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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
. AMERICAN IySTITUTE.-l

AMERICAN IySTlTUTE.-A very interesting
and instructive anniversary address was delivered
last evening before the American Institute Mt the Ia"
Of the New York Historical Society by the Hon chas
p. Daly. on Tie Origin and History Of Institutions
for the Promotion Of The Industrial Arts The speaker
reviewed OF rea, length and with much oloseness The
rise and progress OF industrial arts IN this country and
0. the various societies that had been organized or the
purpose Of promoting industry in the land HIS re-
marks were listened TO with much Interest ana were
well received by q large and select audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-CuAnBERs-Noy TO-
b,fofc judge BRADY
DECISIONS.

Recher an. Van NuIkcnbuTgh.-MOilOn ucIlCU'
with -lU costs
0rom,'lrr ~. paw..-No;ion granted with 40 costs 60
either party g. abide tlr event of the apl~l4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

am Mr. MnCOun Mr.. Wood, MI. Brown, MI. Ierry,
Mr. Brennon Mr. Colgate, Mr.. Lexington M. Weeks
Mr., Fletcher, and many others The Greyhound is
about 200 feet long with n feet breadth Of beam. She
carries about 400 uns and cost $4,000 She was built
by Mr. Terry of Kpyport. Fletcher Harrison Co
made her machinery. She is owned by Capt. Power
and is chartered 10y the Government TO run from FOR
tress Monroe to Norfolk. She will probably make the
trim twice dav and be at the service of Meor Gen.
Bptler and his staff The boat is neatly fitted mp and
elegantly furnished Its. 10 ali inents and Purposes
floating palace with all needed appointments for the
accommodation Of the most fastidious passenger capt
William Bragdon, an experienced and courteous sea
man will have CHARGE of the boat The Greyhound is
considered bv comretent Judges model boat OF ii'
class Its symmetry. speed and power reflect great
credit upon its designers and builders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
HARLEM RAILROAD WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

On Monday, Nov. l6, the Harlem haIf'"u 'V''f"-'
will start two express trains TO Albany-ohc d" AZ :" "
and one at 25 p m, making the irst s'op NJ
Falls The local trains are but sght! ." Wv
Winter arrangement from the present Inc Nv "n'" 10
withdrawn and the p. m tram substituted i"'''
will be one more evening tram Inc socon" "''"''s
train from White Plains starts 10 minutes 'h'er' i"'
other trains remain about as at present. foui III"
engines several new passenger cars ana Ia't' Nu'i
Der Of freight will be on the ROAD inns ih''''
new engine house is being built at the corner OF
aycnue and Forty fourth street and the track is beng
thoroughly repaired throughout in anticipation OF a
worry large fcigltinr business. There two other
improvements needed on this road The express bust
ness must be very badly conducted. else the pro
n~e.or is sadly sandercd We think il needs improve
ment Tlenewspaper agency We know does.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
ARRIVAL OF 4 MUNICIPAL DEPUTATIoS FROM

CAxApA-Alderman Bumer, City Attorney Routr Roy
and City Clerk Charles Gackmeyer, composing depu'
tation from the Montreal City Government arrived IN
town yesterday morning from Canada the OBJECT OF
their vs, being 10 obtain information concerning 'e
oneninr Of streets in this City and elsewhere. lley
visited the Mayors Office having letter OF in'roduc'
ton TO Mayor Opdykc; but that official being absent
the strangers were received by the chief Clerk who ox
panod TO them the working Of our perfected system OF
ing out and improving the public thoroughres par
ticuary with reference to tie respective rights oil the
people and the City large They were also presented
with compilations Of the State Laws concerning The
Ciiyard tie Ordinances Of the Common Council relating
70 this subject.
Before returning home the deputation will visit fha'
delphia. Washington and other Cities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

The BURNING OF TIE BARRACKS AT INV
DoEPA disclosure relative 10 the recent burning 81
the barracks al Camp Sprngue has been made by sol
der to his commanding officer Of plot TO -, ife on
the same night the barracks we're burned 10 he camp
hospital. which was filled with sick men. Tie man
WHO disclosed the plot had himself been implicated but
BIS conscience forbade bis committing this double crime
Il arson and murder lie named the inreadcfs II The
plot, and revealed their plans. They were Immediately
arrested and put IN irons. Gen Candy being Informed
Of the above cis at ordered The removal q al tie
troops excepting forty men Of The 18th y. j. Cav
ary) from Camp SpIafuo 70 Governors bland ana
thew embarked under a strong guard Of soldier nom
the It'll L. s. Infantry. az Nandcrbllts Landing. on
sunday sftoTnoon The only bindings now lett at The
camp are tie hospital cOokbousc. sutlery gunrdhonsr
ard headquarters. The members 81 The 18Th cavalry
HAo lct there will soon leave to join their comrndcs
Al NewbeIu The place VII then remain N charge 81
dc,aclmeuts from tie III L. = Infantry aud tie 10th
and 2rth y. \. Batteries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
SUPREME COURT-CnAgBERs-Noy. lo-Beiore joe
isGRAHAn
DTCISIDNS.

stephen Salmon agt. Horace Is. Ciafn ct al
Clara 81 DE Lana ogt the Same. Motion. granted
iiampden Gard Company II al ag'. James 'oHn'rni'
Order vacated defendant discharged on upuaiios not
sue, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
limited STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov II.
nrrRLF or DISTRIBUTION.

Tho TneJ States ag The Schooner Reindeer formerly the
Inv ~ JEFF. Davis
T.. Delafied Smith, esq, United States District
Attorney this morning entered decree oil final distribution N
The above Prize suit. ,,,u
bark VIM. q. Anderson alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

TIE WILSON FORGERY CASR.-Mr John
wilson IT, recently arrested in Chicago, aud brought
10 this city charge OF having forged tho name Of
Deputy Collector benjamin +. Mudgott 10 n0te
drawn Tor : 900 by himself has been DISCHARGED by
Justice Bowling the evidence failing 10 sublnntintc
the charge xJnlge Stuart was counsel for the prs
oner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
miscellaneous.
CRArE VINES. FOREIGN AND NATIVE

ERArE VINES, FOREIGN AND NATIVE.
II CRAZE NlNIS of unrI uiicd quality .id rlralnr.s
1r sry rTtat alpDury 90 uy Ninrs hos Deco lo'cd uy
EXTENSIVE, ts in every STATE ot t~ linton and Hr Nr al
tntaUit.a W.T. h'rur .rf5 apparent O. - wAn van tiA
ilr trouble FEB u.lse Do ItIls lu.s..Isalou.
VINES Hum OA' Do.a. all Flny Cents Co sov'tiy five
- .lsia p.f dozen.
Fr a at pifn. 90 Nia.. .nd tuclr sut0n srr caia
l..r. b. nhrh thc ulo' ,ct and tAc conditions ot slt
c,.. re-. ry stated
Tlr Gur a its u.u var,.i,i. hi, become our m.f iu
lor.t as ac is most a.. sllhu aAd il urrr rf.is ub
frinnlr b. auuudlu.. ili iiuty alvly 4nd "ih Nrl
t.nt, il 4n any otra Dr r. atptrl0r loo q vni I. W
h,i, To those lf1iu. I'D uuirr dies by ordinary income n
bc VIVA % thr open .lf Hud bad Coz ab.It usr aA ard
even sr,,n months ~ tNr year iH excellent c0uh NL
Dor Descriptive tuthI'eur hrh every our "' M -fnhi
iu Viii A Geo plant Nt mll AI advantage I'D re,ns sgnd
two cent ttaI p .... -, " ''+'.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

The concert TO take place at the Church OF
The Puritans has uuavodahy been postponed to Thur
day evening November -. Ms. 5. Mozari Mr.
Jenny Kempion, Mr.. George Cromwell, Mr. j. H.
Thomas and Mr. S. Is. Mills win assist The concert
IL 70 be under tie direction Of Mr. \. Dspeekcr. or
ganist Of the Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATS CIRCUIT cOtRr-Sov ii-Bs'af'
J.irc Nriso-
REVENUE CAsE-DrTifs os woErrD Goods IhL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

FATALLY IrJCRED.-An inquest was held by
Coroner Collin Wednesday at No. 90 Grand street
on the body Of child six years Of age named James
BlOckway who was run over In Grand street few
day since aud 20 severely injured that he subsequently
died The deceased resided H. POugbkccpsc and was
IA ysit 10 relative in this city at the lime Of the
cidcnt 4 verdict Of accidental death was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

The Cunard extra steamer Ilecla, Capt. M
Cauey sailed yesterday with fnl cargo 'or Liverpool
She carries out about 70 passengers in the steeIege
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

A CHARITABLE FAIR.-The ladies connected
with Mis Richmonds House Of Mercy are now holding
fair at tie Derby Gallery No 62j Broadway for The
benefit Of tie house The fair IL well arranged and '
to support most deserving charity. Open throughout
this week day and evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

TRIAL Trip or THE STEAMER GREYHOUSD.-
The iaI rp OF the lew steamer Greyhound yesterday
was perfect succeess PrecEely at O'Clock the boat
left tie wharf at the foot ~ Deebrosses street making
not less than eighteen miles hour over rough water
and against the tide. Like The feet and grace.
ful animal for which the steamer Is named II sped
along its course, passing all competitors on the way.
distance Of twenty-five miles up the Hudson was nc
compllshed in about an hour and twenty minutes when
the "tacled about" On her return trip collation.
was served 20 the guests after which number Of i'm
pronptu speeches were made and songs sung all
ii which were spirited and patriotic. Among the prom.
inent persons present were Capts Livingston, Long
sueet. Tamau. Smith, Lopez. Mr. Archer, Mr. Harri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

A DEsERTER COMMITS SUICIDR-Coroncr
Colin on Wednesday held an inquest on The body Of
John e. ObendoIner member OF the Garlbaldi huaid.
who committed suicide tuesday morning ~ ~"
Park BARRACKS by taking arsenic. DR.. GoddaId. me
Hospital Surgeon gave bin powerful emetlc and ad
ministcred tie usual autidotcs. but without srcc.ff
The deceased was 81 yeals Of agc and Iatv, n ue
many. verdict Of suicide was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

And viii positively prevent YELLOW FEVER. BILIOUS
FEVER, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12
80 ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY,

They bill CURE the above diseases in nine;ynr cat
Of /, hundred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-12

I,rc ,uoldms nearly double quan'y) 81 Pc ''''s-
lif ioscu -'.
sn.u ... q cent. per boi,l,-hl.i dozen, -
NEwYCRK AGENcYi
Ar ulLNroLps DRUG ASD CHEMICAL "A"A
MOUSE. No. ga BROADWAY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
lin pNrsaat u tue"

Mr.. Secretary Chase Informs the peo-
pie that the rebellion is ".i,,ua,lv over"
Thi. may be truth which The ob,use
vision of The peoplc Of this country has
failed to discover, but there ave those
who feel luclin d to dispute it. Is IT be
cause the rebellion i. virtually over
that Meade fai's ba,k and permits the
rebel army to destroy his rs,lrosd com.
municatlcat ons With the Raj p,Aaun CT
that the movement on Charleston i, alta
standst,l that the army Of tho Cum
land is at "desd lock" with Bsapp'.
army? Possibly the Secretary can III.
forms anxious inqmre's wby it IL ,he,.
that the President calls out 300 Uol
more" to put djwn rebellion HAT !.
alrc .dy "over.' The country will re.
jyice 4 Mr.. base can prove his a se'iivu
though i; Will hardly give him credit ia
csndor 10 tie face aud eyes 0; tie tact
that slate at ,h, NJ g, openly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

Bafre they came lao power tie ahol-
itioh St pr. ,i'.sd tile rso, lie, .no".
9th de.iratle things a ''reiurn To the
polio. u the iatie,s.' A. in mo I olh--
sr things they have alt ~. ted to do,
they have 6v.rdonc tho IN Ger. hey
have 20 urned 70 lie police" OF the
great g'eat grandfather, away back to
~ad The middle age. when blue la Is
wee !" toice. witch bnrni,g in vogue,
soo oigoirs and intolerance aud ianail
est 'ampan. every here. Whom prisons
yawneo widely FOR those ~ho refused 10
.aop' the belief OF the elders; when
."e gag AMI the hayonet were n,cd to en-
.o'ec '"o 'vrsn''s deer. e, and ~hen tn.
became no DIVISION d. ,,,,...,.d =.
''reiurn'ng 70 the ollie, O. ,he abe. I"
the JAcobins have "r.,urned" SHEEN,
10 loT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
81 sc tsscs =. wi < ssaciasnc

: 3yC - WI nGCnt.aC
Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MA.
CT NE IL Ia e. ming a W rld-0ids r.pu'atir
lt is beyo, d doubt tho best ans cheapest and
nest beautiful OF all Family Swing zach mes
vet offered 20 the public. n. other family rew :
ing Machine has 40 many useful Appliances for
iiemmins. l:inirg Feliug. Tucking Gsshcripg.
Cuaging, Braiding, Introducing. Corling.
soiorth No other family sewing machine has so
much capacity fer g,.at variety o, work. i,
will sew all kin,i- o! 9th ard with Ill kxIs Of
thread. Great and res nj Improvements ms 10
orr Family Sesins II ecdiae most reliable. aud
Wos' durable AMI ~ ~ certain in &C ion al all
e. % ei,.s d. ~ IT, akes I. inter oeked sfi,oh
whca the REST known. Any nne, even of the
aihary cap"cfty. can see n glance, how 10 use
the letter Fsraiiy Sewing Machine Our Fam :
= Sewing Machines are ani,hed in chas,e and
exquisite .yla.
he Folaing case Of the Family Mainline IL a
piece Of cunning workm ship OF ,hs mos, useful
kind. II protects he machine when net in use,
and when about to be operated may be opened as
a spacious and Substantial table to eust 10 the
work. White so 9 Of the Eases. made out Of the
CHI ices, woois. are faished in the simplest and
chas,esi manner possible, hers are al rnei and
cmbelished in the most E, silly and superb manner
itis absolutely necessary to SEQ tho Family
Machine in operation, SO as to judge Of it's great
capacity and beauty tits fas. becoming as pop
ular sor t"mily sewing as our Manufacturing IN a.
chimes are lor manufacturing purpos
The Bran h O0isss are all we'll supplied with
six twist thread. n ei.es oil, &c Of the best
quality
-ni fera PAMPHtrr
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ASS Broadway. N. Y.
Chicago Office, SO CLARK Street
.. X kRAySE.
iys3-d6m Agent in Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

DIR. SWEETS INrALLibLE LIStNENr, il
pr pared from the secips Vi DE-. stephen Sweet
II JJans, t,cut. the great bone setter, ard has
heen used ia his practice fcr the last tenty year:
with tne Rios: astonishing sncce.s. As ~ Ster-
III reued il Is without iival, and will alievi-
10 p"iu more peed j. tiiab an, other prepare ion
TOR , rheumatic AMI Nevou. ilsordeSs j, is trui
IN ..litele. an Il curative for Sores, Woanos
-.iaius. tru es. &c, is soothing, healing and
powerful sireu2 thrb'pg properties exctfe the
Us. wcnde. and astonishm~ mt of all who have
ever given il rial Over oae tn 1psand ceriif-
edies Of remarkable cures. performed by within
th last two yeas, attest this Tact. see advertise
DeDt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

The TIN pat, copper aud sheet iron
wolsers OF New York have dcn andea 25
Per ctrt. advance upon their weg.s.
inc aion- -sh ,re-men sh. wrgits also
lem: nd 1880 PER day. Tic li'h.g.arh
&c r." eta arr now Z tor an advance as
also the cioti jug cutters.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

\ GENTLEMAN, Gu ed Of Nervous Debility
Incorp-tency. Premature Decay ami Youthful.
Error. actnated by desire 20 ben tit Others. sill
lie h ,ppy TO furnish to sill who need II Gree Of
charge the res ipa and dire',ioas for makug
tho ssnpis remedy usei in his casa. Tn ,se
wiehing to pr.Gs by his experience. aud pcssc a
Valuable Remeds, viii, receive the noe by re-
turn mail. tcaretuily sealrd,l by. a dressing
JOIN. u utt}tN.
spssG3m Ss GO Mason Stree New York
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

Judge S, ars, ot Fremont coan'y, hss
been app lated Aid TO the Gov. rnos,
win lie rans aud pay OF a Leu,ci an,
Colon i. The Jnege va, disappointed
republican aepl.ast or Congress last a.
and !aiied o come IN toT ANYTHING ia r:
tu. AS the 0tc,lon 10, u. !. SEA NOR ,s
ne dug. 1t was important tnat he sLou d
hav. something.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

e, IToR OF THE DEN. Graf AND NEws- Dear .Sir
With your permission wish 20 sav to ,he read
ers of your pager that | will SEMI by return IN, j
to all who wish it, (free) Recipe, with 'uil d.
rec,ions for making aud using ,iin pie vegetable
Balm. that ill eaectua.ly rcn.ove, in IL d. IS
Pimrles. blotches. Tan, Frc,kies and a! I'm III.
ties OF the kin. Leaving the sauo soft, clear
-mor:h and ne u,i nj.
will G.n ma tree 10 thuso having isG.N leads
or Bare isccs, infic directions and information
hi.i viii crane tnsm 10 start fail growth OF
buxari8nt ssaiF, Waiss r. or 4 Nou stache ia less
III. 81 days ALI a. plications answered by re-
ia n mai. without charge
Respectfully yours rhOS. F. CHAPMAN.
io39-d3tu hem'st No s3l Broadwa n Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

a serious drou,h lreyailes in ksnsas,
making !, Impoes be to SOW winter wheat.
There has been no rain Tor more than
TX W. ks. La"r.nce is being ,c'uil,.
No 30 'den hnl'ditys are allowed 10 be
built n Massachusetts, street, ihe prn: {.
p hni>' e>s street. TIE sorghum c. op
i'rge 10 Kansas tia year, and all .;Ler
crops aie good.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

a London Professor ettu.ed recently
OF food. He banded und c. flee, which
was pronounced cxcrll.n', then he tod
the audience sh., they ha,t been r.ga'eu
with a mixture At tulock's u cd, CHI r,
sleeps liver dried, ard ID coffee ,gsou,s.
lie gave them capiai por'er 100, made
OF sp,,.s # vine, gum arabic aud burnt
sugar.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
icoNYCAiC ATEp.
Pulmonary Co SUMPTION Cnrnbl'
DpSense.
- & - I. CT.
<snSsr-
TO CONS!I N?TIvEs.

Tee unleTsiyro oil having been restored 20 health
iew weeks, by a very simple remedy, atie'
aaying Suffered several ye.rs with sever- 'aug
fcction, and ID At dread disease, Consumption
IL ANXIOUS 70 maize known to his fe'iow-soferers
the means 6! cure.
To all who desire il, ne viii send copy Of the
prescription used free ii charge with the Dire
tons FOR preparing nd using the same. shich
they will find SURE CURE for C0NsU APrIoN, sTR.
ia, %aoHCuI1is. &c. The only objec of the al
vertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and sprea. Information which he
conce.ves to be Invaluable, and he heres every
sufferer vii! try his remedy. as il will cost them
dottling, a1l may Grove q blessing
KEW EDWARD a. WILSON.
William shurg,
snl3-ftw3m New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
t,r.m Issshsp Leievr-.


IA eoropos, Sir The benefit have rsceiv-
A the Spsf /. cl<s obtsirsd i'tmy induce me
n. sp,ese the pseasusel bsver.c.ised ircm them
Ttey ,uis ~, cy es TO admiration. can nov see
an common distances BY candle Hight as we'll As
rs dsy, With the srise esse - y hen = toy. Nhich
&c uii not do with any other glss es have
u..d. 1, affords The greatest pleasure to svai'
%, .lf 0. this me iiua Of tsstif, bow satisfa'-
tory has been MY .xrerienss Of cur kill;
ops,cian. Y-urs T,uiy, PF L.YsyRE, Bishop
Detroit, Nov 8, 1852.
Chicago, Dec u. 1882.
Va SovoNoS, Sir IL have ben uEder the
ueeesi,, OF using tslat as for several years, but
have rever fcuno pair TO suit my. e.es until
60, them from sir :. Since thatuue ind my
eyes much better. Wishing you every success in
,uur undertaking. ] an yours, dc.
CPKElLos' no i53 >ta.s street:
Chico go, Feb Il, 1855.
Mg'coL. Sox, Sir .-When yau FIRST arrived ID
thu civ Called with Mfs Sber man at your ofcs
and purchased two pairs Of your raaent gold
| 3pc., ae.es. We have fsuod them superior u
| any We ssd eAer u.ed be o'e. They resl'E.d more
| thau We could have expected We can sec a.
! co ,.lurta ole " en- girl and boy.
| remain yours respectfully,
| PC ;iaE.YA., No go, sherman House.
&. Solomon. Room No 2. Fa.rs nd 81. ok. co'ne
| Second and Brady s;reels. oclI5G.im
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

Col" is 50 pi, nty i" Al IONA that men.
~''hon' any 'mpis'nsn,, for digging, are
w"Ai"g, tom eight 10 fl, en Lu.dr.d dol
lar Ter day They don't dire use to.,x
for tear they viii yet rich too ias,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

The RESI- rvcir Ut the Charleston
(Mass) wster wc'ks on Tuf . co,;xe Lii
wi re the largest in thu Unlt d 1t -
, Five huud,ed nsu ass % oU,k t .rs and
u ether points, e9a lhs. This 3 will % il
leasisg esdss IN tsas. asE.ess
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30

MISCELLANEOUS.
4 WlLtGx kGlDBs'
SEWING ACnlNE
Prict. with Hsmmer 1 reller. xl0
TBE Wl.CcxAeiBBs SEQ no sAcHr
= e ms tel nactine ,oiAA0ut regard 10 rr,ee. IA,
Family sewing,
Braiding, n
heln,nsiis,
icliing,
Tucking,
G'ny fine
ling,
Tucking,
('OvOine

~ fo,msa nat even and elastic .ssm vIsch {.
.a'lhn.eo not rip IN wear even If the sey,, 4.
cut AZ frequent intervals ard also n,as, an -;
con@a.ce. 10 survive the ra.h ,.b."
patented dew &c OF v,rst u,,ti,x q, ,.
prev, as The possibility q The us sh,,e h.,,
IN the wrong direct On Or III. L.g -
wearing a lad3's dress "es-~'se
Ano her seatore witch deserves ,.,,,cr,., -.
'en'ion !. the lies ! fa'ene Needle, rhrh car
II IL c,pphaticslly the g.td low n,;,,a ,..,.
sewing inechihe thai the rrb,ic have ,a,.
wanting Tor = FcHoa Iyaa,crt,p 80"
IT'S ioo'ed . W rier'u pitduetion nm 70, fam.
~ u.s. .sfeeiallv no other viii he's, spy c,m'..
isrn with it, Phu. Ersnin4 jsnrn,i s'~lA
nechsni"al soi dt r-Srfea, nm .In.,:
! Arna.g the best End mos, servicsatl.
'nachinc'' Light nna elegantly Gni.bea ga -
| s'nfie ~ IT. construction iaet II ssems go.
i In efo II TO get cut Q. repair p;usLvrs
j bas combined With i,s own necp,;,r ..;.. -,
The really valuable inprovemen,s Of tho h,.hs.
| piiee4 machines. = Pcan, siranian
| inis mteaire ~ the opinion o. The ronm;,...
his move aeefiy the requirements a. ,.,scrI n..
| hlatt Of SOS 1"'"'"s
Taking into consideration siprlic;,r cbe.o,...
dur oiiiiy and noiug all sa,i NE co.n;,,.. :!
unanimously IN favor If the Wilcox A C,bh's. a
s'neie threRn machine = Pennst{ran,a sa,s Al
| ftcshnrh sootcys Report
= IN ~
| m"ri's OF toe lcox 4 Gibbs se.i,, r.oht
we eohs'def mat great ditidefatum has teen
'urpfei ~ u IN pfufite teyoud doubt th.ttro
| IN eads are NOT, ~ IVES supposed necessary 20 a
Yo'a msenige.--t hFi'tiua Afpcca,e and Journal
.junr q lsse 'e'
h,ier much wear and many yn,hinps N.
sHt'ning - found TO retain 81 the rornip.ss.
evenne's End trmne.s which are so much adui,,i
~ first. Ae,c York SIR
| IN frinclt lett u perfect = Lngipser L1p1o.
Tins .,'Gent oinIs Q! superiority over ~ o,be,s.
ihaa5.iyhn IIcss
serri cable nachirn. or his We have er.
peri zee in our own aBy.- Bos;oa lra,.i.r
Th- heiuty and s,mpl city o, ,,s me.n,,;.u
are ufnirnile.- Ey.es..
Nese"ing machine efetorore ;,.rodu, o. ba.
N 81 snort tine ecpni,.d such well merit ed nor
uaritg. Gijsct.,afa Ga-et "
We esteen II The bet ,nsc. inc FIR far iIy use =
TIE stt'ch "a M sceptionei A,gnsd b. n,amy L,..
d. ~ ctttz.ns y Tn fqdelphu
sAr send Ia, a iicuiar q,
JAMES WiIcuX Mannfseu-e,.
spS II fhs Rynedwsy Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-30
TIE t:ss,.t -sOA> 4 niks;E
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Published Tor the benefit, . warning and
CAUTION 10 VOL "a MEn.
who suffer gyoD SperrCetenh0a. sersol- Dshi!i-
II, Premature Decay. etc supplying ~ the same
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aaa ;ajury through niediea, huulbas aaaek
cry.
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single copies mav re had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
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