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'NINELsANp. r,,,.. ,,,,.,.-.
eifirlfIi, ~ All isa..fl! lmso, I'D miles s,lh o! M
1s.sA.a - f-.Ioa4 RIB col yfuces large ciups wca
10 growing; ~ All 70 acre tfa.ts, a. BON 20
g. 81 atfr Iayato within luui ycags god business
olstlg, clal hos schools rd rod 'occt'. u l. no~ ne
osi iulga,il. pace AL cs Hurifsd, aie .,iilng
snl !!nr To irsr'y yh NH 'ho place . ili ORTIZ
urs9fqsiaed isogs answegcd fsIef consnf re1ol ,nc
rt.rg fl l .il.la 81 10 lsl, h,o AddI Iiitlil.i.o
l.. LANDS. illsaa.F. o. Cumberland Co., hss JeficJ.
Fssm Rrpait q sqlon Rol.n'on ~ ~ Tribune
" n Ia e.. 20 The % q cstrltiFe lritH fr-s ln fi t
.~ysfft Lls.ilfr c1ali4an f5f ii. ini i-f,iaf ~
Ns tl.s yfi.l. edo g! tse sfra "ef'ff liailrt
49,. -
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HATH CARNEY GIRLHOOD
Se- beiteT sli better every day ihe msri's 81 Ne
soy tposeu o. ia simplicity and purity Of style vih ia
noble lofty Ain pascl - every one who reads H. Net
day pties bi wAAi both gent snt ladies is NO
III IS THE BLSf STORY EbEA READ;
ju fascinating young ladies from 20 20 of
whom written IL vii eur0olc and elevate The fe o.
every young person thu; reads and Ia not boob that u
AMI pat lido but vii Be rold and oTcr
asaln t Fht lie becomes pat and parcel d clr ow a.
Elailcut ccIgyfnG tell you have done uob.s Won
tho book y delightful and must nave enormous se "a soon
parents AID sunday School isachsri tnd Il out
One u fhe eminent Boston lawyers fsys; The
most de-. gLtfui book to ever read"
P1IeLts Iesd 8. and judge i1r yorrssveL
ldce, . IS
THREE EDITIONS ALREADY SOLD.
the Fourth is printing.
AL the BROADWAY BOOKSELLERS retail II.
OLFLh 5. ELLI, NLoessls Dfeier
LORIhJ Publisher.
10. 3l9 WashHgtosE.. Bottom
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a MANUAL OF DEVOTIONS
FOR
DOMESTIC AND PRIVATE UsE.
GEORGE UPHOLD y. D.,
prsuop nv IyDflSs.

..ig
The Family Prayers" Q: the late Henry Iholaton ESQ Of
Chaplain, England, from which this volume has been oiehy
compiled presen-.d 20 the cor1r er by cn. -led
fenemen IN Cs0aa three yesT 40. They have been
ksed Ia his family worship fuoe with great tcoefiA
and. he trusts with spiritual edilcltion.
The only modification o)ep .ed e hfst We, The necessary
ohanee the petitions relating civil ruler. and government
bus i!l-0a them IL reference 70 fae
bitter changes ad modification, seemed ne needed IL the
tuIpy OF certain omitted topics end an s1o,tonA AID &C a.
hos TO soIne EXERT EItlse; loIn Preface.
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~ IT. RIVERSs BROOKLYN DANCING
W ACADEMY, No. . schsrnerhonst. corner II Court
An the fashionable Dances gilt IN course OF essona
Application my b. n,ds at any le Classes form
.ns Send ior c.fcslsf.
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Danting &cao,mies.

A. D0DWORrU" DANCING CLASSES
- colulcnce e.. No. 20 s;hsy on SATURDAY, Oct D
Commence a. No. ~ Monlss.s st., Brooklyn en- TUESDAY
Oct6
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90 'Eet.
1I1oLEAsE-A Valuable Mill PROPERTY

FYH0LEASE-A Valuable iii PROPERTY,
hnyrg 20 feet of foorreon, sid machinery for manu-
.scturi1s Wooru Good IN good rannng on'er ''et e'
powcr md e1euvs Outbnlldinss within - l' ..
the ey Of Nrg OK and convenient Tor Ilsponi'n oy
ord and vessel. altogether very desirable orHo" h'
M misses will tr ieasei in whole or W pir ~ s "a
be AIKEN with responsible party. te opportunity sh'o''
able for parties engaged or wiir 20 eng ~
fsciu,. address with real name only, box no ''' WV
YORK Post Office.
'Ta-O IET-A STORE on an Avenue lon''
L. end OFFICES IN Tho BIBLE HOUSE, h'offiace AP
nv Il the TreasuIrr's Office, sth Avenue entrance
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EOR SALE.-Ono Of the most Desirable
Places tho Hudson River, Only Twenty miles nom


Il Places tie Hudson River, Only Twenty miles hom
New YORK City;
CROWEN HOUSE. HASTINGS on TIE HUDSON.
fine afss house containing ,hy.ono Rooms lincuiue
Kitchen Gc the wide Center IIs In every story also
marble M1nies and Crate. IN four r' loor rooms sd
cc.lt hester furnace waning tie halls thfoushogt he
oase hihen Sri Laundry sAsrs Ia peTiec: o54cE, aus.
abe 10 Immediate occupation.
Tho for contains rzr'orr newly rspcred IA The
best end s'ye. Hall twelve cc, wide pap,fsdi oak
AID hioA walnut I.as and hshy vanished, Kerosene Claa
d.sfsan rrcerui substitute i0T lskt, Library Ia scrn
and oak rapcr hsy vanished aud WOOD WORK grained In
cal 'n,N study 81 hfsry bcsveeni Winter D.unshoom
and Library p'p-fci and painted to msichi also Sumner
Diam Esoom plprrsd in osk panel AID vainifhed, AID vide
ssiI .-asc 20 send fooH.
Haf an tcrr Lard well 'octsi with fn- variety
= sDi small f's VII Chsrrcs Pears ilams felchri
.pll Apes al aE ia. 5erEcs, SoossbeIr.c
ofalcs. and sAsac and o.nau.en-. tres All shrubs,
Aus. ard confao1 Carriage House Ia p.oeoI Of build
in.. with c3avcliencc - water.
fof sale s'o IL COTTAGE salonlns With half IN Ae'e
- L,nl si CDiissv las l.,'y tesn crisfred ard
at IN pcc, repair outside AMI In ceHisns levcn Rooms
frsrl Cslaf AID Laundry ro1rf fo! Ihe whole no
regfy s5uni,n'y s1rp "a with srAs water al the rufcs
salty. and Cis'csns f1f L. uify
Af1. BUILDING LOr ~ sails On the West OF River
s5e ofts u4znslca-
A,tr.o T. J. GROWER
rroiss'sf .ni f. hiItifr. No etl If1s'w.y.
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Real GStaic for Sale.

4 COUNTRY SEAT-63 Acres, elegant and
~ hr'; cass Arse Delldns', miles from New fola
In Jersey Minutes wli nom derot-$ lG0O DO 100
Acres nile. Iom Jersey cry 4 tom Ncssrk, . from
Dt.eslr- 1880, a. Acres mile 'f9n Isrian. having
water front 1908. w II. ME.iCh, 10. ~ broadway.
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Doara ana Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn.-No
"A advance In Price. Terms, 81 50 Per day.,
A. 8. PLlMpTDN, PIopietor
BOARD few Gentlemen can be accom-
odsted with BOARD upon reasonab.s terms, ct To- u
pikc.si. Day hoafd,Ts ass accommodated.
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can obtain
Va - rory r1ut room with modem improvement,
IN . yfgA.e Gilly. whore .hcY ENJOY tue comfort.
home. Apply II 10 IS CLIFTON Place, between CniseEsi'
Y.pace aHi broadway.
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~ YOU MANI mo- KNOW

Why WeFern AMI Southern people more hbis than
sthcTs 10 have diseased liyefs, read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious boob for curious people aud good bo9h for every
Contents tables free at the principal
Gf,sghout tue country al WaneIs no .sscyst 81 VI
the author Dr. T.. b. fOOTE. No IiJD Broydwsy n y
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MRS. HENRY WOOD.

Author of "Vemors Pride" Shadow Of Ashlydai"
1.-THE Easls Heirs' Fas, Lynne" "Ctsrn;nss,"
"Mysicry" LIES Secret
The Castles Hoi."
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Nem publications.
MRS. WOODS NEW BOOK.

GREAT SUCCESS OF IT.
SQUIRE TREVLYN'S HEIR.
SQUIRE TREVLYN'S HEIR.
SQUIRE TREVLYN'S HEIR.
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D.A.& Co. h.7e recently Published

TIE NEW CLASS BOON or CHEMISTRY BY I'd
rar8 Yoaraaus NJ D. 80 pages, i2o, $40 ias;Tsiions
WAI PICTURES FROM TIE SOUTH. BY m Es:vsn,
G. Gael o. CavsIy in the Confederate Amy vol, lmo
pp 80. trce 81 p.
LlGAT. nsw Novel ~, new Author (Helen MODEL
w.. 11ino.. cob. FT.ce 81 -.
TWO fiCIUhES. or. WHAT ~ TrffE % OrRsRLFFs
AID MAT 1HE NoELD AHisks OF U.s. Ey sls.is j.
Memoir. VOL 2uo Goth, ~. SO fdce < 81
GLIMPSE or TsfL WORLD. BY the su;hor Of Amy
e. t.ii-- sewe. vol, Emo, cst p. 40 Price
MsDGF NmHT syp MoKSwe. by Il. T. O. ivol,
Ei1.. ~. 80. tuse p -
MAT 40 EkI, AtD HOW TO COOK IT. Contain
br ~ i,ecepts ~ T. blot yo. 2foo ~. 80 fr.ce
4 SUPPLEMENT TO DR. UREs DICTIONARY or
hRi-. MANUFACTURES And MINIS. Que very large
tol JyO.. cioii. pn. l,VsJ Iuce, ~.
DO. in fAfer L NUM-. Price. g.
HEAT cONSiDfREi. AZ NODE OF MOTION. BY
1cbn sIos e. a. cuihor Of The Ciacer- o. the Alps
Win ~ i- rstons ard copous index. OAe yc-, limo,
slcfh - 4.'. rn9@. -. 49,
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kon tel'resl. ~ A. > fsfsr One vol, limo. PIP .S5
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np ~ 'Tf.e III 30
r A Co. wii eae ei'heT oil ssoye b. nail free
II
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DailOinn Nlatsrials.

MICA ROOFING CO.-Dealers' In Roofing
vl Materials. Tin and other Hoofs pa 10 good repair aud
w.s.sa.d Laxss ysua Vcs 2o1 Ayssdwsy, Coz. SpSn ~
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COILECE IAW SCHOOL.-

" rLe sixth Annual IoIm Of tbs usu'ion Commence at
The Law School ba.lins no. ~ Lalyc,teTc aoH ORR
on THURSDAY, oct. l. Graduate. Of tie Law Scaoo are
al nil Cd - the Dor without .Ithcs exanulou Catalogue.
co.snius fll Information nay bc obi nci opp esoH a.
No j. Lafayette piece, az y sdlictsi'g
THEODORE W. DWIGHT
Er1sr.0r %. Mani ips' Law.
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NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.
~ On MONDAY sKrTkMBEEf,
We WILL CfFER - siLEsDiD STOCK OF
FRENCH hERlSOS AND EHfRE.s CLOTHS,
POPELlSES A SOLE, tAsnAfkES.
9LAIDS, NALENCiAS, pELAISLs ALfACAS. PAAA'
MAAEAS. CRtfE. ard IUAOS
and CLOTHS,
in al tie l4fhiolAllc eo.0as sai ..ses.
Alo.
100 PIECES OF AMERICAN DRLAIsEs. beat quality. at
80 per yaf4- -
BLACK ard COLONlD AlfACks and DEbAOES
,io-tle !oll, .soGl Agcion, only - pr y-Id
COMPLETE STOCK OF MOURNING DRESS
GOODS kc-. ko
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
'''' NEW sTYRs BAIMoRAL SKIRTS.
us2. ~ -, a. o. and up~sid
so Dozen LADIES LINEN HASDKfRCHiFFs. very
.isitly damaged. al C SC, ard ice each.
parsins Tees4,.as dsly ffoD Aucl1n ,a4 iH'kie
" y PEfTOS,
~ 20 rowsiy rs,r Hos,ion o.
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NHARLuER FRENCH INSTITUTE, Nos. Il
~ ena - tasi lh,', neer Ngdisn ei opens Sept o.
bOtr NlN' I'D DAY SCHOOL prp.s r,epf.cl f,r We,
%. 'ae tigy School College. ed Busrrst American
pa b. Dbl i g. er.. a sp0st fIcnci without nieulgo
IN ,h,r o;r studies Prospectus 10 he he'd containing u
n ir pIr al those seir parents ol the past Digit
yoafs 14..o u Urinary Department..
P!ol iLfE CIfARLIER Director
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EAGLESWOOD MILITARY ACADEMY,

N ftlth Amb0y \. 1.-Two LolTs rom New ToIt va
,fliou Island Railroad At and Ns0ri the
fail operation Crcn,rs :. No. p Park ace.
MARCUS STRING Proprietor.
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RORnENTOWN.

IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarrytown, n. Y
The Fi1y second scsii AunH.l Session viii commence Nov
fof Clfcn'afs a9Py TO d. y ROWE. a ~, fnn1irA,
VOuN MACMuLLENs SCHOOL, No goo
~ Broadway. corner Of goth -. was IcoPsled cn HOh-
DAY sept For CircUls. inquire a. Loeavoois W al,
Cfoseas. so. 81 and Price ., No sSi B.octwty.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-10
$. q. MERCER. Editor.
LIST OF LETTERS

OpN.,NrSa IN THE ARMY POST OFFICE At
TX TTurfreosbcro, April 9th, 1893, which,
n not called FOR 10 two weeks, VII b. retuD9d 70 NE
Post once at Nashville.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-06
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

III wishing to purchase a good Machine are in
' ted TO examine thi. before pure a~iDg el.e-
where. Warranted ono year. WITH proper usage.
PRicR. 80. -tlEnMER IS. RAsrlR e xrpA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-06
The Perfection Of Mechanism
TIE MAGIC TINE Observer,

DEING A HUNTING AND OPEN FACE, or
- LaDY's OR GEETLt MANS WATCH ttABISLn,
Win PATENr SbLr-wiNfIsG IMPROVE NENT.
Ire New ioik Frustrated News, The leading
pictorial PAPER of the United state, in its issue
Of Jan 10th. 1863, OF page LAT, Voluntarily says:
We have been shown a most pleasing novel
ty, OF whi.h the HuBBaKD tRos.. OF tins city
are the sole lml oriers. l. is called the " MAGIC
1IMg OBSERVER ard is n hurting and open-iace
catch conbiued. 1his is one If tic p%retti,s;,
mos convenient, and decidedly the best and
cheapest time piece Tor Sc eIal and reliable use,
ever offered. IL has within il and connected
vito is us chihery, its own winding u tachment,
rendering "A key entirely unnecessary. The cases
OF ,his Watch are com posed Of two metals, The
outer one being fne 10 carat 60 d. IL has the
improved raby action lever h%ovemcIt, and ia
warran'ed an accurate iimepioce.'
Pnce. ~sur.rb.y eogrsyed, per case of q bali
dozen, S2Ui no. Snnp Wa cbes, in neat mo-
rocco boxes, for those proposing TO luy ut whole
sale, SD, sent by express, with bill p 3able on
delivery. .oldieis mast icmtt payment in adj
sauce, NJ We cannot collect from those in The AZ
Add ess
HuaHAkD BROS. 4 co SOLE lMPoRTERs,
SouTH Goa. NASSAU d IoHS SIS Akw Yot Ki
jan l6.d6t
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DESZKYEKS

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
/ enlisted Tor Old Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. iowa
CHARLES GORIUN, born in Tenewee county
Michigan, 20 years Cd. n nichinis', enlisted Nov.
18th, l.62, at DaysuI OFT, by Cap Wm Purs.li, lar
plcyun, ) fl ~ inches IN tci.ht deserted ou
sunday the 2ist day OF December, lsG2.
ALhERr lEt PIE, horn in Mc!ieury county,
Illinois, ~ yea-s old, ocsupa ion q former, enlist
cd Nov. z1'h, i 2. a. Davenport, by capt VIM
fuIseii tor three y'ars. Blue eyes, br, WI hair
ford complexion. 5 II 5L incbee high, deserted
On Sunda, the 2lst of december. 1882.
Albert PRINCE, bonn 10 Frederick county.
Maryland q year Old farmer by occuI alton. en.
listed september 9Th, lee. a, Kcokuk, by Mai pr
William Beiknay, for 3 years has grey eye.
~rown hair,i tar complexion, b feet ) inches high
for he 10Th infantry.
j.. BRADkS, born in Decatur county, Indi-
ana, aged 20 years, by occupation n farmer, en-
lated at davenport, lnwa, Z ugust IL, has hszel
eyes, black hair and dark compiexiJn, height .
feet 10 Il chus.
WILLIAM 3 JONES, born in orarg 90 county,
New cork, aged "a years. ty occupation "a car
penter, ensisltd IN 10. a City Iowa, July II. has
black eyes, sandy hair aud dark complexion,
height fee ) iHches.
JoHA tiOCGGILN, born in Hardin county.
Ohio, aged ~ years, hy occupation a farmer. en-
listed ~ Davenport, Iowa. September 20, has grey
Eyes, iight hair and light complexion, height )
feet 90 Inches.
A oLe appfeheniing any one cr all Of lid
soldiers, wlll - pad ali reasonable cost Of trsns-
p~UTtatioI and suossstenee, together with a reward
Of hvo dollar. WHEN said des,rtcrs are returned 20
the Com sniiug Officer VI Csnp MiGi sllan.
X. NJ. LifILtk,
Chp,ain "a Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan. Davenport, Dec %. 1862. eff
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blockade. 1t ie only necessary to keep
on, n eye against boardeIs, against
which she has ample protection. The
Queen of the West will possibly sc-
company her.
The Tuscumb:a is the largest Of the
fleet, exc. pt the Benton, nov with the
feet; 49, feet in length /; 20 feet beam
81 feet draft five heavy guns. Her
amor is very thick, ard, hke the Chilli.
cothe, she resembles Q stout raft sur
mounted by a iurret.
The engines of both are side-whosl
and quite capable of maneuvering in the
s,,eam-msking five miles agains, strong
ca rent. IL i. expected that the Tus-
cumbia aud Chiilico,he will be sent
against the HAMS Bluff balteries on the
Yazoo river.
sPEkpY OPENING OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Contemplating this array OF force, 10.
clud ing all tina, the resources OF money
and sciences yield, il cannot be doubt
Cd that the rebel hold upon the great
western outlet IS destined TO be sbort.
lived. The task OF covering land bate
rice, granting even that 10 be- advan'a-
geous, ia a task so great that not all the
mecl anicsl resources OF the enemy can
meet their requirements. We, on our
pat, are Just launching and completing
a squadron OF vessels, one OF winch
should be able II take a position in from,
OF the s~trongest for, and lelsutely batter
il TO pieces. We have developed an
extraordinary and chee'iag capacity for
The construction CT first class vesscis-of
war in tnc West, with all the ma'or'a's
a, oir hand. Thanks to the enterprise
of Mr.. E4ds aud the efficiency OIL Adj
! mua. Foo'e, We have demonstrated the
! ,up6ri rtv I scientific aud enc get { en-
terpfseto theeol ecte might of,he boss
OF rebel ION. F,om this source have the
enemy received their everest blow.
Even II Cen. Grant shouldbc unable 10
take the rebels ~strongho!ds, there Is q
proapec, that the retel tcnnr will be
uuenylapie, and s.uh &c &c lead. ooncr
or later. to their shandonment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-06
D.no1KAllC STATE CONVENTION

The democracy OF the State e iowa arc re-
lue.tej to send delegates TO q State Convention
hereby called, to be held al the Capitol in the
CRY. oi De. Moinas. IN WEDNESDAY, TIE 18th
DAY OF MAY SENF, AT Il O'CLOCK NJ, Tor
the purpose Il nominating can ii latc9 for dov-
erno-, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of supreme
Court. = be ssppor;ed q, the ensuing October
election. and OF tFensacting sush other business
as II be ieeIel necessary.
Tho ul.s 81 County Representation viii be one
delegate FOR every one hundred sn,es osst for
Richard Il. Sylvester, Secretary Of Sta:e, and one
e. evsty fraction over fifty.
The democracy of tue several counties 10 tee
State are requested 10 see tina, the necessary steps
Lre taA,G 10 tteir rssEoctiYe cornties to insure
their fell representation A. tho State ConFontion.
Gy order CT the Democratic State Cen tral Com.
mi:tce.
J VI. ELLwooD, Chairman.
J c. TrsK, Secretary.
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the year 1863. TO furnish ours comrlete. .. hereto.
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EQCITARlG.-The Equitable-Th, Equita-
bic Laie-Equi,abie Life As.urancc-The tqli-
table Life Assurance Society Of the Cnited
States.
OFFICE.-Cfice on Brady s'reet-on Brady
street. 5plo. the Post OF ,e-,hird door below
the rost Office IS Brady street.
W. ROSsaC 70 ". F.. Ross & Co. agents
w +. Ross 4 Co, agents of The Equitable.
i'm 6-tf
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THE HuUsEK EEPEK,S
NEW FURNITURE POLISH; !!

Prepared rom an improved recipe by the pro-
prietor OF the brother Jonathan Po!ish," is cer,i-
fe6 by all the leadiss new York furniture deal
ers and Piano 10. to sls fers TO be the best IN the
wollI for removing scraI ihes, marks and dirt, and
restoring a high and lAstiDg gloss 10 all kinds o
Vanished work, irem furniture &c leather. II il
ches per and better than varuish, dries immedi-
steiy, and is easily applied, With , piece u can
Ton flannel au 1 i bottle or two Of this New Fur
niturc roiiSh,a housek-eper can work magic in
the iuraiture Of u house an. keep II looking like
new. Now is the time 10 "shine up" your tables,
caairs, desks, pianos, pic ure fra mes, Carriages ETC.,
. I'D make them llok 70 per cent. better. This is
true economy. For sails by furniture dealers and
siorekeopers generally. Price, rs and 81 cent? .
DO tie. Depot No. I Spruce street. New York.
Special agents wanted. Address, box 1879, New
York r. U.
iu~lyS-d&wtfebl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-06
ECLIPSE LIVERY STABLE.
BENTON Il BROWN, Proprietor..

BENTON Il BROWN, PROJECTORS.
CORNER OF PERRY AND THIRD SIS
TEE BEST STOCK AND FINEST CAR
i riages in the city. Prices low, and orders
promptly attended 70. Ne srs. Bent3n a Brown,
tho Oldest livery men in Davenport, will give Their
undivided
Attention To the Business.
and Mr.. Spcaring's I'D customers will certainly
have no cause 70 complain Of the change in the
management ausl2-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-06

NieKEls.-The orders upon Tie mint
81 ihiiaielphi., for nickeis, arc So Mt
nefou' that the utmost capacity II lie
machinery cannot Gil those at present ON
band betoic the middle Of May.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-06

Tar prospects Of tie rowing wheat
crop 10 Eastern Kansas are reuerallv
good. a large area has been sosp,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-06
OUR WESTERN NAVY.
History OF the Rise OF Or Naval
Force on tho Mississippi.
List of the Boats in Service and
those Building.
NEW STYLE OF MGSiTORS.
Total Force Foriy.fvc vessels, Garry
ing x1i Guns,
NEW STYLE OF MONITORS.
tcorre.,,ondence Of the \. y Ncrli,.

~ sfnnnFnNG o. ~ -Ns . Ft' NAHN"
o...a1 .,ron,,b on The Western
IL. 49, s,.sd,ly augm,nliup, IN.
49,. - asaaan, mo,ncn II forms 10
.,4tl ar, af our national dc
49, ~, IN OF the Mss ssipp,
,,a. .h,cl l. - dc-irs able a ram
= ahich snch enormous en-
$50 ,.,, ,.fns ct 4l,st ore Il
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,y,ng rarebt ! uassaJ he llltariea Ill
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H., SAN. ntaees.
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IN s'alt ah' "s"s 'iHldu'h'' SAtei
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sc1u's J ''"s' az "ooh - "a
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C"'3ed o.a1eT. L'1"leeu o 'hese oo",'
were ba''' " co"'e''''' -.u arc '"'p'l-
''''} Known az '"-c'1u' On we .'''
ION '"e'i gutter coa' w o' 'Vh Pt"'e''
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"o''' "ou " X" o'P,"t'' "o"' ''e GO
my Constitute ." .intlen' ne't c'PAo'r
- ae3''g 1Sa'nst ahylu'h5 snort O
'lo"'y batteries.
AVA ARCHITECTURE AT n WEST.
By lar the most IMPORTANT, fac, in the
history OF naval war-ia,c is tie deyel.
onmcnt of a remarkable Loi,llno csp,c,