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h DIR. Klein and his mother, Mrs. Klein +,
arrested few days ago, charged with having
In their possession quantity of stolen Gov
eminent money, were yesterday transferred
from the military prison TO the city Jail to await
taial.
IL VIM. Ives, of New York, charged with
being the purchaser of the sword for Harry
4ilmor, in Now York, was brought to Balti-
more Thursday, and lodged in Jail to await
trial.
IL 1t is rumored that Breckinridge, with q
large force. is now in Moorfieid, Hardy coun-
ty, West Virginia. What his intentions may
be, il 10 hard for US to determine .-Grafton
journal.
~ The contract for building the New Gus.
tom House in Portland, is awarded to Messrs.
Sargent, Whidden and Coburn, Of Boston tor
about $4,000.
~ The sum of $500, for the National Sailors
Fair, has been received from the officers and
men Of the Bro klyn, Capt. Alden, lately
sailed from this port
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A few choice IpeIayipgs and Paintings f,r sale
1t j. MARKRITER'6, No. ass Seventh street.
I Please remember TIE Number, 4r6. and the
term Cash for Goods and LaboI sep i7-smifs
EREAT BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND P1-
AMOS: 49,, p.
sno, tor $3.50. One 6-ec,aye Chick ering EA
Rosewood for - Q. On. octave msheg HTTYf
of - t9H toe 2oI f'il W. @. MIrZ1KorT.%
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IL One OF the soldiers who was killed by
the rece Mt accident on the Lafayette and Indi-
annapolis railroad had been confined thirteen
months over his time in Libby Prison. Most
OF those killed had served over three years
and were returning home. Some soldiers who
were on the train became exasperated, and
wanted to hang the engineer OF the cattle train
locomotive.
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THE NEW CONGRESS.
Names Of M embers Elect 50 far as Knows


Dist. CALIFORNIA. d
1. d. G. M cReur, u.
3. w. Highly, U.
3. ]. Temple, ID.
DELAWARE.
1. n. b. Smithers, U.
INDIANA.
/. W. f. Niblack, d.
2. M. &. Kerr, ID.
3. Ralph Hill, U.
4. J. II. Farq uhar, U.
S. Geo. W. Julian, U.
6. E. DumoDt, ID.
:. ID. W. v oorhees, d.
S. G.. 5. Orth, U.
9. Schuy'r Colfax, u.
10. Jas. H. Detrees, u.
IL. T. N. Stillwell, U.
ILLINOIS.
|. J. Wentworth, U.
2. J.F. Farnsworth. U.
3 Z. Washburne, u.
q. Ohas. M. Harris, ID.
S. e. C 1ngersoll, u.
6. b. G.. Cook, U.
Jno. r. Eden, ID.
S. Jno. T. Stuart, d.
0. l.. W. Roes, ID.
10. A. Thornton, ID.
IL. :. s. Marshall, ID.
IL. W. r. Morrison, d.
Is. W. j. Allen, ID.
Dist.
]. Jas F. Wilson, u.
2. Hiram Price, U.
3. VIM. b. Allison, U.
d. ]. b. GriRnell, u.
S. John A. Kasson, u.
6. A. W. Hubbard, U.
KANSAS.
A. l.. Lee, Anti Lane.
MAINE.
I. John Lynch, U.
,. sydney Perham, U.
3. Jas. G. Blaine, u.
d. John H. Rice, L.
S. F. A. Pike, U.
MINNESOTA.
1. W. Window, u.
2. Ign's Donnelly, U.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
1. Thos. ID. Elliot, U.
2. Cakes Ames, u.
3. Alex. H. Rice, u.
d. Sam'l Hooper, u.
S. Jno. Il. Alley, u.
6. ID. W. Gooch, u.
:. g. S. Boutwell,, U.
s. J. ID. Baldwin, U.
Q. W. L. Washburn,U.
10. H. l.. Dawes, U.
MARYLAND.
/. ia J.Cresswen,U u.
2. Edw.H. Webster,U.
3. Cbas. E. Phelps, u.
q. Frank Thomas, U.
s. Benz. CT. Harris, ID.
MISSOURI.
l. John Hogan, ID.
9. Henry 7. Blow, U.
3. Sample Orr, ID.
d. Sam'l II. Boyd, U.
S. J. W. McClurg, u.
6 --, ID.
=. Benz. F. Loan, u.
S. Jno. W. Glover, d.
Q. Odon ultar, ID.
MICHIGAN.
]. F. q. Beaman, U.
2. Chas. Epson, u.
3. Jno. W .Longyear, U.
4. Thos. w. Ferry, U.
S. Aug. &. Baldwin, ID.
6. VIM. Willard, ID.
WISCONSIN,.
/. Jno. ". Cay. u.
2. /. g. Sloan, U.
3. Amassa Cobb, L.
q. Chas. A. Eldridge,D
5. Gabriel Bouck, ID
6. W. e.. McIndoe, T..
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NEW BUCKWHBAT,

~ % GOLDEN SYRUP,
Gran berries, new No. I Mackerel Smoked Beef
choices Hams. Cheese, Butter, Esss &c with
sele ct stock of choice Famil y Grocefies! y 2
8 s--1 tal er EGAN & PDRR11,
nov IL STIFF Corner and 9Th STREETS.
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WINDOW SHADES.
pIoTuRR CORD AND TAssRLs. 4

Different celors and sizes Window Shades in
store Orders for any required style or size Shade
N, ade tn order
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THE WORLD RENOWNED LAVA TIP COM
i RINATION GAS BURNERS.

Have at last been received and are now on exhi-
bitcn and for sale at Ne 10 - street zone door
Their merits speak for themselves: a trial OF
these Burners will convice any and all persons that
they are what ha. long been needed by the con
sumers of gas in this city.
They siye you a ciesrer. softer, and better light,
at from fifteen TO thirty and even forty per cent
less money than you are now paying for gas
The Lava Tip is such that il cannot c0rrote,
therefore always remains clear and perfect.
The com bnation of the Burner prevents any
more gas from passing through it than is actually
consumed.
would respectfully solicit a call from all those
interested, and exam ne for themselves into the
respective merits of the Burners
H. Nj. LAKE.
nov ll-2w* General Agent
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Plot o Bs.

French Gilt, swiss Carved wood, and Aneric
Composition Gard Frames In variety.
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hist. NEW YORK.
1. Stephen Tabor, ID.
2. T. &. Bergen, ID.
3. ]. Humphrey, u.
a. Morgan Jones, ID.
S. Nelson Taylor, D.
6. Elijah Ward. d.
Z. ]. W. Chanler, u.
8. VIM. e. Dodge, u.
9. w. A. Darling, U.
10. WIN Radford, d.
IL. @. H. Winfield, D.
10. ]. H. Ketcham, U.
10. E. n. Hubbell, d.
IA. Chs. Goodyear, ID.
Is. J. A. Girls void, U.
IS. Orl'do kellogg, u.
II. q. T. Hulburd, U.
Is. Jas. NJ. Marvin u.
70. H. Sturgis, u.
20. A. H. Latin, u.
21. Frs. Herman, ID.
%. 8. T. Holmes. u.
%. Thos. +. Davis, L.
"a. T. NJ. Pomeroy, U.
IS. Dan'l Morris, U.
26. G.. Hotchkiss, U.
81. Hamil'n Ward, u.
2S. Roswell Hart, u.
20. Burt Van Horn. U.
80. j. M. Humphrey,D.
81. II. VanAernum, u.
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N d Y ADA.
Thomas Fitch, U,

OHIO.
1. Ben. Eggleston, y.
=. r. B. Hays, U.
3. r. g. Schenck, U.
4. VIM. Lawrence, u.
S. F. q. LIE Blond, ID.
6. II. W. CLARK, u.
7. s. Shellaberger, U.
s. Jas. r. Hubbeli, U.
9. r. p. Buckland, U.
10. A. V. Rick, u.
II. H. s. Bundy. U.
~. W. E. Finck, u.
l3. U. Delano, U.
IA. M. w alker, U.
Is. T. A. Plants, Z.
16. J. A. Bingham, U.
II. T.. II. Eckley, U.
IS. X. p. Spaulding, U.
10. Jas. A. Garfield, U.
OREGON.
lid. Henderson,U
PENNSYLVANIA.
l. Sam. J. Randall, ID.
2. Chas. O'Neill, U.
3. Leonard Myers, U.
4. VIM. ID. Kelley. u.
S. M. r. Thayer, u.
6. b. M. Boyer, D.
Z. J. M. Broomall, u.
8. s. f. Ancona, D.
9. Thad Stevens, U.
10. Myer Strouse, u.
IL. Philip Johnson, ID.
~. Chas. Dennison, ID.
13. Ulysses Mercer, ".
II. Geo. F. Miller, U.
Is. Al GlOsbrenner,D ID.
16. A. H. Coffroth, ID.
II. A. A. Barker, U.
is. s. T. Wilson, u.
10. G.. W. Schofield, U.
20. G. V. Culver, L.
81. Jno. l.. Dawson, ID.
-. J. X. Moorhead, ".
%. Thos. Williams, ".
"a. G.. V. Lawrence. U.
VERMONT.
!. F. S. Woolbridge,U U.
2. j. S. Morrill,, u.
3. p. Baxter. u.
NEW JERSEY.
/. Jno. F. Star, U.
=. Gov. Newell, L.
3. q. Sitgreaves, ID.
q. Theo. Little, U.
S. E. X. V. Wright, ID.
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I'OR SALE-Ope very nice Canadian Bay seven
Il year Old HORSE. IA hands high, q per
feet pet; suitable for q gentleman's light ~
driving, or capital business Horse; kind -
nee of Government Repair Shop, 2lst street. be
tween and sts no l2-3tr
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CHOW CASES FOR sALE.-Just received eight
- elegant COUNTER SHOW CASES By the best
Co. $40 It'll street, three doors south Of Odd Eel
lows Hall. ~ H-6
MISS Es O'BRYAN, No. 1,1O7 Walnut street
lVl Philadelphia, have lust received q large IN
and HAND some assortment of FRENCH MI
LINERY. 10 which the attention OF the Ia ~
dies is in tied. Particular care given to orders
nc ILL
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GARD vIsIT8 FRAMES

Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and Tsi
9 els Rings, Nails. DC.
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Tor RENT-ST0RE on corner OF @ and a2d SITS,
i opposite Qusrtermsster's Office Apply II. S.
JOHNSTON, No. 313 Ps. av., between ~ and 6th
sts no ~ eo2t'
IIOR sALE-A neat two-story BRICK HOUSN
Il and LOT, four rooms aud basement: ON 4th
street near p. Price 81 900 cash. INQUIRE at 500
9Th street, near New York avenue. nov II St.
uSOR RENT. TO GENTLEMEN A commodious
Il snd well furnished FRONT CHhMBER In.
Quire at 4l9 II street, between 1lth and 18th.
nov II St
FURNISHED ROCMs-Two neatly furnished
ROOMS for rent, by q private family. To gem
tlemen only. No bosrders. Apply at $50 18th
street, between and M. nev IL St
DENTS AND OTHER COLLECTIONS prompt
II " made; Books posted; Bills and Account
made out AID rendered. Apply In the evening,to
A. NORRIS ~ n Market stree
L Corner Bridge and Washing ton SITS.
Georgetown, ID. @.
This old established Hotel 81 now open 70 receive
travellers and strangers. First class BOARD etSz %
per day. ne IL Inn
NJ PHILADELPHIA STEAMERS.
l<OTICE TO CONSEQUENTLY steamer Gen.
Ii. Stout mas arrived. Cargo ready olk@h
''' JOHN b DAVIDSON, Agent, Asssa.6h
nov I2-2t' 30 Water St., Georgetown.
XHTOOD FOR sALE-On farm a bout eight miles
w from Washington, on the 9TH street ROAD
lars. Would be willing to exchange q quantity
for good Top Buggy; For psrtieul nIo ADDRESS
nol2-2ts 301 street.
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TLOAk OPENING DAY
THURSDAY, Nov. 10th.

Second regular opening this season OF fsll and
winter CLOAKS for ladies, misses and children In
black, grey, brown and drab beaver cloth. Also,
in heavy frosted beaver cloths. in al! the latest
styles. such as sACQUEs. COATS, BAsQUES,
CIRCULARS. CHESTERFIELDS,& DC. Sc:
Rene m Der the place is MANWELLs
Emporium of Cloaks and Fancy Goods,
32S Pa. av., bet. 9th and nth SITS.
N B. CLOAK and MANTlLLA ROOMS in sec-
ond story. nov !-ot
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The Enemy make n Sortie and Attempt to
Penetrate Our Lines-Ihey are met with
a sharp Fire and Beat a Hasty Retreat.
lCarresr,anderce Assaciated Press
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NJ AcHIHE sEE sTSsprse.

VT
wi STAMPING,
AND FLUTING DEPOT.
We invite particular attention TO the large and
beautiful variety of NEW PATTERNS, never out
before suitable for Embroidery, Braiding, DC.
The Fluting done a. this establishment is after
the most approved French method, and being
entirely free from gum paste, the goods does
not cb anse in color, and is not affected by damp
ness Please call and samples
DORSEY BECK. 5O4 9th street.
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On hand. very superior lot OF Carriages, eff the
best style and Ill ish. such as Rockawsys. Buggies
Extension Tops, Phaetons, Jersey Wagons, &c:
~ Carriages taken storage. Repair og
promptly attended to. ReB'f II GRAB M.
nov ii St. 400 Pa and 354 ID St.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

Rev. John Pierpont has turned Spir
itualist.
Illinois has furnished l45,o7s meu
Tor the army.
The prioting paper used in the L,n'
don zSnsxs Office Coats 4l48, 900 per IN.
nun.
wssssd, ~ 1 yoaSgl.Sy, aloeal hab.
itation and . name. The real estate ahe
i not particular sboot, 20 thai the title
he good. The name she wishes to hand
down 70 pSsledty.y sIla D III Z. IS
Gen. Meade says sinee the Army Of
the Potomac LEFT IL lines Ia March, 1901,
il has 'ost one hundred thudsand men
in killed shd wounded. z
A pfifisE soldier desettirE from Can.
ada. vas senssn,sd r. b shst. The pm.
ishment has beet commuted 10 penal
'srvi,nd, tOs ias< rIa w.
The sisss fer shoes 5of-ths colored
seginssss = Qaisey, M tangs ison lo's
10 Mar ses<sl Frsss IS .sssf a.,8 s
D.aisl #.s.sss,s,. - 'i Sss,s;iyp ~ b..s,
'9aitg q auction 10 Boot1apq6rsA ~ No
- peaao 1hssl ~ uong Nv 80
s, ~ ssl'| Z -: =. - -;
- $3.50 49, -,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WILCOX HIS !
-! - W IN . ~ CalnEs
Price, with nenner ! Feller, 80
THE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MACH
= 10 iAs best soeaiss, sitAoxs ssossi v seSeaf =
Family sewing.
11emGn60g.
Fellfng,
Tocking.

3 IL iSsmss ~ svea end s,asele ssom vhich Il
warranted u0teo RIP b usok eve 4 ne ooon 3
eus q frequent inssfvsie snd aaes usasr n dr.
ss.sta1sas5 tesst1va 49, ash nh i nssaa.,r.
4 p.tsses. ts:is: 6 Rsss utility = .isaessta.
T. The wrong disectoa Of ~ ta1ano6rV6eol
wsazfns lady dfes. - !. e 4.
Ano her feature vsisk SssssttvIss pos0Sevlar ~
ssatlon Il the " ileex Pstest Needis, vAieh -.
~ - set wrong s#
III s.rsesisally tAe god ley -psisea sA.aly
wsAting Ior. - Bsss5. isass1ss u. 5HHaf'Nl
Itls indeed . vuadssfni Rslactioa - II la0.
~ sss esl scislly no other viii beas any conpae
ison With it, PAU. 1oesssg Josrnhz. =
Anechsnical wonder. -S2eis.tifc Amssseos.
nsshioes. Light and elegantly fnished ard =
simple d its construction that Il seems aiuoat
i9possiose forit 70 get out .; repair Pissssrs
Qsrsssds.
Has combined With its own peculiar merits oil
NE really velaobis Improvements Of he highsa
| priced machines. Pesssy spdsisn
The Deehtne - TIE otision Of NE eo0mit1oe
Alls more asarly the rsq1issmsuts Of perfect -.
chine than any on exhibition. frdakits Astsssss
Report Of 1885
taking into confederation si.plioi.y eh.eus,,
durability and doing al wssi che csnmistss vssl
unanimously in lsyUs Of the W ileox 4 Gibbs. I
| single thread nachine.-PemnsvivowS I1oss a.
rscsltarai Soeieys Report.
We must In Justice expfoss OUT confidence ID M
merits Of ths Wilcox , Gibbs sewing masAiss.-
W consider that great disidsea11n he's bess
supplied ~ u in proving beyond doubt thst tws
threads are not, 9 was supposed, necessary 70 :
5000 machins.-CAristiaS AdOessss snd Jess~sf
Jsss 81, 1850.
After much wear and 11asy ~ashings q,
etischinS 10 found 70 retain oil the roendnsss
svenness and 6rmness which ~ - nuoh sdmiret
~ frst.-Aer York Skm,
n principleit u pesfect.-Emgiseer. Lomdoa.
mas evident oints u superiority over aIl others
Philadelphia Psess. -
A ssrviceabls machine. OF this " have q
perierce in our own family Boston 9sessier.
The beauty and simplicity Of it, mschanisn
are admirable Ezpyess.
Nssewing imsshins heretofore introducsd ha
J In % short time acquired such we'll mssited NON
ularity.-- Cinci~saiH Gazette.
We esteem it the best machine for family use.-
1he stitch Is aseeoeptiosai. lIgssd BY Masy hvs
; dvsd citssens n PAiisdelpkia.
Send for q Circular n
JAMES WILCOX, NJ ufastursr,
sp3-dn sos BrOadvay. n Y.
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ePECIAL NOTICES.

See ~ - .eAa.l k.eAs..
- ~: ~ = s. re; . - = q better Of
kDv. HashY WASP BBpcasp.
TIE Tfeshss are STAG Of life - -
POP. Epw'D NUEfs, Pres. f1snilton Coll6ec.
For Throat 1svasles they ere spess q.
Mp. WlfSso,
Too fsvosAbly ksovn u nssd esa0sedatisn.
h0x. GnAS 4. PaslSs. fsss NAN. 1ssasts
Coatain no opisn nor saythisg isjssious
De. A. HAYS. Ohsnnt, Boetsu
An elegant combin6tioE for souehs
Ds @. Bissaow, Boston
fseomnsnd their use " psbl,c speakers
2 -. Nav. = n. CasYfM
vsry beneficial when SAT sise from colds.
Rsv. q. ]. =. AsDsnooa. st. l.osis.
Almost instsnt rsiisf IN THE dissrsssine labof d
breathing peculiar 10 Asthma. .ies~E g
ABvzA. u ko0lvsfUH, New York
They bsvs suissd my case exactly relieving ~
throat 20 tat t,pcp!d sinr With aass.
!. DBcnAnHf, Ckos. tfsaeh CburSA llontssAl
AZ thsss ass iotiaaloas ~ sass - csfAss m
ognufra Cd srss9 tsG16
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WHAT IS ExpEolED or MORGAN
The Richmond Dispasch of the 7th
says:
The country looks forward with high
hope to the future movements Of Gen.
Morgan. If he had incentives TO great
enterprise before, in his ardent patriot
ism aud extraordinary energy, he has
motives nov which will add tenfold
vigor to bis resolution aud FIRE his heart.
The ignominy Of his treatment in Co.
lumbus, and the cruel treatment. result
ing in the death of one OF the best and
bravest of their number, which has been
inflicted upon his imprisoned comrades,
10 consequence Of his escape, call trun,-
pet-tongued Tor vengeance.
HIS nature g too mob and oxalted to
visit that vengeance upon the weak aud
defenccless; upon women, children, and
old men, after the fashion Of the COW
asdlv savagcs among our enemies, who
have made mankind blush for their
CIR mes. But every Legitimate method Of
retaliation he is bound 10 accomplish by
every dictate OF seif.respect. Of justice
to his outraged companions in Colum-
bus, and last, though not least, Of public
policy. We are dealing With foe who
can only be Modified by the most vigor-
Gus measures, and who is governed by
fear rather than kindness.
At the same time. we expect from
Gen. Morgan the greatest caution aud
prudence, for all The craft and subjects
that the most internal malignity can
suggest will be employed to entrap, cir.
cumvent and destroy him. We believe
he is more than match for Yankeedcm
10 stratagems as we'll - fight, and that
he will prove - profound IN counsel -
vigorous in the field. The whole couu.
try says God speed to. the glorious cava.
lier OF the West. May be pay back
with compound interest every wrong his
comrades and himself have received,
and achieve new glorics for his immortal
U8yUes
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

9 - ouAcKRT. ~ earnestly saasloa all
ysuss mes saSssins fee. Nssvoss Dsbilisy. ~,
against eudoDgseipg their health By passonisiaf
any cfthe advertising. qussks. CO can fully re-
ever BY the methods assA ty The % ssstisss, asd
BY hundrvds Of others, and In no other way
Read letter which will sspd goa II you will
send me post paid envelope bearing sdAsses.-
Direct to EDWARD II. TkAvER,
febl1 -d&s1yl Lock on, Boston Mass
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-18

A oREAT hEeELLIIN.

Tri Oh Of Gre At Discovery
Tie public ha, re6sited sgainst cAUrsxIs.xG
HAIR DYss. Fashion has forssworu item. A
sagasious comnuns'y has saop.sd in their stead
Cristadoro's Hair Dye,
aoi for these reasons: It enbrows and blscken. ;
the HAIR, not the SKIN. Isis regsA5se emouien.
not a tasniay fluid. 1t does not barlesque ma
tare with blooming METAL tin gss. but produces
her own living hues. Its coo ing effects is last.
ing. /. i.fiss detection. Its result arc uniform
II never fails. Manufactured by J. Cristadera,
No. 6 Actor House, New York. Sold BY all drug
sts. applied by all Hair Drsssers. fol -dwlm
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70 COSo6oo1Do&DStUE0s o
TIE Rev. y. a. wilson's Rsnsdy icr Consssnp.
ton, Asthma, Beonchitis, Coughs, Cold, and al
Throat aad Lung AH.ctiops, together with .
pamphlet giving The prescription asd short his
tory Of his case. can bs obtained Of k..f
*. s. BALLORD.
Druggist, davenport, Iowa, No. 8 West.2d St.
dec23 indie
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SE4ECT VOCAL COMPOSITIONS.

SEIECT VOCAL COMPOSITIONS.
Published in Numbers, Tor the Conv,p.
ieDcso Musical Conventions, Choirs
ana Singing Classes 4 schools.
The Ch0RALl5T. AZ Election Of s,s.a.,,
U " Anshene. Tfios, Qasrtsts, a., VITA
Each Is cents. WIS.,
TUE OPERA. Collection Of Trios. Q.sr.
s e and Choruses from Favorite Cpsras. Esoh
Tue LikiC DRAMA. A Collection Of Che
russs an COncerted Pieces from ,ha p.;s.,..,
Operas. Each IS cents.
SfAbAT MATER Concer cd Pieces ard
Choruses from Roasini's lSxaAot Mater"
liet Of pieces contained in each OF the above
oo,eeuons val Dc sent on duplication to ths pus-
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A Friend in Need. Tryit.

DIR. SWEETS lNFALLlBLE L1NEMENT, 10
pre- pared from the recipe OF Or. stephen Sweet
ofCoune,scat, the great bone setter, and has
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Nal remedy, it il without rival, and will allsvi
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ust wonder and astonishm ent Of all who havs
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icates of remarkable curss, performed by i. within
the last two years. attest this fact Sec advertise
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The Springfield (Mass.) RspabIcdm
Il republican paper) givss the following
extrsst Rossl private letter written bv
a member fCoSgreas
mo one can imsgiDs to what extent
indasocs i sold here. The traffic i
carried aa.ysey sxtsssivsIy, and the viz,
tue Of the poor fellows Who came ON
here to- Do thingsw without pay Il sore I'll.
81 BY the SR8tdof ana iuidfS ID which
those live 16o nj lheir tpockefs vish
fees obt.iaed u lhb Wy" 81 Nobody
who hes taken 90 inside visw Of Wash.
'ngson, OF b. had the means OF lssroinr
~: svsssaSt pss1ledt thsse, ca doubt,