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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08
Riahth ward Republican Association:mrl

p,mbsrs OF The Eghh Ward KePubcan AsocaI9n are re-
- s,.d 10 meet AZ Jbc House THIS EVENING att
not for the purpose Of erecting delegate 70 the Broadway
Cnv.n,jon JAS. w. SlMONTON President.
W. C. MoNEYPESSy, Secretaries
w IL
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Ninth Ward Republican Associatiop.Ifhs el lee
n m DELEGATES tue City Convention viii be he at the
pLsrI,I Buildings en- TUESDAY EVENING the 8n INST.
ns pos WI open O'Clock and close a. oc2ck BY or
'Nh-' hH'"14T ''N
M d. THAYER, Sec'y,
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For sale bv Booksellers generally. Published by
MASON BR THEIRS. N.w.York.

URINE and CRIMINALS Whit is 10 ne
done with Crime and Crn.:uA" CdIe u al k.nd- l.
f-,,tu, ON the Increase among Thu victims fond
In AL conditions society" Frauds rob6eres aud narir.
not pace with but the intelligence VI III ase
the prominent and coIcuE expressions u tn lead
ing newspap,rs -,
Abolish bsugns" Soys Make puuishment less
and more certain" Give hanging sJnt
Make the penalties Terrific &c This weeks LIFE
ILLUSTRATED Nuggets the causes AID remedy Al Ne"s
II en- sell IL for cents
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Gloibins.

uAVE you seen the 80 80 SHOES aud GAL
IL TIERS also tho IS 80 and - BOOTS at JoAEsA
No. 10 ADn-st.. the Museum
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MARION BARLANDs NEW BOOK. -
wi Resdy to-day, and f'r .Le st he Bookstores:
MO S s. s d E.
By MARION HARLAyp
Inn.bor Of Alone" and The Hidden Psthp
Love took up the harp Of Life aud rno:e
On ,l the chords with M sh.-
smote the chord Of Self, that TREMBLING passed
In music on: Of sigh,
One rea. limo. volume Price 81 IS
The r5b,hers Big the indulgence Of their friends
tor ~, for supply of this AID rasey
i kri fr book Of svoe aud popular authoress Our cd
vance order. 70 present time reach the unprecedented
number of 1....-z ...
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND COPIES.
We Rave increased facilities for printing and shall be
.he ~ an orders after the coming week At tha rate Of
TWO THOUSAND COPIES PER DAY,
when s demands will be promptly supplied:
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,smb,s Of the above ASSOCIATION request - to attend
meeting 10 b. held at Sprngst Hail. No 1876 Sprinast on
TUESDAY EVENT Nc, Srpt 1857 at y 0clock Tor thr pr
e OF ,ectIg Dc-g 20 the City ConVentOn 70
mt AZ the stuyvesant Thursday evening" Sept
10 10 choose two Delegates and Arnates 10 the State
Convention. The polls will be opened from ? m 70 M
BY order, JOHN j. siLLOo'hi iieAue"'
JOINS SHAW, }sscvs
lrn pAI.InING. ~ -
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Eleventh Ward Republican Asssocintion.7

Thirteenth Ward Republican Association..A
,.,tus of the THIRTEENTH WARD REPU BLlCAN AS
6oCIATION will be hed UnaerdOnks Hail. of Gin
tar and GIand-sts, on TUESDAY kNENlNG Sept !, at
ek 70, the purpose Of ele sting Three Delegates TO the
CAV Canyeption 10 Thursday Evening Sept 10 to
,l. 80 t Delegate. al atenaes u the Syracuse Con-
yepon sept % The polls will open al CLOCK p H.
ssd remain open until o'clock p IN $1,000. - q,
By order Il EDWARD CoLLlSi rEesIuch-'
BssJ. c DEAN; Secretaries.
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T,HE MOST BEAUTIFUL IMAGINABLE.-

Y
EVERYBODY il dying b,ain OF the charming RiR
BON Trimmings that have become de Teg In the iaon.
bic salons Paris London and Berlin. Those Ribbons
bsye been mpoIt.d Qe Whisper . oar .dy Iesiers
pIcssy for his customer. by H. LiCHrENsrEtN No @
B they form the most elegant trimmings ir tue
ojng and evening robes I'll" most tay
ech OF lead Ornsnent French Flowers,
Artificial Feathers silk Nc'ves aud fncy Bonnet Materials,
will be found this popular establishment. In beauty AID
quality they surpassed by nhng that the conn ssen, may
observe IN Re gent stTe,t the Rue dc RSc LiCurEN
STEIN enjoys this remarkable adv ibtsse m u ais
busnessibat his aud graceful s.ock OF
Nil Iy Goods Trimmings for Ladies' Dresses all i-
pCr.d BY hmte end dir city from the foreign MANUFACTURER,
else made in this country uo'.r as own immediate I'D
pervon Hence II 10 that he abe TO sell u. prices twenty
per cent below those Of his cot,mposes and the ,A~
time exhibit stock that III. envy and siuston q tho
word e New York taste.
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4 IL b and WOODS MINSTRELS,
~ - No AZ Broadway.
II WOOD Busirsss N,parc,
GRo CbRIsTY. Stszc Manager
CROWDS CROWDS ! CROWDSl,t
ONER 1900 PERSONS
Wit, the lr during the pact Scck and man lrrs vcrs
NJ kEED AWAY
lrabls gain admission
LVcr IN their spsc0us aud well ventilated L IL taken
tSrty III Il evening end csnsnded bY tLe
1REMENDOJ ) CROWDS
before The curtain rises Tie programmes for this we4k il NM
smelly fine Arbacng the principal in their rcpxtats OF
ETHIOPIAN MiN3TRELSY
and ooIcaJins each evening with
POPULAR FARCE,
3D. tbeir own inicai, able style
Doors opeD 81 fonnsncc It 2. o'clock Tickets o cents
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hjaitbss, 9swrlrp, Sc.

MEXICAN WAICHES-IO The Trade
~ These Watches by the aid Of and original
machinery and tools expressly designed 20 secure With low
price fine, substantial and correct askeeper The move
ueps are now simple and beautiful In plan aud Construction,
smshaby easy oftepa and been pronounced BY Tho
and wat makers b faue;s IN pneae
and quality and BY al who used them To DO esbe IN
performance Eecb Is engraved Appleton TfacJ Co.
Nahnm Mass " and Is mpsned b Certificate 81 s'ai'
ineness and perpetual warranty written signature
We sk buy these Watches merely because th.y
ore Of American manufacture We ask only that this s she
mot b. p,rnittad exclude from consideration We
claim that Watches equal In quality sud mer. cannot BE-
tsred cheap Europe tRd SIX our counymen 10 's
these TRIAL under warranty.
Orders inquiries may b. addressed 20 Us directly OF y
Of the under mentioned firms who agents Tor The sAs of az
FOODS in New York Wig;
Eiessr, COOPER FELLOWS, No. II Msidenlsns,
h.ssrs FELLOWS 4 Co, No n Mddenlan-,
Messrs PLATT n BROTHER, No. ~ haiden.lsEe,
And Messrs ROBBINS L APPLETON No 10 MaidsnlsRe,
VINO are agents Tor tue Transaction Of our senera buss
APPLETON TRACY kC).,
Successors b. the Boston Watch Company.
Boston Watch Factory. Wsltbsp Moss. July laH
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Nlillinrrn, Sc.

MILLINERY GOODS, DRESS TRIMMINGS,
w and HEAD DRESS GOODS fr The coming season.
The Uudessn.d having made s-nsye alterations IN Store
would call the attention 4 chlce stock Ribbons
Fowcr Feathers Veiyets Dress Trimming Head Drsss end
other Goods connected With the TrGde lners and Dless
Makers supplied at liberal discount.
l. Z. flBRALS No l5i Bowrry. DOOR ah owe pIoome.
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| MONTHLY NOVELIST.
READY

NIAPS. GUIDES aud LANDLORDS, OF
wi eye1y description Dc pb.Iiu.d S11slr and r,ts
a. 4 RANNky'5 GIF BOOK AND MAP STOKE No !s1
oa1wsy Catalogues Of .he Great CIT Sale VIII b. sent 20
an atdr,s O app!icatlOn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.
New iork 4 Erie Rail Read.
iEE = - EE

10 shs htaNramx Fsweecs
QIN ltGR THROUGH TICKETS TO NEW
- 9k9 B,.ias, rhi.aio!pAls aud Now Easlaa,
L4sy- ksa tnts tea'e
~ IaSsis ta8 usiiss distance saved
20 InrJasa g. New York st,y without change .;
ssss
- Fac cay raais 4. New York Cit, having wid.
Az s'tr41ls s4ss3. Cars
la.s LIE exte gdsio JaAkir-. Dunalu and Magyar
tA..s 'si,h =. 4bfsS.a Msdc Gauge -coAaec;lns q
D@4kfs GiScct3. s8a All Ifatls from Clcv~,s "a
N..e. at aai 1hiesge. - thr Lake Shvte RaslroAs
II B1tals, VA ~. Baiaso New Iurk Cuy Ra
h144, iatkt.s direct Claasciloa. with all steams
Is. ltAe Eg4v tttn Cleveland, Toledo and pe,T5 =.
49, s. tbs haiasc AID Lake naroa Railway ma
D4tfU't i II ,atcIse
1 a.ara fA.I. "a saua4d. qua aaa Magyar,
Eals htil Roti 4ssl4lg direct es4ace,tess Nth ii
Isass.s ia~ t,seai A~.isIA Ri,aMsy lfsn netteH
~ /. 4isaF| tha. af'sFstns tie igasr.ing puslc ua
tlvAtIs' sie5 ltlz.-
~ as.s a fs..engrFs eaa sta,, FL Nsv- YORK 1T,
ats esfuef t1ac add fr*l;as' THEFT kFar4st NJ pps
fe ssts4raf rNtr4 htrse
f4t58s.t fieArt- iva "a, iH all Tia. rtIart..,
ssf# eei "a ttiizsr.
- taFr - lsF ~ t'z ans other route
HOMER RAMSpEII
sNffH Geni .tgeni rfr~t
8.tlakwts Cleveland a Ma i.fh Is
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HE INUEnoluNEU WUILD KEsPELT-
l. FULLY announce 10 u. eltissns If pa,eupott
I'D vicinity that he has opened ala eLtirr asw s.d
'legAnt steck 81 Piano Ferries and Meicdcoas and be-.
iag Immediately connected with the Manufacture.
- enabled 70 furntsh Instruments nj Their irtcSs
The si.rk now In store consists of the risaos u A
Oadd, A u Gale Co, steiaway 4 boa, and .
e. Fisher, Of New York aud L. Llihert " Ra.,o,,
.f.olieas u Grosestcin Truslaw.
The Nc!odecns IL y. II w smith and com.
elee assortment 81 Sheet Music containing ali tLs
~.i Watscs. foikss, Soogs. Marches sacred Mein
ias~ and Gems u the Operas that have been pub
ish.i
Dealers furnished Instrument. aud Sheet Nusc a,
he regular discounts TnniAg don. 20 er,Ier
jc1. W g. MILLS
East side Main street, between Front AID secon a
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NJ. DALZELL, JR. 4 CO.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers |!
Eariiies sappsssd on short NOTICE
"EARE NOW IN RECEIPT or A FRESH
w supply OF every article usually kept In our
iine Ihahkili Tor past patronage We would Ask :.
MOLAssEs
baltimore Oy si~rs Lohsicrs, Clans, salmon and
sardincs la Cane, superior article aud warranted
Preserves. jciics, 0~rkins, English Pickles. Olive
Oh Pepper sauce, kctchups, &c, In 0iass
saSee., I9maioe- Peaches, Hsrse kadsh, Herb.
Mustard, Spices Chocolate, Broma, SAeo, Canary
Seed. Pearl barley, Ground Rice, fariua saleratu.,
Starch soda, Extracts 81 all kinds Aaccsroni Yer.
micelli, Fancy SOAP Brushcs, Baskets Ae
camden Flour, Corn Meal, iominy. oai Meal, &c
Gail and examine our stock which We Win warrant
% give satisfaction.
n DALZELL, JR 4 co.
rS = r. Cor Second and Perry street
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ATTENTION ATTENTION,
D. q. SoaOREYB
E6essetr1, .13ehtsse Shop.
IRON WORKsl
TTNIlvnn Srp - nnus.afrp rur ~ .

'HIKD STREET, UPPUSITE THE GATH
i 0LIC Burial Gronnd
superior steam Engines from Ave 20 sVc hundred
horse power, knginest lath~s, Fianer., Grst NIL.
Al descriptions Of NIL Work done promptly and II
the best manner. Particular attention paid "a Re
pairing Machinery
P~r.ons requiring shaine will dad his A d,u.,sbl.
Hanger and seifoiins Boses superior to any thin,
In
he IL sole Agent In the wet for the manufsctur,
Of AcCurd'. celebrated Altl. Friction Ilor.r Power
superior maehiaes for the purpose Intended III,
attention VI Farmers i particularly requested d
those labor-saving machines
Also ornamental Honse Castings Of various de
signs and superior hnish Gaps. siI., Brackets
Trasses Aea &C, made TO order, n the latest an.
beet pattern.
B-Twe very superior Steam Engines for sais
icspff
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Family OrOceeSes.
THE SUBSCRIBER, AT HIS STORE, N.
L w corner Of Iowa and second streets. has on
hand aud win keep constantly large assortment 81
Prssh Family 0seesrsss,
embracing every Hing In his line Of business which
he will cell ON reasonable tcrms The attention OF
the public 10 invited TO late arrival. 81 reasonable
ticlcs WALTER KELLY
June . ISL en-
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VEGETABLE MARKET.

VEGETABLE MARKET
A. %. KENT
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY az HAND
w al krIIts Mrar MAnkrF. opposite the Pos
sfnce complete supply q all kinds ~ Garden q
tables .urh as
POTATOES Tt'RNIrs CARRIAGES
LETTUCE CARROTS
GREEN PAS sc
Alsu
NJ TIER AND POULTRY
Nsw and frc-h every day The public can iel, upos
inding all kiaas of Vegetables in their 4, los
.snres
Farmers ard Gafdners are earnestly requested u
ns .nsI Nskstapss eaiisEs egg AID Poultry tons
sssll, where the highest cash price vii he paid :
tbose who have hitherto sapr.lrd me and al who
ave anything Of the Kind 10 dispose o. viii and II
realty 10 their advantage 20 hsihg thstn 10
isiuti kENTS OLD STAND
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Gtoues, 81.


r. J. G1llses . Co.S Azves5Ise65s.
ST Owe 3,
Wholesale and Retail
Anees osr assortment ssasds uArivaissd sAs
FOREST OAK,
For wood or coal This stove 10 an improvement
Scott County FAIR, and also II the STATE Fair
q Iinois
GOLDEN AGE, TOR WOOD,
VULCAN AIR TIGHT, WOOD OR COAL.
C1aHax 4 Charter Oak Geek, zeal - wssa.
BLACK DIAMOND. FOR COAL
CLIMAX, FOR COAL.
SNOW BIRD, FOR DO.
CENTURIAN, GOVERNOR,
MORNING STAR, KING VI
STOVES. ELEVATED OVENS, &c
Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper. Japan and
Drtesantn ware.
REFI6ERA~ rs WATER COOLERS, ASH
FILrEkEks
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and JoRRIS0 Of all kinds. at shor, notice, aai be.i
Of city references given
COPPER WORK,
10, machinery and Steam Elsines, done to ories
Those erecting Steam MIL. or machinery Of an,
Kind wherein copper 10 used, We ask 10 call on u-
before contracting Tor the same Ia chicago further
Las, We will
GUARANTEE OCR WORK,
and you the unse trouble and expense Incurred
! In getting snch work done abroad
- Brady street. between "a and ID, opposite the
Post O0ic~
ap9l r. j. 0ILLETT 4 co.
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DAVENPORT IRON WORKS.
JAIME. DONNELLY 4 LEA.
ENG1NES AND MILL WORK, or ALL
IL descriptions for Flour and Saw NILS
Ornamental Hoasc Casting. Columns. saps sills
Brackets, Trusse~, Iron Serandahs, Iron Raiing--~
fpr Fences and Balconies &e &c OF the latest pat
tcYas made tn order
All kind Bra.. Castings made to order
Eeparss.g promptly dosa ieasdS~tf
Fence Keys.
DUKkE'S PATENT fLNsE KITS. FOR
II Wiz. Fence alM as naia md for safe III
JAIME. BONNELf.Y n LEA
i..sdkv if Corner Thri ard Rock Island sta
Secossd Mnssd Engines.
THREE SECOND HAND ENGINES FOR
j sale very low rs
JAIME, DoSNELLY 4 LEA
i.2sdkwtf Gorfei thlrd nia heck l-laad sss
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DUY YOUR STOVES
GREAT WESTERN CINCINNATI
8 Il O We 3 II q r Z
And Tin Wan Mandatory.

WosO480AL8 AND RETAIL.
I'D STREET. Z DOORS EAST OF HARRISON
VNTHERE WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND ONE
w ofthe beet sssortments Of
STOVES TIN PLATE, SHEET IRON WIRE
JAPANNHD WARE, TIN SHEET IRON
AND COPPER WARE
In ihis city. Among my assortment Of stoves, ar~
the celebrated
also, full and compi~is assortment Of
PARLOR, BOX, HEATING STOVES, El.E-
WAITED OvkN STOVES,
and many othes patterns too numerous to mention.
oUicE SALES AxD snALL PnOvrTs.
oood work, ell warranted or no sale
Que dollar saved 10 dollar earned and by calling
81 ths stove eiore you viii II aud get Jus,
good a. article ~ II any other house
fartieuiar attention paid 10
HOUSE ROOFING, SCOUTING,
AND jon WORK,
IN general out Of good Tin aud stock
We hors la receive . share of the public patron.
age By this motto "Qnek sales aud Small ProGss :
tsrp6) ~ L. HORNE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-04

TlsE MAAslLLON
IMPROVED SEPARATOR THRRsHiSa
~ n e. ~ I've.
Deable Cleared llsrse Power
TIios wHIfsoS CO
Freat street below Il X bridge
MANUFACTURES or THE ABOVE MA
w CHINE, having 81 .hteen YEAR, experience i.
tae business, would respectfully inform thnse inter
Gated that thss manufacture n their Esiah,lshmet.
he real
s0Mssib1Oea sMuchttse.
which 10 Acknowledged Ia be the he.i Machine Epl
ILf~shsng, separating aad eiranlng Grain uow n
use
The, also build
HORSE POWERS,
u all sixcs aud do all kind. of repairing that AZ a.u
ally done IN Machine shop. Al the shoriesi notice.
y2dawtf
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Groceries.

W1lDON 4 HARLEY,
Wholesale GRoCER0.
POST OFFICE BulLDlNO
TEAS TEAS TEAS. TEAS TEAS
Loo half chest Young Ilyson and 0uspowdsr.
70 half ehesss OooEg aud SoechoGg
~ eaddies from 10 ~ lbs
- BOXES Palm Soap.
~ boxes Varegnscd Soap
IS boxrs shaving do
~ boxes transparent do
hoxes CASTLE do
60 boxes Pickies
loo boxes Tomato Cat.up and Pepper sauce
LOO boxcs various brands choice Tobaeco6
1000 Cuba Skies Cigars
5000 Imputed do
30 boxes Ne and sealed Herriasa
100 bill. MackereL
- hall bbl. do
20 ksiis for family use
50 hbl- aad kes. Of Aolsasea
- hhds Sugar
50 dor Red Cord.
10 bhls dried Apisles
10 sacks dried feaehes
loo boxes new Ralsins
% bbls assorted Nuts
3Q0 boxrs do glass
700 kegs assnrtrd Sa'is
500 doz Tnmhscrs
Spices OF all kinds
Wooden aud Willow Ware Byn.he1
800 Dbl. Cider Vinegar
~ Together with q largo stock ~ other art,els.
ali OF which We will sell on reasonsh.r t.rms
JuneIldAw WILSON a. HARLEY
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Drp GOODS, 81.

IL. ~ ~. ~. TFsV.ER,
NAVE REMOVED TO
No . LIE CLAIRE ROW, WHERE You
Y can lind
ROBE BaREdEa ORGANDIEs,
NUsIISs LAWNS,
rLaIS FIop AND DOTTED SWISS,
PLAIN BARRED d STRIPED NANsoOKs
CHAMBRAYs,
HOOP AND sk ELFToy SKIRTS,
GRINuLlNE shIRTs
EMBRoIDERIEs
CRAZE AND STELLA sHAwLS
SILK AND SILK 4 LACE MASTILLAs.
BLACK ASb FANCY SILKS
BRILLIANTEs,
IRISH LINENS TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS AND DowHLAs,
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUsLINs
MARsEiLLES QUILTS,
And everything e!ss suited 10 city and country
trade
Als3 heavy stock Of Domestic Goods Ill Of
whleh will he sold very cheap
EA r. II. TYNER,
Jnilaf No . lie Claire How.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-04

HOWE's IMPROVED
PATENT TRUSS BRIDGES.
THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PROPRIETOR.
i 81 the above fate1i faf the State ~ Iowa "a,
are prepared 10 contract far the erection 81 Hail~n
- Highway Bridges # any le1.stA q sraa, from 3
feet 10 80 feet. iB ans part ~ the State A. ID
ahosa bridges hhSs heea adopted On m0.i ~ %
Railroads III the United States. deem eatnlnei
a. T. thar strength, durability AID cheapas--
tssaFy. All communications upon the subject wi
receive prompt aftentian. Address
sTosE. BooMEk 4 koYIN0TaN
fsi,isa&wti Bavenpofi, Iowa
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Hlafbinerp.
wATSON'S
fllleen Dollar Sewing Machines,

THE CITIZENS OF DAVENPORT, AND
il Iadle, especially are respectfully invited 10 call
Of the L. Claire House Psrlor No U.s. 10 ~iiaersihe
operation Of
Wefsess Ceisbrafsd els Family Sswtas MaeAsnss
Il win be on exhibition Al the above place, for
scns II, and test Its peculiar worth for Family
This Machine ID admirably adapted to all kinds Q!
Family Sewing 10 simple In tie eous,ruetioa, easily
opernted, hot liable 10 g-s of order and VIII do
- much work tn q singic Gay ~ the moot expert
seamssress can do In twrisy, with her needle aud vs.
sold for the low price of Fifteen oolar-
The subscriber has purchased the -oie right for
the State Of Iowa for the sae Of the above Celebrs
ted sewing Machines County X rhts for sale Us
applying Ia me In perso.., or by letter
have made arrangement. with Mr. 8 ~ shorcy
81 Davenport, for the manufacture Of the abcyc n
chill. In unlimited numbers
.rfxwtf JOHN 4 VALLEY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23
7B VALLEY sagDgoTBO TO TAE TRUE HTEREsT or FARMERS mBC



DislSFEcTlNG AGSNrs. = The
best and most simple disiufecting
agent known is the chloride oil
zinc. 1t is made by dissolving
zinc in mpriatic acid, and is APP
piled in q diluted state, to foul
and offensive drains, cesspools, &c.
The sulphate Of zinc, however, is
nearly as good, is cheaper, and is
more easily managed. Itcan be
purchased at any drrggistsin the
form of asalt. Al pound dissolv-
ed in two pals Of warm water and
thrown iuto au offensive cesspool,
will soon deodorize il. During
bot weather this disinfecting a
gent should be applied pretty
freely in thousands Of places in
New York and other cities
Copperas (sulphate of irony may
be applied in the same manner
and for the same purpose. 1t is
not such a good disinlectant as
the clorideo of zinc, but it is much
cheaper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

Cows, under certain constitu-
tional circumstances, are natur-
ally disposed to convert their food
into Fat; 50 much so, that there is
great difficulty in keeping some
individuals in q breeding state,
more especially improved Short
Horns, Deyons, and Herefords.--
Turn a COW Of this description IN
to rich grass, and she is soon use
less for anything but the sham
bles. The quality OF the milk
she gives may be fine, but the
quantity almost nothing. We
have had a Devon, the property
Of a noble duke. which carried off
the first prize in her class at one
OF the Royal Agricultural Socl-
ety's meetings, not giving more
than q quart at milking.
On the other hand there is an
other class Of COWS naturally dis
posed to turn all their food into
the pail. Turn a COW Of this kind
into rich grass, along with the one
above, and she will rather get
poorer every day, If the milk is
taken from her, while her plnmp
and sleek rival is gaining weight
The former will consume greatly
more grass and water than the
latter, returning for il, in proper
ton, a still greater quantity OF
milk, but inferior in quality. In
town dairies, when fed on sour
grains, distillers' wash, &c, the
quantity sometimes yielded Is al
most incredible. When such is
tho case, however, life is gener-
ally short, especially II cows are
In a low state at calving; hence
the reasons why dairymcn pur-
chase near-calves Of this class in
good condition.
The above two classes may be
called extremes, between which
there is a mean; cows which, il
turned into a rich field Of grass
with the others, would keep them.
selves In good condition, and give
a medium quantity Of milk, the
quality depending upon the rich
ness Of the food.-Mark Lans
Express.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-01-23

DR.. jackson recommends abstinence
from animal food. IN epileptic subjects,
and persons who have shown apopleo.
tic symptoms. lie says exercise IL
important and should BIO part Of his
treatment. but he should never permit
himself TO make violent efforts. He
should also be enjolned, as far as pos.
siblo 10 abstain from anger aud ankle.
ty. Ind, further, when advise ab.
stIncnco from animal food for an indcf'
initc period. do not moan that this
abstinence should continue for life. !
know not what length should be fixed
upon; but this appears 70 mo reasona
bic that tho patient ahould not return
TO tho use oil animal food 80 long as
he has very good health without Il.
Whenever II appears that he suffers
for tho want Of food. lot him cautious
ly resume the use Of It,"