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Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

How STATUES ARE MADE.-The chisel is no
longer the tool of the master sculptor-his
instrument is an odd bit of stick, with which
he scoops away the figure of clay, or "at the
mud, as he will tell you himself When fin
ished as neat as such material can be, a mould
is taken, and from that cast of plaster. If
necessary, this cast is still further finished and
sand papered, and then it is handed over to
the cutter, whose duty it is to make an exact
facsimile in marble. The sculptor proper
may never touch this marble, and when he is
told that it is done, he is ready to deliver it
to its owner. The workmen in Mr. Powers
studio have executed nearly forty Proser-
pines " from one plaster, which was originally
composed by the master, and the "Greek
Slave" has in the same way been reproduced
three or four times The best bust.maker in
Italy never touches the marble He may
suggest or order hair strokes here and there,
but he does not handle the scraper himself.
In all this the workman, though he may exc
cute unassistedly the statue, the head, or the
group, is no more the author of the work
than is the clerk who copies the Prime Min
ster's rough draft, or the caligraphist who
engrosses set of resolutions
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

New YoRK IMpoRrs-The New York
Herald gives table showing the value of
certain articles imported into New York in
1855 and 1856. OF the single article of
sugar, there was imported in 1855 nearly
seven million of dollars worth more than in
ls45. The increase in dry goods, it states
was nearly thirty million of dollars.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

DR.. johnson remarked that habit Of look
ing on the best side Of every event is better
than thousand pounds year When Fen
olon's library was on fire, God be praised"
he exclaimed, "that it is not the dwelling Of
some poor man,
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21

THERE was once man so extremely polite.
that, as he passed hen on her nest, be said: /:
Don't rise, madam
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
p. C. JOHNSON.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR,
VOLCANO, AMADoR COUNTY, CAL
May be found at present at Justice N. KLEINs office
gJ- Notary Public & Conveyancer. ~ssN
may3-2s If
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
W.HENRY JONES,

TTORNE AT LAW,
Will pay strict attention to making collections and
attend to all Legal Business entrusted to his
Oflce on Union Square, next door to johnson &
Co.'s store volcano.
je7 33-ly
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
w. AVER, M. ID.
Geo. K. smith, Nj. ID.

Office two doors South of the Empire Hotel.
oct27, la
Volcano weekly ledger., 1857-03-21
5he bolfano heeklp lcoser,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
r. A. SPRINGER & co.
SPRINGER. E. B. DAINGERFIELD.

Advertising.
Ono souare of 10 lncs first insertion, s3-each
mbseouent insertion, 81 So
- liberal deduction on the above rates will
+. made for quarterly and yearly advertisements.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
v;,, be inserted at the following rates:-Two Dol
,ars ner square for the first insertion and One Dol
;ar ;a0 ner square for each subsequent insertion.
JOB PRINTING.
We are prepared to do Job Printing of every de-
seription IN style superior to any other Office in
sbs Southern Mines, and at as fair rates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

School intssssG, and the semsdiss So'
apparent or real defects in the systsm'
The Board Of Education will have IT.
" plans and it. distinct policy res
pecting educational interests, and will
enact laws pursuant to such plans. The
Legislature viii emssculate and ener
vate such plans by catering, amending
OF repeating the laws passed by thu
Board. The plans Of the Board will
be frustrated. efea ted, and
completely destroyed by the Assembly.
The Board will pass = law, the Leg'sia'
ture will repeal it. The Board Will
establish rules aud regulations" and
the Legislature will amend, alter Of
repeal them. The intermeddliDg q
the Legislature will entirely defeat the
purposes aud plans OF the
Board. One Of these two Assemblies
will become jealous Of the other, and
contention and disappointment will be
the result. Now this whole plan Of
establishing "Boari Of Education
Mw mdking pooers, is ~ Of the
wort of Ulopian schemes. 1t will never
be efficient or harmonious. IL will be
more ornamental aud costly, than .se'
to the cause OF Education. Hith.
people Of the States have found
hat one legislature one law making as
was sufficient for all the needs
't he people. From every county in
he are State elected membei softbe Leg.
s%Iature, whose practical knowledge oi
school interests peculiarly qualife-
hem for the duty OF protecting the
system from all crude legi,la'
ION. 1t is the apple Of the eye to every
.'itizen, for upon its influences depend
he Perpetuity land stability Of every
free government. Our limited space
further remarks upon this sub
Icct and We defer it until Il future issue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

The influence OF the public press on III,
moral. political and aa,inl character Of tn,
people, cannot be over estimated. lu DIES
oiic countries. -nch as France, Aus, ria and
Italy. il Is subject 10 the most rigid officia
slionage. Every article .inanatiuy there
rom is watched with apprehension, an'
guarded with the Utmost jealousy. les
-"me patriotic spark might light the funei-
Il pile Of blooi--taincd thrones. Yet it i
only As tn. reflection Of public opinion, tina
he press is potent in its influence. NAro
LION was right when he said that a press
rec and untrammeiied. was more to l.,
lreaied than II hundred thousand Austrian
layonet-. lie but spoke the sentiment @
Ill dcspots who have. ever since its estab
i>hment. treated it AS they have treate,
heir sutject-as IL creature TO sutserv,
heir own power and iuordinate ambition
During the late Presidential campaign,
he number Of newspapers, advocating prin
'iplcs adverse to Democracy. had been Ia
.cn as an indication, We would have belle
tcd that our party was extinct. or only ex
isting ne n thing IL be despised by all VIII,
had any regard for morality. But whei
The result became known, much Of the faith
in tie o%Innipotent power Of the press wa
shaken. People seemed to be under tn,
Impression that the press could manufactor,
if it did not reflect. public opinion, and they
thus reasoned themselves into the belle,
that the strength of a party Or u pfncipl'
vas increased in proportion to be number
Of its presses.
As long AZ the press is devoted to the dis
-elnination and advocacy OF truth. and tn,
principles Of right. Of honor. and Justice. =,
long its influence rs before mentioned can
not be over estimated. 1t thus appeals to
he mind IA well as to the hearts of tn.
masses. II does not seek to sway the mul
titude by infammatoty appeals TO passion
md prejudice. but address,. itself to mind
he demonstration with ali the powersof rea-
son the absurdi,y Of persistence in the con
trary direction, and through the mind lead,
captive the heart.
This principle our opponents sought to re-
Verse in the last exciting c%ontcst, by appeal
ing TO the passions and prejudice, of the PEG
pie through the medium Of sui sidized pre-
>es. and leading for "A time captive the rea
~on. The press is the legitimate off.prin,
# the wants and requirements If the ma
,es. aud should never be fettered with res
trictions. 50 as TO unfit it TO reflect the sen
timents and wants of the marses. In a conn
try with II government like ours. where the
avs emanate from and are executed by til.
people, general intelligence and habits OF
objection and investigation are indispensa
Die prerequisites, q s.herebe.. the probability
ii the majority long continuing in error IL
precluded. So long as We have a press un-
Uttered and uncorrupted by subsidies, our
lights and liberties will he secure. On tn.
,thnr hand 10 IL T.. % ha hut m c~aS:,r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

DHAsrEn, on WISCONSIN, ts,yks.-Wisconsin
River is higher than it has been before in
thirteen years. and the water has made sad
havoc with dams and other improvements
along its shores. At Nassau on the Sd inst.
i've men were drowned by the breaking up
Of u RAFT. and ON the same day another raft
was broken up with twelve men on it, who
were rescued with much difficulty. At
Stevens Point the streets were under wa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

Tbs body is st:ll N session, Judge
MlrcHELL p~tesiding, and TINS lar the
incumbent Of tie Judicial Bench has
discharged his official duties with hon
u to himself and satisfaction to til,
public. The Judge docs not, perhaps,
despatch business with the rapidit,
which characterize the locomo.ion o.
the present age, yet his ruIirgs upon
all questions of law yet submitted to
Inn, have been pronounced sound and
impartial,-De Wit CYintonian.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

lSDrASA.-Sinee the adjournment Of tn.
Indiana Legislature. Gov. Willard has been
iinportuned to .all an extra session. 81 that
The appropriations can be made, the benev-
'lent institutions supported, and other i'm
,ortarf matters attended to. The Governor
las published a manifesto 10 the effect that,
Shen the members Of the Legislature shah
give assurance that they will discharge their
duties, he will call them together, but not
othcrwise.-Sensible.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

A man appeared at Hartford, a few days
since, protesting to he agent for n company
Of singers. and made all preparations for a
concert. aud when the ey ening came stood
at the door and took the money. After the
audience were seated. he said he guessed he
would go over to the hotel and get the
singers, but the singers did not come, and it
was found that the agent took the 8 o'clock
train.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
JAMES r. HOGANE,
LAND .1geMf n SMrreyOr.

nFFERS Tor sac 'he following valuable lands ia
" Scott County and viin,ty OF Dav nIoit:
- acres ofiaud, ~ mil- from Durart ~s,atinn, on
the \ u 4 n h 10 wears u pay fer thi. farm.
80 acres Ia . ctions IS II ard 5, Township ~,
Range 3 Rss' 20 acres timber Farm uni.r cdlti
vstion aud fenced. 2 houses ard , springs, aud with
In Z miles r. N LeClsire. fe me god.
- acree Of land 10 . ctnn -, one mile from tn :
Cooperation lime, the met beautiful property near
Dav nport.
IS acres between Chestnut Av-uue asd Divisiosa
etress, near ~ the city on the raiir ID tack.
6se-es On he Dubuque read, suitable for . hous .
o. GaSaaeD.
ii.S scre Of land. With house and other lnproveA
0aata, IL . mile from the city.
= esso ~ Qaastss les - Wsatssteass 0sb1tvte
~ 81 asss = lasA, jasias ~ Dsssapess lns u
WSkes,sRfklasss"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

LATER FROM THE LAND SALES At OsAcE-
Our advices from Usage are up to the 9th
inst. On the 9TH the prices paid were large,
changing from $40 to $50 per acre. On tn.
6th Col. jenkins continued the sale only
about an hour and a hall. during which pr.
ees ranged as high as $3.50 per acre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

L :. HoEsE SuoEs-There are abont |.
100000 lbs Of iron worn out annually by til.
horses and mules in the United States ser.
vice. The shoes are fitted to the horse,
foot in the most perfect manner, and fastened
with nails as before. They are swedge,l
petween dies, and when finished, are as uni
form in weight as United States coin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

u The Richmond Va. Despatch says
that some few weeks since. a negro man
named Albert. in the service Of Messrs. Crew
4 Peinberton, III attempting to blow bis
nose. forced one Of his eye balls from the
socket. The negro was in good health a,
the time. and experienced no excessive dain
BY the accident. lie was Immediately
placed under the care of DR.. Hancock. and
is now doing well.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
$ \ r W ).
Washington, Nav IA.

so"
IL 10 estimated that seven thousand
persOns, including sixteen military com
psn'es, yesterday participated 10 tn,
jamestown celebration. Ex-Presideni
Tyler occupied v hours and q balf in
he delivery Of the grafton. Governo,
Wise spoke 10 response to the multitude.
Fireworks and . grand ball terminated
he ceremsnies. Sixteen stcsmers, gaily
'ecked With Hags, anchored ~ the L.
land.
Washington, May IA.
Official dispatches received, warrsn,
the belief that Brinsham Young has fed
rom Utah, ~ il IL known he was IN ire
tv with the Indians for safe conduct
through their country.
Washington, May l6.
Advioes from the city Of Mexico TO thu
Let, state that Crsbb's party wss attack
sd at Coborea aud surrendered at des
retion. Tho prisoners, numbering 60,
Nd among them Col. Crabb, are all TO
Do shot.
New York, May l6.
Governor Walker left last evening or
he steamer for Albany, and will proceed
immediately on his destination.
The steam frigate Minnesota, destined
for China, was placed in commissio on .,
Philadelphia yesterday morning. ami al
tho officers entered on duty. She NAV
leave on Wednesday next, taking out e.
'hina our minister, WIN. B. Reed Esq,
. d his sons.
Detroit, May l6.
At the meeting held last evening at the
hiy Hall, to consider what means shouts
20 used Tor tho relief Of the destitute IT,
Northern Michigan.
A cisizen Of Grat,ot County was pres
mt. whose wife and three children ha,!
lied Of starvation. He gave a gloon,
'ccount OF tho suffering in that section.
IL was decided to raise IS 900 in thu
nty to purchase provisions. $1,000
vac sabscribed in tho hall.
Washington, May Ii.
Mr. faikcman. editor oil the Louisville.
f%o"ritf, IN old line Wing, has been AZ
'olntcd Collector of Lcui-s lie. Vice. til.
PRESENT incumbent. II Democrat. removed.
lhis morning tn. General Land Ofiic,
forwarded instructions To the agents il
KANSAS. for the sales Of The Iowa and other
rust lands. To commence at Iowa Point, X
l., ON the 81 of June. under the supervisor
the Hon. Norman Eddy. special commits
sioner.
Attorney General Black has given all
linion that the Government shout gran
IN absolute fee-simple patent to the Ch.i-
iian Indians. on their private character toi
heir lands purchased 10y the Coy ernm,nt
This will be the first instance in whicl
my Government has recognized the right oi
indian tribes to the fee in land.
The commission appointed on the fitnes,
# Blythe Island. Ca. for a naval depot
have reported favorably. Congress appro
priated s2oo.Ooo for the purchase.
Dispatches received here state that til,
health Of Senator Butler. of South Carolina.
is very rreearious.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

er0sA ca Il n aid, sshibits suIpris-
Ing vigor. Industry and enduranse in his
Official lALosx. He rises and commence
work u five, and is continually engaged.
with small respite. till eight or nine st
night. His diet is, however, very spAring.
and he sticks still to cold water. Now and
then he indulges in = cup Of coffee. the only
exhilirsting beverage which he can use.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

~ An old lady in Conndcticut is
collecting oil the political papers she
~ lay her hands on to make soap Of.
Sh . rays they are . desput sight bet
tor than ashes-they ore most - good
= clear lss!"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

SEWING MAcnSE.-The Scientific Amer;-
can says it cannot recommend any Of the
sheap sewing machines to purchasers for 10
nily use. The ten dollar machines are not
perfect Yet. 30 as to warrant their being re
commended as a matter Of economy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

a. The vote Tor City Treasurer, Of
The Philsdslphis City EIecsios, on Tuss.
day, wss - follows:- Dsooesst ATTIC;
Aaseiesn 15,458. R~epuhlicaa $3.50.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

q D.. Chsssu, u 11s~ York, 10 .
essiss Of e,oosa1easiess 70 tAs Lads'
|psndssl, b possiag est s0sd's drssd
bsrnisg vsaih' apoo this sssioo 90 90.
'eouos Of the Ored Scott aeeision. lie
|sss,clss are oil sblsse With 'God's wrath
DR.. Ckeeves delivers over everybody
aho differs froo h,m a opision to st3od's
wrath There 10 something ~unspeska5ly
revolving and imp,oUs in . human beios
thus prssamiDg 10 wield .God's wrath
agsiest ,hoss opposed TO him 10 opinion
fbe expression 10 Of questionable FRO
oriety st best. Il 10 highly iieurat,v'
Hebrew form Of spsscb, occurring only
o prophetic deDuuciasions. 10 an .rt,-
10 upon = tewpers. oaession, DO mar,
whether lay or clerical. hs. q rigts TO
invoke any such dread agency. The
wrath OF the Supreme is rot 1t the die.
rossl Of mortal to b. used a~ssinst .
fellow mortal Lowell Courier.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

g. r. R. Nslson, Eco, whom the
President hss appointed Associate jos
sics Of Minossoss, 10 : son Of Judge Mel
200, OF the Supreme Court, aud emigra
ted there from Coopesstovn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19


II S-PERsUADEks.- The Springfield
Republican, 10 speaking Of a new inven-
ton for Q hens nest whereby the Eggs
drop through . trap door, aud so dece,-
YES the heo that she keeps on laying, is
responsible for the following:
..Blobts met with q luss no wever, with
q Of the persusders. Blobbs had q
lovely young Shanghai pullett OF bound
less ambition. Blobhs bought a per-us.
der, and his lovely Shanghai u-ed It.
She went upon tn. nest in the morning
blcbbs saw her 90, and his heart bound.
ed within him! Alas! he never saw
her come of again. 4, nigh, he visited
the persuader. In the upper compsrs-
Went WAS a handful! Of feathers, n few
toe nsil-, and g bill. 10 the lower CON
partment were three dozen and eleven
eggs! Blobbs saw il ali Her deIicnss
constitution had been unequal 10 the ct
fort, and fired bv youre ambition she
had laid herself all away"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

a Ii FER oss are h r"ty notified aud csui sened
III 10 Ms, = or Jay for \ Loorhs
1'hlo>lti)b which - hoA hvtbs nI.ds and yend,d
IA the 'ify OF D.y-npoi,. s. OF County Iowa "
y A BENJAMIN A. tue q LriH Az ut OF J b Van
. rren q Bro, A. the -ain- ~ an in ment upon
NJ Patent u osn2 Cuiat1.ition, uscd and vends d by
me uhi.r-iensd, vi q aluGr have be NC I'VE right
0 make ust Sad Re- ing Composition 10
~" tu'ty % suit, J va, IS VEL, ~ in other
rHs ~ II III. = a- OF 10 "a md tiIinois.
AND n ] yer ons VIII" bsvc. or ~ho may eersaNer
mYi : ssid } h ysrB 'een : Er.'A. OF . A B.ius-
am. Is u raj Ag~nt~ =, Aforesaid Ia the use o. said
otiT"> TIM, OF sL-ti psy fr thu same. se shall hpid
pf> isaiy nab { Sid rsvscr ~ suil OF 9TH rvis-
~ >t'eh mOnr~ :. as o." as dafpa.er for the infringe-
1i-i I of wtsts pst.n a. sfoi.srtd
laid Davenport, iaxs. Ma, nth. 1857.
WILLIAM WIKI 4 co.
NJ. oh. 1sS-- ar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

NoSPAsisL.-Ths Nonpariel 10 the
name Of large and-well exec ted Re.
'uhliasn pspsr, Published ct Council
6luds, By Maynard 4 Long:-w. ".
Maynard, Editor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
Davenport Ice!

TVHE DAVENPORT Ice ca. NJ. I /. now pre-
i pared to - rye tue ettix.ns q Davenport with
the best THssih,e quality ~ ice, guarantee ag tour
nish our cnstOn,s,s until january n.rt II tesir-
ID. Parties vi h,ng . supply 10. lue eli, re ,eascr
are cautioned AGAINST coatra ting with those WIN
cdnn.t fuInijB patrons through III. season.
T.. 4 co.
Once. Second st, oppo, lite L Claire Horse.
mays
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist

- OFFERS HIS SERVICES As SUCII
to lix friend and the publ c 10 genei.
al, b. ii" ing thai l- vsu ann VIII
Al1L give entir- satisfaction ~ ali vcr
ne In tn. Dental line. lie hae been engage IN pr.
Gooircu's iice for The hat hit IN mantiis, and b.
lie v.rg that Re h-> sustained III fDrm-T &c. utst'ol
A. q Dentist. he ~ fors Iot't 2 "fthe Patronage
rom his friends and The pthi = iiv .cguiretu' nj
IN III kuos ledge Of Den tr. tt' trrsnet urfn;s IN
h. fisc and 'ab,ratcry aye tfh tt~i he - prepared
9il any unhl IN III D"itai in Its med ofw tx
l. dif rem: from al others iutht- sc tun oi the cum
fry, briug mo. 4 cl-snly and dur atie, snd worn with
nlr. 6 ,n,fort AMI satisfaction r. the wrsrer. He
xrI put in aPtiGc'a, ind,niures from one to IN en-
tie st, and H. al other VIII npP rtainine IL Den
tistry.
Oflcr and residence connect Il. az FOURTH sire |
second house west of lain, srj ,ining Dr.. Fcnntsin :
residen'e.
Aoy number o. refer nce- Wv u II rquired.
Ma 2dtf,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

e. Tomatoes are ceiling 10 Nov
York ct thirsy-ssvsn and . half eents .
'ossn. They ere brought from Bsrmu-
d..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

n \ Lady, Ice Cream Sal N, 10 serve Cram
l Two very smart sBd inteiiis. nj young J. a,s.-
hood saianss and = summers emp'o MI, .or iur.
her pariicu ars. add - Box 356, or apply 10 Mr..
irrison y Hul, Cabinr, st.r-, GA Brady d.
msystf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
ICE !! IGN!

DThe Davenport Ice Co. arr now prepared ~
contract tor the d livery II Ice for The &c =
ia Customers commencing The sa'on with az
wi be guaranteed to he supplied IN Novemb; If
;'sired PArtie. d sizing lie through the s-ss' o
ar" cautioned against contracting with there who dc
not supply the seAson through.
Onicr, Second 81, opposite L-ClAire House.
rns13'3m PECK 4
N MONEY TO LOAN. long snd short ,ip
Cel7dtr h CORbIr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
~ lnr1i.

IIAvlNa ~lsi nv .ntir' stock q Cs thing Cttis
rnf NA-sirtefes. Furaisht Z 0oshs, a., "a
Y ssrs. X. ". PAhkS d 90. frrnr riy o. Chicago.
| TAKE this oppOriu. ity u ihankins alt 1Lo have IA
vorel m win IN " patronage and solicit for the
shove II "a . 60 iinUsi,e Of the >aIn-.
Mess Parks & a., ar perfectly acquainted VIII
the busiu.sS aud Niii kparu M pains TO please all
who may favor thefs With their custom ~ the old
stand opposite L~ Glare How.
m~ia a-,,o rDw ARD ALDEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

SUIclDs.-Edwsrd P. Wymsn, Post.
meter ss Tsylor's Fails, Minnesota,
committed suicide on the 29th OF April
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
NOTICES.

Cndei this head = Iin.ifei u uulb.iv speciri uvtlt's
~ill be Inserted II ten CENTS yer liss tor each insei
ton or nfty cents per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
" a + Il!

o~AkPtAt-n.,, AMI , number. esa Ind constaft
Itiyu IL So eol1 ~~fts ty a. % ~ TO
4. q. atukkY's
Aaci.in Shor, 9TH stree
- Non" o. nv ~orkLacn ~ ed apply.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
Boarding.

ERON rOUR 20 SIX GENTLEM n csn De ac-
Il c,,mmoi.ied ~i'h iirst cists Boarding by the day
II TER north " 81 cnrn-r OF Tti.d sui kip-
ry sheets. mnNa d'v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

u sixty persons Who ate ice ream
at ~ fair in Spencer. Mass, one evening
laet week, were poisoned, but not fatal
In
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

Jrsr IN TiNK.-Now that everybody il
moving and cleaning and scrubbirg, the
following recipe is Just in eeason:
To CLEAN pAlNT.-Smesr . piece OF
flannel with q common whiting. mixed
10 the consistency of common paste, with
warm water. Rub The surface to BE-
cleaned quite b~riskly, and wash III witt
pure cod water. Grea-e spots will IN
this way be almost i~n.tanslv removed
~ will other ti'o, aud the paint will re-
tain its br'li,sncy and beauty unimpair
cd.