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The following detailed account OF the unfortunate disa
greement between Mllc Adena Patti ana her relatives
will. no doubt be found intercsiins;-
Adena Nara Johanna Clorinda Patti was born ON the
18Th February si ard she has engaged In ope
singing at Brussels Client Iege, 1ouvaue, Ans
DAM the Hnguc, Utrecht Paris Nienna London and other
towns England the course Of which she has earned
very large sums o "a ley her singing engagements
were entered into neha by the defendants. who
assumed 10 act as her guardians directed and controlled
all her ements and all the profits
gagemens, which amounted IN one year 10 upwards o.
f24 100, for which sum they have accounted
Nile Patti. She arrised IN England on the 4th D MAY
Iast under the escort o. the deenIants VIII, srted
as her guardians, and they thereupon entered into
some engagements Oh her behalf with Mr.. Eye
To sing at the Coyent Garden opera House
during the months OF May, June and July, on the
terms Of large OF money beng paid 10 the defend
ants. The bill stated that the deiendsnts threatened
and intended to that without the Nile
Patti aud that they hsd entered into further engagements
for the plaintiff to sing IA Paris aud other continental
towns during the ensuing moths Of August september,
October, November, December. January and February
next although Nile fait viii before the expiration u
that period have attained her majority II also stated
that her father had consideration " annuity frou
Maurice Srakosch, entered into some arrangement with
him which enabled him personally 10 control her move-
ments that the latter always accompanied her and her
maid servant 20 and from tine theatre that he received
all moneys payable 10 her Va virtue her engagements.
that he gave receipts for such moneys but had
accounted Mile Patti for them and retains them with
out her consent Mile Patti resides with the DEFENDANTS
they travel with her. ana i've upon her earning. Nile
Patti would had 10 eciion make
them a reasonable allowance out Of her earn
lngs they had behaved kindly 10 her. The
bill proceeded to state that the delsndsnis had
acted TOR many months past With cruelty aud oppression
tow ards her and s continued W do consequence
Of which she daily goes IN great bodily and mental lear
koseh, neither u whom will allow her tc communicate
with her friends, or 20 receive eers from them; and
they sock hwart all freedom u action her part
ana cpaue her " certain rooms. and threaten her
with violence ol her ressance They open her
ettera without consent and retain from her
anoqether Maurice sirakosch has also accused Mile
Patti OF dishousrabe conducs and Of acts OF which she
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Theatrical.
WINTER GARDEN.

Mr. A. h. Davenport taxes his benefit tonight, and
presents very long and attractive programme. "Ro
sea the Mountain Maid in which Messrs. Herndon
and Graver make their debut in New York; the great
burlesqus Of Camille in which Mr.. q. L. Fox and
Mr. davenport and Miss Fanny Brown in favorite parts
comprise the dramatic portion VI the entertainment
Mademoisele Pauline aud Monsieur Baptstian, two new
irench dancers trip tho light fantastic toe Tor the arst
sings a song Dan Bryant delivers his stump speech,
ssDat's What's de Natter" which Beecher al
tempted y IN vain 10 imitate. Little Mac, . Of
Bryants' Mipstrels dances the 'Essence OF Old Vir-
the result should he an ing house and purse for
Mr.. Davenports benefit.
wALLACx's.
"The Road TO Ruin" will be played for the last Time
this evening. Mrs. Ipchbalds comeiy, 'To Marry or
Not to Marry, will be revived next week. This is prob
ably the last OF the old or old comedies with
which Mr. wsllack will favor tis season. The patrons
his theatre are leaving for the watering places The
veteran manager himself has taken his residence for
the summer at Ihe Hut, Long branch The public has
long sighed novelty at this estaO shent but has
signed in Old plays with scenery cannot
charm forever We hope that something really new in
the tue trlcai line will with the cider the
Every hing Wa.acks Is ancient present
Old comedies Keep the stage Old through Old
parts gray hairs and aad crntches II Is pop
ulsrly believed that the rivae boxes covered with
ivy ana The dress seats with the dust of ayes Nose
visible the entire lr0G; the As tribute
Manage Waack should give as fresh, youthful fvrms
and facts and plays with lite in them. We live in
he nineteenth century New York Is progressive city
Ola iog NJ of the theatres be popular
then sweep the mould from the stage aud the
way Tor meihng novel.
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General Gilmore in Command Of fhe Do
parimeni Of The South.
Return of General Hunter and Stan
IL New York.
RAIDS OF TIE NEGRO TROOPS
DaIien, Ga, Burned by Montgomerys
Forces.
LIST OF CAPTURED BLOCKADE suurrns
At., Ac.s =.

m. United States steam
uen, nO. NO. * C., l4tn met, arrived al this
I'M Ags 100 hrs, and 200 second class passes
~Susnal mails
A"'' ae the passengers are MAJOR General d Hunter
star and large number OF officers Of the army and
navy.
Al Monday, juno Is, latitude 90 Do, lopgtuse
10 -, passed steamer MokDing Star
Tie following Is list Of the passengers by tho Arago-
Major General Hunter. Lieutenant Colonel Halpine
srl.f Mrs Hapne Miss Hapine Major Wright tsaf). Mrs
tstaf) Captain Thompson lstaF). Captain Hekox
tstsd) Captain Dole tstaG). Colonel Bell Lieuten
Mrs Batcncler, Mrs Lieutenant Colonel Hail. and
daughter; Mrs DR. Dalrympe, Mrs Rodman, Major Duane
sse' Paymas,er Cnnningham y g NJ Captain Amnmon,
UsN Surgeon Mcsherry U N; Surgeon Weber, q 8 M
Surgeon BraSton, NJ Colonel Mckay Captain Nicholas
yer DR. Strip Major Strickland, Major Moore. DIR sckney
DR. McKibben Mr. and Mrs Durrence Mrs Tones and two
children Mrs Hammond, Mr. and papey and Master
Oakes Captain Burns. Lieut. Dodge, Dr. fde, Mr. Mon.
roe segar Mr. Van Qlstyne Capt Aherton, Capt Looms
Lieut. Ris Lieut. Whenworh Capt Ncfvsne, Lieut. smitn
Leut Williams Lieut. Hodge Capt wilbor. Cap, Tonkin
Lieut. Love Lien. CONN Len Gibbs Cap, iiaeek Capt
Mr. Stew art Mr. Needles NJ Acting Master silica
es NJ ss " P r.
NJ Murdoch. Pollock Mr. Rohardsor Lieut. AIlebach ~
81 Corey M TS.as Mrjs1ss xr aoSsr NJ wSs.na
3yU others.
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amount ON Danu. 200
which propose 70 pay over 70 the fund being raised
by tho ofcers OF the regiment erect monument
the body Of Colonel Kimball ] will not say word
spectng personal exerons In the matter Of the
cepton OF the remains Of my deceased friend, but rely
upon the above simple statement Of facts and items TO
vindicate myself from all 4ensure. l must also state
that the funds were not reed for the benefit Of Mrs.
Kimba or family but simply TO provide for the procure
hOrse watch and other effects OF the deceased hero
patriot, know nothing. Respectfully yours,
ALLEN CONREY, treasurer Of Committee.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
new yoRK, June II, 1853.
remarkable communication that appeared In the
HxAED Of this morning refers 10 In such offensive
terms that IL becomes my imperative duty reply IT,
The late Lieutenant Colonel 4. A. Kimba my warn,
personal friend and companion arms, and the ncan
ch0ly responsibility Of procuring his remains as.
signed TO me and another by the meeting Of citizens
called together upon the announcement cf his DEATH
fulfilled that responsibility faithfully and promptly and
my travelling expenses alone were borne by tho COM
mittee. did not collect single dollar, nor did tho
slightest memenO oil my lamented friend come into my
posseesion the nsinuaton TO the contrary
ing. or what became Of his elects. by whom they
were distributed, II they distributed, who
now in possession OF them, am totally ignorant Ny
confidence In the integrity Of those gentlemen who inter
ested themselves in procuring the body OF poor Kmba
for iDtermeDt, with whom am acquainted, satisfies
that they will promptly respond your request and
furnish full account OF their connection therewth
monetary or otherwise. am, my dear sir your obe
dent servant, JAMES N. TURNER.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
The Kohmstohra Case.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Iaafoza lion IlaL... A.i,a araa1.


Married.
BRo~s--hELAy.-6n Wednesday, June 10, by the Rev.
Dr. Peck, Nj. JoHs " BsowS 60 Mss IAzzS RELAY, both
CoIeArs--Rrmss,os- 81. .Luksa churth, RI chester,
r., on faesday, June 10, by nav h B. casaon, D. o.:
tSss Sa solAas. OF Adflan s TO SARAH RSssro" Of
DnIER-wEirxs- On wednesday monrnisS June II,
=. nalf past ten o'cE, in st. Lukes church Brooklyn,
lenberg, p,I WnIiAn a. N DIlrR 70 Many A. wmlss.
j. p yewman, Mr.. EDWARD A. DUsENBuRy 70 Miss ELIZA
kvA J. G. Clark, ali Of this oity.
EInorr-Buniow.-On Tuesday, March II, IN Brook.
gn w. D., BY tho Rev. L. s. Wesd Nr. JoHn y. ELLIOTT
to Miss hIzABEm BRiMiow. both Of Brooklyn, E d.
>, HADls,-co1rk- Tuesday, June 10, BY the Rev.
Thomas Armit:ge WV HADIsy 70 Miss sARAH E. Corrz
daughter Of John B. Cote, Esq.,. all Of this city.
gERcrsos--VAN BRuM--ln Philadelphia, on Monday
June 10, by the Rev. Dr. Ducachet. Of s.. Stephens
MARIE LOUISE, second daughter Of runs Van Brunt, Esq,
OF New York.
At Trinity chapel. by the Rev Dr. Hobart, WIZ. Holly
HUDSON 70 EIIzABEH n. KEnsxH, daughter Of the late
Bishop Wainwright all OF this city
MoyTcOMERy-SEy Wednesday, June H. IN
the Church or the Holy Apostles by the Rev. George
Seymour rector Of Christ church, Hudson, FRANK T..
Aox1ccxs.Y 70 Miss ERA SEYMOUR, daughter Of John
QriNAN--WIcxHAx.-On Wednesday, June ~, 1t the
Madison square Presbyterian church. BY the Rev. Dr.
Adams, HENRY J. QuNAn TO JULIA A., daughter Of d. II.
cKE-srournnuRGH.- Sunday evening, June Z. by
the Rev. Q. 4 Clover EuGnn ROCKS 70 Mise ANNA A.,
daughter Of the late Dr. Peter Ssutepburgh o
East Norwich l.. ].
IxYNoLps- -HAnDxSBRoox. Monday, juno 10. by The
Rev Sidney A. Corey. Mr. LYMAN knYNolDs 70 Mss Jo
PmSs HARDRRooK. daughter Of Abel HardenbroOk al Of
this city.
SuRIHaEouR-Horrza. .-On Monday yune Is, at the re-.
Jr. d. D., JoHN scmxGsouR to KATE NJ eldest daughter
Of j. N. Hopper. Esq, all Of Brooklyn.
l6 by Rev. Lyman Weed, Mr. EraRiAM ScuDDER 70 Miss
CHARLOTTE, KoIAMYER both u BROOKLYN No cards.
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SECRET WORTH KNOWING. 90 TO THOMAS n.
~ AGSkw's 10 Grsen Sich street. corner OF hnrrry.
ami iu- ow prices he " selling Teas Wines torees
ir and rrnvisioss and everythns else used IN eve'y
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y Base Ball.
PhfLADBLrHtA VS.. NEW YORn- YhE FORMER LOSE
ANOTHER nALk.

a. Base Bail s.
AZ ANOTHER DALh.
The match between the Athletic Club, OF Philadelphia,
and tho Eckford Club, Of Brooklyn played on tho unhn
ground nc Winm,blrg, brought TO an abrupt ter
mnathn yesterday in consequence OF the storm AT tho
time leaving OH the phadephians had only scored hvo
u SIX iu3ings while the Eckfurds had made te
The ess Hospitality received and the ground well
provided with accommodations or the visitors. Tho
score stood thus
III IN IL. 2d. 81. Al. 5a. Oh.
Atnietlc.''. .'...'..--..-... ! "a
tmpire-Mr. niiyer. OF the kmpire Club f4e
To-day the Philadclpbans win play game with tho
All ntic club Mt pel'od l.. T., and on friday they VIII
comlete with tho tar Club on ire tncn ground, VIII
liamsburg.
The Kohmst0mra Case.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoUar.
Before Hon. Judge shi9man.
JUNE 17--7he Caited states kohglsto,am.--In the
against tho defendant for alleged fraud govern
mont 1t mutually agreed between United
States District Attorney Smith aud Mr.. JAS Brady that
the subject should until morning. when Mr.
Brady would have an opportunity OF consulting with his
associate counsel, ex.Judee Beebe. Ar. Brady how
sad that they would plead not guilty 70 every in
dictment.
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Ma. oosanr's mns I' :. ce,s,.e {, R.@sal: .
Srfs xDf>e % rS ssLn
. Mss Y9gx juno n, 1868
letter sAssA spseared in your columns to-day, .ssr
s <sANurs Of Mrs. Colonel Kmbal and editorial, re
~ tnersoa reflect 80 uIusOusly upon me tina. self
.spsect demands at my hands prompt reply.
My connection with the matter is briefly ~ follows
When The news Of Colonel Kimba derh,~as rece.ved
IN this city it suggested that Ny the e ds
OF The amented deceased lwnose fren ship IA d een
fortune for years TO possess should be called oo
tam his body aud arrange Tor It's reception aud
A meeting called and Alderman ELL 81 Brook lyn,
appointed chairman and mysex Treasurer. AZ no
meeting committee Twelve was app 'inted 70 take tho
nater in hand and boommtee consisting of Alder
mau ell and Coonel james N. Turner, appointed 10
accompany the comnittee OF tho Common Suf
folk 10 obtain tho body AT this funds had been
collected and advanced Alderman Pell the sum "
eighty dollars, aud on MS etura no render ed al
count OF upwards OF $io5, ~hen advauccl TO Lu tho
further Of twenty five dollars, making tho full
amount Of his account The returns TO me from the
committee appointed TO collect funds are as follows:
Colonel Bette 500
- reary 90
w H. sooy .''''..'...'.'..''...-'. ........- 10
John Kem.stcn (ncufng $50, tho kind contribution
OF James G. Bennett, ESD Observation-Disclosures. 81
A. Conrey'.. W
ro.ai...................,...,........,,....s Total .saas
The disbursements were as f0ll0ws:--
Cash 20 snb-committee who accoWpnnied the Alder
inanic committee TO Suffolk 10 procure remains. slQ5 70
1eeraph " y, p %
rcesapn 70 Mrs Snba al vermont uotx,sr
her Of the death OF beg hQsband. .......,..... 80
Carriage kos Mrs Kmban kG1 stef Astor House 20
&Sssrag1 q benl KmbaIl, brother o. deceased. 10
Carriage hi2c for Mrs. X. during her stay at the
Ast,r ,iogss.... \. 900
Advertising Suxday Mercury ...........,..e 80
Carriages ior committee receiving remains in New ~
Railrosd fare from south ferry 70 GREENWOOD for
hssaiIs zsns;s1s : attending fSnersf ;,n,, 800
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BR srxAxsHir NORWEGIAN McMasers, from Liverpool via
Londonderry sh fer Quebec and Montreal been lost
Cape Breton. tsee coiumns)
srrArsHr PERSIA, Capt Lott Of the Cunard line sailed
yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
srxAxsar ssxIpRAxr, Capt sares sailed yesterday for
Liverpool.
srxAxsar GLASGOW, Capt G Of the rnman line VIII sal
Saturday next for Queenstowa and Liverpool
scHR Lrspoy, Smith, Of and from Pembroke Me- for New
York into boston 18th inst In dstres Reports Of
l5lh. OF Caps Cod, In contact unknown scnr
had the ssrboArd quarter manboom and sss
torn. Was towed into port
opoken. &es
Shp ofiole (Br), ood q hence for Calao usv ia
lat SDs Ion 81 low
Foreign Ports.
cIrsrrsecs May sIe port schrs Maria for New 10
days Ann Susan. OF NYork, from Belize Hon lust arr
81 soIh. barks n spsldns and winthrop, kYori
0ONAIvrs, June lin port brgs Eclipse (Br) for NYork
log. Dolphin tBremI from Do just arr; Br schr 0aribaid
from do do
NosRcvi.. Nay Sin port bark Greyhound. for the lee
ward coast
~ JOas. NIB. June li--Arr bres W Drsko Bradford,
hlsdelphis: l2h Starlight Lossbart and Don juan.
Smith, Nfork schr II scamme Brannen, do; Ism. brig
A Colinsssnith 40.
TasIpsp, May ssIn port starlight for Phisdeipba
days; onss Torrent ior Boston 10; Levaihan. for DO
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sEHALEs FEMALES FEMALES
OLD OR royxs s,SsF MASHIED OR coNrk.
In many .d''sai FAX ,is;fI Sx4sAS4 e FiTssi SUcsu
aay sa
or ss .ns o s.s IL ss
s q :hs ssa or S arising from
DEcLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
NO FAMILY n snoUTp isafIf'i bE z'SSH WITHOUT II
II. II II II. II. H H
nxHHM IH MxSSx
''l' 20 ssssis Medicine foo
ExTkscE ExTkkssccERosspp5Snu sp5nu
Jsaas HHSs0yH9,dSsasf sHss$s b,sAsss, xAsa
all their stages At little expense change p dIes
20 ss.s and 70 Sae. rsaaepf
preventing ana sarns Structure: he G1s,Ss,
diseases and expeing ali poisonous dseassd
VINO y THSusASps rgS ssss yu Upon rss TEogsAsps
me a s o they sr and ss s,.
he 2 PEEnATs sisis f% N AsTS fsy'sd XIII sas
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yor All aneclons and diseases Of the Urinary orras9
MALE OR FEMALE.
SANDING ss Brssfs "a J, q Ss., ,.,.,T s5saH: require
rx4E1sF h4E1sFoESs EScHu
and certain to has ne desired all disease. sov
EVIDENCE OF wpa9 THE Mdsr 5sn'1sn pr,,da, sndsa
D1.A sroSsiBGh gS caAhA14ER Ahnlihaks AND A.
" "n 'os0"p'''c 'cfsHIslc@fEs III ihfss;.i OF CURES
~ Names s is RsoSSP SiPa'Ss no SCIENCE cIis AND PAN.
900 10000 90
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v. .AaH sEr.sf ssaEpfssra sSEE4S
is composed o. Bacha cuSess and Juniper Berries s.
'A great care y FssEassD si%SsisS' Il si'gg1; gasts
Practical ss. .ss s.@aI.sa,1s Asai. ca es.q'' y s's
oEruibshEE uibhESs2Fas FERTILIZATION.
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Of fhii.a.phr 7. HslmsoIs sho ~ Ssns ssr the o
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Chemist
NO ,s s's's, s,airsDsS;als TIA ;;:;s s;'- o'''...
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu,
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,

~ weaknesses arising from Excesses, s of
ton, Early Indiscretfons Abuse attended
.. with the following symptoms
lndisp0sion exeItion, Loss OF power,
Loss Of memory, Difficulty Of breathing.
weak nerves. Trembling
Horror OF disease Wakefu ness,
Dimness Of vision, Pain In the back,
Hot hands Flushing Of the body,
Pryness OF SKIN, Eruptions the face,
Universal Lesstude OF the Palld
These symptoms II allowed 60 on which this medcno-
INVARIABLY removes, soon follows
sNGE FEAATTTTiTYY FATTY EPEEPG EPPiEEPTH sr Fr
IMPOTENCE, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
In one OF which the patient may expire.
can say that they ale not frequently followed BY hoss
INSANITY AND CoNsUMPTIoN
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
- INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are Of the Of their suffering but
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs,
and the melancholy deaths BY consumption. bear witness
he truth Of this assertion The constitution. affected
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
eqnres the Aid OF medicine TO strengthen and nvgera,.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUcuU
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCiIU
invariably does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sCEPTIcAL
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S HIP PIN G NJ E. w S.

ALMANAC FOR YoRK-rHis DAY
su&RisEs 2S 08
BUN IS HIGH WATER eve 10 Ol
Fort Of New York. june IL. lsS3.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
WHsRE FosEIaN RAGS CoxE From

WHsRE FoREIGN RAGS CoxE FRox.-
It is curious fact that nearly two
thirds Of the rags annually imported
into the United States from al foreign
countries come from Italy. The circum-
stance il dae to two csuses Frat, It.
ally is in fact tho receptacle OF all the
old rags 10 the Levsnt. The Turks, the
Greeks and Syrians use vast quantities
Of cheap cotton cloth, and the Arch,-
pelago and the whole Levant 10 swept
by Greek and Italian coasting smacks,
about the size Of our American Diam
boats, trading for rags which country
peddlsrs collect. Those rags ul,imatel y
get to Genoa, Trieste, &C., and are ship
ped to America. Second, there being
no free press and few hooks printed,
there 10 no home use to work the rags up
into paper. The population can neither
read nor write, and of course epistolary
correspondence Is rare. No country
where the mass of the population read
and write can afford to export rage
Hence, rags and custom house returns
yield clue to the actual state OF socie-
ty.
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"Gop SAVE My COUNTRY WHEN
Gen. Summers disease assumed the form
of congestion Of the lungs, his physi-
oians (Drs. Townbridge and Shipman)
pronounced his condition critical, but
they did not despair of his restoration to
health until Friday afternoon, about two
O'Clock, when change took place; his
fever left him, and he suffered intense
physical agony, accompanied by profuse
pcrspiration and soon he sank into a
Isthargic state, from which he did not
rally. Towards evening OF Friday, tho
dying soldier attempted vainly to speak
intelligibly to those about him. At last,
when glass OF wine was handed him,
no took it in his hand, and with great
effort waved it above his head. and
spoke in q voice as clear and distinct Is
ever.-"God save my country, the Uni
ted States Of America" These were
the last words Of the patriot hero. He
sank rapidly until quarter past one
o'clock, and died peacefully. -SyracuSe
(N. " Daily Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28

A PirEOUs SlokY.-Tho Boston pa
pers tell piteous story Of Mrs. Tucker
man, formerly one Of the most brilliant
ladies in Boston society. Her husband
is now serving out IN eighteen years
term in the Connecticut State Prison
for robbing the mails. HIS wife chung
to him in all his disgrace, but finally,
losing hope and friends, she took to
strong driok, and the last scene was 10
tho Police Court, where she stood per.
feet wreck Of her former self, the traces
Of sorrow and vice OH her once fair and
handsome face.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Universal Clothes Wriagor
Ii tho Original and sDly Genuine and
Reliable Wringer before
tho People.

TT COMBINES MORE STRENGTH OF
i frame. capacity for pressure, power and duis'
bility than any other machine.
Tue Universal Clothes " ringer Is made under
tho following Patents: Goodyear Patent Tor
VulcaGired India Ru bber SA aud 1855 moth
ing else can ever be- used successfully; The I'm
proved Patent Cog Wheel Regulator Jan. IL,
ls62 1T saves friction of the Clothes, and pro-
vents the Rolls from wearing or breaking loose /;
The New Patent Method for Fastening the Rolls
to the shaft Feb. 4, 1862 : never gets loose OF
blacks the clothes D.ckerman's Patent clssping
Frame Fob. Is, 1862. for fastening 10 tho tub
cannot work loose from It's place i,ymans Pat
ent Adjustable Gusge April ?, ls6l 4, Tor differ
ent sized tubsthick or than, straight, siantng or
circular.
All these Patents are indispensable to peri set
Wrnger with them We consider our Wringer
cohrLsrE. Therefore, IN order 10 get ill that 10
requisite for good machine, the public will DO
obliged to buy
TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.