.
laere was 10 Known relationship be
tween the line ef Timothy and G,breI
'grat. ana thor views 10 regald 10 the
l.eyo.atiun were ~ WIDE apart as The
poles.
70 the ''War liorse' comes ont nom
Mr. Greeleys tcs' an IN NJ o,ehab.e IA.
tot.
After tbs, perhaps, W may hc *
cn,yl lor tuning 10 Mr. G'roc'o I'M
rssuaI record. Mr.. l'arto., II NJ, ~,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-04-28
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

All wishing to purchase good Machine are in
ted 10 ex .mipt this before pure a.ing else
where. Warraaled one year, WITH proper usage
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-20
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.

After a thorough trial OF more than ter
years, the time pieces manufactured BY IN,
American Watch Co., of waltham, Mass.
have gained firm hold upon the favor OF Ia,
public, and now, no less than -, 600 Of thea
are speaking for themselves in the pocket.
of the people. From a very insignificant be-
ginning the business has increased until We
are justified in stating that WE MAKE
MORE THAN ONE HALF OF all the
watches sold in the United States. Repeat
ed enlargement Of our factory buildings, and
the labor of 500 operatives, still fluid Us un-
equal to supply the constantly increasing de-
mand. And We may here observe that not.
outstanding the high price of labor and
materials, We actually sell our products nj
less prices than those current five years ago.
We refer to these facts only for the pur-
pose o properly Introducing another subject
relative to our manufacture of Watches
Hitherto our chief object has been 10 make
good watches for thu million Mt the loves
possible price-somothing to take the place
of the ke-believe watches called "An-
ores, ""Lepines. '"English Patent Levers, ;"
etc, annually thrown upon this market. IN
countless numbers, by European workshops.
watches which are the refuse of their fac
tories, unsaleable at home and perfectly
worthless everywhere.
This objec; We have accomplished. md
now we have to announce. that we have COM
menced the manufacture OF watches OF the
very highest Grade known to Chro-
nometry. nnequalied 10y anything hitherto
made by ourselves aud unsurpassed 10y any
thing in the world. For this purpose we
have the ampest facilities. We have erect
ell an addition to our main buildings ex.
pressly for this branch of our business, and
have filled il with the best work men In our
service. Proftng 10y our long experience.
We have remodelled the form Of our watches
introducing such improvements a. havebcen
suggested and proved To be good from time
to time. and have Instituted new and severe
tests OF isochronism, adjustment and com
pens alton. New machines aud appliances
have been constructed, which perform their
work with consummate delicacy aud exact.
itude, and the choicest and most approved
materials only are used. Nothing iu facts
wanting either in mechanical principles, ma
teriai or workmanship to ensure perfection
in tho result.
We continue to manufacture our other
well known qualities under the following
names
appleton, Tracy & Co.," Up. S.
Bartlett" And the =" Soldiers Watch"
"Wm. Eilery.'
The latter, the lowest priced watch we
make, is Il substantial, reliable time piece,
cased in sterling silver hunting pattern, and
is not liable to get either out of order in
marching riding or fighting. All the above
described watches. including the .6resf,
which is named "AMERIcAS Warren Con-
rANY," are sold by watch dealers generally
throughout the country.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-20
AT THE SHAW BUILDING.

If any lady or gentleman has an
eye for the beautiful, they would do
well to call at the Shaw Building and
examine l.. ID. Bunch's stock of Dry
Goods. He has on hand some $4,000
worth of new Goods, among which
You may find all that your hearts de
sire. Call around, ladies. We think
it would do your eyes good to see
those fine dress goods and furs, or.
perhaps, we should have said, your
hearts, by way OF keeping them
warm. And not forgetting our young
friends, in the Juvenile department
we have every thing in their line that
will clothe them from the crown OF
their heads to the soles Of their feet.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-20
"KITCuEN GI.EN.v

Persons in search of good Cook
ing Stove, should not fail to see tho
popular timed and ventilated over
stove, "Kitchen Queen which they
can find at McAdams' stove store
This stove has been awarded many
premiums ut State and County Fairs,
including the Randolph County FAN
of 1868. IL has been on sale during
the past year at the above mentioned
place, 40 having been sold to citi-
zens OF Randolph County; all Of
whom will certify to their superior
qualities. Call and examine before
purchasing inferior patterns at same
price. 1t
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-20

GopEY FOR DECEMBER. This clos
inc number of the year is the best
that we have ever seen Of this Mag
azine. The engravings are unusual
" fine, and the reading matter is OF
superior character. Marion IIar-
lands story is an excellent one. So
is The Daily Governess." Meta
is n terrible heart-tragedy.
So year; copies 50. l.. ~.
Cooley, 323 Chestnut St, Phlladel-
phia, Pa.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-11-20

Az lNcIDEST.-As party of citi-
zens were out hunting a Sabbath or
two ago, and while they were scour-
ing piece of wood mile or more
in extent, and situated some five
miles, az we are told. south east OF
town, they came upon a squad ofpeace
Democrats who had sequestcred
themselves there for the purpose of
drill. They had erected logheap
fire and were performing their evo-
lutions around it, And what is al
most as remarkable as the circum-
stance itself, they were led by the
redoubtable Captain Bob Shorty"
of the celebrated "Mackerel Brig
ade." Those who have heard Of the
valorous exploits OF this worthy, as
depicted by the inimitable Orpheus
&. Kerr, will be grieved to learn of
his prostitution to such base and ig-
noble purposes.