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BOS STON.
A FTER extensive practice of upwards of twen-
"A ty years CONTINUES TO Patents in the Unit
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The Agency is not only the largest in New Eng
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securing Patents of ascertanng the patentabity of
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The Testimonials below given prove that none is
MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscriber; and as SUCCESS is THE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he
would add that he has abundant to believe,
and can prove, that at no other office of the kind
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The immense practice of the subscriber during twen
ty years past, has enabled him TO accumulate a vast
collection of specifications and official decisions rela
tive to patents.
These, besides his extensive library of legal and
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cd in the United States and Europe rende him able
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All necessity of journey to washin gton to pro.
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TEsTIN oNIALs.
~ regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most capable and
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EDMUND BURKE,
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Dnring eight months, the subscriber, in course of
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tons, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which
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Prtents- X. ii. EDDY.
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Esfrbfished for the treatment Of those diseases IN
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for instruction excellent Application for rooms
should be made early possible
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-12

Ins St. paol Pre-. say. tbs, The f,o.,
e.per'en ..s the.a vac slight IL eenn s..
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'-sW0e9v0S tosu 10 glely d0t6fIdlt0d
BY Lane, Jsnnisos, Anthony, and their
followers, whether raid shall be usdes.
taken by them into Missouri or Dot
The positive prohibitions Of General Scho-
field they hase cot yet summoned the
ucsve to disregard. The Paola meeting.
on the 9Th INST, was largely attended,
and the most inHsmatory sppeals we're
made 10 the people. The meeting how
ever, RETAINED from any positive declsra-
ton Of purpose respecting the threaten.
ed fo,ay. A committee was appointed
to visit Washington, Of wb'cb Lane and
Anthony were members, to demand the
dismissal Ct Generals SchO6eld and
Ewing, and the inauguration Of a differ
eut Federal policy in the 6tste. This
il: in substance, . demand that the
Federal comm andant shall be q pliable
instrument 10 the hands Of Il iayba~k.
ere. Only this and nothing more.
Anthony, the Mayor Of Leaveowortb,
wss arrested by order OF General Ewing
on the s,h, but was released AFTER de.
ten.ion Of two or three houre. After
lis release be denounced Ewing in
public speech as "a deg, liar, and COW
aid, whom he had kicked into decency,'
and said that be (Ewing) chad agrree
to remove all dstasteful detectives, ane
that no objective should hereafter ares
any civil officer The meeting at Pael'
passed The following resolutions in rela
ton to the arrest
!" Whereas, Col. D. r. Anthony
Mayor OF Leaven worth, has been bru
tally placed under arrest BY the masked
, mi creanis Of Ewing, and carried ava.
from his friends and ont Of the city, as
, convicted criminal, and dragged to tn
y.liows; therefore,
-" Resolved, That this act Of tyrann.
, is only legitimate manifestation + tn
D. icy which has protected rebels i
8 Missouri, permitted the massacre Q
=. Lawrence, ordered the citizens of Kan
sas not to kill bushwhack rs, and whic
at last has seized as criminal act unpai
, allelled IN a.rocity, and the last of IN
! series Of usur palions which loyal me
8 will endure"
: Thus it seems that the liberty Of
! murderer and jayha~ker there is scarce
, " guarded. But Lane boasts that it }
= fashionable to kill democrat w sta
sec whether these bandits and their &C
adjutors in NJ ssouri, backed by the II
ccudlary clamor Of the abolition pres
will succeed in ousting Gen. Schofislt
Theirs IS the kind of "pressure" to VIII c
the government" most readily SUI
cumbs.- Chicago Times.
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HHE DRAFT IN NEW YORK.
The Net Result.

s'e@ the New York Journal Of Commerce, Sept. ID
Ahe enrolment in New York oity
~" :. commenced about four months ago.
~ ~. e'gnt Or ten weeks Of arduo la
. oot.,ssval,i'g the employment Of . large
..a 30 o. snrolliug officers. detectives
s sSa ,o.erss. at large salaries, and the
r ssn',ne OF >numerou. offices on oava, -.
-. ~ Ter terms. the draft wa. commenced
ssa after Ts one days pertinent abandon
q n I Which salaries md rsnt Sv .s weeks
y the time from 50 600 so 20 S ooo o.. on
o,ets wsr. concentrated about 'v ',,o 80 SOL,
3 go 70 the governmsr.' !; ,ae .e c'.y
s.asspe.talion, eassa espsns. =, Of extra saoa
ead oil the other costly .tems ;n - ,ood'
~ moving large bodies Of ,,oe uusFed
several hundred Thousand do,,ss. p'. Of
draft il resumed. Two veel. IN, ane
pas y. Here Ne are on tn. .h,s .s'
held of b ptsMber and how manv CON ~s,,
scripts hss the government received -,
PIT int Aetist i1svice, after this enor
nocs trouble and outlay, from Ne,
1etk city Il ~ We padssseaad e, Ii,
4ssssa.sot has net yet got one man 40
10y = ~ ~ = shs flsitef IL Il
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ValI0ndlgham-.d Refuted.

To the sandsrers who SAL VaIlandig-
ham favored the unconditional with
drawal of our armies from the ii ID, We
say, look at the Congressional Globs,
extra session, page 81, and you wall tind
the follo~iug from va'lsndigha":
"For nv own part, SIR, while l wonl d
not in the beginning have given dol
lar or man to commence this war, am
wiIling-now that wo are in the mid.,
oft without any act Of ours-to vote
just as many men and just as much mo-
"ey as may be necessary to project and
defend the Federal Government. IL
wouid be both treasop and madness now
to disarm the Government IN the pre-
sence Of an enemy of taDO hundred thou
sand men in the field aga INST him
In reply to a letter, written by q
friend to Mr.. Vallaudigham, be eplied
- follows, which entirely retutes the
charge that be is not friendly to the
soldier
"In reply to yours Of yesterday,
have to say that supp.rtsd s!' the
measures IN the laet Congress looking
to the giving Of an invalid pensions to
al soldiers wounded or incnrrin disa
bility in the Military service" Upon q
question like that. no just or humane
man could hesitate for moment. Ev-
cry soldier who has performed service
is entitled to the pay and bounty prom
ised him BY law, and all disabled in
any way during the service, arc enti
tied to pensions, And l HAVE NEVER,
EITHER DIRECTLY ny VOTE OR INDl
RICHLY by RHFCsING TO VOTE, WITH
nELD EITHER,wHKRE THE SERVICE HAD
BEEN RENDERED OR THE DISABILITY IN
CURED NOR WOULD DO So"
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b3lS Sl1 ISS3S y s9iII another VsSk /
Or two u be spent in hearing elaine
~ exemptions, before the human bar.
vent vii bosin 70 be gathered il. To
WIN extent this harvest will frlill the
hopes end expectations Of the govers-
meat, W do not undertake to say. We
only know that the mysterious disap-
psarancs Of drafted men from tho city
Is . subicct Of frequent rems.k. Also,
that the boardiog-house keepers com
plain Of IN extraordinary falling oil
ameng their healthy bachelor patrons.
We also observe, 10 looking over the li.t
Of exemptions. that large portion OF
drafted men prove TO be aliens. In some
OF the uptown wards over one-thIrd will
come under this head. ADotte or co.,
siderable proportion are exempted BY
reason Of phi sica' in6rm,ties. Who can
guess how many will be left alter all
the aliens, disabled persons, and absen-
tees are deducted?
II would be curious il, after al, the
principal reliance Of the government
should be upoo the ~ bst,tutes Who vii
be furnished by the c.anty for drafted
nilitiamep, policemen, fremen ard ind
gent heads Of families, at cost OF $500
Tor each. And in what 10 this different
| ws should like to know, from a reliance
upon volunteering? The substitutes
volunteer to serve for the drafted mel
under the temptation Of $500. and vol
noteers would have done the same thing
without draft, il the government hat
been content to have waived that for
mality. And so it is volunteering, an'
not the draft, it SCENE, which IS TO Saw
the country. 1t is significant that, sine
the government sees how poorly tn
draft works in New Y, rk, it has gon
back to volunteering 10 Ohio
Another reference to the oit-quote'
lc SO Of Jersey City lie pertinent here
1t lies just opposite the fourth district Q
New York, and has about one-foGrth tn
T enrolle. population Of that district
} Under the volunt, cring systematic d.
} finite time having been ranted by Tn
government, for which New York askc
N ya;n-Jersey Cilye entire quota
500 men were raised in little ose thre
} weeks. Those men - nine tenths Q
whom are veteran sold,ers-are now !
the field facing the enemy, or IN cam
ready to lmove at a moments notice
But not the first man has yet been OBJ
BY the draft and put into active service
ircm the fourth istrict of New York.
Further comment is unnecessary.
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The Futu.e Of Nor m Onism.

|
| litter a trial OF thirty years, Mormon
ISM numbe,s some 100000 followers,
and this extraordinary sect, which the
North British Review speaks of as 81
overgrow,h Of The noble princ,p es o,
Professionalism, Il. e., the right OF private
judgment carried to cxces-,) gives EVIL
deuce OF being as thrifty as ever. The
Reriec SAYS:
Curious as an inquiry into the future
Of MorDonis,n would undoubtedly BE-,
any conclu,ion on The subject must b.
oonjec,u'aI. On the one hand, it is plain
that in their admirable industrial organ
izat'on the Mormon have got a reinarka.
bic firm hold Of one Of the strongest ele-
msn,s Of so ial prosperity and stability.
A State Astounding with industrial la
bore ., and furnishing ample means OF
rev ardiug honest labor, can defy the tide
of war, aud most other human agenc e.
Of destruction. II it be asked what il
the likelihood that the intense split OF
sbor which has hitherto prevailed IN
Utah will continue upabsted there are
undoubtedly come evil omens.
1t is remar ked that the rising gener-
alton 10 not At all so disposed to labor
as their fathers and We can easily un-
derstand thai, SO far as polygamy in1u
noes the community, it must have q
most injurious effect on the upbringing
OF families. But the tide Of emigration
IS ever pouring 10 such streams OF fresh
life from the over crowded labor mar
kets Of the Old world, that even poly
gamy, which, in any settled ccmmunity,
would make snch sh IT work OF the
moral health, il checked aud counter.
acted in Utah. Nor is there any sign
Of this tide abat'ng; for as long a. the
remuneration of the working man in
the Old World is 80 low az to make
life perpetual stru5gle-as long - the
relations Of labor and capital, and OF
the employer and employed s'e SO uu-
ccm!o' table AZ they often are-so long
will crowds OF hard toiled faA lilies he
readily fascinated bv any scheme, what
ever t. other drawbacks, that opens 10
Industry an amplsr reward. and to the
workman bly, her position. That Nor
monitm will ultimately sink under the
weight Of its owu co'ruptions. there can
not We think, be asy reasonable doub,
s. now long that consan alton will be
a. .cs; ~ the ever>rencwing influence
49, e e'n'eration, il . question to
ply. 'ss"s IN vain to attempt re
i
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Respectiu,ly yours, THOS. F. CHAPLAIN,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tho ~imgc~ sewing Machine.

Our LETTER FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE is fast ga ming worldwide reputation.
1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
most beautiful Of all Family Sewing Machines
vet offered TO the public. No other Family Sew
ing Machine has 50 many useful appliances for
Hcmmiag. binding, Telling, Tucking, Gathering,
Guaging, Braidng, Introducing, Cording, aud
so forth. No other family sewing machine hiss SO
much capacity for great tarietv Of work. IL
will sew all kinds Of 9th, ard with all kinds Of
thread. Great and recent improvements make
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable, and
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exquisite s'yia.
The Folding case Of the Family Machine is =
piece Of cunning workmanship of the most useful
kind. 1t protects the machine when not in use,
and when about to be operated may be opened as
a spacious and substantial table to sust,in the
work. While sou e of the Cases. made out Of the
choicest woods, are hsisned in ;he aimplest and
| chastest manner possible, others adorned and
embelished in tho most cesty md superb manner.
1t lis absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, so as to Judge Of its great
capacity and beauty. tits fast becoming as pop
ular tor trinity sewing rs our Manufacturing ma
chincs are ior MISUNDERSTANDING purposes.
The Bran h O&ces are all yell Supplied with
silk twist, thread, needles, oil, dc, Of the best
| quality.
| Send for PAMPHLEr,
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!. ASS Broadway. N. Y.
y Chicsgo Office, so CLARK Street.
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Useful & Valuable
Discovery +!
HlLTON's
| nsolablo Cement!
BOOT e SHOE

Manufacturers. using Ma
chimes, will find il the best
article known for cementinr
tho Channels, a. it work
without DELAY. 10 not affected
oy any change Of tempsra-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WILCOX &ClB8S'
> 3 WING M ACmlNEl
Price, with Henmer 1 Teller. tl0
TIE WILCOX . GIBBS SEWING NACHrNt|
- a. beet ssscstes ~isAost regard . pr;ce. ~,
Family sewing,
Braiding,
mcannatag,
Telling,
Tackiss,
COr0iur,

wv ~ - 81
Il forms fat. even and elastic sseu vh,ch N
warranted not 70 rip 10 wsas even " the seem 4
cut 1t frequent intervals and also under ali cir
cunsiancos ito survive the wash tab"
patented device OF great utility 10 lesrnees
prov. nss the possibility Of the machine being o.
IN tho wrong direct on o. the balance VI -
wearing lady . dress
Ano her feature siich deserves particular q
tention j. the Wilcox Patent Needle, which can
not set vrong.
Its emphatica,iy the good low priced f.m;,,
sewing machine that the public have loue uec1
wanting for. -Bostox 7rcm.cr,m.
It's indeed wcnderfu production an for fam
~ uses ecially no other viii besr any eo,apar
ism with it. Phil. Ecesing iosrnrl.
AmechanicsI wonder.-Scis-fifc Ams,i soma.
Among the bet and most serv,ceahle sevin.
uachines Light and elegantly Ani.hed and i
simple IN its construction that il seems almcs
| imposs'e' foiit to get out o. repair PssssbSr
Cron,de
Has combined With its own peculiar mart. II
| the really valuable Improvements Of the h,ahe
price machines. = Penney iramidn
ms machine in tho opinion OF tho COMMITTEE
nus more nearly the requirements Of a perfect I'd
chine than any on exhibition.-Frankiin1 s.sstsf
| Report Of 1868
Taking into consideration simplicity ebsappss
dur'b'lity and aoing all wnrt the conmi, Too Ger
unanimously in favor Of the WILCOX 4 (3ihh'a.
| ng g thr al machine. Penn ylpdsia Isase io
ri..!t"ral toeie'y's Report.
Wo mnst In Justice express our confidence IN III
merits OF the Wilcox 4 Gibbs ing machine. :
We consider that's great d'sideratun has bee
Implied by il in p-oviog beyond doubt that ~
threads nrc not. ss was supp"sed necessary to
gond machine Chrsstian Allocate and .youyna
juno 81 1860.
Alter much wear and many vashiugs III
stitching IL found to retain oil the roupdnes,
evenness and hrmness which are 80 much admire
1T frst.-Ne,r York San,
10 princilleit !. perfect -Eagiseer. L1~don,
has evident oints of superiority over al other
Philadelphia P,ess
A servi'eable machine. or this we have q
pcri'ics in our own family Boston 7rareisr.
Tbs beauty and simplicity OF its mechanisr
are bile Erpress.
Nosewing IN ,,hioc heretofore introduced hs
in g. short q time acquitted such well merited DOT
uarity. Ctncisrafti Gdzetfe.
We esteem II the b,st machine for fan liz uss.-
The stitch IS uaetceptional -Signsd BY mamy Az,
died citizens Of Philadelphia.
Send for Circular. ~
JAMES WILCOX, Mahufac, u-er.
| ep3-dtf 5Re Broadway n Y
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10 Hnrsn Owners.

DIR. SWEETS INFALLlgLE L.NIMFNT FOR
HORSES is unrivaled by any, and in al cases Of
Lameness, arising from sprains. Bruises or
Wrenching, it's effect is magical and certain
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, &C., it
vii. also cure speedily. SPAWN snd Ring bone
may Re easily prevented and cured in their inc'p-
lent stages, bur confirmed cases are beyond rossi-
Lility OF radical cure. No case Of tho kind,
however. is 20 desperate or hopeless that Il my
be alleviated by this Liniment, and its faithful
application will always remove the Lameness, and
nahle he horses to travel with con paratv ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy 1T
md for i.s Timely at the first appearance OF
Lamene.s will easciv lily prevent hose formidable
assesses mentioned, TO which oil horses liable,
ard whi,h r.nder SO many otherwise valuable
horse- ne afly worthless.
Saa al ' ,iaement. 0g10-dV1v