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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21

TN nsiess listtsa eettpsnfsadEtRaen
H4wsRx e6aGapbrAr 9set 81 alKe.'
Ct. M7aflba usb G. Nat&a sr
1ln lanse aal9fs fe la&l8.
fVaQ. etsisG &wsaera 1tarsn frsaa Id
AeAen ale &tatsr. aud bte Honusn RrtuB
!uar
wuIte ssbeittu nb tas Gi1ea tros1m 0ek
al.t& init 'se~nmC1~--s&4aM.
Dasu lamsn tauftaberlsi aufmsssiamtsi-
ten. Nur autpss,sts sts sNsnne nt&t,
g.na .tn a!ne an ','.I ~ eotdt.r atne une
Dhk N.Asl etS edw,tseas bath bic
.Gol0e. BAT rae @ort ron Den iueni9h'
-@su Dsitn f& lyyd6 ,ee nnp ouf unbe,
lsbts Dtnse atttssns. Balp fpra& dc
I0ledt fAet. AIpfrftl&f, talp. ZEE Out
.f&aasnee 9ltnssI nsbsn OF pfSnns'in,
DE mon eur& bae. aanae 6ous b6rtt.
psuistt tura vstf&tsrsne xtdnae; stnf
ut atuRil&sr 9~ttearopbis. ale 6aorIun.
esu 30 mainisusn 2sbene an, pit ~ per-
rihtsn rpnrtiu. 70 tpie asltatnlIi& p'tis orsr
jsns xleRsri&wsan In rae Sprs&simmr
rt.f. Gar jeee pe,fen uue fur jsrs Sa&e
aab e Elm b~sfpntnts SlinasIn.- Die
pttortn' taite zine mt ddtns ); III. Sutprt
criu bate sfns' unit anptt.1 St&e :unr
flint m,tr.t.n ttn ~Bea'na rtr Hxla1t,,'io
rob pte 3seltnat n~tt'faa'sn.. Gi ains.nn I'm
Il. ala1k; sfeavtin@ i,u :ft&s .farf:: $g'u
,udp pier dali bsr )Eroa ron 1@tntls:
|Ditfte 3tt&,n t5tt. Ron ftr OFF, 9ldn
drietrt. i'd rarat.r: 2Mtnraftn' xasnatI
in. ,mlslr,t.n Tin ou6tiorr.utti&'e Gr'
4ienie.IbifA GrtFnnra,l rts Thptte4 sin
Ff&rrdtthts ~~AeGR mtt g,let' UNI
HtsatIn1, tce I'D rur por rsm Gtjbll&of
tn ftinrr 4nNslu ~ts,rtgts. : 49,
.Mtt auenobmt rrs G,stif&efe ine
RE Bdttnne rurf,s. ME adaat. ttin
Mann In rae. 3lefer.;1 g2u. RE psnko'
ndrirn,n itbsn lpti onEtl.: Ten Wsinii::
L&tn. Abte Bonts.s sirsn dattn'. .6dfit&sn
Mann. Zen ft IL. p.I $!RV&. 'bur& Tin
Sitter benadtfn tuifttn; unr; eea.3*t@'
nsnlsbrr BERN AnGaur pd&en eH BE-
rsits umdbnh Brief Aneiet Mount uap'
als faudIi&tn Budil' b.1si&nn.
Man asbt<: pts 5osslam: a4e Mdnn"
e. mar uiti,s ieafaus 6aus.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21
Post corda lapides.

Maae.m pit eas 7@siRtee -1ael&ilptr.
babtn. rlIftt 70, ni&t rus!os (ein. ou&;
uon ZEN, Mtaltrteatn, IN iprt&n. Glnas:
u,it ttr 4,fer fdon papou. 1,n@-;
y Qaa ,alpfer .xItin. Yiepns nabm faf
pen aans.n arostn Ra4m. apil&tu ettr
@a0tn rim, nslds eas{slbt, ,wie nit Il.
mem @tatsn umaobfn. % tefane aus:
mstrnsn @sbduosn unp aus elnem Gar.
ten. Dos 6aup,aebdure par TN @anltn
etns Misunderstanding ni@t su(am
men a,b5r'neu Bauitn, BE. aus ee.T &c.
aelpt(pettipe .Aslsbsn. 9snau stpsu'y am
jBopen Heatnbtn @alaen eli&tn, Der
iIfipe arn, r.sls!btn mar eiue bobs, eraue,
e.nfe. perai,tsrts Gaear.. lie mad Ter
.ptspus. et1obs ,fab.. .Das Gnre 1bss.t&>
nstf, eae Ginfobustbor H., 62. l1nRe'
.fdby In btr, Miits eisftr Gafaee. beeedtfn
9taub uni. Al9s tinf, alte nttetiRs 8o'
etntbar, an ,welafr sRis @pinntn 'bre
Nsbs ausfpann,.n uni, bic, nur, tin Deer
,,wti 5tunptn, al, @onntaat often war,
70 wie IN ORE l,Itsnsn Gdutn, tae. ptr
Cara etnsr Nouns aus ,,reu, xloR.r btr.
aus esbra&, murre. go. par. eie. 6fent'
.ltde Ritatntbar, zDas, 7xnie 40 Sal
Asne, par tin pttrItiti8er @aal, we!&fr
als lGpsi,launm,r .bsnutt wu4pe. in
btu 8roeen Arm %bsfaurrn: I'D bse 3eQtn
osr Ma,tsr unp 6tweRerp upn, pas no
utatat, IN ben, ilsinsn rie 9d&e. tas ,Re'
,fseto.ium unp tie. xi1de 3pt(&en ten,
ibe. III. 81 uni: ttr Gde etnss @ae&tus
tpar bos penfonat. oas mon pom auben
aas pt&t lab. Den d6rtem Raum r'abu
rsr Naytsn Elm, >psr nisoriaer laa. ais ete
Stra6e bopor. 10 tab BIZ, Waue1 innet
bbbtr rpatS ole auben, 4r @atttn bat
ls In pu Mittt ouf timer tleintn .&Ib6
buna sine ia5ns. tese{6tuts- asma@(sns
lanns. pom rpst&er pier a4oee Deae unp
am.t ~ apet IN eer 4tIdfslhna ttr aro.
bsn erasbra&t: a&ts ;f!tins aueltefsn. 70
.pa6 upenn ptr Raum ,runp 9ems(enr tpdre.
ru(s,bs sinsm xrsuae auf stnsm Haoe az
elidm batte. Die @dnas, tptl&et ale
auf f,br unrseslmdeie. Mau:rn 30 @or'
tens nise,n. par.n pom upRl.i&eI ,2dnas
une pom Observation-Disclosures ht8.enat.
Nm Gape ftufr &qoepcn arcbeni Pop.
spt(n laeea rtt Nuinsn be, 4al'sn xlofsrs
,ntbtr rem ,%pa'nannten 4letn,n,: 9er
psm flstnsn &lpfsr bi,e Elm .S!ad; rptr
llsint @arien. Nimmt mon raanr 'etnsn
hof,. ourrlsi psrfdtsrens Gdsn. wsI&t eie
@.bdube tnnen bilestsn. .Wauern ute In
einsm @sfdneni0e ole &ue(i&t unp Na&,
ba1i&afi DE LANCE -Dunfle ,Ddaureibe an
osr anpern Sejtt esr. Stabs poIenHau,
70 tpirp MON 66 ,ttns :aierli& aenaus
,9o1feuuns. bapon, MAIDEN. wis 200 1aus
py Bsrnbarptnainnsn pom &tsig7piepue
Dot sinAat 9abnHz war. Dae =bsilies
paus mar aenau auf rtr Ssellt> .srbau'
porpen., .pe pom }p%ina,bntsn bis fe&e-
l,talsn 9ob.tunes,te rim bndbmtee Boli-
f~ptslbaus, psr ~slftauienp9 eufell. aessRan-
ptn batts.. .,.,c7 "-jfuo:
e, .aae etraeen bort ssb1.ien atsta.na IN
hsn. rdltsisp Don parts. 9bre Mamsn
.f&es &lenp alt, RE SHa6sa :ftItR atsr
nod Did, 6ltsr: ~ ,re CIR SPA d.
lUorHssaaa telst.) S.2@7
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21
10 DuabsS. Sef. Dssis f,lbR
9Gpaulttest,aeera fstusGom.
Ilmea sga&t. ME esants eineolu owstsf
E!al sss6b es asbsa'a Ia@sa. tn't

nepGpauktteatJ1oevn fetue9ouis
Imen e0a&t uie lsanis eineolu apsta
ill., Ss6b bte 3etsusa la@sa. tn'b
0llo
653k Stsies It.ma .tn fsbr inbalts:
waasa 90 .abes
sunferen esftrn felbf absrIaHsn,,teFftbs
tu's Detail ~ sufolssnI DdtlN hete'
lt&e teno&ratl&e~ urb. tlea4tbes~,,N itsl.
lenprsfe Ia por!iesenbsr Bejisbun8 Este
,oanb IN banp NIT etnantfr stn8su uno
Hvtt -gstn-prttr Setsr7ber-rs ,~tfeu~ nia.
leie taTmontrttt nit ttndupsr III Dereb'
fasss' fenit' N Ds(atmpfunS .aSrett&sr
9R4pusr aiabI Tna6rbtfHsY Maeusbmunesn.
Die Bsftttyiea Mdnutr Ter &ebellen
Rn6 ttrer rsuerbliHfn Grsunbe fnb itSt
had uhp mad fffibR 81 ber AomtntRra.
IN Etpas ~ 1Ribftfsttts ssrattsn. Dts
3ettl1shprtft ftnst 81 saber i.bt init
MStt.aVn> an." e. snt9d lit bet Ni@.
'mao1atvv Gnqufratii" linen 4btutrttns periteu
Atttssl,, fl wtt@tm' 70 ttttf: a>"3* 80
: Dir. ,betfa, ta5, .un(ty Geinb als' tn
.uHtrbitli&sI,, auf stntn ,Werni@tnpes
la5aia letbea.eitrf gaults1. SHwatam ,.lnt
nt&t 40 iiinl .ptuottat{&e' ..lggotnnstat lor
.mSai."' 81. ba,ftrBeIb tfns 81
fall, annisbmtn.%, puiir' eitle,, ,nf@i:", Dt'
.babtnl ,bjtrtiittss iaipe, grEobnunAs upn init
.if&plal&lMi. jiaasnbin 'unp' atttt1npfn,% 2sutin.
mefhE. lmf..1hpu ut porbsr,, I'm |9B3tattf
.itt6sn. tbrfal' ,lulla6tdnstsen Sim unp' lbr'
:Maa,naab4tf ttt .tpatastp,'N .ui 49,.
Ditb hetst ,pa.atN&i nit anbsrn 9pr>
ten, .Bitg. bsten ~ @pttt. .ses ,4ir'
@s1ntd'anssa!tnetnn Htbr3as staHtt ,une g.
;ianst rsrtrn.: .~:sr~ag6easEbttp eod& yfet'
.EnS ipnlsrat .eqB:: IL Gntf%.teppe et'
@lytttAteii,n pn(tsen r.mofrath&sn, ron
,NIsatiptn" G4vnptn tn einf1 &~onpentton
rabeJaltp ,psre.n."-.Sebt1 tufeni f&on
ptt &~oppsrbfabs, p,r peuottati{&en pss6e,
,sis an .ip.r ptBllatn8 tpublit arttttsteu
spisjss uqnbt.iltasn ISst.dloniftn tirdetsn
:hlpt be Hf,fa6anssa'EEspWfr pea''unsgesr 9s:
Wxi, btI .aaa |, . ill: R,b..d1;Inar uan 't- IT,!
,n51pit$sn ;46s!frsb.lfI tps Dolti .bet
Noreses ;nnb ,paa. @ouu,tnsuaertt eertna'
I{Adstu. ea6 fe elaubtnL ;f6nnsn, ourd
,(plas 'slsnp. uro :plumps &nife ,beipe bt'
'tb9rtn " petbsn! 8, "a:
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21

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eutiknptn. uis IN ptr i.s,eu,e taats. asnseltiln,
rdmfit6 Qia Dsieaat iii ftbsS of8aniftte 9otn:
10 unb assttktuaT CHI DetfaatH fur ttlO0afat
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21
,3{Stt bix'9 3ebtQexg Die &altecf'f9e
f. aH4rte0$fd4tai,A pia{ftnl ".|'

'Dd6t.np iitret npt talbptBs u1tbctls.
{ {;st , %s;s !; .. 81 ,sSfs:'s;s'i 'Sts s";
iat tiebtiieM etfaialefasth. anftr.'
Rrieesfabtnno fu&t, utp mdtrsnb bon
@f.(n fputrtpitiae 'unb fa&tunrts'
MdnnttI1 bararf tTfsaSsa., tab bas Spftn
Ser 3nfpIitftIung unDD. Biirjttttlune nrfe,
ri 5eStrfttttafs1. tnplj&' aufs,stbt4' anr
uatfrt 1:tuppttnn 'aii1 i'm ptAtieftn punt.
Iii ieententrirt pitp.n. UNI rntt&t1etnrt,
t1, &tf 1a,3u< GIN, bttnS.Ttt;S &la&tsn 81
ftffrn: f&tfnt u.a1hr' III @a1ttna1or parauI
spttftfsp III: lfftth;;: ddn iituem: SSatm ftfiu.
talttn,, 40 if1tii&' 9rgHtr 9dtrItH eeu
.tBtftbttlltttltt 2hie 3Ft.' sine '@lhttdle ~
fftiltut,,. Jffttiute6: gtnttdtt 4f.tn .ftnfntn. unit
80 II srirtr ;!xttts ~protra6irtn ff66iafuatnnt,; tie
'tais eon' ,.tbntnH e. it1ftbnte 'gemptomtf
ttrqnrrtft:: ~ --nI"a.la1 II 1.2h I'll
IT Oh Saben IF klbfpttfdn6li@ dbs'
Itttkl Art 1,5tblt&H, *rtsSefttrtna b6@f
tiftttbiDf ant puff Ht' 6alet'f@t &rtrss
eh6ruaBi que a1tn 4rdften. 80 'faBt pet
Rfau,o1lttp ,ir;GHquttbst" Etin' boforeun' zee
's9rE D9lifvtiee;; III III 1t'ti9 II etttdrtitA2 semt45'
3. M:.:'a'Asf: @1'aa es':aaH ~:
y" 5"asBeapdtaaadf4tti@ wlrt1 tt Son.u,rr.
lGampaiRur fttr Itttafff lrfrbtr.s,1 DIR Ytan
sts5,6,ine.es ttattat' { 5tttn. ,,aaf 1tsen
9unit sAitff&& 3tifi83s niftrt auftnetffaatfea
ii rt6ffR., 10 CaB1 TEN sGbett unferey sipsi
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21
Gtntee GiIteuttttu.

Sn bsn ie&S Sabrsn BON 1919 bic
1923 nor BE Drtortn pon xlein' ptepus
GTdutttu ppu 0lansur. biz Ia xlofet
.@utter Snnoesntta> ttss. Sit :esb6tis
~ Der Gamtlte psr, @arsaretba pom 8ta'
neur, be, 0srfaNs1tn BE 9ebeu ber. betlt'
Arm bonn; Drben bee betliesn 8enebtst.
Sts mar suteber rrtpdblt worbes. etne
tleins; hide Gnu non ft&3te a0abrtn NIT
elmer 6ttututs mfe ein sertpruHDfner Gopf,
(aat Der Brief ben ptr f&pnherndbnf ba'
ben, }onR Elm nortEefFt@ss' @efen. rae
bstters In xleaer uub sssbaIb ssr'
.sbri. l., ,o't'tsz:'> ...,
Mutter 9unoesntta war rptf tbre abn'
frau Moreautba. tsls(en.; eslttrt. .wubt.
uisl. perfonb etwas. 2usdnti&. -eIwas
@rtehtih, ntI bebrdi{@ unD nor fono&
unsbr BsntbitAnsr niSc 8tnsbtftsusr in..
Dit 6ubp,Eoanf mat tine .alfs. (pont,
f@e faf blinpe Nonne2 Muttsr ;&ineres.
:. Die an0slsbsnfsn unitr ZEN .@timu,.
maitern zuaren LMutfsr19t. honcrtne,
bie 5@aemAaerin; hf. Mufter ct. Or
trup. stae NentRnmdaetin, sitnp> Wutter
ct. ausc, suette ; 'Mutttr- anhunetata,
@aertRanin. maArr ST.: NuatRin, Rran'
ts~npfleeertn. Die sin,ies boahafte I'm 3lo'
Rsr.; bann muttsr ct. Me&tAbia (Grdu.
lrtn: @ouuatn). ean, iunsamtt stusr be-
Observation-Disclosures -@ttmutt : 'Nfutttr
.Gnert (Grdulltn Dreutt). bic f@ou IN
anpsrr 3l5Rsru espsfsn mar; Mutter 81.
9ofsf (Grduleta QoeoQupo),. Wuttsr 81
Nbeltstb CGrdulsiu Don Aussr" ~, Nu.-
ttt Mtkrtro.ota tGsddtsiu:p Gifuentee),
.@utter Gempaffpn iGrdslttn y Ga, gQil-
there, aseeu BE ResA tm(e&hteaen SAT-
It aufeenpmmrn ~ @utttr" Propteeneio
(Grdulstn .. eauelnsts) igRuttsr: Yreien-
ta,isn (Grdulstn o. tanssja), BIZ 1647
p.tortn mar, snbli& Mutter6t. Gslinene
(S&msfer be- Btlptaulr1 9asAe&D unp
@utter Ct. gtantatCGrdulsia nsaSusou),
ets betoe pabnfsnts wurben.5 smuno,
81 beu tab{asaeu+ asbsrte EN-. ,Mdb-
&en pom brstunejmausts Sabrfn, ron -eer
0niel Bourbon, -aus Der Gaustkit nss Gte-
palter Rpae, peidbf IN; ber z0sftaf&aft
GrduIetnseRose5 eehdts1 bats1 EWirbe,
tter absr Mutteri& Ghsptfpn ;ttt6s 57t3
y! @utter St. @e@hlsts,> wst&e'ben
gsfaus ilsitsif,a rerpanbste, tff benitl>en
germ bic YsnRsndrinnsa 1unbi dsatm uSors
Iusspstie etne. game 9tnleitsr. snduit&
fsben. sas, aabH no Ife&Sjs4n 59abren.,
BON aletdsr Sttuue nab elefdem@ u4s,5
bte: bann ueben einanbsr fl btsn Retbe
eesten smuetst, zupn eer. Aeihfenfti6 jar!
0rbttsns> Sic tateta tanaauAipk cine
papassaepfeife, pie chi. kbfabiSe pm.
l9ete101 Gnatin.F tss i'ur' IT, ines ]
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-05-21

edt+ 'Ev.it. tvtt(ebeh ben tRsbtIeih Il Aufise.
,iur uSslsat btr.ste uno tnrittftt Ta4tttr<
fabung, uno nit tou,mtn dfitsiteeat Tag
tntbrtas'bts usb~sraeueuHs. rae5 VI .8eAtns
1tdrnSfs&riss midi 10 iebr tin &sitB1 3pis
'fmfit REM Noresn unp ttuf Saeth1a, als
:pield,rbt etn: ;sstB 3wtfden ~ frtttn' It,
'b.it unb Ttr9Hapnei, 3mff6en '@olte'
fdhptraintiM inb Arifctratfe, 3pi(&tn
Bilpuh8 hAS'R cbbtt, ,pif&tn Dortlart,
unt Nedtsten; n, r.en Vsrtiestr I'D ia
dlIen easttstbsilen mttr> spfr" ritntee,
fnttn. @tldtr llntui&itb II ID @runps
:awii4tn Zen, s4oppubeob uno' BIN Rattle
fnate. 3rl,ain irsm Rsbegtn I'd Saben
unb hem, @tffdsber In Notbtn,,t SCI unftrs
aruts.- bat@S @srfdbrunaa 5ar ''Dtftrtiou
une Hppoa,ton ete,n ne genftttpstoaW au
:f&mdAed attmatt iR2 'gie7RutSt iips
Gtiaee bts :gouJtsn.ments,} GGflftanee: It,
@tlapsrtt,t Slime bu GretbtfE. 'Ditntr b,
7asifotntie. Was Ter untttl6ftt ttt1bl
absie.; baB;; pdbftnp ;tst fa6ti&t Nett1s
ittn ef.ntr3 Rttt3is; Dor bta non III sas6n.
3st Dtltttaas Rsfpett tatin' mug; ,ts,
h6Ttli&eB fttdtber nod aud Elm ft18t,
btu@let1i IN; hen mon ptraibteHf fmiaie,
.Gt'lR' iIIattuuutrn, .tab Ter N0rbtn
nod ni&fR nett aefoufmtn'' II. s Mte,laa.
asa,an' ~ ulsnnsn, Wori Fhttt1 'VBsn,
iMrlt4vn HtbsQsn. unit if&lftet'' Uatei
freuneIi&f ttn @dadft&tn hit Dem n6fo'
ltbvajB sfta,ber; ttf rn 6d@t per Sc.
lpubNf >Atsit asfdtut&r IT.: olS' jtittr.' '9llnu
'ttr'HS&'bajd'bt gra@tun9 is6te: ebtit'
'asn:t xttlS' III ;i.bnmal b6bfetns''@rd
'1irt TENT; "'So' iaH9s bas aIItS' 'nf&ts d1.
:rtsS tpirb;'@fo lanas hi stu dmtritant.
f&ti, 8plft ne ettbi aui Grtiteif:u1b I'm,
o5bdnQtattt ht&f uid&tfa 1tir,uo&t dn.p, IN
'jtbtufS GttGb ee.ftlttn; 'Hoft 6eesl Sae.
i.tntn 0fshtrfa&t 70 lanSt n pthHB au
boftn. h''s1 ~ ~
. eGonbtrS; faul iie1ttb1n
@aftip 8ton aus, itnsut polififdsn
'Sttrmh, NO BerIait unb poffffHtS 81.
'n,ytt' az p.m! @oup.ineu,ent f1iBt::IaDie
=B9tfuntt eetttnefroft III 'beutfttttnz lffapn
idnef enAusfrF unb lsipsr tbtiii bas 9sn.
tnnsassnt Ttsne 9mbtttaitdts rem Uoles
nit. Die Ittten Na&ri&tsn '6ht. 'eunp6'
rthb. SIN sau9enblids. "a cine frdffiae
.gorwdttsttwtauns 6oefsrss; aufntttadst
son sinsm'S iae bas 2anb, rstitn:, f6n1fs,
'ustetrbt NE baT1fdevtt 10sS iIhb
,pi1ft fa' Su @unRfa 'eet AsbeQsif 1fh's
D1tttri. 6uoier ta1f usskts ibotsuden,
'6eatd siu ftlbR inc GtIp'utb etnt4fen'
,i&anp. ME ju Gstintb,1 1ras.dtsR;' 6aatt
'rtr Teint Sd. une' Ra6t lGeoinHt.. 46ee.
Ter pppoultt!..' &onsitealtflfeDtt 1ppc.'
'ntrtt1df latif. 8taena' 6ausd!e etatola ,fflet
bale' iuayabaIb ,gSiavSet;' i tItftta abfs
'l@1&iasa Iausd anS saDeelstsGibA4ea
tS4AaSf INT !Gbre; rlrtf6fa nSax nhe
'RSrS '1ddGtd; ant'6ies patfi6tsa3s aNe
sSSffTea; ttoiFta asas' ettisa. On 0tattel Y
In ber potsmuearmse aber ptsitsttaaets
0epatu mt hBEn 4tR-G nib
ipst.s Nfsf RthIl4o& dx @sietvl1VN :stn'
,efttpfsaaaaH e9ieuas;tdMsesa etfE sHade
s3oefs;*eteei % ba4 ,bts. 9p(tssgee'sl y1sl
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MISCELLANY.

ROMANCE IN REAL LIPE.-An old man
who lived in the most AFFECT poverty for sew
eral years, vibrating between Worcester coun-
" and Berkshire, Massachusetts, and Connect
icut, as he was shifted by the select men who
wished to clear him from their precints, has at
last found refuge but perhaps only tempo
rary one, In the State aims house at Monson.
Forty years ago this same man did heavy
grain and shipping business in \. York, andwas
among the most influential and respected of
the merchants of the metropolis. About the
time ofthe completion ofthe Erie canal, he with
Others conceived grand scheme for doing au
imense foreign trade, and went to Europe,
taking most Of his wealth with him. Family
affairs did not run smooth and he gave up his
grand project, went to London, led a gay life,
was feasted by lords, became very intimate
with the household of noble earl, and was
presented at the court by the American mins
lister. Afterwards he crossed to Paris, where
some imbroglio obliged him to accept the cha
lenge Of a fighting marquis, who senta ball
through his right arm, but our pauper being
q poor shot, severely wounded his own second
instead Of the marquis, and he had to leave
that city Then he went to Munich and made
love to niece of one of the royal families, was
accepted, got drunk at palatial ball over his
conquests, made a bad thing of 1t and left MI
Mich with dispatch. He continued in his ex-
cesses, gambled away all his property, was Il
vagabond In England a few years, then
in New York and then throughout western
Massachusetts. His life is a sadder comment
on fast living than ever was written.-tSpring-
field Republican.
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DIR. HUGHES
Eclectic Medical IMfirlnary.

ESTABLISHED for fAe treatment Of those diseases In
both seres, requiring Experience, skill, Honor and
deiicdcF.
DRIvATE CONSULTATIONS Hughes has
Il for q number of years confined his attention to
diseases of certain class. During his practice he
has treated thousands of cases, and in instance
has he met with 3 failure. The remedies are mild,
and there Ia interruption of business change Of
diet. DR.. Hughes Is in constant attendance from
in the morning until 10 at night, at his oce Tenn
pie street. Charges moderate, and guaranteed
In all cases Separate rooms, that no one will be
seen but the DR.. himself. His remedies disease
when all other remedies fail without dieting,
restriction in the habits of patient; cures with
out the disgusting and sckenng effects Of most other
remedies: cures new cases In few hours cures with.
out the dreadful consequent effects of mercury, but
Is TO annihilate the rank and poisonous faint
that the blood is to absorb, unless the proper
remedy Is used. The ingredients are entirelyveget
Bile, and injurious effect either constitutional
locally can be caused by using them.
YOUNG MEN, who are troubled with seminal
weakness generally caused by bad habits in youth,
the effects of which are pain and dizziness in the
head, forgetfuness sometimes ringing in the ears
weak eyes ETC., terminating In consumption or in.
sanity If neglected, are speedily and permanently
cured.
Allcorrespondence strictly conidentialand will 0
returned # desired. Address
DIR. j. b. Hughes,
Nos Temple Stroet, tcorner of u'ddlel
Portland.
~send stamp for Circular. iull-dawtfa
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A fashionably dressed lady entered car on
the Hudson River Railroad few evenings
since, after standing for few minutes, a
young gentleman rose and gave her his seat.
She made no Acknowledgement Of this act Of
courtesy. The car stopped at an upper sta
ton on the river, and the lady was about to
leave the car when quaint old Dutch gentle
man called to her, MADAM, you have forgot
ten something" What sir p said the old lady.
why, you forgot to thank the gentleman
for your seat"
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sAMBUCI WINE.
ceiebratedin Europe FORTS medicinal and bcnefeis
qualities as gentle Stimnlant, Tonic Diuretic, and
Sudoridc highly esteemed by eminent physicians
used In European and American Hospitals, and by
some Of the first families In Europe and America.
AS "A TONIC
has no equal causing an appetite and building up
AS A DIURETIC
Itimparts healthy action of the Glands, Kidneys,
and Urinary Organs, very benefcialin Dropsy, oui
and Rheumatic Affections.
sPEER's WINE
Isnot mixture manufactured article but is pure
from the juice of the Portugal Sambuci grape, Guilt
waited in New Jersey, recommended by chemists and
70 any other wines in use and an excellent article for
all weak and debilita ed persons and the aged and
intrm. improving the appetite, and benehtting ladies
ALADIEs' WINE.
Because it will not intoxicate other wines 1t
contains mixture of spirits otherquors, and Is
admired for Its rich, peculiar favor, and nutritive
properties imparting healthy tone to the digestive
organs, and a blooming, soft and healthy skin and
complexion.
WE REFER TO
afew well known gentlemen and physicians who
Gen Winfield scott. usA Dr. Wilson 18th st.. NY,
DR. Clifton City. Br. Doasierty' a Ncw nii
Dr. Parker. n. Y. City. Nj.
Drs. Darcy6 Nicholl, New DIR. Marcy, New York.
ark, Nj. DIR. Cumming, Portland
DIR. Hayes, Boston.
rH-None genuine without the signature .of"AL-
FRED SPEER, Passsic, n. j., 10 oyerthe cork Of
each bottle.
u-AAKE ONE TRIAL or TINS VINE.
For sale by Druggists and all arst class Dealers
City and town Agents supplied BY the State Com
missioners.
A. SPEER, Proprietor
vISxyARp-Passaic, New Jersey.
0FFIcE-2Qs Broadway, New York.
JOHN LA For, Paris,
Agent for France and Germany.
Soldin Portland BY II. II. HAY, Druggist Supply
ing Agent. dec22 dly
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
scMMRR ARRANGEMENT.

cHEeyEzs]S1 On and after Monday next, passenger
trains will leave dep0t of Grand Trunk
Railroad In Portland, for Lewiston and Auburn
T.45 A. NJ.
For Bangor and all intermediate stations at 10 P,
NJ. on arrival OF trains from Boston.
Returning trains leave Lewiston aud Auburn for
Portland at $50 A. NJ.
Leave Bangor for Portland At $50 A. NJ. Both
trains connect with through trains TO Boston and
Lowell.
Freight train leaves Portland daily for all stations
on line of this read at A. NJ.
Tickets sold at the depot of the Grand Trunk Rail.
road in Portland for ali stations on this road.
EDWIN MOVES, Supf.
June l. 1853. If
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sIWhen the telegram from Cumberland
Gap reached Mr.. Lincoln that "flring was
heard in the direction of Knoxville" he re-
marked that he was "glad of it," Some per-
son present who had the peris of Burnside's
position uppermost in his mind, could not see
why Mr.. Lincoln was "glad of it," and so ex-
pressed himself "Why, responded the presi-
dent, it reminds melof Mrs. Sallie Ward, o
neighbor of mine, who had a very large family.
Occasionally one other numerous progeny
would be heard crying in some out-of the-way
place upon which Mrs. Sallie would exclaim.
'there's one of my children that isn't dead
yet"
IA thorn in the bush is worth two in
fie hand
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sACO Il PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

TINTER ARRaNGEMEyTS
Commencing Nov. ID, 1858.
G5FasSI Passenger Trains will leave the Sta.
SXknNx ton. Canal street, daily, Sundays ex.
cepted) as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, at s.45 A. n. and $50
Pm.
Leave Boston for Portland at $50 A. NJ. and 2.So
Pm
Leave Portsmouth fer Portland, at 1000 A. N and
500 p. NJ.
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
stations.
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent.
Portland. Oct. 30, 1863 oc31 edit
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FTNO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l.
u DIX particularly invites all ladies who need
Medical Surgical adviser TO call at his Rooms, No
81 Endicott street, Boston, Mass, which they will
find arranged for their special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted overfwenty years TO this
particular branch of the treatment of alt diseases Pc
cuar to females, IL is conceded by all doth In
this country and in Europel that he excels all other
known practitioners in the SAFE speedy and efectua
treatment of all female complaints.
His medicines are prepared with the express pur.
pose of removing all diseases such as debility weak
ness unnatural impressions, engagements Of the
womb, also, all discharges which now from morbid
state Of the blood. The Doctor Is now fully prepared
to treat In his peculiar STYLE both medically and
gicay, all diseases of the female SEX and they are
respectfully invited to Gala
No. al EndicOtt Street, Boston.
AIletters requiring advice must contain one dol
lar to ensure an answer.
Boston, Jan ], 1853 cody