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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

VLTnKREAS on the eth day Of August, 4 d, 1857
w Thomas Temple executed unto George J.. Nj.
cholls Trustee, certain deed Of trust, coavey.
ing TO said Trustee the land tn 0eptt County, Iowa
described follows, 70 VT pert Of tho Rast hall
Of the uorth Hast quartes OF sectton twenty-nvs
f36l township seventyt isht [1Sl, North Of Rang
$40 III, Last = ~ DtnA puaetpAl Meridian, -
ninniDg esNs1Da (lSl ee1s 0ast lsn ~ Aosta
S0De csg0eee - fFe0 tAonce sanntng oDueA tuen-
ty-thsss f99l reAs, sAssoe 1nst 1ssses0 ftel rsAs
t6epce NorA tvsoly three l7Sl rods, thsocs Wssa
% The plses Of bsgtnning, containing two u
land together With I'll the appartensnces thersunts
said femSle for the purpose Of securing the payment
% certain promissory note and the interest thereon
executed by said Thomas Temple, dated the %sh day
Of August, 4 d, 1857, and payable TO The order VI
d. W. Van kvers, sixty days after date for three
hundred and scventy-one dollars [$37il.
And now said notc having become due and payable,
and the sAid ThomA- ren lie having failed to pay the
same, l, George L. Nichols, Trustee as Aforesaid do
hereby give tiis pahllc noce that BY virtue VI the
power which is In me vested BY said dsed OF Trust
I Will on Saturday lie 3ist day II October, d,
1857, at the hour OF two o'cioek r. NJ Of the same
day, at the Court House door Ia the city Of
Davenport, CouDty or Scott, Iowa expose and ofer
for SALE at public auction 10 the highest bidder fer
cash, the parcels ofland above described, much
thereof as shall be suicen, to satisfy and pay the
day Of sale, together with the costs and expenses Of
said sale, costs Of this notice AMI Trustees fees
Upon the completion Of such sale deed will be civ.
in accordance with the stipulation Of said deed Of
Trust.
Dated the 9Th day OF October, A D, 1857.
GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
oc9d&wAw Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
Our State Fair,

Very fortunately, through the entire week
the weather has been Of the most favorable
character-scarcely cloud visible, hence
the number attending the fourth annual
exhibition Of the Iowa State Agricultural
Society, by far, exceeded that OF any pre-
vious meeting.
During the first day there Twas very lit
tie Of Importance to spectators transpiring
being principally taken up in making en-
tries, and necessary arrangements for the
three succeeding days. Among the entries
we noticed some very choice horses and
cattle, sheep. swine, and numerous agrlcul-
tural impements. also very fine specimens
of art and ladies' handiw ork.
On the second day, the Committees COM
menced awarding premiums. The grounds
we're alive with all kinds Of busines-para
ding horses. testing the merits Of machinery.
exhibiting farming implements, &c. The
following are some Of the articles on which
premiums were awarded on the second day:
Young 4 Davenport, Of Cedar Rapids
had on exhibition, the best specimen Of
Book Binding, on which they took premi-
um The sample shown. was not Of their
own manufacture, and to our mind, did not
far exceed specimens Of American manufac-
lure exhibited by Messrs. Luse, Lane 4 Co.,
on which premium was also awarded.
A premium was awarded to a gentleman
Of Muscatine on best specimen Of Fancy
Binding Leather-no competition. Best
specimens Of Letter and Foolscap paper,
Luce, Lane d Co., Davenport.
R. Mason, Of Keokuk, took the first pre-
MUM on double carriage harness-no COM
petition.
U. s Gilbert, Of Dubuque, had on exhibi-
tion, some excellant specimens Of Boot and
Shoe work, on which he drew the first and
second premiums for fine work, and Chas
Nealy. Of Muscatine, the first premium on
coarse work-no competition
P. Macay, Of Muscatine, for best specimen
horse shoing and horse shoes, drew pre-
mium-no competition.
VIM. O'Aers, Of Davenport, had on show,
some fine samples Of silver plating, or
which he drew the first premium.
W. W. Skinner 4 Co.. of Davenport, ex
hibited the best corn cultivator, ON which
he drew . premium. The second was x
John Deere, Il Moline, and the third d
Green ! Groves. II Cedar RApids
1As sshihltlsa q plsvs aAa ssltivatst,
~ sansvhnl e1banls4 tAsoGh ~ Z
nn1e aalune Nv ~ upeolsA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
New York. Oct.


Efforts are being vigorously made to fur
| uish the means for the payment OF the
drafts Of Luther 4 Church on the American
Exchange Bank South A fair prospect o
success
In the Pennsylvania House Of Represen
tatives yesterday, upon a test question
with reference to requiring Of the banks a
statement as to their condition, was taken
which precludes the possibility Of the legis-
lature legalizing the suspension of specie
payments
A Calcutta letter Of Aug. 10th. published
in the Herald, says Lucknow, the capital
city of Dude had fallen All the Europe
ans have been massacred. 1t is Lot stated
on what day the garrison at Lucknow sur
rendered
The proposals for new loan OF half a
million dollars for the deficiency in the
sinking fund Were reported to day, and the
bids being unsatisfactory, the loan was not
taken
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

A correspondent of the Gazette,
"Agricola," is ont in long article on mat
tiers and things which transpired some years
ago, and which were then disposed offorever.
As it costs something to publish news
paper. we suggest, to our ncighbors
the Gazette, that instead of printing the
whole Of Agricola's lucubrations, sum
mary Of their contents be made, which
would answer every purpose. For ex-
ample yesterdays epistle might be con
dcnsei, thus: -" time honored compact,
/" extension Of slavery" "pordcr rufisE
ISM" "Sumner's sore head Bleeding
Kansas " demagogues and secessionists,
" Missouri Compromise" &" bogus Legisla
ture," bleeding Kansas" again, 100000
Slay eholders' falschoods," "hurl from
power terror to oppressors," DC, DC.
&c Try it on, Addison, 1t will worl
well.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
New York. OcI

New York, Oct. s.
MessrA George Bliss 4 Co.. Dry tsoods
ask IN extension, and win pay With inte.
rest.
Bowen, McNamars 4 Co. have failed.
Assets largely exceed lhbilittea TIE 80.
pension Of Willis L Ayres, Blake 4 Brown,
Bulkely = O. all dry goods, Mark J. King,
furs. al4 aeseral others. - announoed.
AesgA KulkelS 4 Co. are sah to have -
Tered to large extent by parties atsoad
holding their letter of credit The Addison
Bank, Addison, N Y, is thrown out. The
Lima Bank is again thrown out.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
Pennsylvania Legislature.

Harrisburg. Oct. 5.
The speaker this morning announced the
names OF the Special Committee. and Mr.
Murra is Chairman The committee con
tains Democrats and Republicans and
Americans A resolution to adjourn to
morrow was negatived Mr.. Ilustarde's
free bank law was called up, but the House
refused to consider it.
The Senate resumed the consideration Of
the bill concerning the banks; while the st
section Of it was pending, Mr.. Wright re
newed his motion to strike ont the provision
authorizing the new banks to receive for
stock in notes Of other banks; the motion
was negatiyed by l2 to 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

As specimen Of the craftsmanship
Of the Black Republican constitutional Con
vention we refer to that clause of their in
strument which declares that "the suspcn
sion Of specie payments shall never be PER-
m'ftedi What brilliant galaxy OF lawgiv-
ers they were' To pass a lar that banks
shall not fail As well pass law that mer
chants shall not burst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
oc9dAwA,


VNyHEREAS on the drst day Of June, A. D., 1857,
w Robert Pstttson and nary Pattison, his wife,
executed unto Andrew Bell - Trustee, . certain
deed VI Trust, conveying TO said Trustee the land
Scott Coonty, Iowa, described follows, Ia Wit
part Of lot number sixteen tl6l In Robert Chris
ties Addition 10 the city OF Davenport more par,ic
ulary describad ~ follows, ~ wit Commencing At
the North West corner CT said lot number sixteen
ISL, thence running East sixty 1901 fest, thence
South one huadred and nf.y [l60l feet to an alley,
thence West sixty 1901 Ee, thence North one hun
dred and atty ll5o feet to the place Of beginning.
said lot v dt scIibed IN deed made BY Cheany Men
ger, and rec ,rded in Scott De.d Book P, page
No $50 to which due references b. made for
particular description, which said conveyance was
made BY the said Robert Patison and Mary Pattison
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of crtain
pTonssory note and the interest thereon signed by
saii Robert Pattison, dated the st day Of June,
A d. 1851 for the sum Of one hundrt doilsrs pay
able with ten per cent inte1est per annun, sixty
days ft-r date, to the order of James n. Grees
And now said note having become due and rays-
bic, and the said Robert Psttson having failed to pay
the same, Andrew bsal, Trustee as aforesaid. do
hereby give this public notice, that by vrtne OF the
I,ver which is Ia vest BY sad deed VI Trust,
VII, on Saturday the 3fst day Of Oe.oher, d.
1851 at the hour OFF, O'Clock In the afternoon OF said
day at the Court House door In the city OF Dav, n
port expose and offer Tor sale, at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash. the parcel OF land above
described, rauch there shall be tufci,n 10
satisfy and pay OF said note with the In
trest the day OF sale together with All the
clets and expenses attending said sale, costs OF this
notice and Trustees fees. Upon he oomp.etton II
such sale deed will be given In accordance with IL
sttpulstion Of said Deeei Of Trust.
dated the eth day OF Oct, A d, 1857.
ANDREW BELL,
o.Sdts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

AUCTION AND COMMISSION SToRE.-
The store in Franklin Block, next door TO
the Iowa Book Rooms, 10 to he fitted up by
MIR. Adams for the Auction and Commission
business Mr. H. w. Morris who has been
for some months past go favorably known
TO this community, will take charge OF the
concern Rare opportunities will be offered
TO those wishing to reduce their effects to
reaIy cash
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

HNAKRk up BY the subscriber Saturday night
u large brown hcrs- star mis- forehead and
hind food white. The ovser can have the horse ~
esnv ON the subscriber, Lrovins property and pay
Ing chMece. WM. bk0WN,
ocedlWs st. Cio,re Housr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

GILLAsrY.-The Gazette deyotes its
colossal powers to a daily repetition .of
abuse Of honest George Gillaspy. 1t does
not require much .agacty to detect the rea-
son of it, opposition. 1t is very much
afraid of him Monsieur Faville attempted
TO make n speech in Davenport. and there
by did himself so much damage that the
Gazetts sees no way of restoring him to n
position in the field but by blackguarling
his more fortunate opponent Gillaspy is
not Philanthropisl, like Monsieur Faville,
it is true. for he did not vote to strike out
the word Uhite," but Notwithstanding he
will make so good u Lieutenant Governor
that Addie must forgive his hostility to 'de
cullered bredren."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

"WILL Nix. Risen ANSWER -
The types made us say what we never.
meant TO say. on Thursday. We do not be-
lieve that Rusch intends to be dejsdteF
he can help it, but We do expect that if de
ieated by the people nextTuesday he intends
to go 10 the Senate and claim that his term
has not expired. We demand Of him if that
is his intention. Will he answer? Will he
attempt to defeat the popular willt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

new OtleanA Oct :.
Money tight Firs, class paper worth
l2ai per cent a month. No failures OF
consequence. No money in exchange.
Banks are extending every facility to facto.
ries. All is cheerful.
The Tennessee has arrived and is adver.
tised for Vera Cruz. rt.,s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
l. A Il EST NEW S .


Oeutts9o, III. Gct. b.
About halfPast four this morning, three
distinct shocks OF an earthquake were tel,
at intervals Of about FIVE minutes
The first shock was so violent, a. TO de.
molish chimneys and awstsn NE citizens
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

Owing TO the length ofthe report
on the Fair, We suppress the usual amount
Of local intelligence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

Sec advertisement of Argyle Cot
tage, in another column The chance is a
rare one
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

NOosSe ~ INV - - e0sUDs
Large cuts charged doebie the same dimensions
ype.
Displayed advsgtsensnn one half more tha,
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts VII be understood
apply strictly - the Immediate business af the sdver
ti-er and all other advertisements sent In By the ID
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements no accompanied with instructor
viii be Inserted until forbid. and charged accordingly
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes In
serted time free Of cost, thereafter charged ~
othcr advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for in
OGvtsbiy IN sdpsNes, uniess fros approved Agents
contrscts Ear yearly advertising tsrminsbie at shs
vaioa VI aAvertisers they paSiuG ~ edvanocnent Q
Ss per c-nt. On the ooutrsct price.
Anvertissgcnts Inserted noxt TO rssdins msttes
PER cent advance on sbove RATES. asd keps % m
side 26 per csat advssce - regulss saess.
An trsassst sdvcrtisements must - paid for W
sdvasce. ar~s
GEO T. WEST iovs state Democrat.
sANDRRA BRO. Daily 0asette.
LISCukR q CU, DER Dsmotrat.
HARRlN0fON 4 wILKiE. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
Ksnsas Election.

st. Louis, Oct. 3.
A gentleman who left Leavenworth on
Monday noon says that the election was
proceeding very slowly. The freee State
men had complete possession Of the polls,
and were casting all the votes. IF all the
votes were not polled on Monday the cleo
tion would continue on Tuesday.
AT Delaware, the free State men had pos
session Of the polls 1t was conceded that
Parrot would beat Ransom for Congress
There were no disturbances mp 10 noon
on Monday. We expect to receive returns
to day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
STATE DEMOCRAT,
DAVENPORT. OCTOBER 10, 1857.
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

HILL A1AANUEAEN
ARRIVALS.
1astsrn( WAC Chicago)twice dsiiyex sun'y. 8 MAS
Suthernf fviAMus-sfine and Iowa eliy) daily los NJ
Northern IVA DubuQus) daily At 6Pn
Southern (st Louis) daily at 6Pn
Northern via CamAnche. LCisirc, &c, Tues-
day, Thursday and Saturday At 7pM
NortherD via Asquoketa, Dewitt, A1, Tues
day, ThursdAy aud Saturday At 7Pn
DEPARTuREs 4. r. TIME
Eastern tvia Chicago closes sI-9Ah
Northern lDubuquel ="
Southern (bt LOuis) +" "
S,utp Pm (nuscatine and Iowa city, closes 4PM
Northern tCsmaDche, TrCiaire, &c, closes
sunday, Tuesday and Thnrsdsy at SPM
Northern Msquoketa and Dewitt closes Sum-
day. Tuesday and Tkursdayat al SPIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

Merchants, attend the Board oil
Trade meeting this evening.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

The Bucklcy's sing next Tuesday
evening at the German Theatre
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

The above heard $50 in number are to
be sold at auction; the sale commencing on
the Sd of November and to continue till all
are closed out This sale should command
the attention Of all who wish to secure Sc
lect stock for their farms. The terms are
such that no cash will be required, but lib
eral time given for approved security.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
MAGAZINE FOR LADIES.

Writing Paper.
FvNHH eubscrirT 70 nov resolving his FAl Htcsk OF
i Writing Paper, comprising Commercial Note,
Letter and Cap siaes from some Of the best mills In
the Unit.d States; ais" English and French papers
Included, will b. found
OO11a111Orci NotO:
white blue, bnR and assorted colors ruled and plain
Of the following mills Du'and n Cos, Owen 4
HuIlbut's, Grown Mnis. Gothic MIL, tayard 4 Cos,
Carcw 4 Cows. Latin 4 Brothers, Aputhwsrth
Manufacturing Co.'S, London Supcr riue Nel,um from
Iinnen osiy, Hyperiontnted, Aihambra, EiiIabcthan
Vine pattern, Dannssks, Amber. and circulated.
Also-From same mills, and sAme styles and quail
tiles:
Post or Letter Papers,
bath Post sr Ladies' Letter,
Biii Paper, l. ns and Broad Fold,
Legal ds Ruled aud FOLDED,
Cap, Fiat Gap and Medium.
Also-Pain and fancy Note Papers, Enveiopes and
Waters, Lnf, gold, or orange color blue and white
Envel. pes, and will be sold nj lowest griccs for C,h
Wholesale and Retail
Al No IS Brady street, three doors north Of the
Post Once. Eli ADAMS
sep.Sdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

TRISTTy CHURcH.-Divine Service
will be hereafter in the evening at o'clock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

New York, Oct. s.
Hon. Louis Mclean died in Baltimore last
evening
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

W. W. Skinner x Co, also took first pre-
MUM for eleven best harrows
The best grain roller and clod crusher was
exhibited by Geo. Lindley. Of Nj Pleasant
Rencher d .:O'Daniels, Of Iowa City, car
ried off the prize on grain drill.
Goodale 4 links, Of Burlington, took the
prize on their hand corn planter, which Is
now 80 extensively used throughout the
State.
The premium for the best yoke Of draght
oxen, WAS awarded to r Kimball Of Iowa
City. The test for draght oxen and horses,
was hauling q drag, on which was piled
pigs Of lead.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
w. l.. ARROLL,
Architect and Superintendent.
Ooc In 0riKe's Block south east corner Of ID and
Perry st reefs. DAVENPORT. Iowa. sep2$d1y
Tru = d ell ID Ousc

Io~A Oitys = IOWA.
VINHIs House And Furniture are entirely new fitted
i up In style, and situated the most business
street u the city.
No HOUSE IN THE CITY SHALL EXCEL 1T.
= Terms loss than any other First Glass Housc
J. TRu8DeL,
ser23itf Proprietor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10
.N<,r 7'w,,e a,ed .V%sr lsresses

HAvIN0 recently made large editions 10 our
once In the way u rypc. presrcs. etc, We are
now prepared To contract for every description Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-10

Denton House,
rORNcR of Third and lows streets, Davenport.
~ only , squares from the X n Depot. Gunyan-
ieci 10 he ~ good House any In the city Ira
vcIcrs stopping Davenport will npd at the Denton
House all the comforts of good home, sovupsisipR
clean rooms, clean beds, good attendance, and :
chss,Yfu compliance with every reasonable DEMAND.
Charges reasonable and no humbug.
SKTH SHOVE, BENZ DENTON.
Agent. June25iHD1dAw1v
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-18

Arrest for Debt aud Charge or Perjdry.-
On Monday has, a man named Chns FricESer-
man, from RitcMetown, Ohio, was arrested here
on a capias for debt. He went beforea commits
sioner Of the county court and answered the in
terogatories filcd-in other words, swore he had
nothing-when he was Immediately arrested on
a charge of perjury, upon affidavit Of Christian
Wolf Frickermap was committed to Jail and
will have a hearing to-day before Esquire Duty.
The RirsrL7rm1 Of SPEED eoeraI Per
sons Scdldetg, de- Tho business on the river is
improving. Upward bound boats particularly,
all have good cargoes. This IS accounted for by
the advance on the railroads, since which time
a marked improvement has taken place. The
Altamont, Capt Asa D. Johnson, arrived yes
terday.. ,norning. Clerk j. K. Boyles, informs
us that she left. Cincinnati with nearly five hun
drcd tons freight, principally -four and whisky,
and fifty passengers. She discharged $40 tons
at Parkersburs and re=shippcd one hundred tons
and twenty-five passengers on the Chevoit for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning. The Altainont
leaves on Friday for Cincinnati. The boat and
her officers are too well knows here to need any
recommendation to shippers and passengers.
On the last trip up of the steamer Courier
she had occasion, two or three times, to try her
speed She had fine little run with the Mari
eta and Cincinnati packet, Boston, and is re-
ported to have left the namesake of the modern
Athens in the rear. She also had brush with
the Aurlla Wood. The Courier left last oven
ing for Cincinnati with good trip.
LoulsviLLE, Nov. 16-9P NJ
On Sunday morning the tow-boat MOnonga-
hea Belle burst her starboard boiler near Chalk
Banks, terribly scalding the first engineer.
named Nelson, a cabin boy named Cook, and two
firemen. Their recovery is doubtful. The
steamer is much damaged. All the wounded
were brought up to Paducah on the E. IL. Fair
child, (boQnd up from New Orleans) except the
engineer who was conveyed TO Hickman. The
river is falling, with seven feet eight inches on
the Falls for steamboats,.
PNCK VAKBLE, Falls Pilot
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-18
Tie Poor.-That we have our share Of tn

Tile PoOr.-That we have our share Of the
poor and destitute of the Lords people we pre-
sumo no one will pretend to deny, though we
may justly claim to have as little suffering, in
proportion to population, as any town in the
country. We have many in our midst to whom
the gentle hand Of unostentatious charity must
he extended or they will suffer this coming Win
ter, from actual want-inyalid men, widows,
and those who arc unemployed, with prospect
If remaining so till the cold blasts of winter
have reared through season, and maybe lon
ger. Humanity, christianity and charity do not
consist in knowing and permitting the deserv-
ing poor to suffer, and those who, being able
and not willing to contribute to the relief of
such, through neglect or otherwise, cannot pos
sess the qualities indicated to degree sufficient
to entitlc them to the expected everlasting re-.
ward"
The benevolent would be surprised and shock
ed to hear of the means adopted by many of
onr poor working women and men to obtain n
livelihood, oven now at this early commence
mcnt of the mcrcileSs season, for themselves
and children. We only wonder how such things
can be and not excite the special wonder and
enlist the sympatliies of every true man and
woman in our midst Our people have hereto
fore contributed to the relief of the poor with a
generosity seldom exhibited in any community,
aud many dcvOut prayer has assembled heaven
ward to rebound as blessings upon many true
philanthropists we wOt Of We hope some man
ner of proceeding will be speedily arranged and
the wants of the deserving destitute relieved
Sympathy isl very good thing in its place, and
when true, shows a very good heart, but it won't
buy bread, afford fuel and reuovate tattered gar
ments..
"Those who pity starving birds,
crumbs rs we'll"