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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
S T A Il n )
INDIAN
fever AND AcUE REMEDY!
An External Application!
An fnfdklibie Remedy for Ftrer and Ague, Dumb
Agae, Night Suedfs, and all kindred diseases.

AVue, AiyM SueGIS, ana dH AtHuFtd di~ds~s
VNHIS Is one OF Natures remedies. discovered and
successfully used for many years by certain tribe
Indians on thu Western .runtit r. and has never
been known To fail OF Erecting among thonS-
ands who have used II. II possesses the power 10
remove and eradicate v.stige Of Fever and Ague
from the system, and i the only known certain rem
cdy. one important advantage this remedy passes
all others aside from The Intrinsic value A.
remedial agent is that n" drugs medicines are
taken into the stomach 4, ,eb ate and break down
the system. Its effects are almost miraculous and
need only to be tried to insure place for Ii IN
family where Fever and Ague is has been, or is like
ly 10 be.
The Agent has uumbeTleSs Certificates 81 Cure,
which with pleasure will be shown 10 all wishing to
SEE them.
Cures have been effected in this city and vicinity
References will also be q wen 10 such citizens This
Remedy Is Powder, and is applied externally and
effects are truly wonderful
Price 81 per Box. And cure guaranteed or the
money refunded
LEWIS FINCH, Agent.
At II r Childs Hardware Establishment, on Cd st.
few doors east OF Brady Two d6ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
WITCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
A Chance for Bargains.

"a have on hand large and superior 81, ok c
"a. Gold and Silver Watches, Jeweiry Gold
CAs "a Chains etc., which will for cash at greatly
reduced prices rs am anxious TO reduce my stock
before going east T.. NJ HOUSED.
oc'l6 diff No. LeClaire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
VA STATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT, IOWA OCTOBER Is 1856
INSURANCE ADVERTlENCNTS

INSURANCE ADVERTlEnENTS
THE CMIl.lGO CITY
INSURANCE COMP ANY.
OFFICE. Recon- No. 4. Mas sie Temple.
Dearborn ST., In lC.lGO.
CAPITAL STOCK, sl5O,OOO
Dtrectors.c aor
EDMUND CANfiLLD, ISAAC COOK,
TURNKEY s GILBERT HENRY CHAPMAN,
GEORGE HULM.
EDNt ND fANflElD pes. HENRY BANDIT, SIC.
HENRY CHAPMAN, Trea-'r.
N GILBERT, GeAe1pi Agent and surveyor
THIS Company was onAaizeI on tue z,th day Of
March ID. 1851 under . Special thartrI from the
L'gisaturr - Illinois aud business commenced under
the most favorable auspices, It, estabh 'm'ni has
ben t,issu firm dui rriahi, basis, and view ~
it, stability -pundues- and peiuansnc, ranks
af III first Insurance Comranies In III country. T.
These d.-ifu.s Of protecting N nsesrs against loss
"r dinatc Is ise f peril u ta ga. thN u's i'aE"
4 oi''T tlte following
REFERENCES:
Ae-tf- SAN y WAT C,.y land, o
william. y Au ~ Chica2u.
Norsuu . Braiher.
= sion. BeuieI.
s. Dlfand y Racine " Ms Ra,to.d.
G,n c. SorthruIs ta,h'r ltac. 90 Bank
VIII rvude ESQ Milwaukee
J g. Cpngts k~i. RI me-
Henry Faruani, Pres't Chicago x h. ] Railroad.
tHhett. CA-h C'n, Bahk Chicago
ban Knobs E.q, Cleveland. ..
/ lIpu John q Btss!.n, u ts'r 81 STAT. Ciittmbu,
4 Thps Campbell, fs,i., sprissdrlA. III
Hon. X CLJllIbe.Iln, 81 LOUIS. NJ.
Messts WH,swarth Well X scycam,or.. chicago.
MS,rs l. u Hureh y O.. ChtraGa Bank
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
S(HIEFFELE.v. BROS. y 20,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS II
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFtMERy.

10 WILLIAM STREET. cor Bgfman, New f"rk
INNiTI thu attention 81 thc trad e. thrit large
1 ana al stock 1T ID uE 'au.is pIls l,tfpm ~
a. In i'ditteu g. jh#ir regular importation, II
Siapi- Dfug- 'htN Ising dltcet from the
sources pr,iI6 ou anal manufacture, supplies OF
Ton'h itair am Nail Rin-h.s HrUttvcs Corks Nor
taEs. 81 rg.s. frtnch tnd Enaish PrriunIs ~ itI-
buns Extracts, aii NAM other articles usually
bt dcri t Druggists sirtks which they are also
alb - t. offer GA the most sivsntsGenus terms
Orders either an person or by mail, viii r"c"ive
prompt attention. HUgtd1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

FR.x.v.kL"
Insurance Company
Ofase n. W Co Or Of Main 4 Chaahutstrss,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Capital, N2OO.OOO
VIM. D'GNCH, Pres't. AID. ABELEe, Vice Pres,
cHAs. ABRAMSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
G. 4 Cuno, Chas. =. Meyer, henry Block
H. Meier, A. @. Cordes, Z. Wilmot
II. J. Spaunhorst
?. B.HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa,
The undersigned 10 Agent fer this new IusuYance
Company, which Is managed By some of the most sub.
stantsl business men OF st. Louis, and ready q III
times TO take risks on reasonable rates n shonld
not b. overlooked that this 10 good Western Com.
pany and should Be supported By our ctisens nsesaa
Of which there are 90 many.
dec96d1y -. NAnDno.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
r.. - - ssifss.z..;;a.7
- II KY~Kk.-..i 49, !. tf.ix- -AEr
Cs.,>S N ~ .,9ns1.<ens HepnnHn,f

80. Ef
- KY--..fk.4 zsx-....,ak !. ~.
Sps.tssg .Ss's'Nss gessst1tf,
<NN and after Mouday April IAN 1906, AMI unit
Ofrthrr notice trains will leave Rock Island dairy
Sundays excepted As follows
LIST mail train at 6GAM
ID express stopping only al the principal
stations ~ 10 An
3. night EXPRESS stopping al all stations alOPM
ath freight, with ~ class cas- al q 30A NJ
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays ex-
c+pted, a. follows
LIST risGt express JU0AM
ID express, stopping only Al prin station 100
81 mail train AZ iotbP
ath freight, with ~ class cars At b,:5g
All trains over this road direct Nun at
Chicago with trains over b,;h III Mi,hiEar southern
and Michigan Contra! X X 10 AMI from Datseit t.
l,vIo Cleveland, Columbus, cmcruati Pittsburgh
Dnnkrk Butslo Niagara Falls AAiny, NV York
Philadelphia BaIinorc and Washington Also At
LASsiie with tram of the LiI-lsis C.htral Road
North to tsal-na and South 10 y, Lnus nd Care 10
which places tickets can b procuIeiof
$ $ STEPHENS, Ticket Agent
X. Depn. Rock Island.
Passengers Al s. remind Il Of the uecrssi'yuf giving
distinct directions as to tn Dc tnation Il thar bag
gage, also 10 procure tickets bUra taking their
in the cars a. the conductors collect only sta
tons on the line OF the Chicago &Rock Island railroad
JOHN = TRACY, Superintendent
W II WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. April 1856 tiifI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
SIGN Of The
BIG TEA KETTLE.
- TOW n
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Wholesale esd RelHjl.


fI>Ht Subscribers have on hand large assortment
OF the latest and most approved patterns Of Par
Tor and Cook Stoves One u the partners having
had number Of years experience in the manufac-
ture Of Stoves, We confident We are now Offering
better selected stock Of Stoves than has before
been offered In this city
Our stock ~ House Furnishing Goods comprises
almost every article that be thought Of in the list
Of house.keepers' wants Pure Silver Plated, Brit
tanis, k1anished, Japanned, Euameled and polished
Iron; French tinned and bright Tin Ware; Brushes,
Broom, and Feather Busters; Tea Trays, Chinese
Gongs, Hand and Tea Bells Sad Irons, Taiors' Irons
Bed Cords, Csothes Lines, Pals, Tubs, wsshbosrd
Chopplns Trays and Knives, Lanterns, Toilet Ware,
Wire Ware, Of al kinds, Hand Irons, Shovels and
mss willow ware, Silver plated and Britannia frame
Csstos cut or pressed Gass bottles, table and door
Mats, Ivory, Horn, Bone, Cocoa and Ebony handled
Cutlery, vae irons, upright sridirons, door, dust,
stove and eagpss Brushes. together with very many
more srticlas topnumerous 70 mention. An OF which
tAs pueoe - uoou1gaGy invited 70 ooll and exam.
Inc, both Goods anA prices.
SMITH 3 11M1N09ON,
Dsssaans 1aaek, oseand stssss dooss sast q 1ssu
street.
Good as,ivsssd ~ q szpsass h ~ part Of tAs
city. spt3os
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
Chicago Law Book store.
ID. u. COOKE a. CO..
Law Book Sellers.

l3o LAKE STREET, CHICAGO.
l. EEp all times f,ll stock OF the various Legal
N Works etc, for sale at Eastern prices.
The profession will lni II for their intar-s, write
To, mar. personal application Mt this Establishment
rather than 10 purchase from travelling dealers, who
constantly proving about.
All books sold by US warranted OF the latest
editions, and perfect copies; and II any error should
occur, it will be promptly rectfed.
complete descriptive Law catalogue will be sent
gratis, Oh apple alton Orders for any Law Books
published int his country In Europe will be prompt
ly attended. O. New Books and State Reports
are regularly receive and supplied
On hand at all times, the following
Rents Commentaries, WhaTton's Criminal Law,
Chuty's Precedents
smiths Parsons on Contracts,
Curtis, Cbtty
Coke npon Littleton, Story
SlGry's Ea..y Jari..prnd'ee, smith -.
Taylor's Med !" Phillips -"
Ray on Insanity, Roscoe's Or.
Story's Conflict Of Laws, Drake on Attachment,
Promissory Notes, BuTrii on Assignments
Partnerships, s.dgwick on Damages,
Bailmene, Arcibold Or. Pleading
Agency, s:ory's Equity Pleading
Biis ~ Exchange, Smiths Mercantile Law,
dngel h Amcs on C0por's, Walker's American Law
AngelUn Common Carr'rs, L Statutes at large,
% Glide Waters, u r Digest,
Water Courses, Fu ils.ts Ohio Reports,
g q Insurance +" Mass .
Bouyers Institutes, " Conn. -
Law Dictionary, % " Eng. Law Eq'y
Wharton's Z" Report
Illinois Digest, !" NY"
g Reports, Blackwell on Tax Tit rs.
Address u. B. COOKE co,
decl2dtf 1876 Lake street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
Office Stationery,
tNEtht
BfNIsk.. Books.

In style unsurpassed in any city either Fast or West,
elm very style with q without printed hI adng-taE
Railroads. Land Ofiloes Bankers &c &c. msie a.
der
Checks, Blanks, Law Blanks, g. &c furnished
TO order.
NIB. My stock rs removed 10 No ~ Lakk street
for fry day,
jcI7if A II hurley.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

DesMOineS River LAM for sale
L.l.SII DEP.lREVE.S7.
IasAfoines River Navigation and II r Go
orruxwA, Iowa, Aprll II, 1886
HE understand hereby gives uJtcr, that mis-
l ohic is now open tor the SALE Of 'ht,r valuable
'i'' They be sold On hong credit aud III lots TO
nh means and wishes OF purchasers,
ArNHrthtr informal desired IN relation 1" tho-i
viii lee furnished on Application At this oilios
maio Otherwise. GEO Il. PERKINS,
inayi5dtil Lana Coami>s
LAND De . ARTMET.
nEs MoiSEs n AyIGAroN Go.
an the sixteenth Dr., of June. next. The ufle b.
~ the ave Of the Lands 4 this eomIruy Will lor
removed from this place to Fort nes M0uas
These lands Will b. sold long credits, and r
lots Ia suit the means and wishes OF purchasers
GRO Il P&EKINS.
Land Commissions
otuu~i ows 50. avn ds~t
A Splendid Chance.
INTENDING 10 cmEra,e 10 Florence, Nebraska |
L designto N the following property ,or sale:
Two Lots with a xOVd Houss and Nagon.hsp
In Blue Grass Town.
Having done three years in Ibis town profitable
business can conseientius recommend thi. place
Ia any Young man desiring to start business h>
owshoos 3" HENRY CUBE,
iaugliitl wagonmsker.
I AND wARRANTs.-All sizes for saeby
II COOK SARGENT.
B II q q = HO u 9 E,
BY FLOYD FRENCH
Randolph street,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
This house is entirely new, with new furn,,ur.
throughout, and no pains will be spored to make our
guests feel completely at home Jan29dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

Journeynen Tallers.
"AEfEp-A1 seod JsarneymAa sAi,oss. V vse,a
w seastans snpluymsns will be Aissa,
Arm sssy,sA sssaS q SSiss sss$sA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

Through Tickets good on either Of the above
routes.
Through Tickets and general information can be
procured at the CoInpanys Ofce, No - Dearborn
street, opposite fremont Mouse, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers can make
through contracts by calling the Companys Agents
4. II PETERS, Ag't, - Dearborn street, Chicago
Il. !. SMITH, Gen Agent, Cleveland, ..
decl1du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
Fer Sale or Lease,

TW1NTI-THReR eligible Building Lots situated
y an Harrison. Third Ripley and Bioudeace streets.
VII BE- so,A leased on reasonable terms: for par
ticuisrs enquire Of CoAsIN 4 now. or
(ooesO AMEs NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
DAWSON, GRIGGS 4 CO.,

Not will ind the most complete assortment they
have ever offered Tor sale. They have every quail
ity and price suited ia the market, aud II you vii,
only examine for yourself. You will b. ssakaen that
such l. the fact Wasell
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
cOLLlNGWOOD ROUTE.
T1aroS19l1
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
1U COLLI.V'GWOOD,
AND THENCE ~ THE
ontario, Simcoc u Huron Railway
TOROS.vO.
Ooaseeslag ~


TORONTO!
Ooas~eslss ~
Steamers on Lake Ontario,
TO ALL sOiNTB 1AST.
We scnisage sad OsuinEwee1 nee,e," nrs, ss.
disttnctton hon the entire Pse - the Travelling
Public, and has becn unversally shssoeters~d o. tbs
most romantic, g.essest md popular Route
1856 have been mad with the 10 rendering this
Great Lake Route the most comfortable, piesssn,
sd ~ matte 10 business arrangement.
VI Is the route Tor the Business Man, the Tourist
and the Pleasure Seeker II sbounds with the Wild.
st and grandesi scenery-uc b. autifni shores OF
Lake Michigan aad the Islets d eking the northern
uut"t the classic Hand Of Macklnac the tradI.
u"nary Msnitoulin Islands oh, home 81 thu Ipdisu
Spirit OF the Lates) and the myriorsme- like Isle
of Georgian Bay-form a s'rtcs Of views Unsurpassed
"a u" H0rthr RI continent,
The ,a'- arr Iuxuriausiy furnished Tor oRht ira,
q and by sailing anermeuts the daylight is pass
cd a. the straits and among the Islands. Heat dust
and fatt"ad u scnmiortS are avoided In the hottest
days q summer, Traveller. onJoy gentle Lake
brcz.
Al aaoknaw. Boats maxi connection 10 SsuIt s,s
Marie and lake Superior
I'm arrlvign at Toronto parss myers can in n few
IL ut- visit the Great Suspension bridge and thu Fails
~ NisgaIh- or trip II through the Thousand Issnds
rnd tl'r Rapids Of the St Lawrence Boats from To-
I"nlnero.s Lake Ontario IN the night 10
BUFFALO. ROCHESTER OSWE(iO CAPE Vim
CENT, oGDENsBrRGH, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL
Thence connect with Railroads TO
ALBANY NEU YORK Boston. PHiI4A DEL
PHIA,
And all other Eastern Cities
Thr following magnificent Passenger BEATS compriss
Tie Line
kEfSTONF STATE, Capt. = Richards
buC kEfE STATE. Capt GhAmberln
NIAGARA, Capt r 3 Miller
QUEEN CITY Capt WIN watts
The LOsststADsN,
Capt DAVENPORT will run between CoIiinewu
snd Gresn Ray, connecting with the regular line
Macktnas
The Boats viii lcsve Chicago on TUESDAY. Thur.
day aud Saturday evening" At O'clock, touching ai
Wankegan, Kenosha Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan
Msn,iowoc Two Rivers md Mackinat.
~ TICKETS through. or to any point on tn
route can b. obtained on board the Boats OF Of the
Company's Once l2s south Water Street, Chicago
For further infsfma non apply on hoard OF 70
GODFREY BRYANT,
Passenger Ag-nt, Cheaso
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15
PRINTERS INKS,
News. Book and Golored Inks
ENGINEERS
Draughtiag Instruments,
b asiny Papers, Tracing, Profile and Gross sect,el


at Low fRICk..
Gold and Steel Pens; Waters, Wax; Envelopes.
Pencils, Writing lnks 81 all eolors Portfolios, Writ
lg Desks.
Bankers and Office Men
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

II AVlNG completed our repairs, we pre-
pared ard should be pleased to have our friends
ana the public examine extensive assortment Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

400 REAMs WRAPPING PAPER assorted
OOO sizes, for sale BY
A PORnER 4 nRtI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-15

The Shoe Trade
DA " EN- PORT.

To an p"rsons Who want 20 buy GOOD
Boots, Shoes. RubherS, CATERS, or
slippers.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
The steam Sire Engine.

During the recent disastrous coufagration of
the GerriSh Market in Boston, the steam fire
engiur "Mes Greenwood" was not ordered out
until the fire had tull possession, having reach.
ed a large quantity of turpeatine and yArnish
stored in The building, aud was blazing grand
~, sending npin large volumes clouds Of ia
ming cinders, which was carried 10y the wind
away Ia the north part of the city The
street ter several squares around were filed
with choking volumes Of smoke, which had
the etf,c OF keeping back q portion of the
crowd. In about fifteen minutes after its ar
rival, tile 'Mi'es Greenwood" was NJ work.
throwing Two immense streams into the midst
OF the burning mass. Il continued 10 work
unremittingly for several hours, as long as its
services were needed, and was undoubtedly
the meaOs Of saving vast amount Of proper
~ Much more might have been saved il this
msohiue had been brought cat when the alarm
was 6rst given. Ash Is. the steam engine has
viodicated itself against all oslumniators, aud
il will probably be regarded hereafter as an
important auxiliary OF the fire department.
The engineers, hremen, and all concerned.
secined to allow il fair trial.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
OuF Position.

Having received ASSURANCES from a source
entitled To confidence, that NJ Fillmore will
accept the nomination which has been teuder-
ed him, add on terms entirely safe aud salts
fAcnry IA the South, and just % every PARTON
OF The Uaion, We this tnurning run up TO our
In ,sfhrAd his name aud that OF Ne. DonelsOn,
the latter having already signlded his sccep-
lance We take this step upon our own re-
sponsibility, and without suggestion from
any quarter, our information being suoh As TO
leave u DO l,uger in doubt As 10 the eourre
which Mr. Fillmore will pnrsne. We are sat.
isaed, moreover, that the ticket presented il
accsn, able, rot Only 10 The American party,
but Il, conservative inca, irrespective OF party,
whesher ~ the South or North.
We shall give hereafter the reasons which
hsse Induced u TO this step. For the present
Ne would only cay. We do not support NJ,
Fillmore merely as the nomination 81 an Amer
icsa Convention, aor yet ~ al old Wing Of
Ipe Clag aud Webster school, but upon The
sro4d I'd all atlioisnt grounds OF his tried
ability. bis nufnehing honesty OF purpose, aud
his devotion % the Constitution aud the Union,
as shown and illustrated by his past model ad-
.lalalsLl.loa.--SIsaaRGh Rep.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
From the St. Louis News, april q.
Grain and Fruit-Prospec1s.

The usususl baekwardness of the Spring, which,
even now, Iags dresriy behind, as if grudgng the
blessings we exact from it, has retarded ploughing
aud planting nearly month. The frost OF last
winter is scarcely out of the earth in some places,
and the daiap chiiiness OF its influence has, until
recently, prevented extensive ploughinS Tor coru
Now, however, the farmers can affod TO wait no
longer, and are carrying on operations iBdustri-
ouSly in spite of the unfavorable nature OF tie sea
son.
In Audran county, we learn that they have just
about finished sowing oats and now breaking
up corn ground The wheat up there looks proInls
ingly and the hope is entertained that the Excess
sive cold Of the past winter has "kiied OUT the
ehinch bug that pernicious pest that has so ravaged
the wheat field in Missouri for year or two past
In Morgan county, Illinois, the wheat Is looking
finely, and if not affected BY injurious vIsltations
between now and harvest will will turn out boun-
tifully Accounts from Virginia state that ''the
wheat looks particularly thrifty, and stands well on
the ground" In Montgomery county, Maryland,
the wheat and grass looking green and thrifty.
In the vicinity of Cambridge, Maryland, the pros
poets are dreary Wheat looks badly, and in some
fields, is almost entirely killed. 1t needs rain.
In Robertson county, Tennessee, the prospects are
also very unfavorable The farmers say there will
not be half crop raised there, and great many
fields are being ploughed up and sOwed in oats.
''that, judging from the very considerable number
OF new farms that have been opened this spring in
the Valley of the Nueces, there will be at least Tour
times much corn raised in this and the adjoining
counties as during any previous year." We think
the whole Southwest will devote more space this
year than here tofore to grain.
For fruit, the prospects are dreary enough. In
the neighborhood OF Maouoketa, Iowa, nearly all
the young fruit trees are said to be killed. The
older $, it is hoped, not so injurously affect
ed In Wisconsin, the young trees are, many of
them, killed, as well the blooms on the older
ones. In Northern Illinois and Northern Missouri,
too there is not much hope entertained Of a supply
Of fruit; but in the Southern portions of both these
States, it is said there will be moderate supply.
The Columbus Undiana) Independent says:
From all parts OF the country we learn that the
prospects of an excellent wheat crop were never
better In our own county the wheat Is in very
good condition.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
wOsDKRrUL DrscoyERr IN ELrcrmcrrr. The

WoSDKRTUL Discovery IN ELEcrRcITY The
London Chronicle of March 81, says:-
"a great experiment, attended with the most ss.
tisfaclory results, tried few days ago at Vim
ccnncs in the presence Of General LIhitte and n
officers OF the fort. The secret Of compress ing
and governing electricity is at length discovered.
and that power may therefore now be considered
as the sole motive power heuceforward 20 be used.
A small mortar was fred by the inventor at the
rate OF a hundred shots Manifestations flashing,
smoke or noise The same power can, IL seems, be
adapted 70 every system of mechanical invention,
and Is destined entirely TO supersede steam, requir
Ing neither machinery nor comoustible. vessel
propelled by this power is said to skim the water
like bird, aud 10 fear neither storm nor hurricane
The inventor had already petitoued for a line Of
steamers from L'0fient to Norfolk, in the United
States, which passage he promises to accomplish 10
eight and forty hours"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28

fITIDnEES PatsEt EAiamanfsr ssiss. a4anfNfEFrl -
w Hissfns MarEsa, ks9 feFk eest aFtc's mAis
b ths uai.ed States hAsiag ei 10 shsar
enn "a Any Sra faa fas asass IL sioFs sHd ~ sass
naaaf.cisrsss Ftees he xel a1ts , taglr sEssas
~. Ii. tfuEDo& a CO.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-28
ToIron FonnfIers.

DkoPoSALS siB be ecesea > ~ anfrrssnst uEtl Ne
sgh q NAY next tor anCo isrt ~ ocA NksrF flpss
and COO eet Il aeh flp<. % be telitesd ssein ne
mobhs ~ JAY ASS aad e~pt~ubsT neHt ~ he oig
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