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IxrssssTno CAss or TaAxsvumox. This
sss.::iail, p.rior.:d s e, Wh a. o.ss
aEEson, Of Casnock, on the person Of :
Ponsn named Wood, residing there. In
psdiatsly after her accouchsmsnt. fearful
omorrhAgs Get 10, draining The woman Of
lood: She felt hersslf dying, and sum
pensd her hasbasd 70 her bedside, bid hin
good bye" and earnestly requested him
, take care Of the ohildrsu whsn she wAs
. more. She then became pulsslsss and
asping, occasional brssshiAg being the only
pdicstion OF life. 4 vsin Vas opened 10
y arm, snd one 10 the sSm Of hsf hasbsnd,
nd ~ the blood flowed from the latter il
~ Transmitted b. suitable apparatus into
10 vsins Of the wife. Altar ssvsntssn
ancss had been thus elected. tie pslss be-
hne perospaibic, the colorIess lips rsddsusd,
De glassy eye brightensd, and she thank.
ally said, 81 Am better" The case has
Progressed very favorsbly, and the woman
recovering. Dsash was here literally rob-
ID Of his victim.
TaE "Hsao Or lSpIA. Brig. Gen. Have
eok, Whose recent feats In India have made
j. name fsnilisf to our readers, was bors
sar Sundsrlssd, u Englsnd. in l79s, and
consequently sisty-two years Of age. He
adisd FOR the bar, but, BY the advics Of
Fothsr, and throaghh his interest, BE- obtaissd
eommissies - Isutsnast, soon after she
sttls Of Waterloo. 10 1928 he wont to Ia.
e, whore be first saw sssive ssrvics. 10
W he publishsd history Of the Ava cam
eigus. u 1888, after having served twsn.
-shres pears - sabslsssn, 30 wss appoint
maJSf, BY brsvet, for service In battle
. remained 10 India till l849, being In scs-
b duty al the time, and then returned to
aglsnd, After ~ absence Of twenty. Eve
sars. insl85l hs went back 10 India. He
snt with the army TO Persia, and on the
by back ~ wrecked OF the coast Of Coy.
Do. Upon his arrival q Caloatta be vas q
poe appointed 70 the command Of the Army,
18th which be STACKED snd dslsaasd Nens
ahib. In I'll his service in India, period
over thirty years, 10 has nsvsr been woun-
ID. His broshsr, Csl. Vim. Hsvelock, was
flled in battle With the Sikh in lSA5
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PsscssAia - ~ the Dsara 81 EAuca.
t1o0s

Board Of Trustees met pursuant to adj
ournmsnt. Present, Asssrs. Reddineton,
Irwin, Fletcher, Sullivan snd Ogden.
On notion the following bills were al
lowed:
Chase 1 Love, for carpenter work on
Central Houss and desks for said
schools, on account, 600 90
D. w. Kilbourns, FOR tables and
chairs Tor Central and Ward
schools, 81 rs
The Supsriatsndsnt was instructed 10 re-
urn to tbs Secretary list Of the teachers
bmployed, With tho amour, Of salary due
lach to Oct. Let.
Nh Hubbard was authorized TO rent =
loom for use OF school In First Ward.
The Secretary Vas authorised TO contract
or the furnishing Of fuel for tho use Of the
Ward schools. .
Mr.. Hamlin reported the olicisl enumers-
lon Of the children between the sses Of s
Iad 81 yeaS TO be ~ follows:
Whites, 1874
Blocks, SIS
Total, . 3S49
On motion, adjourned 70 meet On Monday,
9th inst.
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CMAa. ~. LOwHIE,
e n n u ~ n 4 n n /

RNEY AT Law,
LUZ 90. skOW A.
lxyILL practice in Lee and adjsiniag ssuaties
~ and iLths Saprs ms Cour VI the State.
|O6Ros over FickIsn Lucas bank Third ST.
bau32- dly
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
DLAck aaA Fancy silks, French Merinoss,
- Plain, Printed and Striped Wool De Lains,
Cas- hnsrss. Poplins, Prussan D. LAins, Coburgs,
Alpacas, &c., DC. --latest styles.
sspssdsn j. ). PARR0TT 4 CO.
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Party Lenders.
490H RS Of Thos. Je6srsoa, Alsx. Msniltea
0ading notices Of many other distinssisf =
nesicAn Statsnsn; BY =. q. BALDWIN. tor ~
e. OGDEN, BkOWNELL co.
Eeeped 81 Nain.st.
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WHY, PE8INE'S
SPLENDID STOCK OF


WHY, PE0INEsS
SPLENDID STOCK OF
NEW FAIL DRESS GOWDsl
THE GREATEsr VARIETY EVER OFFERED,
A ND selling ~ Prices that tell their own tale.
"A Kich ksxis EmhToidered Bets. Collars, Under
6lesves, BAndn aud flouneings, Edginss aud In
ssrtipgs, ssd other nice goods. too numerous 70
mention, just received and going Of like hot cAkes
Call soon o. you lose them. PEklNES
ssp3sd Ell. Cheap Cash Store.
kxD0AORDlNA1 ATTRACTlONvi
n the way II Carpets and Oil CiotAs, new nat.
ltsr0s of kcSsl Veivets. Tapesssv Bxs~s~se Ia
Pessry lnsraia. Three Phys, ssfe.s, K.gs and
MATS, ~ PERINE's
sep39d Cheap Ossh Store.
~ walls AND Cl.OAKs.
COKE splendid Chineile ehsvls, Broehs, Loag
Shawls, arUn the very best quality down the
latest styles Of Cloaks and Mantillaa. cheap 81
A LII classes, big and little, old and youna. Ssa
"A and poor, ear sAvs from % 70 IS par cent. b.
making their purchases fiom the imnenss variety
| Of goods displayed q WV. PRRINE'S
sep1ed CAsap oash Store.
A1ea0N MENT.
/ DROWN LOWE, u Ksskuk, Ieua, hase this
ID day assieasa 70 Ne for The bsns1t Of III tAsls
ossdstos I'll 81 siagular their psvsonal property
1 ana real estate. Creditors will present. thsfr
elains, under oaah Or affirmation, within thrss
nonAAs, y the Law requires.
]. n. BILI.INGS, Assignee.
ksokak, lows, Oct. J, 'S7-oct2d3R
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1857. 1857.
COMSTOCk & BRO.
STOVES,
No. II. Main-st.,

NO. N, W0Iu-St.,
Aeok0k, 1oWoS
"A Lso ,eonstantIyon hand and receiving dirss.
\ from Importers end manufacturers, inpists
Russia, imitation and American sheet irsn, ircn
wire ryets sheet copper bross and zinc, pig lead,
copper bottoms. bolts aniriyets jsIanned britsL-
MIA and PlanIsaed ware. Oval boilers, skillets,
ovens and lids /, dog and sad irons, charcoal tur-
naces. waide-irons. stove spiders, wagon to1sF.
eoaee mills ,browners Ac.,Ac.
aur3-d ClMSTOCk FRO.
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ehaWis, ClSAks anA Manalss.
% ROCHk, Stella, Cashmere and Wool Shawls
- all grades. Clocks and Nantes Of the lates,
ssp3odsn j. Q. PARRorT co.
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THE NEWLY PATENTED
Hot AIR Gine Cock steve,
Quincy City.

AVE call particular attention to this stove
" which for beauty and finish cannot De sur
pissed. IL takes long wood heats rapidly, and
viii bake tucker and with iess fuel than any 9th
efstoye in the world. livery stove we~iii warrant
" Perform Well aud not to crack ny hrs, and
fa lure itheTcase will be remedied by rs ~ cur
own xpense Pleasecali and examine this new
article, at ~ Main-st.
apr3-d CoMsToCk BRO
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A LExANDIR'B ia dIsvss sss = - =
"A sep21a rnnUn9.
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ing Machine will please address him through the
rostoncs, or call at his place u basiness, No. So
ANh-st., Aroknk, Iowa. Ioct3-d3wl
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A lower prices than ever before aasrud In this
IA City. Also, lArss And complete stock "
Stationery, Paper and Blank Books, for sale By
U. y DOUBLEDAY . WILSON,
sep?ld S<Aond-st
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m BBLS. superior AiehigoA Htueeo snpesivr
lVV article, just received and for sale III
!. WILLIAMS.
Johnson street, hstusn Third and ToastA.
keekuk. Jsjy lB-d 800 ~ a.
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0Dv100os q
4MkM2t IT. =. ". HARRISON .Treas. !
viss Pres, VIZ ,TURNRR See
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VIM. w. RELKNAP.

ANENT FOX
PHOENIX fNsURANCECu. OF HARTFORD
CAPITAL 5000, 200.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-11
IHllA(cc'S Sale.

vXIHEREAS on the Goth day Of December. 4 d,
w 1856, John vogt and Anna Ole his wife, exc
cuted unto Austin Corhin as Trustee, certsn deed
Of Trust. wing 10 said Trustee the la q In
Clinton County, Iowa described as follows. 10 wit
The West half u tie North East quarter aud North
East quarter Il the North East qsarter OF Section
twenty-tix l26) and North wcst quarter OF North
wesi quarter OF Section tseniydve (25) In Township
eighty-two, (Ss Range four, t) sHd North hsf Of
North East quarter ~ the Snutl. East quarter of
Section seventeen, 40 Township eghty-lwo, ts2
Rxnge i've, Il v Inch said conveyance made BY
the said John voct and Anna die his wife, for the
purpose u securing the payment of two certain pro-
mis-ory notes and the interest thereon signed by said
John vogt and Anna Ole his wife, dated the 3Oh day
Of December, A ID, 1885, for hfteen dollar, and
the other for sixty dollars, both payable SIX las
after date, To the orier Of II A. Thompson
And now, said notes having become dueand payA-
bic ana the said Jnhn Nogt and Anna Ole his wife
having failed 10 pay the same, Austin CoIbln,
Trustee aforesaid, 10 hereby give tbs pablo
notice, that by virtue OF the power which Is
in vested hy said deed Of Trust | viii, on
Saturday the 22nd day of August, u, ls57,
at the hour OF two O'Clock In the afternoon OF
said day, at the Court House door IN the city OF
Davenport, expose aud offer for sale. at psblic
ton, the parcels OF land above described, much
thereof shall be sufficient u -atsfy and psy the
amount Of SAID notes with the interest thereon to
the day u ssie together with thu attend
ing said sale, costs of this notice and Trustee fees
Upon the completion u such sale deed will be given
in accordance with the stipulation OF said decd of
Trust,
Dated the 24,h day of July, 4 D., 1857.
AUSTIN COnWN
InlU
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-11

IN pattstns and BY the yard for sale st the great
G0ep0 ~ NwNjfure Ware Hcsse Dessainl
nlock 2nd street. 80 o0ULD . oTHneD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-11

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORK
~ FOUNDRY
KNOXVILLE,
CHICAGO, ILL.,
NAPe, 0ills, Brackets, Trusses, Columns, ~ d
~ the latest patterns made to or Ger.
Information - 70 prices, etc, may be drained q
ports haeek ue. q Davenport, Iova.
ee0Nk BOOMER BOTTOM,
narchloSN Proprietoso.
The Subscriber,
w ILL exchange wATCHES, JEwRLAY
w CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS and any other ~
ucie II his Store for RAJ. EoTATR in this city,
IMPROVED FARMS
IN ths Ossnty. II. ". M0RRU, AWt
Store on Second ID door above Ferry street.
April 30 st dn.
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Trustees Sale.

trustees SAFE.
N1HEREAS On the 18th day OF July, A. D., 1856.
w Hannsh Louisa iiotchkis aud orson Hotchki Is
he- husband. executed unto Austin Cosbin rs Trus-
tee, certain deed Of Tru t, convey ing 10 said
Trustee the land in Scott Count, Iowa, d. scribed
follows, u wit The West half Of tho North East
quarter Of Section tweniy-four (.O In Township
eiahty, &c., Range one (i) East which said convey
ance was mad. by the said Hannah Louisa Hotchkis
and Orson Hotchks Tor the purpose 81 securing the
payment Of n certain promissory note and the inte-
rest thereon signed by said Orson Hotchkis, dated
the 18th day Of July, u, 1856, for Forty dollars,
payable twelve months after date TO the order VI VIM
McManus.
And said note having become due and pAya-
bic and the said OIson Hot Lkis having failed
TO pay the same, Austin Corhin, Trnstes afoTe-
said DO hereby give this public notice, that by virtue
Of the power which 10 In vested by said deed Of
Trust, will, on Saturday the 23i day Of August A.
D. 1857. at the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, at the Court House door In the city Of Da
venpOrt expose AMI offer for SALE nj p1biic sn6tion
10 the aighest bidder for cash, the parcel OF land
above described, much thereof shall BE- sum-
Client to satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
with the interest thereon 70 the day Of SALE together
With the expenses attending said sae, costs Of this
nttice and Trustees fees. Upon the completiao of
,uch sale deed will be given Ia accordance with the
stipulation Of said Deed ~ Trust.
Dated the Gath day VI July, A. n. 1857.
AUSTIN CoRBIN,
July2odth Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-11

VulC0SV AISVu ~ OSs AOUIS Ne IL
~ ~ y
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.
rains Isace Ohicdgo for 81. Louis ond tnasypsS-
dsdts places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted $50 Az
Express Train, Saturdays eIespted) Nor
Trains Ieace 81. LouisJor CAica0o and i,stsrms
dL0se Ttdces.
Accommodation Train, (Sunday's excepted COZ n
Express Train Saturdays exceptedD 88OP \
Trains run directly through, without change OF
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carnville and Alton.
wiTrans run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad q,
Joliet making this the Shortest Quicke and most re-
liable route between st Louis aud New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central Z. X 81 Bloomington, for La.
Sale, MendotA and Cairo.
iih Great Western OF Illinois at Springfield. fol-
Decatr- and Naples.
With all the Railroads dlverging from Ch,casc
with daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keokui
New Orleans, and Missouri River
Through Tickets for all places men toned above car
be procured At all the principal Tie ket Offices in ths
United ststes, and ct he onces
Foot ., s Az, ps.l IL oass ,ss
enoe, on Levee. site fremont House.
NCH'D 2. MORGAN, ia, Eupt.
Bloomington. Jan. l. 1855. icbisdti
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Fresh Groceries.
NJ. DALZELL, Jr., l. CO.
ooRxsR o. SECOND AND psRRy sTRssrs.
1HHANKrUL for past patronage,we now Offer I
tho public At large choice selection Of
Fresh Groceries,
Su0ARs-N o, crushed, clarified, granulated and
powdered MoLAssss-An kinds and qualities
CorgEE-Ro, Java, Laguyrs, roasted and ground.
TsAs-All grades and prices. vINs0AR--Pure Ct.
der and common: Spices, pepper, indigo, starch,
soaps candies. soda, saieratus ground rice tapoca
sage, fruits, nuts, candies, raiss, English PICKLES.
sauces, herbs, Bath brick, matches, brushes pearl
barley, split peas, chocolate, horse radish, white
beans, beef tongues, 5. c. hams, cranherres buck
wheat nour, corn meal, be.
Camden Flour
Asuperior article In Dbl. and half Dbl sacks.
Cr0ckSse Biscssifs.
26boxes in store. Jus received fresh water, sod
and butter crackers. CHHEsE-Western reserve and
Hamburger.
FISH.
Aackerel, salmon, white nsh, goldfish and herring.
Wooden Ware.
Our stock Is complete and well assorted.
BASKETS-Of ell kinds, sses and prices.
Nov eth. \. DALzRLL yr. 4 %.
FRESH .1RRI1.aL-
Fresh Groceries and Good Things.
Smoked Halibut. Salmon in kits
. Salmon Mackerel
Maekerel, . Bbls. h HRS
Eels, Herring
Baskets! Baskets!
or every size shape and quality low as can be- bought
in the city Also CABS and WILLOW WARE, Of
every description.
Ground Rico,
superior article for PuddinRs Also Tapieca Sage
Thyme Marjorun, $. Sasory French Mustard Pickles
Preserves, Fruits and Nuts, Candies, &c, &c IN
fact every thing may be found at
n DALZELLJR L co.
lmay3Ctfl Cor 2nd and Perry ats
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12


Mrs. Cunningham has again set New York
that she had been married to the unfortunate
DIR. Burdell, and expected to have child.
She, as the widow would, as matter of course,
be entitled to one third of the estate, and If
she had child by the Dr., it would get the
remainder. Subsequently she told DIR. Uhl,
her physician, that she was not pregnant and
asked him to assist her in procuring child
elsewhere, which she might palm upon the
public as her own, stating also that DR.. Catlin
would act as accoucher. DIR. Uhl informed
the District Attorney of Mrs.C's intentions,
who concocted a plan to catch her. The DIR.
was apparently to enter into her scheme, and
informed her that ssCaifornia widow'' was
anxious TO 81 rid of her child. Mrs.C.,not sus-
pecting anything, made her arrangements, and
got the, child which the officers had procured
at the Bellevue Hospital, and marked back of
the ear with caustic, SO as to readily identify
it. Mrs. G. then took her bed, and pretended
to have been delivered of the child, towards
which she displayed every mark of maternal
affection. At this interesting juncture, the
officers entered and arrested her for the at
tempted fraud. The statute makes it felo-
ny, punishable upon conviction with ten years,
Imprisonment. DIR. Catlin has become a wit
ness for the State, and testifes that he pre-
scribed for Mrs. C. for cholera morbus that
she was not and had not been encienfe, and that
nochild-birth took place that night tap to the
time that he left and was arrested. 1t is al.
together probable, however that she ms " ,,ot
clear, as the officers were rather too fast. =
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12
New Advertisements.

EAR MERS LOOK AT THIS.
Il The undersigned agent fa- the sale of
WILSON'S TIIRESHING MACHINES. -ivos no
tice that he is prepared to supply the Farmers of
TWO, THREE or FOUR HORSE MACHINES at
the most reasonable prices. These machines are
not surpassed by any in the United States, and will
thresh in one day, If properly attended from leo
10 400 bushels. Repairing done TO order
BENZ SPACkMAS.
Cleaafeld. AUGUST 2. lSSl-3rn- nd.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

ORIGIN OF THE BoNNET.-The first bonnet
worn in England was brought frem Italy in
the reign of Queen Elizabeth, and its form was
a compromise between the preasent round ItaI-
ian peasant hat and French hood. The mate
rials employed in constructing these head
ornaments were crimson satin, clat arately en-
broidered, cloth of gold, and similar rich ME-
terials. The Leghorn fiat, with perpc ndicular
crown and wide brim standing on; lar around
the face, was the first legitimate bonnet worn,
and this appeared long after Elizabetl's time.
1t was trimmed with artificial flower and i'm
mence bows of ribbons. Our present neat and
exqnisiteiy delicate head covering is but a
modification of this huge affair.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

The Canal Department of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company has been placed under the
charge OF W. b. Foster, Jr., Vice President.
as General Superintendent, T.. II. Cupuy,
hsq-, Engineer, and ID. L.. Mitchell, ESQ.,.
Secretary and Auditor.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

Usios AND Ylcrosr.-Who of the opposi-
tiuu to the Bogus Democracy does not want
to see that pa:ty--Irish Brigade and alf--bea-
ten. s.horse, foot and dragons at the ap-
proaciing election in this State Then why
should any one decline to join in union move
'mept- especially when the union candidates
dDne eHz psghflslly for orr priasiples 4 VIII.
not, MHixard, Lewis and Veech. aee' the only
dandidates that true Americans ana kepubIi-
esAE should vote for = q lsa y -
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

One hundred and twenty Eve thousand tons
of iron we're in use, in cannon, carriages and
balls, in the last battle that decided the fate
Of sebastop0l, i quantity Sufficient, il nads
into rails, for = railroad from NeVY York d tbs
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

MT; Briggs, ,7of San Jose, California. brought
Win MN last year, from the Atlantic States
an ,ar rye swarm OF bees and from this one swarm,
IS said 20 bs without parallel.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

The Chicago Democrat states that eight hun-
ared persons and firms in that City have paid
me liquor license Of $50 each, n,Skiux rev.
enue Of $40, 600, s ''-''.s'.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

MAN IN ST. Louis; was fined $50 for using
obscene language on the street while ladies
were passing. All ynlgarity and profanity
IN the public streets should be punished in
the same way
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

VINO IS GEN. PACKER THE Berss County
Press says:-His history can be told in few
words. He owes his present position as can
didate of the Shamocracy for Governor, to the
simple fact, and simple as it is true, that ever
since he reached the ago OF manhood, be has
steadily kept his eye on the spols and his hands
in the treasury. He has grown rich and fat
on the public works; and from his youth, has
progressed up from mud boss, supervisor toll
collector Canal Commissioner, and Auditor
General. 1t is a little remarkable, that he
has kept closely to the public works, never for
a moment giving them up as long as dollar
was to be made, either for himself or anv OF
his relatives. In giving out contracts when
he was Canal Commissioner, he farorcd his
brother largely and, also, it Is believed. Jared
vel himself It mnst be admitted by all.
that in auditing his own accounts, between
himself and the State, he had all his own way,
and We are sure tAaf Gen. Packer would be the
last man likely to overlook the advantages
Tins placed in his hands by Gov. Porter pro.
naely for that very purposes We opposed Gov.
Forter boldly, at that time, and we caanot now
cpnaent to continue his administration 3 ,hs
person Of Gen. Packer. : = - >
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-08-12

Z = 7The iolloring shculd l,are appearea tsfore.

u he following should have appeared before,
bat had been inae SeIterty mislaid
Mn ". a. cANPBsLL - Your ssna,hcr,.t;o,,
rule. as published in the .ges,7sk Of JuIy LIST.
may be substituted by another. Diuiae h4If tAf
s1tga oy TIE squares OF .sae 6cse Of the I,s Of
De loffe1sdfcniar AID hvrofes,s,Sc, 5v tke fe7lrh
OF he kypofheaass ami Perpendicular, and tac
9notieat srtlZ Re Hte kypofhs1neSe-
Fer illustT@ti iozl e1seli tie length Of porren-
Iet it be recuirsa 5isc~, the pole so that may
fail, its top reaching e pe;nt upon re plane, 50
feet distant from iss base, and tie oth.. .nd re-
naming upon Ia z.uma what distance from IL.
top Inust TIE pole be cut ol ! he square of the
base, 20 feet Is i0U the square Of the of the
perPerJic&laz and hypotnenuse. l6G II. is 1850
which squares, VIXEN added, make $4,000. Row
inasmuch as in all right-anglcdl triangles, .te
square Of the hypothenuse is equal to s-e su:a #
the squares of the other two Sues take La.i of
the sum of the squares Cor the hypothehuse, which
would be 10000. This sum cannot be tho true
square Of the hypothenuse for the reason tAat the
sum of the hypothenuse and perpendicular
only given and conjointly squared. L is obvious,
and of the other two sides conjoined must be in
ratio with the several sides relatively, and hence
If the base is so feet, its square must be definite
and 800, the square of the other two sides CON
jointly (i60 ft 25600 making $1,000; the half of
which squares IS 10000, So, Eypoth.
the half of which squares. mi
nus 6400. base, il 96oG perpen
the base is Goo base