The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-06-24

seems 10 20 lnOulS1nS In new harness.
We should think from Appearances, that
nearly dozen had left the shop during the
last three days.
I(s)CREAM.-What would we do with
out such an institution as Enz ? During
all the intolerable hot weather he has kept
US cool with small mountains Of delicious
Ice Cream, and we are prepared to acknowl
edge him the greatest institution Of the age.
Remember to call on him on the Fourth.
New Observation-Disclosures .--Messrs.
Hill & Bragg have got their new Furniture
shop nearly completed and will soon be at
work. They are both experienced work.
men and intend doing first class work.
THE K1RBY-The time for people to be
looking about for Mower and Reaper is
near At hand, and we wish to call attention
to tho 'Kicby" advertised in another place.
It stands ahesd Of nything else in the mar.
ket. Messrs. Brown & Betcher are the
agents in this city.
PsRsoNAL.-Prof f. Edwards, of Hudson,
Wisconsin, formerly OF this place, has been
10 town several days, visiting his friends.
lie is going to speak at Pine Island on the
Fourth Of July.
Capt. u. B. Wilson, Of Company G, 9Th
Regiment, arrived in the city last Saturday
New AMDRoTyPE.-Mr Fisher late q
soldier in the army, discharged by reason Of
= wound received At Pittsburg Landing. has
opened the rooms over Baker's Hardware
Store, and is now taking Ambro,ypes. lie
has some splended specimens, and is said
to be az excellent workman
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Still ONwARD.-H OF Notwithstanding the
hard times and high prices, the sale of the
chemical Sa]oratus is still on tho increase.
People will use it, and every successful
housewife tells her neighbor and when he,
neighbor tries it she tells another, and thus
its fame spreads until it is hard to tell where
1t will stop.
That FERRY.-We learn that Mr.. I've
has sold out his right to tho ferry privilege
across tho river at this place, to Mr. Ed
ward Specht, person who has had large
experience in TINT business, at. and above
Dubuque. Mr.. Specht says lie can have
the ferry running by the first Of September
which will be early enough to accou, moda'
the fall trade. Good Tor Rcd Wing.
lMpEovExENr.--James Lawther ESQ, i,
cxcavating a cellar preparatory to erecting a
building on the lot adjoining his store, fit,
feet front. We understand it IS to hc hull
OF stone. We notice few new building,
being erected. bu, not near as many as there
ought to be. Lumber and other material ane
labor, arc very high, having tendency to dis
courage building.
RIvER.-lt is seldom the river gets as Low
as it ID now. Tho season has passed b,
without the usual spring food CONSTANT,
recesd;ns, It has At last reached poin, 81,
inches below the lowest point attained las
year, and that too, At the very time We are
ordinarily, entitled to freshet. Boats ar,
very irregular, with difficulty running At all
lit keeps on. the largest boats will haYs (.
withdraw before long. ~,.-~>-as
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!" sustaining, BY his subscription, q. leas,
one agricultural paper. The time for sub
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s'so 20 speak disparsiusly Of any jour. a o
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any waere this side of the eastern bound,1
Of Ohio, there is no paper so vel, worthy
the support Of III persons engaged in .cri. ..
cultural pursuits IS tho Rairis F.rnsr-
II is now trying Inns aor agricultural %.
Pe''. % not h4 to give helping hand =
You will gain many times its cos. By il:
perasal during the year. Il costs but So q
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