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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
REMOVED. o''o.
Davenport u Furniture StOI

FRED. DEGT&CllMANN
HAS REMOVED HIS PGRNiruRk RSrAE
III LISiIMENT rom Brady str. et 10 Sscor
one door east OF Perry. He will keep ON psi
"se -" ~o.''t'e'0 s'SS~ q ~ Iss ts','.i- ass'
Chamber, ok1icheesio00 es,a
O0ce E0rm1ture.
The largest stock OF s'F ''is'Ho '''' -
CAtseress's i Abe ,qaA isss.-
ct ~ kinda in the city. Particular atssnt,op
pai1 t4eDoskAey 1ahrsS ~ .asw1ssoeeus
AlAntA4edes 81 "a. .gEsissfial aAele 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
All IkADES . ] RIthb.
o -, T. Il - II III y

In profuslgn, III all widths and supe', or quality
Coarse and Fine Mats, Velvet and brusseils
kugs .. great variety.
Window shades, Ana Green and Slate color,
with gilt band. PLAIN Hollands, Rustic 81 nds for
fl.5O cartain. Curtain Fixtures Of different
kinds, including the Balance fixture; ne~ and
improved kind, Curtain snd Picture iasteis.4c !,
lD.masks. Repps, Enamelled Cloths ana iso'e
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

In all Transactions bv mail shah rha,gc for for.
wadng lie cert .icates, paying the Itsiage ard do Z
the business q ents each which must lie enclosed
when The irafr sent. Pive cert fca,es viii he
sent for 81; IL 50: 80 Tor ST. On FIR Sl5.
AGENT>.-N- want agents IN every regiment, and
every tnwn AID county. aid husc acting such
Wi a,Nwtd 10 c.ifs every ceit feat. Ordered y
them prey irh q eli remittance u enc Dollar.
Agents VIII collect u cents fr ev-iy CERT Fl ate and
MI, II GEMS u, either il Ca b or Postage >tau ps
n N -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
Ernr1TERE.

OF all kinds. moetiy OF mr. own manufacture.
consisting Of splendid Walnut srd and Chestnut
Chamber set,s. Parlor sets, Marble Top snd all
Q her kinds Of Ta.,les, Chars Of every descrip-
ton. Bedsteaes, Mattresses. booking GLASSES
Lounges. rontle Lounges. upnaIste 60 &c &c
yourselves all the nice things be hss in tbs way
Of Curets and Frrni,ure, ~ cSe Newspaper wth
not suffice "a ennmrrate them. The %. u faatid
ious can suit themselves a. to stvle quality and
price. (oc24 sml DANIEL GOU LID.
sGDtuef Ferry, IN eeeG - sssest. NO. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
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HomWopathic specifies

asNsAss&sA. lsesssAGasA Seppea sspsanS - ueseee
esccess sinpae- Prenps-kmcen' and aehahss They
ere he cniy kedcines eaecy a1sp'ee 70 popular ne
.-so simple thse misesAes cennet ~ oeAs 10 using
Them - hsrmls~.. = = - ~ n t..sss. and 9
encsens 70 he Aivsys re'sce "ey nave ssissd the
antinfnctjon.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

Nh. N1ARADaAl.nIsO hsn asnia
q A II A II X HI 3 n UTE.a
r'' spuni proved itsslfsc he th< hsss
~ f,vw gshe CAtasvh coSd IN she Mead spd 6ead6c3
ssbsra ssnnd excellent ~ N Sssay CrSrS u
Eyes. Deafness has hecn removed ~ H. and Hear
II a. one hsen srss y mpsovsA syteluea
] IS fragraNtkhA Agreeable, and
1S0V~s o0Wune01Nee Wc1aef
N lie d' hssvy paas caussd ny diseases ~ me Npea
r tenssena snes ssihe u desssfs asa I'M nee
ai e.. II opens snd pavpcs sat I'll ses,swrssces,
sntn, NJ glands and s1ss: Asa''As sssss y
More shan n'nessy ve6rs
81 .ae an, col Dr. Mar,halls Ostss he8d pseAeeho
ff Las prov ~ treat vaue f0t III le ccGngcn IL,
- cfsh- head snd n THE monsnt ptandS aAst oAaa
,ytr beiors HlUH e y IT frTlF III
l. recommeodsdb By MANY ofths best vAyuDsesas -
t1 Nth erest succese sna satlefAetcn ohevo,
Fsepd she Nerel1coaee ~ vVAO1op
Isue Droe alsss In Hasa. IA eIlmi
under .isn.d having for many gears h~en ~.
49, tied with pr MashsNe C~tMvsH and UrsAscho
aud sold II IN wholesale 'rsAe cheer fully stats
~ehecvs IN h. equal In every respect u ne seoe
endasiohs given 81 II far the SsCasasvh Arc.
AN haiti IL decidedly tho hest nrieee ~ have evOv
~ for oil common disesses II the Nsaa.
= &fctry,. Boston narnss Park NsW YorA
Egd Au.ton Go. do Ara v sApds. Do
p vu Inn,son Co do Stephen Paul 4 Co do
h~d Cu'erACc do Israel Minor 4 CO q
s. * Fowlc 20 McKe-son Rbhtips 10
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u u Nay, Portland. Me, Bush dale, %
Fpf sale by all Druggists TkY IT svA dvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
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sin IAuse, eCLIA.H ksk a,aee..
Celebrated Fen. - n.

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II =: Il, ~
VA rcm"s.u subject II nsoderatss IN escrD
~ relied an al Instructions. and speedy esrs 40
To- MAHasEm aAoseA
~ me- per mo.s,ly rSs m, m tn bring
Zach bottle. price One Doiisr 1c.,y. ~. n.-
stamp o. Great Britain, !" Er.srn. counisrssitin~'
Thc.e PM Skesd scsbe sakrs, " pes,SAf a..
the FIlsAT J1lkEk MONTHS II PrswsS"S~ SSSss 49, "a
-ure g bring o. - carriage bat = my siks d..
in III es-r- cfNervous or spinsl Affections. r,,..
TIE nsck ma lansse Fatigue On sltsit cxerticn, Ind
~ ION Of the Heart nysesvir~ amA whites. Mao IN
" ieet cure wbse MI other mcase have jalsA en6
all 1ugh powerful frnnedy a. NOT contain Iron az
ore. suin,ony " anyshlse hsrfal 10 the eusaesse-
ton fnll difcctions In tho peapelet aErannd ssnA
IA kaco which should be carcfulk pree9eysd. H.
SntD ny ALL DItt'Gt;SIS. as..
Solc Agent for the United SfNeep and C1uodoa
Jun AtksNs, ~ COuviiand atr~et New Tort.
B-fi and postage .tamps cncOerd 70 any ~
~ led Agent. win ensuFs bulslt, cAtuoe 0ify
lHs. nv return mail nnv@-dkSly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
THOMAS l'Ol'31EsA<,
C0ruenter and Joiner,
KcxificMce for NMlC

cvDinerc'at tug. oiP. I"Sf HWts.
7 OBbl\,, AND CAhPrNiER WVRh done
81 m The best manner. on shout notice tag2oiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

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$50 d, do with bells and Castnets 2,W to $40
20 Silver Trapos and G. nec Cfns. .0to -
100 do g. ainy u shes. 49,, uto lu0
10'U do Lee Pitcher. ....... 20to %
100 do sy'np p with sialv~rs |" 70
tUQa do Goh!e;> end Drinking Cups. 5to 20
b on do Casters .......*. .3to 90
BOO Dt zen Silver Tea oors tdoZ,n) 10 2o
1s"co do Iaii- Spoons and Forks do 2oto ~
.jo q MS Gold iiDntng Case wntcics 80 to 100
30 Iadics'Go'd and nn,iing Case d. 35to 70
t01 Gents Nunttg G Sc SILVER watches s3t 10
20a liza loud hii rs.... ,.......... 5OtO 100
aHe' Gold Ne.t ami Necs Chains. ...... 4,o 30
5000 :. Oggl it'.d Bracelet ~. 4tp s
$40" fe, and t.a,I Bracelets ..4.. g. 10
2, o. Cha,eiain Chain. aud Guard Chains 5to =
Itlu SOLITAIRE AMI Gold u uocies. Ara 10
800 Opal ana Ftl.rail Bro cles ...... Alto s
5'eO Mo.ac. del, Lava and flrreniine
Eifdrups. .....-...... Alto
800 Coral, opal and imera Earirors.. iio q
4uju Calf ma Diamond d east PIN 2 .nto 10
ah0a Gold Fat .iud Vest watt, ~. 300 to
~ q Fob d Vs., fib'on Sid ....... 10
800 Sets u tnte SIC. W, buttons I'd &c. 3to
au0n Gold 1idmnl-s Pencils g.. .... 4to q
luotv Miiaatuie Loo. ets ........... ESQ IL
10 Mage SPRINGS L. to 20
uno God Tooth picks Cre. ses Gc....... 2to
Zoo ilain God ings 800. ....... 40 10
900 se, a >gne rings ~. $50 to 10
'i0W Chased Go!L Eng. =. ...-.... Alto 10
& M C,ltioiti'a Diamond rt - 80. 2to II
go sets Ladies' Jewelry--.l.t a. d God 5,o Is
1850 d :. :" Cameo. Pearl. &c. 4,o 10
1000 Gold Pens Silvei Extension holders,
and p Ills ...... sz......... Ito 10
0O God pens ard Gold moun'edh 'ders Gio ~
5N Extension holders 1870 81
to, ladies Cd, and j., Brckics 90. 5to 10
3 ~ Han Bars and balls $40 10
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

We solicit a counts from Banks Banker. ard
Merchants, and allow 4 per ct. interest ON daily
alanccs, which my he checked toi without no ;
ticc. Wereceive dcposis of Gold and allow 3 per
cent. thereon, snl it to sight draft. or 4 per
cent. on a,s' rot e; the interest III both
| cs payable in coin.
We make collections On all acces sihle ,nin,s
in the Dtci States and Canada> buy and sell
Sterling Exchange. Stocks, lends. Gosernmcnt
se,u itic- and G.ld. for the usu,l conn ssion
Faithful and prompt attention given to all or
ders. Respectfully.
JOHNB. TIlFORD. Lexington, Ky.
CHARLES 5 bodily
REF ScKs-B nix oil America. <ee York the
Banks 81 Kentucky Bank Of The Ststc ~ Missou-
| ri, 1t Louis; Merchants Bank, do; +. Kinney
/ Co., Espy Hcidletach a Co, Cincinnati.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
: 9efcf1I NOTICE.

The Draanl Chsmeer, an tssay =
w0SkAi - io6erucA1m fst Young A<A 49,
new and reliable sestmspt fog le9Qasec o. sne
Urinary and Sssua tySssms- -eses3 Nee, ~ :e:.;
ed .sesie.efs; Addrsss d =: 33a1tL,Xi /.
"a = - - 'apr3dAwly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

HEuEMAN'S CONCENTRATED BENZINE
removes Paint Grease spots &c instantly, and
Cleans Silks. Ribbsns, Giovcs. DC. equal 10 new
Only 70 cts per bottle. Sold bv Druggists,
UEGLMAN h CO.,
Chemists and Druggists, New York.
Ceapped Hands 4 Face, Sore
Lips, Chiib1ains. &c.
HEGEMAN CO.'S CAMPHOR ICE WITH
GLYCERlNE, cures Chapped Hands. SC. imm.
Sia,ely. and will keep the skim soft and smooth
IN The coolest weather Sold BY Druggists.
Price % cen's sent by mail for s5 c.n,s.
nos1J-Sm HEGEMaN CO..
Chemists aud Druggists, New York,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

i ritts b' Duunf ottO0 ~
ltunisls from The SICK ~ every country IN uSiap.
able record, the Ike Of vi icL has never been a..
u IN iavcr Of AIRY discovery snee:t,n began
Disorders Of the AlOw ash
u AA,nrcrs 81 Tie 4. adj est maladies Their - eSo
tate all he hud. 81 ,h~ body aad 10 send els
ifcam through all the charhels - ciscui alton -
that IL the creratio. ~ the Pfisf They clesns0
'w~ls, 'rg,ne Tie itvev. lrng th- relax.d Or Ira.
siomncb into stsmal cond,iiSr, sn1 a~tIne shres
F. rreive organs upon the blood Mss ~ they chance
te Of The system fton ,ckness to k-slih, By sse9.
sinnl'aneons md wholesome effect upon Iii IL
} and functions.
. cr's-ia.l&'s MIA Nsrens the ning
Planters
i've houfs pains AID weakness ofthe bvesst tide
Eek, ma rheumatic complaints IN equsiIy shosV
Of time Epresd on eaEtiui white lamb stto.
So y'e's fh- weaJeT " 20 Inconvenience. AID
= w.li WeAt frIm one week "a three NOR IN. =
npaii st.s.vh iissy snnihiiaie pain.
e dcNghtfu' piasters yield readily 10 the body, -
rrsIir ton, are throw % NIL the Offensive coseu.
impurities o. the system 5iey shouiJ he ussd for
rofic Paine, vaintness. Dyspepsia, Colis. Con.
r lyn. Rheumatism. fernle weakness g., Tk<v
tbeir acuvs properties when other piSss~vs arc
!. and wl"ie arp ed ssin cannot exist Evest
LIQUID have then. fHICEaE EACH, x,ETH.
iIerickt pins ana pIa-tes- are sold everyvl ~
l.. X. HEKRlSk co Albany. n. Y. sepei-s AtIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

The undersigned having been restored to
heath in a few weeks. by very simple remedy.
after having suffer ed several years with s"vcre
lung affe ton, and that dread disease, Consump
ton is anxious 10 make known TO his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure
To all who desire IT, he will send COPY Of the
pre- scription used Gree OF Charge, with the d.
reciions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure cure for CoNsuxp1rox Asfn-
IA. BRoxcHrrIs. C0uGHs, COLDS, &c. the only
object Of the advertiser 10 sending the Prescrip-
ton is to benefit the, sfic,ed. and sp' cad infor
mat ,on whici, he conceives 10 he invaluab.e and
he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy. as il
ing Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EpwAap A. WLsox. Williamsburg,
Kings County, \ - novism
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08

Subject to the following regulations
Certificates OF the vA~icus article are hfst put
into envelopes, sealed up and Mixed and when
o, d-red are taken out without regard to chocc
aud sent by mail, thus giving ali u fair chance, ~
Un receipt Of the certificate YOU wiil see hat YOU
can have. and then il is a. ,cnr option To s,nc
the dollar and take the article on not Purchns
cra may thus obtain n Piano. Melodeon. Sewing
Machine Gold Watch Diamond Ring, or any set
OF .cNeiIN un our list for ONK DoklAn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-12-08
WlNSL0W 4 CHRISTENSEN

WINSLvW 4 tHKISTENSEN,
BA
~ IA SAl.l.E ST. llAaCAlsO.
Buy and Sell Exchange on New York, LoNboS,
PARis and vi other roiniuc, cities IN Europe
Specie and Governins nj Securities lought and
sold at best rates. General Banking busin.ss
transacted. EoviJ dlm
NEW FIRM.
We have formed co-parfnership for the pur
lose Of conducting GENERAL
Banking 4 Brokerage Business,
AT No D New Street. tucar WALL
NEW HO &c Ia,
nder the name OF
THIN Rln e. MIMI EV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-06
THE LECTURE SEASON.

TwnoarxEr I.rCTURRs DAILY-poR 0RHTIBMEN
j os5. Al New York Museum q anatomy ~ Broad.
way fsS1es unable attend these lectures haSs them
forwarded ~ receipt Of ven csns b. addressing sscrey ~
Nsv yorh uaaoum ~ AnatCuv.
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NR H. vrLLERs 100 TWELFTH STREET, MA
IL Third avSnue. Teeth inserted u eaeh Aching tee
isd with ms celebrated Gold Cement md oher hnlnQ
XII operations warranted. EstabbhedlW
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NOR sALE-A LARGE MANUFACTURING ESTAB-
in Mshment at Englewood, New Jersey, II miles from
New York ciy shop feet by 10 feet three stories high
with separate engine boiler rooms with lot about 800
feet front BY about io0 feet deep with two lumber
good working order consists Of twelve horse Engine
and Boiler Circular Saw Table, with Saws &c Daniels
Planer Sash Sucker Planer renoning Machine Gig
Saw, virgins patent All necessary shafung Betting, &C.,
the above all In good condition Terms For
further particulars and diagram inquire Of
E. L. b. I. BURNHAM Real Estate Brokers,
600 Hudson street. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-06

VxrANTED-CoUNTRY BOARD FOR CHILD TWO
w years old; Harlem Railroad preferred. Call ad-
dress Mrs Marvin, 5l3 Sixth avenue
VrrANrED-BoARD IN COUNTRY FARM HOUSE,
w within one Of the city, for family consisting Of
rentieAn wife, mother and sister has two children
one vears old the other 9 months. Address boz III
Post once. Best Of reference given and required
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LIOR SALOON FIFTY sEvENTH STREET, BETWEEN
A, hundred feet street. the
finest location In the city story basement and cellar
House. with all the improvements built In the best
Price eA260 Inquire Of a. FOUNTAIN, the promises,
or At 10 East Twenty nth street.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-10

VERY PnoUD To.MoHr. 1T was cold night
In the winter. The wind blew and the snow
was whirled furiously about, to hide itself bs.
meath closks and hoods, and In the very hair
Of those that were out. A distinguished leo
turer was to speak, and Notwithstanding the
storm the villagers ventured forth to hear him.
VIM. Annesly, buttoned up to the chin In his
thick overcoat, accompanied bis mother. It
was difficult to walk through tho new.tallen
snow, against the piercing wind, and William
said to his mother: I.uf,U q :
"Couldn't you walk moro easily II you took
my armi"
''perhaps could" his mother replied, -
she put her arm through his. and drew up a.
close a. possible to him. Together they breast.
Cd the storm, the mother and the boy who had
once been carried IN her arms. but who hsd
grown up 90 tall that she could lean on BID.
They had not walked far before be said to her.
"I am very proud to night" ~. -,
"Proud that you can take care Of mci''
"Thn Is the arst time you have leaned upon
me. .''said the happy boy.
There will Be few hours IN that ohild's lib OF
more exalted pleasure than be enjoyed that eve
ming. even should bs live TO old age. and should
In bis manhood, lovingly provide for her who
watched over him In helpless infancy. II vas
noble pride that made his mother love him,
n possible. moro than ever. and made her pray
for him With new earnestness. thankful for his
dsyotsd love and hopeful for HE future. There
d no more beautiful sight thsn adectionste. Dc
voted, obedisnt children. I an sure that He
vho commanded children to honor their tather
and mother must look upon such with pleas
ure. May hs bless dear william, and every
other boy whose heart ID hllsi with ambition TO
b blessing and ''stad' 70 his mother. nsds|
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.LXTau0L 3 K0IXu EHp
THE PuBL1o2LIBERTIEs.

child for his wife. he would have governed
a sensible woman, and I confess I am glad to
see him governed by a fool" ts,.s,,,
"And yet" replied the person she I'D,
dressed, ~ do not understand it. The for
tune and sense are oil his--" !.
EYES, replied Mrs. Harris "but the in.
sensibility Is all hes-and between Seuso
and Tnsensibility. you may depend upon IL,
Insensibility will carry the day." .r
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-10


PorAroEs WITH THE BONES M.-We are
told "there Is reason In roasting eggs"-and
there might be the same In roasting and boil
ing potatoes. But there will probably b
few Of my readers who can readily assign o
reason why the all but universal custom
amoug the poor In Ireland is to only half.boil
their potatoes, leaving tho centre 90 hard
TINT II Is called the bone Of the potato. Con
s,dering that this root constitutes nearly the
whole Of the laboring mans food, II seems
extraordinary thatit should not be properly
cooked. especially as the want OF fuel is hard.
ly ever felt in this land Of bogs. Its my
habit. whenever any unusual phenomenon
presents itself tn my observation, to endeav-
or to unravel the mystery myselfbefore max
ing inquiry Of Others. In the present case
I stumbled on the true solution OF the prob
lem. and found II amply confirmed after.
wards. There Is scarcely moro indigestible
substance taken into the human stomach
than half.boiled potato; and to moder-
ately dyspeptic Englishman such diet would
be little less than poison. 1t rs this very
quality Of indigestibility that recommends
the parboiled potato to the poor Irishman.
Rarely indeed have the laboring classes more
than two meals Of these in the twenty.four
hours; and II they wero boiled, the pangs Of
hunger would be insuiierable during con.
siderable portion Of the day and night. Gus
tom. fortunately, is second Nature; and
custom has 30 reconciled the poor Irishman's
stomach to this wretched food, that even the
children complain Il they find no "bone in
their potato" The simplicity Of their diet,
their exposure to the open air, their resigna-
ton to their fate, and many other causes,
render them little susceptible to the miscriss
ofdispepsy; while the bones Ct the potatoes
protract the period Of digestion till sleep
renders them unconscious oi the Cravings
of hunger. As q feather will often show the
direction Of the wind better than well.
poised weathercock, 90 this simple fact dem.
onstrates more forcibly the poverty Of the
irish peasantry than philosophical dlssorta-
ton on the subject.-Dr. James Johnson's
Tour in Ireland. ,. . .7.r 80 alo.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-10


And saw that the dog looked poor and mean,
As he stood on his hinder part. -a..d
And yelped like sin ~ he sat between
A sled and . broken cart. ,,...g
.rr III. aTul fi 'o
But the train passed on through the Etna bog
Passed on from the sled and cart
Passed on from the lousy, yelping dog.
Still left on bis hinder part.
jgo.i Nv. l.a. Hih
One day this week, rs Freedoms train
On It's holy mission sped, ..-..t
And thundsred along through the State OF
Maine,
It came to Copperhesd.
And Il made me think Of the railroad train
That dashed through the Etns bog,
And thundered along through the State OF
Maine,
In spite Of the yelping dog.
T W. ,rr ises
For the train on its holy mission sped,
And gladdened each loyal heart,
But II left the grumbling Copperhead
Still fat on his hinder part.
1865. .... rT f
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-10
The Dog and the oopperhesd.
NJ DAVID BARKER.

One day last week, as the railroad train, ,..s
Just east Of the Etna bog, t.i.
Was laundering along through the State OF
Maine. ,btT
II came to . yelping deg.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-10
VOLUME XXI.
4uetrp.
Falling Asleep.
NJ GRO. =. y.

Drifting away. drifting away, .,
From the real to mystical shore. y.
From working life, to the musical streams
or fairy realm In the land Of dreams,
Where waking thoughts arc DER.
Falling asleep, drifting away,
From the nop with It's sorrow and care,
Led through the gloom by IN unseen hand
To the then Of the distant unknown land
whero skies are ever fair.
Falling asleep, drifting away.
In the arms Of the boatmsn pale,
D.. Who silently pushes noiseless oar
Till~e reach the sands Of the distant shore,
And furl lifs's tattered sail.
Drifting away, drifting away,
To the shores of that happy land
May we all be sure that our little bark
Can stem the tide and the water dark,
Till safe on the shining sand.
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AND ,seRopRlsroR
NUMBER. Ii. !.
spars Lines.

No one is fool always; every one soustinss.
All fault:andlns that does no good l. . crime.
The talent We aspire to spotls that vs have.
The friends Of the wicked are always COW.
ards. .hr.F t-r1 g Ian
NvyflrI nff.N
The most curious thing {: A woman that b
not cu,;ou. .1lrri u9 I'f1lt- NiAH
"'' '''''''' ~. .asg % n,diet
II wo expect charity from the world We
must be charitable ourselves. /, ,,u
Begin life with bat little show youu may
increase Il Afterwards.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-10

Mos. Of US hate sinners worse than sin. ,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

AitnouEh you may Be- pronounced ircurahla. ne
aUnsritan,s Root and HeroJ Juices VIII remove ever
seseee Of impurities nom lh0 system ~ veil A. ~
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Hath bornshis ncult e. 80 meekly hath been
- clear ia his greai once, that his virtues
vii plead Ike sngels, trumpesfongued, sgains
The deep dannahon Of his taking On
This striking parallel suggested itseli
at once to thousands of men, and thin
extract was frequently repeated in
the Lincoln funeral notices along the
walls Of this and other cities, from the
Atlantic TO the Pacific Ocean. But il
Is still more remarkable that after the
assassination of President Lincoln, JEFF
Davis, n gropria persona, should, as s
fugitive from justice, appear in the
character of Macbeth, with these Eug
gestive remarks, st the village OF Char
lotte. y. C., to Breckinridge-
Well, General, l don't know;
IL it we're 20 be done ~ all, il were beger
It we're well done; and If the same were
done
To Andy johnson, the beast, and 10 Secre-
tary Stanton,
The job would then be complete.
Now we cannot doubt that in these
impious observations of JEFF. Davis
his mind was running on this afore-
said soliloquy OF Macbeth, which thus
begins;
II 1T we're Ions when tits done, Their 'twers
well
Il were done quickly.
In the case of President Lincoln, the
deed had been done; but as in the
case Of Duncan, this one murder did
not clear the way 10 the rash usurper
and so Davis philosophical that
lit were to be done Al ell, ii were better
il were well done,
which, under the circumstances. wss g
very natural modification Of Macbeth
Finally, to make the comparison per
feet, Lady Davis" as she has been cal
led in the South, like Lady Macbeth
when called 20 face the music, shamei
with her ssucy courage the Shrinking
cowardice of her husband-Hrad.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09

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