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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09
CHIpHEN'S ARMS AND LEGS A IiS.in.


CnrIpEEN's ARMS AND LrGs--A dis.in-
guishcd physician. who died some years
since in Paris, declared:
81 helev" that during Tie 90 years that
lave prarticed my profession in this city
10000 children have been carried to the
cemeteries, q sacrifice to the absurd custom
Of exposing their arms uaked." On this
the editor Of the Phi'ad lphia Medical and
Surgical Reporter remarks "Put the bulb
OF thermometer in haby's mouth, the
thermometer rises to ninety degrees. Now
c%rry the same to its little hand if the arm
be bare and the evening cool, the mercu1v
VIII sink 10 i'ty degrees OF course all
the blood that II ,ws thrpush these arms
must fall from 81 to 40 degrees below the
t.mpcraturc Of the heart Need | say,
when these currents Of blood flow back in
to the chest, the chld'S vitality must he
more or i2sS compromised? And need
add that We oueht not to he surprised nt
its frequent recurring affections Of tho
tongue, throat or stomach | have seen
more than one child with habitual cough
and hoar>rncsS, choking with mucus, en-
tIrcly and permanently relieved by simply
keeping tn" hands and arms warm Every
observing and progressive physician he's
daily opportunities Of witnessing the same
cure
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

4 iIuSBAND WnN "A ceebrat ted fast"
Partisan gnl recently won and married q
German dplomatist by an extraordinary
exhibition Of activity. The manner Of the
captivatinh is thus recorded byH Paris cor
respondents
"At supper given nj the Maison Dorco
a short time ago. the hats Of the gentlemen
being hung upon the gilt hooks around the
supper room, became rather difficult to at
tain by men Of small stature, after much
champagne The dip!ome., uniting both
conditions, was found struggling by Rigol.
boche in The vain cnd"avGr to reach his hat,
when with the true inspiration Of genius,
she pirou tied t,r a moment before the wall,
then bounded high in the air, and brought
down the Object with her foot, to the great
admiration and delight Of the short diplo.
mate. An offer and acceptance of marriage
was the immediate result.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

New OREGON The Paialea,er tells oil
4 brilliant supper and ball at Coles Eagle
Exchange on the. % | in honor Of the re.
turn OF a por':on tf the 9th Regiment .
y wild f.lIow wanted to whip the whole
town Of Vernon Springs, when merchant
there gave him dressing. The next day
another rug;listic gent was ''lonc for" by
an * mc,chant Of the same place. In New
Oregon a merchant gave bad boy a slight
hAgging to make him behave the rcsul,
will be a lawsuit. (rhcse Howard County
merchants arc the devil for iish:ingD And
even Mead, the good-naturel, peace editor
is accused of furnishing a saucy urchin OF
the village. Verify New Oregon and Yer
non s. rings are on their muscle about thes,
days. When Big Andy comes round with
his BlackbjrdS, pleas give him Show!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

.8@ Persons wishing TO economic, in
clothing their children, will do well to try
metal tipped shoes. Children invariably
wear out their shoes at the toe first. Metal
tips never wear out at the toe, and pair
Of tipped shoes at an additional cost of a
few cents, will more than outwear three
pairs Of the same quality without them.-
Boston Journal
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

s- A one,legged orator named Jones
was pretty successful in bantering an Irish
man, when the latter asked him-''How
did you come to lose your leg?''
"Well," said Jones, ION examining my
pedigree and looking upon my descent, I
found there was some Irish blood in me,
and on becoming convinced that it was
settled in that les, had it cut off at once -
"By the powers,' said Pat. lit 'ud 'av
bin good thing if it had only tiled in
your head" .i5F
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-03-09

.SY" Jeremy Taylor says that it takes a
wide garment to cover some peoples sins
Wonder if that led to the adoption Of
hoops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02
A STRANGE CASE OF APPARENT DEATH. :

STRANGE CASE OF APPARENT l)EafH.
case Of apparent death occurred IN Berlin
, few weeks ago, and naturally created no lit
10 sensation. The wife Of a Well-to-do MGR
chant had, after a short sickness, suddenly ez-
aired in the night Next morning the corpse
was carried BY women called in to prepare 1t
TOR the funeral into retired apartment where
the usual operations OF washing, &C, We're
narfnr,ned upon it. The husband wen5
ont in the course Of the day to make
the necessary arrangements Tor the burial,
when, duriag his absence, the nelghoors
were aroused by fearful sbrleAs proceeding frtn'
thn dwalline Of the deceased Ga entering the
na;ohhors found no one at home. aud finding the
door Of the room from which the cFieS issued
LOCKED, they broke it open, aud to their horror
disc covered that the corpse had risen from the
dead In less than IS hours the woman
would have been buried In living tomo-a
casualty which, though happily prevented In
her case ny speedy recovery from the ht, IL IS
70 be feared carries off no lnconsAderable uum-
Der OF persons every year.
The Port Tobacco Md, Times says:-"On
wednesday night Of last week one OF the com
Danies Of Il New York regiment, from camp
near Giesboro' Point, occupied the Court room
in this village and finding chairs, desks and
books NEST conyenient for fuel, deliberately
burned every article of this description IN the
room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S
CELEBRATED HERB MEDICINES.

NIOW for the first time introduced into this
~ country, have been successfully used for
twenty-six years IN Germany, and the rest OF Eu-
rope, and are particularly efficient i'll the cure OF
all CHI onic diseases. They are imported direct
to This port by the undersigned and their eff
cheney and safety can &c relied upon with con-
tdence They
VEGETABLE PILLS and POWDERS,
the best blood purifying medicine cytant. and
unequt,l}cd for the cure OF letter, Asthma,
Headache, Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain in the
Breast and Sides, Spotted Fever, CEills and
Fever, Dyspepsia, Scrotula, Salt kheum, Can
Ger, Jaune!lcc, BiIiousness, Eruptions Of the
Skin. Piles, Worms, Dropsy, Ery:lpeeas, Swell
ings, Open Wounds, ChoIic, and IL fact ali di-
seases caused by impure blood, OF Imperfect
PROF. WUNDRAMs RHEUMATIC
Pow DERS, q sure cure for all Rheumatic
complaints. Gout in particular.
I PROF.. NUNDRAMS EPlLEPTIC REM
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy for the
certain cure Of this terrible complaint.
PROF. w u n UR x Nj S VEGETABLE
ELIXIR an invaluable remedy against Asth-
ma, Bliousness, Pain in the Breast, Cough ;;Dys-
PROF. WUNDRAMS HERB TEA, d
pleasant and wholesome beverage, tor sick and
convalesccnts, also for Dispeptics, and those
afflicted with nervousness.
PROF. W y n ID il a NJ TAPE DRM
= PROF. :. " UNDRAM's T00THACHE
DROPS.
Tuil directions accompany each remedy.
For further partleulars, APPLY to
JULIUS DlENELT Dentist,
145 Prince ST., nearly opposite the Post Office
between st. AsaIn and " Washington sts:,
Alexandra, w.
For sale also by ISAAC hNIWISLE,
P q hPS6 81 A i. T. co ia va"
Ia r..,i,;, \ law uGrlo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02
CHRISTMAS! CHRISTMAS!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

\ the store, No, IS King street, one door be-
IA low Royal, can be found one Of the largest
stocks, suitable for holiday presents, in the city
comprising Gentlemens' and Ladies' fine Gold
and Silver Watches and Chains Fine Diamond
Kings, Breast Pins, Ear-Rings. Fine sets Ct
Hair Chans-all styles ard patterns; Napkin
klngs, Cake Baskets, Sugar Bowls, Fruit Dishes
Fruit, Fish, Pie and Butter Knives. Castors
Gohlets, Cups, Fine Gold Pens and Silver Hol :.
ders Gold Pencils Gold Bracelets Salt Cellars
1u!! Breakfast and Tea Sets, and in fact, every
ar5lcle usually kept in first class jewelry es-
punishment, most appropriate for presents, be-
Ing both useful and ornamental
re- GALL Al IS KING STREET. -@
dec l5-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
Grocer &: Bakers Sewing Machines.

WE have on hand two ofthe above machines
w just received from the factory. Having
oeen The agents for the sale Of these celebrated
machines Tor several years we can recommend
them with pleasure
They Hem, Fell, Gather and Stitch in the
most superior manner. Parties interested can
see the machine and specimens Of their work
NY calling LEADBE ATER & co. j
- mo l4-t No. I, South Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02
4 C a r D ,

a ID,
ANIEL S Il 3 Z,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
rAvING taken the stand formerly occu@
IL pied by w. q A. Murray, No. ~, North
Fnirtnx street, is prepared TO till all orders en-
trusted to Linz md promises TO keep up lhS
,4+;o, re hi ,rcdocpssOrs dec y-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN,

yXIITil Innoxious Vapor, by poets 7, r.: rs
w S1cEsMoND Il HAYWARD, No. III, hlng
e. inventors and sole manufacturers OF the
A a. n Il sTHETlC INNoAIoUS yApo(k'
not laughing gas, nor chlorotorm nor ether,
h1,t strjctIv an Anpsthetic Agent. entir"ly free
frem Collaborating effects, and is perfect har'n@
less. causing quiet sleep with pleasant sensa'
ton and perfect lnscnslblIity 90 PAIN
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 8, 1SG3.-Th;sis to certify
that we had several teeth extracted this Gay oy
Drs S. & H., without the least pain whatever,
and we can cheertully recommend TO every one
who is suffering this new system OF, OF 1Xtrsc'is
teeth. 49, ~ r ~ ~
dec 4-tf ". I. mr. NLl1,2D~1. --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02
T E a S! T E a S.!

TI1ST received from New York and Phila-
i delphia direct from importers) q large and
we'll selected assortment Of Gun Powder, Dung
Hvson and Blao Teas, some of very superior
.n,1al,tv F. G, SWAINE,
dec lG No. &c Royal ST. Get.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02

{ IlDA1 Is bbls prime APPLE CIDER, Just
aoo,;,~oa ,1ar Steamer from, New York, and Tor
sale by Il: II. ~ 1- ~, sta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02

NOR SALE.-A large lot Of old newspapers
l. suitable for wrapping paper, tor sale cheap
Apply at this office. acc z9-ot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02
POULTRY FOR NEW YEAR.

TUST received three hum red NJ ARA Lam
81 TURKEYS; also, 30 dozen tine Chickens
and other kinds Of Poultry for q, sale ,Ieen ~
dec 29-1w NO. ITO klIg strect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-02

r EATHER-Sole Leather, Calf Skins, Mo
IL rocco, Topping and Lining Skins, tor sale
very cheap at CLlf r OhDo,
dee 3O-eo3t n os l22 and ia hlng-st.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-22
a.
At
Odd Things.

Give me the old songs, those exquisite bursts
of melody which fill the Tyres of the inspired
poets and minstrels of long ago. Every note
has borne on the air tale of joy and rapture-of
sorrow and sadness! They tell of days gone by,
and time hath given them voice which speaks
to us of those who once breathed those melodies
of what they now are, and what we soon shall
be. My heart loves those melodies may they
be mine to hear till life shall end, and as launch
my boat upon the sea of eternity, may their
echoes be waited to my ear, to cheer me on my
passage from the scenes of earth and earthland
Give me the old paths where we have wander
ed and culled the flowers of love and friendship,
in the days of "Auld Lang Syne;" sweeter, far,
the dells whose echoes have answered to our
footsteps, and whose rills have in childhood's
days reflected back our forms, and those of our
merry play-fellOws, from whom we have parted,
and meet no more in the old hooks we loved so
well. May the old paths be watered with Hea-
VEINS dew, and be green forever in my memory!
Give me the old house, upon whose stairs we
seem to hear light footsteps, and under whose
porch merry laugh seems to mingle with the
winds that whistle through old trees, beneath
whose branches lie the gra, es of those who once
trod the halls and made the chambers ring with
glee. And oh aboveall, give me the old friends,
hearts bound to mine in life's sunshiny hours,
and a link so strong that all the storms of earth
cannot break it asunder-spirits congenial whose
hearts through life have throbbed in unison with
onr own! oh when death shall still this heart
I would not ask for aught more sacred to hallow
my dust than the tear of an old friend. May
my funeral dirge be chanted by the old friends I
love fondly, who have not passed away to the
spirits bright home.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-22

JUST WHERE HE WANTS HIM.-The rebel pa.
pers declare that Lee is getting Grant just where
he wants him; that Grant is really retreatng
and Lee pursuing. This reminds us of the IA
cetious Iowa editor who got whaling in his
printing office, and described it next day-giv-
ing all the facts, but making himself the hero.
The narrative thus: "There was blow.
Somebody fell. We got up. Turning upon our
antagonist, then succeeded in winding his
arms around our waist, and by quick nance
uvre threw him on top of us, bringing our back
at the same time, in contact with the bed of the
printing press. Then insertingo our nose between
his teeth and his hands in our hair, we had him"
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-22

LOSSES OF OFFICERs.-We have lost very
large number of most valuable officers of all
grades in the present campaign. We refer not
only to general officers, but to colonies, lieuten-
ant-colonels, majors, captains The proportion
of officers who have fallen to the entire loss has
been greater than in any previous campaign,-
The principle reason this has been the nature
OF the actions. They have been, to a great ex-
tent of the character of assaults upon the enemys
fortified positions; and in these assaults and
charges the officers dismount and lead their men
forward, and are of course, special and promi-
nent targets for the enemy. The loss of those
brave. experienced and capable men is a very
heavy one to the army and to the::country AL
most universally they have well merited the
plaudits and blessings of their country. The
leaders have proved themselves worthy of the
heroic army they lead.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-22

of those who had preceded them. One Indian
now appeared on deck and offered to submit
Gallop ran alongside and received this man in
the sloOp, when he was bound hand and foot
and put into the hold. Another soon followed
this example, and was also received on board the
sloop and bound, but fearful that if two of his
willy foes were permitted to commune together,
they would liberate themselves, the second pris
oner thrown into the But two Indians
now remained in the pinnace. They had got
into small apartment below, and being armed,
they showed disposition to defend themselves,
when Gallop removed all the goods that remain
ed into his own sloop, stripped the pinnace of
her sails, took her in tow, and hauled up for the
islands again. But the wind increasing, the pin
mace cut adrift, and she disappeared in the
direction of Narragansett Bay, where it is
probable she was stranded in the course Of few
hours.
On board the pinnace Gallop found the body
of Mr. Oldham. The head had been cleft, the
hands and legs were much mangled, and the flesh
still warm. The corps was thrown into the
sea.
Thus terminated this extraordinary conflict, in
which Gallop appears to have shown much
conduct as courage, and which in itself illus
trates the vast superiority that profession skill
gives an element that requires practice to be
rendered successfully available.-Cooper's Naval
History.
A SUBJUGATED PEOPLE.-The Circassains have
at length been overcome and subjugated by the
Russians, showing that numbers and wealth
will succeed at last. Though the Circassians
numbered but four hundred thousand and the
Russians sixty millions, yet it has taken more
than sixty years to conquer and subdue them.-
The war commenced in $780, when Georgia was
wrested from the Circassians and made Rus
sian Province; but it has been only Al years, or
since 1923, that the has been vigorously
prosecuted" Then Schamyl appeared in the
field and with Kasi Molat united the Circas-
slams in defence of their nationality. Kasi was
killed in battle in 1888, and Schamyl continued
the defence till he was taken prisoner few years
ago, and is now held under parole, though he is
allowed to live like prince at the Emperor's ex-
pense Since his loss other leaders have con-
tinued the war till this year, when one-fourth of
the whole people had died in defence of their
liberties and their last hope persisted in the loss
of Vandar, their only remaining stronghold
Now they emigrating to Turkey where in
| another they will be ready to volunteer
against their old enemy and the destroyer of
their nation
A SOLDIERS GRAvE.-A correspondent writ
ing at White House, the Pamunkey, says:
After finishing the last sentence I gathered
myself up from the grass, to brush off the little
green bugs which were proving pest, and, dis
covering stout stake loosely thrust into the
earth few feet off, attempted to pull it up for
a seat. My.eye glanced down, and was saved
piece of sacrilege. The post marked a grave
The badly written inscription told that "Ser-
geant John Jession, company I, 9Th Illinois regi-
ment," died May, 1862, was buried there.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24
WORMS, WORMS

MoraGRs SAVE: TOUR Cti.rpnsu. Thou
sands Of chi!:rsn die yearly from worms
whose lAss NIGH. be saved. Mothers use
DR.. Cnurchiis Worm Lozengers which
will surely kill and expel them from your
children. Children will eat them IS readily
as Any candy. For Colds Coughs, &C.,
use Shis'ds compouud Cough Lozangers
or sale by'all druggists. A. J. Clark, At
Goodhuo CO. Drug Store, Agent.
Eea Wing, Jan. 80 1894 .
trn4syS1St
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24

SnocS1Sa AcctnExr.--I.,s. Susdsv Max
hempl'as weat up the ,ive- in boat. for
'ne purpose OF shooting game When in
inc "s'shooFhood OF ,hs~, Cannon River h.
~" '.a.dasks, and catching up his gun
quickly and carslessiy. the hammer c.urh,
Oh tho side ofshe boat and in som. way Il.
gun was discharged, xsd the aenn,.n,. Ar
tend ts the lefs shoulder JUS, below II,
. arm, III. whole charge bs;as dt,sea to. ana,
lodged against .hesshoal,isr blade. II.
.- ~ He Is under ,be care es Or. How. whs
has some hopes yet Of his recovery.
= 4 his IS = warning that saghs to te -eso-
nissd br nil pcrsoas. nsr. to nesstss-,y'r.
o.ass ,h, Sabbath, and in sha second 'slc,
sha vsrY careful in the use of sfrs-rv.s. p
80 ID. -'fsS%5 *,sf s - al 800
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24
Eiitor n rOLENTEE:3:
NV W HII. - 'E"-F.
.uN46ySlyl

Eiitor u TOLUVTEE2
' DEAR STA = With yoar permission wiSl. .t
say to the readers otyoHr paper that I will
send, by return mail. - all who wish it : free
Esesipa, with full directions for making ao,}
usag simple regetah 10 Balm, that will ee
ise.us1ly re1no:s in ten days, Pimples. Btotch
Ca Tan. FrsuAms, and Nil Impurities Of the
Skla leaving the same so't, clear. sn Doth and
beautiful. ,~..,
will also mail fraa 70 those having Bal!
Hoads, or Rare Faes, simple directions sad in
formation th*f w!il enable them 10 start a FIJI
ere ssh Of L.sxuE:ant Hair. II hiskers or Mons.
tashe. III ,tss than thirty days.
All sppstsatioas aasssrsd hS return mail
without chatee.
KesnectttallY your.
TuoS.sF. CHAPMAN. Chemist.
asl Broadway, New fers
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24
A Gard to the SUFFERING.

cWALLOW two or three in.ysheadsle >. eu.
- - chu, s Tonic Bitsers.'' s;;ssrsass,.lla"
Nervous ADsi1h.es. :, Re.. Dr.. de-, mi 81
ter yon are -st,.Se3 with the res.,.t. .b.n try
one box Of OLD sSt,tiI.,R BEgHASs Eng
LISH SPECIFIC PILLS and be restored 70
hsslsh aad vigor in less .Irau thirty
They ars pnrs II vegetable. pIeassnt to take.
prompt sud .als.aryin their eject. on the
broken down and kha.tered constitution. Old
and young rzn take them with edsantsQ..--
imported and aoId in tbs IH1sesi ssr1res only
by sJAS,s. BUTLgg. a. srf
No. VI Droa9waS. =. =.
Asert for she Cu;sea ssat4s
p. S--A Box u the Pills. seeure,y raeIe.;
vsli be maiisd 20 and sadtess IN fesatp. q,
price, which 10 ONE DDLLaR. tea, psia--.
money refunded By the agent II en,ire sat:s
factio'. i not sissns ns. -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24

. NAv'aAr'cs.-la abou.. CLOSED foe .a;,
season. Right in tho middle Of tho season
W and Ourselves isolated FROM he markets
another convincing argument. in favor Of.
E'sysr valley railroad. Tae la-g, boats do
no' attempt to come up above Winona now.
And tho smallest sizo boats sannot cot over
r's' Eye bar, Tho strong probability now
is that the great portion Of The wheat trade
this fall win find its way to Rochester.
thence 10 Winons, and we 10 leh out ia III.
cold. ! / FL i a.t<T -.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24
STIC14kTI VDTECI.S.
Letter List.
~. 3.

-N'' o.
",.H;TEI:S Nl,:iAlEING UNCLAlX
E'} IL tho Pcs. Office p: Red Wins State G
Minn",o's Au.,. 2tth. 1854.
0.r'I'o Obtain aay Of these l.ttcr<. tI.s
app ~ N :;s cat for 'nuv,r{isr,! l>tt<4,,
ire he date o! lh:s list, .nd pay one, ceas
for advertising.
cT. II not called for within on. u ,,.t :.
lllcy viii % scs's TO tho D..i Letter O;
Il CO
"F2&.E DHL'';',,!GT Of letters by rnr.
'':f'; .. tho resi- fences Of owners III c::;ir.
aud !;.r@, ":,S may ha SECURED ~ Oh
5a:y yn, tHo G,!|. wig RULES
Il. UIN!CI letter sp'sit|y to tic street
AZ! number, IS well as tAo post cfiite ar
State
:. HEAD '>tF:T' VII, the w::ter':
II. st"t':5 md t.I', vi":-t aud uuHs',r, Sisr
hem plainly win lu;l pane. and acuucs
!'l., answers b. dires c'l accorHin,,y
'3 Letters to strangers; ar ira silent Wis
i:ors in town or ci,y, whose special al
dress ln.y be uni;nown, should BE- marked
in 'hs Ijwrr left hand corner, with thc
wor'! 'IrnU,ient.'
"ltd:e the postage stsnp on the :po
=! nj ha ID Corner, and Au sp 'c' bow yn
til: stamp anl i rrction for poM rlv.inI
without interfering with he writing.
~. D.-A REQUEST for the RETURN
Of letter to the writer, Il unclaimed with
in - days or less, written or printed with
tho writer's nam'. past oyie, and Stte,
across che LEFT !iarl cnl"fth envelope, on
the face >i1o, VIII b. complied wit. at The
usual 3rcpai'i rAto "I postage, payable when,
the letter is dciivors! to he writer
Ber'ino Wes|y; Cing:hm Charlotte. .
Charm OK Eliza A. Erct son Mrs. II e.
German Michael. IIaincs Andrew ?.
lllZ!eman Ar1i le Howe f.
Ingetrit>on Jamie, l!lingworlh Wi, IAN
tIoloo Rev. Henry, Newell! Mrs. NJ J.
p.srce s. Pettcrson .'lls Peter
kicc @. = Samson OF ver,
Slsllsrd Johan, Wilson Alex
p. LOWATEE, P, u
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24

THE river .til! keeps receding, and if i,
does not stop twill b. impossible to ship
wheat this fall. which, we fear, will have
the effect TO put prices down, ~:....- +
~~>~~>~~~S>~~S--
B1xBl still holds out inducements Of the
most tempting nature, for the hungry and
thirsty to give him a call. He has the neat.
est and best furnished Eating Saloon in the
city, where all kinds Of refreshments can be
had At any hour .! the day. ..,...
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-24
Julius BAUER.

N1.D1 1Osth Clark street. Easeae0. III !.
COLE A9EKT. for W 81. EsAEE = o.,
~ CELEBKATED Planes. Has cd,,sfs rsly
aiaYGs sasortrnens on hand. ard II ts arr 70
nsnt Snsbted 70 sarnisIi f,sem AZ Lenrst Fur-
sosy Irixs. Also On hand. : large as,sr.msn.
second hand pIasf,S 80
eII k;zds0f Musicai Nerebana;fs IN uor,ars.
6eeond hsnd Eanos taken IN re- n pa y for rav
.lasssumsEts. = esis .s sssIsetfa..s soJ;c;.e.i
H4Ss7lT s. rL.Ds EAUER.
So.tse, 1syk Ss,s-t. bicago. IN .
i Iaaoa fHnes snd TsDsirss ,rboTt notier.