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Tng Ga ena I en.ocrok tells Of n nsn
who, in a buggy, W slowly plssing q
farm house, IN the nsigbborhood Of
Warren, ono Of the Geld days last week.
The good woman Of the house, thinking
that he must be very cold, called 10 him
to come in and warm himself. lie made
20 reply, but tirniag neither to he
right or left, kept on his ~av. The lady,
fearing that the man would freezs--
krowlsg hat there was no house Tor FIVE
miles IN the direction he was going-re-
qriestcd her husband to follow hl,n ard
induce him to st,p and warm himself.
lie did 50, and coming up, found him
frozen stiff, dead, with the whip in one
hand aod The lines ID the other.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

A nice Young nan was rallied on his
habit Of bnrnlng he weed 10 the serious
damage Of lis poke !; whereupoo he
sald tnat il cost him on'v Fifty cents per
day for cigars Fhis little item seemed
to be serious dat. unon fine salars,
I'd tie question Was stare how much
would Que years smoke amount 10 at ter
per cent. compound interest by The time
he should attain the .ge of fifty years
A computation gave the round sum 81
SO, 200! AT this rate it would not re-
qnise many years 10 SIN ks OFT enough
TO afford an ample revenue fer family.
In conclusion on this smoky subject, let
it be said that "a word to the wise Is
sufficient"
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liz isAaE4ts n q


SeE Is sTFsa@.a- ~. - -
treat 6r9ad Ccage Dsaaks Iroes s.s.l fe5ecto,
New York, Boston. Psiis !eiptis. h. there. lar
ris5ufg aud LIB -t.gn Lfries. tarr..rx be
NfeA' iAfaggh I4i. Il states aiaf4s
.TXPAh IS laais.~ LhANL DJAKlRk OR
~ tut A. On tn "a XII MI fiairs .roai tie
Wess, VI she Lsso -hore n Iii ia asuiro.n ~al-
amanca ihe rival OF tFalns yia tae ew
Bioa. 1augo ailaniie aLi Great " tern Rail -,
fiom -v-ianj. y. Living Passengers The ad
v.ntag Iron punhifi IT Buffalo ~ from tieys.
and, y OF a * Fox Gau.-. con.b nspe ease
and comfort VI hsas elatse, IN ~Ias, nooiD,
Palace Dass, direct Ia aew c.A. 4 t5ef.ecfio
attained b. 10 oihes ionfe.
FUR FREIGHT
between a.l points Last an West. our faci ties
are fnl.ea. orHirg el.s. aud liable con-
necgiUDs a. Duurir- sa1 Buffalo It'll c.tern
roads, nd at salamanca with The Braai Gaug.
Atlantic and Great W.stc IA kaIiws,, by vhi b
ruuie there . no transfer between see York aud
Cl vel,,d
TX Rn-S FaEI9IT IRA Ms ls4ve New
fors lily for all eoilts in tins Vest, making ne
quick tin. aid as low As b. any nth Ter route
ell al chces in The " est nd AZ "a Clark street.
Chicsgo. 2io Brcaaw. =, New lors, and 81 south
Street, + Il New YtsA Is tate -treki, Eos on
CAaS .I%Ul, tent sup.
8 e.. sFgkcER, We.sarn Agsni,
~ W. FLAscu AID, Aeu' Freight Agent
BARR Gsfera Ticsst .yerf dec2S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

by recent regul ton Of the Pansio
Omce, many mothers of deceased s,l-
d'e's are now entitled Ia pensions who
were not previously. undes the o,;si-
nal regulations, mother was reoaires 10
prove her marriage, aud only ,ci1o,,e,,
mothers were eui;t ed to pens.on; wh l.,
under The present regulations, any moth.
Or Ct : deceased officer or solder, If sha
was depsudeht wholly Or in part on her
deceased son for Support, is entitled to a
pension. whether l1or husband be living
= sos AZ 4 Y not asee.ssry for !. moth.
= 30 prsvs ~ nassisCs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
/ WiLltX &6lBBs'
> + w IN q m A CHINE
Price, with nsmmcr 4 Teller. $40
I HE WIaCbXl GIBBS SEW ING AArHr
isths BEST msea'se w,tsent regard to p,.et.f
family sewing,
asraiaissg.
facasssning,
Telling,
T"cking,
COee16nx

" f''ms Fat. even snd elastic s,sn which /.
sa''an'eo not 81 ri in wear even 1t the IN 10
Gu. q. "eq'tnt iIisfsals and n 5" under al cir
cnmstance4 80 satvi., N. vrn.h u b."
patented device ef great utility 10 lea rers
prev ms me iossibiii'y u The mrehinc beincfun
~ Inc wrong Gifect ON or ;h. bnisre. ah.aI
wearing iaay'r aiess.
Ano her tc' ure e.,ich dcsnrves taItiruiar M.
'eh''oA ~ me iiceA Pateas Needle. which can
not 90 SCI srurg
u = er'phs'tcs i The good low p,iced family
sew hS ~ ch,ne thstthe puhlic have lotp ,..,
"ahuns iot. = fcstan Iran.ersis
~ hteea Aea4ei el iioa inn for fam.
$500 - o'hrr viii b,a. sny eomIar-
- 4 "Hh y . fat. Ie,ptpy .t4tst.,L
Y ceAsnr apaaef.-.S .r.t4se d,,.,a.,,
Aipu!S Inc te.t md n,st .rIg4esatfe J.. w.
N ICES hight s''t e'e. as.a. fin .h,a S 20
stm ~ IT. eon". 4. ION ta-l il .-esna .I,,s.,
, Ctro.,cie J
itus combined With It's own peculiar merit. al,
tbe really valuable Improvements OF the higher
priceI machines. fcnn.uranian
ihlf 'nschins in the upihion O! ,he cornn,itt..
h'is more nearly the requirements If perfect ma.
cnihe IMAM hhy on exhibition - fras.I.a institute
| Report 81 is6-
iskina into consideration simrlieiiv ehearre..
dur slity and u9,.e all wofi he cosstniftee - ,s
spontaneously n ,ag.. Of de lice, & Glbb'e. r
ing" ny ~ taaes1ne -J'cnAssfron!a :. tic ~
| r,cyHara hoeie3s hsyort.
20 IN ast ice express our ont leiee in IA
| ID fits 2! tae " .icux .iibts sewing naeh,ne.
We consider TINT . great disidera tun has been
| upp'iei by il ii proving beyond dount th,t two
'hfeses a'e not - was spPptsed. necessary TO .
COCO nrcAino. = Ctrsstian -4irocrie an,i Journal
| Jsne ~, 1860.
A'er much wear and many .ashiurs The
| stitching Is found 70 retain all tho rou,,,lpess
evcnness and Grnness which are so u ucb admired
| ~ first. -Aec FORK .SnH.
" princiricit j psffact - Enginf.r London
L win Mt ~.
| IhNadti~iie F.ess
sesviaeat'r uachisc. u THE We have a..
Fenence IN on, o.h family Bomo, Iraveie,.
ire beauty aad simplicity OF its mechanism
| are odinirabic.-- Eriress
N9se"ing M .hine heretofore nttoduf ed has
~ 3, sn.'t 'iae "eqaii'd 'uch vel mei,tsd pop.
untiiy : CinctrraiH Gaztti.
rs" esteem = the bet u.,et inc CIR an lily use-
| ne oiiea . "" lcstf,ont -.,ynsd Jy n.as.u hue.
| a. eJ c'ti-sns 4 n htattghin
~ send tor tiscuiRI G-f
JSHsa VI x M4.uf..lur.4
| sr5- ~ 5es ttosiwuv Ny
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Frcm Or Ef7'r0fd E0Yd baltimore
DEAR Bro. AVER: | cannot answer you 7rh0t
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ei3e place great dependence oil that eifectual
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lave, o. course yaiae them nehly.
l'IrTsBurc Pa. Mav l. 1855
Dir. J. G. AVER ,Il / have been rencatediv
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dose or two VI YOU lts. Il seem, 10 3 is from
foul atawgch. hicii they cleanse at once
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

On Thursday morning ast MIR. Jaco b
SINE, keeper Of 8 hot,l In S Louis
found an III al, aboui three mo tbs ole
irozen + death in iced trough in front
vi lbs house. III child was wrarpee
u. ~ cd SHAWL, NJ aas covered with
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iant "a, ali &C wh,n depos ted in IL 8
co'a eiadie. az the show had melted un-
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

= kr TAeod9re Bel. n Ner York fffy
Not are four I'ilis admiralty adapted to seir
purpose rs IN II mt, but lind tier leneiiclal
effects urOn the Liver yery marked indeed. hev
have ~ NY practice proved more cftciual for he
CT of Tons teHpte rs t'an any ole cnlcdv
car ne..tioa | sincerely leioic" THAT We At.e :.
leigtha lurraiitc which IS Noity tue cUlldelce q
the oie-sioA AND tlie people
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K00-oUSos0U8-I8-- -tb0 founsytvnnfn
Senate continues at last accounts. Il
.wjlIse ,aeohsstcd tbzt the Senate 10 1sed,
Cd Uni memb Major White, hing
. prb>xr a. thhond. Tho pion
SApAo1 eolt hat q they are lega)y in
tjea~~jst+y, Gey s8vnld in no case com:
promise with the opposition, and have
presis.entiy refased 10 accept Of prop
ssition on Il e part of the Democ, ats to
effect an organization by bartering 10 the
latter the sssaile. Offices. Tnr Uniou
men declare tina, the las, Speaker holds
over. Tins far there have been oniy
!ruilless bal.otings.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

"!LLtsis.Tkp BlpLl" on TIE BRAIN.
- pet'l.hin. house n lisit ord recev-
q TIE i.lla~lo. rem W!ndh4m c.uaty.
>ofnts ttrit, = lew day ago:
"Dear Ssr - WISH Q bay Domestic
b'54e lin ira 4. wan. 10 taou hsw
nnca CO / DIN .tla Blon IIlus,ra,, d.
| IN You have ugh Domestic BIZ
pc Illustrated. Direct To- Dey Va.
STOW Mheie IS i.ome.tic Dole lAusira-
Ted y
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Lssi week, Says the Nontresl TT,t
"S@s, - French Canadian and ostcr.t
all appearance died sud-, nh ana Vas
taken Il he church Tor nts,men.. -
the se.sicc wa. p'oce disg, no,sc. were
herd cem'ig nom .he c,Gin, tie 81
Was take, of, and the man W., found /.
be awe. On The tol.osing day lie wa
40 .e 10 lie abor;.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

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disease cold settles somewhere III the body. and
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and disease " hale IN this condition oppressed hy
The arrangements, take Ayers Pills. and see row
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tions and arrangements Of tie natural functions OF
the body. they rapidly and many OF them surely.
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virtues u these Pills, will neglect 70 employ t,clr
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Statements nom Leading ply s!cians in some Oh the
principal cities, and from other weil-known public
rerscLs.
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Dyscnscry, Eiarri,r.,. rselar, worms,

From DR.. !. q. Green, Of ,hicogo
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rhea, Their sugar-coatng makes them very &C
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DEPARTMENT or TIE INTERIOR

Na,hhston, y. G ith Eco, IN5G.
SIR: have used your Pills in nv genera. and
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Physician OF the lfnrits LGnssl,ttL
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prbdshed fcr lie benefit, ~ / a- a warning ard
4 rALripS - YCu,G aEt,
wh1 suffer from oges.natorrh GA Nervous Deail-
t.. Premature Decay, etc, supplying at tho
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oEy
ly apciosiae y pos paia aaarassed envelope,
sIhrso copies NAV NJ lad II the author.
NATHANIEL, MAYFAIR, E5q..
tn,27 al&wIyl s.af.ri. King Cc"r,v. :. Y.
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From Jr. Z " CuffnriyGt, Aetc Orleans.
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The syse;u OF free letter delivery h 5
''o'e Ito operation IN Buffalo. The
Ks lar tie reception oi letters far tn.
'nA's have ufen piace.i at couye,iet,
'"'"'s. Lei e1s received by inai. whe,e
re hum 5ef q the resi1eac 5 o. The pei
ems to whom ;aey are t,re..le,, is give.
NJ De d strisa e,l b. ey.,iers. witbonj
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MRS L.Ms of jackson county, Ind,
sroze TO death in her own Lous. on The
n'gns OF The lss., fer lack Of Sufficient
yea eiot'aisgto protect her from Inc se
ssn'y ST the weather. She, was. very
3D. and was ID moot dessi.ote circdip-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

r:SEAS E>Gr Ts3E NEFNOJS, : = H.
IsnI, URINARY AND SEXUAL Sys.
TEals rev and reliable trentment-in Ne
port, If the HOWARD ASSOCiATION-Se
By mail in scaled envelopes. free Of chatse. Id
dress, Or. J. SkILLtN II CCHT or, Howard
Association, 80. 2 south Ninth Street, phils
de.plia "a. .v3.-a ssfa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
70 f0sasnaa,t,fiU s.

Ie I.ey. y. 4. Wilson's lie,scdy 'or Consump-
tiea, hsthma Droaetitis. Coughs, Cold, srd all
threat ana Is1s Affections, together with d
"a pblet giving he Pee cription and shor. his
torY u his case. can be o. .ained &c
T. =. BatLORD.
Druggist, avenTor'. Iowa, No IVES. q ST.
dsc2 2m isw
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ruE ALfETytEAKs.

We 6nd the following highly sPPro.
pirate remarks in the Chicago Journal
otAIGdlbU HIf S1N'i -"
Naturally enough, and properly enough,
great id gns,ion has been provoked
and ex,st4l very generally among our
psdt,' 4, agaiasei that class OF residents
Who. IN Anticipation Of tho enforcement
rveshs-e,snx-rfprfru 4ey, nsvs 15sgsr
and obt.inei sxss psdsf ~ fotsweAr,ag
American citizenship, and placisg them.
sefSossu ge1v tbc protection Of the res
idcnt Consuls OF foreign governments.
The extent to which this cowardly and
unmaniy practice has been carried, is
astounding. IL the city &C Chicago.
alone, there Is list OF several hundred
Of ,hese men, whe, while residing here
and enjoying all the Blessed benefits Of
citizsn.h declare the nseses cit z.ns
tho pea, hiliiy Of beng snmmored 70
aid the Government in drfeuGing ind
preserving the national ii: critics and
Institutions under which they a'e bless
ID, prcspered and protected. 1t Is IN
exhibition II base ipgratitude and pitt
ful cowardiee that ought not to be toll
Grated with impunity.
II isa questlon that American CHI
ZEN may veil ask themselves ard each
other, at thia time, whether it is rot
their duty to tr at these alien ingrates
rs outlaws. They coms here, t seems,
to share the benefits of cur nationality,
with mt being willing, n an emcrpcn-
oy, to aid IN defending from assault and
threatened desth ''the goose that lays
the golden egg" for them. 1t is known
that many OF these fellows Lave voted
at our local and general elections, aad
exercised all the inmuuities and priv
ilege. of citizenship, without lie, or
hioerauce. And now, when there 10 a
likelihood OF their services being re-
quired ~ behalf OF the nation, hey
sneak into corner, and seek, under
the protection of foreign flag to
evaie dn'y which very hoaorabl.
instinct Ct manhood demands oil the
residents q the country. 1t Is shame
ful and ueacher1us p.ece Ut bn 'ncs.
iha- ng u - make every one engsgcd
il b, "a yhjee 30 b. pointe.l al aad de-
sprsea BY a! true ncn.
H.. Cheese g wmdlv ard d.shonor able
dNs,ts, who gai.. Their lyoi rood among
u, bHt .eiase 10 BE- of u In times 81 put
lie IA n - y ikad. Lrttf..rna.rc,
be p Al Il. IL pub ic tiaee, ~ o,c
the con r Who're th.v 81 be read ~
handed dosn + iufsmg. l., etn be
tabooe !, dsspised, ou'iauod. III e.5-
tioy -s refuse - give them saaalions.
Lee sccic y s!ut taom out OF Its pri.i
legs. H. them te forced to leave
TIE county ~h.ch they htse virtually
iors~o. AID 20 10 the couatrv 10 hose
ha@ toes sneaA ior protection.
y f9reignet e-iding in tbs country.
Is MT t. b'ame FOR being foreign Torn,
I'D so Ioug as lie behaves himself W
arc " ling that he should scj,y our va
tionai blessings and privileges cqual,
with ourselves but when, alter having
enjoyed these hIcssiog- and privilege nc
turns AGAINST IA, ta,n We sat let tia be
marked Is tn.u who is moi worthy TO
live among IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

D0RlNG The l's.' ear o e ilunlr, d and
s~snt'-eght pe,sc il. over .e.e4,y ,ear4
u age, aied III P1 nidcncc. Rhode Island
~ie Vas aged or bundled and three
years; two, nil ieiv-iour years; two,
h"ety-'hiee " .srs; and thlr,y-eight
we're over eighty years old.
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Fron q Fo,1rardiug Merchant u So. Louis, Fet 4,

ZOO.
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CcmstiE,ntion, stossiyenes-, Suppression,
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Paralysis, Fits, etc.

from DR. H. y. Ifsa9hR. Montreal. CdHadtf
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frop, Mrs. z. Start. Physician aud Mia,r,ra
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"
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WARSAW, Wyoming Co. n r.. Oct q. 1855
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cleanse the system and pusffy HE .founfosRs ~ fne
Iaoo9. JOHN {, liEAtuiAI NJ y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-20

We had the following highly spPro,
pirate remarks in the Chicago Journal
otMSdlAH HIH SI'N'io.o
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-01-13
Special t, the Ci.iclg1 Ttibune.
Great Storm ika tfse = ssPG:a
vs. esi.

OSHKOSH. WIS, Jan 3.-We have had
three days OF the most severe weather
that ever swept over the North est-
The storm opened on Thursday with a
cold driving snow. Friday morning the
mercury had fallen to the almost iucredf-
bic degree of thirty eight below zero
| Fahrenheit. On Saturday morning it
was thirty six bsiow zero. At this time
Sunday aiternuou) it Is eight below ze
70. No trains have arrived at this Sta
ton, on the Chicago and Northwes Raii-
way, since Thur<day noon, but will prob
ably get through tonight
The only casualties We heard of is that
of woman being frozen to death while
driving a team between Berlin and Ro-
| sendalc, WinuebaSo county. There are
many cases Of frozen feet and hands, aud
smaller members.
On Friday night the dwelling house OF
| William Fowler, in this city, took fire and
was entirely dctroyed. Onc child was
badly frozen. Mr. Fowler and his wife
were absent.
ROCKFORD. ILLINOIS, Jan. 3.-Thc
most severe storm since 1855 has been
raging here since Wednesday, common
cling with a heavy fall Of snow about mid
night. 1t Was quickly followed by a ter
riblc wind, the thermometer falling before
morning to thirty three uegrecs below ze-
ro. The sill and wind continued till
after dark, the snow drifting badly, the
thermometer varying but little from thir-
ty degrees below zero.
On Friday the wind blew perfect gale
all day. twas intensely cold, and it was
impossible for man or beast to stop out
but few minutes at time. 1t is re-
ported that Que man was frozen to death,
and several SO badly frost bitten in the
extremitles that they will have to have
hands and feet amputated. The first train
since Thursday morning passed here at
last night.
The main line of the Galena road is
now open from Freeport to Giilbcrt's Sta.
ton, and will probably be through to
day
One lady passenger, while storm bount
at Bclvidere, was attacked with diptheria
and died last night few minutes after
her arrival here
Business ha. been nearly suspended
on account OF the roads being impossible
and the intense cold.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, January s, 'Gl.-Nc
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-01-13
HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY,. jan.


A committee of nine was appointed to
consider the expelicncy of constructing a
railroad between a. Y. and Washington
for postal and other purposes.
MIR. Farnesworth from the Military
Committee reported joint resolution ex
tending bounties heretofore paid from
January 5th to March lat.
Mr.. ,Farnesworth's joint resolution
passed unanimously.
The Postoiice appropriation bill was
considered.
Mr. Dawes, OF Massachusetts,, from the
Committee on Elections, reported a BIZ.
fixing the uniform time for holding the
election for representatives in Congress
and enablIng soldiers to vote for said OH
Gers, which was ordered to be printed and
recommitted.
Dawes, ON behalf of the Committee on
Elections, and stephens, on behalf OF The
Committee on Ways and Means, Obtained
permission for these two committees tc
sit during thc sessions Of the House.
Mr.. Arnold made an anti-slayery
speech and the House then adjourned