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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
CURE YOUIs~ELr!
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This Medicine will cure esOnoss
f'te:. ts1eet. Structure, Seminal
W essls bseSs Or Spe rIs,sluOrr hen.
NhOrster. 1bisensrs OF the Il al.
me- s1mJ BLADDER. and :sif Etis-
eases Offtsr sexual Sbrs.Uns Csssss-
cd by eOati-nt on or vScEsSussss
of 7,it sscr StN. Males or s'csn.il -.
thus elegant poi.snar AMI Intaliibie prcpa.a-
ton 80 celebrated M all o,fr large en- - .or IL
cn,e 81 Priva'r diseases. j. oil red 10 the u.
hioted and WARRANTED 7. g RE al d sea>e> Of tn
Genital Osgaus OF either sex. male Ut female IN
Esr. Bakers Specific.
Is tie only safe and reliable Remedy Tor the cur,
Of Sperrnatrrthea generally termed Scmina
Weakness. caused by sci. abuse. excessive in
dnlg' nee. winch Is now 70 iearinlls prevalent il
in Gil parts Of the countiy. keud,r. nave you
PRIV A'rF, DISEASE.
Or anv d .oase of the Kidneys Bladder OF Sex
Al u gai>: Do nvt ue.l.c' IT. DELAY i danger
Gus Procure II, that celebrated and inia.
iibie remedy.
lsr. Bakers specific.
Which, has cured thousands rpon 'honsands, md
saved them fro, the hands az mcrc,less uuarks
II not from premature grave.
E>r. Bakers Specific.
Is great healing. purifying and scif-curinp
remedy, requiring no medical AID or aayicr. n
plaiu directions inT use accOmp nv each bottle u
the mcdicine ii il VERY agreeable t" the ta>ie
and perfectly hsrmes> to the constitution IN
uili .iic,tu.ly curc ihe most yiruient saSes al
private disease, and restore the ~ stem to per
i,ct state al health and prriy.
4 Word 40 she Afflicted.
BY gong To regular physician with your cas-"
Won per'l tuuf Private Reputation BY going 10
IN ,gnorsrt private practicii"ner You peru
yoar He'd Ii Tor Life Avoid both, and use
DS. Bakers Specific.
With tnis mrdicne YOU cnre yoyrset for one
tenth the money taa' physicians charge. without
change of die, or hinarance from business. ana
thus prevent MI c aacc OF exposure and ruin.
IDr. EIalScr's Injection.
BIN eases oi t,oncrrhea. elect and Sem
inal Weakness Or. LAX ~ injection viii I've ipund
a valuable slant To the specific IN smhduln2
the inflammation sad checking the DISC tasc. an',~
SHOULD lie used In con anf ion Will II untI peg
feet cuic T. elected, When both are used, IN
Dever fail To- CT tE The LoNtir.>f' s.ANDiNf,
and most Obs INA Ca.es Of private Diseases.
~ \ treats. IN sexual diseases called Tie
">elf Instructor. az % pamles each bottle.
Piicc--Dr. iiake = Specific, 30 per bottle.
Pr,ce Tn. Bnk, : injection. :. per bottle
Price Male Injecting syringe. 81 oei.ts Re
male Injecting Nfin-c 81 cents
seat by eApress t. al paIt- OF the c4uairy o.
r-ccll Of mon n, and twenty live ren,s addition al
to paw for psckin /, box aud >hitinu.
sold Il Dr. H. EAs.ERiY d CO.'S Fumily
Meiicin. store. cnru,r lhrd aud Chestnut. :;
LOUIS. and at their branch Store. 9 MAIDS ~.
Chicalro mh}n-eoi&w m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

STOP T1lt6f cOUGM .
Nm. CAHrEn.s
lC OlU, Gil "a Ais An
WMfl'afel o6ghs. GOe0s. AstusS1o
G :s.~ e .ss = Re. Ss.cn.i A.: ei::
an3 Ssr~a.S. ~ koslsise lsssxh,
| Cr0op nmd Diseases Of ThrOas,
4 CoprRs nnd l.wngs. MA fn,,
FINE MOST fEKFE / PLEASANT AND
! L eficacious remedy ever discovered for all
diseases Of the Throat. Chest s,sd Lubss.is
DR.. Carriers Cough BalSam.
This medicine Immediately STOPS the cough
produces free and easy expectoration. removes ali
nucuous sed foul matter trosu The cir mn sxxcs
gwss<Ass n dsncoh bfesshipg aslAya NJ I'M u
ton OF the Lungs ami effects a SPEEDY CURE.
BY soothing ana isssli,g al ruln,Dnsry Organs.
DR. Carter's Cough lBalsnm
y purely vegesabis in its ingredients. end per
Iec'iy ssfhse~e iDhs qusstti.-. and ~ mild md
Pie"sont as the most delicate cordial II has been
- isnfssA " for Elie last tee years Millions a
bottses have been MD and hysicians, lifurpiss-
and all who have used il unit, in saving !, /.
the MOST SPEEDY and EFFlCACIUJS REM
EDf they nave ever used
WINTER COgOn.s
=. ne hsrsh dry winter Cough, which afiiicts OLD
PEOPLE and 1nvalds IN q low state Of health.
can be eiieriually cured by the use of
DR.. CarbeP,r Cough lBalanna.
u smrs. moistens and stimulate the ussal.
breathing apparatus. and impurt- new lie TO thu
einac,ated fystern. Immediate attention should |
be- given 10 1fN-'S
Coughs, Colds. and Diseases Of the lungs.
Reader. have son q Cough Cold, or ANY disease
81 the Lungs 10 u Il neg,iecft. DELAY Is daa
9crou. Millions die annually by ncgle,fng y
common c"d Coughs and colrs il not cured il
their early stage |, nj To Consumption. and ther
per haps 20 an early death lie advised in time
aad procure at once that celebrated ieucds-
gDr. G>ssTer's COae1n nssDsmna. |
winch never i,ils 10 ear. LouA lis and Colds IN
a f., da.s and has cured thousands upon ihous-
aud Of cas- of Consumption alter physisans AND
all other remedies had tailed aud The patients
bad been given up To die This Balsam Is thc
most perfect ~ad ntaihblc remedy for al diseas-
Us of The Lungs knoan 10 the civilized world.
\. d. Ask for DIR. CARrka's C0ucn BALssa |
and tAAe nothin. else.
Price 70 cen's for tial bottle, large bottles. |
I 3" per bottle |
Sold ut Dr.. EAsTERLY q CO, q FAMILY N. d. |
cine store. corner Of Third and Chestnut So
-. Louis. Mo-. aud at their branch Store 80 Mad |
son street, Chicago H.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

For Medicai and 1able oses, wh,cb ~ psr1ssaly
pure, and reed only r. trisd 70 ~ - $500
None eenuine unlsss they bave ~ r ~ tGoees6o
essh 6ottlg, aud ous inttis!s srsessdln S.gqvusi
the cork. Sold By Ill druRgisa - tsplssq
take no other Circgl11kto he c. bspelied
- tnnlics1tBa - : 1eNN913 fl111 9oU4s
ga " MI ig ~ ~ :eisoe1 ~
3 8 nhss1. = wssI,s =; = -,
'|'|!lI| - |ll| TT
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
II. L.. FdhsscsfOcE's
VER,MTEUG T'

Dear Sir--Me take much pleasure in assnrin z
you That therr is NJ Ne;niu2e now ia use that
We think equals yours as ITo,al Destroyer. We
have sold ii largely at retail. and with uniform
success We asc Druggists and Physicians. and
haze prescribed i, for pftients. and have
been wei. satisfied with its effects
Ithaca Ny -ANlON BlSiiUf,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
SOLDIERS!
Herring's Patent Champion
S.A It rs

L. she Fire m Davenport IOWA.
--s '-7 los DAVENPORT, Iowa. July ~, 1853
~. ur.e,yc O., Clicaao.--G ents: ] am
\, ~ - - I .at,. manufactured by You said
sos r~ IN = Grain Elevator IN this place, and
.h;,n E,ry asor was burned some months since.
M. ss c,,,e out in nnc conoition, the money
ma naners il 6 good state Of presvation The
fire Was one cfshe largest that ever occurred here
"a ..,e II intense heat. We had to cut the
Jaer oneu. the loci. b ing injured by the heat.
Yonrs, &c,
- s ~f - J. g. wAsHsusxi
Herring's Patent Crvstylni,ed iron B.nkers'
safes arr, the only safes wsich csasrs b. drsted
~ q Aaryar. HEhhlNG CO.,
aprSd&wff 40 State street, Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
)avenpsrt Savings institution
--orfIcv At
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

HAPEy DAILY FOR BUSINESS. SUNDAYS
Oand HOLIDAYS excepted, from n. to y y. IN.
.x5- SATURDAY EVENINGS 81
rom 70 : O'Clock. INTEREST .iio~edon deposits
a the -e,e OF FIVE per cent per anniih;
Pointed COME. ~ ~ -l,nws and Regulations 10
be had nj tbs bank.
Money to loan on good improved Read Estate.
Eeb2Odwi' DAVID - lRbt Tres
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
" E.fL. ENTATE.

Dsrsiiimg Homsty For Sale.
rT>HE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE on Brady d
i now occupied by VIM II. Carter, ESQ
Tie desirable Frame house on Perry street, nov
occupied iy J. w. Stewart. Esq.
The fine Brick house on sih street, now 0ccu
pied BY VIM. kehoe, Esq. Apply to
mr4 d;f JNO. l. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

II Z e IL u ID WIS.,
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER!|
THE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE.
WE ask the attention Of the trade and the
w pubc TO ibis long aud unrivalcd
FAMILY MEDICINE.
For the cure OF Colds, Coughs. Weak Stomach
and General Debility, Indigestion, Cranp aud
Pam in stomach. Bowel Complaint. Collie, Diar
rhea, Cholera. &C.. &c,
And for Fever Il ASae.
There is nothing better. It has been faroraby
known tor more than twenty years to be the
ONLY sURE SPECIFIC
For tn many diseases incident to the human
Internally and Externally
What r'oger Jvoyf of these facts can be PRO.
duced than the following letter received ansol..-
tied from the Rev. A. W. Gu tbs:
Roxso. MAcoxB Co. Mich, July 3. 1850
MessRs J HARRrs Co:
tems---Ihe confidence have in Perry Da
Wis, Pain Killer a remedy i0r Coughs Coils
lAisas. Sprains and Rhur sfism. for the -cnre II
which | ave successfully used it, induces me n
recommend its sir ues TO others.
A few mcnths AGO HAD recourse to 1t 10 do
stroy felcn although never heard OF lis IL.
ing used for that purpose, but hs. ing suffered in.
fensely from former one, aud having no oiber
remedy at hand, applied the Pain Killer ireei,
for abcnt fifteen minutes at evening. and repeat
| ed the application verv brieav & neat morning
which entirely destru, ed the frlen and ,pcreasec
my confidence in the utility Of the remedy.
Yours truly A. W. CURTIS,
| Minister Of WESLEYAN Methodist Church.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
mn STEV-E.v.S g. CO.,

AnrUlRD STREET. nErwEES " AlNUI AN
40 VS., up stars. Private diseases cureu
without m. use OF mercury, loss ct time, OF
chan ot diet
%O 81; MEN ,uiT,.. ing in body and mind from
IN. ef cts ot self abuse. speedily cured AK
RED MEN, an those contemplati * marriage,
should restore visor 10 their bo mes aad minds
ere they entail misery and disease upon those OF
their pesterii, Diseases ne MAR I" 'e'ha'es
treated Persons al dis'ance promptly cured
hy addressing with stamp inclosed and statement
Of case. DR. STEVENS X co. CCREGu AK
ANTEED IN Ai.LCASES. mar 5tlv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
They May he Taken at All
sE>tnnnS

with perfect safety without making any change
Of ct, and the absence OF any disagrceahic taste
renders il easy to administer them 10 children
Prepared and sold by ~. L.. Rnhn~GO s.Ex
4 Co.. sole froptietors - and IS Wood aud
"a Fourth s4rceis. fittsburv. Pr.
soid by Druggists and Medicine dealers gen.
ernlly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

Stndcnts Delicate Females and all 'ersons 81
sedcn'ary haii,ts they are Invaluable az LAX
ALIVE, improving the appetite. giving TONE
and NtGDk Ia the Dil stlve Organs, aud restor-
ing tine natural elasticity and strength oi the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
Price One Dollar.

Cut this notice out if YOU desire DIR. HARVEY
Puts or Book and If Won 'anuot procure them
OF your druggist. do not take any other, for
some dealers who unpTinc'pled will reeom-
mend other Female Pills. they can make larger
profit on-but enclose the money and send d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
DR.. J. BRYAN, General Agent,

box 5n79 412 BrOnd way. y. ".
Who will take all risk if property d'recscd and
You will receive item post paid. securely sealed
from observation bv return mail
SOLD By DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
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l.. $. Rev stamp, 5oc.
TX. K W.. March 81, 1863
April1 d4w ~~~--~,-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
lSUlQttOI4s.
a single. bottle. " Ill lss~a - month
-aO 1Dt. uae q three times
n bay.
Te~vsrsOniAl.

From Hon. THos. H. 7Drser. kr- Hnber Of ION
gress from Miro,s. lat. Sp~tk-, g: Me H.incis
House NJ Representatives,, and Grand Hasttt OF
A., f. and 4. w. 81 ~ .S'ttot Illinois
FgEEPogr Oct 81 1852
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

They are perfectly harfi'ess on Tue $, stem,
nav be taken at any ti'rc with perfect safety
int durs,g the ea,fy .tapes ~ Pregnancy Msa
,hontd MT be tak.a o. a mis.a,,sogs may b IL.
res"N They never cause any sickness. pain OF
distress.
Each box contains sixty pills and full direc-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18

Use tlesn Pills IN Alternative doses for Il
iimeor u,til The organ il aroused. inter-
ing the use o. The Pills now and then, is tie
ter plan.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-18
.sCT LIKE II CN.1R.W

in strengthening and restoring the sysiem
rhoussnls Of Indies who have suffered for wears
and tiled variou- other rem dies in vain. owe u
renewal of their health and strength wholly to
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01
A warn. Corpse.

A couple Of medical studests disin2
tered a subject on a cold winters night,
and having dressed it, placed it, sitting
upright, on the seat of covered wagsh,
and started fer home Coning to a tav9.
srn, and seeing the bar-reem lighted UP,
they left the wagon ana went in for a
drink. The hostlsr, observing the m
sitting alsne in the cold, attempted Some
conversation, but receiving no answer, he
discovered how the affair stood, and in
stantly resolved to have a little fun sf
his ewn on the occasion. So, taking the
corpse to the stable, he put on his ever
ceat and cap and seated himself in the
wagon. The students soen returned, and
tosk their seats by ths. side of the 81 b.
lpOsed dead ma ~ ksn one Of then! lin
lnefrfnent, gave him alslap sa the face,
saying: Glow weald you ike seine Zip,
old fellow" and then renarksd to bis
cewpanion, i"Hes is. warm, by hsayensls'
$50 weuld yen be, replied the corpse,
''if ysua had bsen stelea 3 from he'll as I
have" Both students b6lfed, ana nevef
returnea to inquire fer the horse and
wagon. Use - 94no7i gft ilfc hastsn
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01
THE PRrAoHER FoRaor rHE WoaAS,

- "a =
THE PREACHER FoRGoT THE WoMAN.
- was preaching ons evening" writes
"a preacher friend who rslishes a good
thing richly, ..'fren the passage in the
.histery of Moses where be saaa his two
friends, Aaron and Rur, wefe standing
en hiii anG bshsisfDg the battfe betw eel 1
Israel and Ameleek.. Ny text was .Asrsa
and Hur stayed upoohs hands, and
argued the dsty eii Tie people to held Up
the hands Of their minister; fren exam pis
etthese good men OF cid whes LAss, sup
.poEted Meses.ns4f Trsg so si.l.iv 81,
oa my way hsnsward frsm church
ons eff tho leading ssn Of my. parish
Jaiasd nae, and after expressing his grsa,
Satisfaction in lay discourse, begged leays
tos suggest enc 7psint that L. had quit,
everlseksd.vd zaisasaG < a9isssa . S. tif
, ssAh,2 said ]; "snd What can tina
be % .s4sksasf .,.5.ts .fa;s.- fs A,eb
81 mean he answered. the pew.rfr
argameat in faver sf female isfgsucs.'5 !.
Il coafsss, said I, "that / de- Rsi
precsire that the subject is kintsd at
new do yeu discoversit, my. dear sir?"
..Why. does it Aot read; said he, with
some surprise, chat Aaron and ker helc
up his hands? 1supposs the wsnaI
helped as nxeh as the man. e { ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01
The Presidents Peace Com
ference Message mot Satis-
factory. .+...sg........... ~.

The Philadelphis { Pa.) Public Ledger.
a journal that is Independent in politics,
bst,. nevertheless, has been recognized as
a Journal, Of unquestisnasls ''loyalty,' is
net satisfied with the Presidents Peace
Conferences Message, and this dissatisfac-
ten it thus ex presses: aia@aa fs4 COY
f Tie message Of the President upea The
subject sf the peace conference fails to
trebeleversion there is lacking of detail
and clearness that is certainly most re-
hmarkable. dVhat can it mean? What,
bprhs, was dsne and said0in all that five
hours and half that sh eaid net be teld
either to ths Nelthern Ger Southern pub
lie? Mr.. Seward says "stlse ,segeral points
az i$s4e soere- disti,ctZy raised and Discus
sea Jal75 and aaisHigGaty," yet the Secrs-
tary ID alaest as blind In his narrative, as
tes iaifaetsz2tffs conversation between
the partiesAas is Dir. sLiBcoln or hIr.
Davise lis bastzs ss8gi29tEze4 .Ths ie
1t has been stoutly denied by The Tet;l
buae, Korlds ~Heratd, and E.epress, that
there was ne point raised by the Cenfed-
crate representatives except an "armis-
tice," leading the public to suppose that
when this was refused there was an end
Of the conferences But Mr.. Seward tells
US that THE WHOLE GROUND OF DIFFER
ENoE WAS GONE OVER. What pity it is
that something shsuid net be known Of
what was said ca 10th sides.aa And what
harm could there be, if the result really
was failure in advising the public
officially OF the fact2 - ssei lzefe :
There. is a disposition to blame Mr.
Lipeola for net exhibiting a little more
leniency at the csmmeueement of the IN,
tervisw, or indseds before it cen neneed,
and withheld these altra instruct ems to
hfs Secretary of State General Grant
telegrapksa the President that he ~as'
satisfied the Gem missieners were sincere
In thsr'desires fer psace-but the 'indis-
pensable requisites" of Mr.. Lincoln,
which we're at the very start pssred into
the ears of the commissioners. appears to
have CHILLED the blossom of peace-leav-
ing sHly a withered stem behind. 1t is a
csmmos remark, that had the interview
been ,cqqfdeds to Grqnt, a very different
result thar '.failare' would have been
reached g -
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poetEp.
our s0RRD w.

EHrF -------------- 4
There was a time when whispers soft
sBreatheS from that sunny strand
3Whsrei an uneRsihg summer smiled sax
j. Upon beautIons land:s Ti Is 5u9
4 W here, peaceful as a Christians thought
The silver waters sfswed, 7sI iaas is
And Nature hand most beunteeusly
Hsrschoicessi gifts bestowed. - n9I 10
Iaean ffa8l eai if.ee481 hsgesf .sgfs li
There was a. time when links sfsieyev
bs 5Beuad that lair land ef.howers; sd &
" here heartwith heart & hand with hanc
saiAade ieomRen cause with ours;
Rhsn granaly rose natien's veice, aY
! sAttuned to freedeni strains,
In tones that sheok the dungeon walls
bt .Aad leesed cen Eurepe's ehains.
There was a time when glowing skies
ts Bent kiRdly ever all, iss7Is sd S.
EUndimnied by these overhaaging clouds
That new seem Freedom pall;fert d
Ere yet the bravest and the best aiglait
seiTs war'ssmad rage wers. given, ,ssa qs9
Ere yet the ties that beund us one s q
BY, passions touch We're riyeRs sd
80 eBs s1sissaeia75 7534as .3eaEs sane d8sla
That time is in the vanished past; eyol
The hurryiag years rellsdon; % r
Till all bat magic memeryls dream assli
Is faded, dead aud gone, 5iei 5as
Wars .thahders roll their terrers far lisa.
hnW here ldte-iike strains reached love;
Wars clouds obscure the blessed light
81 Ersm heavens bright spheres above.
i5asE Tassl "a 5z5ssss 1if58Ls sos ste ks350l
Insvaip, Oh, wicked man, in vain sd s
Thy loud Meuthed cannen roar, 90 aiii
Napght willsye gain but folly's wrecks
sStTewn on Time s. slosdy shsre.aob sd
Te reualte, the severed links 7e eo4el Z
Ft6Of Unions golden chains sesaasi saz
LiesI Iins true Chris tian words and deeds,
Not Ger the battle plain.di n'o4a ETess
ara aesEisd srnis sdt Is a7sv 9TsdT
There is power mere potent far zis bai
N thin a loyinga wofd,r0 haEo4s bue 3
Than all the nlurdireas battle shseksi $40
Stained mortals overheard, .Huoi sd
The torch may light the vieters path,
The swerd its relas. increase, IS fyses
Yet wis. a meed of lastiAg hate 8 est
Instead OF love and peace.
4555a m1ai8 vas eGilasvs4g S8a3 asFt
From cut this night of bitter wo,
aRaler sfssarth and skies Lsoqen asI
Ii. It's thy -will.u bid brightsr sunsa4AEs4-1
And pprer merns arise; & B88sis ysf
Shsa lsler4ths land the light divine, =. ssss
1 The sy mbol OF Thy form 4sbes
Callnsaek Thy "a nessepgers of wrath, ,d.n
The thuE der elsuds aad storm. s 4a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01

THE Next MovE New that tie.
assndmeht to the Constitution, abslish-
.ing SLAYER, is disposed 81, it is said II &.
tlss sext move Of the Addition clergys
viii be to amead the Bible, SO as t. havs
the Wsrd Peacs stricken out wherever 10
occurs They abhsr it as they do the
iverd sohitet in State eonstitttiens II
slnacks to them Of sympathy with rebel =
lien, Of 5isleyalty and cewardice, and
tken to their legal souls, the Sou Of hss
the PTihce Of Peace, and his apostles, J
we're regular @Psacs snsaks. Nepark
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01

nA-A A Trentes paper says: "a walk
through the Morrisville 'burying ground,
just over the river, will bring to enc nc
tice a queer spitaph. 1t is ts Samuel
McCracken, former resident Of that vii
lage,s and bears the fslleUing addeada to
the record of the birth aAd death ssIf
all the leading politicians and priests &c
TO HeaveH, want to get off at ssme other
station" To pus this on his grayestsne
was the order of the nan by directions
found in his will.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-03-01
Over crowded Tenement
jsq $50 al 5g ada iq vfiiEis7d hsa
Houses; ~ sassige

The Superintendent Of Sanitary .Inspec-
tions, in his annual report ts City ,inspss-
tor Boele. states "that in eertais part
of Cherry street, Fourth W ard, there are
two tenement houses, iaeasirihg each 'fs
feet in width, 1ss feet in depth, 6ys Sta
ries high, and that these tsgtther CO staiu
10 families, fp lilies, composed Of 40 adults and
400 lchildren, making a total Of sgGipef-
sons. A class of similar facts will be
found in ethsr pcpulshs wards While
these things are permitted in our midst,
IT It Is 1d of ne use to speak Of an excessive
mortality in New Yerk.-Day BOOB Il
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A seeesIa sReosEer.

4 A negro ssldier was lately arrested IN
eur city fer stealiaga hns rsester, and
when interrogated by the Provost Marsh al
on the subject, replied that he did net
steal the bird. $50 z : ~
HTEA Sags = ~ " aIEHT s9a
SO g ghhAyy,no.sai hy,n" said the Provost, .Ysyou we're
sht tin n the act Of carrying the rooster
of Dent Jsu call that stealing7'''ra4
"Ns, I didn't steal dat rssstah Y.u
see wasgwaa along, an II seed dat fess
tab settin' on de fence, an he leeksd
berry mach like sscesh chicken. Iaxsd
hlm 9l to crew fur de Unisps and he woulda,t
dsit,s SO Iseoufstieated hia. Dat aik,t
stsalin. No, sab, dat amt stsalin p,44jN
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Extraordinary Oil Well.

The Aat;pedal Oil Well, it is. said, ha:
been bored entirely through the earth
Iiexteading from OaiCreeky Pennsylvania
to Heass He in the Chinese Empire, and
has consequently double cut let. an
imnsase blew pipe is to be iaseIted in tbs
Chinese end Of the we'll to prsmots aniun.
abrekea Few of ell from the Pennsylyasia
end, or out let, which it is supposed vii
be equal to enc husdred barrels Of pure
oil per inmate. We de net yeuch fsl
the trath of this oily story; but perhaps
some sfour petroleum friends viii. =
oeim SCI clt1s31 pa c1S 80 . -
81 TO ebHGsgodt ~ llEil'a DiBs u
GLANIsH PRIDE.--A dispute arsse bet
wssn zCanpbell and Mclean sron sths
subject Of gensslegy.s Mclean would no,
allew that Campbell had any right with
the eLeans Of antiquity, who he insisted
were in existence as clan from the be
ginning Of the wsrld Campbell had .
little mere biblical lore than his antago
mist, and asked him if the elan Of MsLeal
existed before the feed. .squsasi,,as s
/ eFlooditWhat fesd?' said Mclean.
'sThe Asod, you knew that drewnee
all the vsrld bat Noah, and his family
and his aacks,'' said Campbell. stsa..
aPsohl ysu and :your feeds T. sale
McLean, ,eassmy clan was before .th,
I heed.n sdf assa 80 els - slfaE ju7Ts
+ "Ihays ret read in my Bible a sait H
4 Canpbsll, "sf the name Of MsLeaH ssini
Into Noah ark - sls-aIs 81,
! sNoah's ark y retorted the ether ii
lcsntempt; whs ever heard Of a McLsal
that had net beat of his swn r