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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

A CUR,ous MAcuiSE.-A gentleman ir
Bridgeport, Ct, has invented machino
which, be claims, illustrates a principle
ia mechan les heretofore believed unat-
tainable, to wit: That machine could
be made which would be able to sustain
it's own weight from one end of its ex-
trene point, at right angles With the
point on which it revolves, 90 as wholly
TO overcome the immense gravity OF its
position. Tho s'farmer" describes this
singular piece Of mechanism % follows:
The machine consists OF . leaden
wheel, Of about FIVE inches in diameter,
having . brass rim, and secured to .
small shaft Of . similar length through
its G, nter, to enable it to revolve on its
axis, with rim OF Eve and halt inches
in diameter. This rim has projection
on each end, Of about half an inch be-
yond its outer edge, on limo with the
axis Of the wheel. On each projection
there 10 an indeotation sufficient TO rest
on the point Of an upright spindle, made
firm in stand Of any height you may
choose. The wheel 10 got in motion by
the force applied to string wound round
its axis, similar in its operation to that
Of top and when the velocity Ut tho
whe.l ia at its highest maximum the ring
is placed horizontally on the peint Of
the epindle from one Of the fluctuations.
The machine, then, with the wheel in
serticle motion revolves with rapidity
horizontally around the spindle in . con-
tsary direction from that Of the wheel,
and keeping throughout its precise angle
on 1hich It started CO the stand, sustain
ing itee3f wholly BY its own action. II
you change the end OF the projection
from the point OF the spindle to the OPP
posi,e end. the resolution on tho spindle
becomes .: once reversed, and continues
90 to run % long ne tbs force Of the
wheel 10 kept W BY the action Of the
string 6rst applied.
Wheshse soyth;ng useful 10 to grow
out Of this discovery is ssiI! to be deter
mined BY those interested in mechanics,
when they shall satisfy Themselves fully
- to the philosophy which xoides and
governs this principle, - verified By the
machine in question.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

LoogIxc C1.- Business Of I'll kinds il
beginning 10 look up Farmers are marke :
lug their grain, and sre receiving from ~
to 80 GEMS PER boshel. Merchants ase ma
king collections. preparatory TO laying a
their fall ard y inter supplies Of goods. sfn'
in fe~ weeks we can calculate upon brisk
business, good bargains for the goods b. v.
ing community. giving ~ impetus 10 bu,i
ness and trade, Il al is bound 10 drive dull
care away. Let il come. - Maqnoke'a
Sentinel.
CoNYERExcr:- The annual Conference
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, met IN
this place on We inesday, for the transac-
ton VI their annual bu mess. The mo
important Of which, is osdai"ing ministers,
and distributing them for their yearly L.
bors We hope TO be in Possession Of the
doings, and ,lss appointments for the sever
al circu Is, in order 10 lay before our rea :
ders ell the changes that NAV be made, in 4
future number Of the Sentinel.
FATAL ARRAY NEAR LA MoTTE Two
foreigners, residing near L. Motto. got INTO
an alteration about cutting Sh"af Bands,
on Saturday last. 1t appears that the Irish
man who had employed the thrashers, had
also employed a young man, German. 10
cut the. bands. As is usual in thrash ng,
after the Jun was through, a few mnni e.
was taken TO rest. While resting, the Ger
man was requested to lay up few rails.
but refused on the ground tia, he wanted a
short respite, and VI he, the Iri>hman, was
not satisfied with his work, TO say so. Tie
Iri~hman then told him 10 give him the
knife, which he did. The freshman then
told him to keep quiet, or he $ would
wiring his nose" The German told him,
lac had better try it, whereupon the IRISH
man struck hun blow on the forel cad
With the handle Of the knife, staggering
him back few PAGES, and before he had
''..e TO rec' yer, plunged the knife deep in
RI We breast of the info tuhate German,
t" alng his heart, aid killing him III.
s..
HE above particulars, we gathered ha-
Silly from one who was passing through
La Motto. II may vary little from the
exact circumstances of the ARRAY, but in
The main, We are inclined to believe that il
is correci.-Maq, Sen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
L.lDEJJ'| PEERS.

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g.. md the Northrrp Printing Presses
q ~ newspaper publishing this advertisement to
,- amount 81 Nv d,liars aud sending two copies Of
tho paper Ia will b" paid when they puchase f,e
times the amount i'm type.
Ectrotypng executed ut short notice in superb
manner.
aug25 LADEW h PEERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
RIGS! D.lGS! D.lGS!

AgANUFACTUREDh y the Chicago Bag Mannfact"
My, Randolph street, corner u CLARK chicago.
yLGUR BUCKwUHAT corr MEAL HAM FAR
NEisS OSNAEUR,s MD St.AMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
purnisk"d upon the sh"rt.st notice, and Al the
lowest market prices. The designs Tor branding are
new, original, and not To- bs surpassed IN th' c"uh
try. q AShA"p
jy9f Post Oniee-adircss DIX 1917
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

In Kentus XIV, Know Nothingism has met
= rebuke that is seldom administered to a
party. II 10 impossible 10 break the fore e
Of this demonstration by any pretences.-
There 10 complete revolution 10 this Com
monweal'h, which will show itself more
completely in November next. alright 10
Kentucky.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
POLITICAL APPalNTMI NTS Of
HON. JAMES lsN ANT.

Hon. IA MES GRANT, a Isrnecrstic Elector for
this stat, will lie glad 10 sdis-ss the people
IL JONES county, ON tn 1t Nhday ia ptember
In Jackson county, Oh thc 2dDncsdsy in -
II Clinton county on the 81 Monday IN -
In C,riar county. IN The 4'b Mnday
In s. oit county, on the 1t " siy IN Drt"ter
H. Muscaiine county. on thu 2dM ndav Ia OCT bcr
Ia John. on cgnn'y the 3d Nan a, ih -
H. ether counties, Of which dt-i inoiice VIII b.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Bank Of Florence

0W10k " EvOTGnCG'
FLORENCE, Nebraska
GEO. Is SARGENT, Pres't. M. PARKER, Cash
V1NHE undersigned proprietors Of the Bank Of
i Florence, Nebraska, are by the pro-
visions OF its Charter, Individually responsible
for all its issues and will redeem the Notes Of said
Institution at its counter In the city Of Florence in
coin and either OF their Banking Houses, in East
ern Exchange at one per cent. in specie 1t same
rates Of other currency.
COOK b SARGENT. Davenport
COOK, SARGENT L DOWNEY. Iowa City Iowa
COOK, SARGENT K COOK Fort Des MoinesS
COOK. SAkGENT + PARKER, Florence, Nebraska
july 7th 1S66-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

uOoooo0os - remoDes-Ds. Cheesuens
Pm, -JAe ssbinAtass VI imsreitnis In shesr Pills
. ehs result a long and extensive practice They
en- uld IN thssr operation, and certain In cmrecie
Z, lrsreuasttcs painful menstruaton removing all
SnpeeuSkns, whether from cold or Otherwise, heasi-
seAs rain In tbs side papitztion u the heart dstu b
q s)srp which arise from interruption 81 nature
NY can he successfully us. . preventive tn sc
p1,ls should never be taken in pregnancy, a. they
vssti sore "a cause miscarriaee. warrsnted pure
II vcesta and free from anything injurious To life
q health kxpiicit d,rectoos, which shosld be rad
scoOmvany each box. Price o.. Por sale by the
Druggists In Davenport, aud Hines Ciippeneer,
nsck Island Sent by mail bv inclosins 81 I" Or Cor
nsaius L. Chcrscman, No. 49, Broadway, New York
Ue3o-isvim)
Dslley's Magical Pain Exsrsc'es.-Therr
n~ver has been discovery made IN Miteria A''''"'
Whereby pain can b. ~ quickly sIiayei. and where
pssss in high state Of inflammation IA BE- 80 rapidly
reduced 10 their natural state where wounds and
scars can b- 30 thoroughly and rapidly hcaied and
d~eaye., parts restored without either &C ar or defect.
than With DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
TOR.
n which children constantly sn'ject-h" aciion
Of the genuine DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, Is
ever thu sauei How much Pain and Suffering may
thus be prevented Moreover, Life i'selfsf'r
ten dependent up,n having at hand III" q mime
DALEY EXTRACTOR, AMI Tor particulars Of "hfh
respectfully refer L. nv printed pamphlets, g. ia
ruth uf whph hold myself r"spnsih'e.
Nocsse ~ Burns and Scald ~ matter how s"verr,
Aas ever yet In any instance, resisted the all
owersul pan-subdniny and hoaiing qualities of the
DALLEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No Pam bxtra,ior u genuine unless The "rN mas
upon II stss Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
lures ofC v CLicKENER n co, pror.iei"rs, and
HENRY DAILY, manufacturer. Pife26 c'htr pr
bnx . =, ga, :,
~. Ali orders shoulI be addressed I" g. v the@-
ener h Co, ~ BARCLAY street, Nv York
Sadhy all Druggists and M'icin" d alters through
ut the United States. DAWN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

On. Il. u. MYERS has removed his
office to rooms on Second street, between
Brady aud Perry, few doors east Of Smiths
5 ore. DR.. NJ, during his three years res
idence in Davenport, has earned repu:a-
ton as Dentist, which places him in the
front rank of the members Of his profcs.
sion. We hea his work well spoken of by
many Of our best citizens.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
New Musical Work by C.F. Root
Tho Sabbath 8cu..

VNlilSwork iill- a place hitherto vacant. The Sc
/ lection of tune> j. excellent. Also arranged by
tn >yes old tunes, especially for prayer and social
meetings.
tine seiecf n ~ pieces for opening AMI closing
services, special vccasirns. &c. Also Chants for f.
piscopal service and last but not least 100 pages
devoted To instruct ions and exercises which make il
invaluable for the Teacher We intend at all time To
b. Supplied with The work by the quantity. Orders
solicited, Copirs sent (posagr freq the receipt 81
81 (the retail p ice achers Choristers and Nusi-
cian- requ 'sted to examine the work
Published ia Nv Yvik by Mason x Bro, and for
sale by II PORTER X BRO,
(aug1lxt Rock Island
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
.Enee Sole (heaap.

on ACRES q Ane Prairie al mile south q
gu pu1on nEQDt, with DWELLING house theron. -
- a6es9y IN b. bouCht ulsM the snose rcasosable
49, Rnsuirr II g. 3. HCBBHIJ,
6~sasoaffY lSud Agrp
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

Bsair Dye.-it makes no d'a rene" how gray
Or red, % rusty the hair or whiskers NAV b"' nor
how wnch they mao have ben injured b, bad ayes
BACHELOR HAIR DIVE vii MAX" them beauii-
eu, aud lively black or brown without the least injury
and MI never fad or turn rusty. WAhRASiLp
Made and sold, or applied I'm NM private '-" AZ
RATCHELOH'S Wig Factory, 231 Btoafway NV
York. None g~nuinr p' wM bArtnlLoh ~
on the label. Sold by all the Druggists lans3"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
IOWA LAND AGENCY.

VIM. ALLEN wM. T. CLARK,
ALLEN 4 CLARK,
Attorneys 4 Councillors 1T Law,
Real Estate, Life Insurance snd Genera
Land Agents. and Notary Publics,
POST OFFICE BUILDINGS, BRADY ST
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
lVOLLECTIONe ana all protessional business In
~ every part Of the State intrusted to cor care
will receive prompt attentLN Money invested; Ia
paid, for on.residents; Money Loaned unenc lit.
bered Real Estate security; Farms, Houses and Lot.
leased Real Estate Of Ill kinds bought and sold
commission.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
4 NDIc1di1 Chance.
t.Tnn"3ifl

INTENDING to emigrate to Florence, Nebraska,
i desigr to oner the following property for sale:
TIVE LOIS with gtp0d llOusc and Wagonshop
I'm Blue Gra0 Town.
Having done three years In this town q rroAtabla
business can conscieniousy recommend this place
to any young man desiring 10 start business his
owahnk !" HENRY CUBE,
(augl4dtl waGnmaker.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Iowa Fire and Marine Insurance
COMPANY.

At meeting 81 tn Stockholders q the "IowA
"A Pire aud Marine Insurance Company" aesa 81
Sh- olR.r of thu Hon. q. C. Il Mitchell in the city
ri Davenpo I, August 10. ls56, on motion, Edwin
Smith was appointed President. and Jos Lambhte
Secretary.
On e. ApainatiaG II the stock subscription b~'k II
9sreared AhAt the requisite amount had been sub
scrbeA 10 alhorise ibe stockhold 10 elect Bard
VI DIRECTORS.
On motion tbs stockholders proceeded 10 the elec-
Aion Of Hard Of vs. Directors, whcrcupon, g
Nitch~n teo l. Davenport A. 4 w Act;regor, Ed
En Smith, En,ch Aead. u Bakcmore. VIM Mona
nus, se<t, StrO,. burnett jos I.ambrite, James
a1oay, Stephen Thompson, John n Davies. Bsnj r.
Cotes, Jxs Mcintosh, Jos Motto. McGhce, and
ND0ynl CAau,bcrlan were duly elected said board.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
At meeting Of the DirectYs Of the Iowa Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. held at the once Of
Auu q 4 Mitcheai. in the city II Davenport Au-
rust %, 1885, at O'Clock p n. X Aiichll was
eaoe1sb PRESIDENT. Alex " Ac6rreor vice President
nsVei ChaabeHasu, secretaTy, and Geo J. Davenport
4reaeMrer.
= o. nntion the President. Vice President, Secreta-
~ and Jos I.smbsite Sere appointed cogpitiee 70
psepose code u bylaws and regulations, . report
y ~ ncxt Meeting.
ne mseairg then adjourncd.
EDWIN SMITH, prcstdept.
SNsEpu LAnD4ITE. Sec'y.
anesJ din
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
SPECIAL .V'OTICE
TO New York 4 Boston Passengers.
- Hours Saved
III BY TAKING THE
New York l. Erie II. r.

Passengers taking IN" so A " Train on Michigan
Central Railroad Al Chicago, at Suspension
BLDG, II 90 " same day. aud connect ercinscc-
~ with the New York h Erir Railroad, arrive IN
NV York city next day AT 45PN,
SEVEN HOURS and Twenty Minutes in dd
vance o(any other Route.
Passengers taking tn. q A. NJ train on Michigan
Central Railroad connect through by Niagara Fails
Road, also by the North Shor. line ~ steamboats, TO
Buff 10, arriving In time for D 90 A train the
New York Erie Railroad, arriving in New York
sam evening at 30 PM.
ONE HOlR and Twenty minutes in Advance
Of the Albdny route
sou hern at Toledo with steamboat direct to
Buff 40 and arrive IN time FOR the $50 Steamboat
Express train on thr n X Erie Railroad, arriving
in NV York at II % "
SIX HOtR in ddrdnce ofthe Albany route
Passengers taking III, I Is train on the same con
met at Dunkirk with the A NJ train on the h Y X
Fri Railroad arriving at New Y".k AT .50PM
ONE HOt and Twenty minutes in ddcdnce
Of any other route
Passengers leaving Chicago Saturday SEQ A ~ on
on Mich Central Raj road will arrive In New York
city SUNDAY 2.i5
NINETEENHOURSn adpance Of the albany
route
II aims from Dunk rk Buffalo and NIAGARA Falls on
Y X Erie Railroad make direct connexions with all
trains leaving Chicago for tn East running through
direct TO NV York with les changes than any other
ROUTE
4 1.rasscngcrs must he particular to purchase
Tickets via York X Erie Railroad. ifthcy wish to
SIX or SEVEN HOURS in time, aud so
through without delay
N rchau,s, Pro.luce and Stock d aers can make
through contracts by calling on the Cumpany' Ag nts
A. II PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn st Chicago.
b. +, SMITH, Gen Agent, Cleveland, U.
(tugiSd ,ms)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
10" PRICES.


DORElNG MACHINES. Bench Plains Spear /
IJackson's Hand Pannri and Rip saws; Cast Ste.'l
Anger and Anger Bits and Braces Bench, Hand,
Shingle AMI I.x,h Hatch-ts-best quality.
Steel Squares.
Nations Draw Knives,
Dong thin pairing Nortice and Firmer Chiscls;
Gouges,
S,rew Drivers
N"ric- aud Thumb Cages;
Try Squares. 'vels;
Saw, Sits,
Wusl and Iron
RE.VCH SCREWS,
iySsdly LIVINGSTON L LOCKWOOD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

Hos. j. l.. Cook. = uhe Gazette
has comm. need by plying, asd will end by
vlliifyhg Mr.. Cook, because Of differ
ence OF political belief. II made Grandma
pull UP her nigh'cap, and froan through
her dr,y wrinkles al rs, becaus. We spoke
favorably Of 'he' MAJ ncr " Of Nr. Cooks
speech, IN Rock Island. The Gazette
raves 10 hear n enemy comrnehAei. =
course is tina, Of the l,hmae;l'e. While
we oppose Mr.. Cooks political Doctrines,
So log rs he conducts the canvass in an
person. The Gazette is SO accustomed 10
the opposite course Of action, that We can
expect nothing but falsehood and calunny
from it, columns.
Mr.. Cook, like others in this city, will
receive no injury from the Gazette's SIAN
der.
CRossINGs.-A new crossing has
been made on Second street, from Wiley's
store across to Knapp and Isedmon's, great
" to the advantage Of peieitrians.
CRACKEp.-ln cxcavating the cellar
for Nichols's new block, the removal of
earth below the foundation Of Atkinson's
block, caused sinking of the foundation,
ding is bajly cracked and damaged Il col.
sequence.
- Deer Skin Mittcns, Gloves,
Gauntlet and Mnccasins, from the gre.'
manufactures of JohnsioYn and Glovers
Vile, New YORK; the various grades and
quail les, may now be had from Mr.. IL b.
Math' vs., who represents number Of the
largest manufacturers of those articles. He
ma, be found on Sixth street, one door
west Of Harrison, ready 10 furnish Dealers
at Manufacturers prices. These Goods
are made Of all qualities, from the heavy
mittea and glove, ad, pied for the .aborer and
teamstcr, 10 gloves and gauntleis of quality
and finish so perfect, that they are prefer
red almost universally to the imported
English or French article.
These Gloves, etc, may also he had at
retail, Cor otherwise) f.om Aston and Co..
and A. Green, Hat, Cap ANA Fur Dealers,
Burrows and Pre,tyman, Ada'nson all
Rapp, e. Fish, and c. Leslie, Dry Goods
men.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
For Sale or Lease.

TOrR LOTS situated on 81 and Scott street, 10
Il particulars enquire Of CoRBIN Dow
taugl5dtO JAMES MAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
Real Estate.

DARTICULAR attention given to the buying mad
/ selling Real Estate on commission, paying Of
Taxes, etc, Having complete Abstracts Of all lands
IN this county and city, are fully prepared 10 ex.
anime Titles and furnish correct abstracts, draw
Deeds. Mortgages and all other instruments OF writ
Ing an take acknowledgements Al the shortest motto
and or. the most reasonable terms.
MC0REGOR, LAwES Z BLAKEMORE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
w. G.. COTES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALERIN
GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS

Constantly on hand Oranges, Lemons, Green and
Dri Apples, Nuts, &c &c, 1t Chicago and 81 Louis
prices.
Brady st. near Front-Exst side.
Davenport, July 26-dswtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

NV YORK-s PSingiil 4 c..
-vischer ewrn b Co.
CnrcAGo-Scriven & tAIlagher.
A" w spence
ST. Louis. y. Post
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

nnn BODK3 Olipsn, for . small renumen
IUOOttn,
" IT, nv ~ tbs r@te Oity oooalG6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02
TO SPORTSMEN

TO SPORTSMEN.
TuVHOSE wishing anything to complete an outfit for
i the approaching
Sporting Season,
viii find everything nsxcssary, at Not Main street.
Eleys Cloth Gun Wad>; Powder Flasks,
~ Water Proof Caps; Cartridges;
,0lsne and Lead. Gun Wipsrs;
0hst hAgs; Gun Wrcnches.
A large stock Of Dr:sonts Powder Ia arrive
iv2aiIy LIVINGSTON L LOCKWOOD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

CRossINGs.-A new crossing has
been made on Second street. from Wiley's
store across to Knapp and Redmon's, great
~ to the advantage of peleitr ans.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-02

~ Sold AZ IA Market str eel H. Louis, Mo-, ~
Broadway, New York, ard ~ oil Dru9gsts every
where. All kinds Of family Is1sst netc&Ss for sale
on the hest possible TERMS II Prof Woods sstaishe
ment ia Market s,seet, =. Lous.
Sid here by all the DyugRists and BY oil popular
Druggists everywhere. [ Jy16d-tv-wl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

rINHERE features connected with this mill worthy
consideration and close examination the part o
those wishing TO purchase Feed Mill
Its mechanical construction and adaptation the
poses designed crush and grind cern It's great
pacty, while doing immense work with extraordinary
its durability s amply provided for. The complete
and entire porabeness OF the Little Giant rendering
greater convenience for plantation and farm impossi
be IL requires mechanical aid bill Of expense put
II up; farm hand servant put up and
running in half hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied to horiEontalas is most
usualor over head, and the mill may be easily attached
where Is used The power IL takes requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality Of product
10 TO 30 bushels good feed per hour according the
degree OF hDeness ground, and the size MILL II Is the
cheapest MILL all things considered there before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pa
worthy OF the fet that there has
Patent Right specuang hucksterng about the country
as Is usual with the thousand bunging makeshn mpe
mens that got trade-merely 10 get money BY
selling paminE of the patent right the creduous
then the machine 10 be abandoned by all parties hum
Little Giant Mills believing that they can-snd determined
that they will supply the Agcuurasts and Stock rasers
OF country with superior Mil, permanently
gagged in the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manufacture OF these mills In the
East West and SOUTH OF these establishments poy
ing so solely In this business So highly these
mills appreciated that four thousand have been sold within
the past eighteen months a1d the heaviest and the
United States have eagerly sought interest in their
acturt ana sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested; no one
OF the kind has received and high testimonials
from Mechanics Institutes and Agricultural Associations
and none by Of substantial practical utility and
merit have fairly gruand their into every days
popular favor than scotts Little Giant Corn
Cobb NH. Orders promptly allied.
LIBERAL discount 20 dealers.
BROWN ANDERSON,
oct1-u No. 20 Market ST., Nashville Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-17
p ROF. WOODS

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
HAr all the bald and the grey can be restores perfectly
% original growth, far their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt besides Il win every possible
disease OF the scap whether developed dandrun itching
or IN the shape OF entaneous eTuptonsyen scad head
and in no possibeease win il fail Of curing by magic
nervous periodical headache and used twice week
the young regularly Il will preserve the color and keep the
hair from falling, to any imaginable age READ JuDoz
LOGAEsPOET, Ia, June 2sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood a Co:
GKNTs Yours OF the 18th came duly TO hand Enclosed
please Ind sS Il being the amount tor Hair Restorative
have sold it all . you choose you may send SIX
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think sell IT, IL has
worked Miracles in this place. sold six 81 bottles
that bald, and il fetched hair All his head
Yours respectfully,
A n RRTDLEY.