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, 1863-03-13

STRlcK1ER's BEE PALACE.-Wc hare ex-
amincd Bee Palace, {reccntly patented by
John B. strickler, esq, OF Middlcport, ILL.,
in which seems to be concentrated many ad-
vantages not possessed By others, and none
Of their disadvantages. The inventor is an
old and skillful apiarist, and this Palace is the
crowning result Of his many years study and
experience in the business. His bee-house is
about the size Of Il common bureau, can be
made to correspond with other furniture, and
placed In any suitable room, with connect
Ing tube, from the back, through the wall to
the open air, or ifpreferred, 1t mar be placed
out Of doors in shed or other sheltered place
in which case it would be much less expen-
sivc. 1t Is constructed so us to give the ami
artist the most perfect control Of the bees
without ever coming in contact with, or mo.
Testing them. 4 single colony Of bees will
collect In this palace, from zoo to 800 pounds
of honey in one season, which can be
taken out at any time, or in any desired
quantity. The difficulty Of swimming bees,
Of preventing the ravages Of the moth and
other enemies to the becs-in short Ill the
objections Of other hives, and disadvantages
tered, and complained Of, are fully overcome
in this ornamental bee palace.
Persons living in cities and towns, By using
this Kind Of hive, can keep bees with great
success and profit, and those who have had no
experience in the management Of the honey
bee, will be hardly less successful than the
most ekiilful apiarist. The hive is large, and
is constructed both with reference to the
wants md habits Of the bees and the conyen-
iepce Of the owner.
This new palace has secured the approval
Of the Commissioner Of Patents, and many Of
the most extensive and experienced apiarists
in the country.
The hire we saw is in working operation at
the Furniture Exchange Of A. Adams, 1911
| Madison street, where those interested will
! call. Full particulars respecting the sale Of
State, County, Town or individual rights,with
descriptive circulars, eau be procured as
above, or By addressing strickler and Sears,
! &icdlvpez'. lroauoi6 ceanty, Illinois.
, 1863-03-13

@ Paper Hangiugs. Wholesale and retail
Largest stock in the city at CHASE & co.'s, 100
Randolph street nj In
, 1863-03-13

70 McSally & Co. have large lot Of the ccnu.
Inc Tom Thumb photographs. No bogus about
them. Also, Commodore Mutt and Miss Minnie
Warren.
, 1863-03-13

=, The sum required to pay the salaries Of the
Teachers and Superintendent, Is in part fur
nishcd By the avails Of the School Fund, which
cannot be applied to any other purpose. Dur
Ing the last year, the aid required from the
School Tax Fund In meeting these salaries,
was $50, $3.50.
, 1863-03-13

PosTrosED.-Thc case Of the People Is.
Gcisbush, alias Peter Freeman, alias Charles
Freeman, charged with bigan,y, was called be.
fore Justice Dc Wolf yesterday afternoon, aud
for the third time continued Mt the request OF
the defendant, until next Saturday at o'clock
, 1863-03-13

DEATH OF l. CHICAGO SoLp1HR.-The fol-
lowing letter, which explains itself, we are
requested to publish:
CAMP At MunFnKEsBono. Tenn,
, 1863-03-13
f OR ALE

z O r S SALE-A Farm Of lGO
Il acres. g miles from Ga.esburE. H.. 5 miles
from Prairie City. anil Avon. OH the C. B. 4: @ r. H..
nnd y n n,iics from En!ssille: Ahoat one hit veil
and has comfortable frame house and young oschafd
Address P. @. Boz 1871 Chicago ulh3A A62lno
, 1863-03-13

ION TnoAD PuoToaRArns.-John r. Walsh has
now received supply of the card pictures Of Nj.
ard Mrs. rom Thumb, in bridal costume, Only a
few arc received early call will bo necessary
to eecurc copies. They are the first and only pic
turcs in bridal dress received By any body in Chi
cago.
, 1863-03-13

w AN TED-In Chicago, from
,ApEtl Ii room for mannfacsud9s purposes,
sT1rsa = party VIII = m es.a Eh Gooa
ho1 ?;Ss Cleveland Ohio. for Information apply as
this 0l1ce, mi Ali ~ -
, 1863-03-13

Whole amount Of School Fund. so. 81 ,006, ,9s7
4 considerable portion Of the real estate
belonging to this fund Is not now available.
and much Of it is leased on very low rent.
The income Of the School Fund, for the
year ending December 81, 1862, iuclndine also
the dividend from the State Fund, was rs fol-
lows:
Interest On loans. s7674.9s
1keLks.. 1a162,59
ala1c Dlslde2o. Ii, ,b0t.1 II
, 1863-03-13

DEHoREsr's FASHION BooK.-John r. Walsh.
corner Of Madison etrect and Custom House place.
has received Madame Democrats Mirror of Fash.
ions for the present quarter.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

y9ebaIt bee Offaiere. lGfa &sstnsat-
f&retbt etu Dffjter aus @iH6sfs. - bat btsr
In bsnDsr. Staaten 39DfFytere, ne fdtIli& 1885,
700 beJt.ben. alto BE 1856 OHht.rt weitt
man tttr fur ben Befett dtsr 1000 .Ranxt ale
n6tbta era&tet, ertaltsn S226, 800 fctxe. 1stnen
Brigade General init 10000 tiniuta.s& aeu),
wdbrenb man tnTrantrst& jur G,rstduua beftl.
ben 3wsdes 80 DfFatere ssrpsnstt- uns ae att
S2l. 400 b.latlt, unb tn prsu6'r stne asas'
fibr sbtnfo sroee Npsatl NIT nod pentsttsbs-
latlt. i.A... a..
' untebinet >aue man ben llnts.f6tee hes @elbs
wertbs, Der Hretie unb bes @ntss btr Artetts.
lrdfte in Bstrant atetsn unb tas ,@ttalt taus
aGer Mot auf BIN frans5Rf&sns obsr Yreusf&ea
Gus reeu,trt psrben, ases tas isstse @statt. II
bebeutenb ~ bod. Dteisntser, tuxtde aud ttSt
nod Mot etnmaI bauatt lufftsStn 11nb aab .rpd
nas6r psrlanssn. parsn ia ber &eeet Sor fSser
anaeruns In elmer fets ttaxs4sen qaee. -
elsbt RAer febr tpsntee 0ffjtere IN Der tsttbsn
arnase, pel3e In Gtstnetep cine, 70 fiatt4al!de
stenuns Time battsn. ME he ittneu VI atS'st
ttetet.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

.tiiim ,Ae kstst.sea.N sd3taA On. Nar.
'iyiSna htatltf xltestt 6spsa, tsn 0sy'
|lsbr. ,feabsya taae 1stfSst4eSsnA 9sssa psn
Dtrlsty. abitf&ahips eiivashM sa. lGsQ
atubaupt RITA 1sbsn tsn lOertsts 81
'fabst weytsn 10 l(tRsn wtt 'leiaeslluters
.i1lep,, Oh Il, bur& Sfsntll&e epst. bnr&
Sf,utltA sutsrifrie S&tft REfdtyt plive.
e ,Smsporiitstussn 6aue~tRT siae efsl4s
|uute,f&sipuuB' auS psus '0ruKee at&ttS.
pae sie xapsrbrisfs: ni6t: a.sen Daneels.
|i&ife. fonttVraa: ,ssAsn3 pis 5sth6rn FOLDER
Cgnife Tesfu&t pe.esn. etati ron FOL-
DIN &~apsvtrtefea ~ Istpsn, fnbst esr
Dnssbr In tbnsn nur Si&nbsis. @tr
tSnneu tabsr nt&t duitbsn. wssbalb1 pte
8tat,suns lts.tufouts. fol$sp 'tsfs ~
kauRelen. = ..
, Dte 3,it tdrf.e ni&t fern f.tn. no 80
asre&t unb awsdmdbts tfstn .wtrp. fol&e
fBrisfe ,nt&t nur sssen pts 'e%ohfaettitis
Glaa8s,- fetpetn aud Reaeu- ete- en8tti@t
GlaA9s ffslbf 'ausauRsQsn.' '7TeDeh,s ets
Danltrl@tfs.' bte istt n, Gnslanp ,Ssbaut
wsrpsp, In her oHentunotAen ,Nbt&t. MN
unt,r bsr RsbsusnEaeae unieru Oerlebr
~ pldnps,u. DE 6rthl&en gswdfer PET.
IIaGtn e9tf.n.;, = ,fou,t ett RsSttrans, nt$t
etdns 9iunte, nia@btm .ft pom etfsx.G ata
purn: pttislbtn 8sb6rt bat, suarteu. ebe fl
amsrilanif&esS& tfe ~ Rep1sGalssn e.
nd&iiai. Na& ben listen Na&riatsa
mar pie. brtttf&t Re9teruuB In par!aEen'
saratssr 4tinlttrpslirt porren NM, beltxtts
~ antportsn, pa6 ,fe tefnen Iesalsu 9e.
ru.is bapon tabe Dts(elbe antwort Aab
6e belaelt&: zee ,alabauaa, Dte etp.tts
~JA1las
b1&fsn, btra @staptpft bstanntsa OK.
uiebett .sbebsn perben. 10 bas ietet Aue'
f&ttd wtt 1000 ~ l fsbtn, ea6 bts
Gabrstusit .d~u6t.talt bes xanales fne,
tte isnsr proiet uoQsabet 49, :..'1
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

6elbenmdtbtee Trauen. IT, bae n.
Sonpa Rsgtment ranf esr Gifenbobn sea astetl
na@ Saafon, 9enn. futr, purDe es.nus sur&
ben pelhenunutt juusier untontRt&en 8taaf1 ser
etntm erdtlt&sn llnslad berutrt.; % mar Ra4t
une Der 5us natte ether Brldf, ats tszs S1st'
ntep' A~xG1rtde na' ~ mt eatetssa4al{aera
1tleus III limb tsr rs.s<Altn no. : etttlt a..
unb stne pa.1eut1s sinsab, UNI mad ttr urffs9Ast
III frasen. Ste fanb jwst Braueu, uttds ettas4:
len, Sas etne @%u.riQa:Ban1t bte 4otSSfsfltsirtst
BRIDE fowstt bur&sebrannt babe BAT fe uxiss
Der eaf bss 3uses 3ufammentre&enr MAZE. !. =
ii. bravsn 6rautn, kat,ta BE G6dHbittatsst
non1rnen uhb puren trot Ra&t unpettet, 4ute
unb Gtfabs 10 Reiten nett BsgaTBen, IN ben
3ue III rest.u. DIE OfaJttrt bts2sstmrnts f4pf..
Zen rtns bstrd&utse 0tloiumue lufamuaen. nm
bic patytottnnen ~ bslshnen. ater Rs f&fueen
adts aus. bas Ssbustfetn. tarem eanse 'stbtent
III taben unb Rsnfhenlebsn st,sttet 10 tatsu fst
tbnen Aenue. Aaes maS fl .annatuaen mar sine
Gseorte, bic fs R&rr na& loren @etnunssa ~
ra6bra@te. .,,. -
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

~ Tapetsl. easne @uhsr. t&5.
nsr ole i bttr Ia @a.lt oferir, worpsn.
Gnb ipeten abti ben pt1ea geo. SO. Cue
e. g., stnAsisefen une wt.eeu ~. fsb'
biQiesn pvstftn sulauf.: 9sbt Gu& pt'
Eapttsn, an NIB prdft. BIT. prstft. bepo'
81 tunArc' tetntduff stia&t. Sir Slor'
n. No. IL eselatte 8lod. a(2mtuw.)
~ Giue s,obe>g atssdans. %. II
BON. 1aulenpsn pom pausfrauen entesd'
werbeu, -, bat .. 8. be 2anb h Co.'s
stee 9alarotue IA. rrel&tt slet&udetAe& e'
1ultaie aitt uub tatss, SsQtA befstebiat.
Dsr esnfsIben sinmal. 1fsfu&t bat. rtre
psnftlbeu tmmer eaufen., "':~"~. -,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

> parts. 4. ,gldr,. &c "a ear nt&|
ntebr unuSsIt&. wte Is felt 8taault'e
lGrudruasen IN" Reitt8steueen &6rps.
btstet+ bat ff&ttnts. ,pouen," VAT bsr Gelp'
,us IN @.rilo rddtdufe ano NIT eute'
Wanter, atosbro&en rptrb. Der &atfsl
Tam ta@st.uee pte ueberituaun4 sfran'
usnH babsn; 'baf utr dber 3uedMpeH <unb
Volls fimmuue II, merifo ora ees1a{%t
Iworten;, lnnb 7tae 10000 Mana, ftlba
reun. rs Granloitu 7nr. tango midi &C.
auA fnb, eip Bolt iur &aifou ~ trinSsn.
paeA tsiae Ginmii&uus ia 4fene= tanesen
3natlea.nbtttsn. euieen piQ. Dae tn lrss
bduptfaot Msrito'e esf&eintnoe ftana5'
fi4e @e&enblatt uQtfeniaueM sfltaint"
Epom11 Il. 19anuar fsut per 5alisHp'f&en
!preflamatiou. poaa& Meunisbnta bez
m.riianifa<n 8eu6lterans NUT: bad: g.
,|&etasns Oct Gvansuftu rtrrastt tdtten.
urn rads: AnsrrdSltdeq Sod ose :prdf6en.
TN Sua1ta' abiuustfsn,' <ete anadttt'E bat'
fade tatetAtu5 pa6 rftss nt&t' pabt. II.
Dit ~6ran3eisn 1npeu tm ednpe nt&t ete
asrtnaRe &YmpatAtt; esnn ets ~ 2oren'
esa vssfp. 0p.sY' aseraetaa ftntn partttadn'
~atr1dbten fiji 8ar ,nt&te. ,'DiQault bat
etaa,' s.tsetbenten "46fper' aiBtsufeH; 1ess
fats sont Ia; qu'oon! les JUICE. @Nun,. fast
pfe Gbrentqult:s .wh. tfsnsn una, ptts
Bp.tan. sc &tatta&tn tfprf&tn tat nne.
aup. mir ffraaen, wnit Is nut; bat m5ati&
{etn tti1en, rag 6etr . :Sati8np. tpsl&es
feline atstttuns 10 uut1ttrt falf& tttt@'
tet bali oon perftttsn nt&t beRraft nor.
een H." DiQault, bat As(aat. ptr 3nsd
pes Gsleluaes ltt, ,sas >u.trttaatf&s Bolt
dbs, feline @eateruue o~taimmeu ~ .laltn.
Dd9' ia, tttttfe 8tf&tben. faSs DE &bro'
infqut;; ;;,pta,s Ganjs' 06ls ftbt auf Settsn
(,tnse ,ypdblten prdfeenten. mai, ipta
alto, Gtantret& nsn2 WaS. ptsb 81 Ct.
Iti&t tnbtn,:: iptnnS - aud paebla mad
p.1weifsltr. @sstnpets trRdrntl ss3a.
,ttr ;pi1tli&s' xtite.", tpi1o eff teatn9sn''
.reni sic Granloisn II !bte 3auptaaet
|etnsundt fnp. 90 IL .tne uaaese9st8'
TIT. eep @intyat G1r,Y aur eat u teeet',
tae It 10 trsntB 'ausrt&tett.; fdptuitit@'
[Gruppea ftinss; Gorps 1ue: 10 Aut MI
pltlppt btul S&eiieru bes Banjtn Gele'
,uetss aber,eust.''.. "'+". "",'*% ?%>:.-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
aq1 Edt9raptil0e6..:
eAtA.aaYf. %. R6ra.

/ """ " II wv - -. ~ -.
~ We0'Veyt, =. MARI
| DIE t9sttaxx'i tShttdll 'stae Dspsf0e aal
! 0af>tsesen, ba)itk &estssssS IT. 0a@st2,
sstalssM, lalfs. lae laesstnl1ytz0attt
.,.v.. s"'
IVY SssX8sn y. nsSHsS 1sSss"ae's!. 11s1alesssa> Z:
'ss: 50, nvu.NV'e :.
u.."'s"S.s. ~. s.'' y SsS'Ss"a az az 49, ~
". oseno"Sss'.s vSs, S ~. va.'.. wy
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

&,n Gruitrtruna: < !.
il Btvsr 81. :als,jr, ZEN S IS tee
Gon(t,iptionestffSts hafnp Tin Bort ,ae.
duetrl tatisnl talttn We aSsQ. Staafe.
|,,ttuno". SCI "0bllaae-I sl.erapb"' une
lie vDtf!t&e Pot" rsnltltsn nit aqss
G%n.t&kpehbsh Astaetlt.
~ Dtde Bldttss. ataben aud .fpdtu
ben Yaraerapbsa sieu,als 1tneeffrt (pu'
bern pit Wau&'(&e Aaf&t 'nur als ttns
mtlb.tnpe a%npsfdtrt.. @h lfnrtn,, ,rsn
payaalaphfa nod IA q; listen. MRu,ulfr
bsr .WtAl., puR" SUE! .eslapslt. r,
81 % Atttt attraHs tttt;: 10 ber srtbnfn
l1epublttani(6eu ttat5&tn, Bldntr .wsl'
DE ben: s IS entofdtt' lhatte.
~ Als wtr rt1, Altieel f@riebsn, Ter
upft.,n Grsunp 0dtt& In barntf& bra@s
ite. tatt,n tutt BE tstlsfenet Summer ptr
1rituts nt&t iut' barb' ssbaltsp, :rpte ptr
Bonn pftmais ~ " 'tnfotee psripdtittr
erptttjon. stsr tnfolat. lanafeHsr4 YeR-
1bd5rpsrun9, +tpt7fn .tptt ni&t,- 'ttit IT.
eas: 1T Z; .iese :1est MAO e.' publ!
s. un(t.t Btruiaatattnl tsunten. sot,r.
VT R,fagt:, nt&t per 8atttnalon Tribune
s.ltsn, Sh Aalltn pttt aud. = 49,
ttd1($Sn rtne> %
MIR pt.flt& ten Btaf ttnte,,. tos, bsn
s Is, tupoffrt tdtte4 ulne. b sbsn btt are'
6neK 1ldtisr Zen paro8rapben 8siaesl'
bntten. bspor' ptrs ade earan Moo
4 Diff etnH'uns.a: assssn s'naasn:
Ranrfi& pd,pea nil lebt Aesnt rts fro
eewtttts eistu'ttsn.1 t@&tifff@ atss -
sa poae nan 4 batIfr sew
au6 tetontpettt<n o. anb'tn
<"stt .s:.e. =: = :, - es g 2 4,ea s's ~.
.pstsf os5'teaHeH 70 sse1 'estl." t1eano
Van@ wteTese ietaltpse, naNsn.Ie q
,eaaf msin'' icy 5eeta ,.ofmoHa. :, tt!n
Me"epe' aut we ,etsaeiuseesjfusuaB ave
gaeretsn ve!.. .xe't aneusas aue ze'tle'
ot ~ as'nt S@.aIs J,sps". r.....
.9s'sl@..eesn V'e'n.. ~ 1s.nt sea.ss'
feete a"Afses!t"e. ELECTROMAGNETIC ~,
Ia et'' o" W e' W. IVY = =. se.e y y wv
ftum'- ..t",' %4"* '5s,,s*. w. 49, -, ".s1,
Rtp DIR, S323. Ndyi.. IN Gtabif6el
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
ReueRes.-
>Reu ys,'i, 81. Wdr,.

NV 0VSSS oAs ~s"sS'
aun II. wufse 9eftiae &anenaee In Der
Ndtt pon Gbarlffon sst6rt unp man
uIsinte, bae unfste Gtoitt bte &eb.uen'
)battsrttn~ am Gtout 9ulet an8e8rtfen
|tabe.* *'':
aus aubtr.n ,Hu,usn trfdtrt man,
Fea6 .untsre 9tuppen Jtf olaubsn, CHAR
lsaou asbmen ~ psretu.. t. .A':.
:*.' Gtnttuxatt 81: Rdrt.
Die RtbsQsa ittata I'D rat&, aus Rem
tud9 jurdd. ..,.. -. u,@
~G9tattanoeAa er,t&t.n bie Rsbtaen
Rarse 9uf&an,unsen. Su Bstbstpest
bAi,tu, fe $3.50 8slastrunassanensn
IN pofiton. .
81 Rsbeaenar,ue,e In E.nn.Nst b,R.bt
aus 265 :Reatmsutesn. Die s&apauertt
unter Dteelet. "T1i 49, ~. ~
-. - ' II. Mt..,
Bon .Bidstu.ss e,fdbtt}s man; pat esr
eombtnir.e B,r(u& Gbsrwan'e~u 'poss
teri; 1ainsSi Bluff au aanttrsn. ::ute!un'
oeniR. Die 2aneuenbeote tparen bis IN
DDsep, Nipes peresbrunaen. ale fe: e1ne b.
Fivd&ttt&r fstabll&lW a&tantraftn. wel&t
ib1tn 'epr& BdQtn vea, Bduu1sn IGN ,@ss
lompbl yotpd.tS. az tddpdtts strta utt,.
re 9nfan,yts fam ,ttn Coffin ~ oalfs
unp :eteitlttn zrett.ten f$ mad gourae
81 .,eantaf 1i u ti Der rs&wit.,.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
Gu,opdit@ee.

Die btelomahfan Gorrsfponb.n,sn ts,astt&
81 amsrisantf@su Naat.sn musn puhlp'-A%pI:
~ Hedan-- ~ f1Sas>ti& HsauS1id@fnu wssth
be- :, at~bama' asasn Gnalano.
Nafon brtust auf ansslsununs' b.s Gonf6es'
ration. @
Gus poltn D. !3apl Der ss(hrss.nn
be,rdet wobl $4,000.
Sn Rar(stus srpDs Concentration ~ Guns
Zen esr polsn. ..,.' So
|, Die pelsn tabsn bic RuG.n bd Rpuopo It.
f@lassn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02
Dafttastea,%.,M ds,.

80 % pi.s bon effsts!ist S,ttt: .ptE1'dps,t.
'cat eit: staase,sslo. e1e gum e .Ja''. .....
1."Suh bet Ws'tes' ,9ss'aets,n'..%." ''.'
o!e fetr@ Gtnar3a'tn.1et ,Ne esea",%'aS
8eeeutenee tu1opat'@e; paa!.,""o.U''.''
eiat Ar!ttbttu sst'ttaea.ea uno saa y, a .a'
~ eAstsaa-N 49,:
aearsk pAt., w ea.t" ~
"a 1netnotse aa!Ssa0na Us" ~s'4sa.
Dttten'duefrt 8snt'ee" 34na"o s",s'ts
g'aanien eet' nan, aet'" n'e. aut'". 19~
baap'!ad19. seg. xuene.p
mattea$eee' ptet "s 1'."'.".
:ew saaddsr 1! @e"s sms ,rasessssos'
BEN Yttlto'btaen ysnetot vu'@u 20 ~
ea1ea clues 2eto Maeatu'tuts~ aut, 3xt!.o.
runs BON. 4tieaeaenen7 ane, e9anu."
!3utdtn n1ala esu' ss5as'ftH pou H!sots's
,t%emnaanptrt.s pas ;une'aa' %eu'e:, VaH
If ben Mtetutniia fe1 peaes WYE. : ~ -.
TIN Sotedtsn: .museen, B'Paass .a"o v.s
ues1t6eu: avg; &$etottpeti mo se.taaA"'e
8t'uesfts: 7Am Men'ae; y . d na9.au
ett'tr at..tn, :1tnlel ;rn.et. aentaat.,
taneeteeAe ,aa@: Ue1! Vto"!2. AZ.
: son 'reS r.. ssatetnSloA ~
Htettat.t toate ge4steesN M.t'ts:"
8ebaet<eao nasat!i@ e!nus' 2aos": w.
.etal'aaettenr. pet: Pew, s!"s u""H. -:
buns n.tt tbrt't nne @paif!pla Raaeta w.
sNetMpeua &rteee mtaltet eotesa!tp1a ~
tase lsett> ste 3apfstle't 'ne Sa't!!e"os.
t{fbe Der 6plb0ten unp Qoeltel9H ptW
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-04-02

i. ~ De.moIeatit@e GenpentieR. -
@sRun Na&ntttaa tt.lt1 ttt Demoftatt'
lin &ourttaui. tb,e. Gennsntfon;; VIM Can
biea,sn {ar btt Apti!pdbl ~, ,,nou'intren
81 part, cine stmtt&s auaabl Dtu'etra'
ten rtr(ammelt; yhieielbtn bsaauten ~
[lnifll tDTftitbeitMs alns. Sttdupern. ~
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1ew erI. 20. 1dr1.
Colt 1907.

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Gin &stsss,atR. wurbs 'abSstalten. une man
alaubi. BAT BE game 5trsttmamt luradettrsu
uni BIZ 0dloe Pot. Route aufesben mt.e.
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feasn. mas nt@t ;Datrf&tinlt& 10, bts Green
pout ppsaebruneen ftn.~
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N @AsststSr1 0lattsrH bate StsSNentt&sn Iaf.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16
s 6 left 9 " ls.
THE SUNNY GLASS.

BY sYLvANUs COBB, JR.

Clarence Temple was my friend.
loved him because he was a true and hon
orable man, and because he loved me-
He was the husband of one of the bes
wives, and the father of three children o.
whom any parent might have been proud
AS far as business was concerned he had
been uccessful--more successful than the
majority Of men. And yet Clarence was
not happy. Under circumstances whicl
have yielded bright sunshine to Other
men he continued to raise the canopy o
cloud and gloom. In short, he had q
morbid disposition to look upon the dark
side OF things. The sterner events of life
were viewed through the gloomy medium
and he climbed all the hills with groan-
ings and regrets. He examined the re-
suits of his labors as the narrow-minded
critic examined book--not for the good
that might be found, but only to search
out and expose the errors. In this way
he carried much of unhappiness into his
home, and turned into desert waste what
might otherwise have been blooming
field.
Do not think from this that Clarence
Temple was cruel or unkind 10 those
whom lie loved. Far from it. He verg-
ed rather to the other extreme. He was
over-anxious for their welfare, and their
little troubles and trials worried him ex-
ceedingly. One day he came to me with
his heart more heavy than usual. A man
whom lie had trusted and beiriended, mad
wronged him to the amount of some hun
dreds of dollars. lie had suffered on &C.
count thereof for several days, and was
fimlv convinced that he should never be
able to place confidence in his fellows
again.
"O," he groaned, with look of utter
woe, "iL's too bad p
Clearance" said l, "what is the use of
looking upon this side of the picture p
Why don't you find the brighter side ?
Don't sit down in the shadow when there
is chance to get into the sunlight"
"But where can you find bright side
to this ?" he asked. most lugubriously.
"There are several Of thena," I replied
"No, no." he cried; "there can be none
It's too bad. 1t is terrible"
"And l suppose yon have been utterly
miserable ever since this thing occared?'
| said.
"How could it be otherwise ?" he an.
sNered.
"A1d you have carried The cloud into
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-01-16
EXCHANGE OF COMPLIMENT.

A hunch-back man met another who
had but one eye, very early in the morn,
ing
Good morrow, sir, /" said the one eyed
man; "you have got your head upon
your shoulders very early"
at is so early" replied the hunch
back, "that Z see yoa have only one win
dow open.''