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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

Nor A cLIicAi. PARseN.-Wp RIM
mend TO our political psr~oas Tie follow.
ny seat mcat ui'e'cd by Father Byas,
The hrst pastor OF the Park slsee,
church. Bos on, We bei'eve IL have
'nro~n ny io.r breasiw ofk., behind
WI Gu have cntrrnched m,self, ne ,i,.r
VI 'ch can can be enforced. In tho
Ut : pace do not understand politics.
:" '"e sec nj place, You all do-cya,,
.'aa ana mothers son OF YOU: in H..
'"''a pace, you ave p.Ii les all the weex
pray let Que da, III seven he dev,,.a
70 RELIGION ~ the Ionr |, piac. am IN
gage" IN a w"'k o. inhnitely m re i'm
po''a'ce; give me any su, je., 10 ur. ach
Ut more Goose qupnce than the trn,h I
bring you, aud | will preach on il. text
Sabbath"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
- :. % + AL HUsE.MAss.

In III, absence OF oil other seasons,
tho following extract from his recent
.n.ech At Cincinnati, furnishes very
.,ronu one ia The estimation ,f aboli-
,,,o;s,s and radicsls generally, WY
General Rosecrsns should no, be IN pos
session Of any important command. on
the &C asion referred 10, "s lor Gus old
Rossy" ssid: -
"Conver.e With rebel and he will
tell you frankly tina, he is sorry that me
war vas begun. They will 'eli you as
their Gene, al Adams sad, 81 no leo init
thsextr, me n Gu who brought on he
war ere not fgh,ig It's battles. lhe
planters and t'e people on tue oordet
have on'v acted with reference to TIE
protection OF their property. zee mat
{ e best blood Of the c. untry be NJ
shed ia a var that the victims DAD not
bring about
What "excessiively lyal' man could
stand any such talk az that. coming
from the commander of an Amy! Gen.
Mcclellan never hintel At an idea more
atrocious TO "loyal" SCI sioililes, and he
is recorded "traitot" 10 Gil .! yai'
cir, Les.
10 the above paragraph Ger. Rose
Grams throws on, The idea very = AMY
that those who fight the battles OF II.
Davis and bis CO. adjutor- 10 secession
are not a. heart the enem.c- OF the T. d
ersi Government, and lever were. lhis
is undoubtedly tie tact. Nos uan
has ever donb cd ii. What, then, are
We TO deducc from the piemises thas
laid do~ns Sum y tba' tnls war m'.L'
be brought t. q close and Tie Union
restored 10 its former p rmanency ard
glory 10y holding out Inducements icy
rebes to lay down Their aims. i,
masses OF the Sonthern S}aes would
throw eff the yoke that the arch trai
tors have forced upon item, i TT
chance were ony given by The Ad-
miDist All N. This ls what we incl
to be The belief OF Gen. Kosccrsns. |
is the belief OF thonsard, besides him
But no one need expect that this Adj
minlstration Will adopt tie hint OF tn
great General The,a Is another stalk
to be won, which, 10 Mr. l. neon, il q
moe IL por,anre thanthe res citation .
the U.ion-tGst S, the ucxi Iie-'d, n
TIA election. TIE pro ecution OF Nh
war IS absolutely n ccssa'y 70 tn, cnI
Were the war 10 close before tha T. 81
dential camp,l n, AID were the pa 'pi
Of the seeded Stat TO have }hcr 50,
AS to who should b. the next Pres det'
Mr.. Lincoln's cbanc would vanish III
10 tim air
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

Published Tor the ben, fit, 81 : a warning and
A CAUTION TO YOU IL Mt..
who suffer rom SpernatorrhGa. Nervous Dsoili
~, Premature beces, ele supplying at the came
time The .icaDs Of self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself. after beng Ut to .rea. expense
and injury through medical humbug quack
cry
Ry encosing a pos paid addressed envelope
single copies nav he had OF the author
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR. ESQ
u, 81 -iSwlvl r.df..rd k,nrs Ca"r'o NY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
COMM siG ATED.
Pulmonary Co eumptiOn Durable
Dbss ;snt.
n g a I. ds
TO consul

tew weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with sever lune
Election, aud til 1t dread ditease, Consumption
IS ANXIOUS t" make known 20 his fellow-ru 5erefs
the means r cure.
70 all who desire it, ne will send copy of tbs
prescrip'i n used free ii charge With the dire
ions Tor prepa-,ng nd using tire same. hict
hey will fad susE Ours Cor CossUnrTIuN,i Sta
Ma. saoNCHl1Is, &c. The only oojec of the al!
Fertissr in sending the prescription is 10 bcreti
the afflicted, and sprea1 Information which he
concc.ves be invuuabie, and he hoies ever,
uEerer viii try his remedy. as il will cost then
eoihing, unc mag prove blessing
REV .EDWAKu A. WILSON,
williamsburg.
sr26 -dS w3n New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

ne",ss cad, The Copperhesd I.d..
e'.c' OF Dubuque 'on.,y, has two .,n 80 !.
Tue ,s.,s' army CONNER tunuce..sary
: Mrs L'ns.l", The vie Of on, n,,.
G s-'i m ~, h,a thee brother +, -,
r. b ! army VIII are dol q or, nv hoa' ~"
NJ ting tor their ~l.an y, ~. g.,
ment |" u""ecessary.-DuLuque Ter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.


NrTo,nnOs, s,s The len, 6AJ have recsiv
ed the S.e,. Gle. btau ed ft m induce me
To .xp,ss the pleasure have received rom them
TLey .ui. my eye 10 sdmira'icp. ian nov eco
all c. mmoa distances by csnoie iig BIT - veil "a
~ " With the ssm me ease ~ ' ben toy hitch
cou not 20 sitn any Other gias es ! hfve
u.ed IL afurds At, ,ieaiett pleasure to avail
,ay,.H Of TINS ire ,uu If testify irg Row satisss,-
tory ha. been my .xperien Of your Kill
optician. Iours 1uly, Z LEHkvEs, Bishop
detroit, Nv {, 1852.
Chicago, Dee H.1s52.
w SoroHux, Sir:-1 have ben uLder the
necessity 0, usipg Iiss. es ter several yesrs, bu;
have never iouid a ysir 10 suit my eyes until !
got them from Mr. u. Since ihsttine find my
eyes much beaier. Wishing you every success in
our VI deristing. lam y.uf,, dc.
CT KILLoG7. No I53 tate street:
Ch,csgo, Feb n. 1853
MH Sol, mon, Sir When you first rived in
;bi. ciy cslled with Mrs Sherman at your office
and purchased two psits Of your patent geld
-rec.a3i We h~ve f,ued then, Superior to
any We sad eAer u.td re &c. They real d mare
than We could have ,xsect.d We CAL STE &c
co nfortsole as " en- girl anA hoy.
rensin yoars respet tfui'y,
70 -aEexAs, No 20 sherman House.
G.. SeLoMoS. k,om No 2 Fau nd'- ~. cs, corner
Secop, nj ir,dy ree,s. oel..d& I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

The NV Fx.NeH lro> cLADs.-W.
he tnat be new F eneh i,opclad .sou
the C. " al l. ip, wese esn4id j" a It. run
add LA abe " sol'sJ d ssd'nly. The
ga ". sh.i exsG b EN- raB i,naiar, an,
tie enL : ,cnmd not br tried. Its en-
dent these vessels cou.d rot c..ss the
Atlantis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
JOi Hose Owners

llU'S So OWntfS.
DIR SWEETS INFa 4LIe.E L'NlNt Mt FOR
tiaR-ES Ii unriv,lci by any, ami in i eases Of
Lsmtness. ayis.rg from >prlins. Srul-,s : or
y reach ng, is eject Is mng'rai and certain :
harness or : Cd { g lis, ccra tchcs Nange. &c, il
al. ais" 'oIe sr-.diiY. Spavin md h'"2b"re
may easiiv steyen ei ard cured IN Their iac u
t-nt stages. btt ifrusd Cases arr bcSond ttsn-
.lptt q = u care No case Of tho KIND
aowevcr = deSl er.te or T., = less X at II MS
- 4lieviattd y taIs iip,meur, and its iait iui
~ cat ~ vii l.ays rem ve tho l4,meness, art
table he horses 80 travel u IN coa partt>c ease.
Every Eutsc owner should have rhls remed, IT
f,ua Ia : timely Use at The fist ape. 1anee @.
Lsmeie viii sfec'u H prevent hose iocni2 able
discusses nenti net, TO winch Ill h arr lahl,
md WI u Eder 50 many otherwise vaIuab!
eDf-c uearly worthless.
iert glS.lwlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
" hither are we Uniting.
In the last two calls the nnmb.r s !,
j. II. 3.
Sixth cavalry.

In the last two calls the nnnb.r SIT
down In the tat l. aie the Original calf.
each Tor 100000, increased 10y fifty per
cent 10 be a idc by tie d, attn. N &C.
cordsnce with The CONCEPTION ls~.-
Considering The percentage OF men unfit
ior Ha'lilaf. duty, and The tact that IT,.
total Of the ses erA calls il in numbe,
sbon, ia + of The whole vote II
the North for President in 1860, We re
oreed 10 tn C nclu ION iiiat tn Sc csl :
'equie all the men 10 The Nor.h paLl
oi Ion. miilar, duty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

MIoCELl ANGUS.
Al WL,0x &GlBB,'
> + WING N ACnlNr
fricf, With III INNER 1 Teller, SO
BE VII coXAGIbBs SEWING MAcu,
H's oes' r'acA'"e 'eithom ,ega,i 70 nr,e. =
Family sewing,
Braiding,
memnning,
Telling,
Tucking,
0>As SAs~>
MloCELL ANGUS.

I, fo,m,. A.. SOs O60e
warranted not 70 rip in wear eve, - .n,ob 70
cut ~ frequent intervals md rho w.. ~"
co'ns'ances TO survive the wash tuh ~ ei'-
patented device Of great utiltv IN ,
Pew ms me feasibility d the uachipe ls;,...'
IN tne Wong direct ON or III. ~. IN
wearing lady's dress ' 'sAhGe-whee
hno ner feature Which deserves r.,,;.,,
not ne SCI wrong. winch can
l. y emPhaticslly the cred low. priced ,.,,,,-
sewing machire thu, the public ~. Iamiiy
wanting for. -Boson Yyan,e-,rt. "ps teen
It's indeed wonderful p,oduo,,o, ,,
ny US esq eeialiy no other III bear ar, 49,.
ison with IL Phl. Eoening .jours,y e'"faf'
ancchanicai wonder Nieatife .tm., ;,o.
'hs eo.. ana most servie.atlc .ev ;n,
maehines. Light ard elegantly fn;.bsd .k
simple IN its construction that il se., " t :"
Cirpn.tle. iHscIrS
Has combined With i,s own pecali,, u.,;,. ~
| ''c 'e"hy valuable Improvements OF the h,.be,
| riicei machines. - Penn,gir1nian "'A"s'
inis machine IN the opinion o, III. .a,,,;,.
| nus more nearly the requirements Of ,.,f.r,ns
| cnihe thnn any On eahibiticn.-fra,kii. ,..a,.,.
| ksport Of SIS '"s"Ws
taxing INTO consideration simplicity
our'hihty and doirg all worl he cos,'i,,,af-'
unanimously in 'av,. OF the Wilco, 1 cut sers
| single thrtai machine = peug,,fyo,,, a..
| ,ic.itrat toc,e'g'x Rero-e H'"'e ~
! W INST IL justice exp,ess our.n.s,orc.;,n
"a. ms oil ire " 'icox b Gibhs sewing rpucb;n.
We consider that = great ditidefa,nn, 49,, -
| apls.d ., u IN protirg beyond doubt In. ,vc
| 'h'eeos afe NOT az was topp' scd Necessary "a =
good maehice - Chr,sttan hdooeate and L,.,uS
.Jase II, ls.o. o"'""'
a yer ilnch wear and many yaship1s thu
! s'ts'ihs = round TO retain gil the rocpdna..
| e'enncss Ard hrmLess which a,o SO ,nuch .d,,y
| at fr.t.ie,o york SIN. ""t''so
10 prineli lett is perfect - Inqine,r L,do,
|htlad l,nu P,Gss. - ''1e''
scFsi cable machine. O'this VIC have a..
per,erce IN our o'sn family Eostoa j,or.i.,
me eelaty and dnrilcity OF It's nechsn;,u
are admrahle.- EJ1ress
N"sewins machine heretofore in.-cdrt Cd h.s
lns. sh'', hms 'cqn'nd snch we'll me,i,ed pop.
| u'arity.- G.nct",o't, Gaett,e Pop
>, We esteem IL the best machine for rar i,v u.e.
re stitch ~ "n.rc oa"t.--Siyn.d 5y marv Ans.
d'sd citizens + Pm ,adeiplia.
ssg Send Tor n Circular ~,
I JAMES WILCOX Msuuf.cru,s,
| Sio.Ru ohs Rro' dwnv, n Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

shc .ssger =. wig Uac:.,4c
Cur LETTER A FAMILY SEWING Ma.
~ iNh IL fast ga ming wurid-Side reputati n
L is beyo,d doubt the hest and cheapest and
nest hcauifal Of all Family Swing Machines
ct cif red q the pabic n other tami, sew
'ng Machine has many useful appliances for
etnming, binding. Telling. Tucking. Gathering,
ilag'ng, iitaidng, Emhruidcring, C.rdirg. a,d
to.erth No other iapi : sewing machine has 30
much capacity for u great variety OF work. !:
vi! sew al kin.;s OF c 9th, ard with all kiaas Of
broad. Great and rec ut improve,acnts mike
ur Family Sesin, Mtchias m,st relabe and
nos duia5'e ana III ~ certain in ac,inn a., al
"a Is o. srsfd u r.Atss tie interGcked stitch,
gticl The hest kuewa. ANY one, even Of the
Giiary capci y. can sec. NJ glance, how to use
ne letter Family Sewing nnshinc Our Fam
sewing Machines finished IN chaste and
exlri-i'p s Jia.
he Fol ingcas of tho Family Ma-hirc is ),
piece Of cunning wprtm nsh,p Of the most u efnl
<ind. l. protects he machine hen net in use.
and when about to he operated may be opened Us
spacious AMI substantial table to sust,in the
T"Ek. Write some oi The a,es made or OF The
chocest wonas, are Hsishei in the sim pies. and
mas est manner posi- ie, Others are al roe, aud
smbe'ished IN the most g, ST., and superb tnau,er
|; il ahsoio,els necessary 10 see the IamI,
.nchine ia operation, ST. as to ia ige ci its e,ea,
capacity AMI beauty. itisfast becoming ~ 20
alar for Iaily sowing As our Manu- ACQUIRING ma
chimes are manufacturing rurpos
The tsran h OH ses are all vel supplied with
:, X twist threat n e lee oil, dc Of the best
iuiiiy.
~.ni fra p.MpEttT
ftiE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
45S Is on lway. y. l..
y Chicago Office. SO CiaiB Street.
kkAJSE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
e,IToh OF THE DBa. caAr AND NEwS-

q a
erITok OF THE DBa CaAT AND NEwS-- Uecr SIR !:
With your permission wish 20 say TO th e read
rs Of youe paper that will scni Ly return nj;
to al who wish il, (freel Recipe, with u.l d.
lections for making and using 4 simple vegetable
s4lr. ia !. sill ei!ec;ua,iy remove, in IL DAYS
pimrios. Hlotches. Tan, Frecklcs and all In. uri-
lie, O. the >kn. leaving the samc soft, clear
mpoth and bef utiul
viii also mail tree 20 those having Bald Heads
II Bare Fsces, sle directions and Information
hat wi. euaa,e rnem TO START a fun growth u
uxUri4n; ait Wbsa = or u Mou.tache IN less
han 80 days All piicat.ons answered by re-
AN mail without charge
respectfully yours. TAOS. T. CHAPMAN,
;ean-i3n henst No SCI I'roaawayS i.
q STLk han, ~ cd Of Nervous Debility
ncoup,'e cg. Psema'ure Decay am Youthfu.
error actuated By a desire to ben 4 Others, will
re b ppy TO furnish to al ~h, need II Gree Of
sha,ge,) the rec ps ana dire lions for making
the simple remedy usei in his case tn oss
Wishing to ptei' % his xperiencc. and posse a
valuable kemed' will recaive the mo by re-
;asn mail. Carefully seated by q dressing
JOHN. Il oGJFN
sr26 i'm No. 60 Nassau Street New York
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Don't yoa fail to read tho advertise ment III
this raper headed
I'm 1oorte ut 10 Fem a1CS

+. hreseiual OF New o <, ma d.voled inc
8 thirty years Of his ? .c,i,e to female cou-
,lain.s. Iis Pills act like charm. TAev rre
m, a 81 f., q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

aSebDs L. SHOE
dahu'ac'urtrs. usibg Ma
ciineN. will find i. the best
ar'icie kuoa niur men m.
Tue Cnanneis, n, il wurkQ
Al nout ueiav. rs not aH,cte-
by any change Of tcuipera
tuie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
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sJ26 ;3m Ne. SO Nassau Street New York
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27
Is Y TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN
4 O'CLOCK, =. M

Chattanooga April 81. Seven more persons
nave been sent South beyond the Federal lines
by Gen. Rosecrans. Twenty-four transports
have landed at Eastport, eight miles from Iuka,
with forty thousand Yankees, chiefly cavalry.
There is no immediate prospect of battle
Dkolona, April 20. A squadron of abolition
cavalry, estimated at l 500, were advancing on
Pontolac yesterday. Our forces were concen-
tratlng to resist them. An engagement Is GER
tain to-day unless the enemy retires.
g 1t is believed that the Yankees are advan-
cling on Holly Springs from Corinth.''
. A rebel Lieutenant was ordered to report
at Libby prison, Richmond, on the Goth inst =,
tor .aving taken eleven Yankee officers of whom
he was IN charge to the Lnwood House, where
they breakfasted This new style of entertain
ing Yankee prisoners OF war has been too much
IN vogue here of late"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

CoNceRr.-We are gratifed to announce that
our citizens are to have the pleasure of a con-
cert by Mr.. II. l. Proctor, pianist, sometime in
the course of next week, assisted by Mr.. S. G..
Moore, Miss Houston, favorIte vocalist of BOs
tor, and Mr.. Zohler, futist, 1t is sometime
since we have been favored with any really good
music, and their effort, we are confident, will be
appreciated. Particulars hereafter Burhng-
ton Times.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

REBEL FINANCES. The rebel Secretary of the
Treasury, in communication to his Congress
recently, estimates the expenses of treason for
the six months ending Decen Der 81, 1868, at
fifty million of dollars per month. In view of
this prospect the fifteen millions which the REQ
els have negotiated abroad will be but drop
in tn bucket.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27
Soap Mandatory.

THE subscriber has in operation Soap Mandatory
L in Montpelier Village proposes to take the raw
ma eria' at the residences Of such wish to sell to
hm, buying telr ashes "nd grease, and selling them
good article OF Dap, and delivering il to them He will
pay IL ,shel for ashes and to cents pound
for grease and will sell New Soap at $500 and Old ap
at So 90 barrel. A. Q. LADD.
Montpelier April II, 1868. dom
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27
Three Invaluable Books for every
Piano EOrta

THE HOME CIRCLE--A volume Of ZIG pages, con.
tains % Marches AMI QuckstPps 46 Waltzes 81 Pkas
SchoIsches Redo as, 4 Mazurkas and Polka Mazur-
kas Varsovennes Goritza Galopadee IA Jotillons
and Quadrilles Al Dances Hornppes, &C., arranged for
the Piano.
THE SILVER CH0RD-A Companion to the - Home
Circles containing Collection of Favere Song, Ba-
lads Dues and Quartets, with Accomplishments fJr The
Pihno-forte
THE SHOWER OF PsARI.S--Conaining tie most
beautiful Duets for Two sopranos, Soprano Alto soprano
and Tenor, soprano and Bass and Tenor and Bass
rangel VITA an Accompaniment for the Pi4no-forte.
The large amount and great arlety Of Piano and Vocal
them immensely popular, and much sought after by Play
erS Singers. They furnish the most suitable piece
for every time and occasion, and adapted ever
grade OF performance Each vOlumetis plete libra
ry in itself of Choice Music and will fail recog
nze in one an all grent desideraum for every Piano
Price Of each, in cloth $225; IT. plain binding So co.
on receipt OF which copies will be ma led, postpaid
OLIV ER DlTSUN & CO.,
mar9 Publishers, ~ Washington st, Boston
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27
CH T. AP INK.

The Subscriber will furnish to any one for one dollar
a recipe for making the very best Black Ink. The ingre
dients be bought sum lent to make gallon for ten
ts will furnish them for that sum, Tn ink car
be made in few Minutes, aud be used Immediately
even while it is warm, GEORGEsAlLEN.
Stowe, Vt, March 4th, 1908
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

Mr.. T. II. GIBBS, citizen of Tennessee and
an exile from that State, will lecture at the Vii
lage Hall next Monday evening at II O'Clock,
on the 4" Rise and Progress Of Rebellion in Ten
nessee." The lecture will be Free and collection
will be taken at the close.
Mr.. g. has been addressing audiences at Rut-
land, Burlington, st. Adams, and other places in
the State, and has been well received. lie comes
from State where Union citizens have suffered
more than those of any other State, and Mr.. g.,
speaking Of what he knows, cannot fail of inter-
esting his audience.
Mr.. g., will also lecture at Randolph, Wednes,
day the 29th inst, and at Bethel, Friday the l8t
of May.
He will also speak at Waterbury Friday
evening of this week, and at Mortified Tuesday
evening of next week. Its.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

The Rt. Rev. BIsHoP HoPKISs will preach in
the Episcopal Church in this village and admin
.ster the rite of confirmation on Tuesday even
ing, the 28th inst The services will Commerce
at o'clock
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

EMIGRATION FROM EURoPB.-The restitution
among the poorer classes in the British Islands,
will No doubt lead to large emigration from
Great Britain to this country, the preseat year.
Thousands have already arrived on our shores
Thousands more will come. They will have
and enough here, and can at least keep them
selves from starvation on our western praries
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

THE GREAT CAUSE OF
FL u M a ~ MT T S r r. Y,

Just published in Sealed Envlope; Price & cts.
LECTURE BY DR.. CULVERW ELL. ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE Of SpermatorrhGa Consumption .,
Ment. ami Physi Debility Nervousness, Epilepsy
Impaired Nutrition Of the bo1y, Lassude, Weakness of
the Limbs and Back, Indspositon aud ncapacity for
Study and Labor, Dizziness Of Apprehension, Loss of
Memory, Aversion to Society, Love of Solitude, Tmi
dty Self Jisrust, Dizziness, Headache Affection of the
Eyes, Pimpes the Face, Involuntary Emissions and
Sexual Incapacity, the Consequences of Youthful inds
CT elton, &C, &C.
RJ~This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated often self afflicted evils, may be re-
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and sho4 Id be read by every youth and
IN the land
Sent under seal TO any address in plain sealed en-
veope the receipt Of six cents postage stamps
by addressing.
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowery, New York. Post Office Box 458
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MONTPELIER, APRIL 81, 1868.

Hon JOSEPH HowEs, of this village, died Sun
day evening, at the advanced age OF so years
The funeral will be from his late residence, on
Wednesday afternoon.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

EXAMINING SURGEoN.-The Commissioner OF
Pensi ons has appointed DR.. Oscar f. Fassett of
East Berkshire, an Examining Surgeon for ap
pllcants for pensions.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

CINcNNATI, April %. Memphis dispatches
OF the Z2d make no mention of "a repulse of the
Federal troops on the Col1water as reported in
the Richmond Wing of the DIST inst, on the
authority of the jackson, Miss, Tolegraph. Ac-
cording to the best information obtained there
has been no fighting of consequence on the Cold
water or near fernando since the fight of Sat-
urday and Sunday last in which the rebels were
driven back. Dispatches say that several houses
were burned at fernando on the Dist inst. 1t
was reported from rebel sources that Gen. Lor-
ing had arrived from Fort Pemberton with sew
eral thousand troops to reinforce Gen Chalmers,
and considerable hard fighting was expected.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

ESCAPE OF SIHs.-Thomas Sims, the first ne
gro sent South under the Fugitive Slave Law,
has got back to Boston, having escaped from
Vicksburg.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

We would call the attention of those dealing
in Machinery, &C., to the advertisement headed
g Notice to Mill Owners in another column.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-27

ST. Louis, April 2G. Dispatches from Gen.
McNeal at Girardeau, dated o'clock Saturday
evening, announce that the rebels, about 900
strong under Marmaduke AMI Burbrldge, wel e
eight miles distant, approaching on two roads.
Thlr morning flag of truce brought de.
mand for surrender in half an hour, signed by
the order of Maj.-Gen. Price, to which defiant
reply was returned.
AT 10 o clock in the forenoon, the rebels at
tackled US in force, and after three hours hard
lighting they were handsomely repulsed
1t was thought, however, that they would
change their position and attack us from another
point. Reinforcemens reached McNeal to-day
lie has two gunboats ready for any emergen-
cy, and expressed the utmost confidence of hi,
ability TO whip the enemy, and to pursue them
in case of retreat. No apprehensi0ns need BE-
felt for the safety of Cape Girardeau.
No mention Is made of the loss on either side
A strong force Of artillery and cavalry occupied
Fredericton last night
A later dispatch from Gen. McNeal says We
have repulsed the enemy with severe loss. He
IS now retreatlng, but will be taken care Of
Our loss is less than 20, killed and wounded.