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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
UNION Can AND BRlDCE work
3. a SWOREx>0
Foon1ry and Nadine Woekss

VvHn Proprietor Ia nov prepared 70 esecute every
II variety oe machinery st short notice.
Superior oeeam Engines from So 10 horse power;
Engines, Lathes, raners, 0rist 4s,a al descrtp-
tions Of mill verk. Also, sole agent IN ths Weat for
the manufacture of McCord's Antl-Brictlon Hosse
POwer; superior msoAines for the purpoee INTENDED
He would invite Tho attention VI parties rrQ1rins
0hafting 70 his Adjustable Hanger an4 ohte.Otltng
noxes, superior to anything In use.
Particular attention viii BE- paid 70 repairiuG ms.
chncry, and prompt attention gtveu 70 oil orders.
propose execute my wort In ~ hest manner. and
ask parties requiring machinery repairing 70 favor
me With their orders. Castings Of Ill kinds suppiei
TO order. Works on Third street, opposite the o.
ho,c burning ground dec35daw1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

A ISO the ceiebratsd Elevated Oven Cox Stove
"A UNION. We will not commend This Stove, but
1T those w4o have examieed . her neyated Oven
Stoves commend II Themselves
Also The BLACK DIAMOND Coal cckihg Stow,
toe Token Coal Cooking Stove, the Noarsuch Premi.
Nm, the buckeye Premium, did Ken Nay Pr mum,
tie Republic Premium, torethsr with lull and com
pete assortment Of other patterns all ofWhich viii be
ssld low for cAsh.
d, l. HORNE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
D, l. HORNE.

A leo the general favorite Of Cook Stoves for ve
"A sna clAl the ceehrated CLIMAX DOUBLE Ov-
IN, the LIV OAK Deunie Oven, ard he D ARrh n
OAK Wood tDd Coal. HAvios AUST re,ps0ed with
tares stcce of stoves viii esr se-at TO
;as;i sss sssY'se; Pr .. :: ss 'axss A's, 6sa7ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

IIEALTH DEPENDS UPON PUIE BLOOD.
Thin aud acrid blood connot sccrte healthy bile
and therefore the nrst thing for thosnho are dys-
p"pte should be TO commence the purlation ftneir
blood.
BRA NDRErHS Pills..
Not only purify, but they make tbe bloc richer. and
add those principles upon which lis pews to resist
diseasc depends
MILD OPERATION witt SUCCESSFUL Il tscf ARE
TIE PncULiARITy OF BRASDREfI's Pull Now
that emay soon expect genial Spring, it is3 eat
IMPORTANCE that few doses b, use,, by the Vss-
our race are subject TO redundancy Of vitiaid bile
At this season, and is dangerous Is 1t Is pava.
lent; but Brsndreths Pills afford an invaluable and
Efficient protection. By their occasional use, we r.
vent the collection of those impurities, which, xAen
n suficient quantities, cause go much danger hth
line organs of the stomach and bowels They ssn
cure liver complaint, dyspepsia, loss OF appetite, pan
In the head. heartburn, pain In the tresst bsne, SUI
den faintness and costivenes-. In brief Brsndreth
Pills work their way u the very roots Of the diseas
cleansing In their passage removing every unheslthy
scoumrlation, TIL the blood pured, the Whole -s
TEN renovated. and the functions aud duties Of lif
become a pleasure, where before they had been sod
and weary burdens.
we nave thousands Of similar testimonials 70 the
following, and such evidence can be had from hvini
witnesses all arcvnd Is on every side. II Is from
gentleman OF high reprctabity, whose letter can b.
seen at the Principal office, he writes:
II Am nov lfy-two years Of age.
For twenty years have used Your Pills a. my fam.
iy mt dicine. and wish no other and have neve,
had occasion to call ply sician in my family (savs
in the sickness Of my wife with children) during tht
twenty years"
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPLES.
Never extract biod. Hood is the iife By abstrct.
ing It In painful diseases You may occasion the 70
tient ease, but remember Uis case is only the re-
dSction or iesssn,ng fAs po'cer {, fed. And by
thus taking away nstures sis you may preven, her
from fully repairing the ravas.s of infsmz ztou and
convert what might only hsve bee. the sckns % OF
few days or weeks into, chronic affection Of month.
or years
PCRGING BY MEANS OF RRANDRETHs
PILLS
THIS is the means which accords with nAture-na.
tures remedy in fact when sudden, accute or con.
iaued pain occurs then to insure security you mus
take medicine that will surely purye. Tnese nus
b. no shly shaLying because every minute lset may
be fatal
Principal sace. ~ Drsadrssh Building. Als and
All D-osaway.
Al, rils with sai Broadway on ths boz. ars essa.
srft.
fhe espuiae are sold By respssaaias asalsn evssy.
where. o.L. pAvHNpoha. - .. q oo1aAsl
Aeass. pevseessA IsWA
Aoea ~ la0A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

Lf01NtTes SCOSt 0lOs, IOWA.
4. n. WHITE, LIST Violin and Prompser.
J. SrR sSSER, ID Violin,
J SCRuLEE, Car,onet,
II SSHCi kR Coropet,
". REsp, Basso.
Appit ations male to 4 n WHITE, LeOairs, viii
reeeivr prompt attention
P. 8. W. furnish better Music than any other
Band IN III state. moh23a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

M. =. D. MYRRe hes removed his sOse to ose-
-. - o1c su:es. - osn Hn.ss snI sssA ssA nevse'
n hpes that HE lest three Ieofs eoaasant pre-
tke u t6is city hee pv0 socA eeatelAcalea. - =
AaAuee thnee WieA1n9 ~ eoqvleon = psattDt :
'''s s.s:.. 3 - sssss - 3 ~ e s"~ '1EE'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
DISSOLUTXO.v.

enVHE Co-partner hip heretofore existing between
j the uuder- igned nndev the style Of NIIcHsLL
PUTNAM In the practice Of the Law Is thi. day dis
solved BY mutual c0ns.nt. Ar Putnam has charge
OF the un2nlsh d Of the late rm, and Is
thorised to collect AL debts due said hrm. Daven-
port April 18th i6e7 @. O. r. MITCHELL,
CHAS :. PUTNAM.
April II, dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEbRIFUGE WINE.
IN QUART BorTLEs.)
npEHER K.ARBEo n IN EAHH

{lN Qt ART BOTTLES.
.NET.ER K.eOWcN To FAIL
1NHE greatest Medicine ever discovered for the cur
L Of Fever and Ague, Chill Rever, Dumb Ague,
and all bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
now been before the public for several years, and
there be better evidence offered OF Its efncacy
than Its extensive sale, and Constantly increasing
reputation and this Is owing to its having performed
some Of the most wonderful and astonishing cures
that have ever been known. Being purely vegetS-
BILE. free from all foreign aeet rious or minea COM
pounds, Febrifuge Vine may be taken with the ut
most safety under almost any circumstances. II
strengthens the stomach invigorates the system, and
entirely prevents the IanRuor and prostr alton Of
strength which ai~ays attends Fever and Agu., and
all bilious diseases Il not ONLY breaks the CT Ills and
checks the fever but the diseasa Of the Liv.
er and other organs, on which the Chill and Fever
depends. The thousands who have used the febri.
fuge Wine need no further evidence OF it, virtue than
its happy restorative eert It Is truly wonderful
medicine, Aid operates on the system like charm
The fret second dose of Febrfuge Wine breaks the
chils, and II o0nttnud according 20 the directions, Il
aud leaves the body In . healthy condition. Those
prrsons who alicted with Fever snd Asue OF amp
form Of billions diseases, are recommended 10 give
ihis valuable medicine fair trial. which is al that
necessary 10 insure success and convince all Of Its
lsuperiority every other remedy offered to
Ne public. Certificates Of the highest respsctabty
aght be presented to substantiAtc all that 10 claimed
Its behalf but II will be left to introduce itsefto
| kand or fall upon Its own merits.
Caution 10 the Public.-Be sure that the name
tG proprietor, JOHN WIxEn, is In his own handwPt.
titg, on tho Promissory Note, which Is attached 10
1 tn bottom Of each rsved label on the botile-
Sd At retail BY Druggists and Merchant very.
| whsre
A wholesale orders must be directed to John VI
ner,S7 Maiden Lane, N. T., to Bay d Baldwin,
wholesale druggists Chicago.
St wholesale aud retail by Aessrs
ALvORD VAN PArTRN,
.e-dAw1y Davenport. low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
WOODEN PUMPS.

eINHE subscriberis Is now ready 70 furnish WOODEN
/ PUMPS to order, sf any length or capacity
These pumps are made that water vill not fTeess
In them. Warranted 70 work well for on year.
Aaucduct logs furnished r. order. Orders may Be
left q the ON Of d. l.. Shorey, ESQ. with the
subscriber n mis- place Of business, near D. q. SAo-
rey's Machine Shop.
Davsopost. Nov. 10. dsvtf J. 9. oHOR0Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

NOTICE To ADvEkTlAGRS.

Large cuts charged doube the dimensious o.
type.
Displayed advertisements one hall more than
uairntes.
Yearly advertising contracts viii he Understood 70
srp,y strictly the immediate business ~ the adver
ti.sr and all other advertisements sent in ~ the sd
frrtis+r will be charged extra.
Advertisements nm accompanied with Instruction
gill inserted until forbid aud charged accordingly
Notices iu religious and benevolent purposes IN
ser'ed ose tin,e r.e Of cost, thereafter chsrged ~
thcr advertisement
idverits, n.cnt. iruAl abroad must b. paid for ~
vdftabiy in adoancs. unless from approved ag h's
Contrasts for yearly advertising termnsble nj VI
pti1n of naverii.ats thy psS All adssn' emsh :"
- = cent h. contract pfro
ALvertiA m'nls ins.rt,'i noHi 70 Tesdino mH'es
60pr cent sdvance on above rates, aud kepi on IN
I'D - p,r acut. adv aDre regular rates
All trsns.ai advertisements must 70 paid FOR IN
advanr..
9Eo n WEST Iowa stat. D-u~crat.
.ANDhRs e. BtD. Daiiy 'ssz'its.
u LisGHEk = 90 DIR Dsinokrat.
HAhRiNsTUN y wii.klk. Dahy hsenihx News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

H3 subscrihsv has me th.assnd scr~s OF psinne
= prairie lsnds IN Jasper, etosy. Masshsn end
Franklin 0uunttsr, which he YIN ssli Sse cash. o. e.
hang ~ 0shsg property upua the must fovugahie
erHs, also for sole some nns buldiug l1esun nrody
NJ Perry sesesss IN Moth Devenpost.
Jan u dtf OLIvEk o. LO0 -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
REAL ESTATE.


70 1easo fer 1Ifteea Yoays.
essaA ns.stpa, aals = lnsee = lssvsnAy-
evel corner Of u Olaire and Front 0sreses, cub
0vosd into eleven lots suitable for commoAaous
ssoss. end oennl1eG1ra ueas1s, v e0esoA = nass
Of the sbove nasnsd tern. Coavsateae sooomAoa
isaAine wteA peoxi0tty 70 Tie nsilsoo1 1p1, 0a1s
psculietly oestr1hee ~ oan1nssa puspSseo II
aiYeof ~ H. 1ILDA01n. nase DcvsnDsse,c .
OAvlAO0 TnUD, Dassaoort IA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
Fer Sale.

AONB hundred and twenty Building lots In IN
~ Addition u the town Of rort oyroo.
These lots eligible and handsomely situated On
she bank Of the Mississippi 1ey WI b sOsd on rea-
tonable lerms.
For particulars inquire Of nessfs. Durfce, Pratt
o., Port Byron, Charles J. Aoesrs, 1sq., LeUlairs
Oorbin Dow Davenport. Or q the subscriber.
JANIS NAY.
" The subscriber haA numeerless desirable Pie
ceof land In end near the cities of Davesport and
LeCiaire, amp the t0wn 0f Port nyru0. that -
O. res TO sell. lOctI6Afl in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

DRY GOODS.
new STORE, NEW GOODS
just Arrived!
r1sHR undersigned would iaform the csti,s
Davenport and vicinity that hs has open
splendid assortment ofthe
Finest Goods,
ever brought TO this market, Consisting Of
FN2sCN Dry Goods,
Lsors, Embroids ries. Trimmings. Ladies' and ossts
FURNISHING GOODS,
Small Wares, Perfumery, SC. &C. sll OF which he
ready 10 sell al East-rn prices
Quick Returns and Small Fronts.
JOSEPH JOUY,
Iaug sdtfl Brady street bet tween Ath and sth
New Goods, New G0edS.
H. richest stocks Of
GiHsiaissx. Cloths, vcstings. S.ensie.
aen's Furnishing Goods, &c,
offered Ia this ma fkvt. We are CONNECTED u,t
h largest estabiisn,nt IN Chieago, and having r.
nos to b. und rsoit by ATTY house In tn w,st. ".
disposed II all our Did goods, ana open tins wee.
with an stock y. I,s wishing ,pv,h.o,
IN our iine viii d" well to give acsii
P'Ilais and country III -'chanis are requested 4,
cxamin stock before guiIg, east,
Pari,uIar lsention paid to thr manufacture n,
Gus on work. Mr.. Dunn is av TO give YOU /. m, ;,
our st,re is opposite LeCisire Row al the Old s,ano
of Edn AID Alden. X. Il. PARKSA O.,
Ap,n IL. dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

No Tail>e. eamstress, Shoe Manufactursr, saddler
or other person having sewing stching 70 90,
~ nd 70 u without one. peculiar merit u Sing
er's Machiles, which other kind justly claim
In perfect style. fhey are strong, durable, and viii
serp In ordrf whoever buys one may Be- entirely
certain II with do his work. Bvssv 1seOs pssexs
ysssey 0SgAf 70 hsss one.
Al sho wish complete and reliable iuformatirA In
regard 70 prtee and se ol car nachines, manner Of
eorltne, and naAod oe purchasing. with oil other
esrticuars can oain Il ~ appyine b lettsr q -
.oef q ear onces loP eopg Of ~. u om1sr o.. b
'ssssA nvwbs ass.sa usa;a ..
.SEls -. ..-. : ;::Si;2.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05
BOOKS.
10000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
RECEIVED AT
NO. Z kEClOjSe ROsC.

10000 ROLLS WALL PAPER
RECglvED AT
N0. 2 keClais-e ROsC.
.1m -A1O0-s IeArs
PresA lot q Pictures. rapser Aschs sesss, Psss
',Sss -. :. 's'''.
Nsr the 1esSAAo1s.
VIZ have made large additions 70 our
STOCK OF GOLD PENE;
| LCBINs PERgUARRY, PORTAONNAls, and fan.
y Goods generally, which, together with the NEW
BOOKS Of the sesson, We VIII sell ~ cheap ss thu
cheapest. tde4dAwt1 GEO. W. ELLIS 4 co.
Dvrnu Paper.
~ In nov receiving from the manufacturers. Owe
! i3-00o rolls Of Wall Paper and Borders, which
1il sell st sisAil advance. at wholesale retail.
=. n WARREN,
VnayoatO Rock Island.
Stationery.
vTVAR finest stock ~ Stationery offered In this
YH wARkkH,s,
(naysitD Roes Island.
ID had al WARREN,S.
(maysi;D Rock Island
200 ROLLS or our,ain Payer for -ale cheap BY
OOO r., II. WARREN,
(msy5dtO Rock Island
400 ssA.s WRAPPING PArkR ass
Il. A. PORDsk 4 BKo.
News! News !! News -.
II you want The latest news
hyou want the latest news
II you want the latest NJ ~ |
WAnt he lsf r,e~-.
b sure and call
BE sure aud call
Bs sure aud call
At the
Twin-City Book Store
AND NE VS. DEPOT
2sd street opposite L. Claire ] ysse.
Where can be found at all times the greatest vari
ETY. OF Magazines and Newspapers Of the Misss-
S,Gszyx2pr az. :, 2pr counter
Cooley, dr.ii~..
Putnam, Peterson, Kuckprb0ss.r
Biackwood, Household Words, Bxllou's Dollar,
United States, Mrs. Stevcna' New. n Y. Journal,
wav.riy Monthly, Gazette OF Fashion. Invento-,
MICA Max,
Yankee Notions Psychological Journal.
Working Farmer, Water Cure Journal,
Hunts Merchants MAG, london Quarterly Review,
Dinsmores Il. H. GUIDE, Edinburah
Appleton's r. R Guide, North British
and Westminster Review.
NEW YORK wREKLTES-
Herall
Tribune and Times
Dav book and Sunday Dispatch
New York Lesiarr snd Ledger Of Romance,
Ciippcr Cisen Pcayune, Brother Jonathan,
Home Journal Country Gentleman. Rural n Yorker,
Hsrpsr's weekly. Irish News,
Forters spirit. Irish American,
Police Gazette, Scientific American,
Living Age Spiritual Telegraph,
Spirit OF the Time,
Lessiies Illustrated News and Thomson, Reporter
BOSTON wRRKLIES-
Unc,e Sam,
American Unioo,
True Flag, Waveriy Magazine,
Parlor Casket, Flag Of our Union,
Plot, American Traveller and Ballou's Pictorial,
Washlhgton National Era baltimore Suu,
Cincinnati Times, and Commercial,
Davenport Gszette, and
DEMOCRAT.
ENGLISH PAPRRs-
London Punch,
London Weekly Zines,
London Illustrated News,
Herald, Boston Traveller. Baltimore Sun.
" Tribune, Phil Eve, Bulletin, Gin. Gasetts,
" Times, :" Public Ledger, +" Commercial
ChicagoD y Press,
Tribune,
Times
Missouri Republican and Davenport Papers.
Subscriptions received for the above on the most
liberal terms BY the Mouth, Quarter or Year.
SSbscrfbs here cad sass your possaos.
S.H. STARR Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

WE Ryerend Gee q. St4eet, Rector oS nelvuo
j Jackson County lows, VIII receive into his fam
lysvry limited number Of young ge0titmen, n
board AMI "duest. with his swn sons.
Musc, with the use OF a Piano, Fvench and Draw
ing are inciudf,' IN thr Cour.. Of instruction..
Bellyue " hehlthiiy situate and, benG 90 the
Diver easily accessible all PARTS, both Of Iowa
md Illinois
TRIMS MODERATE
Eefcrtncr. (bS special I~rmission.t
The Rght Rev. Bishop tee, Dav~apors
R.v. Alfred L,udefbar
Gbsnezer Cook, Esq.
Hen J. p Cook,
Col. Jno u. Evans,
Joseph D. simpson ksq.,
tpfil 10 1875 dlI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-05

nAlGnT, SEARS i BECKETT.
Leather Manufacturer,
WHOLESALE DKALxRs IN
Il II AT III E R
% ALL KINDS
Saddle, 6NAGgles.v A0s6ecOeea
Coach zs-6neaI71s9e, 8A0e
ESs~tss1s, A1Sss Se.
We have aov on ha.a eae = tAsiarssss ~ ~
ssisctsd sssossnsat d
ke0tbsr = SNAAgesev H1r0eo0e
svssy o1srsd IN tAe wet. Osaesislag = passss
Sole and HaSnsss LeatAes.
boeA Oak md Bmlee8,
Cellar LsatheS.
1rsach, Ansssss ~ Patent Oala mn
Kips ~ UpSss IAaaAss,
LINN iininss. sS:as, nerro.oo. ss.Ahde. r.s.s. -.
Hain SkiTtane, DssA an1 na6nens1 Isaahss, IAGls,
s4ddissy 1srdysss. Japsassd, Dssss, ~ aavs
pistsd, fro0 the ~ Dan1loCtursu. OkodDus9.
ias. oa9 saA 20 HseE 1a!ss, norss ~. -
e nessssoaAks & 1e61lss q -.
Cssstage ard oseeers Bon, W Prog, ooD
JoanAs, CooaA lAses, na.As, nnaneiled ClseAs, &
Wsos6 0sbs, olohss, Deat yelless, OssSia0s ms
oasriaec eolss. 49, syiae - AzIes. De
.aass, 1sses n.ansssk ~ 1sss. - Les.ass. 4
~ nNle eteeseo1sa = e1p1ssAeeeA S1e11o so1la1B
vlN( - g = .9c! seIanlV 81 Sssa.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11

How TO GET BuRiED.-The Parisians
ore giving themselves a great deal OF
troubis sbou, getting buried just now
Monster de Lamartine, VITO has inyesti-
gated the question with some care, de-
eikes that he had rather be burned than
buried. Madame George Sand like
wise beus for an Urn. But an Italian
.as lstsIy invented chemical process By
which, with the aid Of fire, the human
body can bs condensed in marvellous
" small compass so small, it Is said,
that the corpse oi an adult can be COM
pressed into a spuf box, and carried
about in the pocket. This concentrated
essence Of mortality becomes hard as ad-
alnant, and is susceptible Of a polish
Certainly very 4lfectionates wives, it is
whispered, nave their husbands bodies
cast in ornaments. which they wear in a
let setting. The idea Of carrying ones
defunt relatives about Oh their person is
40, attractive at first blush but any
thing Is better than The dreary vault !;
witt, its cold. damp walls and its awful
stiffness, ard the horrible visions that the
eye OF affection sees fitting through Its
dark, murky atmosphere.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11
A NEW PATENT ADVICE TO LADIES'

A NEW PATENT ADVICE 70 LADIES'
A Vermont editor gives this advice e
the ladies "When you have 60. msn
to the sticking point, that is, when AZ
proposes, don't turn away your head or
affect a blush, or refer him to ps, or ~
for more time !; all these tricks are sn>
derstood nov but just look him rieht
10 the face, give him a hearty "buss,
tell him to 60 and order-a cradle.
Oh! rltut a monster! like 70 oatEl
you talking that way out here
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11
Boswell oucs asked Johnson if

EE Boswell oncs asked Johnson il
there was no possible circumstance un-
der which stncide would be justifisble,
No was the reply. WELL said
Boswell, suppose man had been guilty
of a fraud, that be was certain would be
fonnd out" "Wby, then" said John
sen, SIN that case, let him go to some
place where he is not known, and not to
the devil where he is known"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11

RHODE ISLAND THE ANTiPoDEss2e1e1lI 2e1e1lI
GRErSA GREEN The Supreme CopEe
of Rhode Island has just decided that
married woman can gain residence
that State for the urpose OF pst'tlanAg
for divorce, though she came 'zla2le
and alone" into the State, and her A.
band has never stood on Rhode lasand
soil.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11

FAsHIoS AMCsE9ESTs.- cor>
respondent writing 10 i rural paper from
Albany, thus refers to new amusement
Introduced At fashionable parties ia that
city
New fashions have been introduced
into y bany by the wives Of "Hou.n
gentlemen from New York city. After
/ hop at The DeIagan, the other night,
one Of the ladies who give the fashions
winch followed by the country girls,
.totie the Elephant, for the amusement
OF the party. l1is is performed thus :
Two gentlemen stoop down on hands
and SUBSCRIPTIONS aud blankets arr.
piled on their back, for saddIes-a tail
aud trunk are made OF suitable material
which tue rlder-ess is placed upon the
saddle and carFlei around the room. |
expect 10 heaf That riding the elephant
IS ali tae 20 II tue rural districts p
The Albany Argus admits the fact,
and thu, describes the 1soaas opeaads Of
the performances
The gas in the parIors is partially
tarued of. 50 as to produce a sort of
twilight darkness, wien two gentlemen,
the taiiesE present, are requested to take
Their position in the back paror Their
position IS taat adopted BY boys when
paving t4ap-frog. 4 large cI, th Of
soine subdued coior-dsrk grey, for in
.taute, is then thrown over them. aud
another rolled up, IS attached to tbs
lro which constitutes the trunk. Two
sheets of white psper are then rolled up
and tackled or. one on each side of the
Of tie ttuak. These represent the ivory
tlsks. The Albany Eiephan, is now
complete. The lady rider takes her seat
on It's b ok amid cushions, etc, and un-
er the guidance Of leader, the mon
,ter proceeds, with heavy tread, to dis
pIaf itself aud precious load to the com
pany in the front psrlor. The arrange
neat is Unexpectedly perfect, and sug-
gestive o. life i'll the East. The play Of
the Elephant is a success here. and we
will not be surprised to hear OF its adop-
ton n the rural districts.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-04-11

presented him the weapon. The Amer
lean, lieid with drmuess, advanced the
word was given; they fired once, twice,
thrice, when Don Da Rollos and Lieu,
tenant Garteret lnterposed but 'he
Amer'eau displayed at this moment the
peculiar characteristic of his country
that Of gong ahead; SO they fred
again when Dalmont came reeliBg and
writing at Surnpter's feet. There he
w4ltered IN the warm gore Of his patri-
can blood which Fipplea down the bank,
and mi1g1e1 IN tie stream !! The victof
il triumph, raised his arm aIoEt, and
fred tue remaining charge OF his pistol
through the air, as it to pursue that
soul, which ie had sent to plead with
rs God. He then drew from his finger
the plain gold ring be had worn-that
he might tall with it og--and STOPPING
down, placed it on tie cold finger of tie
eieasl; and after washing his hands in
lhe stream, left tile ground
To b. coaciHdet IN the uert)