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Butte record., 1856-02-09

DEIIEt
AVE OPENED AN OFFICE in tn RICK
= a BLoCk on SECOND STR EEr, a ieh .loors
above O., Marysville, California.
DIX. d. b. SHRIEVES for fifteen years has
been connected with the U s. Army, .. vs. It
ant Surgeon, and will pay his entire ,..tsan
to the treatment of VENERIAL D. rssES.
IN all their various forms His losis rxpefi-
enee IN the Army, as we'll as in pr.y.io s.f7.c-
uce, is sufficient warrantee to a.. esn. NAV
consult him that their will be speei, AL per
manent
Dh- &. A. BELDIN viii pay ls I'll; a u,i
to the treatment of GENERAL Dfsls&Sf;s
Acute and Chronic but more pal...-.;I.si,, +.
the cure Of FEPER md .4it lar
which disease he mas discovered s.. ID an
IN all cases of that kind, Will w,as .xr 4
cTRE.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Browns Hotel.
FORBESTOWN, Butte County,

California.
J. II. SHARP & ] II. LILLERD, Proprietors
THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
inform their friends. and the public generally
that they have leased the above House. and
are prepared to accommodate the public with
the best the Market affords
Their BAR, viii always be supplied with
the choicest Wines, liquors and Cigars, and
they hope by strict attention to the wants Of
the Public TO receive liberal share Of their
patronage Stages leave the House for Ma
rysyille every morning.
] II SHARP < co.
Forbstown, May TO- 1855.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
PROBATE NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who
IN have demands against the estate of Geo
p Carlton, deceased. late of Butte County, to
present the same with the proper vouchers, to
the undersigned within ten months from this
date, or the same will be forever barred
All pesons indebted to said estate are noti-
fled to make immediate settlement with the
undersigned, and save costs.
r. HOBART
Public Administrator Butte Co
Bdwell. Dec 22l, 1855 NJ
Butte record., 1856-02-09
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the matter of the application of A. S.
IL Brown, Executor of the estate of L II.
Brewster, deceased, for final settlement of
said estate,
1t is ordered and decreed, that Monday the
25th day of the February A. D. 1856, the same
being the 1st day of the Feb term of the Pro
bate court, be, and the same is hereby appointed
as the day for the hearing of said application,
and it is further ordered that all persons in
terested in said estate be cited to appear and
show cause why this said executors accounts
should not be allowed and he discharged from
further administration on said Estate, and it
is further ordered that the clerk of the Probate
court issue an order under the seal of said
court in conformity to this order, ard that
the same be posted and published in the Butte
Record from date until the hearing of this
application, according TO law
LIS. By order of the court.
.HILBS CHAPLIN, Clerk.
By A. E GRFPTTHs, Dept
T. Wells. Attorney
Bidwell, Jan 49, 1856 n11tt
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Attest: CHARLES HeMpzrnAD,

'7VNI VtIIy u NtttVN.
DESCRIPTION - Hoagland is about 80 or
25 ycers Of age, 5 feet or 8 inches in hight,
black hair and dark eyes, has Il scar from
burn on the right cheek and upper lip received
when a child, on which there is no beard, on
other parts Of the sides of his face, chin and
lip, he has a heavy dark beard; he is ileshy. Of
stout build, with short neck. and formerly
lived in Schuyler county, Illinois.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
SOMETHING NEW IN BID DvVK1H4H4g
The Fire Proof Store Full Of Goods
suers t.IIrcHAIE ls ezcQsVArlCxY RuCETyrNEez Apn

aosEPz
o
II the Il
merchandise
nv tt call a themselves
of fgoods
avoiding
Butte record., 1856-02-09
proc x.AI4gATEo
$1,000 RHIVV ARD !!
Executive Department,
Sacramento. Gal Dec | 1855
PR0Gx AmATgoa

Whereas, it has been represented to me by
the District Attorney of Butte county, state Of
California, that il the month of October, 1855,
a man named James Hunt was murdered in
said county by M II Iioaglaua, alias Hope
iioagland,' aud that said Hoaglaud has es-
capped and is at present a fugitive from justice:
Now, therefore, |. John Bigier, Governor Of
the state Of California, by virtue Of the powers
in me vested, do hereby offer reward Of one
thousand dollars for tie arrest and conviction
Of the said II. Il. Hoagland, alias Hope lioag-
land
Witness my hand and the Great Seal Of the
state, at the city Of Sacramento, this, the LIST
day Of December, i. d. 1855.
JOHN BTGLER
Butte record., 1856-02-09
Medical.

health or other circumstances do not allow to
have an increase in their families, should call
at Dr. l. j. Czapkay's Medical Institute. Ar
mory Hall, corner Sacramento and Mont
gomery streets, and they will receive every
possible relief and help The Doctors Offices
are so arranged shat he can be consulted with
out the fear of molestation. If desired, DR..
c. will visit the ladies at their residences
All consultations (by letter or otherwise) free
Address to DR.. l.. J. CzApKAY,
Medical Institute, Armory Hall.
cor. Sacramento and Montg'ry SITS, S. f.
Butte record., 1856-02-09
ikAND MEDlCAL AND sURGICAI. INSTlTUTl
ARMDRY HALL BUILDING
Corner OF Montgomery and Sacramento streets,
SAN FRAN Isco.

ESTABLISHED FOR TIE PERMANENT CURE OF
ALI PRIVATE AND CHRONIC DISEASES, AND
IIIE SIlppEESSIllN OF, ~
Butte record., 1856-02-09
DRS. SHRIEyES & BELDrV

Office on Second street, a few doors abgyo {
feb17-15 Marysyille. Cal;fngs,i,
Butte record., 1856-02-09

TO THE L.4DTES OF C.4LIFORNT4
Dr. L. j. Czapkay, late in the Hungarian
Revolutionary War, Chief Physician to the
Goth Regiment Of Honyeds. Chief Surgeon to
the Military Hospital Of pesth, Hungary, and
late Lecturer on diseases Of urinary organs
and diseases Of women and children, invites
the attention of the sick and afflicted females.
laboring under any Of the various forms Of
diseases of the brain. Iungs, heart, stomach.
liver, womb, blood kidneys. and all diseases
peculiar TO their sex. The Doctor is efTcctinp
more cures than any other Physician in the
State Of California. Let no false delieacy pre-
vent you, but apply Immediately, aud save
yourselves from painful sufFerings and prema-
tnre death Al married ladies whose delicate
Butte record., 1856-02-09
PROBATE notice.

BY A. L GRlrslrHs. Dept. nj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

FINANCIAL.
BAsEf>o House. OF TALLAAS. Powghs b McLEAx.
DAvESroar; DECEMBER IL, 1856 !

The continued bad weather and impossible roads
have rendered business Of al kinds for some time
trrney duii, and besidss preventing ,hr sale god
have iinedd Collections Of debts due frunl the
try But whis slonsy has becon" no more peu,ifIil
IA re La, been less active enquiry for IT than
ist-d few wees ago. Exehange has become more
plentiful; kaukcre are allie suppsy all dvinands
without difficulty
w. notice great ,areity OF miscellaneous eurrrn-
cy Eastern is in fair supply. though used carefully
By those brnrn II on To prevent ts being turned
snd unr'ua ly srs" quantities tthe bill, Of TIL Ne
braska Bank m 10 havs lltsly ben put al al.
As he curr ncy q this country, appsrent 10 to Do
supIiei from thee banks, and u tx Nalu, Il the
bills depends entirely upan the responsibility u The
stoclholi r., .ayy taken Pains % a,c rta,n the
ownership aud milton, and amount u ctr ula;ien
OF the drrr.nt b. aud hope give the pub
lie reliable informant n Up The subject IA winch thy
are 5, much interested Geld remains Ia moderate
supply with steady though no active demand. W.
make no chang IN rates
Their is NJ ale Cor Lcud warrants.
IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT,
D"ily, Fri Weekly aud weekly.
NEW YoRK-S VI. Prttin2iii d CO.
- -si-eher Owen 4 Co
CHiaAGo-scriyen X gallagher.
:. w = spencer
NJ. IOIIa-J 4. pn.l


Those who have read articles in the
Gazette, in which i, tries to escape our ex-
posures Of its deliberate mis- statements,
must feel kind OF pity for the Shiny thing,
and yet have an admiration for iti fra's OF
squirmlng ont Of every one Of lis former
positions, after We had co,nered il. But
the Gazette is Eever AT a loss when reasons
and facts fail, and draws large drafts upon
fertile Imagination, ~ hich are moi HoNohl D
BY lis readers.
When charged with being de pro-sle very
party, We reply with unanswerable proofs,
yni then ,ay, that 4 he Conti,ution did no
s'ard IN the way, We should be in favor Of
the total abolition Of slavsry, II il could be
done without dong injustice to The slave
and his master. Then, shrek. the abolition
thing al the other end Of the bui!ding, '.the
Democrat is an abolition Ionnai.' IL We
were writing 10 convince the GaIet,e, We
know that our task would be hopeless, Tor
like the Village pedasogue OF Goldsmith,
"though vanqnishei II would argue still"
hut its dishonesty, us ilirpdnt way 1T dis
posing OF truths, II does not and will not
rstand, and its downright meauness IN
the treatment Of discussion. however
grave, compels II, 10 waste no more words
in replying 10 its twaddle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

Gy. Reflect, my BRETHREN" exhorted
. chaplain, "thst whatsoever fails this day
in battle. sups tonight in Paradise"
The fight began, the ranks waversd',be
chaplain took. to his heels; when soldier,
stopping rcproachfully referred him to
he promised supper in Paradise. True,
my son, true" sail he," dut never eat
supper"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

ED- sugar cultivation succeeds 50
we'll in Liberia that they talk about
exporting it tothe United States. One
Of the negroes named Richardson. ex-
poets to ship 200 hogsheads Of sugar
OF his first grinding.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
LEADED SPECIAL NOTICES,


lapsstsas 70 Fenales-Ds. ICheesnaa's
Ptns.-TAs ounb!nsions u iusfsissats IN thess Phi,
re the result long and extensive pr sct.cs They
n,ld their operation aud certain In ing
~ Irregularities. painful msustrsston removing ~
distractions. whether from cold OF otherwise, head
ache pain In the side u the heart disturb
oJ sleep which arise from interruptlen Of nature -
They can be successfully U.S. prcv-ntive' These
pills should never b~ taken INF pregnancy. a. they
would ssre To cause miscarriage. Warranted pure
vegetable, aud from anything injurious TO life
e heath Explicit directions, which should be read
accompany each box. Price 81. .for sale by the
Druggists N Davenport. and Hin~s 4 Cilppenger,
noek Island. Scut by snail By inoosns u 10 Dr. Cor
a.liusL Chessemsn, NJ. lsa Broadway, New York
Uc3o-iawim)
Dalley's Magical Pain Esiractor.-The great,
.nd principal characteristics Of pALLkf's MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR consisti :
list Of its never failing aud sud unique property
sp,Aisd 10 eternal injury, TO check IL.
GAnnna ion instantly and Iapdiy to reduce IL. tbs
isaturr constitutes its great power TO alleviate ~
path ~ burns and scsida, and Of otLer palma Ia
Ease. 10 80 Incredibly short q spafe Of tim al
VII appear from the few testimonials heteunio an
nssed. Every intelligent mind 1. fully Awat. that in
az ssses u saisrnN injury, 'hr pain "a pfeircd by
mi ANIMATION Of thu injured pSrts;aad there'ore IL
yva remove this Gauge tn" effect must cease.
~ It's pusihcauye pr operties neuiralre The pol-
sls that may isrk IA thu syst M and al when a-
f.IsA to the sores, draw rapidly all impure matter
the surface and 'Jeet ithenee the great dlscnarge
Il produces from sores occasioned by burns-and
when applied " I'D s,d inveterate Salt Iheu
=. other eutsnsous dssaases.
Each Lsx OF genuine DAiieys Pam Extractor has
u,Jn II Stssa Pate Engraved Label with the sigma
tureso,r y. CLiCKESER 4 CO. proprietor. and
HENRY DALLY. manufacturer. All others are
.tupta,, II. pt!,. 25 o,nts per box.
~ Auy,do, should be addses~.d 10 {. '. Cl!ck-
-,.eg h % d n.rclsy str"et. New York
S,d W ali y. uygists, and A~icine dealer. through
VI the United siai-- s.p25-davsm
WI. 4. nasc hslOs's iisir Dye.-he burniIs
clustering compound cctld ever have sttalmsd the
universal favor accorded To this by, the original
ocvsI failing favoric Nature Is not more tfue -
kssslt than the brown oisek oiue'd In Tie red
$751; srsy..t OF most fro~Iy hair BY II. Made an,
Ssj, OF applied Of Batehsor's viz FActoD, I'm nne
pstvsss rooms, 1s3 Broadway, New York. VIM
Dstehsior the boz Of ell Senuius othets are In
itAlUns
For SAY by Aiyord b Van Patt.n
-.p13-daxim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

c. Women are like peaches, the fur
Their you 70 South the quicker they be.
come ripe. A girl in Canada seldom
keows "whst . what" until she 10
twenty; in Baltimore this knowledge is
acquired BY the time they ere fifteen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
NEW GOODS RECEIVED At
WADSWORTHS

~ HITE Brlcad. silks.
w FRENCH Mcrinues,
whit ID lanes,
Embr ,der d Collars aud Rands,
What, Brown III Il Pink Sa h Rib,,o.,s
foiored Bieges Tor evening dress,
hit" and eoiorei Tarl tons
Black Long Shawls,
Extsa fine Sd NonR Flannels,
Checked and Plain Naiusooks.
Lsii,s' Back and white SIN Hose,
white d c,lored skirt luiuSs
q nts rinp Y"stS aud Pants,
Ladies French Breakfast Robe,
white Grape and many oth.r lies goods to which
w' invite attention.
ul9tf SECONpST.. opp. LeClairc Housr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

EF As party oil tour persons were
card playing on last Sunday morning
a week, at Circlcyille, Ohio. a dispute
arose between Thomas Moore and
another man, when Moore caught up u
corn cutter and literally cut his oppo-
nent to pieces.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
coMMERclAI coilEee.

sOuTHIAe1 CORNER WASHINGTON AVBSCE i 1HIkD 81
ST LOUIS, MO,
incorporated by the O. raj Assembly, Janu-
i AIRY two' fourth, Is4s, with full authority
'To grant diplomas, award degrees, conf hoaors,
and exercise oil and singular the privil common
10 Commrrris lleGes. authorized BY law, In other
Sta, s."-f Charter, Sec .
fill eou Sc OF instruction, In this Institution,
embraces Donble Entry. Bont pins, c,nnulerciai
calcIlst ons, Commercial Law, and P~nn,anship.
Gcntlemen enter for the course .eparai ely,
and at any tuIe, as Instruction u imp,rt tndlvidu
ally, And no, ia classes and each department 10 indie.
pendent aad under control Of its respectiv Profess
or, who Alone is responsible for the progress .! his
pupils.
ID Youn: Gentlemen wishing to prepare HEM
selves for business pursuits, are respectful invited
to call during business hours, and examine the mode
OF mpart,ns Instruction. the progress Of thu pupils,
and 1he superior facilities extended TO those desrous
Of qualifying themselves for the ssctical dnties Of
the counting-louse. Personal refer .nce given TO
above two hundred and nifty f250) practical accoun-
tants, now In charge Of books In this city oil Of
whom have completed their business sdueetion 10
this Institution.
n. B. For circulars, containing Information 10
regard 10 terms the course q Instruction, and al
business connected with the above, can coil as the
SOUTHEAST corner Of Washington avenue and Third
street, or address,
JONATHAN JONES. St. Louis, No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
EVENING DRESS GOODS.

M IlfTE BEoCADE SILKS;
w Light strip an Plah silks:
white pink and hue Gre >e de Parrie;
Pink, blue and white silk TuIe;
Colorei Raregcs and Tarletons:
Fink, blie and huH MerinoS;
white Mernos and ieaucs
Embroideftes Q, every description
Sils B'rtlaS and Lace Cares;
NaienCienncs AMI Maltese Lace sets:
W hiie and gilt coiure, Kid Gloves,
Ani great VARIETY If every style of Evening D. ;,
Goods can he found a; WADsWORTH,s
d.c6 df Second st, opposite Iet,la!re House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

CT Man doubles the evil, Of fate BY
bordering over them; o scratch beeo mes
. wound, slight 40 injury, . jest on in-
snlt. q small peril . great danger, and q
eight sickness Often ends 10 death, BY
broobing apprehensions.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
Y. Aitemp, 10 commit rapr.

The defendant was arrested on charge
OF attempting TO commit rape upon a littla
girl. h, the name Of fianciska Sohm, in
East Davenport, OF the age Of l3 years
III" s,Ii was living in his family, and being
TO feeble 10 attend the trial the examination
Was continued.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
ExehanRe q GERMANY.

TVUE undersigned are nov prepare 10 draw ds'sr,
% the following oltiaa In su1ns 70 ouis psschass
Berlin Ii Prussia
Ooloene In
Leipss In eA1ony.
Caasei.
Bremen.
Hamburg,
Frankfort, O. n.
and solicit the custom o. all those hsstna business
With those cities
CHUBB. BRO, narrow 4 CO. RlsxaRs.
CfERIING RMS for r. and upward. vor .ale BY
- CsraS Rpo, ARRow and Co, Rankers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

New FiRK LIMITS. B, reference to
the proceedings of the City Council it will
be seen that new boundary ha, been af-
fixed 10 the limits, within which the build
ing Of wooden or frame houses is prohibit.
ed. The limits now extend from tie corn
er Of 9th and Farnam streets to the depot
ground, and along the eastern boundary Of
said grounds to the river, thence along the
river TO Western Avenue, thence to 9th ST. /,
thence along the line Of said street 10 place
Of beginning. This ordinance will not be met
with a,orby "a erlain class Of people who
lose Sly lat OF future beneiitsln the darkness of
their own contracted visions; bnt TO tho'e
who have the future Of our pre- missing city
a; heart, this action Will he hailed with
feelings of great satisfaction. Thai Daven
port IS 10 be u city Of no small pre;rusions
is admitted by both citizens and strangers.
and that lis future greatness and solidity
depends greatly upon the enac ,intn,s oil our
Council, is too apparent 10 be questioned.
Half the battle in any business is to cor
meRce right, and If BY keeping the bnsi-
ness portion of our town free from such
rookeries as are finding place in every un'
1uarded section, there viii be greater in
permanent and CO mpara'iyely safe nature
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

Coal ha, taken downward tendcn-
cy,and can be purchased ut the usual pr ces
Experience has shown The people that our
coal yard, up on the corner OF Fifth and
Brady, is quite insufficient TO supply tn de-
mand, and that they had better hold ont in
ducements 10 tesmsters, that they may keep
the mark full. That there SHOULD. aud
that there COULD he a yard that oouli sap
ply the whole city is very evident; hut for
our citizens 10 base their comfort upon
chances OF getting a supply from yard that
IS supplied semi-occ asionally with car load
or two Of coal, is more absurd than an al
'empt.to cat mush with fork. The srTply
in coming time will probably be fun, as
transfers ave bringing in large quantities
from the other side OF the River
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
J Justices Court.

John G Us '"'''"''''" for petit larceny
II. d. CoNGpoN, J. p.
The defendant was arrested on a
charge OF stealing boots aud gloves from
Champion & Sons store. of the vaur of 81.
He evidently had come TO Ihd conclusion
that the high prices of provisions std fuels
made i, iaconvsnient for him Ia support
himself during The winter, and therefore he
has thrown himself upon the County. and
has been provided with board ami lodgings
Al The Graham House. He plead gully.
and was bound over IN q bond at S.5a TO
appear for trial u! the District Cont. |, is
surmised that he conmiitei the ode ). with
the sole Intention OF finding a good home
during cold weather.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

\ HABEAs CoRpUs WITHOUT JupGE.
"A runaway couple from Wa'ervlie Ne,
ole day last week. went to Harrington and
werc married Their enjoyment Of the
honeymoon was Interrupted in day OF
two, BY the arrival Of the young LADY,,
father, who took forcible possession OF his
daughter and was about to carry her hone.
The ALTAR getting noi ed about, however,
the villagers ass nbled about the hotel and
insisted tbat the man s'lould have IN: wife.
giving The Old gentleman FIVE minutes TO
surrender her or they would take her out of
his hands. The old gentleman was obliged
to give III, and the .nawAy couple we're
restored 10 zach Others arms in the pres
ence and ainids, the huzzas Of the crowd.
The father finally came ronnd, as fathers
always 10 in such Cases, and an amic ,ble
adjustment of difficulties occurred
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17
ST.ILDEEe'S p.sy,I.T'T
Unx.1vaIlo0
SalallARNder Safes.

b. o. WTLbER 4 CO..
Pstentces and Manufacturers OF the BEeT Fire PgoSf
Safe in the World!
IN order to supply TIL increasing demand for their
! WORLD RENOWNED SAFE, have opened a
Branch Depot in Chicago, ~ Wells St., where they
will keep constant supply at New York Prices, ad-
ding freight,
.JeSCelles's, and BNSsJeey.s' S0fes,
made 70 order with powder proof locks. - All
safes made by thes warranted free from dsmpness.
STEPHEN II. PIERsOC
oct 23-d6ml Ascent, IL Wells ST., Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

CORNER Oh SlAI6 An hANOiLPu Sic
entrance No 70 state Street.
TN3TITylED sEfTEABER, 1881 INCORPORA-
/ ted hs the Legislature Of Illinois, February,
1883
The extraordinary patronage bestowed ,pon this
long established and popular Instit Affords rat
Tying evidence that the superior advantage and IA
ci.ties Il offers for the acquisition o. thoroueh
knowl dge Of the various branches OF COMMERCIAL
EDuc ALTON, are favoraby appreciated by discern
ing and intelligent community. Over two hurried
fun course students have been In attendance during
the past winter, being an amount Of patronage I'M.
par alleed In this country.
The Colleglate Course is the most extensive, COM
plrtc aud thorough introduced into any Com
mercal College in this country and comprises practi
cal instruction In Book Keeping ard Accounts, aiap-
ted 10 every kind Of business, including m elaborate
work Railroad Book keeping, prepared by the Pre-
siieni expressly this School, sknowiedEe OF which
s alone worth 10 the Student than the tuition
fees for the entire together with Comine cial
Ions, Business Pennanship, and The subjects
of Commercial Law.
Albert Kidder, ESQ, the popular American Card
Writer whose specimens Of P~umsaship received the
highest premiums at the great STATE Pair held,n New
York dty In 1854, has bsen engaged Professor II
p lmanship.
Another cour - tree public Lectures will be de-
hvered daring the winter 1t Met, Titan EA.l, By
several TIL. st dist uished ltissns Of ChicaEr
Sudenis Can enter whenever they please. Circular,
ard Catalogue furnished gratni.ously On application
At tho Coilege.
Chicag, Oct. " dSm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

GRG,r Yh,Lp.-Mr. W. Page. living
nrar Raleigh, n. c., raised the following
crops from one acre of land, viz In sep
trmbef, 1888, he sowcd one bushel OF
wheat mixed with ,urnep seed, lto;n which
he raised 10 bushels OF whea, AID abon,
500 bushels of turn"ps. In June, 1886, he
he planted III" same ground in corn and
reas, aud has harvested 81 bushels of com.
ai'a 81 bushels of peas. The ohly fritil-
izcr used was stable manure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-17

AN ANTI-VEGErARiAN NIHGN.-Oh.
or cur rorih country pi'mcn, who had
turned segetariaG, went a counting p'ucky
lass n tie c0illeis village, aad popped the
question. ooh 60 long with yon," said size,
DO yon think I'm goi & 10 be flesh OF your
flesh, ana you I'VE On Cabbages No. in
decd. don't belong TO The rabbit fanily.'
English PIPER.