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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

1t is now, We suppose, settled fact
that the Atlantic Gable" 10 failure
and that the reason of tho inability
Of the operators to transmit messages
is on account ofsn imperfect insulation
Of the wire, at point some three hun
bred miles from the coast Of ireland.
AT this point the bottom Of the Ocean,
which is for three hundred miles al
most level plane, suddenly descends
nearly one thousand feet, and at the
top Of this precipice, by some means
the covering ofthe wire has been injur-
ed 80 that the water has penetrated to
the conducting wires and of course in
terferes with the passage of the cur
rents Of electricity. The fact that the
defect is at this point has been deter
mined by very delicate instrument
recently constructed for the purpose Of
weighing the electrical fluid.
1t is, however, asserted from recent
experiments which have been made,
that by means Of Hughes instrument,
it will be possible to transmit so
strong q currcut as to overc ONE
entirely the disadvantage Of the
break. 1t remains however in doubt
whether full reliance is to be placed in
this statement. The generally receiy.
ed opinion seems to be that the injury &c
the insulation is so serious that it cannot
be remedied. If our worst fears arc
realized all that is demonstrated, is that
this particular experiment is q failure
but Of the possibility of submarine tcle.
graphic communication with Europe
we are still satisfied.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

m;n... come seven miies from that
city, on the opposite side Of the river.
He Was being drawn up from the PIT
by windlass, and discovering when
nearly to the top that the bscket Vas
unfastened be grasped the chain with
his hands, and was thua drawn to the
surface, but as soon - he loosened one
hand to take hold Of assistance offered
him by Mr.. John Ray, the other hand
also Lost its hold, and he fell to the
bottom 80 feet-and he WAS instant
" killed. He was about thirty yesrs
Of age, and leaves wife and two
adopted children.
A man calling himself L. Clinton,
was arrested on Monday At Burling
ton for counterfeiting. He has for
some time past been following in the
wake Of North's circus.
ACCIDENT AT TIP1oS.-Three Ia
borers who were employed upon the
new Court House now in process Of
erection at Upton, Cedar county, one
day last week, fell from an upper story
and were precipitated through the
joists, distance of twenty four feet,
al d seriously injured. Fortunately the
floor of the story below had just been
completed, and had this not been the
case, the fall would have been thirty
feet further, and must have resulted in
very serious, if not fatal injury.
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF Iowa.
1t is stated that the Episcopal church
in this State comprises 80 parishes,
7O7 families, 9Ol communicates, and
1913 schools, and 1870 teachers in the
Sunday Schools. The number Of con-
firmations during the past year is 1873,
and the amount Of contributions S.
| 2O6 90.
FoR THE GoLD DIGGINGs.-Thc
Sioux City Eagle of the Cd inst, says
that IL persons, from the Big Sioux,
left on Sunday previous for the gold
| diggings on the Platte. They went
by way Of TT. Randall, and thence to
TT. Laramie.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

SUICIDE OF MuRDERER-A letter from
Pennington. St Frar cois county. dated on
the 18th, says that when the jailor of that
county, on that morning, entered the jail
he found that a prisoner named Schaifer
had committed suiciue by hanging himself
This unfortunate man, it will be recollected
was guilty Of the deliberate murder Of his
con in Ste Geneyieve county, and was sent
to the Pennington Jail for safe keeping
He had previously made several attempts to
escape. and being disappointed in all these
efforts. he resolved upon self-murder. He
was an old man and his wife was implicat-
ed in the crime.-St. Louis Republican.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14


~ The balloon race at Cincinnati be-
tween Mona GODDARD and Prof Steiner 10
fixed for the 18th inst. The Gazette says:
A committee Of five well known citizens
has been chosen, who are to decide wheth-
or the weather in the morning shall justify
the imitation Of the balloons. When the
imitation has commenced, the eronauts must
90. Each may take up passenger, at his
own discretion. The success of either will
be in relation to distance, not height Ar
rangements will be made for each eronaut
to send down. at every town passed, in a
parachute, a clog" or note containing the
name of the balloon which passes, and any
incident occurring on the trip. which will
be sent by telegraph. Mons. GODDARD and
Professor Steiner each expect to be up three
or four daya
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
State and Missc elancOus Ieoms,

SUDDEN DEATH.-A few days ago a
man named David Foss fell down and
expired in store IN Webster City,
Hc was on his return from Nebraska
to Wauburn, in Fayette county, where
he has wife and five children.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-The Wa
verify (Bremer county, Republican, Of
the I'd inst, says cane mills and sugar
boilers are the order Of the day, and
everybody who has cane standing are
making preparations to the best ad-
vantage. There having been no frost
to do the slightest damage, the latest
cane is nearly mature. From present
appearances, there will be made in
Bremen county, a surplus Of Sugar
the present season.
HORSE THlEvEs.-The Fort Dodge
Sentinel Of the I'd inst, says that three
valuable horses were stolen from a
farmer west of that place one night Of
tho previous week.
The annual Agricultural Fair OF
Blackhawk county was held on the 9Th
9Th and eth iusts.
ADvENTURous.-O Thursday last
NJ. Beuabien, Of Dubuque, and his fami-
ly. were thrown into alarm by the sud-
den disappearance ofhis little son aged
about eight years. Night came and
he did not appear, and messengers
were dispatched in all directions to
search for him, but with no success.
However, much to their JOY, the little
chap arrived on Friday on the train Of
the Dubuque 4 Pacific Railroad from
Epworth. He had taken trip out
there to some Of his friends, in con-
nection with another lad.
lMros1TIoSs.-The Dubuque Her.
aid says, that impositions are prac-
tlced upon various railroad and steam
boat companies, by persons prctendin 9
to he connected with that paper.
RUxoREn ELopEMESr.-The Du-
buque Herold says from recent infor-
nation received on the Dubuque and
Dunle'th Ferry, there is good reason
to believe that an elopemeut of a wife
from her husband, is about to, or will
soon take place from Dubuque.
ARREST OF OFFICERS OF McGnx-
aoR.-The McGregor Times of the
9th says that on Saturday afternoon
that town was rejoiced to witness the
arrival of ex-constable John A. Brown
In the custody Of the Deputy Sheriff
Of Woodbury. County. Brown, though
constable, was himself : thief. He
ana the horse thief Gay, were taken to
Garnaville and lodged in jail.
Fatal AccDExr AT AuscAr1sr.-
Inc Mu'catine Journal say4 an Irish.
man named Andrew NcIaughlin waa
insanity killed At ~ o'clock last S.
tsfaay night y A1lisk - ~ Aslasn
II sssal IT. n vi. 1seatt ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

GIVE THE Docs WATEn.-At any place
where horses are watered, such as at cab
stands, a small tank should be placed for
dogs. There are hundreds Of wild dogs at
Rome without homes CT masters, which
sleep anywhere in the streets, but you
never hear Of a mad dog in that city, be-
cause there are fountains in every public
street, besides numbers in the pri, ate court
yards, 30 that water il abundantly acceesi-
bic. The dogs come every evening at dusk
into the Piazza del Popola, in droves OF
twenty or thirty at time. to drink before
going to seep-Notes ard Queries
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
Davenport Commercial College,

Davenport Commercial College,
Grigs's Block, cor Third and Perry sts.,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
INCOR RATED IN 1859.
The emily Permanently Located CONNER.
cial College In Iowa.
-DIRxCTORs.-
Hon q q Sargent, ZB bowers, ESQ,
JAo Cock, Esq, ~ Wiley, ESQ,
Is Vie!e. ESQ, PHerWin ESQ,
les n Dalzell. RsQ, FH Grises, ESQ,
IF Coates, ESQ., Il smith, ESQ.,
l. Aackl 4, ESQ. Doct Adler.
G 1 Davenport, Esq, RevJ D Mason,
Il Barrow, ESQ Jno Johns, Esq.
-FACCLTv.-
Jos G LOPEZ, Prof. Of Book Keeping.
" II PRATT, Prof. OF Penmanship.
l. 9 BURwaLL, Prof. OF Mathematics.
FREDK. sCHRAAo, Prof. OF Architectural and Orna.
mental Drawing
suvpAM, Asst. Teacher Of Psnmanship and
Book Kesping.
-LECTURBRs.-
d L oRoRRv, Rsq., and other able Lecturers.
Being permanently located mere, and we'll known
in the comm Unity, AID withsl desircus OF maintain
ing reputation f1r candor and reasonab.eness. We
do not deem necessary to pursue the course often
taken by Commercial Colleges (and esp 'ciay BY those
which are only temporarily established snd designed
to make q great blow for q few months and then
'nove on" 10 soma new placs) namely. to claim SUI
periori'y over the whole world, as II there no
such thinga writer's accountants, teachers and ex-
pereuced business men, out Of the select circle in
their own school room; we, therefore, hereto ore.
make no exagger ited statem1nts, promise nothing
sre not prepared to PERFORM advertise NO teach
ers not actually engaged and make no claims
not substantiate.
TIN BOOKKEEPING COURSE
Embraces complete sets CT books In every branch Of
Trade and Commerce. including Wholesale And Re.
tail Individual, Psrtnsrship. Joint Stock. and Com
pound Company Business, Manufacturing, Commits.
sion, Railroad, Steamboat, HOTEL Painting, Lumber,
rm-), and in BANKING the most complete end dp-
proceed knOcn system, and superior 10 any other
taught In the West. The course in
PENMANoHIP,
10 under the charge OF Mr.. W. q. Pratt Who received
tho premium for Pepmanship and Gard W.hing at
the last State Vair. and ah' 6efss oil competition
IL Rdin or Ornamental PenDaGsship, Pen Sketch.
ing. Fyourishi"g. Card Writing, or te.cA.ng those
branches.
He is - sisted by Mr. J. NJ suydam, Who has few
EQUALS ~ practical or ornamental penmap, or ~
her.
LANDSCAPE AND ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING,
and the complete system OF
PHONOGRAPHY.
also taught BY competent Instructors.
Roous-In Grtegs' Block, cnrner Of Third and Per.
~ streets. block from the Post ONE, the room
formerly known - "Griggs' Hail." with tho sdjoin-
ing rooms, we'll lighted we'll ventilated, and FORMING
by far the most convenient, commodous and best
adapted situation for the purpose in the city.
Open st oil hours from A NJ till Q nj.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
large and well furnished room, entirely sep~-
rate from the GeDtlemen'G department. 10 provided
for the use OF Lady students ex' usively.
address J.. O. LOPsz, r-,-'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
Bridge MsttePs 1t Davenport and othe
points.

During the past week in our column
Of estate Items We have made refer
ence to various meetings held at vari-
Gus towns above, at all Of which rcso
lutions were passed strongly depreca-
ting the erection of any bridge across
the channel Of the river as being an
obstruction to navigation aud public
nuisance. Il was also resolved, it will
be remembered, to use all legal means
to procure the removal Of the bridge
between this point and Rock Island.
1t has always been favorite idea
Of the leading citizens of Clinton,
Lyons and Camanchc, the three towns
most prominent in this movement, to
erect from some point within each
Of their several corporation limits,
. bridge to the Illinois shore..opposite,
and the land companies, interested in
the sale of lots in these towns have laid
great stress upon the peculiar advan-
tsges for the erection of bridge, in
the way of islands, bluff shores, etc.,
which are possessed by the inhabitants
Of each particular town. Upon one
fact they were at that time all agreed,
viz; that the bridge at Rock Island
was not an obstruction to the naviga-
ton of the river but on the contrary
rather improved it, than otherwise.
Being aware Of these facts we we're
somewhat surprised, to read the strong
resolutions against bridging the chan
mel of the river and especially against
the bridge at this point. All was how
ever, explained on the receipt Of the
intelligence that the Chicago 4 Galena
r. r., q branch Of which-the Dixon
air line-terminates 1t Fulton opposite
Lyons, had determined to erect /,
bridge between the two points lest
abevs tnaationed thus q osdsss Do
tosoti1t ~ chances q II Z ~ stksi
rAN a sS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
REAL ESTATE.

y. :. sARxss, $. v. BARBER,
AasorDsy u law. Ne4ary Public.
PhiisduDAia- Dsvsnpost.
". E. BARBER 4 CO.
NO. .. NICkOLL,s BLOCK,
DAyEsSoAT, Iowa,
asVe opsneda
BrQDch Office Efs
A. Ne. -. SOUTH THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
nVHBY HAVE IAOIlIrIns 1t theis nAsssrn Or
and BTA n BoEDS. ssHins WESTERN LANDs. collect
Ing claims against l1sURADCn CoM1AHIEs, and 9TH
q Western bnAiness.
0sntlemen visstiss Fhisdsaphis n. invited to cal,
st their ONCE, where Western Pap n MAJ b. seen
end the lases, Information from the West obtained.
At their OGlce IN Davenport
viii be found = supply Of LAID .wARRAsTs,
guas snteed u be perfect.
last Of ch dee lands in Iowa Minnesota and Mis-
souri, IMPRovED Farms In Scott Oouaty; PINE,
cents per scrc In Missouri.
LAM Warrants localed on tracts ACTUALLY ISr
sPDCTsD.
p .. conegy:. ESQ Phiad Bank; Philsd'a
CA. Coleman. ksq Mech's' Bank. Bsiiinore.
r. Gibson, Dsa,: Bank Of Baltimore.
Aessrs Cook 4 SsrgsUt, Davenport.
Allen 4 Clark F."
@. Bsger, 1sq Farmers Bank Lancaster, Pa.
J. u. Huehes, nsq., Baok Of Missouri. 81 LcuW,
Jy96-dAwu
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Amount Of Liabilities. hus o. not du. 70


= iEens Of Davenport, 1ock Island and vicinity
tha1 he Aas taken house ON
THIRD n. BBr. 11ADY And IBRRY,
Opposits tAs Court House, ID Davonposs, 81
proposes 70 TIE Ladies and 0salisoea Tat Is Vall
Color and Ssour nm. Crape shswis, Wod, 0otaoo.
0air, HeatAsso, osruv and Huro. =,
He has beel . ysaTs IN ~ bpGaaso ~ ~
woseod u 1usola, Ilaty. 0ssnAaD 81 = - 49,.
~ cities oftAo U1eo1 6onAar
h YIN cleo fi
otnANn, oooU1s ooG0o - ,vpAln
~ Z.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
E. s.. MOORE

vsssss. 1aa.es, ean 81 o..
as.ssiel I10N1, 90,
, LselIeggA 10y 90 1920 N1selsA.
X - : : =: O. ~; Il ~
t''a''s''s - = ~ ay53ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

WATER W HE ELS.
vANDEWATERS
Recently Improved Jsnval Turbine
water wheel.
O0ee, No. 81 South CLARK Street,
CHICAGO.
OFPnD this Improved n, bine water Wheel to
tbs publ with the fullest confidence ana assu-
rance Of us
SUPERIORITY ovKR ALL OTHER WHEELS.
without any exception. Thsy are veil sdapesd %
(and have been testsi NJ Mile Of ~ dsscripsions-
They Oive very
Steady and Umlfssm Sped,
And are vsll adapted to very high - weli a. very
Low keado and tails. They VIII writ well IN boek
water without any materi.l loss Of power, and arc
not troubled WITH Ice - they ere ct insi6e Of the
toreeay snd discharged underneath. Il requires ,
small au,ouns q heaaing 70 81 up high speed,
needs no oillng, and VIII last for year, This Wheel
II capable 81 yteidins power Of from 10 to IS Per
ceas Of the whole power Of the water according 10
the degree Of nnlsh Of the whee) under hish heads
aad tlls, end b IN caeos n 10 wsyrsnted to work ID
- M power lala down n Ne table and1o give eati.
fscsion whsn psseeTly PIT up and gsarsd.
state, County ao1 40W0 tes1eosies for pale.
For fuSther Dastje1isss - slFeulars which ean -
:sss.:sd q ~ Assos's o. ns. 81 s'sss o'sss
apio.,y eySssooueAIr. Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
For Rent,

TTNHR OFFICE heretofore occupied by MessYs Cook
i Dillon x Lndley, opposite Cook l. Sargent.
Bank.
inquire Of N. KUHNEE, Tobacconist. IDec25tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

sEsE= + WOULD respectfully an
* ~. i nounce to the people Of na-
~ N sepport and vicinity that am
-i>W now prepared 70 furnish ladies
- HAnsf-and gentlemen with
y EN@WIGS AND TOPICS.
Hslso that have constautly on
- - hand
- HAIR DYES
amt - Etrom oil the principal manufDo-
2MEH7y3t2ofE kStuYers IN the Unitei States
N/>/,EztHp,3pYk3N JOHN q. WARWICK,
Cor"e OF Drsdy and "a streets, Nickosls' block,
eep2o~dly DsVenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
STATEMENT OF THE
Peoria Marine and Fire ms. Co.,
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.

OCTOBER 1st 1875.
Name and Locality Of the Company-PsoYia Marine
and Fire insurance Company. Peoria, Illinois
Tae amount ofita capital stock paid up.. 10000 90
The asse OF she Company arc
l. Cash on hand. ................... $3.50 rs
2. Rel Estate, unincumoeFed.. 100000. 6,8l6 90
3 Bonds OWNED by the Ooopany draw
ins 10 per cent: ................:... ls.7co 90
Z. Debts Of the Company. recured by
mort age. drawing ~ per cent. 800. 10 %
s. All othrr debts % per number six...
6. Dabss f,r premiums due and not due 10. 900 Is
Z. Al other securities, consisting OF dis
counted bills notes, dTsfts and accep.
tsneee natuf,ng daily, ~avng ron
sight to ninety ds,s trem dato 70 run ia. 100 50
Total assets. 3332 SIG o.
Amount Of Liabilities, hre o. not du4 70
bangs or other creditorsof the Company
estimated a.. ....................... 100 90
Losses edju d and DUE. ...... ...... None.
Losses adjusted and not due. ............ None
LOSSES uuadjos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500 90
Losses IN suspense waiting further proof None,
All othey claims sgsinst the Oompany.... Mona.
the greatest amount insured By the Com.
pany 10 any one risk. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1OooQ 90
The greetest amount I'll ,wed BY the rules
Of the Company 10 any one city, town or
village. NJ 1,es concerning the came
Tho largest amount to Be insured In any
ono bic ck Not exceeding 10000 exc
pseed b any one IRE.
ocs O. HOLLAND. Sscrseary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14
BANKING.

TALLMAN, POWERS 1 MlcLRAl
EMS,
AND DEALERS IN ExCHAN0E,
Nickoiis' Eioek, corner BRADY aud Second ,fs.
DAVENPORT, IOWA
ExCHAHGE ON all the principal cities Of the Un,
IL ted states, Great Britain, Ireland, and oontl.
nental Europe bought ard sold
Eo'es and drafts collected and proceeds RENTED
70 any part OF The United States at lowest rates u
Exchange
Collections Of notes draf.s accounts lessctes and
inberitAnces made ia ali parts Of the United 0sates
CsnatAs and Eurof-
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold on commits s,ss,
and DIVIDE nds collected
LAID WARRANTS sought, sold end located.
Exchange on cities in tho Cnitsd states
Carpenter vermNge, New York city.
Albany City Bank, hlbany, New York:
Buffalo City Bank, Buffalo, New York;
fang OF Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,
Tradesmea's BANK Philadelphia, Peunsyfyasis
NeroA Manufaeturers' Bank PttssbprR Pa
heKim 3 Co. baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore Rrothsrton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas d Simonds, st l.ous, Mo;
! Cttizsrs' Bank, New Orleans, La;
l RK swim, Brother 4 Johnston, CHICAGO. III,
mch23-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-14

ApvER1IsEEs TAKE SsfIcE.-The once OF 1hs
Times VIII Be 81 No. g. Metropolitan Block. instead
Of being In Nickol.' Block. y herr:ofore sisted.
sue8l
REskIcx's SUGAR COATED PILIs--so good
that nfiy boxes perform Hfty cures-one box sells
tventy-ne.ehbo, recommends them 10 peiahbor-
stranger TO stronger TO stranger. Mode from gums,
balssms AMI extracts, thsir effects upon the human
system IS mild. searching ana bench ial Put up In
large family boxes. Every pill coated With sugar
rs cents per Dox. Sold By druggists everywhere.
aug22-davIy
HAIR RESTORATIvE.-We ere pleased 70 be able
to record the satisfaction Of pssrons, after is!
Of IN article sdveYtised IN our columns. We have
the satisfaction to know ssvers Of our readers who
have used Prof. Woods HAIR Restorative, and pro.
nounced It TO be just what the advertisement says
u. We have several personal acqusintances, too,
who wee gray headed-they have tried 1t. and no "
their hair is restored to its original color and they
willingly add their testimony to IT. efficacy, and viii
give farther information to others desiring II. This
speaks well for the article, and We advise al who do
not wish 70 appear grayheadcd, to use Woods Hail
Restorative West~n Patriot.
Sold By all good Druggists.
Almsst everybody has h. ard Of Asnns Asue Bal.
sam. the attention OF our numerous readers is di
reced to the advertisement found Is another column
Of this psper, Of the high estimation that 10 places
upon this. the 0vedsess remedy kHotcn 10 mode,,
science. We have never known any other mellcin
vim - large share Of public confidence In shor
time Is this has done, n w may be allowed I,
judge by what we read but this should be sIIicisn
| paYticularly when we np0 such teatlmonial, CuniD
from men Of undoubted varacty, from all parts OF III
country. There can be DOUBT but that It is one
the greatest d.scose.i in the ned cal world d..
serves the appreciation aad est>-m of oar reS:er
and the public GOLD by ali good druggists.
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To REM,

HNHB Kddy House st East Davenport. Term
i easy.
Apply to ". II. Htldreth on the premises.
aprlGttf
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Real Esfate .dgeMcy.
GEORGE Il. NICHOLS.
OFFICE,
CORNER BRADY AND SECOND SITS
NickOlls' Block,
Davenport Iowa.

For Sale.
A LARGE AMOUNT OF THE BRST CITY
IA and COUNTRY PROPERTY-improyed and
unimpr0ved-at very row rates.
ALSO
Beautiful IL esidencs Lets at prices that cannS.
fail 20 suit persons wishing lot for home.
Enquire OF GEO. L. NICHOLS,
APRIL diff Cor 8Eady and second sits
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ADvERrnEns TAKE ssfIcE.-The once OF Tbs
Times VII Be q No. s. Metropolitan Block. instead
Of being In Nickoll.' Block. - heretofore stated
ANAL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GtoUer ~ RNkes''s
cRLamArzD
FAMILY SEWING MACnlN rs,

TNuRSK Machines are now Justly admitted - b
i the best In use for Family SeWing, nAkme .
nee, ssSong and elastic ststsh whieh viii eof rip,
even II every fourth stitch IL out Circulars sent On
application BY letter.
&c. WasAbssnc, Agent,
Jaael-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
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Ck1Deeset DF0iSe Pipe
TNOB DnAINlno AND OONDUCfINa WA1R.
u ~ sale . NJ Mensfectoyy, corner PsgSy snA
01lsA et1oota. N1O0Ot0 . O1OOkD.
0eeoe vese - IN 011As vss0ptly esaaeod -.
0DAh~ - y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-06-14
EELING. YA NO NEA 4 -ls5.9 3 9.
THE EINTEI.LIGENcER

Az eiterprisine young physician Of aSsgI
York, testfGeI relative 70 l-iaIIll. taAlshe
thought II 4 Rarmiess bevsfiuge. aud elte osior
fSos, he ,tatles gather agFesats fhasi otfssr-
.whe He explained the chemical difference
between pure and swill:mIllrj and finally gave
it as his opinion that swilI milk vas The best =.