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The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13
shrewd and experienced, capitalists.

year: has been astonishing. Prices have
reached figure that it is impossible for
them to maintain. "A broker in the city in
1865 hired house on Fifth Avenue, and
took lease at 5000. That was consider
ed hi h price for it. In January last he
underlet the house at the rate Of $500 a
Ia year, semi annually in advance. He is
now travelling in Europe on the gain. A
house that was sold last November for $50
900, was sold ip February for $50, 600, and
the owner is grumblng over the loss Of
$4,000 on the sale. as he has since found
man who would have given, him $6O,OOo
for it, Men have been sold out Of house
and home by asking what they supposed to
be an exhorbitant price for their property
and finding themselves sudd ,nly taken up.
One man offered house that cost him SIG
600 for $25 900. His offer was immediate.
'ly taken. When the papers. were drawn
they made out to a third party, to whom
the second party had sold at an advance of
$4,000. An ex, Mayor Of the city, who
lived in an elegant residence in sumptuous
style, was visited one day by two ladies,
who asked permission to look at his house,
stating that the next, house was for sale, but
the occupants would NOT allow them to
view it: His Honor courteously informed
them that the houses in that block were ex-
act'y alike, and they might examine his
house as fully as they pleased, On leaving
one of the ladies said to him IL suppose
you would not sell your house ?'
"Oh yes" said his honor, Il would sell
anything but my wife and chldren.'
That afternoon he received nate from
leading real estate house. askin, him If
he would sell his house, and at, what price
He offer ed it al. $40, 1000. The offer was at
onc' taken. The papers were passed, and
the money paid that night, The next dav
it was sold for ,$4o,50o. Two Of three
things in this transaction made his Honor
a little unquict. lie offered his house Sl0,.
|oc0 less than his next door nsishbor asked
fIc had to abandon his com Portable end lux
uriou, home Instantly: He was literally
turned into the street; Somebody made
$4,000 out Of him. Getting fashionable
residence at any price was out Of the qucs
ton. Nothing remained for him but the
over crowcd Fifth avenue hotel. He is
now wi in his family in the attic story wait
ing for something to turn up.
Such state Of things cannot abide. Our
shrcwdsst financiers are looking out for a
crash. Our leading merchants confess they
do not know how to buy or sell. Many O!
them are cur:ai'icg their business, for like
experienced mariners, they read storm in
the sky, where to an unprac,iced eye moth
ing but fair weather is seen. But the mex
perienced men Of small capital and pro:es :
sional men are rushing into .Le opened vor
tex, whose pathway is strewn with gold:
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

The New York Trib,ne sometimes has
grain Of wheat in its bushel of cbaif, and
here is one Of them Whoever sits down
deliberately to spend his life and rear bis
family on the wages Of department clerk
ship, is prima'facie an indolent, inefficient
fellow who would be very unlikely to make
! living anywhere .r..If
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

The Detroit F}ee Ress says Capt. E. B.
Ward, a wealthy and loud moutbed .bolit.
'onist Of that city, had just been detected in
a fraud upon the government amounting
to $4,000. .>;
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

A deputy provost marshal Of New York
has been arrested for highway robbery. lie
was more open in his robIins than most Of
the government officials.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

A few days since man fell into = tank
Of boiling lard, in Chicago, and was wholly
immersed, head and all, but, strange to say
it is thought he will recover.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

=, They lately had ; Mcclellan ball IN, Ball
timore, which VAS watched by , force Of
sixty policemen and : company of cavalry,
by order Of the military, commander. ..u.,.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

has been selling smeerescbaum'
pipes # Rochester, y: T., obtaining SIS
each. They were made Of plaster: Of paris,
painted and vanished, and looked ike very
valuable colcred pipes. Each had some
half smoked tobacco in ito preYent Dig
ing inside. .--....
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

The colored wenches of Gen. Batler's
department propose to present him with a
sword. The old story of Beauty and the
Beast.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

A convention of Loyal League women Of
the Bloomer persuasion, have resolved that
they will wear short dresses or nothino. By
all mean lot them stick to the short Dress
e3.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

Farmers sons had better learn to hold
the ploW and feed pigs, than to measure
tape and count buttons.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

fd A boy hsby vas recently born 1t St. Johu
n. b., with the power Of speech: He made
q fe. oracular renarks apd died. -
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

A coinpany Of Ohio cavalry commanded
by Capt. Bedne.t, Of scost's 900, has bee n
appointed bsJy-guasd to Abraham the
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

Queen Victoria saJs England shsn't g
10 w.r -i,h Gssrrndsssny, Gsrrd ss. '~hsrs BET ehildlsa
are 10 rule, on sDy acccunt.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

New York Correspondence, B1Ston Journal
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Ycrtrdt 9el4entt! Donneruetter, babidiIf
lte aber 2isbetb tpdre mir bod lie6er.. glun
weib td, tparunt Der 6SrIter iii6t duf bic
14Sne StelIe re4uet. er min bier bleiben
in Ser Ndbe bes 9anobauIes. Cine idySne
@ntbsduns. 9th, er'tcn,mt! a''
Huld legte er pa8Msodillon auf BEN Gid
suriif unO nlabte lif in benz 3immer gu
Iaaffsn. .@.'1 -. -. -, sl,5. ,'.g'.s''.
@eOrs frat Elm er trus Elm Snd in Ser
9ano. Galentio 1t.llte li9, ais IS ct bas
Mebaillcn ni1t bsnlerft bdtte. Sn bieltm
Nu9enb!ife wlro ali benz 8enlferlaben se>
flcpft. Der Sd9er 6ifnete Elm tleine aldppe,
ltedte ben Rcpf binauS unb fra9te:
gBas sbt's ?sa7 .t'' '-- '.... 92L
Der f5Griter lOll fieIen Nbeub nod 5u bsm
5erIn @ert9tsmapn tcmmen, antlccrtste Ell.
ne Stimnle. .--' 80 - ~ 49,
8alsntia .5oS ben &ppf 3utad, @.e
5a6sn sic eS 9ebGrt, 5err 6Srlter? Sbr
Serr Sater ld6t iagen. ''''i~'
n Sd werce fommeu
Der Sdser rtef ben 8eTdeip ourf pas
6enlter uno i4loB ben 9aben, ~ - -
Utetn Pel5! 5ra .d5s34sa.g .~ -
pier, Serr o-1 ris ,s9.,l,. .-45sa
uno nlsine BaGIe. -
SIT Der 5iTl4fdn8er nidt seauB F? -
Dn reiBt eab i& Na4tS nidt unbelpaIfz
net onr4 een Sort 8e9e, Sate pls 5anS+ ;
i'd febrs 5uyiif, lpbalp iA lam, r,s !.
Der Softer, in einen srcBen Bels sebaut
unb Die 8adle ouf Der 5dulter, perlieB pa8
6dnS. .Seiu Qieblina8bunp, sin {d1SneS.
ldlante8, 5Ebier, folste ibn1 nnauf4efogrert
Saleatiu bate Die Gbir psriAlrlien llnb ltd
IN oas 3immer 5urudteseben. #
SD mette tauleao seSn Gia8, murmete
ef, bah i3 ~ .iS, mas Der 4mtmlnn ppn lei.
mem Scbne mill Sr 9lt. otn Sop bes SSr
iters Wfper erfu5ren uno. Mil nun bic erlfeu
S4rltte 5ur GrlanBuna Der Stetle tbun. -
Der 4lte 1T ein rabi1ter Serl, Ger miro lei
nem6errn Sp9ne Die SaAe i8on iuuseinan-
oerlesen @S pire aud Elm Slmmer, menu
eiu glnoerer pie i6Sne 5telle betdnte. -
fGr.kE ~ f.ffF
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0gfabrltde Rronfbfit.

gDenn ber rreseletete untluse Singing ausfnSe tas
ben &et hieier bmer'bdien &rantbeit IN @ dufeenpm
bat - eediebt es baui3 haB etn un3eees S6amse-
fubl bic 6urdt cpr @nbetnn3 TIN abibred id an
ene gu renbea, aui el6e in Set5e brr @r5ebaa unb
Hartet 10 lanse Bis bic Spmptcmt eises redlien ebss
pie g. Elm nit GeltwI ell ent;anete %als cine b6ie
Nae G@merj I'm Rppie unS In een @lieeern Nbnabe res
@ei6s 8aubbeit Aasa DIE bar Saut &npten az ben Sei.
men uns rmen ainnsn i'm Gefte uuS al cen Grtremitd-
ten 9 Besen, NO tlnn tee llebel nit elmer 16redten
S9nea aefeit Dor M idreten Bis Sulest Ganmen uub
bic Naentnoden einaenj baS Spier brrfrtbare 8rat
beten 9eetnano res NitfetS nrS unb GER Sob ietnen
9refltten 9eiben faburd elm @nee matt bas tn rad
1Sn M Saars 4rngt pSn pinnsn len Mssnssr surdtsRrt
baren arauftei sun 0psr aaen In 8Olse Der llnsei i'd
lt6teit unpeuret prdber. melde burd Mnmeuoung eeS
toetden 0iltes hes M turS bic Gonitutpn pernten unb
BEN Ne ees NetenS in Elm sleneea 0aiein psrrpaseln
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81 8 nfl t o II.

Tttelteb es t5nstiden Gpns8umS Der gunfir;e In 2rn
bon Srdeurter eineS Der meoinhen 0pae9en fer
Ser Staaten Ger ben grpst bell etnes 9ebenS tn ben
5sStt ern BON 2pappH parts gbabelpbia uno aneeren
Sieteu ;ueebradt bat etnee ter blren 6euneen
ocaenSrt bon &c en- tie @e4te her Nfsei;in wetb I'm
;dblis1 geeenbe he Sbenauen erptta unb Gnbersn
Rranheien len icIde !. 9. au6 bic BEL plosliben @e-
rduaen gu ebr srrefen. bic u oft errSben BEL sertnsen
Rleiuietetten H.. (. p. mtrsea aueeabldlid aebetlL
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BeicnOere III beadlten !!

Dr. Spbnifrn btetet aIen 2enen ue Sle AT tpeIdbef6
eurd o6e ebene nnb unnatrlde Self uno R6rser aer-
rorenee ur pie &rbett bic 8eeaafe unp bic G5e unf6bta
utadenee Qdfer Qei6widbt tahsn. -
ter no sntae her trsurtsen unb betasersUerbet SOL
gen her ruben @eirrhnbstten res gnters S DE i'm @a.
f9ts ger:ma Der Stu eIfraft erstlCpn ne bS nrubt
assnldwafe lnpronuns fer @errauunes. Srsane aaee-
metne @nhrattune. Symphonic Der S1wtnbudt
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Oas fenSfe unS nuuenretffe Irmd6tszOmics Sitt
a "a ! BE 5a q, Mnierer Ssit! Is
Die 9Onisblltne The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE VITE.


Oteies Gpnc Btters pe6eS felt ldnse enen Spr;IeltAe
ufin @arepa beistuuo in pem Sdube l6ntl tn @ebrau6
tpmmt TT aus benz renfen gcgnd In Verbncung NIT Der
8pntgs ceer GdsclrtaItnb i'm 9De9e Der Oeadtipn
frttgt uub bat IT'D oaeibe in alen Mnetnssn Der 9eber,
Ntere nnb erbaunnsprsane" ebr erbsra steist unb f
tn DeiHI6tanb ais 14illaI nl99 G9l aGa
/. 5faqg5e nDas 9anssetrdnt unierer 3eitg
SDtelbefter Reduratre MpDtbeffr &C. fneen tn stefe
Grut Comic Sttters eine wert6ppae Quele he's YrOfs
ermal BefOet bic Rnuler ,it chne bdfeibe eiu
len N mic anrsre senannte 9iterS bdnst ballbt SpR
ben gewObnlt6en yDuen" mte9enateter TaiAen unb dl
tnrirenen Gtiaaetten ab une 6a eS ebr tbppue
Sn9reote en perertlt pcrSfn oeren lfun9en au cboe
Sredne tdn5f BON Opftcen dnsrfdnrt woreen no 10 Ida
bet eS ecsr benz Gil fer nod benz Mrste es dnper bet
Ms Grnf Stters febt es betreFS ner @teaaua " 6eix
Eett bsS Sebmades ais unbertCfen ba tnbent eS ant
gtrncen I'M Wlunbe ME @hpflpate, gale 9hee, 0antu
an6eln bur6nat INN uleBt tn etn epufdnptees CAME
IN etn erwatenbeS prnilariiges Bere bem 0nuntsrtrx
fen nbeeebt une lolte babr IN eoer oausbang wrbleA~
9ert6teten pctes, Nefaurapn &c. unerhsprlih fetu.
9gppleale 0tdil Nsenten fSnuen mtirgenb nerAuAn.
ttat eeeS pprsnshen Siers IN Rtlen Dusenb 2asrt-
5afted tur9 f-a l3si J liial' H.lt
lIiJe. Y Eas ben alleini9en Gigner p cAu
s.. y prn 30. . g 6anopsrs, gGfe nou &amSenfsr.,
Ebg9u. seseniiber bem Marfte, SHtimOre, =
rerpr9t rpereet. - 49, s'--Stt'tl '5tst tittl
d9atiae sslte Sla4e tA dt Sie uit NIT benz etseI bes
@nnerS auf rem Sorf Serehen IT,
sDeberpsrfdufer talte bic su tieem ters dacefers-
ten collar litbpgrdpb= " us bdnaeI6ilcsr gratis ,f
Die eeren 5la9en werben (ieOo rein Bel Ser nddten
gefea ans NIT 81 90 Dhssnb Franco 8ambre nfeaIRs
eebra6t. 4ef55ffel2 -ad srslfrig t.s~sr.,.z IL,
h 0prSislthen @imbeer9 hence bem 9imbetrIsts
Qudlitat Rnb III icltpen Yretien. 55l- g9- ffaq
- -. Gde Sancser ant GalnSenfr, stsexabss
t25Ipr5WA 9J@ 14ii tsiilile benz WPartte.
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GefhGfta . Mnti.

Nletnen wertten Sunbsn ;ur gtatr DIT, bag
befannte y | quor une 10 n ge d. 1ft
N0. IA Cff Gombdrcfr., Gde oOm front,
nnter Der aten 5rma, ptt bsber, nit unselbwa&ttnys
fprtfubre
f21mr31mt) Gbas.8. Stsbert
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Jnnorteure &c.
@iebert S gpntmerfelb.

@R giebert s. gpntmerfelb.
SAk tneren greunbeu unb Setannten, TpiDte BEN pn.
, blttum TN Mlgemeinen erlaubsn Wir uns btrmtt
BITE Mnetee ~ aten has mir unter beuteen Datum eta
9Seitts rno Yiquor= =0clbdft,
serbunben NIT teutlGen fran;Gf6en an6 enbetmf&ss
Yrpbuften,
Nc. efS GfOrS 6anffr., 2 xbiren be0pr $
,..., Wfarft,
ner ubeer Era etablirt baben Hn6 terprecm teker;e
ete reeufe unb bili9ift Se6tenune.
baltimore. ben 21. M1rS 1864
Stesert 6Smmerfe b.
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0sfbairdtNste UevGuncu,

pter Sclde pelc f s ctrteiratben teaefdttser nnb @
sbpdet S6md&e etReS anceren Sinbe nies bepust
iinb, iOlten unperU9li Or. Sonfpn Su &atbe seben.
Qae pinterniIe Segeu bic be pbpfe peer eeif9e Ger
rttte 9et;bartsit Der e 3ttern nab Sdwdde, prer
g f65ptuns fer hredliden Nrt mer6en ihnel turirt.
Derenise melder fa Der gehanhtns uno Iuripree prn
Or. 5pbntpn unerjiebt dnn bn ais einem Ghrenmcnne
Pbrt Turd @ ancerrauen unp Jscertlt ouf ietne Gr3-
Hide GeIdlidltd,feit perlaIIen. n r-tr te irfrr
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0reani(Ae @hwGhe

irt nnpersueth gsaeit n6 tc oprs graft eter berse
felt Iees furdtare Yei en-, wtss has Qben elen6 uub
bic @te unS 9oGtrntm,n6eit uuTsli mdt, tf,oft tas
2prS Geter bic tbren Sci eni6aftsn rbeoaren rDbnen:
lie teren 5plsn nit eenan tsnner. obslep e aud bur
Srittussn, Nberi6lasen i'm 5arn Stein unb anbere lr-
idAen entteen fann 10 t e bc efentbeils cine 8rlee
bes Misbrtudes Der ettlsn Creane g9er aber rtn es
lausuen td bic Rra Der @rseu9uns ter Deuen pers
mb bic @ betmlt8en 3aeern erseben als bon DeHen
bte ba weie finb. 5N. HI55
~ office: go, Z Gib. .6rebertdfr.,
seben &biren Bon 8altimprear., 6ltlt&e Sette,
Die Stuffn biuauf. - esf @-.f
Nlan merle id3 Nameu unb 5ausnummer. beta unrten-
be uS ruSsrf6e Ia6aaer, 0rtriebene unb septenlpie
QuadIalber, Sdubfltder, Sttefewile SraBerretniser
unb 2ampenpuser II. !. 10. B reselmdBse Nerste
unb tauern auSesrsen Dr. shnipn 8u tn Der dbe.
NS, @ae Stieie mullen einen YOf-Stamp erthalten.
Cine 6silua9 IN 2 8aaea 5uSeli9ert. = .
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Z slerfeuflefDeri 0Den !,

10 estAsSrotrArass 81 86s unh S6sH.
ssUseiHen geebrten reurosn une ben EnbIifum MADE
Sierntif bis stn3eee, baB ID oas loon elt 9a9ren an
ieem Base efablrte @euGf itbgrnommeu Babe nnb bes
aSnbiG su reG6altiges Eager BON SSnsn IOIs gsdrbs
teteu 6erreutIeitern nenset Saecp su ben biSen re
fen Soerdtbs boften uni aud cle auf 8eennns anfer
tiger Derbe. 5tcfe fir terrSde une 3oien8euss in
Zen Scrten unit in alien Prenen X 1ernef cine Ans@
nabl ReSenGirus 5tSde &C., icwis ale in bieies GAG
etni6lagenbe artifel -sals esgss Il Z
~ Ane gefeGuuseu Uersen prompt bilIiS nnb
sHraefer lyrif anSe9ertiat nerbes. ~ iis
50 Z. Batter.
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DR.. Johnston,
Der esu3t8e Arst, pelfer anjsi8t.
8a1ttmore eod= 9Ofpita1.
BUR uuterb:afun9 bsr QuadIa!6srsi eta6ltrt.

Der einsi3e 0iob il' bey gRelt, TOO liafrf
f1nele unp itacI.cte RuIen liz
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gB

bshenfen ta6 Elm seunSer @e nS tn sster G5rser be
netbwea i0ten Grprcrniie sur eteliten l0deliafeit
no a rpne tieie wr6 bic @eie fS 2ebans Sur rdureen
9t9eriapr Die Aheii9tcn hes yeb n8perindern M tib-
lb nao bic ele p:ro ereriiien gerSncune iinb
landrlifhcn SetraAtungen raB unS re 5reneen Welde
Nptere eenie6en perreiBert iinc. Irgf8 ,,.<
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aeheimen Rranf1siten

eemat sbertea ais ia n6: 3cusuns SdtDdt
in gudtaAnO Den ltepern entsnbunsen Der Nisren
unb Sllie, S<antsnereteBn8sn S9w@&e ter Teroe We'
eenftwade Wattiset rseibldsenhsi. 8erfanbsS-
f6wahe Ser5ppfen d,d ernfet 3ittern, ausenldwSds
&hwinhel SppfiGmer3 Gntsinbun9 Is Sale$, ber gtaf
Der Qunse beS aaeS, Der @inlep-tee unb aatr jener
iebeI be ppn septn steimen @tpotnte ten Der uoenb
elGe itren Spfern eefibrlier nh ais Ger Strenn ST.
fang BEN Gabrten bes llpes tcrrmbren Hnb mcnn nt9t
js 9ebel werbrn TIRE sdnseuoitsn Spinnnseu rernt-
ten, @dwdde her Gputtutipn herpcrbrrsen Die @be I'M"
KSaA nlaNen 1b sulsht te &trper Nnb Stn ,erf6rGn.
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cinnae 0fGnlner.

beipntsrs wele lie Sp'er rs ehemen Caters sewcrSen
fub Gas Ibrli9 10 pfle &auienee IN cir u frlteS Wrab
reiet melde eu .re ehateuen Galente nb ertptdeten
0erfdnbeSfrafte nit tem Oefr ber Srelamtet ben oe'
nat beseert into FER 9fcr beanbernee Ebne ensdt fapen
nlrttn nSeen IT'D nit peIeM @ertrauen nabet. L--.
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Junae Qaute,

te f9 burd betmde Cater eel6rdd baben, te le 70 p
BON bCn Seuten pber In Der Sue lernen unb beren SOL
gen iie alnGG iparen, elbt i'm 6daIs, butd pplutip
neA bic, wenn unsebeitt bic Gbe unnSsfid maiden unb
t tpun SplGe Yerpasn naeu beppr e einfetsn In lie
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5eiRtg.

Die &redSsm Btrtunsrn fes eaftrs tnb is1r at fare.
ten. Ierut eeS @tea6tnss, 8erprrnns her Sheen Sc
trudthei Der eitesafe b6ie Mbnun9en &bneisun9 osr
Der 9eisaidaft, udt adj @tniamteie Wstraner 9esen
f9 ielbf 6at4tameit IT, {. 10. itnp einise Der ltmuea
n1n v
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(lnbef eer 9DrcTe.

Die reie Gdurnte ntlds pdtie emb Ger eeen iicben;ebn
Sabre IN hie Muat fn irt pu ZEN uno bic Menge MIDI
taer punbdrj tltden CperG ipaen, mele Dr. 6bnC1
flbrte fenen bic ettun9S oppcrtere uno riee 1nbere
Males rtrrsite mrto ltro enel d IN @e3ns auf einen
Gbarafter ais Gbre IN @e;p9 auf &baraer unb e-
miieufaistet inb geirenfen cine bnrei9enbe @epdhr-
lefans. s'..2 +. s'--.i N-tt~+A tsU
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Dr. SDnRcn ii trr ein;ise reseImd6is ssbiIbett Qr;
@itte unb Sehanbluns iino allen 2noeren sanSi unbe
tdnn gr IN beran9ebtet cun einem 9eben trelGes tn
beat grsetsn Scptdsrn @urrpaS nb rem ern eeieS 2a
beS CUB adbte. ndNltd gneanb, 8rantret unS tn rem
slcSey sCn TbtiaSelptta u no unO tnt tine aasssb
Der tpelder Ii ber Yese hes Dr. Solution drbet etbt
Iann f rerra eine Gbre ais Wiann unb ietne @e-
f@ldltbteit ais Mrst.
1sHt uen Saltimerefrs ueben ber ,ArbetterbaGe." ~.
6auftrGulkttsn pttrtn lHnsI Bsbtilt.
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Gs gilt o,ee uo4rtente unS ntbtbetente Snddiolber,
rs!be ioiS Nerste aaatbtn uno Or. tcbntpn Mntln.
~. erbdrlnidye upe perldrdpe 9admader. wel6e br
SDet antatter eeen Spilienda Ger Debisn, rein ME-
nr8fen Strnfe lpiemeten. iib iet egemaBts eebeete
Nsrt tuHtn tm lluer atensn unb niAtS urges Nbnen
ben L@ Merdn9en bic Geunoteit ler melGe upgIdlt-
ger sSste n IRE 91nes Onen ssrius daesn un' runt-
md6rer beSneers ir plne msIcb nit 'eineif @ufe mube.
tannt nb ees etne Sesaubisn9n pper Dplpne bfaubis
tn ieiner Siliee liegen. oa--s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-20
Hannibal T. St, Jeseph hAilros1

A NJ STEAM RACAET LINES aGS TIKI
~ Missouri River. Thu aqtt ~ aelisAble rou !
70 abe 1old A.ne. of Idal.p, ,l,a,.noegCity, Viz
g.nia City, Gsllatin, Denver, w.shes, Boiseeaa
Ca..iprnia. Daily Overland STAGES .fgom Atch
ssn t. abose points. All rail ~ ~. Joseph. A
clsi,o,,, LatAn aud We.sea. Tho Da.ly Packc
Emiiic, runs from Weston to Leaye,rwoyih, fs.ven
ioiles. and Kansas City, forty miles,) Stage
connections from l.eayenwortll aud kmssas City
to Lawrence, Topeka, II. Riley, IT. ScOt, San,s
Fee. 5ea5l se.as r Is M sgFN4A
Tri-Weekly Packets. The elegant packets Cd
orado. Denyer.J II. lacy. West Wind and 4.
Majors form Tri- Wes'Aly Linz from st. JOSEPH
10 Nytraska City, Council Bluffs and .Omaha.--
Also Daily Stages FROM Ct, Joseph " sboyc points.
Miners with teaus and baggage carried on tho
same train and packet " tho sbVyc starting points
and arrive fresh for the Plsns. ~ -
Connections made by snd by packets on \,
Mississippi River with The Hannibal 81. Joe
L. at Qiinc, and Hanribad. .atas
for through Tieksi.-er Freight, apply 70 X. N.
Pretty man, agent, as Davenport, Or ON board the
Packets. :. lly NJ v ..u1..s ssae aana 20
|asE r 1T. X. HAYWARD, Gsn'i .Sup't.
r. Is. GROAT, Gen Ticket agent.
" y L<lkINSON FRI "A gent
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-20

For years past the citizens of Brimfeli
have been annoyed by petty thieving, and
at last few months ogo, the plague be-
came so great that special watch was en-
ployed. Mr.. James Farhufn was guard on
the night Of the ho,nocidc in the store OF
Day & Co., where he had been on duty for
many previous nights. Towards morning
he heard noise towards one of the rear
windows, and on going there saw hand
drawing out some goods which had been
placed near the window. lie fired his re-
volvcr through the closed shutter, soon aft
ter which he saw the shadow Of man
pass glass door when lac fired agsin Call
ing assistance, search was made, and the
body OF Hugh Sears, from which the breath
had scarcely departed, was found.
Mr.. Sears has been rather prominent
man in his town since his residence there,
and has been Justice Of the Peace, Postmas-
ter, and has held other Offices, The gift OF
his fellow citizens. lie has accumulated a
comfortable competence, and could not
plead necessity for his violation Of law
and morals. In his wallet, which was taken
from his pocket on the examination by the
coroner, were about sixty dollars in money.
He owned good farm and several houses
in Brm!ield, which were rcntcd-Poris
hlI, 18th.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-20

ASrcDorE or A SliAEK.--In the United
States Service Museum Whitehall Yard
arc exhibited the laws Of shark" wide
open, and enclosing a tin box. The his
tory Of this strange exhibition is as follows
~ Kings ship, on her way to the West
Indies, fell in with and chased suspicious
looking craft, Which had all the appearance
of a SLAYER. During the pursuit, the vessel
chased threw something overheard She was
subsequently captured, and taken to Port
Royal TO nc tried as SLAYER. In the abb
sence OF the Ships papers and other proofs,
the SLAYER was not only in a fair way to es-
cape condemnation, but her captain was an
ticipating the recovery OF damages against
his captor for illegal detention. While the
subject was under discussion a vessel came
into port which had closely followed the
track Of the chase above described. She
had caught shark, and in its stomach was
foiind tin box whch containe.. the SLAYER !
papers. Upon the strength of this evidence
The SLAYER was condemned The written
account was attached to the box. '--Aesc
Zealand paper. .,,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-20
These Mighty Heaters, Wprld
Known and World Tried, are
q Boon to the Sick. q SD

The waut of sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities OftlIe suffering portiOn Of hui
MARTY. and one entirely free from mineral
and other deIeterous PARTICLES, severely ieh
till this all powerful medicine was asheS,Ai iptty
the world HOLLOWAY lvvALutBtE PiLL3 have
become the notsEnoLp REMEDY Of I'LL ma, bns.-r,
Their attribute IS 10 PREVENT AS we'll as TO fraEe
they attack The RAnrx Or ROOT Of the complaint
and thus, by removing the hidden cause pf 1isL
ease re-inyigorate and restore the dreopn cifevn
gies OF the SYSTEM. assisting nature in hct TASK
Of VITAL aud PCNcrloSARr RT.fdhAArioy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-20
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Bilious Ae M1'l'aalaadiss &c, &c.

,rgg, 49, ss.ri " ,9a ga yadf -
In whatever FORM disease aiiac.s,hc liver, it is
repealed and externiaaieI by tA;s seschiag,
painless and irresistible curaI;yes. Bilious r.,
mi'tents, bilious rurgng and III Tive ordinary
dsoi ders of IRE Organ ,iFr.tt.a ~ D air IN The
right side and hsawpeu the sl,,,stssfs eowness
Ut the whites OF the eyes. .kcata ,eznAnd debility
viii: cele4t, wLic. at ai.ishe At c ute -rrs an
their friends. Let Tie Sick. -wil5tn the iacuit.
abandoned. resort wihrdnfidencts q this power
fu ant-bilious agent, and q res .prat,ou n health
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