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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

"lt 10 stated that Mr.. Breckenridge
really made proposition to Mr. Buohsn.
90 ct the WhsAtIands, yesterday. 90 the
subject Of bic Withdrawal. The plan 10
to got Mr.. Donelson also TO withdraw.
and unite the democratic aud American
tickets 10 the persons Of Fillmore sod
Brock inridgs. Such . ticket, Mr. Brock
inridgs thinks. will b. likely to sucoesd
against Fremont and Dayton. What 10
to be done about the swo platforms, does
not srpear. Nor have W learned Whas
response Mr. Buchsosn made to the prop.
osition."
We copy she above paragraph from
the Philadelphia Ballssia Of Last evening.
The editor Of that paper 10 . member Of
the christian church, sud day sitter TO-
morrow will once more bend he ksss II
the altar Of God, with the profound self.
conviction that in Publishing SHE pare.
graph b. forged and uttered delihss-
sss, unqualified, Wholesale lie. Il will
b sseo that il 10 . clear end ssrsisAt.
out statement, which rsadsrs she guilt
Of The knavs Who Fabricated il I'll the
more dsoains. The oath u poor aacls
TosY, which broke from him IN regard
to the dyisg soldier, was " are cold,
wiped out By The ssss Of the angel Who
recorded il, but . lie like THE, 90 cold
bloodsd and mslisusat, will stiok TO The
hypoerits Who made il 10 Tie lest dsy Of
bic life. nosylvaniaa Sept. ~.
DO1----
The old "Dodgs" won't win. There
was no "strsws'' there.
ANOTHER STnAw.-A vote on the Rock
Island cars, " ere in1esnsl bye passsn.
ger, resulted thuss
Fremont, 81
Buchanan. 22
Fillmore, 5
Gazette, Sept. 10
The abevs y unnitigatsdly falss. There
was 10 veTs taken % the Rect Island
eass on the 18th, - above ssatsd) end an
ether thing, ~ Do net believe that the e.
sstts was ,a3esnsd hat there was ei,hst.-
The last 10. ninstssi out al every twenty
= thsss Votes puhliaAsd By he niger wsr.
shiping pepers - hsviss been token upon
rsilrssd ear, stsaabosts, &C., srs h 81.
spring q fsisshesA, asss llAriestions, got
W . 6seeivs saa swiadls Tie people. ~
eesie sns ssa.ls verify, pssssiss NY ".
Dssvs Jew.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

ssssOovs .. OUna. IA
The nineteenth century = truly The
age OF progress. Since theyear 1900
some Of the uost wonderful results
Of humaa intslDect and genius hsSe
been witnessed. The drift Of the
mind u the world into the depths Of
scientific investigation. and the crest
sch emen,s by it effected during the
first hal. OF the nineteenth century, is
truly remarkable. Al al early day
in ,hi. century, 1907, Fulton lsuasAsd
the fir.tstexmboat. Now the number
OF steamers trsvcrsing the wster- Of
America alone, are counted by thou
sands yes, 1t lesst 1000 are there nov
in commission. Thirty one years ago,
in 1926, the first railroad ~as put IN
operation III Yankeedom. Not
single Railroad was there in opera
ton in the world in 1900. Now, IN
the United States alone, there are
over 10000 miles Of railroad ID sue
cessiul operation, which cost the o.
mos, wonderfully large sum OF two
hundred and eight, five millions OF dol
lars L. build, and included in America
there are more than $4,000 miles OF
the iron bands. The year ls45 wsa
that OF the advent Of the Electric Tels-
graph. In 1872 was discovered the
Electric Magnet. A recent discovery
| . the Hoes Printing Press, capable O.
printing 10000 copies per hour; and
| Of late date IL the art Of Eiectrotypln2
In 1900, Gas Light WAS among the hid
den mysteries, and now every city and
town of any pretcncc, however small
is lighted with this lately discovered
agent OF brilliancy, and quite recently
1 We nave the 6uUouuCCsuSus ~ "sA''
greater discovery, by which hight
heat, motive power may all be pro-
duced from water. The beautiful in-
vention Of Daguerre was c"mmnnlcs'
tad to the world III 1889. ChlorofonI
and Gun Cotton are discoveries OF The
past lew years. Many new planets
have been added TO the solar system b,
the study and research OF astronomy
| in these later days.
| The next halt century, what may i
not accomplish I, With confidence w
may look for still greater discoveries
The intellect Of man is wide awake
and up and doing. II is exploring
every mine OF knowledge: BY 1t ever.
department, OF ar, and industry
searched for useful information. =
What glorious, useful and endurln
results NAV VIZ no, look tor as e"n,t
qnent upon such research
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

fs.ro-. = Notes pnrporling ~ be
issued ty the Indiana State Bank.
Bloomfield, Ind, are in circulation. =
There is no such Bank.
Spurious ~ notes are III clrculation'
purporting to be Of the Bank OF the
United States, Jersey City. The! are
altered from broken District Of Co
lumbia flank.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

New Yort, Sept. II.
The ssosmer Asia arrivee this A. 4
With Liverpool dstes TO September s.
The Royal British Bank Of London
hss fsilsd.
Liverpool Sept. 5.
Under the influence 0: continued fine
weather, prices Of eli kinds Of bread
ssu6s have considerably declined, -
compared with rates current ct the sail.
ing Of the Csmbsis. There 10 ooosidsr.
able vsriation in qaotssisos Of lssdiog
American hooses. bct most agree in csi-
ling decline in lower eradss Whsat shout
! 81 to "a.
Richardson, Spencer I Co report the
following prices:
Mixed and yellow corn 32s Cd. White
32s
Old red whsas Ss6s %. White LOO ID.
Thsse prices ere aooinsl
| The Royal British Joint Stock CON
pauy hss failed had done large bust.
nsss-hsvs branches 10 other plseee--
hos 800 stock holders oil Individually Ii.
able TO the extent Of their nance end 90
| be assssts ere very unsstisfeceory there
| will b total ruin TO I'll concerned.
rheAnssiesn ship Ocean Home Vas
fro0 RotterdsD end bound to New York
With soigfsats. The osp ain With TWEEN.
sy.ooe passenger and crew hsi landed
q Ply9outh. Nhs Rubso Wss slightly
keoaeed and proceeded TO London, the
second 0Aos ssewssd, end four sssnss
Of IL 0eses Hone COS into the long
bost, hut their fsts 10 doubtful,
! Philsdeiphis, Sep. ~
! Private advice. from, Mexico via Hay ana
! mention reports tat ses Gus diMculty b.
tween the government Of 'hsi country and
the British 1inistsr. and thai he latter had
! demanded bis passports.
! ordore he'd been transmitted to Havana
!, fos NE British squadron there Il proceed IL
| vsrs Crns, 10 enforce the demand Of Eng.
lend.
TIE senmAadef Of he Dr.tlsA ssssaee
Tartar, ct 0svaas, was coilsssr naysl
feees md would sail inpsdlsisl,
New 0sisAss. Ssps "
oesa desl!asd. Asss psss s',1bs, cue
0iastnasa, sspt. 70.
n 1silssq4 ces!sadus ~ lsa ..
aaoisS jsse(as.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

Tie State election in Csiifornis does not
take place thi. year till November 18th,
same day with the presidential election.
Georgia holds no state election hi. year,
her elections being heBhial.-N Y. 1our.
Of Com
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
BosstSsess DIRECTORY.
Doukin9 Z BIchoDge.

nAGEIM 4 CORBIN. Ger Second and b. ads
NICHOLS CANPBkII. L CO............Ma,n
COOK SAkGENT. Main Ascend
AoGREGOK, LAWES BLAKENORE.. Main st
CRUBb BRO BARROW co Cor Nam % sts
TALlNAN POWERS y, Imam. aho., y q.
LsnA Ageass.
WM. AIIES............ " bGiulI9, bTA'Iy ~
NICHOLS, lSbkLL q 20. ..4sin 81
ALLEN 4 pOOLAN........O rr's Building Brady 81
Iasuponcs Agsneiss.
n T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .AAiu street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

Dem fnsj .ls pen me! 10 'o1....is
II thu Republicans derive any con,o.a.
ton FROM these results, ". hope they will
make the most of 'hers Cnless tuev snc.
coed better in the other % States. II il Ger.
tain that they are destined Ia ~, ,gnomir,.
o',s defeat. for ~ 1889. only -four States vo-
ted against Pierce, viz: Vermont. Ma.sa.
chusetts, Kentucky and Tennessee
No other elections take place pro, IL
November. except the following, viz:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

REMOVAL
GRABRE'S Hair Dressing / ~ wing
- a l. q q N
IA I'll h. rsinpN ri to-day !. newly nit ~ ko,,n
w and r the lie Csile Aons. whore b. fSitI tIt
hr r.',nd in readiness 10 serv. hi, nuvn.-. s,At.,n
e. IN 40 nio-t sppr.yed msn'icr.
Perfamery! Perfam~rj
4 NOs>IAhTLl nn hand III. laf,.Ai IL ~ p :
- uu nv C"iogues, E,frats Wssh-- 81 POM
~ k,s.era'iy~., ~ a. t,RABB'fS srpe be-
Trieanaltkss 1 Nair Dye
,i~ ~ on han -. Hs rlr-h smt I nihkrp-h .
"' .s,.s.. :. ~ ''r,a"s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
THOM As nAsT1NG.. NEW Nu.,c M

\hlsH A'"'l'c,ion ~ P-slm and hymn Tus..
bo'"t"'l- hdhrmS, Motstis, Chorus, s. &C.. sdsp,.
- !" t.a h~. II aAss.s, PTiyAls Gircs aud wors hi.
rin. A sS'ineii''-. ny -hamsS Hsstins. Az nar..
re T. a. - ", sing. ..oip's mailed p,.t.psts
'"T saih'istr" !" any adds IN receipt II is e.
iishrd trisl IN this ~,.rk, and h, i. .etmorhsrra 4,
u" M - ."i'~'ii"' Of nnh e,et prepared by sG.
eniin M author, -
sS'--Ihs sabbath b-il J., 6.o Il K.ct Per ~.
-; -insis e,pic, ~ ~
ahSs'f y u IsWpkI Il 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

v0NHk ..pActnt hip heret ofvre .xistinR uEd the
i nam- ami arm o! Nonrss, viele 4 Co, !. this
day dissolved b. mutual consent John J.. Swits re-
firing therefron,. ne businsss will hereafter B..
conducted BY John b. Sourse and L. 3. Viei-. under
the a'm and name Of Nourse Z viele, and Who are
authorised L. sign the name OF the late firm In the
liquidation and ettlernent Of its business.
JOHN B. NOU1Sn,
L. s. vlELK,
sep. 3u.iv JOHN SWIIS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
Trustees Sale.

VHyukREAs On III. fifteenth ia, II January \
w u. 1850 6votr..h Hubbard .Heca'ri unto Louis
A Aackiot. ~ Tra>,ee certain d'.ti II Trust
sS.ng TO sid Trustee he laid ia SCOT, sonn,y
IoN a, descrit a. fullows io-vi: All - ia east
hall OF the "uth- sst quartz, 81 s-ctn No tw"Dtl
seven, (:.l in township No eighty. (s0i norih Of
rance NJ. nv, t5j east 81 the dfh principal merii.
Also III undivided hpli " The east half II he
Eoth-ra-, quarter OF h. n"rth@">i qisTi"i Il .rc
ton NJ thir,y-fuur. tG4) Ii township No eighty,
$50 north range n. ts'. 90 eat 81 'tl rrin%ps
msridian anirs NINETY t."i scre ti-", The
sosth-ee.' q""nsI ~ IN" nor h,~rs' 4a'n = u
s;s no,, H. ,. n. & \. =, h No M, .
me riiian which aid conseyaI.e va mad. b. III
said Goot rh Hubbard, Ia tb- purp"-' " -.turing
the paym al Il ~" certain pronss"sy noes sEd b
interest tl-Itnn. EI.ned by the said ,.n.dri,h Hub
bard dat d the ~ r.-,lth day - JslIiary u 1850
anu oae psyahis =. follow One 20 aeNeI.t, Nv
dOllsr paw able N months. sd en- 4" the
of six hunhgf-t snf eni4 -ls. in,r- pay abb. IN
tWctv, n.,nlE- tf,u date, ~ ID ing ho .. nf
Macklot \ t"rhii a DayeGpori, with interest A.
the rate ~ tn pr NJ irti anu ia after iu. And
aow said hrst menivi, 4 tote having tecom' dur AMI
payable. sni IN -aii 80" rich Hubbard having rail-
cd u pay IN .rm.. Louis 4. Msckl"t Tru>t".'
aforesaid, 4" h"e.hy -, III ri'h' r.tic. fhs' Z
virtue Of thu l-,~. .hch 1t ~. v'-i'd y ~aIt
1 deed %: r. E, 1 On day III ftuitrHuti 'iay
Of Oc,ot,e , y 1896 ~ N, s.lrg IT lw"u'.h.k IL
lii" s't.rno"" + said d. 81 liz. ''ar, Hus' door IL
i The rity III i'as' ni"a go a n ~ sst-. Al
putir 49,. .I.n tho parcels ~ ,rd ,hits i"cr ,ed
ma, her Of a. shan b. -niii 'n; So y ,na
pa. he ,nounI Il "a ir.t WITH he ~ t'SJ ~ -
On I" 'it day Il site ye''"r sin ~ n y I snG
l .xssn~s a,i.HlG. 4 Al. r.,~i u! M. i,fic art
Trnsre'e re-, POI tn COMP. # such >.,l~
de"t VII gwen in atpg'ishss with he -Eipu,lt4n
Of .sid De.-i o. fru,t ins III a us-f u
tie I" II. sta.. y ltni ga e.. u t.rc!.s- T
/ Dated The i-'h a., .. s.p''-npe, A. D 1870.
t.n'is NAokIor
/ septl9-dts rra9fa
DR.. ]. Mc(ORTNEI
InifkKs HI ptpi..,-e - .r-fa-. 4. n eiue u,
Il VnS nuy.x tfft,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

If any one should ask what ia oa
opinion arrived ~ by an .Hiparti xl test
was the best aud most honest compound remedy for
preserving and beautfying the hair, and restoring
gray hair to its original Color and the iocks the
bald beaded We should without hesa son say. prnf.
O. j. Woods Hair Ressorative.--S. f"ai- Demo
crot.
Sea advertisement in another eolu,sE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
Gfoul Attrorfiop.


n sMx epsiessigned .psMe. sitenti4 81 se.t rn-.-
day She ID nssf 81 IT, cha 81 sss Aes.' n
sose stus<1il o: A
y0lkELN'ERl'G GOODS
~vrI psse-ntsd 10 the lsiie, and fs.ntkn, .fDs-
venport aud viciISay. A 81
10 o0pfi.e> . lasee and fsshunstis sa.<k - Bou-
nets ~ tie fall ard winter tslr~, Trliarmifgs 0.uTn-
ing Goods. Emhro.deri., sn. -, -, and variety Il
csh-r gr-is shich have b-eB CAREFUL, -.lsetsi sId
BeAght ~ atglNA accordance i'll lAsl aud fAshspI,
WIN tfsnks sw psN tr~cr<. 4 Sasss anev tn pst :
r0nsg" which he hitherto ksn % LARGELY ard f-- ~
sceorded- LKORA :. TYLER,
west sic II u sfy, b-taan Fourth sid Fifth
sess> =. sspt is-dl Sal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

DFRAuD.-Ws would rsll attention II he
puh.it Against fraud dsiiy prs'Tice nlon
the u.pect rig in the article Of DR. }. HOSTEL
Bi,ers have become 81 popular. others having been
max ng prepAr Ations initiate It, aud in sasse
hsve purcns as d old b,itfS and ta-ili.d thfrn ".
would adv isa all persons biy of none hnl e>cts-
iic cap xne the nam on
For sale BY hartley. Ta.aapsnl d ~. .Agrnfss
louer OF Second and Persy Str~ets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

-. e ;:'i e:s:IS'stIss =: &. l' ~, Z;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

DAVENPORT. IOWA.
HAVING had Ions experience in Europe and m
lEA-trIn Cities, In Manufacturing Piano Fort-s
and gans, am prepared 10 execute all orders with
which, my friends and the public may favor roe, In
style ms 1rpassed.
VIII keep constantly on hand Piano ForI-s and Or
gans Of his own manufacture which, In regard TO full
and power RI tone. dsiicscy Of touch and sody
az construction, not Surpassed BY any In the 1ast
Win warrant them, aad kssp them In orAsr for ave
years Without charge, and every saSisfacfoh 10 pur
chsseYs.
Musical Instr ImeEts Of ali kinds sspsirtd 10 TIE
neotest and best manner.
Pianos and Orsans Tunet IN eity at ounrty wnsn
desired. tyloff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20

BlISM k(l Nhlelrlx!
rrlnt- Al all prices Ir.,," 10 10 >pI"t,'d
s,v.s sud 10 cnior- NJ g t. ~ nts.
ttnt !'fut>
PUsftisel! fash.
.ttn .U,htf- viii hDG PRIV in". ion
Il MP ->iatl II. INK ~. a'r..ai hst
..'>-,-t;. - So H,Nt apart at a. r ,tSts
MAJ have >uGn mt nlioii. iFh-i
VII hud hsnS 'nt wears /" "rut, sui ~
tsir ~upIis Their wants III ths ~, ts..,sif in-
,. rTpN 4 60
h"A island AMI -. ,n.' -iretl~
ONVENfNDRf l(DNNA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-09-20
SALOON
H II NJ II m Ii

III II M y N IL
IA HIRE good baer and aili refr.-irr.Hi- ali b
w h.d all time. Saloon 90 Soc nd : r.,t be-
won volt aud Ripley -ertIs-r:,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-12

01-c,--,,-y rr ~ A. c., ~. -.
,,r1- e. r-.ui,- ,f :-..,,i',.rc.
- h.,,, -, - - Io.. So. g
I. = rs,,.rlst,lc bo1v ,he ,,irJ nf ,f, ys"ri',
i,,r.s.i'-s,ioo 80 ,rh
.cl,;.-a.,.r.. !, h.. a!F.c,n5 IN 49,, .,,or.
,,c,;,l
FnI.o,, ,,,,.roa .ho ars, e..,,,y.o.. :,
49, ,'nrr .S,.ra aro or1 s...,,i--,+., ,.". 80.
-.oIi -. - -. t.a,-;". a--,-.
r, ,aS5 49, -, - 80 49,,
-, u--.-t,,-a... .'. | - '@- - ''s
~ ,ai6 80 :,d; :;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-12

Bread.
Good bread is one of the essentials Of good

Good bread is one of the essentials Of good
living and health and it does not little for
the peace Of household. 1t makes all feel
about right to sit down TO a meal and find
the bread of the best quality. But wry faces
are of.en made over bad bread. And what
mortiiiratlo it is to the good housew ife to
set before her family unpalatable an un-
wholesome bread. And yet there is much
poor bread eateU sll over the country. II Is
the one thing more poorly marie than any
thing else, As a genera. rule. There is only
here and there good bread maker. II is
raised so much as TO be sour, or else is not
well raised, or badly baked, too salt or too
dry, or the raising has killed the natural
taste Of the Hour, or il Is shortened with lard
or something else ~ make it unwholesoul-.
We Esre no particular way OF making bread
to recommend. There are many ways by
which good bread may be made. There Il
mere in the making than il Tie way. There
Is no one Kind OF Ta.s.IS that is infinitely
superior to any other. The use made of !.
is the lnain thing. Never lc: bread rai-e too
much, for the " hole process is Gest ucii7t
to the natural proper,'e, Of the aour. IL Is
fermentation, the first process to decay.
Let the raising be c2ne in as short time g..
possible, AID eli the better # t csa DC duac
while baking.
Though we 90 not propose ray, We 10
propose q kind of bread. OF al. tne kinds
OF bread We DO think that made Of UUbGtcd
wheat Il h,ur IS b, s.. l. is best because il has
al the whelt in i, contains more Uf tie r,e-
meE:S needed by the system than sup,gtiEc
nou:, l. easier L!z->;cC. Is s..UI ter and sweet
ei, and Is less cU!ceHii atcd, and wten ~ 8
'icet-0 !s not 50 ocugby aud tough. Ihe
Juices Oi tie Stomach more readily perD:ate
It, which !cad-rs It 'Au-a !..or. ea,: Ii
gestec. ILe whole Gyit.u- process ls wrong.
IAe wheat - Lg1 made u, Wei gjcuMc, y
better tlan !: il ailer II goes Through tie
bot. SuYeIaUe i.our ~ to- concentrated,
that l., IL contains too much hUt..lne:t +.
It's bu@. I.le stomach !uq-.r rs coarse food,
aad 1t must have il or !. ~ not long te
healthy. Feed animals On concentrated food
a..d noting e.se, and wc know how culck
hey T. !. Feed ...ea on rIcG food anu tur
resu: : the same. They become puny,
dySyeItjc, pale, weak, and after VI ! ( g-
neral.y diseased. We have USED the wheat
Iaea. tread !oE ycars, as oug principal bread,
and you'd not be deprived Vi i !aF tie best
farm IN the western country. Il Is raised.
generally, with the coiallol. yeast powder,
s"Cetencd little with III gsses, and s=.ted.
Il Il IS saortcHed 81 al, i should te cIt
Atu., ana t-4t with cream Ia.E-u Ai;.-
thicker than can te stirred |i:A Il strong
spoon, but 10: thick enough t. te moulded.
It should be mixed as quickly as possible
aAt put iLto tl- oven iH Gil Lss.e. Care
stoc u be taken not 10 burn It ana ye: to
bake i wei. HAT : or .rugd- We -s-s.-
y eat i three TINS day, and have never
failed ts enjoy perfect ket!h when We used
II. ~ rSt.e4I !. @Uove price as Gn article
oi dlct, sn1 rec I2uIeaG I 10 c7eryU3ty-
,'ClLey f..,A.er.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-12

1873. Bay Tdi1,ndc-Error 70 Bureau. Continued.
139. Gaiend d Chicago Union r. r. Co. vs.. Red
Error TO Wnnebago. Continued.
Iil. ASttdugh VS.. Astc0vgh-Error to Stephenson.
Affirmed.
142. Morgan Green-Error to La Sale County
Court. Under advsement.
IA Chanplin vs. AorSan-Error to La Sale Con-
tnued
145 .Searis VS.. AunsOn-Appcal from Lake. Reversed
and remanded.
lao. Bo,aney SoaiDt-Error to Peoria. Under ad-
visement.
14s. Lofin He,rington-Error to Cook County
Court of Common Pleas. Affirmed.
I49 ,Jo'ies VS.. Goodrich-Appeal from Cook. Under
advisement.
15O Dalson ct a.. EeukiyK-Appea! from Cook
Affirmed.
15l. Pdrker vs.. Fitch-Appeal from Cook. Dismissed
152 Durtey Vs. Frdkes-Appeal from Livingston Cour-
ty Court. Dismissed.
153 AcGas vs. UatchiDson-Appea! from Cook. Dis
missed.
loi J1mphenoEr vs.. Chicago, alton 6 81. Louis r.
r. 20. Dismissed
1ac. Greerroo3 vs.. Karrfson-Appesl from La Sale
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-07-12
Discipline Of Business.

The life Of man of business gives his
character pretty hard trial. Not only does
it exercise his sagacity and prudence, but IL
puts his integrity to the severesttest. He is
surrounded by the selfishness Of trade he
sees men profit by cunning and fraud, and
he is tempted to try his skill in arti!ice and
deception. Every day his honesty is tried in
some way. He is thrown back on MS in
ward principle, and if his heart is followed
and deceitful, he will be sure to show it
And that man has reason to thank God who
has gone through long course Of bus! icss
through times Of wild speculation and gene
rel bankruptcy, and goes down TO the grave
with never shaken conscience of being All
honest man. He who can see others making
money by false representations, and never
stoop TO these tricks Of trade, is fitting It's
own pure mind fer world that is more wor-
thy Of him.
And yet man cannot wholly escape these
temptations. To do that 10 must needs 60
out Of the world, Or retire into solitude. He
might, indeed, avoid all danger by shutting
himself up il convent, ID pass lie OF
outward 6anct!ty alc IaZy couten piat;on. -
But IN. piety that IS nuraed in clNs'ers IS of
4 sickly grc";h, compared w!.A tnst which
maintains integrity amid strong Inducements
10 evil. II is not ;..e vi, G: Tod that we
aaould retire apart 10 keep sroE cor4.:..;;....
cation. Not in deserts, bat among men,
sharing the common lot, meeting temptation
IS it CONES, are VIC TO form orr character fQy
eternity. Men ought - r.joice in rigid dis
cipliue. Whenever asSaiieL by temPtItiOE
an Opportunity 3 given - conquer them
selves, and 81 to !. come noble ings. The
most heroic riItues of the hGnan character
are brought out in This struggle with inoorn
Sc f3saness sad with the cowardly example
of tie wOr d. Men Of brav5 h.arts ought 20
welcome the conflicts buEe.iug of life. Eve.
~ victory they cai1 viii make them strong
er, as the tenpcs, with ro.k- and tara the
oak, while i. roots down deeper in the earth
only to lift higher it. magnetic agn.s towards
heaven.
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To MAZE PCar APPLE W,yE-T,te

To MAZE PUaC APPLE WINE Take good.
new q ia. iT,SL i.CLi ti.s YI,ss; dissolve IL
i Sky pound, Ot common brown sugar
Cac.! t..rcu ga..ya. CT cider, and i.t / sctt,c.
Then pat tbs fifteen gallons ~ Ian
barrei, and j. the uari, uy .i,A clear cider,
TO within TWO gallons OF being fai; lave
the buag out iyr & hour; then "a: the
Uu1g in, with small vent l.; LIE barrel
>taua a yuar-the w.ue Is then fl f1r use
/: needs no Tsckjng. The longer it stands
the b-t.,r. We give tie sta:- rec r.: on
;ae principle On which Noses tolerated con-
cuaiuagr. It j. % nue.: better to drink
wire thout poi --ags d~ugs. thsc ,os,, bu,
- or - cent, a gallon, than t1u7I Lc,s.nG
which cost i.o-l =, - s.. % gaI.un, taa.
We think TIC change "ouIl DC an improve.
meut The tes; way, re ;nIuh, Is 10 drink
10 vie - al, pure " t...pure.-Er.
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a Lose Look AarAD.-.A co;cmporary
turns his vision 10 the future, and rough
the misty diSt4Dc, ol two hundred years
secs and describes the following:
scene. H nusc Of n citZsn OF New York.
IIas.-A. D. 1856. A t..egraphic mes.
sage has be-n sent ~ III; servant, VINO pre-.
sents h'n- + al the window in pal.oon.
E4s.e- john, 20 - South A;n-rlea and
I'll 81. Johnson TINT sn.u i 10 happy T.
have fIlH sap with me this eveni1g. Never
mind yDur coat, 20 rg!t away.
II tive L..aG.-s I'm retarns.
Jha.-Mr J,h1sJn says he vii come;
he j, obliged 10 g to the North Pole for
moment AMI vi "a. here when be comes
back
A.S:s--Tery vel, John; now you may
wind up tie machine for setting tue taLle,
and telegraph to my wif- that Mr. JJhnson
viii be here presently. After that, John.
you may dust aQ. my balloon. have al
appointment ! L9adon IT l2 O'Clock.
John usspg .ars % CSe. l;e I.4esr orders.
while his mater steps down to the West
indies to g; frcsh orange.