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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-09
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES o
We R M N.

V E. r M I N.
Tho, : preP e.: unlike all o.hsr') .r.'
!. Not dangerous to the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their hsles to die"
"They are the only infsllible remedies knows."
al years and more established in New York City.
Jstdby--the City Post Office
Ussd blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
ICED blythe City Steamers, Ships, BE.
Used 1.-the City Hotels-Astor-- st. Nicholas
U.ed blythe Boarding Houses, &c:, DO.
U.ed by--moee than $4,000 Private Families.
~ See one or too Specimens Of wAat Is Epsry-
.ehere said BY the Peopk-Eaao,s-Dea Dealers, DC.
HOUSEKEEPERS--tro troubled with vermin need
DO 20 no longer, if they use "CosTAR's" Extermi.
majors. We have used it to our satisfaction, and
poisons, but they effected nothing; but "Costar's"
article knocks the bre.th out OF Rats, Mice, koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than We can write it
1t 10 in great demand al over the countSy.--Aedi-
ma O.) GazeHe.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County BY Vera il, than would
pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect Killer.-Las-
caster VIE Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-We arc selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used. Rats, Mice, Reaches and Vermio disappear
ragidIy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-09

Costar's Rat, Roach, 20 Extsrminatof.
CostarS
Cos .ar's Bed-bug Fxterminator.
Costar's
Costar't Electric Powder for Insect. 10.
In So, SOC AND 81 90 Boxes, BorTLrs AND FLAsKs,
So AND S. FOR PLANTATIONS. SHIPS, B0ATs,
HOTELs, &C., &C., DC.
CAUTjoN!!! To prevent the public from
being impose, upon BY Sp"riops and Highly Per-
micioxs limitations. . new label mas been prepared,
bearing /acsinile OF the Proprletor's signaturs.
Examine each box, bottle, or mask carefully be-
TAkS.D
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-09
Notice.

DlssOaestl0vs Of POrissershst,.
THE FIRE OF THOMPSON 1 BROWN IS
i this day. SOLVED BY mutssl consent. All
debts Of tho 6rh 70 - settled BY james Thonp-
son. Mr.. Brown retiring from the 6rm: NJ.
Thompson will continue the business Ut the old
stand, where he will always b ready to wait upon
al cusiomess@th the public for al past ia
voes. he hopes TO merit continuance OF the same.
september Q. 1861. .-
1O-dt0 IRA BROWN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-09

freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
goto all points East at all times, ut low rates
~ any other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-05-09

are run on Day Express Trains.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13

wssAs " umf4 ser tee nb1tn
Su8e4
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13
SSerer rttO sutdbtt9er 6dbrpIhtt4
tx 30 nk4i&s,u%e NJ GhtDsGtfenb1hr


IN uxb rad benz 16. Stunt 1852 eeten BITE 8hes rte tIclet'
Ser 1cftauo sfrii@en BoltintCre, @beeltn9, Nartc1sour!
urn an n Innftei res Neften8 Derldbt Baltimore (Spnao8s
onsoenpmnleM) nm $40 RorSe18.
GIN Ourn. acccnncooiiDnssu9 tIr nHe Ebeue ps SeFsas
bsrISet Baltimore UNI 6 lhr Nbenbs.
Der ErecertfsM ccpmntCbdttcnS@SuS
N,rfdst Baltimore fNE Trehertd unb btt ~bdarttheu ~ ssnosu
UISke f6dlih nm 4lthr 80 Nttnuttn gtdtuttttn9S,, aatt n%o
ncbrae keS GUnnt1gS, unb erretMt BreoertG una y. 49,
W6enbS; Derldet Set Der Mnditbr Erebert6 UNI o.SV DUE"~
unb lanai In Baltimore INN 8 u. 80 ID. UtttGgsan. ~
Der @Dicctt'S>W ftn8> Accommodations SSu9
otbt tdaNG NIT AushdtnAt beS SOnntasS wtt fOletttt .u
lerIset Contamination nm $40 u. 9.16 Wcrnatu' un0 ~"
1 as uns 800 gtemuA. .uh $40.
{. 15 unb 6,20 Mnmur. G
Na@ Maibinstpn unb benz Snben
aeben bte 8aee I'M 4.3O nnb 7,4O II, 10 ns gUsratttaaA Fwtf
nm 80 urb [, 10 GfaGnntttogS
Mra 6sUnnte nm 80 un6 Z 40 NlprsEHe.
Bon Wa1bingtDn
nm 800 unb TAO u. IL II. D~UrntttaeS rhS $50 uab BOO
gtcdm. aut SCnntas muir ginGntttta8s rt . 2'So
Ser brittle unh finfte Bug pom Baltimore unn per 5meu'
un6 pierte 0ua bon @dftingIrn baltet an ben gSes.StGticner
Der awette unb finite Bug bon Baltimore nno &~Saleu'SlC'
fett NIT Der MntapCItB Gabn IN Berbtnoun8.
A@- gDesen Tt6ets, Mustnnft, GSbrt u. |. y: SedSe MAJ
I'D an s. e. GrelGnh, &stnt an per Stest-O'nee
Hranspcrtas trtsraetfet, Baltimore.
I e! 90. GUIs C5easraI> SiGeter-. CAn1o.iD
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@tcbtt8 fair 0ttsDaaeperer.
2RSSlZE Scene arrangements fit Gin
wait0erer, bic mad Denl @efer 40 reiieu

WlNI den, h
Bon teatt ben 9. &SSentber an, aerb:n BITE GsnranSsrer
Gaf ber 9lprtEtrn Central GalSertfreet Depot GtfenbaEr
NIT nera Grpressna b~ef6sbert. Die 91tn btetet 0abrtr& rem
SHaieTnutsH esnca .SrSbtren @Srt4etI, Gle trsens
eiae GnpeSe Balm, 1uG TT fe mn "a NaetItn tdrser 1LS ieee an.
bsrs Balm naG ~beEaanten Dtdsen, dat @
Rtttsburg, @lerelano, Detroit, Sort Watne,
@bicago, Wiilpdufee, @alena, Dubuque, ct.
Yaul, 3fr6 Sslanb, burlington, Soma @tta
no gerbtn bespaIb BITE nit Der NOrtbern Central 5atn seben.
zen StrfCnen 10 Gtrn6en frabtr as ee NIT ansern Sa6uea
eebenDea e0st esntreftn, 6u1 wsrSea 4 MlaI spcitiaet bfe
gDaGtn tetet esTe<It. Sic Gatn ,tett bur6s ben, i65aeen
6bsl sE1 9ass. Die 9Gsat. @ntftrapae Ue tter t~ssGbicasp
tt 800 Mlttlsa DAD @epdf ntrp tier 9eaelAuet (~naarieb) j.
sept Nit BEN %gala8teren an ben SeRtntmunesSrt,
9tadl @retltne, Oaptcn, cincinnati, Snoias
napplts, Q~pui8rtIe unb ct. Souls
rtrSea tSenfaus gnRasttre ~bcf5rbttt unb fur tbr @eYad
tetR { tstttere lntiabunDsfrAen bere6net. Die Ya1aaiere
fSrlaea satt Dem 8 ntr-, cher Abenbs 10 nbr-8u mad allen
DsfIt9en yIeser sebsa rtnt ~untesress aufOebaIten 81 rtfSea
Observation-Disclosures uerben ~Serinuft TT Der Office eeS Mecnten
Dt14s So. 2S Htls-Strtek, rare NA6ters sDbat,.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13

Der Ncccmpb attDns. gus
bis 9r eberit per1dBtB Baltimore
u IN 6. 90 Madmi., unb 6rebertd i'm
4 80 11br MorSens.
Wad @beeline, 8arfersbnrS unp rem
Wefen 8 nbr 40 Mtin. Mersen8 urb 6 90
rbr Mbenb8.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13

Wa1 8elair. - Son Brcwns So.
tel IN 9isbffr. ieoen Dienftua. DOnnerltae
u. Samfta9. a 58 lna s
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13
8t9tiS ar Gtnipurberer nnb Reiienbe.
GriparntB BON 3eit, WeI0 u. Gntfernung
burb bic
Baltimore isttN 0bips0 ifetbabn
~ mad allen Ghetlen bes Wefsns

Yartersbur9 utib Marietta, cber 8enperb,
Js4 8beeltrJ uno Columbus.
Ole UaltlaUre- unb Ottps@tEenbatm ttettt hent resisnben
SnoIttura bic ertBttn 0Sttbelt In 4e,ue nuf 4tltefeit, DC.
quertItGseit, StGerteit, Sunttlt&sttt un6 S@Sntett Der Gse-
ntrienr 70 es ae ron tetntr ,nrbtra Balm tn btelera Qaubt
~Gtfrtrrten Gtre: Sieie Balm pom ctlunttf&en @leer nusge-
benz. tB BITE GItrae ausgepetatefe Qtnie, eiet@aettta nber aud
bte tarSsft unb f5aeGRf uaS baper Ste btaieRf RsS!e fir Ste
%SttsttnRen na& BEN gceasa. BE nsAt ~Strfebltn iUatsu, &c ~
ttraStn; E41aerI "
Weileneutfernuao pon Baltimore mad
@inenpnah
Webtr 3atfevstwSg AsY ayse!I.u Il
nebtr 9envUpb uac ~sDbstilus 4aH $50 @s9l
S SsSss S Sc @asisssa 1 neta ss'f'sFFe q, 81
cine etfNruts an Der Gwtftrnuas rVa 1f6
DurA BITE 9Glumbus- etnies = 500
int &rfpdrate an bcr Gntfernuae BON 3ik20 If Go
S~ftfenst, tuel@f bic Baltimore. Smb Ohtp.G tlenbab beuu.
Sen, lsssn te 8ttFtu tn IN Sasea iarua umb fatrtn In
BE anf bas aaerbeqntmHe uno mi eepUlRertenS ssen
etigtrsdtet Hnb. n@EaI -.
gl9l GabrpreiIe BON Baltimore naG;
Ito %f1nN GSepdH fret. d 52ts3&S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13

8altim u. Db 10 &tienDap ~
Mbf abttt
Sea @aibinston uni 4 ubr 30 Wtln.s
40 unb 10 llbr 8OrmittasS nno uu13 So
unb 5 10 Ra4u1ittaS8.
So n Maibtnstpn UNI 6 uhr, 14o Ino
II nbr grrmittaSs, nnb nm 8 Sou' "P'
NadmittaSs.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13

Na@ Reltpptlle NbiEab. Rcab.)
Ben @iitnSS Gun aSrtel @isbfl. ieren Dien
ffus, Dpnneraas u. Samfaa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13
Wtcbtt8 fir Gbnet0sr IL. 8eStecbcr,
@eCr9e 6ulbmanr, beutf&er Ma1AintR

frhber Bet Ginger & 60. New-ggrt.
ytc. 2S7 Us. 0rdtte ndbe @utawar.
Sebritaat bon Shuttle, Bobbins, sinding-guages &c.
eITphsst f% oatunSSeoa benz a~eeertea bentinen Sublitum tn
has @efbdft eiriHIdsenben Mrbetsn.
N:Ss gtne 0rOse Iuspabl Weef@tnen- Setbe, GtosI Got.
ION Srne StnneR. Ebreab, Del, aoeln, E~rymmings &C.. ICpis
rdtbta tu Nen- NcrIer greier. r WsSi3,Snt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13
aranfe nnb Gutfrdftete

Oc. SWH0tte1G 1871
3ulammenseleBter GYrup Don BtlbfirlGen.
Ssnust unb ~emYfUblen bon cen beribmtetet ~serster aIs
S SSs i,sst S,s ssS g. ss aEssds, gstt; ar tn = s;E 9s laaSs, S SI.,s bart.
Subscribing. bIanen 9uften, 8Iutfpeien, 9etiertet. f&waaei
| stimuis. s9mers IN ben llria.OIganea. psrS0rbensm But,
SGmer3 in Der Sete unb @raE, S~er;tIopEen Deer Serstrent.
belt, allen pals, Brnft. nnc 2uaSeuIetben.
Or. Sw1pne'S iln8a5
3uIarlmen9eebter Sprup bon Wtlbtir5Hen
anO lift gu ~Serfanfen in ieoen, ~bswObntca &bsile Der gr6s.
aaaa1sn2S Or. SwGpne2S sat-
3ulatmen9eIebter Syrup bon @ilbttrfden
miro ~3useretet inter Der unlaiteLbaren Muii&t Srn Or. 8.
Swaant, etuss gei6idtslI Ir3tes Der feline profeiiOHsls 9auf-
IGen Btlhpn9 in einer Der beften uM6 6Iteitsn SGuIen IN
BbilobeIpbta, ia pieaeidt in Der N8eIt, an9etrsiet. @r bteute
aa9ssr eiasn teolt@sa Gsrmin in ben philadelphia DtsFea-
lote, uno Nor bIele Sabre lang M1at I'M ScipitaI uno alien
Wrrnenbaus iener Stabt. E 28G0>
-n4a d. Swapne's
julantmen8elebter Syrup BON @ilbttrIGen
IL bater 9aea a~upsrldifg tein neuts I~neeprlfte, Experiment,
%lrmbera elm 10IiS e~rprobtes Mittel, bas in EauieRSsn BON
Sapnlten IN cselen! auo I'M Nuslenoe 8epraadt pirb, 2
.HfIaiD Or. SwaYne'Som a138 81
3uIammen9eeBter Sprup BON WtlbftrlGen
1T biz st ;sSrisinslss ssS sissis 81 a$te" SuIaniEssnisst'na ron is.
s~ltsrettst nsnrce. Ino bic einosey pslRe el reeeInldbteer
artt Sneerettet, esslel@ bic Ranen ron betannten 8sr3ieu 3u-
berettnuBen bon s9tIbtrIden beiseIsgt Hnb, aie aber nt1ts
nit tbrer Bereinng sm tbnn bebea, unb wel@e @anen ben.
lelbsa n1r bsiseli9 lint, bic aber ni9tS nit tbrer Beletuns
gu tprn baben, UNI tbusn etnen Nnf 81 peri@afen nno Ser
Atnteltt eerlelben ben Sertauf er De oisin bel ~i0rSIciet Ecu
ten %SufSrtern. e H44"
asilaat4 Or. Swa9netsH
aulamtnen9eleBter SYrup BON 0t6ttrIGtn
8er8eifet MI t.! 6aB ibr, pean Der Seib ~per1tppft ober
ui@t binldn9li@ SHsn isn iOnte
SpaYne'S 9arIapartla unb TbeerEvtlen
II 9erBtnnuas. nit benz GsiIetiri@et Sprlp tebmet; btels
Ytlen fnb elm i@neaeS r~eintSenbss xarirmittI, bns ade bSie
Sau1blonoernnAen aus reM Ueo1eu nu6 ben @ebGrmen emf,
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Sta9eS.

u al @cpantcWn unb E0W ens
% b II. nn4l AIS
Smnibuiie perla1en @de 5clipap u. Ta>
p~etteftr. UNI 8 l1br Morssn8 Il. 4. 80 Min.
Ra9mittas8. ara aa.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-13

Mntun tt
Bon MaIbinstpn fcn1u1en bic Slt9e ul11
8 I1br, uno 9 80 0prmitta9s uno una 1llbr,
S 80 NIB z ubr NadmittaSS bier an.
Der mefli9e Bug fculmt 6 Hbr AbenoS
unb Der Treberids 3uS nm IL nbr SOrs
mittasS bier an.
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Holloway's Ointment,

S9nse wiSri@e, 9sI9p0qeae uab Feife @eIenre, wunbe inO
~eftdanoete ShBe, allies bteies mus Der &oIoat ertrceen. Wlat.
ter, @rtnnsrt @u4. peru Cure S5bne bas Sen b. uebnsn,
UNI @efabreu gu ~besesnen, bebentt, weIdel lnttrftftuna Sr
%6enlelttn our4 etnen Eppf Der b%ttIenben uno tit.
Isnben Saib be ~sepabren tBnnt. Ouieibe nioGt bic aabs
isnnsa a"O g ltart Ss;t Z q! oSs lie ts DE sr0btsS grn.lsan9sn errasn
aMl nno nlaHt oteIeIben fart unb trdag tpeiL tHr
.al@lnS 1belbiebe uno RueelwunDen
pe nnncertfeltt9 1T ne, bait Gle @ntSinoung baccn alb unb
tsSx Tsllten19stls oe nnncea aulammen, mo BELT eabsr 81
sefabrlt@tts Munce i@nea unb cplfdneis,
Traren itnD S1rre(tern unlerer Trettptlltden,
Sbr tcnnt IN ben Sorniftern Gurer Dldnuer unO 8rlOer tcsr
&dsbarsrss anb ~n6tbioeres GsiHent etnsafen, eIs Ste
ans9e3etAnete Milit1rIalbe.
I Uua@ 0aS yolenlte1ea bel NaGt in Jfesen unb~ SaIts I
3 .tf @sit ff'' &. S sra, ! gon = mtrssn, 2uasr
oo9 nean man nf mt SonppaD's siren mnb Sinfs
s sasg sp Osssssn bat, Sss 4 ss,ns @siast 0ortanOsa. Ginss Siisa
snetnaI ess cages aul Der 8rxn unb am Sale einocrisbsu'
eslsltIssg os S@aerSsn unb bea aefG9tti6en Snfen. OaSsr
1a9en spr 5wr 8anjen Arnets 498gNH
&OIbaten. &AtunaI
ma ssSI na% Sarsr slSsnsm selauossu unb hant n@t ben III
Mee.Wttot5lnen. Vie NiQea uno baB Ointment fnb aber os
prltt. eS tno Die etuat8en Meoiaiu,a. Die IN @urCpdifden ga.
8g.ra 9e5raudt Dsreen. @eit 40 Sabrea bet Or. DoaOWas aHe
311nl RrteseS bate er Elm st9tnes Depot in 8aIodosa ,nur be-
lonesln WertaHl oteier 8rOben 9etlmitteI; oft Sertauit
lsn M9snt ~ sts,m Gage aher cine sbnns Ointment. GsI
NrWloars Detnce Ger SDlbaten i'm xaAer olS
Oparrbpe, DDlenterp, S6arbpd, 8euIen unb
SEtpURlW
psri6wilben butcb otyIe Qtuen' tnb bas Ointment NIB nun
Oa Der &uf i'm eensen 9an6e sebt
, 81 oer Waffenl Gil Den MGffen!
SaBt elele bropen Seute nt&t 6urcb &rpntbertsn Ieiceu, gebt
~ wren Sanott 'btele eef6ssten y6ebpnsu. cas- fe f@ ron
zen Ssela1tll@en TOGSitsqunssn, Jietern, taItrn 6sber, ans
cen gsuroen, cenen fe nitt entSeben t5nnen. beiIen ubeen.
SIT eS gut. nab fe bios in ben &Oinlser al areiten tabsn
rnO etne wlsoStn ftnsea. bic in ieoem 6aOe aaf benz S6Iatt.
ben Gngen, TT gete piele Eanleube pirben astetet
irereen. ipeSn tteS oteie Meeaiuen sur Sanb Rn6.
xBarnums.. &etts la'b dot tpeun uiGt bic gBCrte .SOaO.
tuap AeDsgprt, uuo spnoOn" els BajeRaGsu in ieeem
8latte oss Nm ellun9ssntes nm ieben Ecrf ODER RaStsn ertsnH
BAT itae, man tam tie oeulicb ieDen, weun man baS 1lat ae.
ger. cas- SlNt bslt. @tne biblde &etobnune pu6 Se6sn
oetlptogen, peIeper eurh AnSei9e sur gutbeduns ipl6er psrse
te onbieten, ptfenc. bab lie nitbt att ino.
SIX ,s Wsr5ant N Der 6.aertt BON grOiiIOr 9OnOipaA 30.
nno WleSSinoerfdnfern in ben gatpen b~ereinisten @taatsn
mo Der C~tpilifrtea gDelt. STy
S@adteln bon 26 Gents, 90 Gents unb 1 Dollar.
Wtan 1port bel renn man BITE gr5Beren S6amteln Mtnaunt,
sfRat. NtIl,F
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.sa ysUr0litbe Gentr1lzGiie1babu
0er6mberter Sabrptam.
Mad, Dem Melien unb Norocn.

SpmmersWabrpIdft.
IN nnb na@ benz s. 9rr. rerbtt Se 8nse aateteitr gay"
In nd&frlsenber Netfe e~rpeDtrt; ,
Der DpRsn8 eeGt tdsliG Unit Amshabntt pcs Sg1a1ass)
.~s x fhr 20 9Rfn. WlcreenS at mad Ytttsbrre, SeCaSo
tens unS N0r6tusffenS. &DtniU na@ GlmSFa,, auhhafSS GGes
Ganaen' gla@ Gmn;tttsture, gprf, 9dncdher, 0eeaStna, putts.
stae, 9utn8s, aftas NeiitcrstUirn utb Ieeftuinfer. @lb. bad
gbayab srsbnre, gaIltslt unb Saserstrwn 1
Der Yoitou9 tOr1nlt bier UNI 6 80 NaGu1. an.
Grpreb5u9 sebt ab nm $50 MpenbS.
fpnnnt an 8 llbr DlcrgenS,
Der Observation-Disclosures gtHt tag.
Hoo tGeuntees anssenpnnien) I'm 8 Ibr Ro@nTtfaoR unb
tonnrnt nm 7.53 Wecrge6S an. s8fHE
Der 9arrisburs Gecpnl. Bug I'm 8 l1br Na@a. Grtuntt
IL ubr so Win.
DC Geeen 8abrEtGets unb anterer eenGHen unb yerlds.
It@en Ausfunft tenebe man fh an BITE Btlett-D flee In Scr
gealOsft %stattpr." ode Spn GalStrt- anb l8~ranftinar ~
tenfta Yfsa vs.
"a s.. ". On 8orrY. Smp4.
3 s. sgarntr s8tsef.Nasnt STIss9n
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Se6rSliAe Gentralbabu.

Dur@s3ase mad beut Beftsn-
e. LOO cno-.A .s,4N q Al
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OnmbolOtzS nltitnt
OeutiHe MISUNDERSTANDING mebistntI&e
S9ule in ct, 2puts, @lo.

S9nle In ct. 2Cuts, Np.
TGcnltGtS Gpneeium&
Or, u. 8ammer, YrofeHor Der anatomie. GbirlrMe uni
@usenbeiltun6e. Der 6irlrali6-auaeR
arstIihen 8lintf unb 9plp-AItnt uHt
Ocean rer 5otultGt.
Or. o. Bernaus, 9rpfsNur Der @eburtsbatF, gSuaefDIO
Gle uno eeburta bulF a en- &ttnit.
Dr. 9. EunF, prpfedpr fer @tpniie un6 pbormoeie.
Dr. V. 3 SernapS, grDfe6, Der gbpff, gotaht unt
Ytneralp9ie.
Or. ". Mcefoten, @rcfeTOr Der Ystbclreie un6 Eterupp
uno Der ntsbijiHti9en .Rlintt.
@r. y. Sris, YrDfeGpr Ger pbpiolOeie.
Or. .. Oecf, BrDefer Der MateTis Medica uns rtebisi
aa ntlhen 9plue Glintt.
Die Sejtrs1ebunaen perher Spn Or. @aniiner eeleit'.
Vile 8wet8e ber NaiurwiRenldait uno MeetsiH N
otrtrF MnRatt ~ fstrmnitfher aeiteniolae pnrsetraaer
Dte WorlelIneen beg mn n AM 1. September 1862 ln6
en cbne untersredbune bis 1. Nent 1863. Das Gtuhienian
;erfdut tn 2 Senneiter unp iebes Semefer unfaBt 4 Wlonare.
@ebibren, Standardization SIS. Nrrlelaneen fir &c
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Order.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, County Of Ottawa, So;
At a session of the Probate Court forthe coun-
ty of Ottawa, holden at the Office of the Judge
thereof, in said County, ON Monday, the ninth
day Of June, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-two. Present, Au-
gustus W. Taylor, Judge of Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Lewis L. Peck, de-
ceased.
ON reading and fling the petition, duly YER
~ flied of George Parks, in behalf Of the
widow Of said deceased, representing the death
of said deceased, and that he died in the State
of New Jersey, intestate, and praying that
he may be appointed Administrator of the
estate of said deceased. Thereupon it is or
dered, that Monday, the seventh day OF
July next, at two o'clock in the afternoon,
be assigned for the hearing of said petition, and
that the heirs at law Of said deceased, and all
other persons interested in said estate. are re-
quired TO appear at II session of said court, then
to be holden at the Probate Office, in the village
of Grand Haven, and show cause, il any there
be, why the prayer Of the petitioner should not
be granted. And it is further ordered that said
petitioner give notice to the persons interested
in said estate, of the tendency Of said petition,
and the hearing thereof by causing copy Of
this order TO be published in the Grand Haven
News, a newspaper printed and circulating in
said county of Ottawa, three successive weeks
previous to said day of hearing.
AUGUSTUS w, TAYLOR,
4w MIL Judge of Probate.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of license and authority to me
- granted, by the Probate Court Of Ottawa
County, and State Of Michigan, bearing date
April Z, 1862, shall sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the premises, in the town
ship of Crockery, in the county Of Ottawa and
State aforesaid, ON Saturday, the 9TH day of
June next, at two o'clock in the afternoon, all
the right, title and interest, which John Trick,
now deceased, in his lifetime possessed in ana to
the west half Of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton twenty-nine (29) and the southwest quar-
ter Of the southwest quarter Of section twenty,
(20) excepting from the last described premises
so much thereof as lies north Of the Grand Riv-
Road, leaving about thirty -four acres, and
making, in all, one hundred and fourteen acres,
or Whereabouts, all lying in town eight north
and range fifteen Q5) west, in the county OF
Ottawa and State aforesaid. Dated Crockery
April 8, 1862. [l62w7
Henry 7. You've, Administrator
Of the Estate of John Trick, deceased
The above sale is postponed to Saturday the
3Oth day of August next, at two o'clock p. NJ.
at the premises to be sold.-Dated June Z, 1862
CIV Mill HENRY T. YOUNG. Administrator.
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MONDAY MORNING, June I'd.

"MoNDAY MORNING, June I'd.
"Therc were Killed Of our Regiment
twenty-five; missing, .wenty-three; one
hundred and four were wounded. Among
the wounded is Capt. Lowing and his
Lieutenant, Brennan. All hearts are sad
dened for the loss Of Capt. Judd. He
may have been taken prisoner. l con-
veyed our wounded Colonel TO the railroad
depot, to be sent to the hospital at Balti-
more. And there were the wounded ly-
ing in the field waiting to be conveyed
away. They were too numerous to count
and the sight too distressing to describe
Our Regiment bore away the honors.
heard despatch from Brigadcr Gen.
eral, in which he used the words, God
bless the Third Michigan Regiment tc
them belongs the honors of the day.
81 slept last night sitting on my bag
and my head leaning on q box. The
alarm that the enemy were upon us
aroused us all, but the alarm was false
l was sent for by the Tenth Mass. Reg.
last evening, to perform the funeral ser
vice of Capt. Smead. briefly and kind
ly addressed the men and received the
thanks of the whole Regiment. Gu,
camp is within seven miles of Richmond
To give you interesting items would re
quire days; but we have repulsed the en-
emy-thank God-but we expect then
again at any moment. j. A.