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The New York herald., 1863-12-15
HOTELS.

IIAvANA SUBSCRIBER BBGs TO INFORM
her friends and intending tO viet Cuba this
that she taken large house. pre-
pared receive parties families who may choose 70
tend 70 her continuance OF Their patronage hoping
merit The same BY personally attending 20 The comfort q
her cuesiH The Amy Hotel s situated the Has and
Plaza Ne Franc SEQ with dne airy apaI Itmenis light
90 wI'h "a ard Grnishei VIII al le comforts aud
vruiercrs attaIrablc Ia the place NARY l. ALNi,
DALYER HOUSE, 10 BRoApwAY HANDSOMELY
lut1f al Hocaa. with an tc uiCatrn Improvements
ft f r- stssf
The New York herald., 1863-12-15

From Rev Warren Randolph Pastor OF Baptist Church,
Germantown, Pa.
DR. G. NJ. JAcgsoy-DEAR SIR-Personal experience
abes that regard the German Bters prepared
by n most excellent medicine. In OF
cold and general debility have been greatly benefited By
the Of the Btters and doubt not they viii produce
WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Pa.
The New York herald., 1863-12-15
ocuLIsTs AND AuRrsrs.

LrYE AND BAR-AND ALL TUE DISEASES TO WHICH
~ arc subject continue for twenty years pas
10 receive the special attention Of DIR CADWELI ocust
ard Auris author OF treatise on the Eye and Ear
sueet Oidce hours from v too Examinations free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

A shinplaster story has been localized
here and applied to u popular dry goods
dealer. The story may have been in print,
perhaps, but repetition will do no harm.
AS the story goes, farmer purchased a
lew cents worth of goods from this trader
and gave him bill to make change from
The latter returned him eighty-fivc cents
IN his engraved promises to pay, gentecl-
y known as checks, but vulgarly as shin
plasters.
whats them 7" inquired the country
man. inspecting them with great curiosi-
ity.
"Oh," said the merchant, s.these are .
sort OF currency We dry goods dealers
have" and went off to attend to another
customer.
The eountryman went off not exactIy
satisfied, but soon after returned and
bought nearly dollars worth Of goods
After receiving the neatly tied up pack.
sge. and being told the price, he deposit
cd sa. : number OF pump1mnsds On the
"What are these ?" inquired the aston
ished merchant.
"oh, these are sort of currency we
farmers have" and thereupon left the
store,
Inc story has it that the dry goods deal
er' VINO appreciates good jokes, was 50
amused, he did not call his improbable
customer back Boston Herald.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

R-A grea: deal of the precious time
Of the Copperheads At spr!opsol is con
sumed in defamation against ..negrec.
coming into the State TO hee. them
shout, one would think that not less than
nifty thousand a month were swarming in
to Illinois when in fact not Fifty within
three months have come into the State.-
But their opposition is not to the emigra-
ton Of negroes, but free negroes. Fhey
would not raise . word Of objection il :
thousand slave negroes were being brought
daily into Illinois. On the ooatrary ,t6ey
would rejoice at it, and encourage the i'm.
portation by friendly legislation. ISgay,
negroes would smell to them - fragran,
Is roses and would be altogethsr lowell,
In their sight. Only let . blsek man be
. slave, and he is perfectly welcome t.
the Prairie State; but if he be free. he i,
hateful. odious and repulsive TO Copper
head. That's what ais them on the ne
gro question: Chicago Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06
THE GATE CITY.


The water in the lower Mississippi
has risen fifteen feet in the past month,
and is now rising rapidly, and unless the
lsvae above New Orleans is speedily re-
paired not only Louisiana, but a large
portion of Arkansas and Mississippi will
Be submerged.
The Virginia Legislature has adopt
ed q resolution to inquire into the expe-
diency Of furnishing by suitable penalties
any citizen of the State who shall refuse
to receive Confederate Treasury notes in
discharge of any debt or other pecuniary
obligation.
One OF the officers captured at Ar
kansas Post, who was in Little Rock .
short time ago, says Gen. Holmes had re-
ceived instructions from jeff. Davis to
suspend all proceedings in the demand
for giving up of Gen. Mcneil, for shoot
Ing the ten guerriIlas in Missouri.
Major General A. Med. McOook
was recently married to Miss Kate Phil
lips, in Dayton, Ohio, at the residence
of j. D. Phillips, ESQ.,, the brides faith.
er. The wedding was attended by seve.
raj Major and Brigadier Generals, with
their stats, Ex-Governor Dennison, aud
a large and brilliant party of ladies and
gentlemen besides.
DENVER CRY PRrcEs.-Denver City
papers of late date quote: Flour, per
lOOfbs, IS SO to 81 So corn meal, per
100 TBS, Sc 30 to 81; fresh butter, SO
to 50 cents per Is; eggs, 70 to rs cents
per dozen ; white beans, 81 to SIS per
bushel; onions, & to 7 cents per ID. The
prices of other articles in the provision
line are more moderate.
There is already spirit Of conces-
sion to the Presidents policy of uni
form issue of paper currency for the
whole country, in quarters where his
message to Congress of January 10Th met
With no favar. The strongest opposition
In the House to the idea of National
Bank may now be conciliated by abandon.
Ing the coersive feature of that proposed
measure, and permitting the State banks
to retire their currency at will and AXE
United States stock and Treasury issues.
1t Is undeniable that the popular demand
Tor uniform currency grows daily in
force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

E Some amusing things occur even
IN the midst OF the roar Of battle. When
the tide of battle was turned ard tho
rebels were driven over the same ground
where they had driven our men, wound
Cd rebel, with ball through his leg. sat
up against tree, with his canteen q,
water IN his hand, and smilingly saluted
Dsge Lalande, Of Chicago, (of the 42d !
- that regiment was charging by. SAID
he: "Good mornin' boys; how aye do /
This i reg'hr he'll. amt it?-T Aurfrees,
boro Correspondence Cincinnati CONNER
cial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06
ELDER KsAPr's PRAYER ron THE p.

ELDER KSAPr's PRAYER ron THE PsHs.
iDEST.- That earnest, eccentric, and
blunt spoken religious exhorter- Elder
AnaPp-who is now holding forth every
evening at the Wabash Avenue Baptist
Church "a Chicago. in = prayer che other
evening used this language:
Uh Lord, wilt Thou bless President
Lincoln ! Thou kneHest that I'll thu
Southern aristocracy and all the rottsu
portion Of the Northern Democrats .re
down on him. Therefore wilt Thou ble.s
kmr' o'''s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06
COMMERCIAL.
DAILY CATS Cry OvyycR.


DAILY CATS Cry ovyss,
KsoKrK FEB. ,, ga 81
There ia very little produces seming In al present
ard consequently Iitils doing In thai department Of
trade, and few changes In prices.
fLouK-supsraAe "a soi sprinswAsassxt ra %
60; 1aa4 Whestkxsrso % - ss--k
BuCAMHKAT rLouK-sa 7soes % 100 ~
CORN MkAL--a507oc = loo ~,
BRAN An DsHORrS-sose 0os = 100 -.
SHIP sTUYP-S5c.
cORN-0oD2Scv bush.
8ARLEY--os 70 S0c. "a
wHEAT-Fai 81 %; Spring soassc Y bu.
RYE=-sa&Seic .
oATS-Sc 70 20. 4
f'oTAToEs-soc Retail Boc.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair i2c; prime I'm
ctioce i3t; clarified Is; crushed aud powdered I6t.
Observation-Disclosures D3s; garhossssoD5s;
Golden sy psadsssc--very scarce sorSum so0asc.
COFFEE Rio aaG3ac; Java Is; Lasuyra saDs4
RICK-siGgtc.
soAP-Psim To- Family Gle, German &c.
CANDLEs-StarI7is tearine 10, Mould II.
TALLoW-sssc.
LARD-7tosc.
BUTTKR--oommon Ioslic; Choice IAN 70 isci
retail I7iG20c.
PRovIsIoNs-shouidsrs, HANS sides NJ sale.
Sugar Cured Hams, sH to &C., retail iOc. 7f
LEATHEK-soie -, Harnssssanlo.
HIDEs-Prime dry lstc, grubby haifpriss green
70; green sheep peits lOc0i e5; green hos skins
l5e.
HAY-Timothy slo2ll oo, baied Gil 0oOei2l;
Prairie ~ Oodns o..
Satisfactorily . 100 to Is; Flax seed % 70
ESQ; good demand.
ONIONe-ei so.
EGGS--6 70 Sc.
WHITE BKANs-I Is to 81 80.
HEAThERS-30336.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 zs0Sa ooV busAs,.-
Dried Peaches S30O0 % rs. Raisiss q 2soSs 8.
GREEN APPLks--SO to " ? bush.
CHkkSk-W Western Reserve and Dsnnak IL to lse
BEEF CArTLE-lt09cgross.
SHkEP-e< OODA 50 Rhead.
SALT-G. A. % Is ? sack Kanawha a 50 . bar
rel; Lake % 90.
FIsH-Macksrei,No.ls l4is0ls = Dbl; No .ssli
oel1, No.s Green. White Fish, No Il e4so.
? half Dbl. Cod Fishs07S
OILS-Coal Oil, o. to zoe; retail 80 Linseed OIL,
~ SO 10 ei 60. Lard OIL, soc to q.
REkaWA1-2Oc. ------
FAT HoGs-es Is to - rs nett.
RAGs--Wooienf Cotton3c.
OLD lRoN-4lc v - Brass Toe ? L. Copper
l2ke y =.
E1enAHaE.-on New YORK u percent. bankab,s
FUNDS; Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago and Ciucip-
natl y per cent. 81. Louis 4 per cent old % to
43 per cent. busins.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06
Is c ANEKICI1.
sSst Mechanical Paper the Worn
veiu.e viz. Series.
NEW yOLUME OF THUS pC'

NEW vOAO w. We lnk6s ~
"A uLAR Journal sqs,ensss On ~ ana q 81
sans sixsssn pages Of sssfsl ~ fssu
10 ten original engrsviuss Of new tnveothons md
soysriss, Oil Of which are prepared sxpfssiy foi
TIE sAs Mechanic 49, Uanv1ncsrr
No pesson saGaesd IL my ~ ~ mUGAaniesd*
Danufscturipg pursuits should think ~ . doing
out'' the BclEn1Iric AMsRieAa. Il eos1e M six G.
Per weekj every nunbsr ocniains hon stx 70 ten
gravings Of new machines and invsntiens, which&
NOT b. fosnd n sny other publication. ri
To 1ne IIavensors H II.
{! The S4irxTiSsc AAsassA \ y isAispensab,s n Oh
inventor, ~ II not only contains illustrated des&
tions Of nearly all the best inventions - tAsy en-
Claims or iths Patents issu ID from IL uni.sd
Pssent Once during the week previous; thas 81 q
asorresi history Of the prosrsA Of tive niions I'M
II. uiiac Journals Of Osesi nrfi.ia, Rsssss. and Il
nanyi thus placing In our posssssaon ~ that 10 -
irine in nscAapbsal colossus asd 81 In IAsss old ed
sopsa. rom sss. y 4
nsy Dom of ihisrassto Duf reoAsss-
IpsnpAlss Of Instruction a. 70 he best nsAe of
tsinins Letters Patent On new invessichs fsfafni1
Nsssrs. EUrn i Co have acted o. Pstess sebe3
Tor mere thaA seventeen sesvp, 10 eounsssaon Viii
pahiesiaon Of Ne Sr1EsrIyn AnsairAn, 40
refer 70 10 600 pstentses for hon they have done
nssa.
No ehsrseis made for examining shessAsv snAnon
Of nsw Intentions and for sdvisanS tnvents ~ %
pstsnsabltky.
Chenists, Architects, Ma1iwytghI
and RNRmeYH.
r The 6~fsxrlSlc AuHnbrAn viii b. sosnd i.
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science Of chemistry given Ia Its eolamns, and
intsrsets 81 he avshitsct And caspeAser are net
looked al the ssv ipvenliass ana discsysrtss app
tanning 70 tbsss pursuits being psbliasA ffe0 We
vssk- Usetai and psaeatcpi iGfonnelIes psssainiiN
The Interests Of mills TtSh1 and n111oVneep via
found In the ScissrlSsr AnunIrAn. wkteA tA1uenaG
thsy cas- not possibIy obtain fron an etAsf sesk
Subjects In which fSrneTs Interested Win b. goR
discussed In thc 0CIunTDyC AannsoAn; 0Sss 81
improvs0snts In agytoaltafal t0paeo10o bslo9 IN
traded In ~ columns.
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To mail subsessben farce Dsaaass yssr, ~ q
Dollar for four mouths. The volumes enun9supee
thr nrss Of January and July. specimen copies viii
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WsNern and Cans1ian Gncnsy or tcst>aDce ana2
tskeu ~ par Tor euaucyi6
win please 70 remit = cents sxtn o. each years.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

g5 Notice e. Property Holders.
Property holders viii confer favor on the Assessor
by making written list OF their KeaI Estate and
having Il ready fer him when he calls on them, and
her.by enable him to fuln his duties In the time re-
qaired by law.
DAN'L RUBIcAM, Assessor.
0ncs with Williams & Kins. I'd Street, between
Vain and johnson. tan25-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

New York, Feb. 8.
Flour-Aarkst Quiet and unchanged. SaIss At
~ 5O0e7 20 for Extra State; o. s61o7 Is r. n. O.
Whese-Aarket 6fn. Sales at 81 A508l 81 for
Spring; 81 5s0sI "a for Milwaukee Club; si ESQ
81 II for Winter Red.
Corn-AArket morn active, shade aruer. sales at
81 cents
Oats-Firm. 6797oc.
Pork-Firmer. ei2 for Mess: siI 50DSI3 20 for
Prime.
Whisky-Marke4 nat her slack 60c
Groceries--Firn md Ac q We
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIRECTORY.

IDUST-UFF1CE DIKECIUh1.
Arrivals and departures oTthc Mails.
The Eastern Mail arrives st r ~, spd fcVsrs al
An.
The Western mail arrives a,7p. and dxpsxts Ut
"a. N.
The Southern Mail arrives at r. NJ, and departs
81 z A. II.
at "A. NJ.
. The CAariesfon and Salem Mall arrives ato r. NJ,
and departs at A, n
All mali matter designed 10 70 out In the morning
mails should in tho office by O'Clock the evening
preceding the Separlure OF ths mails.
54ps4sas J. Il. HOWELL, p. NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06
UxAparARTrRa 21sT MISSOURI REarMENT,
UNION Cry, JAZZ II 1854.

N - UNION Gi1Y, JAN IT iS6Jr
= All enlisted iner belonging 10 tho eisi Regiment
Missouri You ts.t 9 heruy &c ~ 10 win the
Rsginnoi t.aIs t,a.iyi a. u,ts VIII he reported
teserters and treated accordingly. Tf8resH
The commanding officer ofthis Regiment regrets that
there Is little interest manifested by the military
citizens 1t home in permitting these eowsrdy desecrs
torenain smongss them unmolested, knowing they
DO TIE solemn allegiance they their country 10 this
ihasr 81 her grsasssa peril. Move Heaven and cath
Anc send every skulkes back TO his eolou. -- r---
BY order Of d. MOORE, Colonel,
janl6-d CoMmandingAt Unio. City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

Military Notice.
OyvIcx ~ THE Provost MARSHAL GENERAL,
o. TINS Iowa AND MIsseuRI BoRDHR. )
kkokUx, Iowa, JAsuARY goth, le83.>
BY psrenpssry orders from Headquarters furnish
ing liquors Of ssy Kind, ale, beer, cider, wine. &C.,
either BY sale, gi or barter TO enlisted soldiers of
the United States il prohibited under penalty OF fine
and imprisonment.
Notice 10 therefore given that the above order will
be rigidly enforced within this District.
JOHN NJ. HIATT,
jsn2l-d Provost Marshal General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

rhe CsnGesslSns ana Experience 81
\ Peer YouDg MAN
4 gentleman having been cured Of ,Ae results Of
early and disease, wilt, un motives Of bsnsvo-
snss send 70 those Who request H. COPY ofths above
ntsrsstins narrative, published BY himself This lii
tie book y Assisnsd warning and csutiea 70 yoans
men Ana those who suGsr sftm NxRvous Dxsrrtrr,
Loas ~ AsnoaY, PREMATURE DEcA y, kc., &C., sup
plying ct this time tho q selfcure. single
copiss will be sent under seAl In plain slope.
without chArge-to any who request II, BY addres
stag the author,
CHAB. A. LAMBERT, Esq,
dec6-dsm GfssnHoint, Long Island, New York.
Notice - Shippers ana Carriers.
~ an order from The Treasury Department, Ship
pers and Carriers ship
msnts Of Goods San, amounting TO over ea50, 10
pisces In the nrse second TIER Of counties the
southern border Of the State Of Iowa. nle In the
Custom House Once at ksokuk, Iowa. an oath pre-
scribed By the Treasury department alse execute
bond with approved sureties, the goods therein
described shall not be transported so1 u used any
way, to give aid comfort 70 insurgents or 10
ynpethissEa wtAthose IN rebellion against The Gov
ernnsnt Of the United States.
Blanks can b. med and instructions given Of
Ne Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTANNU6,
surveyor of shs Pert.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

To the PubllCs
The history OF the Mormon setourn In coun-
ty, Illinois, ought not 10 - lost The time may come
when that history may be given TO the world.
The undsrsisned has now In his possession . num-
Der ofvaaabls documents pertaining 70 those times
and anxious collect others In order that irue
and ful history thereof may be prepared Many per-
In Illinois and Iowa doubtless in possession
OF such docunents both printed and script,
less 10 themselves, and which might be rendered
vceabie In such IN undertaking. Copies Of any news
papers and documents issued at Nauvoo during that
period, or of letters TO or from Mormon dignitares
and State 0Acials-win be THANKFULLY received and
All such will be carefully preserved and ater use,
posted IN the Library Of the Illinois Eistorai So
city. THOMAS GREGG.
Hamilton, Illinois. jausi
COUGH, col D. OK AN IRRITATED TnRoAT
IL allowed To progress results in serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial al ctions, oftentimes incunble.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL ThooHEs
reech direKD the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief. In BsoStnITm, ASTHMA and CATAnHn
they are beneficial. The good effects utirS from
the use the Trochss, and their extended use,
caused them 10 be counterfeited. BE sure TO guard
against worthless limitations OBTAIN only the Ssssiss
BrorHs Brosehia TroeASs which have prored their ell
cacy by test Of many years. PUBLIC sPxAKxRs and
soldiers who over-tax the voice and ex, ssed to
sudden changes, should have them Sold every whore
at Is cents per box. JxTzI-i3n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06

0aseAslerss Hair Dye-..The Best N
A8s the world.
WILLIAM A. BA1UnkLo1's eslssratsd Hair Dye
produces sosr MOTTO b distinguishsd from satnrs
wssantsd MOTTO injurs tAshair In The lsas smsiss
effects Of bed dyes and invsoratss the hair
life. GREY, RkD or RUSTY EAlR anstantiy taYns
aspisndid black or brown, leaving the haissoftand
beautiful Sold BY all drusgists, ~.
TAs genuine issisnsd WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR.
~ ~ (ssr sSSss II sseA beg.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York Late
rs Broadway and IGDoad Strsst.l [isS-dAvly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
1859.

THE Msw YonK TRtscnk. nrst issued In Isll, n
In ats twenty second ysar has SbsAlbed both lar ~
and more widely dt6us<J eircaIation than asy oss
nswspspey ever pablisAsd In AnsTtm. Thsurh
has su0sred, In common with other jou rnsjs, 7rE
thc volunt iug and dspssturs Of tens efthepsnd
t:s patrons 10 serss In tbs War Cor theUnss, a..
eslaiion ON the 9th Of Dscqnb~r, isG. ss>s.sss
DAIRY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HO,12S
SgnIWEskLy .....t.........- I7s9GO
WxkxLy..-..-........ .-.-.... - 5000
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-06
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AM

On and after this date NO Powder will be allowed
sod In Keokuk without permission Of the undersigned
nor any kind OF Arms Whatever Munitions Of War;
thss also been ordered BY the special Agent Of the
freasury Department not 70 allow Goods Groceries,
excsptin limited quantiss for family use, 90 into
Missouri or the southern tier Of Counties.
TAe ebjsct y 70 keep supplies from the rsbslsor
armed bands ofgasrrillasin Northeast Missouri.
1 4rt14s& & JOHN sTANNUE,
Surveyor ofthe Port ef keokuh.
Esokuk. Aug. IL. l60e.
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AUDIDI &. BE-, 2S .sss.I III, 1IsQ.WA,

10
sap, pro
Act the 0 Or aenuud
Compass owed anuau pdy ia
at MI : rs
dCompsy
State In accord whit "
drlawfLA inland Atornyc tn rAn.s
" 49, - shr~u.s
s'rAlI ss,.asr ., -. ' =. -A -
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-16

"THE AGE'' will advocate the principles and pcli
cy Of the Democratic party, and will therefore nee
cssarly favor the restoration of the Union as it was
and defend the Constitution of the United States Al
that of this Commonwealth.
It will freely and fairly discuss all legitimate sub
jects of newspaper comment including of COURSE and
preemine nly ut this lime, all questions connec.e
with the existing unhappy condition Of cur ountry
1t will fearlesy criticss the public actsof public
servants. and defend the legal and constitutional
rights Of individual citizens Of sovereign states
against assualts from any quarter.
1t will seek to awaken the minds of the pcopie to
proper sense Of the actual condition of the Repub
lic-to present to them, trIth'uy the fearful uerils
IN which we stand as natiOn--to exhibit the uagni
tude OF the task that before them, if hey would
check our downward progress-and to inspire them
with patriotic determination to apply THE REaEDY
for our national ills.
In brief, it will, in all things aim to the faith
full exponent of Democratic principles and to render
itself worthy TO be an organ Of The Democratic par
ty, under whose auspices country prospered so
long ard so we'll The restoration Of that party
the party of the CONSTITUTION and the UNION to
power, in the legislative aud executive government
tai branches of the States and of the Union we be-
eve to he neeessaryto avert anarchy and the utter
ruin OF the Republic To contribute to that restora
ton will be our highest aim
The News, Literary, Commercial, and other de-.
partments will receive due attention and will bo so
conducted as to make THE AGE'' worthy OF the
support of the general reader.
l-9' The many difficulties surrounding an en-
terprisc of the magnitude of that in which the uuder
signed are engaged, require them to appeal to the
pubic tor generous support, and to ask for " THE
AGE" liberal patronage and extended circulation
The present state of the preparatory arrangements
warrants the expectation, that the first number o.
the Daily till appear before the close of the coming
month, February, 1862 The Weekly will. be is
sued soon thereafter.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-16

- These Trains connect at Great Bend with the
Night Express Trains both East and West on the
New York and Erie, and at Scranton with Trains on
Lackawanna and Bloomsbury Railroad for Pittston
Kingston and Wilkesbarre; and the Train moving
South connects at junction With Trains for Bethle-
hem, Mauch Chunk, Reading and Harrisburg
Passengers to and from New York change cars
Junction To and From Philadelphia, via. B. D. r.
r., leave or take cars Mt Hope.
For Pittston, Kingston and Wilkes Barre, take L.
& B. r. r. at Scranton.
For Jessup, Archibald and Carbondale take 0mni-
bus at Scranton
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-12-16
71E sITEIB slTtITG HlCHI1Iss.

Oar LETTER A. FAMTEY SEWING MACuINE
is fast gaining worldwide reputation IL - De
yoni doubthe best and cheapest and most ocautliui
of all Family Sewing Maehines yet oheieo 70 IN
public No other Family Sewing Hiachne mas SO
many useful appliances for llemmlng, hindng, fell-
ing, Tuckng, Gathering .uag'hS, i't,aing, EN-
brniderins CorIiug ana 50 forth. 10 other Family
Sewing Machine las much capacity for great
variety of work twill sew all kinds Of cloth
siitr-aii thread Great and recent i'm
prove me 1ts make our Family Sewing Msehine most
reliable and most durable, nnd iaus certain in ae
ton ati rates spoeA ID makes the interlocked
stitch, which isthe REST stitch Known Any one, ev
of the most ordinary capacity, see at glance
how TO use the letter A. Family Sewing Machine
Our Family Sewing Machines finished in chaste
and exquisite style. - d.
The Folding Case of The Family Machine is
piece Of cunning workmanship of the most useful
kind 1t protects the machire when not in use and
when about to bo operated may lie opened ae spa
cious' and substantial table to sustain the work.
While some OF the Cases, made out of the choicest
woods are finished in the simplest and chastest man.
ncr possible, others adorned and embelished in
The most costly ana superb manners.
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family Ma
chine in operation, so as 70 judge Of It's great capac
ty and beauty. 49, - =
1t is fast bee ming as popular for family sewing
as our manufacturing machines are for manufactur-
ing purposes
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk,
twist, thread, needless OIL &C. the very best quail
its.
send for a PAMPHLET.
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
453 Broadway, New York
- Philadelphia Office, $40 Chestnut st.
mEs, Nv. f;T R,ansn1 AArsH' Agt's in Tunkhannock.