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Bay Bear your hardships meeRly,
your losses patiently, lay your sorrows
at the feet of Jesus Eternity will
compensate for all.
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VMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
TICKNOR &c FIELDS
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TnE NORTH AsERIcAN Rr,,,,


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TRANSATLANTIC AT NIdHr. "A friend
in whose power of observation" says
the Working Farmer, 1--WE have conf
dence, aud who is an exact experiment
er, informs us that last spring and
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BeGr Whatcreatures took the smallest
amount of baggage along when they
entered the ark The cock and fox;
they had only one comb and one brush
between them.
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,,,,,r ,r,DfNc JOURNAL or NEW
4 ENGLAND.
Springfield, Mass, Republican.


4 rupsr Grass FAMILY NEWSPAPER, on 4 LAh'h
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A,nono tiic prominent features OF its pages,
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PUTNAM'S CLOTHES WRlNGER.
BEST KEROSENE OLE.

COAL Or WOOD FURNACES SET or
CLEANED.
Pumps repaired; Lead, IRON, or Zinc Pipe laid;
Copper, Brass, or Iron Ware made by the best
workmen.
Cash customers will find our stock moro COM
pAete than any other inthe County, all Of which
vii be sold for cash at prices that defy compe-
tition
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ST. Al
BANS, VT,

rgNlIE UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN
1 COMMISSION would inform the patriotic.
the Iiilanriropic and Christian mon and women
OF One country, of It's work AID H., Wants.
ii cllos Cor thn body md tic soul, rs tid Christ
when ON earth. l}v it, delegates who go With
out pay ana from low hospital stores homo
comforts andreadmg matter arc gifou directly
90 those who Recd theu together with such
personal muistraton 1ud religions instruction.
as each case may rrquiee-aul the Gospel IT,
preached al every opportunity
ia the hospitals, ON die battle-tield-, and i'm
,the camps 0f tho strong and brave the delegates
urC welcomed by surgeons, lliiccr, and men. and
their Hbors havf, b the Judgment Of those
wcli-nlonlcd, saved thousands of lives and
been blessed to the conversion of thousands 81
snrls besides raising Tire u0rns of tho army
and strengthening the links that bind tho soldier
60 his home.
1t has tho confidence of the Government and
an The facilities from j, that military CNigonocs
win allow.
Its affairs arc managed by business men Who
give their services. Railroads and kilograms
arc free TO it; tho Bible Society gives its publica-
tions; but religions reading matter must be pur-
chased, and the demand Is far bcYond the ability
of the Commission to- meet IT,
The lrGl,ts # The Commission Ore aica 70 20 as
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Our Ware Rooms are crowded full Of Goods Of
every description, in our line, such as
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24
The Gift or he overIl1nen q tile ol
diefss Orphans, Nome.

01efR OFPma6By 2GVlhee
The articles transferred to- The Orphans .
Home 1t Camp Kinsman, by the munificence
Of Uncle Sam, are given below. The arti
cles are generally in cool condition, ard Of
the most substantial kind. Many thousand
dollars are saved the Home fund by these
articles. I They are all at the Home, ready
for immediate use. The buildings are being
pat in order rs rapidly as spossible, and be 4
fore long will bsrcady for bccupancy
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24
FRAME HOUSES FOR SALE.

30. ~ Tlses dpsaraoae sFss,dences ~ Way
street % q oecueied " Geneeal liakcts ~
Np.ss.s ~ jfIi1pdy 3trset. In pertes, repair,
STERN " SON send Uelltr with we'll end csa.
ern. l.o, 95 by los, we'll stocked with young
fruit Price 81 .2uo.
No. 10. On north side 5th street Sd door east
OF the Methodist Church, , story, ia gepd repair.
Rooms and cellar. vita c,stern tnd brick stnble,
Lot l5n feet deep. Price $1,000.
No II. On the east side Of Brady street. dot
log feet front 5 rooms good cellar and ristsrn,
PRICE $4,000, or the house and aipSftion Of the
ana will be sold separately
No. 81. The estate now owned and occupied
~ Geo ;. {. bow. Esq. being the dwelling house
And three tnll lots, hontinK sodth upon 9th ST..
,oruer Of Farnutn street This house is in per
feet repair. having been fitted up by the owner
tor himself. The entire arrangement ofthe house
Is tasteful ani complete. The view frfm this
place ,s unsurpassed Terms easy.
No. 2. sFtame heuse south side Sd street, two
miles wcss OF 'rsAy street; price, n ,S0o. 1As
hisds may reLlAin on mortgage at six per cent
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

!SsC0se y NeriODs.
HAvE OPENED A STORE. 80 l.2 1Dra.
Ii dy street, East side. between Thira and
Fourth, south end Of D. q. rldridge's Grocery
store. and first door above Hr. Lytcr's Flour
Store, where they lntend keeping Depot for
Vegetables. Berries in their season, Lake and
River Fish, Oysters, Butter, Eggs, Poultry,
Lard, Honey, Fruit. and many other articles too
numerons TO mention
EarsDers and 0aFllnerS
Sll DO wen to call and gel the cash for your
goods. Quick sales : small profits. is our motto.
Come right along and get what is good for your
self aud children At SWAN i SEXTON,
aprledtf s2j< Brady street. East side.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

We Suggest that Gen. custarlbe removed
and-sppo(tted slave driver in some Of the
y6on-subjqkated Districts ofthe South. wherS
his unds s6iehls st.lrnts giil meet wssA cph-
genial smPaoymen& = : -
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

n1d slree.. Aer
Il -Fm erlHAE.H TlIEPA
largest and Best Nelr,
49, tr fught TO this locality. CONSISTING &c
! 1RvsssLs AND TAPrsraiRs (spiendid patterns, :
( s'THRes- Ply, SrrgR and TX SurrR Ar -
Il Wool kfsIpE VE>xrIAv. Hxwr Ma
81 NrLx4st CsNros, sL,sr and Con-.
iSeGssss ] iSssis 8. ~ {
OIL Clio r ms u
IN pr"i"sf"ns OF ait widths and .nn.r,or ,.,;,
Y arse and Fine Mats, vsi~.s soI 4uany.
Rugs o. great variety asssiis
Win dow shades. buff. Green and SI.te co,o-
With gilt band, Plain Hollands. Rustic Hlinds far
81. - curtain. Curtain Fixtures Of diferent
kinds. including the Ri,ance fixture a new ana
Improved k,nl, Curtain and Picture Tassels. &c
Hatnssks kepps, Ens.nelled Cloths and Table
IT, FtR.1ITVRE.
VI ~ kinds, mostly o, my own manufacture
o,hsisflnE Of splendid Walnut aud and Chesnnt
ehsmbcr sets. Parior sets, NJ arbie Ton and III
other kind. Of Taoles, Chars Of every de,crip.
uoh. beisteaes. Mattresses. Looking GLASSES
Lounges, Double Lounges, Upholstere ed. &c .Ac
irl tsct YOU must call al GOULD'S and s.e for
yourselves all the nice things he has in the y ay
o' Carpets aud Furniture, ,s one Newspaper viii
MOI sunce 10 "numerate them. The most tastid
Gus can suit themselves as to style. quality and
price, tocz1-3my DANIEL GOULD.
Corne Perry, on SSnsDnd. .straet, No. 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

.THE individual who contracted a. eatotS
cold while sitting on his own front stepa,
watching for the fellow that had stolen in
the key-hole. had not been irdulging in
Pinkerton's Wahoo and Caisaya Bltters,
for although healthful aud delightful slim
.uhnt, they do not intoxcate. Try them
once, and you will never be without them.
For.ss,S esesywhetA. :, e..
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24
FINE BRICK aoost foa sAtt.i

No. 8. One of those modern aud convcnicn
houses in the new block known - '-s0tihtol
Place. Brady Street. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24
! 'C0CALNTGNso.
Dlat9e Of ~ U1Jovo0 l1essssSsssee -
W.poM UDApN Wnn.axRa

81 T19E PAsN Gx1a.a18n
% 0as beea ses,ed m every variety oYelimSGe.
By almost every sssion fnowa to tmeti(kns-
= i the GlmOst c0nstant companion ind intstiuhs
friepd Of the Niasiopafy snd traybles, ~ see
u spa. and no one should srssell on ots Lake.
SEwisGnxe esd fof and ssHsne Asno'ns :
to reduction Of the drudgery Of bsns
life, v a pubic benefit Of incalculabie val
ue. Above Smiths Hat store, n Krause is
selling the latest manufacture Of Singvg's
Sewing Machine Al the most desirable rstes.
We advise our lady readers to give him ~
early call.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

Mr M4s<rrp/ Llrs A. HilxSrD.s.s ~
Barry sy, Rtka& Houghson, pabliahsrs,
N~v Yerk. bld by Lussk Gnegs, Dav.
rk61 Las 1 arisss,, nss book .ad .s.-
sinssy st>s a2ase os1e+ tJunss, " hav.
received :. sssvs. II i, composed of .
series ef Jke,edess 31lt sse and psslish.
ed in The Home Jcarsam y ia i aasly sad
hsmstefa ~ .lleItrssed 6s4y 0rsy, q
e.s II hs aoss ssnial k.d Siessss'.s s,' - .;1siasv,
sf.ths sfssy; hss stylSfS sasy ma srsesfal
snA \ delineAsions = nssurai - Y. itsse,f
II n wished to eonJlrt . foalsvJk Il sihs,s
asSdnsss. ffsa esrsr sf I 8 vaya. &
esesl : saae % 4 trsvemtSaJhc 4 : ".
pha} AsJ Iasa, i wssld J.isA = i -,
nss y rAnd thAt y. psn9 Barry cray.
Not loesaaa l, Iisrs .pai ~ jsya,. ths
Sar(~s, nd ~ hsasshal lissssstjes little
event Of nsrri< life NJ excsttihe The
nsvik ssastAi1 l.stsrs. tn 4 1isns Is
70 n bHs.sIe ~ sasisya /. i4finSss.
y ) (. : s:ss::::. =: : ''s'''''
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

oonpli.hsa NJ. III r.s.i,. ssnsa. net =,
the hstropol ~ TO- borrow evening in the
classical dr3 of"M Mpcbe,h." xs she has
rendered Il IT. sasisnft'on 70 our citizens
during TN pSt severl months. we look 70
soc her kntsfewarde( BY such an over.
flowing buse q greeted Miss Jennie Hight
stthed i benest night. A. eligible seats
will 81 dem.pd, those Who desire to at
tend n do veIl' to cali d Major Davis. at
tht 4hfatre, and iimmedia(ely securs them.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

ALlrx's Lrxc BALsAx.-1 The remedy Il
most valuable preparation for the cure Of
Consumption Men who prepare II are re-
liable The afflicted can use 1t with entire
confidence.
For safe by E.S. .BAtLesp. 4,
also, By the Dealers in Fami1y XsdscisSs
generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

1klssHr AsDiFAscs q 4oD..- We wosl,
diiF let the as'.ailpn IF ss4 LIZ 1sse< t
tbI new and elegAnt aissa}n5~ ready TO
Inspection q Rfsy Ncculleh 1 Miss Dor
news, 90 Brady ttrset. they will find
most superb essor,eeut Of Millinery goods
bonncts, hsts, feashsts, FrertSh and A,neri
can flowers. sephyt wos.t} H., bs.att.s
shawls. hair rolls, nstts. bele, belt buckle
and ladies fur trimai hoodss all Of whicl
they will sell .. tie 1SH.st d l.rket prices
We need not say that lhsy slIAys keep tirs
class goods, and thas shsir iseecsion 10 tn
very best ever brought to dHi4 market.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

BUSINESS E9CATION FOR DISABLED Sol
DifRs. = Extraordinary Inducements offered
~ disabled Union soldiers who desire to oh-
tain thorough commercial education, 1t
Bryant, Stratton Il Merrilrs Commercial
College, Davenport. Always 60 to the
best. Send for circular. my1Sdw
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

~ A. "A a.ssss N di-as rsf 4sa1-t nie'
IN AA ~ g .sI g@a4lJ .sssrss s'rsA
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

Ass1ssl ,ArrIss5-16 shortly arrive.
- sehdt 4ls(st - leslspusi sppsss
\ laB! ll ~ & =; ~; ~
sess ssasseSf ~ =. ~ QtSsue, 'ttSu tdjbNbI
orchards, and he vil offer them 70 TIL, Dub.
Nc very ~. whiSh he cap~at sno+d to %.
having contf (sd for them ysfoss sLe rise
Wait Il. .tlsS be1Al ~ .ts. .t
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

AucTioS OF HousEmoIp FURNITURE. win
be sold at my house on Thursday morning,
at 10 .o'cloek, a lot Of tine Parlor, Dining
Room, Bed Room aud Kitchen Furniture.
Goods all nearly new. House on Harrison
street, betwceK - and Sd. opposite Stetfin' S
warehouse. PARKKR 4 VAN TuYL,
Oct % DIT. AuctlOneers.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

FARMS FOR RENE = sss'H !. " d !
FROM'ao 70 ZEE ACAEs.
COUNTRY VILLA FOR SklE.
NJ. 80 On Jersey Ridge, . miles from post
.o'Hcs. fine house. IA g"' d repair rooms. o
rs vuictirs of grapes, tborG 2on lbs last year,
% ~. s1s s!,s. s s-'' s. s.';s s.5 S'' y.ys' ~
HOUSES FOR REnI.
y6.lL ANEW houscson Brady street, one OF
he most desirable residences in the ciiv
trxS sssssss 'Ss,sSSsss ,S.s 1s,, %'as,' ,'
shade trees. tine river vic~ .-ccutrstiy located.
--one Of the I,nsss residences in the sisysg
.~fsif. , .. : y Ns-is
OFFICE Fql EML,
No; aa "A large light sTy S,ss t,sasins sl,l on
'oom li dcsrei.
Gar. BILLIARD & DINING ROOM
NosG Rar.s iBaAAtd and Dining ROOMS tcr
|fcn,. connected. win kitchen and oleepjug
|. .,,,as .n attached, formerly ocsrRsd.N Y, =
FURNISHED ROOM, { I'''.a I. ,','S :
No 3 Furnished room FIR rent for gentle
!" %'p the al" ca.ncG 'sI pi rooms
SPLENDID STORE PROPERTY,
No 4. ~ucrwin's B,ocs," Perry Street for sale,
wirn prcsrn, rental of 81 ,looi paying good re
|iurn now an iprospt ctpcy avery valuable prop
|srty To close II concen ihfs property is offered
|s, 4 very low price and on easy terms
The Property formerly known as
+" Academy of the immhfnlfit Conception "
DOr Sale.
Nor7 ~A~ ufvuy ri the Immaculwto CrueeC-
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

wp.s' y6.aE lin .ot.. jeopl. ls.ra
that ses.in9 9drssf v'sh 4 Iyotss full o'
ppney Is net t6s AhosH Hprjl liable amnss.
'hsnt IN The std. Astsr he'd his
pockets pick n i col llsra BE ,uy,a,nt of
.,easy. .hj khs ny J6nk 4 &e yh.rf, q
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Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24
OFFICE Foa REM.
sAR. BILLIARD & DINING ROOM
SPLENDID STORE PROPERTY. ,

No 4. ~ucrwin's B,ocs," Perry Street. for sale,
witna present rental of 81 ,l"ol paying good re
turn now. an prospt cltcly avery valuable prop
srty To close conctn thfs property is offered
b, a very low price and on easy terms.
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

/ nbinrrise:s. 0byseMtery. Aumsuer
COMPLAINT, Ac.. speedily cured by using Ma
guwes Compeuud Extract Of Benne Plant. Pre-
pared only by }. a g. Maxuire, st. Louis, and
sold b, nil druggists, and W II! ScovIl, Agent,
Chicago. III. ootl3dwly
Daily Davenport Democrat., 1865-10-24

Old Eyes made. new VI hepts0pECTA-
CLES, DOCTOR, OR MEDICINE. Pam.
phlct mailed free on receipt of ten cents. !
Address f.. B. FOOTE, NJ a.. No. 1876
Broadway, N. Y. aglS3m+
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
Philadelphia Ere. Bulletin Editorial,
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

His Solid and Fluid Extracts embody the
fun strength of the ingredients of which they
are named. They are left to the inspection
of all. A ready and conclusive test Of their
properties will be comparison with those
set forth in the United States Dispensstory.
These remedies are prepared by II. T. Helm
bold. druggist of sixteen years experience
in this city, and we believe them to be relia-
BILE; in fact. we have never known an article
lacking merit to meet with permanent sue
cess, and Mr.. Helmbold's success is entirely
prima facie evidence. His Drug and Chemi-
cal Warehouse. in the city of New York, is
not excelled, if equalled. by any in the coun-
try. and we would advise our readers, when
visiting that city, to give him a call, and
Judge FOX themselves.