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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
Worth One Million Dollars,
TO LIE NOa.D Ar Owe UpOl.n An
3 EACD1. WITHOUT NJ.
GARD TlD VALUE.


AND NOT To M PAID rosrnL sou KNOW wmAr You ans
To aAMNR
CATALOGUE
~ RICH ASr VALUABLE Aarssisr ONE DOilAR rAUs
lw f1nc uold Chroaoinctef Wstchss. each tSn
1OU Fine Gold English Lever Waichcs. ......... 10
eeo lAatiie-' (s'd Ehasneled itijou Watches - 10
nv SOLID Silver uusting Lever Watchcs. ~ to ~
~ si,seI DhneI SIS $500 -....-...lW " u
s,O0O Euslrh silver Cruet Stands ........ 70 to ~
S.Ouc silver Fruit urns: - 70 10
2..1o Silver Butter COOLERS. ,............ - 70 ~
S,OuI silver Goblets Gold Lined. :. 49,. j. to 10
10. tFp ,iod Pens. Silver Pcucil Cascs ... sto 70
so" Dozen silver Dcsscrt spoons. ~ to 80
btsU Large Size Magic Spring Lockets.. 10 to 70
ion First Glass wing Ma hines ........ ~ 10 -
Sets III Jewclry, Guard ard Ncst Chains. Spring
LOckets etc, etc.
All the above list Of go0,ls will bc cold far one dol.
lar eah Certificates 81 MI the vari articles, sta
ting what cs b ONT can have, arr Arst put Into
vclopcs, scaled up. and mixed and, when ordered,
arc kca out without regard to choice, aud sent b.
70" Vii see ~hs. you cn have an" ,hes
is at your option to send ono dollar and take the
ticS ornot
sing L. cralGIcat - ~ Cents Each.
One Certificate may obtain You 0ald watch. Ser
vice Of silver Plate, or any other valuable article
rwERk WILL M NO hiANKs.
PACKAGES OF CERTIFICATES
will be sold 10 Clubs, Schools, Agents. etc, at the
following rates
One Certificate. sent 10 any address by mail -. q %
5Certiicatcs. .......... ........ ...... l NJ
" Certificate. with prcr,iuml ....,....... 8 IN
70 Certificates with prcninm). .... ....... 10 N
lOu Certificates with pr, Mtuml. 10 ~
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed IN all carer 6OOds
nat pleasing the tastes or fancy Of cu-tOmcss will
b. exchanged free Of cost.
Agents and Others will te allowed 10 cents on each
certificate ordered 'y thcD. providing not ess than
I'VE are ordered al time. Agents will COLLECT "a
for each certificate and remit 10 each IL
Adfrcee all orders to
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

A correspondent Of the Rsral AMericaa,
whs has bsen very suecsesfal IN making
butter in winter, gives the following advice
- 10 the care Of cows and the milk and
cream: Cows should b kept warm and
clean, and in addition to plenty of SWEET,
early cut hay, mich cows should Be treated
with warm slops, and bran mashes. varied
ny roofs and meal. Thsy sheuld have plss-
y Of pure cir end exercise, end be sslted
regularly once week. The cows and Sta :
bles must b. well cleaned before milking,
and the treatment Of the cows Be ruled by
patience and gentlencss. The milk, when
strained. should be brought to . scalding
heat and set in warm place, whese Il will
not freeze. The cream should be taken Cd
before the milk thicksns, and be kept in a
cool place. as It can be without freezing.
Cream managed in this way will be very
thick, and when put in the churn needs d.
luting, which should DO done with warm
milk, till. when veil mixed, the tempera-
turc Of the cream is such that drop applied
to the forehead will 10 neither cold NOT
warm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

JAS. A. HIGH,
pnOpsssfoR o. fno
0orr1soa street Livery Dt0D1e.
a61ra HARRISON STREET, B9TWEEN
l.9l1LV Front and SECOND: nlorse0 1
Corr1egea, Of the best quality, 20 les q ~
aoure. Funerals furnished on short nOtiee.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
md boGrded 1t reasonable charges. [myls-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

Zee Hseoeevang, Restoring md
DeoasA1yang the HAIR.
Aad 10 ~ nsss dsiightfsi cad wonderfa! article
Ne vosld ever pse6a1Dls ~
LAliss win and u sos ssly certain rencdy to Re-
sloss. Dasksn ard Deastiy ne aif. but also dcsir
- aecls for he To0et. = y = hgAly rerssned
WiA sich anl delicate peffbme. indepcndsnt Of the
AaQG 49, e IT, or - Pm os1less.
TIE Marvel 81 eera.
A new 80 bsaosieul perfume. which in dehcacy Of
scent. nd sls tsnaciy with which 1t clings to the
heuAhsgshlsf ~ Dason, 10 unsqznlled.
~ anus asapIn re for sale - IN Drog&ists and
Feaasss. 4 q ~ bottle easA. 49, By szpse's to
-IT'. %. yl4esf 2 Co.,
,11GW100o0o1 0looG1ueyS .. Asssg
xV6sEe ~ iss6ssesa Il xe.;s ~: AZ.
I'M - - q fSDsz 80 fss o. charye e
seoled lsttes envelopes. A6dfsss. Dr. J. eklLl!N
HOU0HTUN, HosaDd Aasseiatisa, Philate1phia.
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LIvERIEs.


The Eclipse Livery Stable.
Corner Third and Ferry sss.,
~ WILL Al ALL HOURS FURNISH
Eh Livery. Board Horses and pay parties
~ Charges reasonable: -
june26 div WOLF HEWITT
CITY LIVERY STABLE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
i just opened . new
LlvERY STABLE,
On Third street, between BRADY 4ETSK
and Perry. End nave s,ocked it with New Bug
gies, New Carriages, New Coach, and good and
gentle horses.
Particular attention paid TO funeraIs, Picnics,
end Parties attended to ct I'll tinsea.
Horses bought, cold aud exchanged.
iy17 dly BARD ZlAEkMAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
Nip tAe XVII IN TIE Bud.
~ Wnln1901s
l6l South CLARK Street Chncawo. mn.

Has for many years nsAs The
\ treatment sf private diseases hse
Elsssiaass ed study. Syphilis
10 sllits fesns, 03see and Nsric.
tures. Particular atasaeisn Civ.
- - cid staadiue eaosoA uhieh
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sosroA.
Gilmore Z Co.'S


ThcCirnac FfvsnrAis. - Rscnch 1Ires-
sing. i6r Ladies' chss1svat bcsss asa sAsss that
have become ~ . sssty asa rsush By wsarsne md
sss RESTORED ina p>sees ssd psnausns baseh with o.
mech iustru - vhm asw. leaviA9 tAs lsathoe s aad
rkass: and what impasans "a the ladiss Il
Will Hcr arR ~ wueN WET, Avn scal rms sxsnss.
Travelling Hays. Trunks. Cnrring,
Tops and dnc Harncssc~. arc made n look
~ Gown ~ Nsw.
lAdics and Children can drcse their own boots With
ont scting their hands, Try onc botslc and you vill
ncvcr he without supply OIL In the house.
Ash your shcc dealer for IT,
D.F. BROWN 4 60. fsopsictors, Manufacturers
Of Blarkings and l,rcsasurs 81 all kinds leather
Once, liAI MM street, Dcston. ortai-diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

=
TIE fJllowine ssnGIbls sdvics = the aft Of
dislng is from - psa Il rspe ncA shsss
work on Che srt Of esstsry we have - often
had occasion 70 refer b II thess columns:
Srhs mind hes IL diseases % veil - the
b. dv. and I think vsgstarianism 10 one Of
them. Il 10 By practical experience that ws
earn ~hs, 1ood e propse S6e 10. and not BY
chemical Analysis. Everything ws eat, with
,bs sscepsio1 Of sal,, csn b. turned into
charcoal: set who 60 live - eaasooalt--
An experiment has bees made By the great
chemist. nsgendis He = geese on 60"
only and they died on the 10th day; be fed
some on starch only, and they died the 24eh
day; he fed oshsso - boiled white Of egg,
and they died on the 4oth day; hs fed eth.
ers on the three kinds mixed togsthsr and
ehsy Atssnsd iosesed - 6yiAGSap 3N
~ ~ eod . - e. lee
TEN. In cooGine Vegetables. green vegsss.
blca, such - cabbage. spinach. ste ehou!d
BE- put into wetes at fisst boiling With sa!e
Dry vsseeables. like 6eano, psss, etc., should
b put over the Ore in cold, soft water. sfssr
having been soaked 10 luke-waem yaa3r-
beans for twenty -fsus hours keeoDes
should be steamed but never boiled. Steam
with the skin on. Bear in mind that 20
taso must never be pealed; the part im'ne-
tsaeely under the skin contains the sose
nussi,ment. Cut out the eyes of germs u
any: If young and tssdsr the skin can Be
taken Of Nth . scsubbing brush; II old.
scrape the akin Cd end then roast thesa. In
selecting the potato, ssmsmbss The smaller
the ere the better the potato. By cutting
. piece feon The thickeae end, you can tell
whether they are ase aound. They must b
either white o. pink, according 70 the kid.
Always select beans without spots. Milk
and eggs pastake q the nature Of anisnal =
~ell ~ vegetable food. Fish 10 less nutsi
cious than meat, containing only 20 pr
cent. OF nutricious matter, but ought to b
partook Of q lsose twics . week. Il con-
tains mere phoephosous matter thao any
other food. and is very good TO supply the
waste Of our system, especially Of the brain.
The brain Of On idiot contains about ono per
cent. Of phosphoric matter, while that of
persons Of Mund intellect contains from two
to two and half per cent. The bssia q .
maniac contains three and a halt per cent.
We need not fear, howsser. Of losing our
senses from eating too mach Dish. It sup>
plies the waste but does not augment the
p: oportion Of the phosphoric matter.
The chemistry Of the matter might, per-
haps, be stated with more prcciAion. Fol
instance. instead Of saying that everything
we sst msy be turned into charcoal, it would
be more accurate to say that carbon. being
the one solid Of the four organic elements
the others may be driven of BY heat, leav
ing the carbon behind in the form Of char
coal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

A11cock'o Porous P1osters.
-COC0H CURED.
Cayuga, Hinde Comfy, Mise
r. Allso& 4 Co.-0entlcmen Please send me
another eix doscn Of your Porous asters. They arc
in great demand hess for whooping cough. They act
lIks charm. could have cold two dozen this week
II had had them. Send q soon n possible, and
obligs. Yoors respectfully.
JOHN l. WILLIAMS, r. NJ
ASTHMA CURED.
Mr.. willism Hay, Of rs Spring street. New York;
writes, Jan l. 1855: haye bcea alicted with asthma
Tor upwards Of ten ysass, receiving benefit from
medical asA lwes advised BY ftiend tn " one Of
AneuokS reFoae Plaseess. eeid. ] hod tried scver
q kinds Of pnslefS without any bene6A and supppse
coek'a, and usgrd ne % use Il ! did 20, and have
now worn then steadily for nine month";. and ind
myself better than I have been for many years.
Ageocy, Brandrcth House. New York. Sold by
UfuRHS0Gs
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AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN wATCE COMP'NY
l0D 1SROADWAY.N NY.
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DatDtQb @Qu8
3Dn aDfepb $arbp,

Sat ees st. AntbenY unb itprt- Gtra6e.
r g /. 9auI. 10
--Oieier etraumise. pobleinseti@tete @aRbef,
ron rem unter3ei@neseu Y aqein aberncu,.
men. bietet Heijtnren mic 3raaauafrn ole 81.
qutmli@fstten einsr peimat. Or anttr1eihn,te
Gieentbimsr tuirb sles auftteten. feline otsbr.
ten @afe su befriebteen. @eir Slid liefert
re!@lte9e unt cute Soft unes feline Bar II feber.
3ett nit BEN Btfsn serfeben. 6xbrleute mad,
I'D no9 beicteerS auf bic nit BEN 1alle ptr
santsne sute Staluns aufmerlam. ~.
Sti Gem 9au{s beFneet I'D jest cine ss,aaumiae
gut einsefen;te ryarb.H
3una untetiteaen esr Uutruertt tit elm outer
S&uppen erri&tst .perbtn.
G'a utuer tparusr ~ssrdumiger 5taa. in ,peI,
Dim IS Dferte plas babsn. 1T anaebaut uub Elm
tu&tietr s3oftler4 if tets bereit, has Gin unc
Ausl~trreu eer 0eipanne. fpwic bic cute Ger.
ie'aune Der &bisse ~ iibcrntbmen.
sSJp1epb 6orbn,
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@ebr. @iltus II, Dunber's.
Seuti6e Samf
Q4W aS WssH1 WSl1Il
laaslDi(fals 8r0s. & Dun6ur,

14QUH9fSS USeN WSYnNfN& IS
tlauslDi(flls 3ros. 6 Dun6ur, g
sst..Vy aa'usl,saaeS.i ssl.a Minnnfsta.
@ir Msraebnxn bit sslorsunns aues sum
8antiaastbsNsen @slGafts, une guar sprsuss-
weile: estG ,4ssG@
q i 4. 4nnabme ppn Deppften.
6slsfr; prtdc bel unS scppnirt peresn. ifshen
~isserseit, pbns sprberise 1ineisans, 3nr Nsr1il9.
uteeerSeIsstt3 ~ !ee.g persatsn wir6 Yypaent Sntt'
rsHens -9ssrnHt-y12 &alg:z an
2. 9elp.@ehiel
SGjolh, 9ilber unp frcnlhe MiinSen faufen unb
ssrfaMien mir f&ctS suu1 Ia9ss-Gpurle.
8. Mnfauf unc 8ertauf npn @cb1eln.
@pn ssten8 ansRisrs. Tirmen ausse1sl:e@ sb.
isliSunsn bel nns issss;sis in Qsls %Hmaspansslt
rf,teH. g3g3zt ysi3g6[ nae
s.A,w pcrFaufsn Weblsl aaf Nsps q rrf, ct.
eputs, GbiraSc, @ilpaMsec ". !. 10, ispie auI
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3cut1blanS's, Grantrsits
uae Der 2awsis, unp ~iralIirsn mir u. ". aIt
~tsl8enes yldBs 9nrppas.
Mussburs, 8aIsl Berlin Bremen, GaieL
S. 0ptlsna, @6ln, Grantfurt q. 81, 9eip'
HFs,is, 2ounpn, Mannbeim, WsanGen,
Nirnters, Styasbura Stuttsart.S risr,
Wten, ,e,
A. giu;iebung spn @e!peyn.
SSir tslprssn cas- GaGsstiren Spn Nrtfi une
GGulsfbeiusn aner art. GysiGaTtsn u. !. y.
in alsn Gbei!eu gurepas uns Der Hersinteten
6taaisn, SasI erfrrrsrlihs papisre, oils Spu-
masnu, Gsr3iGtlsilunss. urfu9psn, Ipetsns
iIsins AZ. fertissn mir islsif, inter 0ssantirna8
Der NehtssiltiSfsit. on uap beIprSs! bic enrlS"
IMiltr Sss!aWsisnns ee,lslssn.
DIN 8ssenpsrtb e!ler har1 .ins IN Europa
s;uses pacneN peer bsi InIsysn Dp!ttsen esrrsls
ppnecntcnf fir unlsre &sbnuns sssrMiYtcw Gci-
her sab!eH mir bisr TT @lla aas.
5. A~ussablvns DOT. 9elpsrn.
Den Gsssupcr,b psH 2eirasrn. tpclas uns
Jim 3pcGe Der aussabIuna il, Dtutld!ano pssr
Der &bpsis anYe1traut !perosn, !oNsn nir Ben,
isitF in ben sntlsgsgfen SrId0ftsn Eobncassn
GgtpfGngsn fcftMirsiia'S Saus ieaesN uns !sn'
1sn unisre Mut!rassshsr bic AIittungsa sstIsI'
bM I. 3. lei uas IN GsspIaMs nsbrnen.
6. 8erfauf Son Dollaac Sbetnen
sur t1etetfabrt pcn 8remsa, 5%amtu,g Mns St'
rsrpcpl na9 gisw : gprs per SegslihiH peer
Damsftprt, lcricS Observation-Disclosures! ~;uryfens
Don Rcp.yprf bts Ct. paul si aishrisitsn
nstifen.
Z. 8esablura So1 Taren
IL iessm Sttil; res S.aasss, Mntauf uno Scr.
fapf Grunasisentbum ssssn AommilIon IS. Sc.
8. GeyeiniatesS taaten Bonr3
agsr Nr, als: 5.2Oer, 1O.4Ocr unb 7.3Ofr tau
icn Agb Ssrsauien mir gum S~ageS-eour(r.
@ebritoer BiuiuS uno Dunbar.
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6rpfer &teb1marft!

Eum erfen @amFoa TN 5nni pislss s}abrss
Miro ieoen erfen SaaaItas einss jsser Monats
IN ber gtaet Wacrnia. Garner Co.. rtsslmasis
Bieb. unb Yisrpsmarft abestalten oeseen. Is
IL fir 8sausmiihseis jsbsr Mrt avis bsRs Bsfcrst
uub &perben 9aufer pie gertdnfsr febr pcpl
tbuu, unieren Mnrft az teIu6en.
Maepnta, 10. Mat 1855.
2spnbart Maurus,
s886 Rasft.R dRss.
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Die @srmanta 2eben5,
8erTherungs Defeal9aft,

80, Sroab,paD> g1e,p=Dprf,
smpFebIt oen Sewpbnsrn ssr Minnelcta, BON be,
unfAdsbaren wobttbas Der 2ebenss
DerH6erung @straud, 81. ntaben. @i. bat
eiu ba az u. soIl elnsrsabAts @tnns<
saptsal spn sRoO: 800
Las Bern,Dssa Der 8sieIiGlft betril am 80.
SUM- ,. s. $8Dl,3OS.07
nap bat iIa in stm bsrsaas
ssnsn Bisrtcliabr cergcbrt I'm 7I.SO2.64
10 cab -oaS Io.alpe. nDgsn
~ g:isaiaaft ieyt bstrass G7s,sOl.6l
eas iabr!ibs GiufVmmiM
ser @siraI9aft an, 80, SUM
var 400. 10000
UNI pEsss i'm lsg!su Gifr.
ssljabr bO,OOO.O 90
40 sas bic @sIsGlbaft Gin
Spta!- Gtufomn,sn .. .usnie-
lens 43O,OOO.0O
per Sabr ssnieBt.
Dis 3eriiasruuBcn in tfTaTi an 80. SuuiiSG5
paren %Stl,7OO,OO. Dura aeue Berllbsrunsen
i'm 8strase pvn $500, 900 ergitt I'D Gin gss-
sItsIIHgabetrag tpu ST ,50O,OO0. Die @sIell-
lhaf. snan nag ben 5IGassnssn Grfabrumgen bss
e5tsn Japre5 earalf rfbIsM, oab lib bie5s Ser.
liderWng5iuname iGbrlia nm S. ,O0O, 900 Der.
msbrt. Sic III kbsr ele gsreiuieten Staateu
s]erprciiet Nna BAT III Winnelpia ~fo!gelbe WeeH.
ten: ,a ~
General : Agswtur IN Der v0sutIten Bant" pDn
0ebriper Wtltu5 & Dunbar III st. paul,
6esr @atap 5e;rribs in Wtnona.
6trr Gatl Branet In Tartboult,
Ssgr 6. Gidtorn in 5ailingS.
Ser 8, goBen III Sem Tim.
Cir seessfaGs tssabls sic GeisGi9aft bis
jsgt S143, 500.m @
S. Sbpenplsr, ,puso Dtfsnront,
8icespral. u. 9eftstdr. YrdIser:.
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Nlamaiep = 8teien.
Bu6binber, Mcciben50ruder

Bu6binber, Mcciben5oruder
une Derfertiser BON
County. Ba9ern, @e@nunssbidern,
Gprmularba9trn istr @n.
S@ Nutsn, Masasine unp alte 8Itsr-N
usrben iril@ Be5uahsa.
ale Wrten 2inier>, Drud- unb Suattae.<-
orbeiten tperben auf'a BeRe bslorst.
Ge1dGfislpfal: Np. 1874 brittle Str.,
Ebcr @older's Gsrebrture, ct. Saul, Rinu.
Mo1alic &uitie, seprlfte ) tut(as Gsbamr,s,
81. Deter 9tr:.
sesenuber Iimme's @roe.ris. @tpre. ct. ysuI.
enpfeblt fa rem beutf&sn Yub!ituna bisrmii
frsunSliaR III Disn0leiRInaes III ibrsrs Toh,.
MaDame a.. Trih,
Gsprifte Gebans,
9aftngs, Mtnne,ota,
smpFstlt hiermit a&tunsssoQ ibrsn bird tb:ete.
,il&eS Stuoiun1 uno lan9idbrtgt prasiilhe Gr'
fabruna in alien, III d IN ben 4pttria'
rem 8Gllen, sussrldflaen BeiRant. 1884
6. $. @tbmt6t,
Ore6Sler L.. @6trmmaher,
@aibinSton< StraBe,
ntben Gbrif. Be@t's @alpcs,
n1ySeblt id CUR Wnfertisuua BON alien teinerer
DreGstsrarbtiten .sum abbrtben unb GGrben sor
BiQtassbaQen; &esen. unb @onuen- @@trm,
ueroen neu aterao9en unb repa,irt. Deutl&'
pfeifen, RernfpiBen. Spa,terRSde, Gisarren.
Naud-, Rau- unb @@nupftabad IA beiibuai ~
taben, unb er1uHt freunbli1 un, geneteten gu.
ipruh. - NB. 8letne B60s Spn ppdbpI,uut
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:@ta
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she2eakk. (sGarmer's pcms") eintn
Nferbe,9 erfaufs.& tan
an Der 8isrten, in BET Ndte ter ct. 9tps
tbony @traBe
fit teu aauf ant gersauf sen Yfsreen.
geripner. tuelde wferte su taufen. u esr!aufen
pbsr aw%a;utauihen wanf6sn, fue eriuHt, In BEN
@srtavfs-5 tal rsrsuiprsRss.
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"CONCERT HALL.
8tQtaro- II. Experimentation
Wfi6ael Gfh.

mi@ael Cid, @
g. Strabt s~essndber putnam & paor,
PIE leetbrttn Befu9er r,eiu.s @al,uns ips,n
Y esnl t;6tn Re's sotr d.bie beltts Qaeerbier. oit
go.'sn eSs'ne nno Viausute. 1eine Gtearrsn uup
cine Aueuabl falter &pu{en.
o"'e 0tteneeEe ernpfeble i'd ueine 2
ele8anten 9 iIItarbB
zen xitbbabr,n biefts @ptels " labe ,umB Send
@e,nte Saloens J ntes 3uil1eruua freuanblid.r
0.SWMaMg gontVF I'm. ". 9fd.
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Meuer @rpcerie @tpre

9pfepb 3. 8ud.
Mabaibaw.9 tra6s, ps,rbaIb BEN Mtnn. fauS
Der unter,rt9ne,e Ma&t ben s,ebrten bent.
f&en publiiuul tttrntit bic :rsebenhe anaeise,
ba6 er ben Don perrn @. Gil btsher ssbalteren
riibu,li4R betannten
Ne @rptertts@ trre@
tGuFia an I'D eebraGt' bat.
ct bat benfelbeu mit auteu ane tytt@en arti'
tsln aler Nrt auf's Bite serftteu, unb ianu
feline @aare 70 msblteI ablaftn, aIs trefnb eiu
anberer @tore tn Der 6tabt. I'm S,uetoten 81.
,prut bittet ectpf. &. 8ud
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Wa1bin9tpn 4Qu8.

Deutl&es Sat. tnb 8oarpina. 6a,is.
81. antbpny stro6e, 81. weuI
Die ttnter3ei9nettn baden biei. 8 fpeben BON ii.
ntu nbernouanene paus auf'S @auberfe unp
8equemfe eineeri&tet unb sarantiren aaen aeebr-
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0apttpl GALLON,
ea' sss Nabalbap uub ntuateu etrase,
opn SuItus @epl.
Dietts tetbsn in lem neuen @ebaube. beua Ca
p'1ol 9e9enubsr, errtttete &tabl,1emeut bietet ben
sesp.tsn gafsn aubtr Der freuneli&fen 8esits.
ans i'm Auaemsinsu itets
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-02-10
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sprtreHli@en Getrdnten fdmadbaften ioiten
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-02-10

9b6mbeiber $ Sfler.
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Drittt 9trs6s, etseniber Gbaertsn's 8anf.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-02-10

Oeutl@er Na9erbier- @Qlppn
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-02-10

Issue D,s.Nen ptr ct. Pau! une VaeiFe Giftn'
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-11-02

Of Senator-only fraction over one-half
the present number.

OF Senator-only fraction over one-half
the present number.
These facts disclose the source of the
immense influence and power exercised by
the New England States in the affairs of
the Federal Government, and tell the Sc
cret OF the rump policy of continued sep.
aratlon of the States of the Union
Whilst New England thus controls the
Senate Of the United States, and makes
laws for the whole country for her own
benefit, it is not to be expected that her
politicians will advocate restoration of
twenty more Senators to that body to de.
stroy the power of the Yankee section
Nor Is it to be expected that the people
OF New England, who pro6ting in their
material interests through the sectional
legislation of that body, will vote other
wise than Vermont and Maine have just
now done. THE Yankees are true to their
otcn section and to themselves and their
efforts to destroy Southern representation
are but parts Of the general plan to ertend
their oWn.-Patriot.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-11-02

FALSE PRETENcEs. The Baltimore
american and few of its Radical coad-
tutors in the attempt to get up mob to
resist the execution of the laws in
Maryland, parade advertisements of "the
boys and blue" as organizing in be-
half Of their mob. 1t is notorious fact,
that nine. fenths of the boys in blue in
Maryland, and nearly all of them who did
any fighting during the war are opposed to
the american and its editor in their mob
movement. The corporals guard they
are able to command have bad to call up
on the citizens to enroll themselves as
quasi boys in blue to help them out
The true "boys in blue'' will be found on
the other side when the time comes
Nat. MteWigencer,