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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
The Sisters Of Charity

UTTSG TO INFORM TIE CITIZENS OF
w Davenport and the public goaefslly .ha
they have remove. their boarding School from
the Aoademy CT the tmmsculats Conception to
the Building generally known as "Sargent's
House," on Brady street between Eighth and
Ninth, where they are now prepared to receive
pupils either as !ioaTders or HalfBoariers ct the
Dsy School for tina accommodation of those who
wish to avail themselves thereof.
The course Of instruction will comprise, as
form erly, all that constitutes good English Ed
ucaticn. French and German Language, Music
or the Harp, Piano, Guitar and Dulcimar, Draw
ing, Paintin- Oil, cud Water Coiors, Plain and
Ornamental Nee.ils Work.
Terms cont,yxe rs heretofore, but payments
must be made in advance, and from tbs rule there
,rU he no deriution.
The Uniform now adopted consists Of dark
blue meiino drass. black silk Garbaldi waist,
black straw hat, brown vsii end white collar
The same for Summer, but Of lighter material,
and white straw hat.
Further information can be obtained at tho
Academy, or at the Schools attached TO st. An
thongs and Ste. Mersuerite's Churches.
DAvsnRoar. September 81, 1853 lin
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
Cleveland, Oct 81. 135

E'eyeIald, OCT u, I 55}.
II afford, me great ploasure TO State that on
tial of several iacimeus Of Soectacles placed in
my hands bv Mr. Solomon, | nnd myself much
relieved from deEec IF vision, and especially
weakness f eyes, fioui veieh have suffered cor
the last two years whenever | have exercised
them, ev IN tor short p-riod OF tiule. think
they arc an excellent quality and peculiarly
adopted fol- sush pnr oses.
Up KIRKLAND, Ed,
Professor of Physical Diagnosis, ard theory ana
practice Of Medicine. Mel Ded W College
oclT-lNvin
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
HEEE'sss spECeS'gC PxEa-s =, ::

are speedy ia action, often efecting n cure in
few days, and When caro- is effected it il ,or-
.,.an5ns TacJ aie prepared from vegetable ex-
t,acts tuat harness on the So stem and never
nausesto the stomach or i1p-egnaie he breath !;
and heins sugar coated, All nauseous TASTE is
avoided. Noshange Ut diet is Necessary whilst
using them, nor does theig action interfere With
bnsiaess kaca Box con aims SIX dozen Pills
Price 81. Sold oy al the principal Druggists.
Ia places where no aseat is advertised they VIII
be seat by mail, pos palt, and conhdentialiy Sc
cured from observation when desired, on receipt If
money by J. BRYAN, ii. d., Is Ceda,-st, N. y.
Smith ewyer Wholesale gents. Chicago IN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
Groceries, ilour l. Feed Store.

!DNHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
L FORMS the citizens o. scott ard adj inipg
counties, hat he will constantly keep in his Now
Store, correr o. Secon and Scott streets. good
assortment OF Groceries Flour and Fed, which
he viii always sell at the lowest market prize
Highest pyiea paid for fara. Produce. Goods
delivered frea Of charge in city limits.
ocls-d&wly SAW. G. YOUNG.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

hereby certify thpt ap now wearing pair
OF Mr Soomops uisssas, ard find them to answer
= hetter puryose tov tear siehtcdness than arr
that have ever used. J W ELDRIDGs, II D.
Chicago, Lii, ice Il, ls52'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

~ The uDdsrs.gaod arc prep AIRED to issuc Ger
IL tss Of passage By the above Lines to
briu Z out passengers from Grea. Britain
and ireland, 70 any part OF the United states or
British Provinces, al the lowest Yates. For full
Information apply to SAELRx SsAaLs, 90 Broad
way, n. Y. IRA N. CLIFFORD,
agl5-iSml First National 5ank Oave npcrt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20
New Discovery for the Eyes +!

SpaCTAGLks, sc GROUND ON THE EX-
- act principles Of sphe zeal accuracy, by Il.
S0LjMOa, tho celebrated Opticiau, frem the
improved Spec sacle Mandatory ard London OPP
tical Establishment, No. lt5 Old Bond street,
tahlished more tbaa century ago. G. Solcmoa
is toe sole inventor OF the improved Spsctscies
and various improved glasses, is now on q pretts-
.ioaal visit 20 this city, and nay be consulted Il
his Office, ROOM no. FAIRBANKS BLOCH
Corner os Second anu Besey Streets, Davenport.
He vii! give references 10 peraons in the United
Scates who have found the greatest b1nent and
comfort from the use Of the newly inrented and
improved Speotacics.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

have exam nod Nix G s;olomon's Glasses, and
believe them q be constructed uecn cerrec. prin
ciples and well suited Cor all such as have oeca-
sion to nse thcnx Z MCLEAN, MD,
Prof Mas Ned, &c, Rush Medical 90 egc.
Cheaso, IL, Dec q, 1883.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-20

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vital Power, tho G-ea. Social Evil, and those
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cosses OF natnsity. CT ignorance Of Psychology
a0i Natures Law
Theseinvauahie I.e .tures have been tne means
Of en!ightcning ani saving thousands, and will
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htrossips SEC aErARy, New York scum Of
knltc'ay and Medicine, 6.e broadway, New
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LONDON 4 LlVE2PU0L
fire H. Life Insurance COMPANY

OFFICE, So WALL 4 81 PINE ST, A.. Y.
Paid mp capital, surplus and reserved
ts1ds. 80, $50. 525
lnveatea in thiE untry,.............. 1886
Yearly revenue over. 1,)oo,voe
TRe aaseb0l6ers Personally RESPONSE
fic for engagements oi the Company.
All Directors mast be shareholders.
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The Glasgow and Cork Line.

TEE MosrasAL X. II. OcxAs TrEAx-urp Co
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Both Married and. Single.
THE. OLDEST REGULATOR F0R
FEMALES.

VINO suffer from IRREGULARITIES or ogsrgucrloss
OF The MsSsEs 'ybsterer may ie fe Cause Of iose
distractions.
THIs CURE has BEEN TrcoGSi2yD roa MANY
YEARS As
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saipY STREET BsFwEss FOURTH AMI riFfH
Hss ALL WORK EXECUTED IN A
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ST. isiaation GUARANTEED Office OpeI
hours, d ay and night uei-d
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HAIR - ~ ARE.

The undersigned beg leave
to call the attention Of inc
public g, ssd The trade 5ss par.
licasar 10 tiarEr complete
and well assorted Stock Of
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VV n - n 1 n 3 ton Isi Nc
OF SAILING PACKETS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
ROSEWOOD

pICTURE-andsHAI WREATH FRAME
l. in all varities.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
Vermont Central and SulRi.
VAN Railroads.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Dec. Sth, 1862.
Trains Going south and East.

Leave Montpelier ~ 40 M, 10 p. N. and 10 so Pm
Al ALL TRAIN leaves ST. Adams at 6,l5 A. M, Buing
l ton 100 A. M, connecting at White River Junction
with trains for from lis River, ST. Jonsbury and
ELL Worcester &C., and connecting Bellows Falls with
cheshire X. K. or Roston and with Vermont Valley L.
r. for Springfield New Haven aud New York, arriving
in New York At lO,l5P. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS Tam leaves Rouse's Point NJ 7.45
AN for Burlington. Rutland and NorttdeId
NI9HT ExPREss TRAGN leaves OgdeHshugat l2.l5 P.
Mont lea at 80 p. ~. K0uses PoAt al 20 H., arfiV
with Cheshire T. Il, for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley r. for Springfield and New Haven
and arriving in New y rk at ~ P. ID.
Tralns Going North snG West,
Leave Montpelier at 90 4. N. 40 A. NJ. and 5 10 p.
Mai TRAIN leaves Boston ut 7.30 NJ, VIA Lowell
Lawrence or Fchburg. Leaves Springfield AT 740 ~
Bellows Falls at I225 r.. connective at White River
Iuncti n with Northern K. 4 from Boston and with Pas
sumpsiC r. t. tor and from ST. JObnsbury and iittlcon
o5F.s. and lodge. t....
fceouaopArI TRAIN leaves NorthleG at 1925 4. NJ,
tof Burlington, Roases P0intan MohtT,
AiaAc ExpREss TRAIN tea yes Bellows Falls at IS
eceving passengers from Vermont Valley Il, r. leaving
NeR York az $40 A. NJ, aud from Cheshire r. r..
"sayls 6oston at 100 ?. NJ. connecting al
t'fte River Junction with train leaving Btlston at
40 p. NJ via Lowell or Lawrence Leave White
AVER unctlon at ll.40 P, NJ, arriving at Burlington
~ o'l5 A NJ, Ronses Point AT $50 A. NJ, Monrea al
"dO A. NJ and Ogdenshurgh AZ 100 p. NJ, cobnec,'rq
West. $3.50 fA'Ff '-Ff Ff'f~o 80
sleepiM cars are attached to bot2 the hight expires
"mns uhnng between Rouse rointdnd Boston
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale a.
Haprincipa stations.
G. MERRILL, sup',.
II. Adams, Vt, Dec. 8. 1869.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
Three Invaluable Books for every
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
MONrPHAINR, APRIL 10. 1868.

DEATH CT CAPT. BorDnH,--We are painoi
to learn of the death Of Capt. Bowdisb, of Bur-
lington, last Friday evening. lie was fatally
injured while passing Glom Norfolk to Suffolk,
Va, the cars in which he was riding being pre-
epiiated, by the breaking of bridge, into the
river. The Burlington IimessAys, Capt. Bow
dsh WAS among the fret to respond to the call
OF the country on the breaking cut OF the war,
and was appointed Commissary in August, SOL.
He was soon on duty at the post at Newport
News where he remained for considerable time,
and thence was removed to Suffolk. During a
portion OF the time during tie past lew months
he has been engaged in the secret service Of the
Government. 10 whatever position he has been
lie has served The country with devotion, fidelity,
and ability. and his loss cannet be repaired with
out difficulty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
THE GREAT CAUSE OF '---
Ell TT M a IN MIS- nv.

just Published in Sealed Envlope; Price 6 cts
A LECTURE BY DR., CCLVERW ELL. ON THE
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Ment AMI Physical Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy
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Study and Labor, Dizziness of Apprehension Loss of
Memory, Aversion to Society, Loye of Solitude Tmf.
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Sexual lncapacty the Consequences of Youthful indis
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E7~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 shO Id be read by every youth and
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Sent under seal 10 any address, in plain, sealed en-
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~ addressing. f. ~ .. ~, "A ~ 4st
'. CHAS. J. G. KLINE Il CO.,
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BOLD IER5'
ray, PeM~iOuAs and ksO mites.

ing Undersigned, having made iavor arrange
The cnhts are now prepared to give theu attention to
in section OF all legal claims upon the Government
ar VI the widows and chdr, OF deceased soldiers
Ai4an1r OF soldi ~ disabled the existing war; .lt
UfChiN ON& RJWELL, Attorneys at Law.
"ea Randolph Dec.l, 1862 f362u
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]. V. BABCOCK & co.


Having determined to CLOSE OUT my stock OF CROCK
ERY 1t is offered much below the ruli prices The as
sorment IS LARGE and comprises the newest and best
styles OF B0orES" Celebrated Ware. Itwas purchased
before the recent heavy advances and win be sold cor
respondingy low, 0L' 10 J. C. EMERY.H
Montpelier, March Is, 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13

and that the result Of the reconnoss lncc proves
he ut er insuicierc y Of the iron -clAl nseG 0
take Charleston alone.
q ID sol in N3w Y 'rk a. 70 o'clock at s. 81
Ii, at II 80 cluc k at STA.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

Our Town>mnn, Gen, J. ". Phelps. has been
nominated to the Senate by the President for
Major General his commission to bear date
Dec. 4, 1861.
Lieut.. Blake has made an official report con-
ceinrs lie capture Of the ilallerus some time
since on the coast If Texas hy the pirate Ala
buma. II appears that be and his men made
gallant resistance and tough, bravely, but were
overcome by superior numbers.
Official reporls respecting the raid up.
on our blocknding fleet at Charleston, show
hat no vessels were SD k, none seriously in
jured by fire, and Only two that received any
considerable damage, while the prize, Princess
Royal, which we captured was of great value.
The official lists show that five Major Gen
erals and eighteen Brigader Generals are now
without a command. The cost of a Major
General and his staff is about S2I 900 year
The Senate has returned to The President all
the NOMINATIONS of Major and Brigadier Gen
erals, for him 10 select from the whole number
20 of the former and 80 Of the latter.
Reports from the army of the Potomac show
that Gen. Hooker is actively engaged in reor-
gan zing his army and putting ii in condition
for active operations as soon as the roads will
permit. The men under him. we understand,
are daily having their confidence in him
strengthened, aud are becoming more and more
attached to him the better they know him.
Tine employment Of negroes in our army is
BEGINNING more and more popular con,n-
ually prejudice against using them as soldiers
is daily diminished, and so far as trial has been
made, they have proved themselves efficient
ond brave men in battle.
The news fran Vicksburg is of nm encour,
aging character, showing that the preparations
we are there making to cope with the enemy
are OF such a character as 10 ensure success.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19
DEAlIIS.

In this village, Feb 10Th, DERrIE E. only chill Of y
Fitch and lucc NracAett aged months. fuu lurv itr
earth, t,ml tpik the angel uilt.
In Erittl, ~ Jan. 3Otl LEMU HI STAlkll, aged IL
years and months -
la IIaliGlS Feb 10Th, Mrs EJ'NICE STAFFORD, rlict
Of thr late Joshua MucpN, aged 81 year
Ia Wilmington Jan IN, MIR. TIMOTHY WILCOX gel
II. A useful citizen AMI nm h urSt mHu,
In DNrr. bee, 2hh At t r'si nee II Erntzr Spa rs,
Ell NRLLs H. LLuNARp, aged Is, hate member nl Company
l, Sth itrgt. rm0nt Vols. - 80,
Killed In the Fr,sltrcks urg Rec 18Th, 1859,
m ,uhs and day. Papers Ia Mass ami New i'rS prase
copy. - . ..-
IL Jamaica, Jan Esd Of dphtherio, MAJOR II WARD,
aged 81 yents.
In Jamaica, Feb. 9th, CARRIE A JOHNSON, - years.
la nmaici, Feb. l2th, SALLY sMlTIl rylct OF the late
Rufus smith, asri ~ years mud m'uths.
Ia this village, 9th inst WILLIAM II eldest NJ W
and L. Il. II ,iling, aged 80 years and IL months
In Hospital No ~ Nnshyle Tenn Jaiu ly6 STEPHEN
HARRIS, aged - and m nthl menhr OF the ian
Rert "a X, hin Us Volunteers and sn n Windsor Harris
of uranhy Mass form rly II this town.
IN West Mestni STIR Feb. 1th, Mr. JAMES INNS N,
ar,,l rs wears r. us has passed away whose vnlg
and benevolent qualities have enleAri him to his relatives
and numeru us acqu ,ntiue Impartial and ur1gh all
his and dealings with nti sensible that others
hal troubles and srr'Ss MS well ~ hmseii an ousken
friend oppressed hum niy ready To assist the needy
and give counsel the frirnd leing Of ,cial
turn rlrl many good story and profitable lesson
long Ia he % injured by these with whom hr has sed
wishing II ruidcu his declining yras with worldly c.r,s
the midst NJ his children, though feeble In hRlth has wed
hnAelf n irkahlc degree nut W weeks the
ihen Au unrNp ctrl death NJ beloved daughter whom
I'D exp ctsl would minister In his last earthly cssities
shock Il AMI overcome him that 1t engender ii disease
vheh eaussL hs data. lCUA.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-02-19

GIN. RosEcRANs' OPINIoN OF COPPER
HEADs.-The following letter from Gen. Rose
Grams was laid before the Ohio legislature on
February TO-
HEADouARTnRs Department of the Cumberland,
Alurreesboro Tenn, Feb. 8, lt63. !
To the Honorable the General Assembly Of
the State -
The resolution Of thanks passed by YOUR hon.
orable body TO the army of the Cumberland, its
commanding general and his staff, has been
duly received aud published to the troops of
this command On behalf of ALL | return you
heartfelt, thanks.
This is indeed war for the constitution and
the laws-nay. for national existence-ugainst
those who have drspiSpd our honest friendship,
deceived our just h"re>, ami drive us to defend
our e. unity AMI our homes. BY foul and will
iul ISLANDERS on our motives and Intentions, per-
si>tenily repeated. thy have aira,ed against us
our own fellow. citizens. bound 10 us by the
triple lies of consanguiniiy. geographical posi-
ton and commercial interest. Let no man
among us be base enough To forget This, or fuol
enough to trust AN oligarchl of traitors t, their
friends, TO civil liberty aud human freedom.
Nuunlar, eXits from home and friends. for he
defense and safety of all, We long Tor the time
when gentle peace shall again spread her wings
over our land but We know no such blessing
is possible while the unjust and arbitrary power
nt the rebel leaders cOnii oriS aud threatens us.
Orally Us The ioN, clrcl rs the ger they ciied,
No coeicion." while rrtruliig to siiike us.
Bull! like. hey proposed To fight Us because
they said they coald whip five 10 one and now
whrn driven back tLc, wliie cut, No inva.
sion :" and promise us of the Yves, permission
to Navigate the Mississippi. il We will be good
boys" and do as The, lid us.
Wherever they have the power, they Drive
before them into their ranks the Southern pro-
pie, and they would also drive us. Trust them
not; were they able they would invade and de-
stIoy us Without mercy. Alsulu,cl, assured nt
these things, am amazed that any one could
Il ink OF peace nn al, terms" lie who en-
teliairS the sentiment is fin Only 10 he n slave;
he who uiters il at this time is, moreover.
traitor 10 his county, who deserves the >corn
and contempt OF all honorable men. When
the power Of TIE unscrupuluus rebel leaders is
ltn'N'd. ~ Ne lU lt me nee in cors,d
and act for their Cwn interest, which are
common with ours under this Government,
thue will be 10 great difficulty IN differentiation
Between our tastes and social lite there are
fever differences than between those of the
people of northern and southern provinces OF
England or iceland.
power Of the peifidiouS and cruel t,rantS of
This rebellion having been overthrow, peace
may be laid on the broad fourllutinu OF rational
unity and equal justice To all, under the con-
stitution and the Laws. remain your fellow
citizen,
w. S. ROSECRANS, Major-General.
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GLE Uermont 4)boait.
BRATTLEBORO
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1868.
To our Subscribers.

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VERMONT ITEMS.

Mr.. Jesse Kinds OF Brandon. sold and deliv-
cred lately to &. ID. Sweet. If North Benning
ton, twentv-six Two Years old and four yeail ling
ewes, in all thirty sheep, for the snug little sum
Of three Thousand dollars = Vermont SisndoId.
Rev. Charles s. Hale, Chaplain Of the 9th
Vermont regiment, now lying dangerously i'll
at his home in Brandon.
Qunriermaster Cushman has returned to Yer
mont having been compelled TO resign his po-
stion in the 4lh Vermont regiment, on account
of continued i'll health.
Mr.. Walton claims that Vermont has fur.
n'shed per cent more than her proportion Of
men for the war. He says;
vermont has doubtless furnished more than
her just share, and hlving smaller supply to
draw from, il is moi without reason that she has
used II strong ,lrnwing-plaS'er by way of bonn-
ties and seven dollars per mouth extra pay. |
do not know that Congress will ever be Just to
our state; but mean to have justice done to
her. in history at least, by record ofthe facts