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MARSHALS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
1fl Writ OF sale by the Hon John CadwRAder Judge
OF the District Court Of the United Stats andfor ths
Eastern District Of Pennsy yaniA In Admiralty 10 di
rectCd, viii be sod public sale the highest beat
bidder. for cash, at hlCHENRRs STORE. No. ll2 y.
FROST Street on MONDAY, september 26, 1854 al u
O'Clock Nj the cargo Of the steamiT Lillian" consisting
OF i53 bales cotton aso 50 bales OF cotton the cargo
OfNessel unknown.
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
u. $, Marshal h. ID. OF fenna.
Pm AuEIPHIA, S, ptembsr 10. 1864 ssi2-lOt
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ESTATE OF ELIZA HOWARD BURD

ESTATE OF ELIZA HOWARD BURD.
~ deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Orphans Court for the CITY
and County Of Philadelphia TO audit settle, and adjust the
second and final account Of Rev. II. w DUO ACHET ID ID .
ELI X. PRICE, JOSEPH n. TOWNsEND and FDWARD
sHlPPEN EsquTes, Executors OF the last win and esta-
ment OF ELIZA HOWARD BURD, deceased, and 10
make distribution Of tbs balance In the hands on the
accountants VIII meet the parties Interested for the pur
poses Of his appointment, on WEDNESDAY, Septeupber
u, 1864, at M O'Clock A. NJ, at his ONCE, No az
WALNUT Street, " the City Of Philadelphia.
.. JOHN CLAYTON,
se3-slpIA9t Auditor,
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THE DAY-STAR.

Prom tie Tribune.
Maine held her State Election yesterday, and
cast a very full vote, despite the absence of at
least ten thousand of her voters in the Union
armies. The result is better than we had ex-
pected The Union party carries the State, of
course, and by just about the majority of last
year, re-eecting Governor Cony by some 1900
majority, and putting John Lynch (Uniou) In the
place of Lorenzo d. NJ. Sweat (Dem.) in the
next House Of Representatives, by about 1000
majority. (Sweat carried the District In 1862 by
l2T mnjorityi but thar was blunder not TO be
repeatedly
The whole delegation In the next Congress will
be UniOnist, includiug Senator in place of Mr.
Fessenden. The Representatives will stand as
follows
LIST District-John Lynch of Portland.
ID District-Sdney Perham, Paris.
Sd District-James q. Blaine, Augusta.
4th District-JOhn Ii. Rice, FJxcrOft
9th Distrct-Frederick A, Pike, Calais.
The Legislature is OF course UniOlist "all
hollow"
Maine has voted for Governor at the six last
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We estimate the vote of this year a little
higher than that of last. The majority, so far as
received is slightly increased, but will not vary
much from that of last year.
Maine has done her part, and done it well, as
Vermont did before her. Thus far, the vote Of
all the States that have voted this year is better
than that of 1868, when we carried every free
State but New Jersey. Are we not likely to do
Rt least as well in the States that have vet % vote
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE

WASHINGTON CRY. August 81, 1854
HORSES HORSES HORSES! I WV
Horses suitable Tor Arti lery and Cavalry service will
be purchased at GlEsboRo DEPOT, in open market tin
OCT IOiER ], 1894.
Horses viii be delivered to Captain l. Lowry Moore
A. q. NJ and be subjected to the usual Government
insp, ctiOr beft re being accepted
Price OF Cavalry Horses, SiIs each.
Price Of Artillery Horses, $3.50 each.
Payment viii be made ior six (6l and more
JAMES A. EKIN.
Colonel First Division,
se5- tse30 QuartermRster- Generals once
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C'HEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL
" Clulhs and window Shades ". r. ARCH AM
BAULTS, N. Z. corner ELEVENTH and MARKET
Streets viii open q morn ing, from auction Ingram Car
pete, all wool, 81 25, Si37, 81 20 81 o. SI75 TO 81;
Ingram Carpets wool nng ~ and s. cents Entry and
stair Carpets, TO- u, 81 81 IS, 81 81 aud $780, Hemp,
Yarn and Rag Carpets, So g. - aud 81 Floor OH
Cloths 75 cents 70 81 % Gi Bordered Window Shades
81 TO $40; stair Oil Clio h, 30 and 3j cents.
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND TRlMMINGS.
Shifting, Sheetlng and Pillow Case Muslins, 30 30, 10
So G2 and 7ic New Fan DeAlnes, % aLd sc. Apaoas
all coOrs 37c 10 81 blankes, Sll 10 sG Comfortable
81 Al wool Deaines SIC ChinZes, 2j 10 45c.; CAST
mtTes. 5C n 81 20 FaDnl, soc 10 81 Coates Spool
Gotten, l7c Tns6C Brpd lOC Cotton Hose, 25 10 75c
Shlw.s 81 tO $40. who csale aud R~tai store n. r
conner Eleventh and MARKET Sire t.. selOet
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OUARTERMAsTER,s OFFICE

OU RT E II M ASTER'S OFFICE :,
W PHILADELPHIA, September G, 1854.
Sealed Proposals win be received at this once untn
MONDAY. 18th instant, at IL O'Clock M for furnishing
ANTHRAClTE STEAMER COAL for the War Depart
ment for period Of six months commencing lat October
1861 and ending 3st March 1865 Coal be the best
quality Anthracite for the OF steamers weigh 2lt0
pounds 20 the ton, and 10 be subject TO inspection
The Coal Is 10 be delivered board vessels In
ofPhiladepha or New York. la such quantities at
such times as NAV be fequired furnishing, demanded,
seven thousand tons per week.
In ease OF failure to deliver the Coal in proper quantity
and at the proper time and place. the
the right make good any deficiency by
at the contractors risk aud EXPENSE The price De
given separately for the Coal delivered 6onrd
sells at this port and at New York. the ana
diuons above stated. Twenty per will be withheld
trom the amount Of all payments made. which
ton Is not u be paid until the shall have been
fully completed Payments OF the naming eighty per
cent, or balance due, will be made monthly De-
pertinent is in funds for that purpose.
Each offer must be accompanied by written guarantee.
signed by two more responsible parties (heir respona
biy TO be certified by United stses Judge Attorney or
Collector), nat the bidder bidders wi II his their
bid be accepted enter into written Obligation with good
and sufficient suIeties. IN the Of hundred thou
sand dollars TO furnish the proposed supplies No propO
stoD will be considered unless the terms OF this advertise
ment are complied with.
The right reserved reject all the bids II considered
be interest the service to do bid Om
a defAultlng contractor will be received,
Proposals bo endorsed Proposals for Coal for the
War Dep aruuent, and addressed to the undersigned
By erer Of Colonel j. Perry QHartermAsers depart
ment, u. S. A. GEORGE X. ORME,
seG-l7t Captalu and A. z. NJ.
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scI2It

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF
the Comptroller Of tho Currency, Washington, Septom
Der Z, 1864.
whereas, satisfactory notice has been transmitted tho
Comptroller Of the Currency that the capital stock Of the
Second National Bank Of Philadelphia fcnns yvRna, at
frankOrd has been Increased Ia the One Hundred
and Fy thousand Dollars (Si5O 00) in accordance with
the provisions OF It's Articles Of Association aud that
whole OF such has been paid In and that
the paid UP capital stock Of said Bank amounts 70
he sum OF Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars
Now Is hereby certified that the capital stock Of "ThO
Second National Bank Of Philadelshia" Pennsylvania
Aforesaid has been increased Aforesaid In the sum OF
One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars (stj0OOO) that
said Increase Of capital has been paid into said Bank
part OF the capital stock thereof and that the said
Of capital Il approved by the Comptroller OF the Currency
In witness whereOl heTeunto aiN my official signature
HUGH MCCULLOCH,
sel06 Comptroller.
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For STATIONERY.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES UEIrED STATES.
SEALED PROPOSALS Viii g. 4ssIsS 4ssSSed AZ III, oos
on ocnct flDAT sor the SSsh day Of sspem6er isS az Y
20. the use Of the House Of Representatives Ot
100 roam. white auarto post paper, extra supernns.
100 rea%s white commercial nOtopaPer extra super
25 re9%s while oCmmsrsl, no.s paper, extra super
30 resms white commercial note paper, extra super
5oieams white ooiseap paper, extra superne. feint
IS rosms legal cap paper extra supornne fsut ltned
10 Ieams nat cap papor, plain. u'lH M
150 reams thin Manila paper. .Hfs.ff. Hne
pounds per rean, very tough and smooth.
~ pounds per ream, hat, very smooth and
200 reams Manila paper, q by 81 inches, weighing
q pounds per ream, Dat, very smooth and
5000 white thick adhesive envelopes bl by Inches
sO0oO white thiek adhesive envelopes, ~ BY S3 nehes.
l5000 white thick adhesive envelopes, 81 w az inches.
% 8 coo fancy nete envelopes.
gross Congress tic envelopes. -
x gross inch dat lnkstSnds.
Y dozen nkstands, various kinds
10 dozen bottles bost black ink, quartz, Pinis, and hah
dozen best blue Ink, quarts and p,nts.
do,en ,S rubber s, pencils sh LONG and short;
sr0ss cklesdpencns, FAOers SctasOn and rouuss
gross Fsbsrs sar@ine 2, and blue pencils tg
dozen rubber pen-holders, various sizes.
dozen bettlos mucllARe, small sizes.
10 dozen packs visiting cards.
as spools pink tape. ..
25 pounds best scarlet sealing wax.
6dozen diaries, for 1865, various hnds.
dozen m, morandums, various kinds
dozen portfolios.
II dozen paperfol
dozen rubber rulers a. f. #-...
2 dozen paper weights.
IL dozen pen-wpers.
20 dozen pocket knives, two, three, four aud six
blades; stag pearl, shell, and ivory handles.
dozen 9nch shears. -.
5pounds erasing rubber.
gross rubberbands and rings.
SO0 skins parchment, l6 by 2tinehes.
dozen sponge cups.
dozen punches.
In the supply Of goods contractors win be rdy required
10 furnish articles fully equal 10 sample.
Proposals be accompan the the sure
ties intonC ed To be offered ..I..
As required by law preference VIII be given TO tho pre-
ducOns of American Industry II equally cheap
good quality and all persons making proposals supply
manufacture Of the United States. .l
The articles be delivered, free OF any charge for
carriage, nc the once Of the Clerk OF the House
sentavos on before the 18th day Of November 1884,
Each proposal TO be endorsed PTOpOsal Stationery
for the House of Representatives Of the United States
an addressed TO the undersigned.
Sufficient specimens OF each class OF articles proposed
lor mast accompany the PROPOSAL marked with the
OF the bidder.
The person offering to furnish any class OF articles at
the lowest price, quality considered sha1 receive con-
tract for the eNecu z n Dond with two or more
sutetes satisfactory TO the Clerk OF tie HOdse OF Repre-
sentatyes, for the performanceo OF the under
teitUre Of twice the contract price in failure which
days after the proposals have been opened and the
declared. EDWARD McPHERSON
CLERK o. the House OF Of United states
sel0-till29 3 W.
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1924 CHEsNUT STREET.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

~ 1vfnas nat, even anI11Asiie seem witch /.
warranted mol 70 ripin wear even IL the 49,, i
cut ~ frequent Intervals and also nnder I'll a..
cunstanees io survive the wash tub.
Psasaseu uesice 81 great utility 10 learpers-
sevsass - SssslSsiasySf the nashiss hs;,. -.
10 tne Wrpnr direction or the baiAnc.' rts.i
We1sinH % lady IA dress. "n0si
Ano,her feature waieh deserves pa,tics,.. =.
sssssss !. ~ wileoz Passas Essals, ~Sieh ean
\ y sept stscaliy he sood ,ev.p,iesd f..,,,
sewing machine that ths publiS, have icue lS:ss
sWeniing Tor NJ BeseeA zfaassveue. "A b
IT'S indeed woo4eff1l pgU1oooeoonoAfs a. 9
sss ssfssia!iy - ostes viii 49, asy esopas
''0 nw r,,ha;r ~ 49, 1ss.':g Ios.srs
mAseines- Light and sieonstly 6Aisbea and q
simple ~ IT, ce0sesuction that IL sesms aimoe
~ possible fcfis to get ont o. repair P;ssbary
Has combined Nth It's own psoslisr merit. Al
| the really valuable TN psovsmsois u ~ A,shs
priced machines. - ysraaias.
Ibir machine in the opsnion Of the COMMITTEES
eiis more nearly the requirements cf perfect M
chine than shy on szhibltion.-Fraakis1 mstssss
Taking into consideration simplicity h.apu.,
dsrAbiiity and doing III wssf shs consni, % 30
unanimously in favcs Of the Wilcox Z CiAb,a.
single thread machine - Pesnssirania INafe IL
sicslfarat &eiety's Report. -
we mnst IN Justice express our conadence IA u
merits OF tie Wilcox ,iibhs sc wing machine
We consider that .. great ASsidesa4sm has bee
.rppsied " u IN proving beyond doubt that q
snSeaos are not, - was supposed. necessary TO
good machins.- ChrSstSan Advocate and yowr,a
Jane 81. 1850. ar- -
After much wcsr and many .washings ii
Stitching IL found TO retain ell the roundnes
evcnncss ard hrmness which are so much admire
At hrst.Astr Fork Sun,
10 Erireipleis Is perfect - L~gi~ser. London,
hss vilsHs.g apts Of superiority over al other
| PhRa9tfDain psess
AA scfvieeAbie machine. or this w have ],
perierce IN our own family Boston frure,er.
Ins beauty and simplicity Of its mccbanis
n are Admirable Erpysss -t# lfG
Ness~Ing mschipsx heFetofore introduced b,
IN So fhorta tine acquired such we'll merited DO,
uisritv. = Naci~#0sM 1nset.e l@B F
We esteem II the best ma oh inc for family use.-
!he stitch as oaat. 1Sigasd Jy psams Lu,
dred cttizens II Philadelphia.
tas Send Tor "A Circular AF1
JAMES WILCOX No ufac,urer,
spc.nU &N SOS Broadwav n Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
DR.. z. n. 4. WeodhuII,
Complicated Chrenic Cenplslats

The Doctors practice il founded On tfu.h ~
seventeen years standing, aud d.fsrs iron vi s,L-
err No trihtpg with hSWan existence. or sss-
sihcin2 life BY cx2erimsnts Tho Doctor knoss
upon examination the cssss Of the disease, and
the remedy needed 10 remove IL - oI b xu<ssips
but ~ knowledge analysss The disease and he
medicine none but vegetable substaoces used
all mineral eud poisynous medicines discarded.
Inc ecfor has disceve ed many rcrs edic s in his
travels in r0gth America. 1sIiioru.a aud Othss
counties, which DO finds of gene al uii.iy IN ths
healing art. Its To b. hcrei that invsiids Hho
have tried doesors aad sJsrrt,sed 3. ~.
til worn out and discetfDsd d. wi. 9, sair not OF
cure until they have given br- VI "a medicine
aud magnetic operations a trial. eiJpiibg his
tsavois he has been tie iastruusent, 4. lj,,a,e
bands, Vi restoring 10 health AMI vsgor tbousas,d
who n The verge VI the grave, and arc nov
living monumsnts 81 hix ssif snd nj ire l.
meut, and s,o saily sxclai ming, '.bsessct be ths
day when RFst We saw and perGsois Of fhs uais.
tic and Magnetic Doctors treatment se,,s,se.
tory reference , III be cbeerfuiiy gwen when Re-.
CURED. Ihe Doctor will pledge his reputation
and stake his I'll TO mike perm nent cure. 10 MI
cases he undertakes. his mods u exsuiaaticn
= with "a 9 Eye, md b. % Anal ytic4i proclss II
the weste material Of tbs bdy. fis thssercss
nsks no questoIs, For ft9ulfegy ji~S4Jtds u. Il
pain SYMPTOMS, fellirg the uaa apd f6c fyra.
tsE~ N. ", In WopDBeLL bsoI 80 " Af 5axsfs.
e. nvthiE1 hat what be Bas the aH5fftsf ~.
form. All FERNS VI female diiicuittes afetfp{d
with the hARRsest results. lnv41jae Vic csrnst
oonspl. TOO poesdrtn fefson, BY living n sf.,s.
mort Of theif ease, Will be atterde1 ,,,s<.
~. ana inedicias forwarded BY txrfess vkea II.
CURED. s -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
Brandreth's pills.

Bleeding may give monentary ease, because the
blood left will have moro room. But as the body
is made from the blood and sustained by tho
blood to waste blood is TO waste our lie, AMI
ruin our constitution Int Drandreth's Pills re-
lisve .hs circulation readily as bleeding by on
ly taking away what it can well spare, and THEY
NEvEa BURT.
Mrs. Hooper Of Barnstabie, Mass, was cured of
st. vitus ance, General Debility and Costive-
ness of many years standing by Brandretn's Pills.
The case ct length is published in the Pamphlets.
sold by E. S. Ballori,. Davenport, Iowa, aud BY
all respec table dea ers in medicines. ibI-dA~ I'm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

"THE FREEDMEN find the fol-
lowing question as the commencement
Of the leading editorial 10 Foroey's Wash
ington Chronicle:
"What shall be done with the Freed
mens There is much earnest, and a
good deal Of affected, solicitude awak
ened by the question: What is to be
done with the Freedmenw
The question is as pertinent at this
time as was the similar one asked by the
man who drew the elephant in rattle.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

II tie body is tired, rest; if the brain
is tired. sleep. Ii the bowels are loose,
he down in a warm bed and remain
there, aud eat nothing till you ATE well.
Il an action Of the bowels does not oc-
cur at the usual hour, eat not sn atom
till do act at least for SO hours, mean
while drink largely Of cold water or hot
teas, exercise in ihe open air to the ex-
tent Of . gentle perspiration, and keep
this up until things arc rlgh:ed; tbi.
oue suggestion, if practiccd, would save
myriads Of lives every year, both in the
CITY and tho country. The best medi-
clues in the world are warmth, abs:i
hence and repose.-Jorr. If Health.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

1DAHo.-A gentleman just arrived in
St. Louis from the Idaho gold country
with $4,000 in geld coin, dust and mug
gets, gives a glowing account of the
mines there, which are said to be "turn-
ing out immense wealth." He says:
'In idaho nothing goes as clrcula-
ting medium bat gold dust. Every man
carries his little buckskin pouch. and no
matter what bis purchase is, he pays for
it in.the precious legal tender OF the
realm, which is weighed out on scsle
kept for the purpose, whether the arti-
Gle DO" gbt be cigar, horn Of whisky,
or something Of more utility and valuu.
The minimum of value is quarter Of a
dollar, and the weights are graduated
rom that sum up. In the region of
Sinking Water aud Bannock the popu-
lation is about seveI thousand
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

"BLoODs" ON A spsxx.-Craig Wads.
worth and Hollis Hunniwell, two young
bioods in New York, few nights since
got on q spree, and while intoxicated
started in search Of q house ofill-fame.
BY mistake they got into : respectable
residence, and into the room of two
yonrg ladies', whom they awoke, aud
;tsir shrieks brought the officers, who
arrested the the gallante, and they were
he next morning held in $500 bail
each Ws1swor,il is said TO be. . son
Of Maj. Gen. Wads worth, aud Hunniwell
q nerchaut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
Important Cure Of .Coayaarspt,e,

Tho Rev. a. G. HUAs, of Indianapolis. Ind.
sids his testimonial 10 tho many others r.,,.
cnsiv cured of Consumption, 81 Uh WOosas III /, i.
IAN most happy in subscribing by name sraors
tnosIsdss . -. mSopnuLL, % shcw 4 -
ie.sionAi duties N nsysslf. Ihsd been s11;e,sd
with oonsuuA1syt ~ sheiA~ thtey MI go
Il, 49,. Ger - ~ essi1ssns1ls 49, aaa -.
eiass l:-.sSs.s LEO 111In-,r Sst n.y. j
1872 1s.s III S - II. y l.. i.y d. :.
l.erey 90 ed " BIN Under whoss ssss1
1nelN 90 curt ~ perfect Ia Elk wsskS. ~ .h1t
Ifssamsd ~ eces pssIes IN the puips9' an ~
go q ~ disssse disappealess have been vSfi
ainee the core was easessi, ssd still ~ sysssm
eoauDucS n6Sffan ny trace III ths disssss vhst-
ever. sssst cheerful y rscvmmeud Il s6licted
70 hsnss He - sased ny llfs snd nxsy oshsf,
800 ~ rsayeN 40 Sod 6te1e h1m, - may 10
naeaty. y sAsTso q sl Vsss sssosss t1sA
s..-r.....-~..RE y.A. C.rnUNE.
lzFs.s fsT fi.Tlk5sis u -fks folfo-i.r |,
&c So. q ~ msey tsssilicssAis, u tsussIsbR
- Csussr - CASyplss lJlrssS, IN as5sS' "a.
- ot6A tssypsAk yoe esUTaSt tnrs9 [eeFf 2eiSe
~: Nicholas Hot~f af61u1tssS q IS ss1'x rfIT7i
lAss Y n. weedksat. Is ssslsbutSd rasex
- ,sss Hsssi = Ss tsy.is ?I. :. . %.
sinro. - + ~ 80 Seae ,sss lssn
.fseAssh-sS W sA4ts1s1 N yssr74ssft T.rsr,
cssslfs3 snd ent 5yed slTe hsivnnat~.i ~, ~
edsssfy afforded so ~ istied Ard Sh.a s,v.
" ~ 7. ifslaH ~ &c pains wrfe great z n
Noodies al hses, assi So I,ss ~ tis .,r-
Ger lastt. paeed nyssIf und III ~. s1.sss.
sst ~ exruty~rrr rU6rs u WI 49, r.rs NV n.
tsssl Tsstish ssscer sasvs ,s,hr 49,.
5000. s.s /. .sss =. 's,ssnsts IA S. I5a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Tns Rev. =. 4. Wilson's ksmedy Tor Conssmp-
tion, Asthns, Bssaohisis, coushs, Colds, and al
Throat and Lung Affections, together with .
paDphiss giving NE prescription and ! short his
tory Of his case. can be obtained Of
Il. $. BAJLORD.
Druggist davenport, iowa. No. Wssssi 81.
dvc23- 2mt&W - s&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
THE GREAT SECRET.

1t i. admitted by all pb ysicians that the gran !
secret o; health and long life lies in keeping tho
blood and various lads Of the boiy, in = high de-
gree Of aaidty. When you feel continued pain
IN the lead or bsve's, or any other parts OF the
body you can prevent serious sickness by taking
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11

Woman must be extra good out in
Toledo. A magistrate lately maraied a
couple there, receiving three dollars as
his fee. Some time after the joyful
groom called upon him aud presented
him with an additional eve dollars, de-
clarlng that "she was SO much better
than he thought for, he was wiling TO
pay ID proportion" A fsiend OF ours
tells about Canadian wretch, who, on a
similar occasion, when dunned by a gen
tIeman who had performed the mari age
ceremony. for the long neglected com
pensation, answered "Sbe wasn't worth
the money, Sir. | took her for better or
worse, ard she turned out worse. fyou
can take her back again, iii Civ, you
five dollars -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
lnAles. Laden.

LADIES', Ladies. Lad .es. -
Don't you fail to read the advertisement In
this paper headed a
1naf3ortnaAt O Esc1a1 A1OO.
or. gheessman, Of New York, has devoted the
last thirty years OF his practice to female COM
plants. HE Piils act Ike q charm. They are
= 10 E4s6 Reiiatie aad lSye. los9 OWEN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-11
A OHnpletc Musical Libra
ry. Comprising nearly
1000 Pieces 0faianO
Music for $lO.

THE FOLLOWING BOOKS ARE OF UNI
- Sosn sibe and style and form kbssry ~
a. penssbie 70 every one Who has . piano. IA
batter collection Of music 10 publishei gfes care
having been taken In selecting pieces sdsptsd q
the popular TASTE. 9- !" m
TIE HOME CIRCIE: A collection a
Marches, Wsltses. Polkas, 5chottisches, kedcwas,
9uadrill-s, Con r.-dances, Four Had Pieces and
Piano Gems. Vols.
Ths SsLVkk CHORD A collsction Of SONGS
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