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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
Die 1910 MnlCiDe.

Oie crite National Slnt pon Nlltntaun
ais Oepciitorium uno 8i6cGtU9enz
fur Der Ser. Stoaten.
Die ant III bsreit, Sutiuiptjonm auf bic nrue
Gtrserdn95 @ulsibc cnt9r3cnSunsbmsn.
Dislc 9ntcibe III in 10 9abrrn, mad btm Gjuts
tunten Der JteBicng, sinI0star unS in 40 SAB.
zen, iaumt 9nturlIcn gum Hatum ron prc,rnt
per SaGr. jabrli6 tej glQtcn DOn 50 nb 100
unb Baltj1brltA tri Nctcn peu 500 unp mrbr
lBaler Sdbtar.
3nleu unp Capital mnorm fraft elmer Spe,i.
al Nftr prs GUnawlIts in @ trja6t unb
jinb, fraft elmer SpeltlI.afte, ppn Der 8eIrue.
runa ausgrnVmmcn.
particn, wrIfe unIrrSetnm mGgcn reBilrtrte
ubrr Coupon. SpnrS nit p9lleQ Goupcns pom I.
MGr, erbalter, wrnh iic bic crma6irnsn 3inlcn
in Currency telablm, NIT 3afd3ung ppn so Yru"
gent fir Uranium in G'plo.
28m. y. &tumeri YrGf't.
8. s.. 50 oper, Goliircr.
Wai 10, 1864. NIB
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
9lubttpr8z MnSet0c.

IN ocm 1OaiicnSCrid5t pon Gcda 60.
cn Der Satr tcr 9lt&nm9 SOn Guipsr 6ano'
,pcrf no Gtcptcn Sh0cpCr. @rttutcrn pcn etr
6lntclaImItaft err Sfrilprtcnsn 6 al a t'
ma S@neibCr, lctttn von prjRstrr9 SauG'
f@Ip, eeaa GaunI9.
llnS nun qpru 8. 1864, auf GcrItta6, T'
nanute bic Gcwt 9 Q fbud Sstbrr / n 4,
als quoitrt, UNI Ncbl6tc Nednun9 81 auSitn.
wrrn n6tGg ittrluis!hIn up &utt'iIun0 gu be
ridtcn
e5s5zss Aus cen llytnuor.-@wrsts
EssSE 6. 25 yGIrt'u, Cdr.
Stmacnanntcr 2utitor who fir bm Gnrprd
icinrn EFlhIm not,uiomun, 9e8rwirtiB ldn,
ouf 9Rtwcts pcn l8lm gNoi UGtlnS, um 10
ll0r @o,mttlaS, 0m @albaaic gon g. uno y.
8ittntr. in pleasant Gomrr, 6Cedbr8
IaunIhp. gcdja Gamt3 aHco ih oue 9ntsrci'
liria cjnfaIrn I5nnm, ,pm fs IS sIe rct0'
wfrpiG rtadtcn.
Noi6uJ zubuim0, 2(ubitor.
a}ai ;, 1854. nqt"'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
SnrIG3tebmiI8 Der Unions .Srups
pen aus EeraS.

3ir OfrtrIttn int s(nmurib srsrn YOlt
0ubipn.
9tem Norf, 2ten Wai. Der Rew
Srledn5 Gorreponoent Der ,,8orlo'' bes
ribtct, oaB Die 3urfdjisbuno Der BUN,
oc5truppcn aus 8cra6 be9onnen babe.
SerHer iou III New Orleans Die 9tacb.
ribt einoelaufen fein, Dap Sen. Qclf nit
$4,000 biS20 900 Wann bei9amp Moore
80 Weilen BON Seem Orleans ftebe unb
9e9en sort 6uoicn. ;u marIbiren bsabs
ttbti9e.
(Oer ltmitanb, oaB nur bas eineeFeiIb=
te Sopperbeaoblatt Die >, ,8orlo" uno fein
anoere6 oieie un9initi9en Nabribten
brtn9t, ma6t oeren @Iaubpdroi9feit iebr
slpeifelboft.)
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
9lm Serf6nfcr BON
G1nfm1llnS : gS1drett.

5oGsrnbrS II cine eiRs Der Namen Der Berfdu.
fer BON &aufnanns 'ggaarsn In esGa gaunty, fiir
bas Sabr 1864:
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
Jt q 6 + / 0 t

sBirb bisrmit ssastrn, on6 bic untrriri6nsten
ais @r'cutUrrn Der SjntrrlaIenI&aft pcS onilprte'
nsn Dantsl S6nrtbsr, lrbtbin bon
6dteItrs Sip Grdd @auntp, angsslt wUr'
ben iino. Qlc eirjrnarn Yrricnen batsr, bic
nod an trIasts SintrlaiTcnItaft i6ulcn, fno bier
nit aafaeforbcrt inrrbalb ir6s BO6rn an,urufcn
unb abub8abIen, - unb SOl6e, bic nod rr&t'
mdBiss GnfOrrrunarn tatrn mSaen, iinc ctrn'
falls rriu6t Icl6r innsrtaIb Dem tsiaStsn 3rit
raam wObItrilatiat sin,ub6nrissn an
SScbn Sd)nciocr, }
Glia5 S6neiosr, Gr'or5.
Benjamin Yeter, }
Wial 10, 1854. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10

gm t6tn Gprit. bur6 YailOr @rU6, pr Gtr.
Prihn, nit Diff Gatbartna gGee, Efpt UUn Slud.
tia Buds @aunty.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
Seffentlt0e 9enbu.

l(uf Samlta95 bcn ISten SUM,
NaGmittaes um I ll6r, catn auf rem gfabc
lcbtbin tss YrTurttnm Ooniel SunF:
d sr, in gGaldinBtCn 3auni4ip, GrGa Gauntg,
etpa
80 2tcfer 0ctrdiSc,
I'm Gjtune, ndmI6 gB E Ssn uno 8 08rn
auf Eifmtli6r gtneu Ssrfnuit rrrten.
Die 8sOinsunssn am SrtaufstaSs unb gpf'
wdrtunB pOn
@ibton 0uniifer, ! q,,,,,,r
SoeI SuniiGer, "0'' 0''
Nldt 3, 1864. nqtS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
l1augrn 4l1af,biaca Ge(1aft

mo eem Ya0lttuh uerT9aupt anlujet9en, Dap CT
OaB
l1aaern 41aflDiara Gcfbift
rca INNER auf cine Is3r autgeoc0nte DeiIr an
ienrm alttn Stantplabe III btr 5trn StraBe. ,wi'
ihen BEN Gurnrr urb @GeipeStroBen, In Der Statt
Qllentauu, forLtetrstt. altrU &c bGrsit III In eio
nem SADIE, ale 2lnlprrGaOr po!tCmmCn ~ be.
nieriaen. gr bait baldsR INNER auf Snno
unc perfcrtist auf 8sislm8en;
@rfe Site 0reItbmaIbinen, portrcfaidbe
Wibmaibincn, 0aruntcr Ole berdbmte
,@rtetiicr: Mafdbinc, nit einem Srcps
par," bfrrtidDe OeWeden, o1runter Der
ioacnannte yRofdpapzHebeu, NIT
ciierncn Sprin8- 33bacn-oeriClbe iff
70 btqtm lpie ciU Sbaufcllfubl, fam
auf raubem uno bG9eIl8tem Ganoe 9es
raoe 70 gut 9ebrdudJt Weroen tpie auf
Dem @benen, un0 jWar our6 elm Srauz
en;immer ooCr einCm &naben, Sutterz
~ ibnCioer, Gornihducr, Srett9cwaltcn,
QItcnts Sbater5, Die bcIten Die i'm Sc
braub finO, Hanowlljen, Qatcnt.
QSinOmUblcn, II. I. no, uno 10 liefcrt
cr oub auf Seitcuun9 pon hen 0ucr=
bcttn Sie-OrlI5.
@r bait aucp tcecr3elt ocn ocn 5elten ScltinaS
fir MaI6ncn, 10 ME erils @atc Gubcs fir Ga
Drills gum SnFdui auf 6anO-unp f. psrritttt
tr auetsiierun9en uno @ntcNrrunGsn dn ben
Sufr9e ms- Wama'5 .tGbmal1iucn,
une iitcrbaupt Yuriftct CT Slid Qrbrt an atltn
lnoern Blufrn WaIhnrn uno trIUr9t als Arttn
StInbrsbs ArtGitsn.
Soltr Die Waihincn 5u faufen iudni6en, wers
om cS ~ tt.tm 8ortbril ituocn. rprnn e bel ibm
lniprrtbra unp feline Grtejtn. bic ale untsr Isiner
,asntn Quflht bur6 bic tsiten Q,bsitrr Die gu
trbalten fab Uari6tt ptrpsn, unc fir wrlt' er
oabcr ppbl gut ipretn fam, bsItbsn unp btur'
tteitcn rbt fs IOnlpo tlufen.
Gr ii ter,lb pdnttar fir trrcitS arnrNenr
RunrItoft, uno wirt iib ltfts bslirrtsn curh btl=
tige greIBe-wtI6f 70 rirCer wsnn niGt niscrrer
ats an rarno tncm anrsrn Sr! in 9tnnlYlvlntsn
punftti2' SipicnunB uno Yrrtr'ifIidr ar'
tittl, Iid ierCn pUutn QntDeil Der Gjnl pes Dub
litum5 suju,rtrn, iprldes &ertrauen tr pann
aut wubl ,u wiirpissn wlirn MIRO. ST Ettst
Oa9tr IAdeBlt6 um 8ensi8ttn 3lpruA.
Sonatban 8. 8ot.
Wa 10, 1864. rl3Dt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
Bon Der 9yptplmac 2Irmee.

u ep Yorf, 3. Wai. Da6 @ous
perncment bat BON Sort Wcnrre cine Des
peibe crbdten, olB Der 9tabtrab Don
Selurc8aro'6 Nrmes am 30iten QpriI
frIb our6 pcter5bur9 maribirte.
Scln Irmee: :@orp6 fol- 5000 bis %, ?
900 Mam fart iein.
8on Ger Sront nibt3 9teut6. Sine
betrdbtlitbe 2lbtbeilun9 Der Retellen:
Nrmcc fol- bci Srcoeridsbur9 beldd fti9t
TEN, Die Sel fhonjun9en ouf osn 4ns
D0Den 3n peritdrfen.
Die Tcbcllcn iolleu iitb Don MoSiipn
court Oauie rtfSisben mo lih in
Sront unlerc6 Centrum uno IinFtn SlGs
gels concentriren.
Sine OiUiiiOn bon Gpn8ilreet6 ltsbt,
lplc 9Elcrtcure beridten, bel loancpit
Sunttion ais HclCrpt.
Hcs iolI 9s9en l0O,0 mann baten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
ErpEeitien nab t1Iaeifon Court
Sau8.

" 4 I tD in9tOn, .. Woi. &ori9e
@otp1 lpurot cine Grproiticn na6 Maois
ion Gourt Sau5 ab9ticnoct. Wan traf
cine blItr WtiIe pon Der Stoot auf cine
RebtIlcnabtbeilun9, Die 5urif0etrieben
wuroe. 2(tS unfrrc Sruppen ap1ncirten,
tpuroe aus Den 0dufern auf oiefelben ees
feutrt, 70 oab fie juriifpeiben muBten.
lin Die He5CiIen aug Der Stoot ;u Der.
trelbtn, wuroen oaber eini8e 66ufer, aus
oenen 9fibohen .lpCrocn mar, on9ejdns
Oct.
DAG SeGer perbreittte fly rpr9en Mans
gel an eolb1pparotcn, Weiter, uno fat
Ole game Staot br1nnte ab.
Sine am Sonnerita0 pon Sienna aus.
9elenoete Grpcoition n1bm % BON MoIe.
bD5 8uerilla6 9efan9en uno srbeutetc
pferoe, Sabaf uno anoere Sorr6tbe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10

9rd1a GauntY, o. q.
@smdb rinrr atte Der General QiTrmttp bee
StaaeS YsnuIvlplnisn, pabrt ben 1 Item 2lpril
1876. beitttslt, ,,Gine Gftf brdslia auf bic aus
fsGuns pon abi6iB,rn pom 8aufmlnns=@dtTn,
Il. +. 10" bsI6sinist Der llntc,ettnctr, anBeleQt
pur6 bic Gommibunsrs .pon 2cGa GauntY. aIe
abI6dBsr, NaB bic Uprbr9cbenben G'rpe II. &Iens
tdnpIsr In ausIdnOiIten unb nmrritanti&rn 8auf.
mannssitsrn, bitisnss tnO, bic mir 3ar 8snnt'
njB Gcfommsn unp baB Oirielbe oem @jeicb scmib
tlalfifilirt finO S3eusts, mcjne llnterlauft bic
ien z. Gag Wai, u. .. 1864.
S5olm S. &boma6,
9ti6dber pom Saufmanns sInrrn.
Gin apsrllatipn5asrtat wiro ge6aItm prtcn
am 9imll9 ben 3 ten &as Nai nGhitcns, nm
8 ubr SUrrtttasS, IN Der GummiFiOnsro QmtS.
tube, in Qlentaun, mann unp pOleIbif li6 allr in
Ubi9er GlniFitiirmg intcrrittrr Ysrlunrn sinfl.
ben t0ansn, penn iie eS fir ittdlid era4tn
Wni 10. ro3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
Wlamtb Ghnnf Nlarftbrrfrht.
Die 9cba Gauntv
8ibCl : @jCGeQGr6Qft.

NI7IE WETFHTHaTI VVITaTHHEI NN an UHn9El
MCnlaR, &prmtttaB5 m 10 llbr, ii Der SurOan
gItbrtfAcn &ir&e in SGO s2PtrtbaQ. 8ormit.
tags miro Qrf0iat mD Gjotlc1OienI untrr gtitma
Der @9rp. 6erren Wenni9 unb StroBtuacr asS
batsn wsrten. gia6mittaS6 iinpet Die @unven=
tiOn tcr At9rUrbrehn cu Gemcinprn in 2rt1
Gauutg itatt. Nat 6rrUnbs pca 28prtGs @UtlcS
nO singelapm bGjuppbnm.
Soicpb Youn9, Yrei.
y. s. lrLrltr. Sccr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
Glib QS beitDou
lcbrusltOA Der66rrnHg5- Or

U 7 q I Z
Die jd6rii6c @rriammIuna brr Glib p9sits
tatl seamisitigsn 2rtrn6lcd 9TftTunsS Gjs:
IrGIthaft tpiro grtalten wCrbsn, auf Snmldn5
rem 2SRm Mai, tint 8 llbr germttda5. nm 0li'
hauIc ucn % Ie 9 6nsd, in Nuenlnun, ~
msttlsr 3et 9 Mitatecrr gu rrwdbItn inO, nal
Ge baS 9caro bsr 9srwaltrr fir baa tintrrttnee
SIbr tItrn 1pllsn.
Die tsIaatr gBnGt lOn rtus llntetu6uua YOr
q ubr Grrnlittdg5 hie ) llar gldGmitogs rftn
Stbalun waben. YUnEtIiGs Ssipcbnuns wirb
stfrarttt.
,, Gpan @utD, Sec.
9 NtAt TO, ra>'m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-05-10
GpnNtbAn IS. Sod,

Ssbtcnt Fh bsier GsltBenbtit leinfn 5rcunbm
nO rsm YabItum iitrr9aupt anjujsiscn, ra6 er
oaE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
AMERICAS WoxgN.-It is = well-known

AMERICAN WoxeN.-It is = well-known
fact that, in America, the female sex are
more subject to those arrangements in;l-
dental to her sex than in any other country.
Way is it so? Is it from want Of knowing
herself, or is it from tho habits and customs
of the peoples Thousands die annually,
and many more thousands prematur..ly lose
their health, beauty, ard youthful desires,
principally from neglec' ofthcir condition.
1t is now within the power OF every lady TO
procure work exactly suited to her case
one that is worthy to be the LADIES Pal
vArE MEDICAL ADVISER. 1t is pamphlet
of 90 pages, called DR.. Harvey's Treatise on
DISEASES Of Females, Pregnancy, Miscar.
riage, Barrenness, Sterility, Reproduction
and Abuses Of Nature. On receipt Of Two
postage stamps, it win be mailed, secure
from observation. to any address, BY J.
Bryan, N. D., 76 Cedar street, New York,
and al inquiries viii be strictly confiden-
tiAl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
Democratic County Ticket.
For Recorder,
AUGUST F. MAST.
For Clerk Of the District Court,
HIRAM WHEELER.

STovEs.-The place to buy the Stewart
and Challenge Cooking Stoves is at Geo. W.
Smiley's, I'd st., between Main and Harrison,
WEsrcnEsTER HousE-Thc attention Of
the travelling public is called to this excel
lent house, located at the corner Of Broome
and Bowery streets, New York. 1t is kept
upon the European plan, and affords most
excellent facilities for merchants and busi-
ness men visiting that city. We take
pleasure in giving it hearty recommenda.
ton. It's location is central for business,
and guests can but be perfectly comfortable
and "a. home" while stopping there. See
card.
SEWING MAcuiSE.-Gct the Grover and
Baker. Its popularity is unbounded and
its facilities for doing work is equal to it's
popularity. See advertisement and call up
on Miss Bixby, agent. Office and sales
room over Wadsworth's store.
WINTER is coming. and the ladies will
find at Farrand's choice lot Of furs Of va
r,ous styles and prices, which are just the
thing for comfort and good style in dress.
He can supply gentlemen with the best
styles of hats, caps and furs.
THERE are some things that gentlemen
should never forget, p, ointment among which
| is to call at Sam Perry's for their fall and
winter clothing. He cannot and will moi
be outdone in either styles or prices. Now
is the time to leave your orders at the
clothing store opposite the Post office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

The Aryus thinks that if the city COM
prised as many sections Of land as Daven.
port does taking in Moline, Camden and
Rock Island, ETC., it would be more popu-
lous han Davenport, which, Of course, is
very FAR from being the case, unless the su
burbs Of Rock Island are much more popu-
lous than the city itself, which is not usu-
ally the case. Our sister city is dong we'll
and may reasonably hops to become, some
day, in wealth and population what Daven-
p0lt now is.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

FrNASctAl.-You can make money, or
which is the same thing, sdre money, by
purchasing read y-made clothing at Mas 4
Mayors, No. II West "a street. Gents
furnishing goods and notions in great va
riety.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

TorLEr.-Toilct goods Of every variety.
very nice and very cheap, always on hand
at Grabbe's, under the LeClAire House.
Call there.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
Notice to favmCTo.
The Union Flour Ml0is,

Corner Western Avenue md Front -ss, arc
now completed adj gooa running order.
We wouid respectfully solicit faSm tss4Dse hsv-
~ Wheat. Rye, Corn Or buck wheat. ~ gsisd 70
nve u. cal We will guns s,stse eaasstssAtsa
farners, or others having .'CiAD WI. =" 81 ~
vill plea.e bring st to our mil. Ne ws't ~
ron, one to two cents per bnshei higher -
srstket prize.
families aud Bakers Will p!ease n"ne. tas. ~
,,.-,h.ut plour viii be ma q from the bekt lib
NJ. "a nay deps0d Up = xetsing sssPssios
article = sSnsnsS1SU 80
seps7-d1n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
To.0ay0' AoveUsSomenso.
WES1cAES1GR HOUSE,.
Corner Broome 81 and Bowery,
NEW YORK.
On the European Plan.
Accommodations for Two Hundred Guests.
J. +. DARROW d CO.
ocio Proprietors.

VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION .-FoR rar DEsAxcr
men Of system incidental 10 the change Of diet
Wounds. Ernptions. and exposures which every
Volunteer is liable to. there are no remedies so
safe, convenient and reliable MS HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT II the reader Of this
''notice' cannot get box of Pills or Ointment ct
the drug store in his place. le, him write 10 ne 50
Maiden Lane. enclosing the amount and will
mail box free Of expense Many dealers will
not keep my medicines on hand because tbev
cannot make as much profit as on other persons
make. 5, cents, $ cents and 81 40 per box
or pot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

The undersigned having sold his building. and
retired frcm business. wishes all indebted to pay
up immediately, and those having work in his
hands to call for the same without delay
Oct1 JACOB CARrwRIGHT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

s,4 400 OF txxKsAL MsReaAsn'ss, ca,ns.s',ng
Dry Goods Groceries Hardware, ma's aHa for
ssPs, P'or,r n"o This stock was selected IN De-
sa, ss, II low prices from Joebers. and is
emu ssd tar saie On account Of the failing health
ma q ;,s owner. II can be bought at great oar-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

nOYOU WISH TO BE CUREDs
IL DR.. BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure in less than 80
days the worst cases Of Nervousness lmpoteucy
Premature Decay, Seminal Weakness, Insanity,
and all Urinary. Sexual and Nervous Affections
no matter from what cause produced. Price, 81
per box. Sent. postpaid. by nail on receipt Of
an order. One box will perfect the cure in most
cases. Address JAS S. BUTLER.
General Agent, AT Broadway \. Y.
jyl4-d&w3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

GOOD "YARD MAN," Who Can make him
"a self .cne ally useful ca Of g rod sit
ustion / a pay At tn. LeClaire House.
0ep27 -dlf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

TN ONSEOCENCE or THE LARGE Al
i y.xcE il, ev.ry asticl pertaining 70 the mar
,factnre Of Ga, ami the add't;unal gos ernms ~
tax, the Gas Company are compelled ~ add ~
advance Of rr Dollar, per shousan cubic see'
to the rre.eDt ptices from and after the hrrs -
Of Oct,.b faf' TNOS. DEkMu
aopao- -da3<v 6s1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
Price One Dollar.

Cut this notice out If You desire DR.. HARvEY'i
Pulls or Book and if you anoot procure them
Of your druggist. do not take any other, fol
some dealers who arc rhprincipled will recon-
mend other Female Pills. they can make larger
profit on but enclose the money and send d.
rec. to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
Dr.. J. BRYAN, General Agent,
Chicago & Rock Island Railroad,


OMAN AFTER MONDAY, NAY 18th, 1854
and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, Sundays excepted) as follows |:
Let Nail lain al - '...............s ~, A. y.
- Night expires 80 ~, p. y.
Arrive at davenport daily, Sundays excelaed)
as follows;
LIST Night express ut st..................5 81, = =
I'd Daily express and mail train ..s rs, r. n.
All trains over this route are in direct connect
tion at Chicago with trains over both the Michi--
gan southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroads. to and from De
troit, Toledo Columbus. Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Pit,sbarg, Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba:
ny, New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore. anc
Washington.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessit,
Of giving distinct directions as 10 the ie-tiation
Of their baggage. also TO procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars Is the conductors
collect fares only to the stations on the line Of the
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad.
myl6 "a }. +. TRACY. Sup't
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

By THE EARs-Thc case of Mrs. Elden
the Chicago widow whom we mentioned the
other day, seems to be the staple domestic
topic at Muscatine just now. We believe
she has not succeeded in recoveri: her
property, and states that the lawyers Of
Muscatine have all been retained on the
other side. She is determined, however, TO
fight it out ON that line, " if it takes all
summer"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

SrovEs.-The place to buy the Stewart
and Challenge Cooking Stoves is at Geo. w.
Smiley s, 2dst. between Main and Harrison,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

WoRrH WurLE.-S S. Guyer Of Rock
Island, offers a reward Of $500 for the de.
lection of the thief who stole half barrel Of
oil and five gallons copal varnish from his
premises latoly. Here is chance for some
Of our police expert to make fortune.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

Go TO THE BEsr-Go to Bryant & STRAIT
toms Chicago Commercial College, to get a
thorough practical business education, or to
become good sound telegraph OPERATOR
For circnlsrs address (cnclosing stamps)
Bryant & Stratton, Chicago, Illinois. dwly.
DR. FERBARD, the celebrated Spanish
Physician, is ut his Office, on Main street,
Davenport. sp6-d&wtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

FRosT-For the first time since last
spring there was heavy frost last night
The effects Of it upon the foliage Of the
trees is very apparent. Well, it is time for
frosts. Our farmers have great reason to be
thankful that all their crops have had
abundant time to mature before any such
visitation.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

see our Column Of Adver.
ssrm,enfs. Embracing other
asenmArtv. L. Ea8ette
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
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in strengthening and restoring the .ystc,n.
Thousands Of ladies' who have suffered f,r wears
and led various Other remedies y. VAN. owe a
the efficacy OF
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-03-16
From the Sunday School Times.
noinr Eon6 ~

There is no greater happiness on
earth than to be made the instrument
of happiness, or of good, to others,
and then to give God all the glory.
Let no one ever say tozhimself or to
others, i am small and'of no conse-
quenee [ am poor and dcspised, and
of no account or, i am only one
among many, and have no influence
Every person, however limited his gifts,
is continually operating, for good or
evil, upon all connected with him. No
influence is small when valued in the
light Of eternity. In the way of
means, there are no little things with
God. The verse of a hymn-a text of
Scripture-a kind word-a good book
"a Christian letter-a passing warn
ing-a cup of cold water, given in the
name Of Jesus-all these have been
blessed at various times, and will be
unto the end of the world.
God works by human means and in
struments; by men, and women, and
by little children; by their influence
upon others; by their conduct and con-
versation; by their tempers and dispo-
sitions; by their wealth and talents,
and affections; by their department AS
they pass through the world; but above
all at home; by the friendships they
form, the words they speak, the books
which they read or leave about; by the
letters they write, the places they fire.
quent, the strangers with whom they
hold momentary intercourse; bY the
living and by the dead.
Sir Thomas Fowell Buxton is said to
have resembed in his walk through
the world, "a man passing through the
wards Of hospital, and stopping down
| on all sides to administer help where
| it was needed
A popular authoress tells US that she
longs to be like the church bells, utter
ing chime over all human activity
over all the striving and the suffering
over all the happy; calling and invi-
ting men to the house of prayer, ash
they had said, Come, ye sorrowing /;
yc weary and heavy laden; ye gay and
thoughtless ones, Come and hear Gods
message of redeeming love!
1t is related of a good and noble la
dy, that her last work every evening
was to review with diligence all the
works of the day-her thoughts, words
and deeds; what happened in this room
or that company; what good or evil
she had done; what opportunities of
beneftting others she had embraced
or neglected; what comforts and bless
ings she had that day received; and
after this examination, giving thanks,
and beggipg pardon s,in every particu-
lar, having eommuned IN her own
heart, in her chamber, she was still8
What sweet example for US all to
follow! How necessary it is. in pass
ing through the world, to pause every