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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

CASE OF SUSPENDED ANIxATIoN.-A some
what startling case of suspended animation
transpiled on Friday, which should serve
as a caution to those in attendance on the
sick. Mrs. Brown, the wife of plasterer
residing on West Madison street, near
Green, has been long sick, and yesterday
those in attendance on her observed the
usual symptoms OF dissolution overspread
her features, and very soon thereafter the
heart appeared to have ceased its function
The usual for,nalities were observed, and
the woman placed into coffin. and one of
her girls visiting the body shortly after,
and sobbing loudly, the corpse moved and
the eyes opened and stared widely. A
scene followed, which can more readily be
conceived than expressed in words The
giil screamed and tainted. and momentary
CONSERVATION possessed the household
This, of course, was soon overcome, and
Mrs Brown removed from her rather en-
barrassing position. She is is now, we are
glad to say, doing well, although in low,
debilitated Chicago Ifnion
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
CuApGr OF DRUNKENNESS AGAINST A {

CHARGE OF DRUSKKSNEss AGAINST CLER-
OMAHA commission. directed by the
Lord Bishop OF Lichfield, sat at the Town
hall, Ellesmere, to inquire inquire into
| charges preferred against the Rev. David
| Birds. perpetual curate Of Dudleston, OF be-
| ing drunk At q lecture and prayer-meeting
| vHtne Iotn "a DeceniUer last, and also dur
ing the hours Of Divine service, in the par
ish church Of Dndeston on Sunday morn.
In. the 10th OF December Mr. r. Morrall.
one Of the chapelwardens Of Dudleston, said
that on the goth Of December he perceived,
Immediately after the beginning of the SER
vice, that Mr.. Birds was in liquor, from his
slow and drawing mode of reading, api
the mistakes he made-the first in emitting
seven or eight verses Of the secorJ lesson
(2Oth Acts y 3D. emitting the collect for
peace; Sd, the 4vhostation to the holy CON-
munion scr Christmas day, whereby many
were Kept away; and 4th, after giving out
for his text the 28th and goth verses Of the
9th chapter Of ST. John, he only read one
verse and four words Of the second, omit
ing the material part. On leaving the
church he had some conversation with him,
when the defendant stated that he was ILL.,
suffering from a bilious attack, but admitted
that he had tai en- little brandy and water
under the advice of his medical attendant
In cross-examization it was shown that Mr.
Birds lived nearly four miles from the
church, and had to walk there and back
every Sunday, taking his meals at the Grit
fin Inn on Sundays. Some other evidence,
medica! and otherwise. was given. The
commissioners then held consultation, and
in about half an hour. the public being
again admitted. Archdeacon Allen read the
following decision:
1--WE, the commissioners appointed by the
Bishop of Lichfeld, having heard tie evil
dence against the Rev. David Birds, and the
further evidence adduced for the defence,
are unanimously of opinion-lst, that the
case has been brought forward properly;
I'd, that as the medical evidence distinctly
states that what was observed might have
been the consequence of intrm bodily
health, of which intirm health there in un-
questionable evidence from other sources,
there is not sufficient foundation in regard
to either of the charges Cor instituting fur
Their proceedings" This announcement was
received with loud applause by crowded
court. After few observations by Mr..
Smallwood and the Rev. c. O. konyon, the
proceedings terminated.-Edl .Mre,cs-
bury Journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

FALSE Gas MEIERs- Nj, Robt. Prince of
Brooklyn, n u, has PUBLISHED commn-
cation in the Times, whichmakes some hard
charges against gas companies, Prince
says that some years ago he became inter
ested with q manufacture of gas meters,
which we're made with Indexes that would
truly indicate the amount consumed, but
the gas companies wouidnot purchase them
consequently they were obliged to give up
the business. or so attach their indexes as TO
make them tell a falsehood. The false mea-
sure was made 10 indicYte consumption of
about fifteen per ce,.. of gas or. alter than
the real amount. Mr. Prince recommends
that all gas met.fs be placed under COM
petent meter inspector" If the truth is
told by Prir.e, the consumers of gas are
really victinized by the companies furnish
ing it. The companies furnish the sters,
and not one consumer in q thousand can
tell whether their meters are correct or
false ones. We think ourselves that the
appointment Of a meteor inspector would be
of service to the public, and would save the
companies from unjust suspicion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
For Sale.

A sup'rios article Of 1esra Gotta Drain Pine. N.
a sanent.l Chinney Tops and oil fancy MI o.
Alco Z. u Bakers celbratfd Iron nan,ne -
Isaalng; D:nk Vaults, Jan Gem; e, ~ ~ ~.
nay b ~ q q o0es q -
.Amv Y oA1aoIta AssAne
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

The late Rev. Daniel Isaac was both
great wag and great smoker. "Ah.
there you are, cried lady who surprised
him one day with pipe in his mouth, Eat
your idol again" eyes, madam" he coolv
replied, burning il"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
The Illness Of Col. Benton.

The end Of the compeer Of Webster,
Clay and Calhoun, is approaching
The last Of the old veterans Of the days
Of Jackson is about to end his eyentful
career.
Late advices from Washington, state,
that he is afflicted with an incurable
disorder-a cancer in the stomach
The old hero bears up nobly under the
consciousness Of his approaching end.
The great passion ofhis nature, work,
work, amidst the wreck Of his physical
organization, still continues strong
within him. He still labors assiduous-
ly upon his Congressional Debates
whenever his strength will permit
most Of the time lying in bed. He says
he only hopes to live long enough to
bring down his work to the present time.
The universal hope and prayer of
the nation is, that the life Of the iudom-
table old man will be spared yet many
years, and when he shall die-for the
great as we'll as the insignificant
are mortal-the tears of a nation
will do reverence over the grave of the
veteran of thirty senates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

The Keokuk Post has come to us for some
time under the title of "He Keokuk Posi-
We would suggest to them the prefix of an
s, as being more appropriate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

Cheeky" young woman created a SEN
sation in New York on Friday, by parad.
ing Broadway with perfect nonchalance.
wearing pair of scarlet trowsers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

The grand error of life is, We look
too far we scale the heavens, We dig down
to the center Of the earth for system. and
We forget ourselves. Truth lies before ms
II - in the highway path, and the plowman
tyeads a. with clouted aho0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
N O(iCc.

In the County Court OF Scott county.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
L signed has been appointed By the County Court
OF Scott county Administr atIx OF the goods chatels
and credits Of John Hogarty. deceased late OF VIM
field All persons having claims az an.t said de
ceased are notified and required to file the same in
said Court, snd all persons indebted to said deceased
are require 10 make payment to the undersigned
without delay
February 25th, 1858.
mch3-w3w LUCY noG ARTY. Administrative.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

Gov. Richardson, who has been on a visit
to his former home in Illinois with a
view of removing his family to Nebraska.
has again left for that Territory.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

5000 0ases k9eAN OLD INDIAN DOCfoD, whe
has mass bis fertune and retired from
Cusinsss. will spend the remainder sf
200 Cases Bis dsys in curing that dreadful disease
CON6UAPTION-TABB OF CHARGE:
his earnest desire being 70 communicstS
300 Casss TO the world his Yenedies that have
proved succeaefuI In more than 1000
cases. Hs requires each applicant 70
30OO Cases send him . minuts description Of The
synptcms, with two stamps, Is cents,)
70 pay the return letter, in which 10
300 Gases will return thsm his ADVICE PRE-
0CRlPrlOH with d. ectioos for psspa-
ring the medicines, &c.
5000 Cases The OLD DOCTOR hopes that those
emioted viii n04, account Of deljcacy,
refrain from consulting him because be
5000 Cases makes No Charge. His sole object In
advertising 10 to do al she good he can
before he dies He feels that he 10 Just.
1000 Cases y celebrated for the cure Of Coneump.
ton, Asthma. Bro0chi'iss, Eervoue 81.
feeti-ns. Coughs Colds, 10 Addrem
1000 Gases DOCT. UNCAS DRAHf
box ASA, ? o., New York.
srch Ieoo mch3l .w3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

The STRONGEST KIND OF HISr.-A Young
lady asking gentleman to see if one Of
her rings will go on his little finger.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
9s-e.,.tle state Convention.

= o,.ve.s,os os the Democratic party OF ~. 'ae
= .vs yin b ssla =, Iowa o''y' ." l"a LATINO
-, A., q .us., lsss for the purp's. o. S,or and
a..... sor The osAres Of Secretary don Of such
e....,.. q STATE; also tor the 'r:g deem proper,
~. ,,,,.e,. a. sid eonvention5e one delegate for
q. r.s,o Of representation additional delegate
- o.. ssn.ircd votes. a,es cas-, IN each county
,r ,ssh traction ovs1iaate for Governor In oe"os'
~ ~ psnoersuons less number OF votes VIII 'e
,eps. Cossva.lesase each,
essi,,saAsy can be represented b, proxy
40. " ucCLsAss, GEO. D. o' Do"'
D. O. hrcM. WIN WOW"
JOuN CLAaK. CHAhLss
- magma y. n. SOLOMON,
N rrsr State Central Co'nmfifee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07

The new, very light drarght and superb Steamer
MARY COOK DIAL ZELL, Master.
Will, on the opening Of navigation, commence run.
ming Reg liar Packet to the above and all inter-
me nate points, continuing IN the trade during he
tire season.
The Mary Cook was built with a view to light ness,
strength and speed, aud in her construction neither
trouble nor expense has been spared to make her an
No. Mississippi Steamer, and one in all respects
most admirably adapted to the watts Of the river
She VIII be found, regards capacity for business
As well as superior accommodations inferior to no
boat in the trade, and snoh, Capt Dalzell takes
much pleasure in presenting her to his friends and
acousintances, and the pubic generally.
Shippers may rely up nhaving their freight handled
with the grtatst care and and dispatch, and passen
gers are assured, In travelling upon the Mary Cook
Of being made always quite 1T home.
For Freight or Passage, apply on board, or te Bur-
rows Prettymsn. FabNdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
VINHE late firm OF Myers & Morrison Surgeon n.n
L lists, Is this day dissolved.
D. hYBRA.
=. A. MORRISON.
Davenport, February 20, 1857.
vVNH1 Undersigned will attend 70 the winding IN o,
4 the late nsm, and continue the D. ofessiop a. tha
old stand, Secon street. between Brady and Perry
Al persons Who are indebted, will please cali Ana
settle TFeb7e-dtfl n n Nv.ns u
Davenport, Vehruary 90 1884,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
Removal.
To BO0rdcFs.

NULL or par isl board Of the nrst class, can Be
il had On epplicaticn 70 Mrs., @. r. Fish, 10. -
NTH otreSes second door eaet Of Perry. meao711W
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
Dupent's GunpoWler,

n A. D1LIN, Agent. Olce-U. 4. Ruresa n
~. C. ?srsy stsat Sstwssa osgeel u f1iois
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-07
A SAVING OF 20 PER CENT.

VIII be made BY calling on before purchasipg else.
WHERE We are determined 70 tell 81 low prices 90
ow for Cash. that none shall be able 70 object And
While we are helping the poor by almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING " shall give the stalled wheel
OF the business world puah forward. Don't mis-
TAKE the place. but follow tho crowd 70 No LIZ
OLAAkh bLOCk. Dec18jlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16
THE WESTERN DELUGE.

The river roee more rapidly ye3teTdsy than . sny
time for the lsst three weeks All tho upper rivers
seem 10 have combined 10 se;d form their largest
bodies Of water, AID at sundoRn last oYcl'ng the
whole Of our broad evee waa covered With W.er and
the cellars Of the houses Front stIest we're filled TO
the fire, floor. Horses, wagons and driys were On
ftantly employ ed in the water ia conveying freight u
tie few steamboats, leaving r., and many OF the
cToss streets leading from toe river were lad with
produce OF various kinds. Bloody islaad is nearly de-
serted by tie inhabitants while tie last OF the citizens
Ct limos o~u wsre busly empoysi yesterday IN re-
moving Themselves and tteis effects to this city.
Osly few OF ire houses IN ihcolstoTn are out OF
the wa err and some frame houses we're upset by the
violence OF the current cEevasse havDs been made
in Il pei2 hboThC Cd Of Brooklyn Toe rs.r o Illinois
town furds q great lske. The toSa Ct C.h jkis -
submerged AID msDy Of toe Dhab taots wers rescued
iJom thar hosses ana brought 10 this city ist even
ing. From the upper Mlssssipp, vs. bsar that
Ale xandria Marion City Lagrange Canton, and other
places On both sides OF the rveT are completely sur
founded with water aud great destr OF prop
er.y must lOw A lake IN the vicinity oi Nuscatlue
was so completely filed with water by the heavy
rains that burst asuDder the artificial eH6a'knents
and the water went rushing through the streets hlng
the tesrs and doiog much Gsmsge TO the sugar aud
other articles contsintd IL them AT Sc GenoyeYe
the big Field is by this time pretty wei 'Veted
with water, and tie crop Of RI VII be destroyed
vast amount Vt property VIII be loot " ms II )od'
That in the American BOttO II, and The 1gaOds along
the river will 10 very great bu', uness the raj ces5es
nov, AID opportunity s afforded Tor corn pant'as
the crops every where wilt be cut snort. 40 waeat
is already suffering, AID unless FAR weather comes
soop az the graf, Is allowed 10 mature this crop Ia
steai @, being plol lie one, viii be exceedingly lnd
leLt both in qusity and quantity. Ins meadow
Ids are uverrun with the army worm, IN some neigh
borhoods, and likely to sustain great injury. Al
together the prospect H very dismal and disc
Last evening the water WAS scarcely eight feet D.
low the extreme hight which it ataiaed in 1871.
y. Louis r. lblcan, lln inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

ton arnsxsi yhon vas ost by ~ igss =, ra!s
az fsiCws the n.ne- requiring Is Snif".i'e 'o'se
10 sdoptt; W.,
YrAs-x.rrs. G.ne. yr.1iero c'FDen' WEBB Past
Brady. Cross Rlts Ban,e H"we3.,iVS m. pbos.. r
hAYe Ms.sT. BiG.eIs. S,'T ponns i'"' ""''''
n, ap,oy moved 70 reconsider, which was
.dooted and the paper WA then laii on the table.
~ Rryrs cslied ~ rhs report of the Jaint Co n
,n,,sa on ACCOUNT relative 10 the progres, OF their
~o,k ard sskirg for appropriation Of - O00 - pro-
~eed with the investigation.
Mr.. DUNS moved 20 lay il over til Wednesday
evetirg.
matter, ard hoped At would he laid over till max:
nD6Ttb.
Mr. CToss observed tina. the work on walsh the
COmo,it,ee wss engaged was very important snd the
duties OF the clerks onerous. He bad no friend 10
screen, and desired solely to do his duty.
Mr.. RHoDFs moved 70 adjourn, which was lost
Nj BRADY-l will not vote for the appropr a-ion Of
any money nnless the repOr OF the COm nlttses age
adopted | was Outside OF tDst Committee room oue
Gay, you know. A VOICE." wasn't you inside l''l
/ Wss never inside, bat my friend Boole Inside,
then going into the ham, you knO~.
Mr. CRAWFORD-ADy stra pbcrries Laughter !
Mr.. BRADY-You Gay csl. me 10 order, gentlemen
but I'm ct subject for luna.ic asylum. i viii
net vote for this appropriation aod you csauot psss
10 night for it involves appropr alton Of $lJ,
and will take Is votes to adopt It, You have on y Is
members here tonight, and viii vote against IL. My
Will the gentleman vote for THE. IL IL becsuse he
gets leg OF ham and crackers and cheese doSn osrs
sBSe iu vhe
Mr.. CRoss-I cell the gentleman to order.
Mr.. BRADr--I know how II il, Mr.. President; an
f. subject for a Iunatc-to 60 10 unaiic ssylum
but il vent down stairs and ate the crackers aud
cheese 81 the expense Ct The city would BE- no un y
tie you know. am curious kind Of lunatic some
timea, Sir. lLauyhte!I
Mr. CRoss-There is no hack hire there, any no Y,
and there are good many bills Of that kind incurred
by the Common Council.
Mr.. DUSS moved TO lay tie matter over til Wednss-
day night, but the President stated that tast motion
had been lost already.
Mr. GENT moved to lay it over till the first Monday
in July.
NJ. DUNN moved to lay that motion on the table
which carried.
The LeItngt0H 0oenVe Pdpement.-The report OF
the Committee CD Assesements in favor OF cotdrmlog
the assessments for paving Lexington avenue between
Thirty fourth and Forty second streets with Belgian
and block pavement, being the special order, was
taken no.
MIR. BRADY strenuoualy opposed IL, and said The re-
port grots fraud upon the city, and that was
q rascally contract. lie would have prepared mi
Mriiy report If he had had time. It. would take
thirteen to adopt the rep1rt end ss he was sure
that number could lot be procured 10 vote for II, he
voDd rot occupy any more time, and ne acc rding'y
took his seat.
The motion to adopt was loet by II Yeas TO Maya
The report Of the ALICE rmsDic Com nttse in favor VI
leasing certain lots Of ground 10 the Orphans Home
was cODcurTed in
Adjourned TO Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16

Uor i.D CoLD.-Obs A1urabsd Isbraspbsbd, =
pest of Z5roestef, sisbn1 10 convloce Tue eisne -
soo infjes Of bis day Of tae superior truth cod bo
ne,s Of be faith prop. sed that on his naked body
there should be poured sight, p)uods Of melted cop
Der bot fror the furoscl on the coodon thss II he
recsived no barn, di,beisveIs should 5o~ sod yield
the cre5eDce in tie presence Of 50 great prodigy
The " DctiornAirs His.oiilue," which tells the tale
ACIDS that tho tri.l wss reported 10 have been made
with .uch complete success that oil the skepcs gsrs
rcontn el,ly ertsd Ia thiB sross fable, o. IL
only al unt xpsined fact Most readers are tempted
TO treat il ss and vulgar story, utterly r.pns-
mon .erse has scorpfuly jeated have ourd rsfuze
sId estpg place in the 'eslDs OF scenes 10 proof
Of toe TACT have o1ly ~ - back " the aa1cy Of
steam, gas and elect ic.'y. NJ. Bpa,goy regards tho
anEcdote uDdGubtsd fsct; AID, however inproD.
able i, really IL nevertheless perfectly vsrs'ioat ana
historical. Many edible tbings, he rsIn.k,, s.e
fae and many ncredibs Thugs are true. IL = nsrdy
worth di putting whs t5er the harc'nsDes spos's
Of ZOroasiers creed joyed rs no. copper tao ser-
bs.h or not. because VI Boutikny baek. his opislon
by penons proo; OF the FEASIBILITY OF the ease. He
hss nlunged he vritssl 6nger, his baud several
times mo mold Of ncandsscsn, neta, hightiu To
jook AZ He las repeated TIE experiment with silver,
Lyon "a And es6 ard the Tesul. ha, bsea completely
dsrt;,aI The same sensa,icu and b1rnisg except
IN an instance which he mentions sftervad He sdts,
that by wetf;rs tae fnser ~h sta.r before Eu oSnx
II into melted bad, fsi;og Of chi.lihess IL sxperi
spcsd BY w.ttiDg TIE fRzsf With water, IL nay be
plurpsd with inquiry INTO talow heated to 1902 OF
certigrsde. Rs-unIs thermoneter takes asstDZ
ice for s zero sssrtng point. and 10 rsfusssd mo
so bet sssn ths. and boiling wrer. Tue ceotAsYsde
theru smeter more c1rverisLty divises the sane in
tsryal into 100. Tie talow, therefore, i;o wseA l.
pleased n. Boutsny TO thrust his finger a. msrry %
Title Jack Homer put ip his tumb and pulled out
piDm wss syscty three times as bot as boios wafer
IN ike msnEsr, an intrusive finger thumb may bs
plunged With equal safely into boiling wassr s;ter
0 ioiai.ns. Hsa..soI4 wers,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16
EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

HAsKETr al HOLMES met in the Common PEGS
Court room yt sterday. Eosppicatons were received.
HAsKETT-Mr HOLMES don't you think the PoIics
ssioDers have treated this Board dsrespec.-
"a mspr OF 10 pegec,ing 10 pay any attention to the
oonuuI icatiOn addressed to theml
UoLM,s-It may be that they have not had time TO
CONSIDER the applications have learned that all the
reports ss 20 the sales If Iuos in volstion of RE Ia
have been cent into the Dstrict tt1rpeys Office;
suppose be is the proper officer TO sPplyt to.
4 hsErTT-l would request the Co Inse TO this Board
to draft an ordinance 10 presented 10 the Comm IN
Council, which shall empower the Counsel to the
Board TO proceed at oaiest persons violating the
law in some Of the minor conr,s.
HoLnEs-Such q document is now IN coure OF
preparstop End will soon be submitted 10 this Board
IL i diff, ult 70 tell whether tho COmmpa CouOc 10
smpowsred to pass suoa au oriosnce, the laws are
al the time under goir & alterations.
HAsKETT-Mr. Clerk, how many Gays mas th8
Beaid 10 been in sessl ~
The CLERK-Sxteer, Sir.
Ha,ke,t Holmes and toe Clerk then took Their de-
p,rture. IL is presumed that they wall meet asa'n
tt-dey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-16
PIG-HEADRD PEOPLE.

To re ElRsr y The " Tr'b.-s
SIZE: 4 very singular spectacle is pressatei 10 sn
elg htehcd AID Chris;isn community in the 10, OF
nuubsr Il n en- 10 the wunilk interest. hssisd By
a Committee OF stump-tah Allerueo, eDdesysTlog %
convince our citizens that tie swil milk Of dsessed
COWS is much more wholesome snt nutritious Tbs tie
mix Of healthy COWS Ted Win the nsutal food tAAs
God has provided f)r them. No one suppo.es sass
they are sufficient idiots - bsleve tbs n,is.nse
thcinsel and they only gau the cned,: OF beng
knavss-snd very soipa.sd ones 3. tkst-ia at.smp,.
ipy to convincs the ctfens o. Newlofk OF this mon-
strosity Like ias ostrich, lid-s hls hssi IN tho
sand end al the same time eavss OILS uoy shy a1.i-
pooss exposed, they ssem 20 suppose thai waen
they tightly close theiE syes, sad stop tse.e
ears, the world becomes bjEi and dauo.
The Sharks NJ. ID. iuli desrsctcil vac gives
an opniin that sNill milk Is m,re hsslthy
than pure nix, if sncere, only ceryiness
our citizens that he is unm,tig,t-i sss; ami ths
Alder anc Cuunll,'ee what DO they expect 10 g.ia
The stunp-,ais DO rot give spmsthiag fT no'hlag;
they will gam The lasting seoin Of the community a.
large lJte the miserable mess OF pott thar
they cold themselves for, via; tue potcs sapcDr. o.
the stump-tais, for they, fAony themselves beaten
entirely III tho field, their disc ed dri,e srsy,
d,ied wagons aud dec4yng IN vscsnt Io:., and
their pefsIOrs business entirely broken mp Instead Il
sibuiipg toe result 70 snelm0g public opIn.oa,
will rather strbute II the want OF energy iahu
ence of their Alder n anic pulti, al cronfss.
The course of the Committee the Whole public hsvs
noted ~ be shsn iul. Undsr tn pie. which deceived
ope of irving At full investiS CATION, they
thrown every obstacle in tfe way of irves,,S .iop.
and wiso the subject left for them o. psDtract
uLtil they think that The public, bee ming absorbed
other matters, will let the sump-tas g. oy isislt.