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THE GREATEST
L M DICAL DTSCO VERY
OF THE AGE.

of our ps.,ufs e e%sds thai
EVERY KIsp OF HuNoR'
The Worst SeyeJsla do,rn to a eommon Pinipie..
newer fsied kept a in two CASES. both Thunder HUI
NOR. He has now in has possession one hundred
eertlhcates OF Its value, all within twenty miles OF
Two bottles are warranted to cure nursing Sore
One to three bottles Will cure the worst kind of
Plmples on the Face.
Two bottles are wsrraSted to cure me poest
Canker in the Mouth and Stomach.
Three to FIVE bottles are warranted to cure the
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running Of the
Ears and Blotches among the Hair;
-Four to SIX bottles are warranted to cure corrupt
One bottle will cure Scaly Erupnons of the Skin
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the
most most desperate case of Rheumatism.
Ihres 10 four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
A benefit is always experienced from the first bot
tie, and perfect cure warranted when the above
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day. as
along old stone walls. should cure every numor in the
system ste yet il i. 4 ed fact Il you have IL hqmoI.
nor has about it suting some cases but;not yours.
peddled over thousand bottles oft in the vicinity
has already done of the greatest cures ever
done In Massachusetts. gave Il to children year
Odd 10 9d people Of sixty. have seen poor, Puny,
tottle.
To those who are subject to a sick headache one
bottle VIII always cure IT. 1t gives great relief in
been costve for years, and have been reg uated by
t.. Where the body Is sound it works quite easy,
out where there Is any arrangement OF the functions
OF nature, Will cause very sing liar feelings but
0% must '1 not no BE- alarmed they always disappear in
gone, you will feel yourself ike new ', person..
heard some OF The most exravagant encomiums of it
In my own practice always kept it strictly for hu-
mors-but since Its introduction as a general family
found I'm IT that never suspected.
Several cases Of epieptlc hts-a disease which Was
few bottles. o. what a mercy If il will prove eec-
tua In all cases Of that awful malady-there are but
few who have seen more of than have.
people cured By II For the various diseases Of the
ny L,yeI: Sack Heaaaihs RysRsPsa, Asthma, Fever
and IN Kdn O shs
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet eyer necessary-eat the best you
can get and enough oft.
D,.seft0n. for UM:-Adults one table spoonful
per day-chldTen over ten years dessert spoonful
take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice day
poNA1fT1BbA f KENNpEEDY.
NO. l0 warren Street. Rozt1ry, Mdssaehssstts.
Agents for washington.-Chas. stott & Co.. z.
Gilman, kIdwell d Lawrence, J. b. Gardner, Burry
Y Co., y. Walsh CO., F. 3. Walsh, J. T.. Stone,
b osae kBHs sin Nr E. e Rsmsr sosH 5n
sc:sa LsHhamS. sr'f /. TX kid SsSiis''0~n-k
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Miscellaneous

RYEi, AN3 RA AZ l6,XgM MALT. 70. .sle at the
avenue sad Block street, Baltimore, Md. o'
RkCTlFYING EsfABLISHMENT.-Th nm
dersSned takes this method Of Informing Liauor
TABLiSHMENTin this city, and is now prepared
to supply All those who may favor him with Their
custom. He has on hand large stock of BrasSies.
Tin, Wines, and Old Whiskeys, which he can self
a. a. low hgure as they can be purchased for Ell
~: b. The subscriber has also on hand larse lot
OF Foreign and Domestic Cigars. W.
ian lem No. IS Louisiana ay. q. neSr iotS q.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
l. UNITED STATES MAIL STEINER.

These ships having been built by contract or pressy
Tor the Government every re has been
IN their also in their engines 10 in
sure strength and speed, and their recommendation
fort. N N''''-
Price Of passnye from New York to Iiyerpool in
hrst calm. $lSl second do S7s; exclusive use OF
extra sac state rooms, SIS. From Liverpool to
New oTk, ~ and ~ gulneas. An ex perlenoed Sur
geop attached 10 each ship Noberths can lie secured
until paid for The ships OF this line have improved
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TO ALL THAT VALUE THEIR SIGHT.

wishes to SaIl fhs attention Of al 1hsifS@
accuracy, and brilliant transparency, suited Precise
y and beneio,sly to the wearer, according to the
sight from the COMMENCEMENT Of using glasses in
sss: and the practice Of many enables him to
glasses that are sbsontey reuursd T sFa such
Cd I XII PREF n i5Gn and satisfaction.
enoous Arcade 5fs ySs5y Rs
ne patronage OF those who have not yet availed
Persons that cannot conveniently CALL by sending
the glasses In USE and state how many inches they
can read ths PRINT with their spectaeles be sup
piied win such as VIII Improve their sight.
Innumerablo testimonials to be seen |; and referen-
and oo ROW SfG s sssss SERVED the
Circulars to be had gratis, at his ofioe. No. So
Seventh street, three doors from Odd sows' Hall,
up STAIRS.
Or, NoRIoLx. September :. 1854.
TO sS% sT s
Lift. w. TAZEwELL.
have tried pair Of spec.acles obtained from Mr.
aG ses
''N ''''' q '0i H HEGi'fr9' A. wrsE.
- Having been induced by a friend to visit the estab
sI. ., Mr; noaas i3r ths purpose Of trying
slightly colored blue which have atfnrdeJ ms pSa
.snei dnd gfat,nGaton than any have ever tried.
ing r and 6 reading at nIsLt frequently to very late
almost late ever. and that too Without he main
have previously suffered.
Late Commissioner GenI Land Ofhoe.
Pee; II: iS15.
four months and take great psssSGe in Q,
BENEFITED ns it. By, hS them. GEO. p. scARBrRGH.
81 was recommsnded to Mr.. John Tobias az a skill
sns ind s.3 Mr. pss1
ed to comprehend them by and slight
Oss thI. admiralty n A. ?' Bt II fffEsSta
NIL. roh,. W6H s. n. G. Jan. II. 1854.
the Spectsces which obtained from You last week
Ssu sl1ey satsisotory From an inequality in the
5ssan dop Fl in getting E.sse. Of the focal
hs dcur si bs: tss6 By me
decidedly II; best adapted my eye. have
Rector Of st. James's Parish.
DKrARTYEsr OF INTERIOR. May 9, 1855
besa aa s unssIs range OF
raj years ! have tried different opticians without
Tosss made 20 my eyes FSrr
t9r me, Which have found to serve me perfectly.
to the eS ne ADAPT
recommend Mr.. Tobias to all having occa sn0 -, LILY
glasses. and bear my testimony as 10 his sS =. use
optician. HENRY E. BAIDWiN Oh
Asst sec'y to sign Land Wsrranfs
ESGOPES and MICROSCOPES WITTh Nj
IL. =, ia $50, and many other ARTICLES in this
"f az 10 10 ysry low prices constantly on hand >'
pAlNTS AND OILS,
tb1lnSseeu W, White Lead,
PPohea III, Erench Zinc,
Turpentine, 0cbra. N Th,,n..
Varnishee, 49,, Snio'Hes'
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ORANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
NEW ROUTE TO THE SOUTHWEST.
& ssE

E&Sses%ss y 81 49,
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAILROAD
rk,,,,.c oTEpLEIEpT1coSNEcTiSs
sqh. ca: asd al The NortisGs;era eiii.s wiiI
Y4RKASpTHE Mississf fIafG RIVER SfSffsn NJ"
usr transportation Of Pssseneer. And Ffeisbt srd
will afford more Expedition and less TX pense than
west. Passengers and Shippers viii take due notice
thssfeoi, aud govern themselves accordingly.
ChattsIoogs and Nashville J and arrive al MemphIs
Re ooeGRsSnE AND 9TH i. f; c..
tant points upon the Western Rivers. Goods co.,
viii be sH sSd other or
ZAP EnPt 5, 81 fr ne: Ts s ,r:
pany y carried over this route dsy BY the Passen
HUNTSVILLE, tAla) Apr! lst, ls57.
Through Tickets to Memphis, 60. sold at VII
m MN \. C Charleston, c.; Augusta, Ssvan-
cry Ala chs,snoos ana and SdoNS a.ETsS s MOn'sOm
To CONNECT vita the Western Trains On this road,
tom wl rsse Tn fhe rsfs Mains from WmEg
enn and me day trains from Charleston and
nItsNlle. :. =; sho Atlanta. GA. sp7-tf
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL
small advance of cost for cash p''P"'so - '0 a.
very large variety Of Turner Bros. celebrated
Turner'S Ginger Wine. an excellent remedy for
Blackberry Brandy, certain cure for Diarrhss and
- Dysentery
Claret, Madeira, Shorty, and Sweet Malaga Wines,
al OF superior quality
Raspberry, strawberry, Ginger. and Cherry Bran
os az az 81 hns navors, prepared from the pure
Rose Cinnsmon. A1nis, and PEPPERMINT Cordials
EaSs EssesSs Of
Forest w inc Bitters.
We have also on hand. supply of DIR. wheeler's
Celebrated Sherry Wine BItters, splendid article
In addition to the above we have az All time, a
large supply OF the following Ianed stock OF Malt
leuors, being the only Liquors Of the kind in the
District and which cannot aIl satis faction
70 al who use them: PhIladep hla Y Y, Burton and
XXX Pale Ale Philadelphia Brown Stout Xxx Por-
ter. and fine article Of l.agor Beer.
AS usual, supply OF Mineral Water Cider 8c
on hand. Army a. Sf3INS
le8 81 Green street. Georsetowu.
I Aw BOOKS.-Digest OF Maryland Reports.
IL comprising GIPs Reports, 9 vols, Mar,hnd
Reports, 8 vols and Maryland Chancery Decls-
IONS, 4 yols.' by Socket, Merriek, and Miller,
Chtty on the Law Of csrrier..wi American Notes,
Hinca Trustees. with American Notes; new edl-
Olcott's Admiralty Reports. for the Southern Dis
pIct OF New York I vol.
oreehloais overruled Cases; revised edition; Il
Digest Of English Law and Equity Reports Irol.
HHl iIIs.t 81 fprscice Reports 2vds.
Addison on Contracts, with American Notes l vol.
Index 70 English Common Law Reports; 2yol.
June u FRANCk TAYLOR.
CossssSSaAr'oN sTSSS SKVsSS 9 SEdsFAAfkE.sg T
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NOTICE-NOTICE.-Ih have few of those cheap
~ TOILET SETS on hand. which Iwishy0
Cob, ETS and other GLASS WARE, that
must n.;16e sold preparatory to change in my
nc. SO. between 9Th and 10th streets Penn avenue.
ten Ism John McnEVJTr
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Insurance, Go.
p " LIFE HiNsURAsGs COMPANY,

PfNS A EiFE AlssuESAssesB u; SoM MA
The sio,. divided amongst u. foiiss aode
Description Pamphlets, Blank Form. Of AppIiea-
;H;s Of u
out as sssff 81 RwsS :sn,astS or BY mail
TN Northwest corner Of Penn Per X, avenue s,
WAsHlNeSTH22Nk IHsTYkbbFSHpF e SSMRkEX
~ CAPITAL. sacoy com
TssntS Street and Psnn:s yssls Avenue, over the
Washington City Sa mn .ct Bank. .
YIN: Bayly. samuel Bacon,
rano %IM@s Sihun. e. ao3 ". G ahi.''''
81, JAMES c. MCGUIRE President.
GRAFTON ID. HANSON, Secretary. ap lily
6sg HSD H bNRI kSRf IN FRE FROM
THE fSRtEEkS i HHmTSk Eft 5NO INLAND
FARMERS AND MECHANICS,
N II A N q L C o M ANY,
-. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Authorized Capital. sl,25O,OOm
AvkNuE AND l7rH STREET. WAsHiNsros.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thos. y. Florence, Charles Qlngee,
Sss1s; eSSsis Fassss Fl s:%ssa
'l EDw1$HSS \ SS ss!s:s;
-, Charles Walter, No. s7 d street, opposite City
John NJ. Thornton, corner LIST street and Virginia
James Williams, No. q ~ street.
John Rigglss, No. Sol 18th street, below Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. ....
MARINE. SURVEYOR.
captain r. Levy, No. S67 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomason.
Axthorized Capital and Assets 81, 47so57 on
Invested in Bonds, Mortgages, and Good Securities.
The following statement exhibits the business and
CONDITION OF the Company to November 1, 1856:
premium received on marine and inland risks to No
NehboT l., 1000 S2l4,6B4 60
ire premium I76,7g6 81
interest on lodn.- 6,7U4 AZ
PAID t n,r leceIl psss: &C; 4oo,ls5 g
Paid hre losses. ......-...... S975 50
Expenses, salaries, and commits
Reinsurance, return premiums
and agency chaTges..-.-- 27,474 68
-sl7,l2s 81
Raj ut,, ~~.~,xk
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DONATD REMEDY.
No. 40 Warren Street. RorLxry, Mdssachxse

Agents for Washington-Chas. Stott 4 Co. ".
Gilman, kIdwell Lawrence, J. Il. Gardner, Bury
4 Co. y, Waish Co, F. $. Walsh, J. z. stone.
Boswell, Daniel B. Clark. J. p. Miiburn, Dunbar
Dyson, r ord d Bro. Agents for GeorSstown.-R,
sly -
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PiANOS.-The largest stock of PIANOS in the
n Ostrict always on hand at the extensive ware
'T ny. y JOHN F, ELLIS, sos Ps; ave,
~ - near corner Of 10th st,
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P.S. OPERA GLASSES of .,a., r.x.. mn,
EESSGpoPES and MGR OSCOPES, WITCH.ML-
~. ULASSES, and many other articles in thi,
me q. very low prices constantly on haud. ~
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y Tn at SSGnp1sS,ps Ink e sI,ead
General Superintendel
HuNTsvILLK, (Ala.D April lst, 1857.

Through Tickets TO Memphis, &c.. sold at VII
nihgt2n, n. C,; Charleston, :. c.; Augusta Ssyan-
nan Macon, Atlanta. and Columbus, Ga; Mon;som-
cry; Ala; Chattanooga, and Nashville, Tenn.
10 connect with the Western Trains on This mad
passengers Will take the nighf kans from WilmUg'
Ton ~ T.; Augusta, Ca; ttsnooga and NsshyiIIe
Ienn.; and the day trains from ChaTlesfon sn3
kinssville. :. e; and Atlanta Ga. sp7tG
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Il LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE.
THE PERILS OFTHE SEA, AND INL AND
TRANSPORTATION.
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ishment Of Mr.. Tobias for the PURPOSE Of tr~1ny
his slssses, l vas furnished by hum with q paif
sIlghtiy oo!ored blue, which have afforded me more
My sight originally very good, was injured by writ
hour; but with the aid of these glasses can stnd1
have previously suHerad NAS 800
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- MANS Magazine for July.
Graham's Magazine for July.
Ladies' National Magazine for July,
BailOu's Dollar Monthly for July.
New York Journal for July.
The great Pictorial Brother Jonathan for the 4th of
July, full Of illustrations.
All the Newspapers, Magazines. and everything in
the Stationery line Kept constantly on hand and for
sale at JOS. SHILI.INGTON'S,
Bookstore, Odeon Building,
Je II corner ~ street and Penn. avenue.
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have tried pair of Spectacles obtained from Mr..
Tobias and find them Of great TO INV sight
anu with his description of the focus
1 recommend him as q skilful optcian.
HENRY A. WIFE
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o, - NURFOLK, S6ptemOer ], 1874.
SIR: The Speotaoes you made for me suit very
any other have lately tried. ''''''
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Miscellaneous.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nav T. 1857.
SkALgp PROPOSALS. for furnishing the Stationery
required by this department during the fiscal year
ending une 20 1855 will be received until IL o'clock
m, on me Stn DAY of June next. Those unaoooul-
RnnSo oy satisfactory testimonials Of ability to full
MI contract VIII not be considered, and contracts
WI Only pe awarded to established manufacturers
All the articles must be of the very best quality of
ne Kind, and samples hereinafter specified must
accompany each bid. The samples Of the party to
whom the contract may be awarded, will be paid for
" the Department; the others Will be returned to
the respective bidders. -
No bid viii Be considered xnIess the article.
accompanying tt are Of the rerv best quality, and
suited TO the tcaats Of the Department.
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
nrin making N and must specify price, and but
schedule. " WV
All the articles furnished will be required TO be
IKE the samples submitted, which will be retained
IOr comparison, and delivered without delay when
20 me satisfaction Of the head of the office
me department reserves the right of ordering
sreater or less quantity of each and every article
oSnIracted Tor, as the public service may require
supplying an inferior article at any time will be
tract. " ~ ''io w"
Bonds, with approved security, to be given by the
persons contracting and in of failure to sup
ply the articles required the contractor and suretiss
shal Dc liable for the forfeiture specified in such
me suboined list specifies, as nearly as can now
DC zone. the amount, quality. and description of each
vi the Alnus OF articles required.
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CoAPLErED-CoSSRcTiSG
nMda, o.; crd al the Northsastern eifiss, 0irA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31

0A9ETTE...AR. LEON


The consciousness of being in the
wrong will often stimulate dishones,
reasoner, to fresh follics and wrongs,
to cover up the original act of injus-
tice. Such is the position Of the Gazette
1t did great and foul wrong to liar.
vey Leonard. Members of its own
party demonstrated against the injus-
tice, and the evil consequences Of it to
the Republican party. But tho Gazette
men are too dishonest to frankly con-
fess their wrong. They admit that
all their charges were false, but seek
out new inventions and devices of SIAN
der, to cover up the infamy of their
fint great wrong. Yesterday morning
nearly whole column appeared in the
Gazette which is more jesuitical, piratl-
cal and dishonest than anything here
tofore said by the Gazette upon the
subject. What fiendish malignancy
Of purpose spurs them on to such a
suicidal course, it is difficult to imag-
inc, unless it be that "whom the gods
wish to destroy they first make mad"
1t 10 not necessary to say that al the
villainy Of that editorial is SO patent
upon its face that no man will be de-
ceived thereby.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31
PRAYERFUL CONFEDERATION.


The Gazette affects to laugh at our
seriousness upon the subject Of advising
the people to make a careful examna-
ton Of the defects of the New Consti-
tuition, and give the subject that earnest
consideration which its Importance
demands. We do not doubt but that
tho Gazette would, if it could, prevent
the people from examining the rotten
document cut out by Black Republican
thimble Triggers, for anarchicA purposes
and the people go IL blind, and ask nc
questions. We say that the people o,
this State arc about to perform an &C,
that is pregnant with veal or woe to
our future history. If this constitution
10 adopted. VIC see no way of ESCAPING
the revolutionary consequences, sure to
follow. II cannot actively exist under
the Constitution Of the United States,
and If it is sought to be maintained, the
evils which would follow are inculcable.
1t works social revolution by drawing
into the State all the horse Mares,
mmrderers, piiidins and criminals Of the
Union, and also attracts here vaga-
bond race Of negroes, who arc pest
to oil places where they settle. Are
tho people prepared for such a Revo-
lutiona
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31
Franklin Asking for Work.

When quite youth, Franklin wen, to
London, entered II riuiing office, and in
quired If he could get employment ms a
printer.
Where are You from = inquired the
foreman
America" was the reply
All said the foreman, " from America
lad from America seeking employment as
a printer Well do you really understand
the art Of printing Can you act type"
Franklin stepped to one OF the cases, and.
in very brief space, set up the following
passage from the first chapter of the Gospel
of John:
Nathaniel saith unto him. can any good
thing come out of Nazareth? Philip saith
unto him, come and see %
II was done so quick, so accurately, aud
contained delicate reproof. so appropriate
and powerful, that it at once gave him cha
raeter and standing with all in the office
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31

It il q common custom with the
knave, to denouncc what he cannot
comprehend, and misrepresent what
he cannot prove to be wrong. Adop'
ting this rule, our contemporary Of the
Gazette says that the 81 reasons for
opposing the New Constitution, taken
from the Express and Herald and pub.
I''hsd BY US Wednesday mornirg,have
been fully proven to be absurd and
false. When was that done neichbor :
Yoa must have dreamed that YOU had
proven their absurdity and falsity, for
the work was never accomplished BY
You, and furthermore camno. be accom-.
plished. Those reasons arc iuvulnera.
bic. They cannot be successfully at.
tackled, and We ask every voter to read
them over before voting. No man
acting ispartiaily ,,cissly and cons,ienti
ossty cas cote for that rieletty Consti'
tss'os. The Gasets Knows this and
hence it, terrible solicitude in the
psemissa 1t i an ABOLITION doc.
smsnt The wool fairly kinls in eve
" amsndmsnt It was made express.
y IT. Nl00RRS and fbo;t;ve CPrMn
NAILS. Who viii vote for Il,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31
ELECTION, MONDAY
AUGUST Sd.
POLITICAL MORALITY

FOl<lTACAA MOXAAAAA 4.
The editors Of the Davenport Gazette
are acting upon the vicious principle,
thst lying, deception, misrepresenta-
ton, and every species of trickery and
knavery in politics, is justifable and
praise worthy. They insinuate libellous
charges, knowing them to be such, and
resort to trickery and misrcpresenta
ton, all for party purposes. When
the Neps hints at the fact that one
Of them passed counterfeit bills upon
their workmcn, the charge is met by
the greatest indignation, and yet this
same editor, feeling the injustice Of
such charges made against him, does
not scruple TO villify, traduce and libel
the Democratic candidate for Sheriff,
while he hno'cs that its charges are rs
false AZ the charges Of the Nems against
the Senior of the Gozette. This kind
Of morality in politics may suit the
editors Of the Republican organ, but we
seriously question whether its readers
will approve Of such villainy as justifia-
BILE in politics. If the Republican party
desire to preserve their party strength,
the managers had better pay the Ga
zsih men liberal sum to say no more
upon the subject Of politics, until after
election. All they do write has dana.
ged the party beyond repair, and
strengthened the Democracy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31


AcoIDENTs BY THE MOVING MA
CHIYEs.-Those of our farmers who
use the moving or reaping machines
must needs be careful, lest they receive
serious injury. DIR. Loring, near Bos-
ton, had his foot severed from his leg
by a mower the other day. A similar
accident occurred in Warren county,
Ohio, last week. Mr.. Joseph McGrafi
was cut through the calf and bone OF
one Of his legs, by reaper in the way
OF which he carelessly got. AT Joliet
last week, Mr.. Leach had his right leg
cut of by mower, and Mr.. Aaron
Lever, farmer in Coles county, had
his leg cut of little above the ankle
on Thursday last by similar machine.
Our farmers will see, by these facts,
that there is danger in these new ma
chimes, and it will be necessary for
them to be very careful when using
them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-31

Dipatchs wers rscsived il this CT
ty from Ciacinnati, yesterday, stating
that the City Bank Of that city was
bought Il fifteen per cent. discount,
and the Union Bank Of Sandusky,
Ohio, at ten per cent. discount. This
Is equivalent to discrediting them alto
gether. The Dispatch gives us no clue
to the trouble.
Another dispatch from New York
states that the Merchants Exchange
Bank Of Bridgeport, CT, was quoted
/" no sale" i'm Wall street.