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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07
City Ordinance.

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An Ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 10,
being IN ordinance entitled An Ordinanee
TO restrain the running 1t large OF Swine,
and to authorize the impounding, distYsinine
and sale Of the same." 81 - -
The City Council Of the City Of Red Wins do
ordxin:
Section l. That section one Of Ordinance No.
Is Of said city, posed July 18th, A. D. 1870.
Do amended so ~ to read ~ follows: Sec. l.
Il shall 70! he lawful tor any swine 70 run .,
OF Red Wing, and any and all swine shall -
restrained from running At large within said
Sec. :. That Section two Of said ordin.,e.
No: Il Do amended 50 - 70 resd ~ follovs:
go. :: That al that psyt Of the Eastsrly
aan o. - Le: No. n'ns co. in Block No. swenty-
|eity, that !. nov enclosed or sf.li hereafter s.
enclosed with . wall, 30, and the ssue herebv
is made and established a. public pound !: ior
the lmpounding of any swine hereafter foand
running at large in or upon any street, alley,
ievee, or other pnblic place or grounds within
sne hnlts OF said city after this ordinance shall
~ . enect, and any and ill swine ~ found run
ning at larfs may b taksn up and confined i,
said pound until redeemed or ethsrviss dis-
posed Of g hereinafter provided. e :.
Sec. g. That Section 70 Of said ordinances No.
10 % amended % - 70 road ~ follows: XII
eec, ~. on eooplaint on oath made BY any
refssn g the City Juatice Of said City that any
Of the odsnces mentioned in Sections thirteen
or fourteen Of this ordinance ha vc been commie-
ted said City Justice shall proceed there non
and cause the offender to be arrested and tried
ior such offence in the same msnnsr u tor ths
tnai OF criminal offence, triable before any
Justice and i: the offender s1all 30 found
guilty he shall b <,unished BY ane o. hersin-
before proyidsd, and .dJudesd to %, tie es.t.
OF ealt, and commlstsl to Jail untI sueA 1na
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07
RED WING MARKET.
Beaas-75c09l, 40 " BUSH
Butter-l00l2c " ID
Candles-Tallow i5c y ID.
- o. ~ ssA ~

Butter-l00l2c " ID
Candles-Tsllow i5c Rlh.
:. Star ,17c " ID.
Stearcne, zoe " ID.
Sperm, 45t050e " lb.
Cheese-i06l21<c# ID
Coffee-Rio 25c-Java CSC v fb.
Fiuid-72sse y gallon.
Fruit-Dried Applos sIaloc " fb.
Fish-Cod, 50 " fb-Msckercl Sc vh.-
neriugs g. " fb. ="
Feathers o95oc " !t-Live geese 7sc y ID
Furs- Mink s10sl ,s5; otter: sssas4; Musk
Rat Sole.
Flour y sack q, oo-bbl $500.
Corn Meal, etail,-e1,0 90 " 100 lbs.
Grain-Wheat No. so@es: No. 57tase.
Corn Cor so s7 e v oushe'.
Barley, 3o035c.
G'ass-sxlo $3.50, sxi2 1918, 1oxls %2,75
loxl4 8:.s5, sxls 1885 " box Of so feet.
Aides-nry &c, Green 31<c " b.
;. Lime-756l, 90 v Dbl
Lumber-Florine sl4@s1s. v thousand
sll@is; Clear do go. S:ss y thousand. "'''
Siding l2,oN0eie 90 " thousand.
Shingle--No: l $3.50, No. 2 e1,75 per Mr.
| Lathes--Sl, so per h.
! Pickets-e80$l0. per thousand.
Lead-Bar l0c ~ lib.
Shot-S2,lo sack, 10c " fb.
syrup-N. .. SOC W. I. soc; Golden, soc Y
gallon.
Nsils-sd i I'D $40 y fb; lod aud upwards
y key S3,75.
Ojl-Linsced 81, 90 Whale 81 rs, Lard q, rs
Kerosene Is c. y gallon.
! Paints-white Lead sl,7s02, e5 " key Yer.
million, 400 " fb.
j Observation-Disclosures o025c ~ busbel
Pork -S1s. " Dbl, loc " fb.
\ Lard-6c " fb
Rice-10c W fb.
soap-Common, 51151Gs15 v tt; Fancy BRAID,
lo0l215c " tb.
l5c, Brown ll012c y ID.
Starch-s0:2hc Yfb.
Salt-s2,5u per Dbl, bag, fnc, zoe.
Tea 75t0l25c " fb.
Sash--Sxl0 $40 ~ light.
Wood-S20$2,50
Whiskey-20@3oc per gallon.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07
Chicago, Prairie Du Chen
AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY LINE
MOST DIRECT ROUTE
FROM ALL POINTS IN
he NJ or tn s~e0t
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
AND ALL POINTS
f. n st n N d Sou h.

The advantages. of this route I, ON n, points
on thu Upper Mississippi to Chicago and the
East, are superior to those offered by any COM
peting Line.
No change Of Cars is made between Prairie
lu Chen and Chicago.
The Splendid Filst Class Steamers Of the
Prairie du Chen and St. Paul Packet Line
superior to all others on the Upper Mississippi
for speed, comfort and convenience, make d.
rect connection with Express Trains ut Prairie
du Chen.
By this route, passengers are enabled to each
Chicago as quick as by any other getting 4
full nights rest and breakfast, on board thu
Steamers; making tho change from Steamer.
to Cars by daylight, and avoiding all On. nibu.
travel.
Tho distance from St. Paul to Chicago ny
this route is $50 miles. The distance via thl
| La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is 462 miles
Over one mile Of Omnibus Ira We! 10 incurred
BY taking the route via Ia Crosse and Milwau-
kee.
Those facts snt,tle this Line to It least an
equal share Of tho North western bu ~inese.
~. N. HCBBELL, E. P. BACON,
cstern Travelling General Ticket
Agent. Agent, Milwaukee
h. C. HOFFMAN, & CO.,
Agents, Red Wing.
n3SA MOTT
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

New SAW MLL,-Our enterprising f low
citizen, Mr.. +. j. Little, having purchased
the engine and machinery formerly used in
the mill at Trenton, Wisconsin, has CON-
menced building saw mill on the levee be-
tween Broad street and Drews mill Mr.. L
informs as that he proposes running shingle
and lath machines, and intends 10 have =
first class mill .-Republ'can.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

Sabbath, assembled at the railroad Aforesaid,
and amused themselves by riding on tho
lumber car. From about ten feet from tho
outside Of the mill on the landward side
to tho sid ofthes mill nearest tho river, tho
railroad has avery steep grade, being an
incline plane Of about forty five degrees
In the exhuberancs =: their joyful spirits
the boys started the car on the livsl track
this side the mill, and pushed it, each mo
ment increasing its velocity, unit! it reached
the point before mentioned, when to their
dism.y they found it could not b stopped.
On it went, crashing through the door into
the mill, and down the track inside with the
speed Of lightning, striking the door on tho
opposite side through which it went. precipi-
tating tho car, and one boy who did not sue
ceed in getting of when it started, into the
water below. a distance Of fully twenty
feet. The boy was not hurt, although com.
pletely drenched with water. 1t is surpris-
ing that he was not, for had he fallen straight
down, he would have struck on some logs,
but the momentum acquired in rushing
down the track threw him outside OF them.
We understand the rartiee have determ;n-
cd nat to sue GrAhnis, Daniels 4 Co. for
damages inasmuch Is there was no reeular
contract for passage.
~
Proceedings Of the City Council.
APRIL 10Th, 1862.
Council met :; members al present.
Petitions Of P. SANFORD, and B. F. Drum.
dage and others, praying tho Council ia
cause to be removed all filth and obstruction
in ii, alleys in the city were presented to
the Council.
VIC. Williston, Clerk, offered the follow.
ing resolution: -.
Rtsolped, That thu City Marshal Be di
rected to notify the owners aud occupants o.
all lots fronting on any street or abustins on
any alley in the city to remove all obstruc'
tons and filth in said street or alley oppo
site the respective lots so owned or occupied
and in case such owners or occupants shall
not commence to remove such Instructions
or filth within twenty-four hours after re-
csiving such notice, that said Marshal pro
coed to cause tho same to be removed.
The resolution was, on motion, adopted
The Committee on Health reported tina
the matter complained Of by the petition o
&. A. Carlson, does not constitute public
nuisance.
i W. C. Nilliston, Clerk, asked leave Il
present an Ordinance 10 amend Ordinanc
: No. 16, which was granted whsreupon h
I" presented that elsewhere Published in tn
VOLUNTEER, which was passed.
The bill Of Parker & Allen for printin,
done for the late Council, amounting t
$3.50 was presented and ordered to bs paid
Council adjourned cae week.
c. GRAHAM, Mayor.
| w. =. W1LLIsToN, Cler&.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

TxANxs..-Ws are under Obligation to thu
Aous. Rice, Wilkinson, Aldrich and Win
don for important and valuable public doc
uusnts, snd for Interesting speechss. The,
will please accept our thanks.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

-ATrsH11ex FIR1xEN.-To.night il the
regular monthly meeting Of the Fire Com
paay. Let there b full attendance, a
lmpNtaaht business will b before the meet.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

NV NEAT MARKET.
ss GEORGE KGRNER
C0sner af Bread and u.ia aeY,~s.
Red WING, AINXk6OFA.
Ks1ls oonssaatly o. land : aualu.r,,nl
4 recruitment OF ffesh and salt 100
- osrsasss, Tales, ca.dlas, Lard, O
M Rev. s,rA3 -
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

cAsn'AoEs.-We happened to drop in at
Lowster's the other day, and while there
were shown some Of the most beautiful teys
for children that we have ever seen. They
have also just received = splendid lot of
eh''drens' carriages, . description Of which
IL beyond our power. But call and look at
them. Mrs. Lowater very kindly showed
the whole stock 10 us. and We should have
purchased, onl!! We are not in need of such
artieles.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07
HLANKS! BLANKS!!

oaAsar's-H.r'.n Ia. just received
6as lot sf Oranges. Try one.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

AL whs want clean, smooth face eau
Sb<a;a that luxury by calling At Prot G.
]. Landsrsn's, over the way. He barber
isss his customers by no means barberously
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

STxPPlNa SToNE.-Mr. e. P. Lowater
Wa patriotic enough ore day last week ia
place large stone in front Of the Post OF
dee, thereby efecting an easy entrance into
the said Office. He deserves tho thanks o
the public. Ia
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

1hAs1asAD AccDxrr.-A ,erioue ,ce;;.
's''ss e'ees'Fsd % The line Of ssilroed leadiae
- IL Sersh.e..tsrn part II Ii. ci.y
1sssaSsss through Grannis, Daaiels &
ca III = he Mississippi rive. last week,
u passlass Of which y. did 10, learn IN
asasse sfsssss lase 4ss. It. ,s sa,d.v.
Tia ehalrh euag bsll had ceased e,llipe II.
psspb - 1sssA aod with sol,m. Nj,
cd dsvstisaals hearts tn sood psopls Of Ii.
city Aa3 Rlharsl il tryas;ss churches
shass ssyvsss ssvsrsasly katsaiag d: u.
~ssa u distas trutA. y 1anbsr e bog,
ss'seasag ~ sacssf iajuasaisa 4 u.
go sssk, concerning ths stsesvaaiea II u
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

RENARKABLE.-For the last two summers
small bird, called the Phebe. on account OF
iss ehirp resembling the sound Of that name,
has built it, nest and Matched and reared
its young in Gr.nuis, Daniels & Co.'s mill.
almost immediately ever tho saw. 1t seems
to pay NO attention to the noise and ccn-
fusion. and the men are careful not unnece,-
sa'''y to disturb it. This spring it j. back
again, preparing 10 rebuild ito old nest.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07
!. NOTICE OF DISOLUTION. !

=. NOTICE OFDISOLUTION. lis
Nor,os IL hsrsby given that ths,e"-psrtass-
ship Esretofore, existing between .ThomasaF:
Minnesota, under the firm name Of Towne q
Fierce has thit day been disoivcd BY mutual
|conssnt. he Susincss Of tic lato arm willbe
settled by JoshuaC. Pierce wiiosfs authorised
to :, Use the firm name for thass purposs.s eaay
" =. - 's T,,.. z. 8. : THOMAS r, TowNE.
-.s.-..,. JOSHUA ,1 PIERCE.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07
GOLD PENS RE,POlNTED l..
=. PRICE FIFTY CENTS. 80

Enclose the Pen IN aletter with the cash Or
postage stamps The return mail viii bring
che pen a. good ~ new. ~s sssF&* = 53Fsa -
Send 81 and the return mail will bring i esoll
gold pen, two carats fine, in silver ,extsntiou
holder. Send seventy i've cents, and the 70
turn mail viii BRING . good gold pen, ladiss'
size in silver case with ivory handle, ia box.
Address, 's1:s' E. r. W.ATKATH. -.
No. :, Malcolm Block, syracuss, n. u
|. ~ Editors giving this advertisement, four
esive an excellent PENN payment. s@s9
'E.L.Wst
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

TIE CLARA AMEs.-Capt. Amss has
finished his new steamboat, and christensd
1t Clara Ames, in honor Of whom we can't
say: but should We attempt to guess We
would ssy wife, daughter, sister or some
Other loved one. The Captain has finished
bis boat just in season, aud has commenced
his summer work in earnest, with plenty
to do.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

PRoFEss1oSAL.-By referring to our ad .
vsrt'sing colum will be seen the professional
card I. E. Wright, NJ. D. Dr.. Wright
comes highly recommended from his former
place Ct residence, Indiana. Those wishing
medical service will do well to call upon
him
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

LuHBER.-Sunday, the first rats Of log.
this ssason, came down The river. 4 gen
tlsnan who left Saltwater last Saturday in.
formed u that thirteen large rats Of log
had just been towed through the St. Cro:,
lake, and would be down soon.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-05-07

MIsTAKE.-1n our State items on the
first pags is one from the Pioneer and Demo-
erst, stating that Houston County has paid
int the State treasury sixteen Thousand
dollars. being her full portion Of the wa,
tax. A subsequent issue Of The Pic1ee,
says the amount was SO thousand instead
# siYteen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

MORE CANDIDATES FOR SUSPENSION
-'Grave and probably valid charges
are urged against the Secretary Of thu
INTERIOR" says the New York World
"for improper speculations and Other
malfeasance in Office" So another
apostle Of the "great cause of human
freedom" has polluted bis fingers. Garry
out the dead. There will be long row
Of collins pretty soon.
The Leads OF the Patent and Pension
Offices are involved in the charges
against the Interior Departmcnt,aud it ii
said they will be removed.
1t has been proven that Republican
t uber is not good for cabinet making
Let Mr.. Lincoln knock the trash te
pieces, and select some good SOUND
Democratic oak, and make up Cabine
that will be of some service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
From New Madrid.
Special to the Chica on Tr;hura


NV MADRID 4th, via CArRo 5th.
A heavy storm passed over our camps
this .. No., and during its continuance
We heard nothing Of artillery practice
at Island No. 10. This afternoon the
roar Of mortars is heard continually and
furious bombardment is progressing
The entire army will be paid of this
week. The Paymaster, escorted by two
companies Of cavalry, arrived TO-DAY
from SikestoD, with the necessary funds
A teamster, who has just returned
from Commerce, reports that s. G..
Kitchen, the we'll known Colonel of the
rebel Thompson's band Of thieves. ia in
the swamps back Of that post with q
squadron of rebel cavalry estimated at
200. and that fears are entertained that
Union men in the vicinity viii! be sub
Jected to fresh prosecutions. Another
report Is current this evening that JEFF.
thompson has assembled force Of con.
SIDERABLE strength at Holcomb's Island
~ Toe terminus Of the plank road. az.
teod'ng westward from Point PIe..s..
~op M;. ! miles from this camp.
MS position il represented BY scout.
a. exceedingly strong, and his defenss.
are 90 arranged that with an ius;cn;f.
cant force he can Withstand slmo.s ."r
army 10 can bring against him.
Inc entire country hereabout. !.
strongly secession. The women are ~.
ticuiarly Violent and dsnounce the armv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

GiDs1oe1 sbssgh yslsSsEdsy 10y wssSI
ssgagsd il mounting new gus q Inst
place. Yesterday : sharp firing was
kept sp Ill day, . whieh the 1sbels r.
piled vigorously, showing their irrita-
ton.
TIE Bsntou succeeded il lodging .
shell in the rebel steamer Izel, causing
her to hastily run under cover OF the
Island. 44
Their wharf boatlwas also dislodesd
and sent down stream. -Four Of i've
shells from one Of the mortar boats ex-
ploded 10 the midst Of their upper en-
campments. Heavy canuonad'Dg has
been heard I'll day il the direction OF
New Madrid, indicating that the Caron-
dolst has not failed Of finding plenty OF
work.
OF General Popes movements ~
have no news.
Our mortar boats are firing OCCASION.
ally to-day, but yet no response from
the enemy.
eP. M.-vsry heavy firing contiD.
ues to Be heard in the direction Of New
Madrid.
It 10 thought the Carondolet is en-
gagged with some rebel gun boats. From
one to eight heavy reports are heard
per minute. Whatever the occasion Of
the engagement, at this writing it il .
desperate one.
Official dispatches have been received
BY tho flag officer announcing that the
Carondolet escaped the rebel batteries
uniniured. A single musket ball struck
her rail, but otherwise she was untouch
ed. Her escape is attributable to the
the fact that she Rugged the shore Of
the Island closely. It was impossible
for the rebels to depress their guns sufi.
cieotly to bit her. There is great rejoice
ing throughout the feet, At her signal
escape.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

aoa 0esesoooot % uoOeoeasee 49,
The men from motives ofprudcnce Keep
quiet tongues in their heads
Nsw NADasD, AIail q.
The telegraph wire between bisd's
Point and this camp was discovered To-
day to be cut in Ct least dozen pisces
between here and Sikeston. Gen. Pops
immediately Issued special order o..
rectipe residents along the route that
they Will be held responsible for the
safety Of the telegraph, and that II any
damage 10 done to it near their farms or
residences their houses sball be burned.
themselves and families arrested, brought
to camp. and visited with the severest
punishment.
No change has been made 10 the
position Of affairs 1t the Fort or Point
Pleasant aud Riddles Point. Rebel
gun. boats and transports pass without
difficulty our batteries at Point Riddles
None have come above Point Pleasant.
on BoARp TIE SfsAYRR WILsoH,l
Island No. 10, April l. )
Yesterday the bombardment waa
more active upon our fort than tor sev.
eral days previously. At 10 o'clock the
Benton crossed over to the Missouri
shore, near the Point, and commenced
firing with her new Dahlgreeu, at the
floating battery. Three shots struck,
and it was hauled off to the foot Of the
Island, apparently disabled, in the P. m
A Reconnaissance was made by q
small party in . skiff after the burning
of the steamer Winchester, which was
sunk in the shoot. They circumnavi.
gated the whole Island, and reported
that they did not see man upon the
Island.
The tents were still standing, and
while the parties were in the vicinity,
several Of our she'll struck in the ecamp.
ment, but not . person could be seen Of
he floating battery.
Whatever may be the condition Of the
Island. !: IL evident that the rebels still
remain in force upon the main shore TO-
night. ,.,
A large force Of men we're observed
at work 10 the upper battery trying &c
unspike the guns which Coz. Roberts Sc
effectually lpiked on Wednesde, n'en'
The Benton opened fire upon tn"
with her DahIgreen rifles, and with the
aid of the mortars, soon done them
away.
Nothing late from General Pope has
been received, although We can hear his
cannonading almost incessantly day and
night.
The health Of the feet and land forces
is excellent; nearly all the newspaper
correspondents are sick, however.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

SECRETARY WELL4s.-1D'ssp e0'A'S'
fossil Of the Cabinet is becoming eA'
ceedipgly unpopular with the people
Hi. own party friends seem to have Dc
come disgusted with his course ana aIe
ready to SEQ him turned adrift, and some
GOOD. active and intelligent man p'ace .
in hi. .tead. The country demands H.
Said Senator Collamer, Of Vermont Tue
o,ha, d.v. II cannot but say that the
.n,render Of Norfolk last year vas per-
fectlv diseraceful to this nation and
e,erv hour our enemies have held It has
been equally so. So bad, indeed 10 II,
that the very committee We appointed
to examine into it, unwilling to expose
TO the world the history Of that transac-
ton to our Disgrace, have never brought
forward to this day their report, and l
believe that they never will, and l do not
know that they ever ought"
For this and other acts which the
sleepy-headed minister has been guilty
of. he should be sent back to the quiet
of his home in the wooden nutmeg
State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

W - endsssaensa aerse = he fellsvi,
TERMS o. SUBSCRIPTION:
), DAnY.-l93< senss psr veeh ~, aAle ......
~ ~ pest-sose sslessibas, 4e,Oo per ~"
WssxIY.-S3,e0 pr a,san. n aAva,s~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
0P1OIAI NoTL0W
TO CONSUAIPT1H.ES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health
in sfsw weeks BY . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
10 anxious to make known to his fellow-su6srsra
tho ..ncans Of cure.
To Al, Tho desire it, he viii send copy Of the
prescription use. free ofrharss,) with the diree-
ton for preparing and ,-'ins the 'ane which they
will find suRs CURE FOR Con- cAf11oS, As1aAA'
BRONCHITIS, 10. Tho only object o. no sover'
tiser in sending therrescription Is to benefit so'
afflicted, and spread information which no con-
ceivesto b. invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, - it viii cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please i'd
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WlLLIAMsDuHaH,
octsO-3mw Kings County, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

Costar's Rat, Roach, &c Exterminator.
Costar1
Cos.ar's Bed-bug Exterminator.
Costar'S
Costar't Electric Powder for insects, 20.
1855, Soc AND 81 90 Boxes, BorrL1s AND FLAsxs
So AND s. FOR PLANT ATi0xs, SHiPs, BoArs,
HoTELs, &C., &c, &c.
cAUTloN!!! To prevent the public from
being imposet upon BY Spsriovs and Highly Per-
nicioss ksssatioss. new label hes been prepared,
bearing facsimile Of tho Propr,etors signatsrs.
Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully BE-
fore purchasing, and take nothing but COS.
TAkS.ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-08

TO FARMERS AND FAMILIES de-
sirous Of owning good Sewing Machine, that il
simple in its construction, strong and not liable
got out of order. one that makes thestiteh alike
ON both sides, ono that doe. net skip stitches Or
unravel, one that will equally we'll on thick Or
thin cloth, one that will run over gathers with
out breaking, one that makes . uniform seam.
(leaving no ridge underneath one that will use
any No. of cotton thread, linen OF silk, one thu
will last for years on al kinds Of work; in short
ono that is not more trouble than it is WORTH buy
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STER co. Machine, at il the cheapest IN the
end" Sec advertisement in another column
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