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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of Scott county will meet il
their respective townships and select delegates
TO attend County Convention at the Cour, House
in the City of Davenport. to &c held on Saturday
August I'D, 1853, for the purpose of ninatipg
Candidates to be voted for at the approaching
October election.
The ratio Of Township representation will be
one delegate for each Township, and one for ever,
twenty votes, and fraction of ten or over, cast
for Richard Ii. Sylvester at the last October cleo
tion. This will en,itle the Township to be repre-
sented rs follows:
Davenport. t..........32I Blue Grass .. 3
LeCiaire. ........... !. Hickory Grovs..... 3
WINFIELD. -. >. 8 Aliens Grove o...
!Hhc'ton .......... Liberty.
Pleasant Valley. Rocking ghsm..... ;. 3
Bun Alo. o............. q Cleona. ..... .
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
Oh airman Go. Com.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

New LocAT1oN.-The Sisters Of Char
ity have removed their School 70 the former
rssidsncs OF Gen. Sargent. on the Bluff. sbo
are nov ready TO receive scholars on reasona-
BILE terms. The situation 10 d.liohtful and y.
hope to see the institution libsrSlly pAtr. niz.o
At home and from abroad.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

EVERY DAY. - Cal every day at
Wadsworths and you will find something fresh
and neat in the line Of dress goods. He re.
eeives D. ackages from New York by express
every day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

TRY lr By ALL MEASs.-If any OF our
readers who ara houseks sepers. have been
troubled 10 making light and uniform biscul,
Il is more than probable they do not use y. B.
Deland Cos Chemical Salsratus. That is a
pure article, not detrimental to health, and
sure 10 Its effect. Try it by ali means ga,
We. 1t can be had Of most respectable deal
ere. Those who do not keep it. shou d. il
they care to eatisfy their customers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

WAeRTNKR is daily receiving large
quantiti.s Of Bests and Shoes. He has mad.
arrangement. to supply the whole w,s eID
country. II you want good goods cheaper
than others sell shodjy work. 60 to Warmer.
every time. lst door above the Pos, Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

Farrand has another fine lot of those
splendid summer hats for gentlemen also bat.
for ladies. misses and children. Buy now and
buy very cheap.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

HAVE You ?-Have yon seen those
splendid dsess patterns. shawls, closks, maniil.
las, etc E, at Whisler's. Call at once--osll oil
ten buy good goods very low-save money
thereby and get rich
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
w Asf,INGToy 4

" AsHINGTON, Aug, II
The negroes held by the the reb Is as
solilers are 10 te all wed s. for each y.
5. mu.ket and $24 for each u. 5. horse
and $50 for each L. S. negro killed or
captured by them, and $50 for each
scalp OF l.. S. within officer com ,nand-
ng negro solaisrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
Nav \ DIRK, Aug. II

NhW loRh, aug. IL.
Tho heated term has apparently end
cd.
Admiral Farragnt remains here fo
the present The Assistant Scc'y of tn,
NAY, pre>cntel hun yesterday witt
another letter of congra,ulatlon fon
the Navy Department,
\ new steamship. Golden Era, Capt
Eldrdgc, leaves to-day Tor California
touching at Rio Jauciro, Sofa, and
Chil.
The 7ribme's Amy Of tho Potomac
correspondence says The COL. of the
lsi Nctmon' Cavalry has been appointed
commander of the Brigade IN Gen. XII
patrlck's division.
Lees Infantry arc said to bc all South
of the Espidan, though his cavalry
are A'lll sconllng between that river aud
upper Hnpoahanuock
Folks dl.slon has reinforced him
from .fagg's army, and m equal mum
Der have lett hlm Tor Charleston.
There isno s'gn ot his moving up
the Shenandoah Valley but we ma,
expect another raid nlo Marylan and
Penna ,l>auia when corn il npc.
Ga our side there il little Sign Of an
advance.
Lee ls too strongly posted for mn at
tack hy our present force, aud tho hea'
Is 20 great that the dlels are not nj
lulred TO drill much less to march.
dINeiNSArI, Aug, II.
Rebel prisoners coutinuc t. arrive nj
Camp Chase IN large numbers. Their,
a'e now over thirty two hundred con
fined there.
A man was killed i, the so'dic,s uea,
Indianapolis on Tnc-d.y. The aspaul
was II provoked.
Movements in the department of Ohio
is very active.
The ,corganl1 ,tion Of the entire Army
i hein, pushed forward very rDpllly.
Troops IN lafge numbers are daily
passing through the city.
The Commercials Memphis despatch
Of the 10Th says The steamer IIamhlr
I n, was fired upon bv tho guetrlI ~
neaf Island No.'33, On tie oh uo one
va. hunt.
Scsc,al gunhoa,mcn made an assault
on negro chueh al Memphis, Aug.
oh, wh'c ho1i & worhip, booking
every window in the building, and div
ing the inmates INTO tie street. No on,
Killed. The meu were arrested and sub
scqnently released.
4 tton market brisk.
Gen. Prcn'iss and stan went up The
r.ver on The lOrh
Reinrn' from eighty eight counties in
Ky, Bfaml,tlc iottv seven thousand
nIre hu drcI aud cig ~ liyo majority
- uniirs 10 hear from
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

II you want q fine sowing machine &C
70 Krasse's and see the singer. 1t is the only
mashins that plsases every body.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

A WORD TO The SCHo0L BoARD.-We
oriy wish to ask. in the name of many parents
and scholars Of this part Of the city, vhy the
beating and ventiiisting apparatus ofths stone
School house has not been repaired during the
vacation. 1t a notorious fact that the school
hosse is III heated, a.bAdly ven tillated, smokey
concern, and that the acholars attending ,b.re
are either frozen roasted or smoked during the
winter season. This dis' rict is able and vii.
ling to make repairs, so that their children NAV
be kep, comfortable ard their health no. be
sndssqered. The patrons of tha, school wan,
to know sbsut this matter. and what is more
they want the repairs made and they want to
bs tsssi to psy the expense. Shall Il bs done
% nett
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

CHANGE.-We remember away back
10 SO and '57 that some Of our people sent TO
the Chicag markets for green vegetables, to-
natoss and such like. That has played out
long ago. Every day. now, large qusn,iti..
efgrsen corn, petatOss. tomatoes. dc are ship
cd from this place to that to that market. and,
We understand that shippers are making .
handsome pr. fit too. Our gsrdnsrs are max :
ing good thing this ysar-suoh OF them =,
have enterprise enough to look beyond IN.
their garde hats.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
THE G IT y.
az" See Fourth PAGE.

ATTENTION is directed to the adver-
tisemsnt Of Baker Wanted" In another col
unu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

II" 'hoi. - iupuS thc pIiso-
ners who escaped from Camp Mcclellan a, III
time Of the stampede from the guard honss
~as one Wendell Jacoby. recruit Tor the 5ll
Cavalry. lie was under arrest Tor stealing q
saddle. bride, and blanket from camp Ale
Clellan.
To-day Capt. Ltter received Q telegram
from Cerpl. La Marinelle. who was sent in
pursuit, that Jacoby wac shot and killed last
oigt by an sioer who was endeav voring 10 ar
'e-t him at his homs. Jacoby was q stou,
desperate man. and was from near Dubuaue
We lsara that Capt. Littler received informa
tion yesterday that three of the dessrtsrs were
arrested in Davis county, Iowa. near the Mis-
souri, line. From appearances, We think all OF
the ra.cals who dug out will soon have an op
osrtanity to try their wife again. Wen be,
two to one they won't win shs next game.
Dismissed.
Asst Surgeon E'as U. B Yulee, I'd Cavalr,
dismissed July 23d. 1863.
% 1t samuel A Wilson. Co l, 18th Init, die
missed Jnnel4lh
Aaj't Cotneiius Cadle. Je, llth Inft. mus
tered out Ju!s Let. 10 enable him to accept A.
appointment a. Capts and Assslant Atiu.
t"nt Genera in General Crocters staH.
WANTED situation by young man
a- lranscr her in a banking house or other
goo business oiEes, book keeper or salesman
Has had considerable experience in tia gro
cery and produce business aad some in DR.,
,...AI I,.at
IRON bss, husloess men in this city. Address
IL. H. WI O. bxs $40.
EiGurH CAVALRY FuLL.-A company
t C.yAlry for the Sth Regiment, Capt, Roo,
-rrived from Nj. Pleasant this morning by
ooat. We learn in tho Al lutant Generals Of
hca that there are fourteen tuli com parties re-
ported for THE regiment. The barracks,vii
soon be ready for occupation.
RHMovED.-Dr. Baker has removed
from bis cid office in Post Ofiics block aud
ren,snd the front basement Of the State Bank
building, whers he may hsrssftsr lie found ~
those who desire bis valuable serviees.
FtNE ArPlEs.-E. NJ. Greene has
OF OF Carolina Red Jun. aprles from III. or-
chard ot L Nay. of Burlington. Iowa, which
are the incest early apple ever offered In thi.
market. Go ard try ,bem.
ToILKr.-Ihe place to buy toilet per
fumsry dyee pomatums ile.h, hair nail, and
anc tooth brushes is at BallorGs. Call b.for. /
purchasing elsewbers
ADJoUKNED. The August term Of
the District Court a'Journed to day at noon
The business has been light and unintersst-
ing.
SEE Car,y's advertisement and give
him . call when You want anything in his
ine.
SAM. PERRY will remove into his new
and elegant store tie first Of next week and
pen out as large az iite
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
NUN BER 244
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Markct....Dn,iv Rcnor,


OvFicE or ruk ban d krvsD
Thursday kve.. August a. {
friecs are shade lower
floua-W -Whois-ale. - sod5 20 !; retail. $3.50
@5 SO. shipment. 700 bfls
WHEAT oba7bc. Receipts, 76obu ,shpmep,,.
lib0 bu
bA".rf- 6ha3se. Receipts. 100 bu. ship
mcnts, hl2 bu
Cons 3aaaSe.
OARS a'@aoa. Receipts. 1890 bn. shin
mcnts. ,s50lu.
New NOts narket,
r. NEw fonK Augustus.
"'n MARKET 2 snts lower. 81 s9aa " extra
state ~ 4h0f5 30 H. no
, ""hsT Ma kot ursottled paall3 for
kod winter
Cons dsd6s,,c.
tA1s ibothbc
Wuiski d5t,4ti6
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
VOLUME s.
DEMOCRAT & NEWS,

$. NJ PErrxS6rLL Co., No. ~ Park Row. New York
and State street Boston, in those
and authorized TO take Advertisements and
tions for Us at lowest rates
H. soRIyEs 93 Dearborn street, Chicago, is author.
Sed to receive advertisements for tins papcr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
DAVENPORT. IOWA, THURSDAY EVENING. AUGUST l3 1853

AN USJUsTIrIABLE ACT.-At the last
meeting Of the City Council a resolution was
passed restraining the Burtis House and the
Penneylvsnis House from usiog the Iowa
street sewer to carry off the slops and
garbage The reason assigned for this arbi-
tfary and oppressive action is, that on account
OF the low stage Of water in the river the
mouth OF the Sc wer 10 left uncovered. aud that
the offal from these two hotels produces q die.
| agreeable stencil IN the nei hborhood. That
is all. The sewer 10 the city property and
vas constructed for public benefit, and il
through miscs obstruction or any natural csuse
IT become nuisance it is the duty Of the city
to proceed to repair 1t with oil possible haste.
The injustice OF the course adopted toward.
these hotels by the City Council appears more
enormous when It Is known that to aid the
city In bulldog that sewer. aud for the priv.
elege OF using it. De Burlis and Davis & Son.
contributed largely from their own pockets.
1t was never contemplated that they were to
keep it in repair and ars uoder no more obli-
cations to do so than they are to keep tl.
Rock Island railroad in good running order.
10 shu. thsss houses off from sewsrage
would be the came as to shut them up entire,
ly Hotels Of the magnitude Of those cannot
be run without ample se warage. and we
think it not little short-sghted after all ,hst
those houses have done and are still doing for
the benefit and prosperity OF thi. city, that
hay aha hat al ~ -
presentsuves. Davenport owes . large debt
to those hotels, and the City Council on. ht to
contain sense enough to understand it. Ifthe |
sewer 10 out Of order and is = nuisance to those
Who live on the levee. let the council order ii
fixed at once The laet meeting had the lib
srality to advance the wages Of the CITY Mar
shall two hundred dsllars, when he took III. |
contract at the old salary now why could /,
not as well appropriate iJrty or fifty d"lars /
TOR carrying that sewer into the river? viii
come Of the AID rmen pleaas abswes why they |
re go free to spend money here and ther.
contiguous to their own premises. and be 50 |
oppressive in their actisn to our most impor-
ant city enterprises We take this occasion
to sdnonish them that public sentiment will
rvot gainst such sc,s. 1hough the two
hotels IN question have been notified to cut of |
their connection with the Iowa st. Sewer
which they helped build snd have the riehi
to use. We are OF the opuiaa taat TIE author
lties will have remarkably sseet time iu
, nf,rcing the order. The propri.tors will
tight It to the bitter end aud the ci,izsps AL
most 10 man, will back them. lfthe Coun
,ii wishes TO spend some money at law rather
than go about its business and repair the
property Of the city. it can be accommodates
to the. fullest extent. But it would look much
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

THE CRY OF Rock ISLAND on THE
PAYIsG PART TO paragraph in our psps
the other day concerning the eighteen thou
sind dollar slough bridge. the Rock Leland
L",om replies as follows:
You need not trouble yourself abeut the
paying part. We will take caro- OF that on Mi,
ade The editor thii ks it will he q decided
rsneht to Davenport. which will cost II moth.
tng to gain We are glad 10 he r. that, an /
sssare our contemporary that II 1t were to co, /
DaveBpsrt anything she would only need -
pud,ate it,
W. consider that pretty cool coming from
The organ OF city that dent pretend To
pay cent of indebtsdoess The hold.rs Of
It's Chicago d Rock Island, and Peoria 4 Rock
Island Railroad bond swill be delighted to hear
that the city OF K ok Island 10 abe ITO take
care of the paying part" There are partiee In
this city who have been waiting long time 10
SEQ 1t. Worse than this. we believe that Rock
Island dent own even the school houses in
which the Juvenile Rock Islanders are taug gbr
she . b abs.
We understand that there are about thirty
thousand dollars in echool bon nds issued by tina,
city in 1858. the interest on which has not
been paid for several years Are We aight. Col
onel Won't the holders Of these bonds b..
overoyed to learn that Rock Islani is able TO
spend el2,o 900 on slough bridge for the ben
fit of Davenport Well, they will aud t..
authsri,iss need not advertise to find the hold
RS Of those bonds-they can find them over
here in Davenport any day They will b.
glad to get seventy cents on the dollar
aud say nothing about interest. Talk sbou,
repadating on this side Why Rock Island
has repudisted her interest on all kinds of IN
deb,ednsss for years. The best offer for ad.
justmsut that has ever been hintsd Al IL 80
aer cent on one.third of the principal Are We
light, Colonel p? II not. you can give us the ,h.
facts perhsps; but don't throw AM: more s,ons.
until you move out Of that gla.s house.
There hss been complaint made because III,
city officials will not grant . license TO Ii,
ID Daveoport hotels TO run baagsge waso,
scross IN the arrival OF ths7 . m train from
Port Byron. II We have 10 ovn n4rs Of bsygag.
wagons Who will convey the bs gage OF ,rsv
slers to the test. the Davenporters should b.,
allowed TO come Ovtr here with tbei,
tsams-passengers should TOT be Obliged I.
,onvey thsir own "plupdsr" when they pre,s,
paying for lis conveyance to the boat. If~.
have DO one on this eide Of the river wb.
wants the job. let the Dsv-nporters havsi
and not place The travelling public. Who ar.
strangers t. us 10 the conditi. Of endanger
ing their souls and 'utore hsrpine,s bs curUn
US tor want Of public enterprise" to maxi,
penny ~hsn there IL chance 10 do so.- Rocl
lslond Union.
Wait till yos get that new hotel. Colonel
The present stay Of business in your city viii
not shori bus or baggage Wagon. Th.,
day has passsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

EiGuTH CAVALRY FulL.-A company
I C.vAry for The Sth Regiment, Capt. Roo,
.rrived from MI Pleasant this morning ,,v
poat. We learn in tho Adjutant Generals Of
hca that there are fourteen iuli com aries re-
ported for THE regiment. The bsrrscke.yill
soon be ready for occupation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13
No " York stack Marker.

oo,, x,.s Nxw io1s. August IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

FiNE ArplEs-E. NJ. Greene has Q
chard ot Nay. Of Burlington. Iowa, which
are the incest early apple ever offered In thi.
market Go ard try lbem.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

REMovgD.-Dr. Baker has removed
from bis old Office in Post Oifcs block aud
rentsnd the front basement Of the State Bank
building. whers he may here's ft.r he found l.,
those who desire his valuable serviees.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

ToILKr.-The place to buy toilet per
fumsry. dyes pomatums ile.h hair nail, and
anc tooth brushes s at Ballor6s Call b.for.
purchasing elsewbers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

Asst Surgeon E,as U. Is Yulse, I'd Cavalry.
dismissed July 23d. 1863.
"a 1t samuel Wilson. Co |, 18th INIT, die
missed Junel4ih.
Aai's Cotnehu- Cadle. Jr. lllh Inft. mus
tered out Ju!s let. 10 enable him to accent Al
appointment a, Cap'a,s and A.slstant Atiu.
tant Genera in Gsueral Crecker's staH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

SAM. PERRY will remove into his new
and elegant store ~ first Of next week and
pen out as large az iife
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-13

ADJoUKSED. The August term OF
the District Court adJourned to-day at noon
The business has been light and unintersst.
ing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
yuLts lLgisG low 4.

Ihere i jas. aboa. = macn necessity
for draft ID loas THIS year - here Wa
lA-.. :. ben 4. The cal Il the Presi lent tor
six IL s. Thousand men, sic produce!
Der - i sn1 many more than her quo
Is fenarkstls shot space Of time.
y taeat sns fgeeial Ct It two CaraIry
e,mea.s haze teen raised this spring
an SKINNER, ard tie lat ere has been
e. si-3 II a very few weeks. The bar
yest sea.ea being or, the people are
resls ar wing = volunteer, rather
thAn have tie state subjected 10 a Graft.
From what We sec and hear, we have 80
doubt that cali from The Pres dent for
SIX. eight, CT ten volunteer regiments
would be answered within iinety day.
al the isrihe.t, and probably within SIX
~ DAYS. Ia the eas, as we'll n, IN the
ives, there seems 10 be disposition 70
avert the draft hy volunteering, aud
when the people prefer this mode
Of going into u the army We think I
the duty Of tic President to accede 10
those wi,hcs oEsn Is lie has done il
New Jersey. We did hope thst Iowa
would never have 10 furnish mere troops
bu, since she must furnish them let her
have her choice as to the manner in
which they shall be raised.
It Is not contemplated, we believe, to
give tlis sta'e or any other any credit
Tor an ovelpiae, 50 tie excess furnished
by this State under previous calls have
TO be furnished again. We 90 not uu-
derstand The fairness OF such proceed
ing especially when other States that
have just tiled their qu, tas aud hardly
done that are required To furnish only
at tae same ratio that Iowa does. So ne
the admirers OF Secretary Stanton
and the present administration, may see
some good reason, some "mIht iry ueces
ti,y for this way OF doing bnsiuess, bul
there are those . no confess their iuabiI.
ity TO DISCOVER il in that light.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
GEN EwAL NEWS.

IRos pavements in New York have
proved . failure and are being fast re-
moved, while the Belgian pavement u
being substituted.
The fact that President Lincoln hss
not taken up his salary for the past year,
recalls the circumstance that President
Van Buren, drew one hundred thousand
d liars e the close OF his term.
DRAFr SuspESDRD.-The administra-
ton has finally determined to suspend
a operations under the conscription
act in Nebraska and Dakota. There will
be no DRAFT in those Territories.
Heavy LIFE INsrRANcE.-Tbe Dub
lin Evening Mail ssys, I'VE understand
hst the late Duke of Hamilton insured
his life for the large sum Of iloO,0oo
about week before he lately left this
country for Paris
CoMMlITEp SUICIDE. "A. NJ. Ramsey,
clerk IN The office of the Commissary
General at Washington, committed sui-
eide by taking laudanum, on hearing
that be had been drafted in New York
city. H. was native of Scotland, and
nan Of scholar y Accomplishments.
WITHDRAWN ID. Il. Crag, who for
thirteen Years has been the Chief agent
ii the Associated P,css, has Withdrawn
from that position, In consequence OF an
mpres ION by the association that he
favored The News Rooms rather than
the newspapers.
Twenty WOMEN were killed during
The sego Of Ylcksburg and numbers OF
children. The great number OF the for
mer was Attributable To their spirit OF
biavado, by exposing themselves on the
streets, paras5ls in hand, during the
mbardment.
4 LARGE CoRSFrELD.-An officer OF
one Of the Illinois regiments in the ar
my Of the West says: in our expedl-
ton along the lazoo rver bottoms we
passed through cornGeld thirty miles
Ia extent The corn exceeded anything
! have ever seen IN illinois"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-14
The singer Sewing Machine

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA
CRIME is fast ga ming q world wide reputation.
1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
NEST beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines
yet offered To tho public. No other Family Sew
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Guaging, Bfaiding, EmbIoidering, CordiDg, aud
:, forth. No other family sewing machine has so
much capacity for great variety OF work IL
will sew all kinds Of Goth, ard with all kinds of
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lily Sewing Machines are finished in chaste and
exquisite siyia.
The Folding ease Of the Family Machine is .
piece cunning workma nship of the most useful
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ard when about TO be operated may be opened as
spacious and substantial Table to sustain the
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| choicest woods, are flashed in the simplest and
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| II is absolutely necessary 70 see the Family
Machine in operation, so Us TO judge OF its great
capacity AMI beauty. 1t is fast becoming as pop
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The Eranch Offices all well supplied with
/ silk twist thread. needles, oil, &C., Of the hest
quality.
| lend for PAhpHLKT.
4 TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ass Broadway. N. Y.
a. Chicago Onlce, 80 Clark Street.
| kkAJSE,
jy23-dsm Agent in Davenport