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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-08
SMALL, q COGSVVETI

SMALL & COGsW ELL,
c. 0 U N S E L 0 r S A T l. 4 w
Michigan street,. Milwaukee Wisconsin.
SIMEON N. SMALL. 3. D.. ooGswELL.
Or. s. FOSTER HAVEN.
Fosters Block, Pearl street. Worcester
Special attention given to Diseases Of the Eye
alb deod&ytf
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sPEGlAA vOrlGne.
PIANOS For SALE.

The subscriber has just received fresh lot of Piano
Fortesi from the celebrated manufacturers HALLET DA
Wis, co, Boston, among which are the following
st les:
One octaves, Rosewood, Square Case
Two CT - FRONT Round Cor. Fancy Desk.
One st Z" -Four Round Cor. Carved Case.
One {" &C -Four Bound Corner.
One =" Carved Case, Legs, &c
One " +" g Carved Ease, Legs. &c.
One u " Louis XIV style,highly Carved
of exquisite tone and workmanship, and, undoubtedly
the finest specimen of Piano brought iuto Worces
ter.
To all the above instruments, having been carefully
selected by me, and comprising tie assortment of
Pianos ever offered for sale in this city vicinity in
vite the attention of all those about to purchase
Every instrument is July ~anantsd, and perfect salts
faction given. Prices to suit the times
A good stock Of second hand Panas on hand and for
sale at low rates.
Remember that now is the opportunity to stcure bet
ter ba gain in Pianos than will again for years
Also just received, an assortment of new Pianos to
rent.
The subscriber continues to give instruction on the
SAMUEL r. LELAND,
myS dit 4s Front street, Worcester.
See Advertisement of Dr.. sANFoRD's LIVER IN
WIG 'RAToR, in another coluInn of this paper
m,7 diff
Bnggies Buggiep. for sale cheap One new first
class Bupgy and one second hand Buggy Inquire at
BATTELLE's Sewing Machh Rooms
MAJ dH Merrideld's Building, Union st
ArnOid's GlObules and Vital Fiuid. -Fo
sale, Wholesale ard retail, by
j. Q. HULL. Druggist aud Apotbecary,
my$ dt' Mechanics Hall Bloob
N. H DOWNS ELIXIR
is warranted, usual give satisfaction Trial bottles
25 cents. Sold by ALI Drupgsts,
j. NJ. HENRY SONS, Agents,
APPS d3pt Waterbury, VT
GuRnO and PhosphBte Of Lime.-Pure
Peruvian Gaano and Goes superphosphste OF Lime in
lots to suit purchasers; at Draper Chrs Washington
| square arg dkw3w
o. F. II r RIS
ID f. N T * T.
los main street. opposite the new Mechanics Hall
lyl Building, d&wH
A.. WHIT NG'S
| PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOM
| myS No, Mechanics Hall, Up stairs. d1y
WILLIAM DICKINSON
| NOTARY PUBLIC.
No. I1s Main street. Worcastes
FRANCIS G MISNER.
Teacher Of Languages, ."..........No Briney Hall
oil dtf
] 4,
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BY TELEGRAPH
wO ROE sTER spy.
THIRTY-FIFTH CONGRESS.

By the American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines
Omeein General Express Office. lincoln House Block.
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10. s.. MASON
Dr. RrOadhenI,N MedicaI Nnice.

Is 81 n AsVN
Can probably sell Piano FOrtes cheaper than any
dealer agent in the State Clarks Block Worcester
ie3d diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-08

STEAM ELECTRO MOTIVES An interesting
experiment is now being tried on the Fitch
burg Railroad-that OF increasing the tractive
power of an engine by electro. magnetism.
The driving wheel of a common locomotive is
surrounded just above the rail by coil of
insulated copper wire, with very powerful
Groves battery attached. The battery is
placed on the tender, The experiments thus
far show that the tractive power is increased
one-third. The engine was chained to a
stump the other day, and it required thirty
five pounds pressure Of steam to make the
wheels slip with the magnetism on, but with
that off they slipped with twenty prunds.
The principle is, that the whesis when mag
netized, attract the rail. The experiment
thus far has been satisfactory, and the prem
Uses are that lighter engines may be made 10
do the work of hesvy ones by this means.
The cost of maintaining the battery is not
great, If the matter is practicable, it may
not be long qefore we shall see steam electric
notifies on our railroads. Herald.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-08

THROUGH Travel IN EURoPE.-The old
world is initiating the new in facilitating To-
comotion between distant places. We see by
the last English papers that on the LIST of May
arrangements would take effect which would
reduce the time of travel between London
and Paris TO within IL hours. Return tickets
will be issued during the ensuing season.
Through tickets also can now be had from
London to Berlin. Bremen, Brunswick, ORES.
den, Hanover, Harburg ,Leipsic, Magdeburg,
as well as to the different principal places
nearer London. These tickets will be shortly
provided to Milan. Turin, Geneva, sc. The
journey between Paris and Turin will soon
be performed in rs hours, Milan in 80 hours,
Venice in 40 hours, and Trieste in 48. With
these Improvements, comprehensive system
for the conveyance of small parcels and con-
signmenis of specie between England and all
the principal cities OF Europe has been organ
lied, to go into operation on the first of May,
giving to the public facilities for the inter
change of small articles and remittanees not
hitherto enjoyed. Boston Journal.
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The IMPROVED AMBaoTYPE,-Perfected and made by
oladin; also The common Ambrotype end the iuimtabe
Ambrograph, which can be sent by mail without
charge. oollodion for sale IsS Main street ap29tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-08

The FATHER OF WATERS. appropri-
ately is the mighty river Mississippi named,
From the frozen regions of the north to the
sunny south, it extends some thirty one hun
dred miles, and with the Missouri is forty
five hundred miles in length, 1t would
reach from New York across the Atlantic,
and from France 10 the Caspian sea. Its ave-
rage depth from its source in Lake Itasca, in
Minnesota, to the delta in the Gulf Of Mexi-
CO. is ten feet, and its width half mile.
The trapper on the upper Mississippi can take
the furs of the animals that inhabtt its sour
ces, and exchange them for the tropical fruits
that are gathered on the banks below. Slaves
toll at one end of this great thoroughfare,
while the free red man roams at the other.
The floods are more than than month in
travelling from its source to its delta. The
total value Of steamers ahoat on this river is
more than $4,000, 900, aud number as many
as fifteen hundred, more than twice the
steamboat tonnage of England. and equal to
that of all the other parts of the world. 1t
receives a score of tributaries, the least of
which is greater than the Wanted streams of
many other empires. 1t might furnish natu-
raj boundaries for all Europe, and yet leave
for every county river larger than the Seine
in France. 1t discharges IN one year more
than issues from the Iiber in five centuries,
and swallows up fifty rivers which have no
name, each of which is longer than the
Thames. 1t washes the shore of twelve
states, and between its arms lies space for
twenty more.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-08

The IMRovED AMBRoTYPEs, as taken at B. D. Max
hams rooms, No I6 Harrington Corner do not require
halt column advertisements nterspsrsed with shy CUES
tons and scrptufal quotations in order to make them
SELL for we intend that all pictures made this establish
ment shall possess sufficient merit to commend them
the public without being obliged them into
notice By any special caution in the daily papers.
TAPLEY & CLARK Artists.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-08

CHAPLIN & DADMUN.
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELL ORS ut Law
Nos Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
Henry CHAPLIN, APPLETON DADMUN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-05-08

The subscriber has just received fresh lot of Piano
Fores from the celebrated manufacturers, HALLET DA-
Wis, CO, Boston, among which the following
st les
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lied, to go into operation on the first of May,
giving to the public facilities for the inter
change of small articles and remittanees not
hitherto enjoyed. Boston Journal.
How BYRON KEPT THIN.-Byron had not
damaged his body by strong drinks, but his
terror of getting fat was so great that he re-
duced his diet to the point of absolute starva-
ton. He was of that soft, Emphatic temper
ament, which it is almost impossible to keep
within moderate compass, particularly as,
IN his case, his lameness prevented his taking
exercise. When he added to this weight, even
standing was painful; so he resolved to keep
down to eleven stone, shoot himself. He
said that everything he swallowed was in
stantly converted into tallow, and deposited
on his ribs. He was the only human being
i ever met with who had sufficient aef-res-
traint and resolution to resist this proneness to
fatten. He did so and at Genoa, where he
was last weighed, he was ten stone and nine
pounds, and looked much less This was not
from vanity about his personal appearance.
but from better motive; and as, like Justice
Greedy he was always hungry, his merit was
tie greater. Occasionally he relaxed his Wig.
Hence, when he swelled apace. l remember
one OF his old friends, saying Byron, how well
you are looking If he had stopped there
it had been we'll; but when he added, You
are getting fat Byron's brow Redeemed, and
his eyes flashed, do you call getting fat
looking well, as if ! were hog J? and, turn
ing to me, he mutlered, The beast, can
hardly keep my hands off him Byron said
he tried all sorts OF experiments to stay his
hunger, without adding to his bulk. i swell
led,' he said, 'at one time, to fourteen stone,
so clapped the muzzle on my jaws and,
like the alternating animals, consumed my
own fat He would exist on biscuits and
and soda water for days together; then, to
allay the external hunger gnawIng at his
yltals, he would make up horrid mess Of
small potatoes, rice. fish, or greens, deluged
in vinegar, and gobbe it up like famished
dog. On either of these unsavory dishes,
with biscuit and glass or two of Rhine
wine, he cared not how sour, ne called feast
ing sumptuously. Upon my observing he
might well have fresh fish or vegetables,
instead of stale, he laughed, and answered,
Il have an advantage over you: have no
palate. One thing is as good as another to
me-. Nothing | said, 'disagrees with the
natural man. He fasts and gorges his brains
don bother him; but if you wish to lives"--
who wants to live? he replied. Not l
The Byrons are a short-lived race on both
sides, father and mother Longevity is her.
editary am nearly at the end of my tether.
l don't care for death d it is her sting
can't bear pain By starving his body,
Byron kept his brains clear. n man had
brighter eyes or a clearer voice; and his re-
solute bearing and prompt replies when OK
cited, gave to his body muscular power that
imposed on strangers.
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s. We will ut up the old fashioned Patent sealed
picture when preferred over improved Ambrotypes
T. 4 c.
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Claain also The Ambrotype end the inimitabe
Amhrograph, which can be sent by mail without extra
charge. oolodOn for sale at 1888 Main street ap29-u
Mr.. Legg still continues cleanse and Re. Dye Mems
Goats Pants and Vests as heretofore He also clean es
Ladies' shawls, &c. His Office is at No Pleasant St.
my6 DIFF
BurDets oOcOane fer the Hair for sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building.
Burnetps Kaisston Oriental Water for Beautifying
the Complexion, for sale in Worcester by JOHN O..
HILL, APOthecary, Mechanics Hail Building.
Bliss Dyspeptc Remedy, for sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics hall Building,
Worcester
sanfordis Liver Invigorator fer sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, Mechanics Hail Building,
Worcester.
Sir James Clarkes celebrated Female Pills for sale in
Worcester by JOHN Q. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanic
Hall Building, Worcester
Prof Woods hair Restorative for sale in Worcester
by JOHN O. hill, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
ter
Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorative and Zylo
balsamum, for sale in Worcester by JOHN Q. HILL,
ApOthecary, Mechanics Hall, Worcester
Peruvian Syrup, for sale in Worcester by JOHN Q.
HILL, Apothecary Mechanics Hall Building, Worces-
tor
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ssnfordis Liver Invigorator fer sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, Mechanics Hail Building,
Worcester.
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Prof Woods hair Restorative for sale in Worcester
by JOHN @ BILL, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
ter
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Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorative and Zylo
balsamum for sale in Worcester by JOHN O. HILL
Apothecary, Mechanics Hail. Worcester
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Sir James Csrke's celebrated Female Pills for sale in
Worcester by JOHN O. HILL, Apothecary, Mechanic
Hall Building, Worcester
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Peruvian Syrup, for sale in Worcester by JOHN Q.
HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces-
ter
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the lith day Of Novemaer d ls5G
w Dr ignatus LANCER executed unto Austin Cor
bin Trustee, certain deed ~ Trust conveying Il
sai Trustee the land in ecott county, iowa described
As follows, To wit All OF lot sixteen 10 and the
west Laif OF lot seventeen f.l n Mitcheh Aiditie
IN the ctiy Of Davenport AMI desc rlbed
upon thu recorded Plat which said conveyance was
mad-by said LANCER for the purpose II securing
ihe meLt II tain promssoy note among oth-
and the int theTt on, signad by sa LANCER,
dated the u h day II November, 1896, and
lar psyatlr ST Nacki)t C1rb.n's banking IIjIse,
eignleen month, att date With tea PEI eeat inores
after raturi y.
And now said promi.sory note having besone due
and payable aud the SAID Lang having failed to
pay the same, L. Austin Corbin, Trustee Aforesaid
do hereby give this public notice, that by irue OF
the power which is III me vested by ssid deed OF
Trust, | will, On Saturday. the 18th d-y of June,
! 1888, The hour OF = O'clock ia TIL afternoon
OF sar s,y, at tn" Court House door in the city Of
Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at public auc
tian 10 the highest bidder, for cash the parce Il
land above described, much thereof as rha'i BE-
sufficient TO satisfy and pay the amount OF said note,
the intcTes thereon tn the day q. sat tcEethr with
all the costs and expenses attending said sale,
II this notice ara Trustees ICES Upon the compile
tion OF such sale q deed will h" given III accordance
with the stipulation of said deed Of Trust
Dated the l9.h day " May, A u l,5s'
AUSTIN CoRBIN.
may20its Trustee,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

SwINDLERs BRoUGHT Ur.-Wc learn
from the Daily State Reporter, Of Iowa City,
that bogus lottery institution that place
known as Bates Il Sons Mutual Benefit
Associations, was ferretted out and "dried
up by the legal authorities Judging from
the monied letters received at that post Of
lice, the Reporter thinks that they were
somewhat successful in dupirg the public.
A Mr.. Geo. Balm, acting manager, and prob.
able proprietor ard director of the swindle,
was held to bail in the sum of 81 900 to
appear at Court.
The following is copy af one of the GER.
titicates:
'Mutuel Benefit Association
| 2@2S-6S
Whole S5336O. Amount To be distrib.
uted on Monday the 9lst of MAY, 1885,
n. Bone chance to every two certifi
Gates"
Across the end-"Certificate Of shares
81, 90 EACH"
The Circular closes with the following
amiable language
"By reference to the Bill, you will se
our mode of business is above suspicion O
deception; that no deception can be practic
ed, as the distribution is wholly conducte,
by the shareholders.
We remain your Friends,
BATES 4 SONS,
Il Iowa City.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
Trustees sale.

VLTHEREASon the Sis az :. December, A u, 1856,
w DR.. igni' ius Laneer IL. cd uat" austin Cor
ban Trustee, certain deta 81 rlst conve,ing 10
sad Trustee tie Land III Scott cl1,y Iowa DESCRIBED
fellows, II Hit: pa5t OF t@ northeast quarter
OF scion numb ht.ren ll5l in township number r
seventy EIGHT - north of rang three 81 east shus
bounded AMI described commencng al southeast
twenty l2U :ods thence west one hurdred and sixty
tl6ol rod-. thence south twenty .o rods. In nee
east one hundred and sixty tl6Jl rod, III pact Of
beginning, containing twenty ~ acres, which said
conveyance made by tn SAID Lancer for the
purpose Of securing The payment of Two certain pro-
mssoYy nJs and tn interest thereon, sign bJ SAID
Lang-r, dated the 3ls day OF Deem er, u l5!6,
due November - ISL and one for the sum o. TWEEN
tyseven huir cd and g. loo dollars aue The 18th
lay OF May, u le3s, n the Banking Hon e oi
Mackot Corbin. with Interest a. the re of u pr
cent after maruYitt.
And now SAID last mentioned note having become
due AMI payable. and the said l. MGR hsrrs failed
(. pay the same. |, AUSTIN CnrbiH, Trustee a.
aforcsaid do hereby give this pubic n"tcc that hy
virtue II the power which Is in vested b. sail deed
of Trust ! will, Saturday the i2ih day Of
Jane h, 1858, ut the hour OF O'Clock ia the ai-
ternoon ~ taid hrv. the Court House door IN the
city OF Davenport County OF Scot and Statr q Iowa,
expose ant offer f sale mt pubic auct n, ihe hiG-
est bidder for cash. the premises above describe d, or
much thereof shall be sufficient to sati5fy and
pay the amount due said note with interest there
to the day Of sal together with the easts snd *
Fense3 at.eniing said sale, or TINS notice hilt
Trustees fees. Upon the compile 10. OF said sale =
deed will b. given in accordance with the stpulat
OF SAID dee! Of Trust
Dated the 18th day of May, A D 1@as.
AUSTIN CoItBTN,
mayoUdts Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

FLoRFvcE IrEM.-Y ester.lay, a gentleman
W. are informed, called upon Cook d. Sar-
gent, in Davenport, and politely requested
them TO redeem some of their Florence
promises to pay They replied, directing
him to 90 to =. a very warm place--and
ret >hem redeemed there The gentleman
had no idea of going so far for so little, and
accordingly sold the notes on the street for
the best price he could get.-A'dader anI
1ryas.
1t is fair to suppose that if Florence Is
ever successfully redeemed, it will be done
at that branch of the wildcat institution, to
which the above mentioned gentleman was
80 courteously referred. The greater part
of all such banks have been relocated at
that point.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
Ey" The Lumber trade of Dave

EY The Lumber trade of Davcn-
port has not been so inactive as at present
for several years The closing up OF immi-
grafton the late monetary crisis, and the
avowed desire of all to cut down expenses,
whether in building or fencing, has caused
natural falling off in the sales and conse
quently in the manufacture of lumber
Taking it for graete1 that there is only
one-tenth as much building going on in this
town this year that there was last, We can
easily account for portion of the decrease
then taking into considerations that those
towns back Of lis which were dependent
upon our mills for lumber are in the same
condition as to building that we are we can
account for the rest The amount of raft
ing done this wear is less than has been
for some time from the best Of reasons-but
few lumber dealers wish to buy largely
The stagnation, we take it, will not be of
great duration. With the resumption of
other branches of trade, immigration, tSc.,
the lumber business will likewise resume its
former position We have men of energy,
capital and genuine business talent engaged
in this branch Of trade, and we have not
much doubt that they will go through the
crisis and come out in fine shape in due sea-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
River llcIsls.


WEDNESDAY, May 10.
ARRIVALS
SvN IoUNG, Gall, St Louis.
BES CAMPBELL, Myers, Montrose.
CASTLE GAEDKs, Copcn, st Louis.
ExcrL-loR, Champlin, dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Grey. dubuque.
DEPARTURES.
FANNY HARRis. Webb, Galeea.
BfN CAMPBELL, Myers, Montrose.
SAM fouNG. Gall, 81 Louis
CAsrrE GAKpEs, Copen, Dubuque.
EXCELSIOR, Champln, st. LOUIS.
TnE river still continues to fall gradually.
The rain storm and wind of yesterday af-
ternoon, produced considerable commotion
on the river, hut we heard Of no accidents.
The late storm was the cause Of much
damage to the boats on the Illinois river
At Peoria there were several small boats
tied up, which were all torn away from
shore, and blown violently across the river
the trip resulting to more or less damage
to all Of them This old steamer Obion was
made a rerfec. wreck--literally torn all TO
pieces. The Delt;, had her chimneys blown
down, and her cabin away. The Progress
was blown ashore among some stumps a.
..ainst which she was driven with such vio
!ence as to cause her to leak badly. The
Moviaster was blown into the timber on
the other side Of the river her chimneys
swept overheard, and a portion of her up
per works was carried away A canal
boat was sunk at Peoria by the STORM
The ST teamer Louisville, from the officers OF
which boat we obtained the foregoing in for
nation waa above Hennepin at the time OF
the gale. The boat was blown ashore, and
the top of tree to which they tied was
The storm came up on Thusrday evening,
about i o'clock, and lasted fifteen minutes.
LOST OvEREoARD--The steamer w. III.
Russell on her last trip up the Missouri, lost
a man named James Connor, who was a
deck hand on the boat, fell overheard and
was drowned at point three miles be
low Camden. The accident occurred on
the morning of the 9Th inst. Efforts were
made by the officers of the boat to recover
the body which were fruitless Connor has
a sister living in Canada.
LACLEpE-This staunch steamer, Capt
Voorhles, will he here tomorrow. Re-
member this fact.
METRoroLIrAS-This fine craft leaves 81.
Louis for this port to-day. Give her call.
Capt Rhodes is all right
CANAnA.-She is due here to-day. Capt
Ward has the best Of accommodations for
passengers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

WAuGoNsHA INsURiNCE Cove
take pleasure in referring to the Wangonsha
Fire ard Marine Insurance company, as one
entitled TO the confidence, and worthy of the
patronage of all. From reference to the
advertisement oa this page, it will be
noticed that the financial standing of this
Company is of the first class. A.. No. or
der. John Monger, Esq, (of the firm of j.,
Dial d Coz will take pleasurse in insuring
all parties aeainst loss 10y fire or water.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20
Particular Notice.

VTNHB undersigned l. making arrangements to re-
u s.sry5 last end takes this method OF reiu rning
thsifss to tins eth rs % pavca0rt, sev tn. it,
erAl patronage bestowed upon him FOR the
months All those wanting pictures, espaca y those
who have made engage nieis viii pease limmedi
ately.
NJ gallery is for sale II IL complete with every
thn- necessary - maze pictnres from the .maiiest
up life size II IL doing splendid psylng bus iutss
AMI instruction. Will be given IN my ,neth oper-
stiDg gratis o the purchssr. Capital elu-ed from
$500 t, 5000 FIR further particni.rs 'u'l lire nj
the gallery, between Second aud Third str'-ts on
Brady 6E hOiE ADAM.
Inaro1 d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-20

IIEAY SuIpMENr FOR BURLINGTON
We learn from the lIawkeye that there
was shipped from Burlington q few days
ago, on one steamer, a b0rrei Of fonr and
air ca,. Of toolatoes business must be im-
proving in that town. The panic is un-
louhtelly at an end in our sister city