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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22

PLAYING "SEvEN UP" FOR A WIFE
Some years ago, was Travelling up the
river, and came to beautiful plantation,
the owner of which, l was told, won HE
wife playing the game called ''seven up"
The story WAS as follows:
An old boniface and tapster, who kept
a small grocery and saloon, had a habit
of cterna'ly playing cards, more
especially "seven up" and betting on the
game until he was hard to beat. Scarce
~ any man came into his establishment
but the old chap callenged him for a
game.
One day. rich young farmer came in
10 see the old mans only daughter.
Kate" and while with her. the old
man came up, and said, Hiram, I'll
play You game Of seven up'-your
farm against Kate If you win, you
shall have her for wife; but if | win.
LII take your farm The young man
declined, saying he did not like to play,
&c. The oh man replied, 50 faint heart
never won fai' lady," and ''if Kate is
not worth winning, you can't have her,"
DC.
The old man succeeded in getting Hi
ram to play for Kate--she sitting by and
watching the game very anxiously-the
father had five, and the young man only
three, and the oil man was dealing; after
turning up, Kate looked in the old mans
hand, and then went and looked in the
young mans hind aud seeing Hiram had
high, low iack ahispcrel IN h'a err 10
bag'-he did s)--,ho OIL mar cave him
ore, and The result vas, Hiram won the
girl, and they we're the happia,y health
lest onA i,ilic tpqir oman anl rii") III
the county. The old MAJ s,oveIed
down tie Winning upon his daughter
Tho young man was industrious, sole,
and attentive to bis farm an! home
Plope'ty, pe~ee and plerty were his
earnings. 1t pleasant to 90 there and
see them,a and hear them Joke about the old
man aud his game of ''seyen up"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22

~ Uncle Sam had n ncighbor who
was in the habit Of working Sunday, but
AFTER while he joined the church. One
day he met the minister to whose church
be belonged. Well, Uncle SAM" said
he, "do you see any difference in Mr..
P--since lie joined the church 2"
"Oh, yes" said Uncle Sam, 81 great
difference. Before, when he went ont TO
mend his fences on Sunday, he carried
his TX on his shoulder, but now, he car.
ries It under his ovcrcoat."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22

Eg- A lad was called to tho witness
stnnd in court. whose tender years rails d
doubts as to his competency as a witness,
10y not understanding the nature and OF,
Fgations of an oath. The first question
Pvt was: "Are YOU son Of he plain
tiff" The little fellow deliberately cross.
cd his Ices a:d putting about half pa
per of tobacco in bis mouth replied, with
the utrost GOODNESS: Wei, SO a. report
ed" He testified.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22
4 Voice from Across ihe Sea.

The great wavc of Joy at the fall of
Vickshrrg and the ,idings that tie Ms
sissippi was one more the great free ar
terry Of tie Union. rolled across the Al
lantic, AMI warmed and gladdened the
he?rts of true Americans in London and
. lie continent.
In the midst of enemies, covert and
cut-spoken; dwelling in an atmosphere
thick with turbid breath of de.raction Of
the dear old flag; surrounded By SO many
faces gastly with smiles at ur temporary
reverses. and daily insulted by prophets
of evil, whose swish was farther out OF
tie thought it was indeed good news
for far land, AMI we can family aprre-
ciate the exu!tant feeling with which our
fellow eountrymen abroad met in the
great struggling heart of London, and
out of the fullness of their greatful
hearts, addressed the following letter to
Major General U. S. Grant, vicksburg,
III ssissippi, or in the feld:"
LosDoN, July II, 1868.
GESERAL:-The undersigned, your
Flow countrynen temporarily abroad,
Lave just received the intelligence of tine
surrender of Vicksburg to your ever vic
torious army, and desire to send across
he sea. TO yourself individually, as well
rs 10 the heroic men of your command.
The testimonial OF our warm acknowl-
cdgement and congratulations.
We desire also, al the same time, to con-
vey them, through you, to Com. David
u. Porter. commanding the cooperating
feet, ana to the gallant officers and sea
men under him. The rame of Porter,
the son of an iilusirious sire, is again, as
during the war Of 1912, identified with
the glory Of our county.
The fall of Vicksburg, while it has
cheered the loyal Americans, and the
msnY sympalhizers with us and our
cause. has correspondingly depressed our
rebel enemies and their aiders and abet-
tors in England.
Accept, then, General, for yourself,
our heartiest congratulations, and be
peased TO convey to the gallant army the
thanks of ourselves and of thousands
he e. who hail the intelligence of this
br liant acli, yement with JOY aud glad
nsss. s5cnnd in degree only TO our own.
Let Your victorious comrades, General,
know that the eyes Of their grcatiuI
c.ur'rymen, Wherever they NAV be wan
Gc.:rg. as well "a those of the foes If
EHm"a liberty, are upon them.
L them DO assured that patriots cve-
r. F.tie'e,Fejoice over their gallant deeds,
Ja,i ".:!i Learts of hope. and trust :nd
's.;,. --.cs they viii continue to FLOW
,r.ti II cher fields aud other victories.
''s'- y.ty weapon of rebellion is laid
= .' a..l lie flag of freedom rnce n.oro
-r.l-aplHnt over all our land.
&c Lave the honor to be, General,
p Your obedient servants.
.s;5HeI y Americans in Loudoul
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22

EaKs.-We have heard Of quite
,...mlcr If loyal Union men having left
n. the dominions of her Britanic maies.
" within short time. Although thev
nro Truly loyal they have discovered that
he daft is horrible thing. 1t shakes
the nerves ard canses uneasy sensations
10 fit through their VEINS. 1t IS har,i
thai loyal men are subject TO these horrI-
lie drafts. We have heard of one who
vent to Canada, swore allegiance To the
British Queen, and then returned IF
we had his name we would give j. the
benefit of large caps. That is by far the
meanest dodge ne have yet heard Of
We have read of some men applying
for papers to prove that they had served
IL Stlte prison, but this is respectable
compared with the c,her.--Sheus5urq
Loccl.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22

Sc LEFT liANDERs will be delighted
70 learn that the European Napoleon has
ct iato introduced tho. fashion Of reno.
wing his lat with his left hand when 81
luting. The eLegants of Vichy quickly
initiated him, and the gand;ns Fkidgloye-
itesl Of Paris have already adopted the
custom. The weii-irformed Paris cor.
respondent Of the London Spectator is
authority for this.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22
ES- Mr.. Van Week, of the Kend.

ES- Mr.. Van Week, of the RENDER
hook NeaCs, is a wag. "He who steals
my purse,' says he, "steals postage
stamps. They're ours, they're his, and
have been sl.'es to thousands, and when
they get dirty will do nobody nc good
but 10 that appropriates to himself our
good name, takes two VS. we would like
to SEQ him get the specie on.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22

A Coon ST. = aR. A young man u DO
applied at a recruiting station in ore of
the lar Western States for enlistrner.
I.s asked ''if he could sleep on the
point IF bavonct::" 'yhen ts promptly
raplied by sewing, che could trv i, =. IL
hal often slept on n pint =. shisfy,
and the kind they used N Lisbon would
Kin further ilian AZ, shooting-irOn he az
er say.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22

4 said;e: dying u lung disease h enc
Of the hospitals had blister applied be-
tween is shoulders by the surgeon. The
poor fellow lacked waggishly al the doe
COR. aud grimly asked if a man had to
have stamp Put upon him before he
could be allow ! to die.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22

Gg- Near 100 persona died in New
York few DAYS since. from the effects OF
the intense heat, sun stroke, etc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22

AN EYE TO BUsINEss.-A legal friend
in the west sends an eastern magazine
the following
Several years ago / was practicing law
in one of the many beautiful towns in
Wisconsin. One very warm day, while
seated in my office at work, was inter-
rupted by the entrance of boy, the son
of one of my clients, who had walked
into town, six miles in q blazing sun, for
the purpose of procuring Bible. He
had been told that there was place
where they gave them away to people
who had no money; he said he had no
money, and was very anxious to get one
of the good books, and asked me to 60
with him to the place where they were
kept. Anxious to encourage him in his
early piety, | left the brief on which |
was engaged, and west over with him to
the stand of an old Presbyterian deacon,
who had the much coveted books in
charge | introduced him to the deacon,
telling him the circumstance. He prais-
cd the boy very highly: was delighted
to SEE yonag man 50 ca'ly seeking after
t,r'h, etc, and presented HIM wit, the
! est bound B BE IN has collection. Dub
~ put il in lis pocket, and was @tarting
Off when lie dgaccn aid
Nos, ,ay son, hat you possess whni
ron, 50 much desired, | suppose yo1 feel
poriect'r EHppy"
We'll do, old boss, for between
you and !, know where | can trade it
for a poguey good fiddle"
rs" All doubts which may have eX-
listed as to the death Of Little Crow, are
removed by tho statement of his son /,
who was captured by a detachment of
the Indian Expedition. Lit.lo Crow
was killed on Friday evening, July Cd,
/ about six miles north of Hutchinson, 10y
Mr.. Lamson and his son, Chauncey.-
His body was carried to Hutchinson, and
upon examination, Ghe people not know
ING that it was Little Crow.) it was found
that both arms were withered and de-
formed, by breaking and displacement of
the bones, but as the complexion of the
dead Indian was lighter than Little
Crows, tho body of the Great Chief
was not recognized, although he was
well known in that vicinity. When the
account Of the killing of this Indian
reached the expedition, Gei. Sibley,
Maj. Brown, Maj. Forbes and others were
of the opinion that the Indian was the
vcritabie Little Grow, as no other Indian
of the tribe, as far as their knowledge
extended, had ever known or heard of
any other Sioux but Little Crow having
withered arms and permanent dis
placement Of the bones. 1t seems SIM
GUAR that this personal popularity Of
Little Crow could have been so lightly
regarded by the citizens Of Hutchinson,
among whom he was so well Known
We understand that his remains arc to
be tisinterred and preserved. = Pioneer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-08-22
Resolution.

Parkhurst Sc Wilson.
DEALERS in General Merchandise, Orange ST..
Prescott. Wisconsin. 5-yl
Prescott, June 6, 1868.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-02

The umdcrstg,Acd beg leave
b call the attention Of the
|uhlic and the trade I'm rar.
ocular to t'Aeir complete
nd we'll assorted stock Of
MELT T. heavy MARDW ARE,
bmprisimg everything suit.
b to Inc 10 bbimg Trad. Of
he West.
Having Samcqualcd farilf.
es for purchasing from
tAmufact nrers direct. we
MI keep our stock con.
amtly up to the require.
kemts Of the country, and
Her Goods Mt
O W IL Il II II &c II $
nd better terms than any
kher House: i'm the Trade.
An carly call il respect
lilly solicited.
Or ders by mail receive
rCmpt attention.
MYER & WALSH.
NO. 3LHsLIEss BLOCK, FRONT ST
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safe NJ any other time, us miscarriage wsuld DO
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The Pills and Book will be sent BY mail,
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DEMOCRAT 5 NEWS.


! A dashisg young dasghtsr Of . well.
known citizen Of Montreal recently elop-
Cd With On actor il the Theatre Royal
1t that place.
The amount contributed for the re-
lief Of our prisoners 1t Richmond,
through Mr.. Fulton, Of the Baltimore
American. hss reached $4,000.
Rodgers, the sculptor, Of New York.
il engaged on new ststuette, the sub.
jsct Of which 10, like several Of his for
mer works, derived from the war. It 10
entitled the "Retarned Volunteer"
A New York baker made mammoth
Loaf, twelve feet long, and presented it
to the large family Of hungry little folks
at the Five Points on Thanksgiving day.
The loaf contained one barrel Of -four.
The Heeuau and King eight, which 10
to tsks place in England next month,
for . purse Of $4,000, is the all-sbsorb-
ing topic among the sporting men. The
final deposit Of fl0O side il yet to be
made. Both men are 10 active training.
The Cardinal Archbishop of Cologne
has Just decided that women shall no
longer BE- permitted to sing masses 10
music in the cathedral of that city, but
that the service shall in future be chant.
ed BY men.
Tho campaigning carriage" which
with four horses was to be presented to
General Sioklss by the officers and men
Of the Sd Army Corps, is now compile
ted. The whole equipage, which is to
be magnificent in its way, is to cost So
900.
Tirty thousand hogs have passed this
season, 90 far, over the Keokuk & Fort
Des Moines r. X. to Keokuk. 1t 10 ~.
mored that this read will be run directly
up the valley Of the Des Moines river to
this place, instead Of diverging north
from Eddyvillo to Oskalooss and Pems,
% heretofore contemplated.
A new potatoe has been produced 10
ireland from American seed, which is
represented by Belfast paper to be q
decided improvement in productiveness
and flavor. They have given the new
variety . rather bad name, as they are
known % the "Confsderates." We sup
pose the seed must have run the block
ade.
A traveller stopped ct hotel in
Wheeling several days. His trunk look.
ed cheap, BIT was very heavy when car
ried up stairs. Traveller disappeared !:
trunk was heavier than before; it could
no, be lifted. Landlord broke it open !;
found it empty, and nailed to the floor
with two spikes driven through the bot
tom.
At st. Paul, Minnesota, people Of
leisure amuse themselves with betting on
the closeing Of river navigation with
ice. Considerable money ohsaged hands
on the 18th uIt., and more is pending on
later date. The double-thatched muck
rat house, and the September skedaddle
of trout from shallow to deep water, for
once have proved failing eigns.
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HAPPINESS or MISERY
THAT rs THE QUESTION

THE PROPRIETORS OF THE NEW YORK
i MUSEUM AND ANATOMY OF EBDICINB have
determined, regardless Of expense, to issue FREQ
(for the benefit Of suffering humanity IOCK Of
their most inteiestiDg and instructive Lectures
onMarrisge and its disquali6cat,one, Nervous Do
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ION, Weakness or Depression, Loss Of Energy and
Vital Power, tho Great Social Evil, and those
maladies which result from youthful follies, ex-
cesses of maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology
and Natures Law.
Theseinvaluabl BILE Lectures have been the means
Of enlightening and saving thousands, and viii
be forwarded free, on receipt of four stamps, by
addressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, 6l6 Broadway. New
York. aug3-ly
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MISSISSIPPI HOUSE,
nv HENRY HAUPT.

a THE UNDERSIGNED RECON-
mends his convenisntly arranged no.
Hsss tel, known as the Mississippi House,
lS66s to all travellers, and also to city hoard
ers, with the assurance that nothing
will be left undone by him to promote the well
fare Of his guests and make their stay in his
house one Of pleasure and comfort.
He Also recommends his we'll. stocked Bar,
which is supplied with the best Liquors.
Everv morning at 10 o'clocka splendid Lunch
- served mn. iipe8-d1yl HENRY HAUPT
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Dental Instruments, Per.
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Medicines. &c, &c.
Particular a tteMtiOm paid
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Country Physicians.
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AND fHB
Igor or Youth Res tOFc1
IN lOUR WBRK0, ~
EQSEN,E OF y.1Fl 1


DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LlFl
n. Ricord { Of Paris) after years Of earnest so
Itation, has Ut length scceded TO tho urgent re-
sst of the American public, and app 0inted an
nd IN Now York for the sale Of his valued and
khly priced Essence Of Life: This wonderful!
Sstitutions. whether arising from excessss, the
lets Of climate, or natural cause s. The time
uirsd to cure tho most invstesate case 10 four
ks and If used according to printed irstrus-
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a life-restoring remedy should DO takev y AL
End 20 marry. % its effects are permant I.
acknowledged by the medical press to tM
{atest discovery ever made. Its dew, ,pi q
vars ara miraculous. Success In every So is
bertain - that science overthrows ign. ante.
,r. Ricord q Essence Of Lifeis sold in cas- with
instruc,ious for use at 80, or four guam les in
I for 50. and will be sent TO any part, CT .fu ~
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mi. PHIL ROLAND, AL Broor 50
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Q q NJ . q M p n Is O N
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The advertiser, . Physician ef thirty years OK
perience, in the treatment Of Lung Diseases,
bronchitis, asthma. &c., but now retired from the
practice, is DESTROYS of imparting his experience
BY difusing information invaluable to suffering
humanity, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine will not do for all. He will
send Prescription. with full directions for use,
feet cure. TRY If-lt will cost you nothing-s
STAN required for postage. Address.
II. LOWE, NJ. D.. Box 5O79, New York City
I'LL WELLS. Agent. Davenport.
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READ FOR YOURSELVES.

|SaAT WE NAY NOT BE DISAPPOINTED.
Stay limited to Saturday, December IL,
ose lsdies and gentlemen Who have not been
ted With Dr.. Solomons Patent SPectacles, ana
- favored him with letters wishing him to
,iope his stay in Davenport short time longer,
!, ;nformed that he has complied with their re-
a.. :, though ct great sacr, fee to himself
takes isis opportunity Of reminding then
- immsdia to application il necessary, % he
n positively not stay ono day after the above
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We draw ct sight on New York, Chicago aaa
st. Louis. Cealeefiens Of MsmphiS promptly e..
Sended 10, and pfocssds RENTED on day Of pay
usnt. Mark goods fox u.s. "Cars Of Memphis
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In places where no agent 10 advertised they will
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Clss'istOphe1' Cullen,
Horse Sheer. + Veterinary Surgeon,
r ONE DOOR WEST OF COZ. OF ~ ! ROCK ISLAND,
WISHES TO INFORM THE CIT
mI zsNs Of Davenport and Scott
QHCounty generally that he has per-V y
manently located himself in this city whore he 10
prepared to shoe horses on the scientific princi-
Plies. After twenty years study and practice on
the anatomy Of the foot, Of which time no has
spent eleven years under the superintendence Of
the best Veterinarians in Europe, he wishes to
say that he will give satisfaction to oil persons
having horses aboring under the disease Of corns,
or contractions. commonly called enough bound"
interfering, overreaching, quarter cracks, sand
cracks sprains Of the corns, founders, ring-bones
and spavins, for all Of which he warrants q per-
feet cure if durable. The greater part Of these
diseases are caused by shoeirg or want of proper
judgment jnel-dtt