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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

Aianson NJ. l.. Church tNOrfok-.t., near Grand -
PTesehius TO-MOkROW. al Ice m, BY the New T. f.
GRIsW OULD r. H., at "A NJ by the Pastor. the hev ).
" sEARLES ssrmon the Resurrection Of the Dead 10y
request
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Domestic Ports,

Domestic Ports.
Special Dispsteb to the MorehantS EJehanse, Pi,e%t
SAN FRAscIscJ April 80 1862.
Arrred-ship King Lear Brj CIOndsee. from HOA. Kong
FEB. TO-
Tn, opposition stesm,hip Moses Taylor sailed tbs fore.
,on for Nicaragua she taxes so hr and us seooid cabin
THE shove dispatch came through In two hours
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A tbeumum-Ths Rev MATTHEW HALE SMITH
viii on. .cn In the Atiensum Brooklyn, corner Chnton
and Atlantic-su. TOMORROW, aioi M on The pfe'-
spcr and Work Of the Holy Spirit AT "a .. ~, hnt Lee
tor. Of Course the Bible aud Practical Life saol"c;
Coun.es to Young Husbsnds Sunday st2 o'clock
Singnzat3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

ufyiAruRB ALnAsAc. -. ..ns
s,r e,... Asa ISets.........6;3l Msea-be"'" H'''
sigH WATER this DE-. e,s,
sandy Hook. 6:27 Gov. Island. 7:i1 he" Wv
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

.nAY LINE FOR ALBANY.
~ The new stesnboat CITY OF ALBANY. tap| M ~ on
HITCHCOCK. will leave Harsop.st: at 9e,Ss oa aud
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS, and SAIuhpAA
after May s. Landing at 30th-st
NAY BOAT FOR ALDas MONDAYS,
WEDNEsDAYs and FRIDAYS ct 7 s''l'''' A'
landnsh
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TOR SALE-One superior 5-horse vertical
l. sTEAM-ENGtNE, but ht,s used and In complete re-
n.ir, will he sold very low. X. HOE Co..
49, Nos 20 aud 81 Goldst
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COTTON WASTE-FOr Machinery, Wiping
-, ..Isbv w. w. TAULMAN,
No. 70 William.s.
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II
TERMINUS-Psssenger Depot, Jsmes-slip and foot Of
34thst. Il. R-Winter arrangements commencing rnosy,
Oct "a 1862: Leave NewYork at O. M Tor eeopo Sse
Hsrbor Ousnt and Hsuaptous: at and m for P-
be K, a. m ana. for syo.ss :. o. m t0i hemp
FsrTy) at M Tor Ysphank and intern das stations
At sIcur.ion rses rsturnns leave. fsphsnk 3:S p "a;
On Friday and urday night the p m fshaoS nam rili
mn throuyn 10 re~pport etupog Saturday and Monday
morning Al I;i3 a H. striving in New. ok ct s5a m
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EOR SALE-STEAM-ENGIN Of rs to 81
il horsepower with a Tubular Boiler. In good order
Also, q lot Of Skating and Pues. Aiply TO
REILLY. No. 30l Broadway.
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CTFAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queenstown. Cork Earbor )-The welIknown se.n
ers OF tie Liverpool NewYork and Philadelphia Steamship
Company are intended to sail Is follows; =,
EUINDU ny
rTSA Saturday, Msy 10
And ryerv succeeding SATURDAY at noon, from Ptsr ~
North River
RATES PAssAGsL
Payable in gold its equivalent IN eurrency' "a
FIRST CAB $50 20 STEEkAGE... SSz ~
Fif,t Cabin TO London. IS 0 steerage to London 70 81
First Cabin 70 Pn,.. IS 90 stserase to Paris.' ~ %
Fri Cabn 10 .mbuig 30 00 Stsersge TO Harburs 81 %
also to Havro Bremen Rostsraam,
| Antwerp. &C., at equally low rates $1,000 80.
Tares from liverpool Queenstown; 1 Cabin SIS. SS3.
slC5 seerage ON Liverpool $40. From Queenstown $50
Those who ssnd foc their friends buy tickets here
| at these ratss. . -,
| JOHN q. DALE, Agent No. Is Broadway, ~ T.
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CULPHUR and VAPOR BATHS-Establshed
ls.O1hs only genuine Baths 10 the United stsess al
no Csrropse, Blsecker, corner Of L,urens ior cure
Of Rheumatism MereariaI Affections xc Given daily ~
DR.. A. L. TIMOLAT 4 Co.
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Ocean Steamers.

.CTEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.
- WALTER ParOs, Commander.
tn. Steamship GREAT EASTERN will leave Liverpool
an her frat tp aupg the presen. month early In May
and viii continue 20 regularly during tie season Early
~ RATES OF PASSAGE: -
FIRST CABIN from. ........"e93 to Sl3o
EYCITpSIoN TICKETS OUT AND BACK, IN THE
FInsT AND SECOND CABINS ONLY, FARE
AND HALF.
STEER "
All res PAYABLE in sold or lie equivalent In u = currency
e. n ~. ~ ~. .Drlv 10 CHAS. A. WHlTAEi,
f Ff| Ltths Office, No. S Broadway.
i'' "'''" ROWLAND AsPINwALL, Agents,
No. 81 South-st
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miscellaneous.

A TTENTION, LOYAL MEN.-The Copper
N heads arc wearing badges; let loyal mon outnqnoer
nse badge Is ceps 10 per hundred by mail or express
ADDE'S, j. W. EVERETT Z. y. Box No l6l4. or No. III
Fultoust
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VxyHEELER & WILSON'S, Singers, Finkle
w Lyonss Hows's. &c. 70 RENT AID for SALE on
monthly paymenta p. II. DIAMOND. No. $50 Broadway.
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HARRIS PATENT IMPROVED
HI COOKING RANGES, with Deine's Patent Wa En-
Top for Hotels and Fsni-s, uiads and sold by BRah-
HALL DEANE Co, 2Gs Cana-st, 300 feet l. OF Bwsy.
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AIeoirul.
IF Y ou WANT WANT =; T g. BE: L.Y.D.S.

III YOU WANT TOeBE " DS
Il H Cured Of Pinples Oh the Face LIE sOsNs
Spring 10 the time to use Dr.. LEATHE'S
YELLOW DOCK SYRUP,
Which PuRyrEs the BLOOD. IsvGoRATss the BODY eves
oSB to the NBRvRs srREyerH the MUSCLES spe HEALTH
TO every CHAEsEL, JOINT aud LINE.
One Dollar per bottle (which often curesl.
Depot No. 100 Chsthsu st Y. Sold It NO ~ Srsnos
Ash for LEATHES YELLOW DOCK SYRUP. Take 10
other Fstabished i9ia. Sold by Druggists everywhere
DEAiOYAL OF the GRAEFENBERG COM
~ PANY'S MEDICAL INsTlTUTION.-After May L.
1903 tho business Of the Graeenbeg Company It's s'ies
rooms end Offices viii be removed from M, Bondst TO the
cspscious tores of Fulton sad
l.ntrsoce No: lis Wiisms, over tie wh9ls'ns n.a,
Stores OF A. B. Sands Co. DR.. BRIDGE, the hes,aene
Ply scs will consul, with his friends and patients % usual
in his private office the place. between the hous OF
10 A. ~ and D M The sbsye location Is the moot con-
yenent the city merchants and others desiring 70 pro
care the celebrated GRAEFENBERG FAMILY MEDi'
ClNES.
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CLINCH 81 DYKE have RE-
Il MOVED to No. ia Pesrl-si tHanoversquare and No.
~ W.t@r-.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

II I'VE OAK and PINE TIMBER.-Ab
i coo sticks Of prime North Carolina Live Oak Timber
svsb. for vessels Of from loo <J tuns capay also, ~
,icAs Yellow Pine for SALE BY
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passeuger trans.
~ I T. m, Express for Buffalo
$50 q u, Milk. daily, for 0tuvills f.
tp.m'. WAY. for Ois,ille, Newbursh and WsrwieG
bp m, Nigh, Express, daily. foo DunkIk Buffalo hec
err Cspsnds.gul and principal stations Train OF Sstu
day through Buffalo, hut does not run 70 Dunkk
Up m, Emigrapt ior DO, kirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-02

On SUN lsys AZ 3:22 p. m hom yNb.-t ,,..,
Ticket may b. procured any OF the oihcss OF wsco~s
E=pres. in NewYork and Brookyn and o,sssse checked
the house all points the road aud 10 saratoga opns
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17
A letter from BON. make. the fellow

A letter from Bonn, make. the fellow
N! singular statement: Ever. body
Knows hat the superb crown OF the + ~
peroe Ma "leon has long been CO mpie-
ted !; aud 1T there Is another made t.r
the Empress L gene, both being ma>.
trriirces IT The g.Idsmth's ut. The
stihr ut The .,u,unat on Of the Emperor
'o'i Empr. IS an "cclp'es tie thought
Of q Courts + Paris and Rome, and il
pr' clp4Iy the Empress who dc Tres
hat her diad.m may be ssnciicd ty
the Holy Fla cr; hui the la ter, b Sc
oy the champions Of the Dc DC B,r-
iciux, as not yet been able 10 over
com" his scr"pIe-. TO Obtain this otjc, t,
The Pope has jus. been "ffe ed ,hc res
,i,nli otLis two Provinces namely.
lie Legation Sit he vii! dec he on 90.
ng 10 Pans 10 C own the Iinpe,i.l conp
ie. This po ut is much iii: cussed at the
Vatican.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

Senator Wilson he Sfrsnsd : MI
which u 10 come Up iosstbs coosidsra-
tloa Ct Coogress giving privsae .o,dier.
Sle per mouth iOs,ead u 4la the wages
|shs5 80 nov getting. This is not
sooagh. 6istssa dollars per month is
10 iaii coupsn, alton Tor The man ~ho
goes and s'sks his lie Sighting for the
r'shss IT the country. Aoy sort of /.
fAra hani cas GET that mnch aud rn"
no Tx oi life OF l.,nb. Not. cent les.
than thirty dollars per mouth, clothing
And tat'ooa sbouId any private be a'ked
70 'ake5 and i 70 bad The power to make
" 90 We would give every private fifty
collars per month. No elias. OF men b,
Ter earn their wages than do our SOL
o'ss'' ewes = the Ligst figure mention
60. The wages which they now re-
sslv9 - no compensat on in really fl
What lsbors-,hey perform, villa. hard
sn'ps aud nr'vations they have to under
30. Let the price for their services b.
liberal. and the people will say amen
Every l,6orer IL wo. thy Of hi, hire, aud
NO one more worthy than tue prlvat,
soidscr-and that hire should lie com
mensnrate With The service rendered, o
as nearly as possible.
we have no idea that our suggestion
WI have any nAucnce upon the &C ior
OF Congress, bnt we speak our mioc
freely nevertheless, and hope to sec id, a
s''n' ar 10 our own adopted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17
KLEp sOOL.

Tho bitter radical abolition press
which AZ fHs Ne We have the opro, tu"ny
Tor ob"rvirgis conti Led p,itc pally 10
lie Germau element. is bound not to
IKE Lnc ms message, his proclamation
nor Lincoln either, Tor that matter
AOcsc Pnpc's are p'g,i"g away at Old
Atc with ri .ht good val aud tell some
|ve'y w. ulesomc truths too, for tia, mat
|tr. But wha. does It oil amount to-
i'"c cup is prepared for their lips and its
contenls they will guIoh down at a sim
gle swallow when preseDted. Thu game
- made mp in the icpub ican circle to
run Mr. Lincoln for sno her term, and,
10 gaming patlance, the "eards a'c stock
led aud when played out wi be sure to
is~eep the board. THIS self same biucr
Ny radical element will fall in and oe The
mark tina, the political managers draw
Dr hem. All thus kicking aud Il Jun
:i;ag about does the no good, Or can
result in no ben. fcial result, since The
g has been cast that Lincoln i. to be
Abe nominee, aud that these spi,ef,
ok ng radical are bound TO support
him? Restrain your Indignation, aud
not make up n record that will be un
pleas mt to read when you come to .et-
Nc down into the traces which you Gre
certain TO step INTO ia due time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

The >InSer - wig MHchiWC
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA.
ChlNE is ia ga ming . y. rid vide ,eputa.is n
1t is beyond doubt tho test ana cheapest and
mcst beautiful Of all Family : wing Nachi ines
vet offered to the public. n. other Family sew
ing Machine has 30 MANY useful appisnces for
fiemming. bindisg, Telling. Tucking g. thering,
Guagng Braiding, Embroidcring, Cording. AID
s,iorth No other family sewing machine has so
much capacity for g,eat variety OF work. II,
will sew all kinds of 9th, acd with all kids Of
thread. Great and Mt improvements make
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable. and
mos, du,able. and m ,st certain in action ut oil
rates OF speed. II ~ axes Il e iDter'ocked tiich.
which the hest known. Any one, even Of the
ordinary cspscity. see, mt glance, how to use
the letter A Family SewiDy Ma hine Our Fam :
iy Sewing Machines arc finished in chaste and
exquisite yio.
The Folding case Of the Family Machine is =
piece of cunning work ma hip Of tho most useful
kind. 1t protects the machine when net in use.
and when about to be operated may be op.n.d as
q spacious ana substantial table to sust. in the
work. While soa e of tho Cases. made out OF the
choicest woods, are flash ed in the simples. and
chastest manner possible, others are adorned and
embelished in the moet costly and superb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to zee the Family
Machine 10 operation. 80 Is to judge Its great
capacity and beauty. tits fast becoming a. pop
ulsr for frmily sewing as our Manufacturing ma
chimes are ior manufacturing purpose
The Bran-h Offices sre oil we'll supplied with
silk twist, thread. needles, oil, Ac., Of the best
quality.
send for PAuPHIpr.
TOE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
ass Broadway. N. \.
r. kkAUSE.
UD-dso Aseat u DaveaDegk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

DEEP Snow on THE WtsrgN PLAINS
passenger bs The Over and coach. who
rived at Atchi on on Sunday las, re.
potts The snow Tour feet deep bet~c.n
ieck Cr elk and Dcrver. CT L. be-
longing to trains are dy ing from cold and
ta,vat'on all along the road 10 S,i,
Lake. The stages were considerably
'mpeoded by the great depth Of snow,
aud in some instances were DELAYED for
several days. The snow on the Repub-
Iican is reported very deep and g'ca,Iy
drifted. IS. JOSEPH Mo- Herald, Dec. 6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

A NEGRo EbsroR.-F. A. Moor. local
ofthe La Cr> sse Republican, having be, n
elected County School Superintendent
Joseph Taylor, C To- ed printer, former
" pressmsu in this Office, late OF St P.ul
b AZ been employed in Mr.. Mvor's place
He i. good fellow, and more than the
equal Of either Of the Republican Editors
10 point Of wit or ability. M. Taylor IL,
20 believe, the only oolored ,nao 10 the
State editing paper.-Ls Csos's Dem.
oerok
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

NJ. Arago, the celebrated French
N losoo her, had II fashion when lecture
! in pnbic, OF seeking for the dulles
box ing man ia the audience and r'vetlna
q ,aze on him. lie talked at him III
he br. :. h ,cn'pg ia C told him t at h'
= al made all Gear, plain and interesting
FL hi. pcrson and therefore the same t.
Nm. If hi. was an und, rs oud ih'n-
lie man who was the oij,ct OF his atiel-
Ion must h.ve q, ye himself.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17
"A 81 a r a
TO CONSUMPTIvES.

Tho undersigned having been restored to health
in 'ew weeks, by q very simple remedy, after
paving suffered several years with sever lung
Fiction. aud ID At dread disease, Consumption
is anx,ous tu make kncwn TO his fellow-sunerer'
the means sf cure.
To al who desire it, ne will send copy OF tbs
prescrip'i N used tree ii CHARGE With tho dire
tions for preparing nd using the came. which
hey will end sURR CURE for COSsUxPrIoN,A srB.
Ma, .aoNcBIrIs, DC. The only objec OF tho al
vertiser in sending the prescription is to bebe6'
the afflicted. and sprea. information which he
conce.ves TO be invaluable, and be hores every
sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing ami may Drove a blessing
REV FDw ARD A. WILSOE.
WILLIAMSBURG New York.
The abn, article can be obtained in D.venp RI
o. : Hal ord.
Cal for n pam hlet, f'eo OF charge So DIV 3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17
d. ;. 5.2O's.

THE eEChETARY OF TIE TREASURY
has not yet given ,o'ier any 'ntsDt,ons N
withdraw his - usr l., ~ from 6sIs - ~, sni
W'...,, srss ..,r,'.. 49," MI ~. .,..I =. =
Tss ,- nrasun. Of II i.,a, suth,r,ssi 10 v,v,
M~.a ed msssSsns have sess ~. s.ay eel =.
sc'tbed s-.s :"se PAID sss" IN. sess.sy,
q" from .S,o.d md he -. ID ,u.s.. =. fon
ma o. :. the b. 10 ~ cIfcua b n 81 4 :.
'sonsi B.sk n. As'Ccai ois G0w .r.asis 8 IL I'll
she 70 he balance. - =. hs . lat y ranger ron
ten to hfte m iliors pr y. sk, frequency exec. 4
Y. -hrs. uii ne daily snd .. !! 70 gel So~s :
fs,l NJ - Usc N i,nii . Imports snd Inter.
! ~ sna-. aSd ~ the is-vs ~ The ln,~s = Z %
.iil = dtd .a.ee s.y 'or . lon1 time ~ .euos.
ss TEA for O's.s los g, P,,..r; o.
Pst nee uni self in'sr.s, nv6s fusss Tho nisds
u ~ tho co,,'smi ls,liy be mntso, - N.tOa.
!. sank q IA Ascot. .ons :. 80 ~ nincs y
conc u-ion that they shCuld lose 20 TIN ~ eco.
.enb,ns y ibis most pop Iss l. -, /. viii sos b
mum, ns vac the ns1t Of lbs. - esven Thirty
Liam. ~h-n ~. III soid NJ d eou NJ longer -
substri ID fr ~ par.
I. 10 ~ s,sr Cese LSes. the rs.svsse
and t'rsncspas DaS - : - C.a-. hiss .. =.
Log .svsS Noss par Csne per asAoo - The
pre- D. rats " m,uns n cola.
The q ,.ernmsbs requires ~ daties ON imports -
be la,d 1 Co,n .h.ss dUtie. have f.y . I'm. tine
at smoun,ed to Z ,aster Of Million u Dolisrs
f.qa red y ths pay msnt " t.s istsssss Ill The
~ SD other tosmAnent LoaaA ~ thas u 70
ovsd ih.s p: :.spins C.is y =. Tssesar. = ne
spec y. N arts =. % ~ iissl't.sa
Tbs = an - called SO f.om ID. fest thss vhiiss
Ii: soos; may ron % ':c a. e. :: :s
-. =. .....s y sesA A.,s-ysasiy. Vi: .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

a.
A glance through Mr.. Lac ln's In
(nguial aud carly Message to Congress
rewarded " til abundant evidence o
bis inconss tencics and the worthlcssuess
pf his pledges, as we have already
bhown. The FLOWING from his Inau-
kural with relation to the Ju liciary, TO
khica he proposes to submit his cmauci-
y .tion cd'ct, contrasts strangely With hi,
kction
NV here hostil ty to the United State,
bal be 8, great ~ anv interior Iocaliy
E.hall be SO .iet aud universal rs /,
)revett competent resident cit zens from
dag Il deral tfice., there viH be no
|ttsDpt to force obnon,ous strangers
|mo"y the Pso,,le for that oyect. Wall
hc srict l. gal yht may ex st OF thu
Government t, enforce the exercise
s,ese ollie - tie st,en,p, to do SO co"ld
X $, ir,H ni"y a,d So neu'L mpD cti-
kubla uishut, .hat [,ieem IL Letrr o.
y ay, for .he time the use Of such Ell
ss"
This was Mr.. l. ncol.'s promise a lit
IL ever year ago,yct his last apPo'ntee
federal judg-sh,P is Mr.. Dick D"s-
eel. a played ont New York iaw,e'
ID pit house politician who is SO Job
ox on where te is b, st kno an I'll ,
Is nominatio" by the President I~s'
inter 10 is,i.a her Generalship wa
yejevted by the US Senate. II the at
cmpt to enlor. &c the cxcrc Sc o the Office
Ii Judge in Alabama through s"eh =
nan as Diek Bu,t.cd will not Prove eli
stating" VIC should like to know wha'
would. AMI t. day the fedcia COVER"
fmeut excise less power in that Stat,
khen IN any other Of the whole rebel
FCon .cderacy."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

1oe sosa. amount Of the claims Ere
|l,eseo ~ citizens Of Mionesota for loss.
= eestaaqed 70 the Sioox var /. q 600
s.s. .,sss..a SSssremsnt commissioner
eWea eAsa q 81, sso. oOo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Il HhOWN,s NagLsCrsD Z U0a, COLI
KUNC lAL JRsIrAf u CT Soss IsbOAf
TROCuES Inf allowed to rrogrets sesub
voK in serious Pulmonary Iron
COUGHS cha. an4 asthm ,tic diseases
AND often incursbie. Brown's
CULDS. Bronze ,;el Troches reach II :
rec,iy the .fec ed paris, and give almost imne-
L,arc relief. For bronchitis, Asthma, Catssrah
aud Con uwp,y C,uy b. The Trtcbes are ueeful
rub ic S,er kers and Singers should we the
r,oches to clear and SIRENS thcn the Voice. Mil
Jar, Odicers and od,crs who overtsx the voice,
an arc exposed 10 81 iden changes should use
hem. Obtsin onls the g.nnims. Browns
,roncniai Troches" having priced their efficacy
by n test of many years sr highly recommended
nj prescrin~a BY ysicans aud Surgeons N the
.rmy. and have rec iv.d testimonials iron man.
"a inent Den.
-oll by all Druggists ani Dealers 10 Medi 'ine
IN the United States and most Foreie CO, ntries
at % cents Dor box ns23 d6~in
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

UNITS: % STAT Is HOTEL.
Beach street, Boston.
Directly opposite he lsoston and Worcester
K.iIroad bepot.)
II He UNI ERSIGNED. WHO HAS BEtN
] connected with III Amer,cAb Ituse, N III
city. Tor yer nine years. h.s leased this we'll
know and pr, uxr II ..l,or tern, Of year,. and
pledges hi"rtll I" bis Jri..ds and the pnLl.e u
u-e HIS utmost fort. 70 tain IN. reput. ,ion 81
,ne UNITED >TATES hOiEi, as u Hrst-cla.s
ho"se '1he lutlic may rely Upn finding, al tue
appl'"nces ant comforts # first cias. Mhi.
Price, rs heretofore, Two Dollars Jer day
ay5-6mi FRANK N. PRATT
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Priv, NH 1enner 1 Teller, ~
|TISwllcox ! eiBss SEWING .Acsr
! h@s ss's sssaiss sisasss ssSsrI u Sssss.f
sas3e1y sewing,
DEa1al0g. HH
1legsnslmg,
fcDoinG.
TssCking,
,.. C0r6ioae /
Io.ms hae even and elsstis sssn which Il
~ n =. o. riP e weas ewes 4 ths sssa q
'.~"sncse ITO ssivivs The Vash tab" 4 =
- ss4tsd eesice - essos ssaDjty q Dea,>e,a.
ps.s sss the possibility u the naekiss h.i,s ~:
ve., is .' 2. direction q The bsiseee-shss
Ave- Der feature saieh deserve, p.,,,..,.. -
not % ~ wrooe. "s"s 20.
!. !. alphabetically the s~od io~. priced ,..,,.
sewing m.ebins that the psblie hsve lon. ' ny
wanting fos.-Bossoa zSusscv,m. W.
Its indeed wooaesful psod sci,o. /, 49,.
=: es!sei % other sill bear asy eo.oss.
4 mechanical wondsr.- le;s.si6e X..,:...
among the best snd most servicsakls sev,..
9aehtaes. Light and elegantly 6ni,heS IN y
nnPse 70 'te cess0uetiOn that IL seems slwese
Cksoascie. runway
Has cosbinsd With IT. own peculiar r.,,.. ~
=: really vslssbls Improvements Of the h,sh..
prices machines. Pesss yisasjas -'A.~
ibi' maehins IN the opinion Of The eo.-,.A..
NILS more nearly the requirements of rsrf.., ~.
G n. IMAM any on exhibition ssssssse
Taking into cossidsrstion sievr,,s;sv .aA.,....
dsf. putty and going al wcIf ths consent, ~ 49,
unanimously In fsvvs OF The Wileos Z C,,Ihs. 4
| single thread machine - Pesnssircai A .Noss +.
''c.!fsrat teeiesy's Report.
| We most IN justice express our ron63snc. I, n.
msn's OF e6s Wilcox Hibhe sewing msehiss-
"econs1ef that's great d'side,atun Las heee
| SSpp.oo y Tin proving beyond donot ,h.t ,vo
| eo"d machf"e.- CRrssesan Adcoe.t. snI .E..s..s
ysne II. 1850. va" ''"se
After much wesr snd many ,a,h;p.. II.
slit htns 10 fosnd to rstsis eli me 70. nd,.ss
evenness and 6rmnsss which ass 20 uueh adciesI
| 1t 6sst.-Ner York Sss.
| % pnncilIst q perfect -Eagis,er Lsds1.
o,, ss s,'dent "'ots Of superiority owe, al .,hers
| 'e'vi cable mschias. OF this ~ b.v. a..
Persfce 10 our own family Hoaon yroutyeS.
| me beauty and simplicity OF its mocha pien
| are admirable Erpsess.
| Nssewing Machine heretofore intvodu-ea has
- ?. snort time acquire such veil mssi,sd -.
| uisrity. - CSHcise a,i 0aset,e
We esteem II the beet machine n, fan n,
.he a''eA IS un 1cexiosot -&igssd BY mas.y Iw.-
deed citssens > PA.t0deipkia.
u Send Tor tscuIas. -
JANIS WILCOX. Massfse.u-ss.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

A farmer Gf ..miiI,'s. N. Y, on Satur
lac last realized el,5s8 from = sin. Il
= roo load Of farm produce, disposed VI
The Syracuse market. 1t consisted Q
10 thousand one hundred and eighteen
! ,unds OF wool, sheared f. m three hon
bred and eighty sheep, which was sold
l1t seventy five cents pound.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

F,Rrprsu OUraAos.-The Oskaloosa
Rer"ld says:
"That man who has been buvinp
horses tor the Govsrl ment, was wsyIsid
PsllA few evenings since, Knocked
~, beaten, bis tongue split, and his
ckets robbed Of their contents"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-17

lSEASE> OF THE NEFtUUS, SIN
NAL, UUlNAKY AND SEXUAL SYs-
TENS rev ard reliable treatment in Re-
ports Of ths HoWAHD ASS0CiATIOs-Sen.
by mail in sealed envelopes. free Of charge. Ad-
dress, Or. J sKiLliN II tE,(N Uowart
association, No. 2 -outh Ninth Street, Pnila-
lie ph,a Pa. ,v3"-dAw3m
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