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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26
OCULIsT AND AURIsr.

A RTIFICIAL EYES CT ALL SIZES. SHAPE3 AMI
"A co.ors SURPRISING In style dursbi y and hoie
Imported MADE under injection 10 ht each
Lar case In motion and appearance ey erscty To
he natural eye inverted Without pair, ard with
Artificial require nice judgement IN
their selections usmept 70 the sensitive orbit ncacu
liable jury may be inflicted by the Derpeenced The pro
81 The and from q O'Clock daily ~ t12 Broad
way JAMES W, PoTkLL+ N, Di Qcubs, Aulsl, &C,
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SPORTING.

E0R sALE-A SPLENDID FRENCH POINTER DOa.
Of ne bes, au,isy months old also vsry hsndsems
gtod rstr Both Lie sold cheap If applied fcr soon II
ne afst asse from Fun avenue, Washington AleT
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no LET-THE SPLENDID HOUSE, ~ ST. 0RORoR
piece Tbuteea th street, between First and eecopd ave-
nues Inquire at 100 Liberty street up stairs Of 2 Ninth
ttre.t, TIL so'elocx A, ~, ana toeP,M,
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ASTROI.OGY.

AoAkNOIlOSaHs
A sfROLOGY.~THE CELEBRXTED MRS TIEURY
BY Napoleon II gives true information all eveas Of ie
Questons about business rtage DC answered By the
power OF magnetism, at 2e3 Broone street.
(iLAlRvOYANCR.-MRs. HAYES, l76 GRAND STREET
petween BROADWAY and the Bowery Ia tho mont SUCCESS.
u and business clairvoy ant In America AshmA
debility are cured II durable. Satisfactory eraminsuons
even. remember or no pay taken. Doctor HAYES, psy
nR. ROBACK IN CINCINNATI.-THR NEWSPAPERS
~ Of the West full Of the wonders performed BY the DELE
ated as,sologer and magician Dr. W. ROBACK Diseases
ss,acory arranged through bis aesscy XSs mo
ana IS s nss Hsdrs y
DR.. W. Roback, III 6ycAmAr street, Cincinnati Ohio Tho
Astroosica Almanac for 1855 forwarded gratis 70 any PAT q
the United States.
MATR1MONIAL.-I WILL. UPON THE RECEIPT OF
Nl ten cents and sample OF their handwrinR send anv
full delineaon Of their character lovers &c Az
dress Mile HosteDse lie Roy Broadway Pos office, N Y
MADAME MEYERS WILL REMOVE ON THE FIRST
M Of May, from Eo Leroy place. to No 81 Beecke street
rbe has still engaged for gentlemen and wivas An
roms for single gentlemen Breakfast from 20 Ia orlnck
Leroy place. u'l lst Of May. ~
MATRIMONIAL Il WILL, UPON THE RECEIPT ON
~ zen Genm send 3 any person full dspeaton their
New York - S''
THE GIPSRY GIRL--IF YOU WISH 70 KNOW ALI.
me secrets Of YOUR past and future lie knowledge q
which sorrow and care don,t fe n
consult the above named pamisf She true Gipsey ana
Gre On me greatest wonders Of the Fee 80 oen No 80
Bowery, up stairs.
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7 uqs TO I,RT-EINE LOTS OF GROUND, CORNER OF
L. Gang voo,i street Thirteenth avenue with bukbead
IN onl aver desrable location for lumber stons Or Goa
ysrt App.Y 70 JOIN COX, No. Broadway
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CPRING INFORMATION, 1856
y SOLOMON HART,
No. A3 BioAdwAy
Opposite ths Fark,
Are now receiving from France
DSCORAfIYR PAPERS
or HEw RICH OSsrgNs
10 panel, gold, sstin vsivet, and wood limitations With
Bcsdsrs, 10, 70 correspond
CHAMBER AID OTHER PAPERS,
Is EVERY VARIETY 6frLE PATTERN
Their stock OF
WINDOW sHAvES OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE
And UPHoIS TRY GOODS, CURTAIN
hArFhIAIs AND FURNITURE C)vERIN0B
OF The sprog's importation,
II also full and comp,Qh
Wheh hey offer who ard retail avdoh prices pr,
s0ut unusual lnaucsmeui 70 purchases
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MATRIMONIAL WILL, UPON THE RECEIPT Or
NJ Ten cents send to any person full dslpeaon OF their
character by their hard writing address sufficiently Addros
With return postage, Nile Amy Leroy Broadway Pos once
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xHATR1MONIAL.-I WILL. UPON THE RECEIPT on
wi ten cents and sample OF their handwriting send anv
person full delneauon Of their character lovers Gc Az
dress Mile HoiteDse Le Roy, Broadway Posi Office N Y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-30


ESr A distinction wi,liou, a differ.
ence-lst the poiek speak:
II fellows break into house,
To bone the cash they needs.
And gets or safely with the swag
Tia said the thief succeeds
n bankers do the sslfsame thing.
Upon larger scale,
And they get safely all the swag
lis said the banke . fail!
sJ- Those Of our readers who havs
but enc responsibility will feel the ex-
me,ne beauty Of the following waif:
A. oar house, at home, we've sweet little baby
As fat % . coon in the fall;
And FOR mischief music, or whatever it may be,
W brats he's the general OF all.
With cheeks like two roses.
The prettiest Of noses,
Endcared is our Moses,
By every fond tie
In fair and foul weather.
To bind US together
My Betsy and ].
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Spring 1855. Spring 1855
Just Received in our Retail Department,
Ar

NL w UVODO.
Just Received in our Retail Department,
SMITHS VARIETY STORE,
Corner of seconl and Brady St., Davenport
The following New Goods we have lust
opened to which We call the attention Of our
customers;
l50 New styles Mantillas.
New styles De LANES, embroidered Collars.
lace collars, dimity bands, black silk Nett for
wells, English thread laces, taretons, soft netts.
Misses ml!ts, Swiss and canbrlck houncins,
black lace wells.
1000 Yards Black silks.
Striped and plaid nainsook muslins, Swiss
and dotted muslins, Grape collars, mourning
.setts,, black silk laces, the new style 'Hoop'd'
Skirts, grass cloth skirts.
100 Dozen HOisery,
Canton Grape shawls, mohair mitts. Ffxe
Cloths and CasstMseres, linen drilings. curtain
damasks, extra quality needles, India silks,
extra quality patent thread, 200 yds. spool
cotton, rubber puff combs, steel, gilt, pearl and
silk buttoas, combs Of every description,
leather belts.
so DOZ SHIRT BOSO.HS.
~ pieces fancy dress silks, brilliAns, lace
mantillas, fancy .ginghams, printed challis,
Canton Grape shoSls, furniture patch, Scotc 4
diaper toweiling, tabl linen, crash, "a bleach
ed and brown sheeting muslins, curtain mus
Inns, velvets,
SO Doc. Linen Comb. Hdf.
Fronting linens, linen lawns, bird eye diape ,
10, 900 Yards CaaicOes.
India, Swiss, mail. book, Jaconett and cam
brio muslins, gents, lawn crayats, lawns, buff
curtain nAslins, piano covers, long cloth mus.
lins, broeche shawh, linen and cotton shirt
bosoms, spring colors paris kid gloves, fancy
col's kid finish silk gloves, 100 20. fancy and
plain spring delaines, ci,anbrsy einghaus,
french embossed chintz, cate de bags, GOOD
quality for IL IL cts.,) curtain damasks, mo-
Tesnes, green, brown and blue berages for wells,
80 ps. Irish linnens. palm and printed spring
shawls, black silk shawis, toilet quilta
1 Full Assortment Of Notions,
A great variety II other New Goods will Be-
opened in few days.
~We have also opened
Wholesale Department
Separate from ur AetAil Store, to which the
attention Of Merchants is directed.
II. H. SMITH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-30

@ When the Delawares Ga noble
tribe Indians in Kansas, heard tha, Col.
Fremont was to be their next 'Grea.
Father, (the name BY which they call
the Presidents Of the United States, they
expressed the most exultant joy. It
seems that when the Colonel crossed the
beautiful slopes Of Kansas, he found the
Delawares among his best friends. He
camped in their midst. traded considers.
bly, with them, made them presents. and
when about to start upon his Ride Of
One Hundred he selected from among
them five Of their bravest warriors for
his body guard. He is greatly esteem.
ed by the Delawares, and is known
among them Is the 'IaoS MAE
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Upton Steam Mill,

Inc Undersigned having purchased the above
mill and made arangementsto insure il. raining
when work IS TO se rad, are now prepared 10 do
custom work four days in the week-Tusday
wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Wheat ground
lot the eighth bushel-corn at 10 cts Or bu.beL
I'LL reliance may be placed on the custom days,
nj u STOUT & SHEARER
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7UT1O10VT
0NS010Gal

No. l5O, Second 9. muecouhe' A0ws'
n n. BURNETT wosld announce to the
III. Trade and Covntry Merchants that ne
can supply, for cash, tho SCHOOL BOOKS,
puhaiskcd ~ W. B. smith l. Co.. lyison Z
Phiny, and A. .. Barnes l. Cs.; including all
the Eieetie Series Of School Books, Sanders
Readers, Davies Series Of Aathsnatics, &C.,
y gi Ssyisso} sSsy saw. fr.isaE, insurance,
shorter time. He also keeps constantly In store,
and will job, st snAA advance % eastern PR
ces, all other school books used in Tewa. Also,
II large stock Of Cap & Letter Paper,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy envelopes,
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, geld pens, wrapping papsr, pocket books,
maps, inks, stsel pens, bibles md prayer books,
song books, blaAk books, pass books, tuck
memorandums, wall paper, mathematical in-
struments, cheap publications. nets books,
round and patent notes, sheet music, transPa.
rent window shades, fancy stationery, valen:
tines, pocket knives, novels, from u ~ and
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
with instruction books, OF oil kinds, sheet music
&c. He h.ys largely Of oil the above articles,
for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
sell them cheaper (deducting freights &c y
than they can Be- got elsewhere, he is deter
mined to build up large jobbing trade in the
Book and Stationery business - has adopted ~
his motto: Small profts and large sales !"
He has also very large stock Of standard,
miscellaneous, law, medical and theological
books, Tor sale at eastern prices.
NeW Beok' received BY Erprsss, a. soon az
Pwblfshed.
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
ceived daily. GER. M. B. Is agent for the
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foundry, C. F. Hall's Percussion and Lever
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Moline
Mills Wrapping paper. -
nl,ly. r. n. BURNETT.
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W. Ham N 0 MI !
DEALER I'M
oil kinds Of
MERCHANDISE
Upton, IOWA.

w OULD respectfully say to the public in
W town and country, that we are now re.
eeiving our stock of goods direct from Boston.
Our selections were made with the creates,
care and attention, and no doubt but generous
community will appreciate our efforts
DRY-GOODS.
A full and complete assortm EFT of Anne
lean and Foreign dry goods, a; figures far
below old prices. Examine them.
CLOTHING.
Goats, pants, vests, shirts, drawers.
cravats, stocks, gloves and socks, so low tina,
1t is unnecessary to 20 farther.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
In great variety and quality. Give us !. cal,
and look attasin, you will be suited.
HATS AND GAPS.
In endless
variety ask
for them
and we will
be on hand
for bargain.
Hardware and Queenswar,.
suited to the market, and a general
stock ae cheap as any one sells,
Groceries.
We ain to keep good article al the market
prles. Wekesp almost everything fosni in
variety store, and as cheap as the best of them.
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KNAPP { REDM0n. .
Are now oPeaiss . large snaspssahd ss'r's'
nent Of
Spring Goods,

Al Nc. . Lec,,ir Row Davenport, Iowa
We invite attention and challenge compass.
t;onl Having anticipated a. insresssd demand
Ter al kinds Of Dry Goods this coming season
We have purchased Monster Stock It New
beautiful Staple and Fasey Fashionable Goods.
0IL1, eBC~
Black gro de rhine silks, fancy silks IN end ess
VARIETY: silk mantillAs-new sty lesl scl'd col
ors. ali wool delaines, fancy aelaines al kinds;
new STYLES de pages. any quantity ond cheap.
French Coper. for Ptasos, Tables, &c.
rrtr, superior French kid gloves; embroi.
dsred walls: Flouncing, all Kinds; English
thread laces, tarletons, &C; Swiss musiins
dotted muslins; Grape collars, dimity bands, &C
Prints, Einghanss &C.
Great variety Of shirt bosoms. fancy colored
kid finish silk gloves, plain and fancy delaines,
linen lawns and table linen.
CaRtel Grape Shavk &e.
Splendid assortment Of ApeGcas, new and
choice STYLES of ginghams, vail berages, oil
kinds OF collars; French worked collars, beanti
ful STYLES; Rich embroideries in sets.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &C.
Fine linen cambria ssndkerchiefs; shawls q
variety of qualities and patterns; thread lace.
trimming Ing. g, .ss v ,ise y, mourning 's' S''
Hooped and Grass Cloth Skirts.
French embossed chintz; curtain goods. indis
swiss null, lawn cravats, book jaconst, and cam
brio muslins; striped and plain nainsook muslin
Domestic and Staple Goods, Sheefings, shirt
inSs, Crash, Hseka6dck, Plioc Linen
and Sheefins, Scotch Diopsy, Ho.se
Furn,shing Goods, Millinery and
Ssraw Goods, oil .NetD and
Fresh.
We particularly invite attention to our assert.
ment OF staple domestic Goods, feeling eondden nj
We can present Inducements to purchasers un
equalled for Cheapness, Durability and Finish.
Our patrons will always ind an unsur passed as
sortment, n ON the smallest Notion, up to the
richest and most magnificent article OF Dress
Goods
N. B.--we intend to sell large amount OF
Goods at q small advance from cost
nl6ly KNAPP l. REpMON.
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~ On the 4,h Of July lady in
Prairie City, McDonough County, was
delivered Of two fine boys, weighing
eigh, pounds each. She named one
Freeman and the other Fremont.
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r. NJ IsErT. w, c. DREWsrER
FOREIG.v + DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
Office Of Isett T. Brewster.
Exchange on England, ireland, Scotland,
Germany and all principle cities in the United
States bought and sold
Collections maze and remittances At current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, scotland located.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgages on
long or short time.
Interest paid on deposits ss follows, to wit:
~ per cent for one year
do do do 8 months and over
do do do months and over
Our present rates for exchange are a. fol-
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
New York selling, "a prem.
q buying, l-2 +"
st. Louis, selling, 1
buying, IL
Currency DTS, 81. Louis, selling, IL
Chicago, IL
Gold. Buying at l2 PREM; selling, at
prem.
For parties living, out OF Nuscatine, who
keep their deposits with US, we will forward
exchanges IS they may order to any point, at
current rates. nl2-n.
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Squatter Seerstg'.ty.-The Washing
ION Sentinel, IN a controversy with the
Louisville Journal, thus states its own
and Mr.. Bachanan's idea Of Squatter
Sovereignty. The Sentinel is the special
organ OF Mr.. Buchanan in Washington {:
We oontenIed that the principles of the
platform on this subject were unequivc-
cal and indisputable. That by its very
language he platform repudia,ed tie
doctrine Of squai,e- sovereignty. That
Mr.. Buchanan fully endorsed that plat
torm-that his own well known views
pr.yi ously expressed sustained tins opin.
ION, and his own language elsewhere
threw flood of light upon the true
meaning Of his letter, and tia, we were
therefore, justified in the belief that Mr..
Buchanan maintained the Southern coz
s.rva;lve view Of this question.
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esr Go to thunder is now render
Gu thus: fake your departure TO the
a'"'1e 81 tie celebrating echoes Of hca-
ms auiileIy.'
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, Hon. w. H. LowRIE,
WIN. WILKINS, E" CHARLES NAYLoR
MOSES HAMPTON, Gen. j. X. MooRHEAD.
The only institution of the kind in the Uni
ted States, conducted by experienced prac-
tical Merchant, and the first to introduce the
details of the counting houses successfully
and Systematically into the class room, in the
most extensive and diversified business train
ing ever given in the country, The unexam-
Piled success of the establishment is evidence
of the general preference its students obtain
over those of mere theoretical teachers. Large
numbers of them are now in counting houses
and steamers, on salaries from $500 to $500 a
lnercial colleges have, in consequence, studied
Bookkeeping over again in this Institution.
1t now employs nine Professors, including Mr..
ID. WILLIAMS, the best business Penman in
the United States. Full particulars can only
be obtained by sending for a circular, which is
mailed free, It also contains (p. 20) some
practical and interesting problems from our
class examinations.
DUFF'S BOOKKEEPING, PIP. 1872, Royal Oc-
tavos Harpers, New York. ST SO. "a per-
feet combination of commercial science and
practice"
I'D UFF'S STEAMBOAT BOOKKEEPING
Price 81. "a perfect system for such books
and accounts.
ESE Merchants in town and country supplied
with frst-class accountants; colleges and schools
supplied with thoroughly trained teachers of
Book keeping and writing. jan. 2.
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M e DICIN ES.

Turpentine, Sweet and Castor Oils, McLane's
Liver Pills and Vermifuge, Sellers and Frey's
Vermifuge, Godfrey's and Jacobs Cordials, DR..
Z. McCoy's Vegetable anti-Billious Pills, and
Cholera or Diarrhea Syrup, an infallible reme-
dy; DIR. Thomas Skagg's Colera Diarrhea and
Dysentery remedies; DR.. John Bulls Sarsapa-
rila and King of Pain; DR.. D. Jayne's Medi-
cines; Davis Pain Killer; Skelton's Balsam of
life; Bitters, Hair Invigorator, Mexican Mustang
Liniment, Ayres Cherry Peotoral, Pills, EPSON
Glauber's Salts, Alloes, Alum, Assafetida,
Borax, Birthstone, Gum Camphor, Extract of
Logwood, Gum Arabic, Magnesia Rhubarb, Su-
gar of Lead, Soda, Sub. Carl Licorice, Cream
of Tartar, Nut Megs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Indigo,
Raisins, Glue, Ginger, Mustard, medicinal and
table, Cayenne Pepper, Lyons Katharion, Gar
den Seeds, &c.
Also, Spectacles, Razors and Razor Strops,
Lather Boxes, Shaving soap, Pins and Needles,
Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards and Keys,
Combs, Pocket Books, Port Monies, Spool and
Scotch Thread, and all other articles of the
kind.
Finally, any article that may be needed, that
is not on hand, l have Encouragement to be
supplied with. Please calland examine for
yourselves.
"a Highest price in cash paid for rags, or
allowed in exchange for goods.
April 2, 1866. JACOB T. MORRILL,.
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COVERI4ET AND CARPET
wEAvINGf 3


VIE undersigned is engaged in weaving COW
i ERLETS antCARPEFS of every styis ana
variety.
lie has two looms, one of which weaves two
different figures and the ether eight, as follows:
Philadelphia Beauty, Bellsville Wreath,
sBeauty of the West Lady = Fancy.
Gentleman's Fancy, Highway
Bloom, Cranberry Vine,
Farmers Choice,
Enterprise, and North Star.
The last eight are woven with seam, snd
the first two without seams.
Either double OF, single Corerlets wovsn On
the shortest notice.
Those having no chain can be supplied by
the undersigned. The following are his terms
Coverlets, per pair, $500 or 2,25 each fer
three or more Coverlets--all woven without
seams Carpets Common 10 cents per yard,
double chain 124 cents per yard.
CHARLES BRUNER,
MHroNsBtRGH, June 25, 1856.
y. b.gcoloring done in the best poss{pae
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Legal Notice.


ID 0BERT MILLER nonresident of the State
III of Chic, viii take notice that on the 18th
day of Apsil, A. D. 1856, at the instance of
Solomon Hubbs, summons and order of at
tachnent was issued by Joel +. Randolph, a
Justice of the Peace within and for the county
of Monroe and State of Ohio, against the goods
chattels, &c., of said Robert Miller, for the sum
of twelve dollars and twenty cents, that said
writs were returned by Joseph Coates, Consta
bic of Centre township. in said county, endorsed
no goods, chsttels, &c. founa to attach; defen-
dant not found; it was thereupon suggested to
the said Justice that the defendant had an in
terest in real estate in said county; that on the
Filth day of May, A. d. 1856, transcript of the
proceedings beftre said Justice was filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of said county; that
afterwards on the second dav of June, 1856, all
order of attachment was issued out of said
Court against said Robert Miller, which has
been returned levied on lands in said county;
that on the 9th day of July, 1856, the said
Solomon Hubbs, filed in said Court petition
against said Robert Miller, demanding the sum
of eleven dollars and sixty-fve cents, with in
terest from the 10th of September, A. D. 1843,
subject to credit of FIVE dollars, November 27
LIZA. You will therefore take notice that un
less you appear and answer or demur to said
petition or before the Both day of August,
a. ID. s5f, that at the October term, 1856, a
i,idgnr.rt will be taken against you by default
and the land attached sold to satisfy the same
HoLLlsTER, OaEY 4 HoILIsrER,
JulyS, 1866. Att'ys for Solomon Hubbs.
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CARDING.

TNHE subscribers are now prepared to do
i WOOL CARDING, at Richner's Mills, on
Snnfsh creek. Their CARDS are entirely new.
As they have applied STEAM to their machine
ry, their customers need not fear any disap-
pointment from low water.
Their long experience in the business, and
their superior facilities enables them to an
nounce to all who bring wool clean, and free
FROM bnrs, that they may depend on the
BEST oF ROLLS.
Wool will be received AMI rolls delivered in
the shortest possible time, at Baker & Sim
clair's, Woo lstield; Vanlaw & Alexander's,
Jamcstown, Frederic Cranes, Lewisville.
PrncE-6 cents per pound. The grease to
accompany the wool.
ISAAC & GEORGE RIcHNER.
May IA, 1855.
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Z. For the Esprit"
Answer to Philosophical Problem

s-sss.s For the "Spirit.n
sns. Answer to Philosophical Problem
esn Ists It is well known principle Of
.mechanics that water viii run from an. o,'i.
fee with the same velocity that. a body
would acquire in falling from the hight of
the reservoir
The distance through which anybody
will failin given time is very near equal
to the square of the number.of fourtl,s of
seconds, in the time Then the square
root of nine, which is 8, will express the
number of fourths Of second in which
body would faH the given distance; and if
the water rushed ont of the orifce at the
rate Of 9 feet in ! of second. it will pass
ssotit ut the rate of 412 feet per second Or
in one minute there will run out a stream
of water one inch in diameter, and S64O
inches long; the solid contents of which
will be equal to 8s4o E7s54; and this
product divided by 2sl-the number of
gallons=2S % rem.
2nd. The square root of / divided by
5l..4=s44l=timet the water is falling from
the oriice And AK 12-5. .292 feet
distance it strikes the ground from the
asreservera X.
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S. J. EVANS,
WORKER IN MARBLE,

GAINESVILLE, BELMONT CO., O..
Is just in receipt of large lot of fine. white
Marble, which he designs to sell low. He is
prepared to make Monuments, Tombs, Head
Stones and slabs for furniture, in the most
workman-like manner, and of the best material,
in as good style and on as reasonable terms
as any other establishment in the West
Please give him a call. jan. 80