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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21
sCROFULA AND sCRoFU1oUs DISEASES.

SCROFULA AND SCRoFULoUs DISEASES.
From Emery EdeS, q Weli-lnotra Merchoe u O1jord
Maine
81 have sold large quantities Of your SARsAPAEILLA
but vet bottle Which failed of the desired
feet and ul satisfaction TO those WHO took it,
people try it. they agree there has been meG
cine like it before in our community
Eruptions Pimples, Blotches, Pestules, Ulcers,
Sores, and all Diseases of the Skin
From ReU. R0Gt ShattoR, Bristol. England.
81 only do my duty to You and the public when add
my testimony to that you publish of the medicinal vir-
tues OF your SARsAPARlLLA. My daughter, aged ten,
had an affecting humOr in her ears, eyes, aud hair
years which were unable to until tried your
SARsAP ARILLA. She has been well for MONTHS
From AIRS. lane Z Aice. 15ett kROwB Oad naacLes.
teenied Lazy q DeRniSUiHe cape May Go. ". D.
My daughter has suffered forayeat past with scrOf
ulous eruption. which very troublesome. Nothing
afforded any relief until tried your SARsAPARILIA
which soon completely cured her
FROM Charles p. cage, Esq Of the TdelVk R0rn Gaze
A"Tidg j. Co.. Manufacturers Of enGmetied pOFerS IN
Nashua, ~ II.
81 had for several years very troublesome htnor in
my face, which constantly until it dstpu, ell
NV features and became inolerable aflciiOn tried
almost every thing man could of both advice and med
icne. but without any eef whIc yer until took vour
SARsAP ARtLLA 1t Immediately made my face worse as
you told ne it might for timc but in weeks The
new skin began to form under the botchcs and CON
tDuel until my face is as smooth amvbUdy's and
without any symptoms of the disease that know Of
enjoy perfect health and without doubt owe it to
your SARSAPARlLLA.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21

PRICE, 81 PER BOTTLE, OR SIX FOR SIS.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from OBJ.
servatOn.
Address letters for information in confidence,
II. T. HELMBOLD Chemist,
Depot, l0i South Tenth street. below Chestnut Phila
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21
DENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
L WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
Attorney and Councillors at LAW,
No. All Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington, D. c..

This firm, having thorough knowledge ofthe Pension
business, and being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments Of Government, believe that they at
ford greater facilities to Pension Bounty and other
claimants, for the prompt and successful accomplish
OF business entrusted to them than any other firm
in Washington They design to such an amount
Of this business as VIII enable them to execute the bust
ness for each claimant VERY CHEAPbG, and on the
basis of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE For this purpose they will secure the
services of a LAW FIRM III each prominent locality
throughout the states where such business be had
furnish such with all the necessary blank forms OF app
cation ana evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet
INSTRUCTIONS and upon the due execution OF the papers
and transmission of the same TO us from our Local
Agents, they VIII promptly perform the business here,
Their charges will BE- ~ Ten DOLLARS FOR OF
FICEks and - FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRlNATES
for each PENSION or BOUNTY and BACK PAY OBJ
tanned, and ten per cent. amount Of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES or CLAIMS FOR IDEMNITY.
Soldiers enlisted since the LIST day of March, 1861,
in any kind OF service, MILITARY or NAVAL, who are
disabled by disease wounds. entitled 10 Pensions.
All Soldiers who for two years, during the
should it close will be entitled to 500 Bounty.
there be widow then the minor children, then the IA
Their, mother, brothers sisters entitled above
JOSEPH b. STEWART,
II. L. STEVENS,
o. A. STEVENS,
W. l.. GAYLORD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman of tho
CITY OF Philadelphia, H. T HELMBoLD, who being duly
sWorn uoth say, his preparations contain no narcotic
,'vtS' OF olher injurious drugs, but purely
esetrpie, IL. I. HELMB0LD.
,, ai1 suoSerDed before me, this 23d day of No.
'cHiDeI' 1000; WIN. Z. HIBBARD,
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race, Phila
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21
Rheumatism, Govt, Liver Complaint Dysper
STA, Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
AYERS CATIEARTIS PILLS

when caused by Scroa in the system are rapidly cured
by this Ext. Sarsaparilla.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21

OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED OR CONTEM-
PLAYING MARRIAGE
in many affections peculiar to Females
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
Is uncQualled by any oher remedy in ChOrosss or
Retention, lrreguary, Painfuuess Suppression of
Customary Excavations, liberated SChrrous state
the Uterus, Leuccorrhea Whites Stery, for all
complaints incident to the sex, whether arising from
lnGlscretOns, habits of dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-21

Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
IAe worcester trains connect at Providence with
steamer Perry to ana fram Newport with the spen
8lo ste4ners Plymouth Rock ard Commonwealth 10
New lOrk at p. IN, via Stonington.
Al Worcester junction with Trains to and from ths
western, worcester and Nashua, Fitchbure and Wor.
witch Railroads
Iarough iictets 70 ali important points at the West,
can be obtained at the Office of the Company in ProyI.
dence, At IS low rates as by any other route.
g. II. TABOR Suptt
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
CONFORMATION ,orIo ~

f,frY fNFPfCTOns DEPARfNENf. FLW FoHk.
" Drl 10 Attfs aha gaf'a Wllirr affatr
risnfs me lrfersrnsf rrf fss s.iH ~ raf Nr afsr
Ton q or 80 fs.sffi'Y ahsainng ffNfn
fseinr tlsif Isftsss hs ts~tts .hni tts
rfshF - ns ~ Ann.lacns afn,t = iar t-h ,sis
TfsFsHi as Astrs 20 81 tsu, nrssu itt w. ilfff %
sfrn ~ tft err ffrH ehFf H raJ ts frl g. rftgfe
trrssrrrfrr of frefsr ratlfft r Nrltsafs lore M
snos. a us ss-sr uvs i si.i prevent 80 arr AfHa
4s.rari iss ~ pa hs rfaa.h q srfrs Tbs 80 srs
wT p tt.r H tfffF t.Ft 20 FrnENg .srfg 81 kJ t F
ss.ss r.afy e. bs fr.arfsf t.rrki.r n tef't,t ~
r.H a. s.t fsa.if.tlH. i~srF fsfar.ff 81. Ift o.
rar.'nrrt. oil fFssiff ia. ast 49, affHrIlTn
O. hODLE c1 fnsr...
AFFlCE Dy mr. gfRppr DOvnifat1vrn vEr
W tcfF Nqffmtsf =. iSH 10 HifffNs .rs ~ rtl tf
s..s al stu ths nsfs - 80 tls1ef ~rrss fsfsar
tr f,rf 20 ti .ait orer $3.50 % orls a f'tr y
w. q. turr ffaf.sr e.f. r..- 80 -sH tf 'fts.if
Fpf f+r s.rf q,
w u ~ 49, 90 81 . .si i'ft 4. .fi4''h tiH
vss s.srsg ~ ,.iss "a rry sst m''t ''t-es.
-, sssr.s ssi ,.-ss's 80 rt.,s t-i sf.s, t.,-,'a
VI 80 s.ss. fsf r sss 40 i.sltsf taaJH
900 - ., ,sra. .s!
,%s.s 80. ~ r.. arss .
sItas1f 40 sti.lats r ~ E.f O." ar
F.rsir. 90 ,ii.a..a. % t.,s 20 ltr.s lsagsa1 ss
~r.,srts Ff, ss.i n., e.ifes Ns CNfI r.tt
Hsst frff % Ifftastis fHfstff ~I. t- fsf .f..frf
a. t.fgfe rH Htr hs ata fsf at s ~ Naff Hfrtf
bstaN2stl nfs ruft NeltEpf y iH1
cHAAits o tOhhELL. mfssi an.ts.ftf
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
SALES AZ AUCTION.

II wATonEs, JEwELRY AND DIAMONDS.
room IA Broadvsy continuation Of 40 arse ,ieck o.
wcSs. sssa" fs % ps%oSd ard i cSeT GJS Jsws1y Try saw
/ BoaARr. AUcrIosERR.-BY Say noGARr
y. wlr .eh th,s day, Dseemecr y a. "a oelosA al
ssy.o =. savs ea.r oi sh @ss,s asS
Rurgy and rIotrng wAsons, RoekAwals. coaches, "a,
sssss 70 Sosa sna ss%de f' n@ ~, Coach massss A.
cash dsposi, VIII oe reqared fFom all purchasers
l sooARr AgcTIosEnR $40; pooARI,
rooms No so1s wg,am ,treat 'Iios.bcia Fsrs'tre
mahogany Sofas. lounges wArdrobss round eoresrcd
dins. French palc Pier Ghss fancy BrTasnst Kitchen
Furniture, @e
OFPnANs couRT SALE OF VALUABLE noTEL
tae Of order of nc o1haus Court of sorhanrton
,sun VIII ss 500 at p"oe sndos 90 10 es ~ on
that rart OF he Real L.ae late Of Lsber decreased
sa.ao az LSs Es 81 9 os Nan ad ,
II ssa ,s%f sny on ,s s % t Sessah %s and
elhers laruf"h,ls describod ~ Ne pcunon 70 @ h@
granted, ssisadlos IN Iron. on Main street iso ban.
SrsS Src and and G M hsi sR so me- snG @
acrs OF ground rhe ipprreneni. t,roon are oue
h sssemenI frenns on Main strs,t nshss aud
te ~ & 1 es ~" m sy hSs dsa oSs
.res ~o story Dw rns iioase fren,og on MAN .ir"., ?.
:S 1ss ss' aSs Of % s % y ss S ey -, q
feet, cae saa " siSry fa,ne Stable ana cS1ssS oass
s ro@ & BY q m s @ dSP . 9e 'gsF rgs ta 1a a
All ~ good repair and The greater rar OF Them tu
within the lssi ten
Thsis considered ~ he mos d'arabe and vAluAt
Hotcl Op'Tl.s ~ this part Of IcnLsyt"l aud hEh
y,ar- en- Dyed desc vedy high Ieruaion - cue o. l,c
best kel notois ~ hs csuntr' Bch'"hen sbeAuuinny
siusted on 10. Lshigh river SA erclleht seminary 10
Young lrr ~ known And paifouilcd from every tecuun
II ihe Unon IL health, chm".e ronSnuG .afrnndinss
aud the sevc oni'fpgso VI iiF lu4sns have male q
popular rlac" 81 eoTt 60 bat ~ te Summer seas M
Hotel has been always hi"d ard a proprietor otlgsd
decline evlng many who sirlt"f f'r admission
Tho property WI he aod together IN aanaY 10
oeened sable ny The JudeTsigned administrator 'bs
whom tho sOudi4 viii be made WI ~ t'
O. V wsLLACE. Clert.
CHAs Ara Lr"KENBACU, adm ni,ira,or.
BtruIKsEA. Ia NOV. - 1897
For other Auction sales see auOthss
Of the
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

RARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ONE WEEK MORE,
and positively but ono, Of the
THREE ENORMOUS LIVING GIANTS
EACH EIGHT FEET HIGH.
THE LILLIPCTIAN KING
YOU1TEEN YEARS OLD, ONLY TWRHTYTWO
INCHES HIGH,
WEIGHING BUT SEVENTEEN POUNDS.
KELLY's AUTOMATON MUSICAL TROUPE.
Consisting Of six hgurea Of life which play upon
NOVEL PIANOS, Or HARfERIAEs,
producing music equal full orchestra Of living peToT
ncrs. plays every hour eyery day and evening
HER ZIR0M.
from the principal Of Paris Berlin Londop
40, &c, who produces the most wonderful NE
s1n instrument he calls the
EMMELYNKA
commonly known ~ the mouth Harmonica,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
% 3 and 7k O'Clock Will be produced the drama Of
CHRISTMAS EVE,
IN which b introduced the Ghost
Aleo engaged for week Mr.. and Mrs WILLIAM
0OuERHAL, Who will appear ~ each performance In The
yAree OF BL0NDIN ON THE Low ROPE.
4l66 DORA DAWRON, Double oice Singer.
Admission IS cents; children under ten. l5 oep,a
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

IL n LUDLOW, AUCTIOsEER.
LTDbsw @ a. TS VI a. ~ sa q & v.I G 90 afss ss'HS
Beae6 tne resdenoe Of Joseph s.uArt E'l squsny o.
p..'1ed rarnSre &c sse'ns ~ pt qf , mihosany
.ood and nshos.n{ cen,e Iase' maloe p. s fame
iss Bureaus wasss,sads Tosi cioss1y w.Jrobsa MAJ
be iop Dressing Tabe. Gss chsndsers snd gtiun.s Al.
minister Bruss 10 and Ingram Cafren, O!ci9ihs window
Shades. A. sale peremptory
L,DwARD sISTZEsIcH AUCTIoSRER
~ SUPERB carved oak fqrnlure, rch fog sgod 1sn :,
isc9 fof Jr employ saIc. ihs premises seias 'ola 70
BY b w. IyEss co. today ana TO. noro- Deo.m.
Der h and y Al u ooioet. al ols Broadssy
.e % PSrsa.s ~ q lass Fhrs VIII daG "A .s.ers
ss.rce to be 20 .i. sSeiip ei s''' '' va
sesrs WHOLE w'ou asr po'ss''on o' he store on
s srPEEi c4RyED OAK AND wALNtr SUNS.
wAaDRoBEs ac {,
or GEORGE HESKEL o. PfiLkDELFHIA
In addition. ve3 ccsAlt ~t4ftusn' y ihf bss ~
ROSEWOOD AID wALSvL 900.
LiBEAEY SUITS.
sesae' sr'a yss & ,, Pa, cs. r. tli.s.n t,s T Ts,'
Two Pias0FORTYk
fss whols on 0iton hls DAY Ana und .na
tgass reAdy Pc dAJ eeofs r,osas e.e b aops f9i
ais al. ssile whole soek vir B. reremp,orfy sad
NoncH-sALg or THE KHSosnA ROCKFORD
" Roc ls snf Phroai The tnders gned, Hsn a.
rim wnnsn1.on The uusis. ofA 81 norgsgs
tarnE ne s dsy 81 April, 1897 made ~ he Esnoshs
.nd nVssfod taso.s CYu I.., aegsfau9s as fo1psa
toshA and fotf9fd PAiIosd CouranT u.fsiou tuir
brm.d secorinE % ths las n ms sts'e n iibgs snd
frs DAY Of Nsrt i made ~ ne ksnosts hocroff sad
:a uaesS ssd ' tl.I : iss ss.. q 40 ~.
b. the eonsoda 90 of ths "a Keno.ha nga off IA.
road Conpanles snf tts Rrsford anf Nsss lri airsd
Comrany-in sron of NJ powers in Ar1 ~ - .Ai
pesie sasuse :, % hs 6sr. oass 70 s. , 3, Rss,of
.. .ss's q 1o,s V y. hsh'sl n.a'f is' 80 -
o ~ rsid tsr 10 foorEg ttfcritsf f'optfI 49, CO.
IHass .sSas ID. ean,nasus rsirosa 's-, sao-a
portiOn of ne Esbosls Eccsfoii ssf EeE u snf ~
ro.s ,Iist tins frem ksnosta, IN 1s tAr u We nra
| rtsSts ~ 40 fsroT gr,vss. vsr-er. -ts tffsfs.
fsnoss ts.,us s,siinn bo1.' sus o.s.r inss tad
iks .ends Anf hsrssms,ts t-1 o. "a ~ ~.hsf o'
ths ksas.as 40 asesf "a Esroal csnfausf ., 4 ~
ssd cg1iol ia "a nrauf in en- ae saii "a
rat ron EertshA p l.tssfor' N fsaaas ltc1 taf
perss or o'hsr 'rsnst.ss ~ sib.f n s saN Kstasss
sDd Hrkflrf RAJ f1af a. fnpar ~ ~ 80 arts1 ftFi
ssnpsry eepns'sd vh Aef sae iss . r.i vs1 lfa E'a2
.hsp, io,. AZ in1snsh,. 30 a '..,y 80. -
,Dsiisg 81 y y %. sf;..s. ~ = rsr.s
from ssHe.hs 70 Rortfvf TIE ssf fte wii n'i ~ ses
sy shtA e. - sss rf,p-ry o ue 49, go. - :
tasf -, ~ ~ pAtr fsu t.l 'tsa 1'-siaarT p
.is.l ~ 81, ~ ~ n rssssy '-- r,sg.s.
ga,uss r,rEss far - a.a,. ,.rsasa. gs.rs
!. ~ tks.shc k. 4, ~. 49,, =. 80. y, - 4.
f.y..-a 81 :, '''''' 'oHI'' ~ xiLiiaTso+ rr.s,s.
01osss ~ Isa
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
GHOSTS AND FAIRIES
~ HOPE CHAPEL.
TONIGHT

Al reading AZ Clinton Hal on Friday evening, Dec II
lpSS will have The honor OF pretening for the
frsi time in New York, THE vA6ABONDs by J. T. Trow.
bridge from the Atlantic Monthly of March last lately IL
usraed BY Darey) and selections from shAksPere. tho
Poets and Dickens. To commence si o'clock Tickets ~
cents.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
AMUsE N Ec " rs.

S~-''>->-'r.r 1~~(|
WAlas1oTrhffh nor fhE sLoHrEsr FALLING OFF
h' ss"si s SssffR Hf' WAL sSs 'f'
now in lhs ELEVENTH WEEK Of 1t. .plendid yss. u
~li' therefore be EEvERY EsTEtSRsYYed EVENING. aaa
Places secured week In advance
sAfSsS4H LEI piElS5 SsfFNsaf 5h s1ElAT Il 49,
tThe MaIbk ssidensl - ,,so,.
Doors open "a curtain raised at o'clock rreosesl.
Once for reserved ssats, 623 Broadway
uoPE CHAPEL, ns BROADWAY
IL Thns afternoon at o'clock and evening at ~,
" THE MAMMOTH s+EREoscoPrcoN,
MIRROR or The UNIVERSE.
Iels splendid whca - rsny s'.,ss ,n @
Of me worla fancy without ne Of rave The
"'' sCENERy, ARCHITECTURE AND srATuARy
Of lands and ages presented in series of
and illuminated 70 The orianoy ot MONDAY by .hs nost
Begin al ' nox xdms-oS Is en rse FOR
ss" M . se s as a. a. IN he ssp ' rand IN Mns.
''''' "'""'' """ '''''' h. = a. Sek Cow Sanaa.r
| DARK THEATRE, BRooKLys.
Lsssee AND NaLsEeT.. w Crtrsl larf,-
s'"se hn''s'r. LAsr x,d,;T Rnr oNe AT b A. saA'r
or THE GREAT
NEW SENSATION rLAY
FRIDAY IMr5SfSa bHssiSSi DEC H.
Karl Nr. Cgtrie NATfHo
| Ceun ht, .. ........... N'ss Henrietta irving
sKETuHEs IN INDIA
Tom Tape 80 Nj Water Lennox
Hsly serssrs Mss Mary Shaw
| GRAND AuSlCAt. MATINEE
| SATURDAY, DEC. IL, al AZ O'CLOCK.
\ IRVING HALL.-THEoDoRE THOMAS
! i EIGHTH POPULAR MUSICAL MATINEE.
| SATURDAY DECEMBER u? doors orcn az . lock.
Ptrtt appearance This New York avorits
| Soprano, MARIE ABBOT
| Secord Appearance of the celebrated Pianist
| Mr. !. N PATTISON
Together With
FULL ORCHESTRA.
In and hfillabt frog DnWe.
SINGLE TiCKErs 90 CE~rH
family season Bckets admitting sN persona 10 one
Matinee, ti maLness 81 Tickets for sale
At Irving Hal and at he stJres
| The kIc of tcscts win commence this ming
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

NTIBLO's sALooNt
" GRAND MATINEE.
ORIENTAL ENTERTAINMENT,
MUSIC DANCING. &C, 6C.
M OSCAHYAN will bv special request OF the ladies' OF
Kew York give Matinee Of his popular Lecture on the
WOVEN or TURKEY
A. Nblos saooD. urdav afternoon the 18th Instant
when Orensl fe and habits VIII be delneated BY the
sstance Of Turkish. J.wish. Druse Egyptian and other
ladies', who will appear 10th indoor and outdoor
Doors open ntl +. n. Music commences * and enter
tainDent at2P. M. Admission so Tiekets may be
bid at the bookstores and he
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

PROBABLE SUrcIDE.-This forenoon
abous twelve o'clock samuel r. Barley Esq
OF tbis city. vas fouod dead on bic bed at his
room, over C. P. Barre 0roc ~ store, corner
Of 4th and Brady streets. The door Of his
room was party open. and . little girl. who
~ss sweeping in the ball, saw him lyiog on
ths bed with bis feet hsngiog down. and
thinkisg that be wss sick esllsd 10 NJ Van
1ayl from Ne store below. vhe found hin
dead.
A surgeon Vas called and . wound w.
found IN the back pert Of :, 10 hesd nssr the
hass Of the skaIl. A pistol With one charge
gone was found lying on the fsor b, the side
Of the bed. A. the moment Of bic death he Vas
probably .sttiug 90 the sde Of the bed. H
vas in liquor the day previous. and Il !,
thought that in . ct cf insanity be tsok BIZ
own life. He was about S6 years old and
leaves many friends to neurn bic sudden
death.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Pssrrr Coon Sam Perry 10 con
ssassly rsssiviss orders for slossiss frsa all
psrts q shs North vest. HE cid castomsfs
shs have xess away sp ists Misssssts. devn
te MsapAis. over iste Illibois or cot - Ne
bseska sssd hin bssk Their ss6srs Tor cloth
isg. This h bsseuss hs sslls sbssp ssd ostss
sasthiss that never fails - give estiefastsso.
Thsesssss his sssssosss sllsg y hio whses-
ever thsy 8. Ne sssds- - bigAss ssesos
nnniaaioos
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

DsxocsArIc Aserlxes.-Ws statad
lest vssk tAss there vssId ~, . ds~sssssss
nss oestsag % Wslsett % tAs III isss.
This 80 . mistake. Its meeting agsssd
spes seha place st Zsts stsis shilbsr's rssl.
desss. 10 Blss Grsss. lev ailss sesth %
wslsss. asd % Saturday. The losA lest >
isssssd u Wednesday. The til.
Al hat osstise there vill b large
suubsr Of NEST exesllsst spssksss. s0esg
vhish ~ sses Msjsr wiliissd. w Z Lef-
6ssvsll. Ira @. Mitchell. Gsosss Z. Parker.
E>q DR.. vsgt. ei 10 . CITY. vhe VII sd-
dssss the psopls 10 the 0ssoss lsssusgs. asS
Jsdgs Thsycs. Of nsssatiss.
Let The people tsrs est By hus6rsds ssd
sheosssds. Il 10 the last grand rally before
The slestiss.
10 The svsnisg The came spssksss address
tie democracy Of Dsvenpsst. ss L. Claire
Hall. 70 vbish sll sascsdisisssl Usiss ass
are nsss cordially isvitsd.
C.os oct asd hsar psss Uaios destsisss
pssssbsd.
The ssos d.y-tbs loth-ths dsaeseass
ef Wis6sld TevssAip hold . rossisg den.
seratis meeting. u Mosst Joy School booss.
u vhseh plsss able speakers vill adjrsss
The ositissds. The democracy Of O'd Win.
Geld are slivs ssd stirring. ssd will 30 oct
In force. beth On that day ssd he Tsssday
following.
o. wsdnss day. tomorrow. . grad dsos-
cratic Barbssus 10 held in Montpelier Town.
chip. 10 Aussa tiss county, near Buffalo. A
ist sx will b ssAsssd. aad able spssksrs will
address the people Go down ssd spjoy the
oePemouiea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

tics to come Z e next week in this State, will
auRer.ss psv vay Of how to do things, that
essoos be mssh Improved On. The piliss IL.
Of vsess 10 saleulatsd 70 asssnish The natives
10 the mean time bat one course 10 open -
81 parties, II 10 for to keep good lock out :
themselves asd bay thsir Rsss Caps ssd Furs
os sosth opposite L. Olairs Rouse. csapssy
Mseshants vosld do vel 70 look thsosgh col
esook.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
uoussHoLp FuRr1ruRr At krcrro,

uoUssHoLv FURNITURE At kUorroH.
All The household furniture Of Dr. Judd will
Be cold at Auction st bic residence % the cot
ssr Of 18th and Brady streets. os Wednesday
the 7th Of October. Sale so~ssas'ns ss
10 o'clock .. y. The furniture consists In
part Of Tables. Bureaus. Sofas. Chairs. Car
pets. Bsadstsads. Stoves sad pipes. Locking
Glasses. Croekery ssd glsss ware. Kitshsa and
pantry fistsrss, and many ether articles too
merous to msntiou.
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oUPREME COURT
0OrOBe9 fBRN.
BALxwiN, Chisf justice.

CALED BAIKwIN. Chisf Justiee.
g. e 9. g x.,s.'. '"s. lJsds...
TUESDAY Oct. 9Th.
1850 Stuck, et al, ". Reese, sppt Lee Co.
s6lrmsd.
ls7s 1. h. Day. sppt. ~. q. n. Griffith;
Lee county, affirmed.
1879 n. A. Parsous ~ N. q. Hedge. Shsr-
III and King and Turmslts. sPpts. Lee county,
affirmed.
1869 state Of Iowa ~ Merrick, arpt Jas.
per county. s6irmed.
1891 State Of Iowa appt. ~ T. D. Esds, st
a. Lee county. affirmed.
1878 Dsdley Reed. ct u. Lee county; af-
6roed.
The following ssmed psrsons we're sdmittsd
70 eitisssship Of The United sta,es; Frederick
Holsof. Bsp.ist Buctmysr. Johanna laksIdsr.
John Miller, Thos. 0iddsDs. Henry Dorman,
Geo Snsidsr. 8 Hsruaa. Fred Eetild.
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RAILROAD ExrHusror.-A Des Noincs
special - The Chiesgs Tmss usder date u
he I'd ult, ssetss shst B. B Brsytos sad
party hsvisg 10 charge Ne lssaaiss = The
Weseees exssoeies Of he \ 1 \. RAllsead.
pesssd through that city - rosie lsf he
Platte Vsllsy that day.
There l. fair prospect. ws believe. that
shis inpeessns read y y b pushsd fssvssa
vieosossly. shis fall aad vistse. This vs
see glad - lsesa.
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SarElps' WooLsx FAcroRl

SHrElps' WooLsN FAcroRY-At
length the nashissry Il all running In this
fss.ery. Ar. Shislls bee expended . large
sso Of nsssy 10 getting sssdy. bet bic harvest
vill soon soumsaes and ve trust Il will BE-
beantifsl. esus tvsssy hands will b. -.
plsysd sboss the premises ~ sAsald jsdgs
We have not yss sssa ssy samples Of slesh
made there. bss Il vill ssssxtssdly b e'
eeod qsaliay. Farmer VIE vish 70 esshanes
veel isr slssA sAssll aaks applisasisa q sAs
eoesesy.
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KlLLED.-Cspt. s. B. Espy. Of Fort
AAdisou, was killed at the late battle 10 0sor
sis. He wss. some yssrs sioes. editor Of .
papsr 10 Fo,t Asdison, and leaves . family at
the place.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Usnrr,oArsp.-Tbe biblical elN

UsMlfioArsD Tho biblical (litol
Of sbs 0asssas. vhsss ssseihilisiss vsss lAsek-
ID % The issrodaetiss II 6elom9s's eeefA ists
% article publishsd In sbis papss ysslseday,
ssghs 70 Be bsstss poessd . bic Ayso bsok
thss - istsoduss dirty esalIs ists = nest
ssailias staoss Of Dr.. waits hyoss whore
Ne asthor distinctly asstieosd "sks lamp
Any foel aboss the streets sssld have ~ hin
better thas that.
TsE second Practising Party u the
season vilI take place - wsisss Hall, n srs-
dsy ssesiss. Ost. the sth. dassisg = 600
nssss - hsM pest eight 1hsss having
issitstisos viil - asubs be prs>scs.
THE MARKETS.
Davenport narket....Daiiy Report.
O1vIos o. snD Dsp. I usvs,l
Tassdav kvs.. Ostobes 8.
Qustatieas without sry material shaaee.
FL0Us-Wbe,ssaIs, SAeO0 50 rssall, eS -.
Os ~. 6bipossts 800 bbls.
wasAs so0ses. Rsosipss. s.7oe bssA. Ship
0oote 06o bu.
DARLHY-Aetive - 1,o70l.l3. Rsssipts, 6,-03
bssh Shipu.nts :. 500 ba.
CoaM-Nnmnal ct 500 Receipts $50 bu.
Oars H@5 0 Receipts, SO bush.
OHloNs- 1,1o01,l5 Receipts Szs bu.
PorAross-5o0s2c.
-~~~-
New YoTt Stock Market.
NBw YoaK, Ostobsr 8.
Gold e1AsL
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Oueur TO HAVE Kuoww BHrrER..

OuaHr TO HAVE KNowH BErrER.-
W. understand that James Dale Oven. slas
The Preisss,r Of Geology + the Snishsoatss
destitute. Who doped % many Of osr ioos-
ssss spd ussuspestiog sitissss last week. ssss
here vi.h letters Of sssouassdataen feeo naa
ior C.n. .. r. Csr,is, Of Ksskak. THE Of ~
sslf osgbt 10 have plaesi hossst men On their
susrd. A maa who 10 dishossss vii not bee
issts y assist Others 10 plyisg dlshsnsst vssa-
kiona
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

RsT1RRD.-We notice that our friend
Frank Echsiberx II has retired from his posi-.
iion as" local" Of the Museatios Journal. and
accepted . eIsrksbip 10 The Csmwisssry De-
pastssat Of the army Of the Oambsrlssd.
feant hss proven Aiusslf % sssssprisins
" eeai" snd - bid hfa adisu with regret,
hoping thst As may Cad mere leeratlvs ~
sisioo With lees lsber and responsibility.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06

Tas TuRr. jersey Bo, and Tom Hy-
Or have recently had smother test Of speed
at The Illidsis state Fair for $500 aed $500.
N l. heats. best three in Eve. jersey Boy Won
the 6rss premium 10 three straight hssts. In
3 81 S.4 $50 l-2. 22o "a