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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
burlington 1 Quincy I. B
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

1>hange Of time, August 18th, 1857 On and after
NAugust 18th, 1851, psssenser trains willsavs the
Central depot foot Of South water street. daily, -
s;lo AM-Day exprsss-Sundays excepted, arriving
At nendato l;!0; Gslesburs SIS; Burlington tbs.
and Quincy 1879 Pm.
s;A6 M-Night Express-Ssturdays excepted, ar
rivins At Aendota at 1856, Galesburg 620 barring.
ton 7;9O and Quincy at 1850 n.
l;i6 \, aundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At AendstO with Illinois Central railroad north for
Amboy, Dixon, Rreeport, Galena and Dunlsith; and
south for LaSac, Tonica, Wtnona, Dl0o0instoo, De.
catuT, 6t. Louis, Cairo &C.
Al Burlington with Burlington 3 Misstssippi rail-
road Tor NJ Pleasant, FAN field Ottumws, Oskslooss
Charlton, Fort DesAoines, Fort Dodge, Council
Bluffs, Sioux City and all portions Of Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splendid steamers Of tue 81.
Louis and Keokuk Packet 90, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 81 Louis Ats and with post coaches for Pal.
myrA, et Joseph and al pars Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men will b. 1t al the railroad
depots IL Chicago to receive checks aud convey bss
gage 70 the depot frte Of charge.
Ticket may be had At the depot and at the Michi-
gan Central railroad once, corner Of Lake and
C.G. HAAAOND, General Superlntendes,t.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Ticket Agent. Ioctl7dtf
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Rock Island Trespassers.
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .0o7TTCE.

TsHB undersigned having been appointed " the
j War Department - agent o. the Quarter Mas-
ter Department at Rock Island" with fall instrus.
lions to adopt al necessary measures for the pro-
lection Of the property from depredations and ntru.
sions" Now, therefore, Al persons whomsoeves, not
having legal right are hereby warned and notified
70 quit tbs premises and ahstain from any further
respass
The Deputy q s. Marshal for Illinois win take
charge Of oil wood cut on the ground and forbid any
person removing the same until the proper damages
can be assessed and PAID.
All persons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
Der Of any kind and notified u sbstain iron any
trespsss Whatsoever, - legal steps viii b taken
against such depredators. -
n. 7. SLAYnAKEA,
Doo10dtf o. Agent War Dspe
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A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

TO Married Womes on the Voluntary Control q
the Maternal Fubction, Strictly Moral IN iis tooes
b. Rrufem3oal Gentleman who has made the mn
nlogy o. procreation his special stndy the sreatsS
pet Of his life Il ny Iehearses the philosophy
mods rstorted TO- to prevent conception. pointing
cut vhis6 are ectent and discussing their Virtues,
Nm retnnneodations ana directions how 70 easily
md safely 1oreGeoll ooncepto0. Sent u0der Ueol
1nall hoo ~ o.. OUnmunica4ioas strioely privAte.
,EaaeE 85cN DODlR9 J. BUSCH. i. D..
Dee96dAW30 -. ~ 0seo6woy.G.Y
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Win be made by calling before purchasing else
where. We are determined to eel ~ low prices, 20
low for Cash, that none shall be able object. And
While v- are helping the ppor by almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shall give the stalled wheel
OF the business ~orld push forward. Doot mis-
take the place. but follow the crowd TO No. LIZ
CLAIRE BLOCK. Declsi1rl
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St. Louis, Alton 4 Chicago Il. B.
AIR LINE ROUTE.


AIR LINE ROUTE.
CNhicaso 70 q. Louis vie st. Louis, Alton L Chicago
~ y, ~ the way By Railroad.
CARRYING 1HE 0&EAr ANsRIoAu AND o. .. NAuS
The only direct and r.i.sbe route 70 the South and
South west, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trains leave depot Of Michigan Southern snd Rock
Island B r, corner Of Van Buren and sherman sts.
st. Louis Day Express-1O;3O A A-DAily, (Sundsys
excepted) arrive 1t ST. Louis ll;3O same evening.
St. Louis Might Express-lO,3 30 A-Daily, ar.ive
ct 81 Louis 1850 next morning.
Day Espfess-S,00 AA-Daily. arrive st Chicago
$40 M.
Night Expsess-2;l5 M-DAily, arrive at Chicago
Trains run directly through witbost change Of ears
OF baggage. Time from Chicago TO d. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and I'll points on the
Rivers BY taking sbovs route will be sure
Of making Connections and arriving In st. Louis
advertised time avoiding the vexacioxs delays Of las
cirtuitous route via LaSse Peoria and Illinois river,
saving tweL ~ flour hours Time being 81 miles k0
distance 70 Bloomington, 6s les 70 SpsinSdeld, q
less 70 81. Louis and Is less TO Peoria
THAN By ANY o9HEK ROUTE
IMPORTANT LOCaI roNNECT1ON6.
Al Joliet with the Rock Islam. ga..road for Otts-
wa L8D2llee hOC8 leIoDO oAlo Oe0tToI l9W8
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton, Wsynesville End Decatur, and with stage
for Peoria.
A. Peoria Junctioo with Peoria Osuswka Z r
for Walnut Grove, Warrington, Peoria, Pekis, BSn.
aeld, Dlmwood, Knoxville 0alesburgs Monmouth
A. Sprinsreid with Great W~tern Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and lllin0is River.
At Alton With Daily Line Of Packets Sos Hsuniba,
Quincy and Keohuk, the most expeditions and reia-
bic roatc 70 I'll portions Of u Missouri.
At 81 LOUIS with Daily First Glass 6teamers for
New Orleans and intssnlediste points on the Lower
Mississippi and With regular lines Of packets tor
Kansss, % Joseph and al points IN the Aissonsi.
Tennessee CumbeRlssd and Ayksnses Rivers.
Through Tickets can b procured % III 1astefn
Railroad Omces-s. The Conpaay's Omoss, - Dear
born street. opposite TIE Treont House, and u the
Michigan Southern and Rock Depots, cornor Of Van
Buren, amp Sherman ~.
Responsibi. Baggase Men vii - at the Dspots 70
Ill the vsYions lines coming into The CITY 70 cA0ok
baggage through 70 any Loiat deslEef on the line.
4. =. Moons, ea6eTintsndent.
I. Daring. 0enr Agent. chicago. Ioc9odtf
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Galena and Chiraeo Unien r. =

GUNNER ARRANGIMRNr-ua and after We'd
- nesday, June l7th, 1857, passenger trains viii
leave wells strsst Depot daily (sundays exe~pted)
For Sreepors, 0a,ena. Dunleish and y Paul.
Passenger ana HAIL.. ..................IS:l5A =
Passeaser. 1misrant and - slass tram. .i2:Is
CHICAGO. FuLfON AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, Patton aad Central Iowa.
Tnfossn Fas:soger.............. A \
10 sssssesssesss.e. ss6:l0 =
DensaO rsssehSsr.. .s.e...s..............%: oS -
BkLOlr AND MADISON BRANCH.
For Baoit, Janssvuls anl Nadison.
FOX RIVER Valley RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and nichmond.
Two t0roash trains Will leave Osatssl Depot, lesI
81 Lake strost. - folloWe:
FOR GALENA. DUNLRIrH AND 81. PAUL.
Daily (ecndays excepted 1000 II ss
1nnsbling pas0engNHs 10 make close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALBNA + CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Fresporf 1850 y, arrive In Chicago l;46
Leave Freeport 80 u, arrive In Chicago 8;a6 y
CHICAGO, yULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 \. arrive in Chicago Sassy
Lesv. DeT.ls =, .r, Nv In ch, GO s;ss =
BELOIr AND MADISON BRANOH.
cave Footvtlle 1910 \, arrive In Chicago l;l5
Leave Yootvills s8o \, arrive in Chicago s;s6 \
Leave Beoit $40 \, arrive In Chicago 1910 II
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Egin at 9;ls \, arrive In Chicago li;IO n
Leave Elgtn ct 5;2S n, arrive in chicago AS u
Passengers for all points ON the g 4 U \ r, In.
Guiding Rulton, beioit and Madison lines, should
take TIE trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect Vsh the great eastern
lines divefging from Chicago.
Through ticEsts can be bought st the following ON.
ees; 6psulding's corner Lake and Dearborn
street; P W 4 O Ticket Once, 80 Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern Once, under fremont
House and At the Central and Wells street Depots
JOHN D. TURH1R, President.
r. HALL, Superintendent.
W A. TaRAL, General Ticket Agent. foct17dt
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Wanted.

A small Girl II OF "a years Of age, TO take care
a aehlld. None but Protestant girl need apply
Enquire At GILLETT'S NBWB DIPJT,
Febl7du No l2. West Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
Millinery.

Miss lA1LI taAss this nsthed - a.,ss,p I,
IVA the ledies e. OsveDpsrt asa vic1nity tAss -
eupled ~ 1r. ana Ars TAern1lke As1t - ~ etere
q 1!. ~. =. eil1sUrn, Vtsse nay - Ssunl cen
10y - 3 ~ 49, - IN & - - -
oeSv10 anAneA
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EstrNN.s
WANTS, &C.
Blacksmith Wanted.

VNHH subscriber wishes TO engage the services OF .
l. competent JouYneyma Blacksmith. None 9th
er wanted. Knqi ire at tbs shop, Commercial st.,
bstweea Brady and Perry, known q BorDes blsck.
smith thop. Apply Immediately.
Pebl9dtf Al KENT. Agent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
ron sALR,

FOn SALH 80
EhoIsoClaire DfsPensary.
"A ~ Sssses Sv,SAias i $3.50 h ~ trsg 1usl.
"A -, ~ - saes s00eFt4nitZ - ee1eiiino
= enbA ~ - ~ tx16l1xV5S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

Bankers.
MACKLOT Il CORBlN,
DAvExPoas, Iowa.
REFER TO:
Nessrs. p. CH0uTEAu,j r. l. Co.,
Cashier AMERICAN EXCHANGE BANK, AsA
Aessrs. 1EsSOH 1 DAxJEN, Bankers, st. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Nessrs. R. K. SWIFT, BRo. 4 JOHNSTON, Chicase
Notes 0Md Bills collected and prOceeds resssieed to
any part cfthe UMjted St0ses.
Bills efExchAnge - all the Principal Cities
Of the United States and Eufepe
no UQ MT .AND SOLD
-. Money RENTED to Europe In SjgM NiUs,
which can be cashed in any town In England, Ire
land, or Wales, in sums 81 and upwards.
Oct l6.dtf. WIS
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Statement.
AUDITORS ORPICB,
OEs MONIES. FEB, 3. lS5S.

UbS AOIkEs, 1eD q, leoo.
IT rs HBRUBY OBRTIvTsD, that on the "a day o.
February, 1885, . statement was filed In this cIIice
showing the condition Of the WEsTEau VALLEY FIRE
AND AARISD IxsuRANcE CoAPiNY, OF Chicago
State CT Illinois, the LIST day Of January, 1885, In
accordance with the provisiuns OF a Act Of the Leg
islatue OF this State, passed January 2 1851; that
such statement shows that said Company possessed
OF the requisite amount oil capital, and invested
required in ssid Act.
Authority Is therefore given 20 the above namtd In
surance Company TO transact business Of Insurance
la tits Sta in accordance with The laws thereof.
II IS ALSO CERTIFIED, that p. Gsllett, Esq,
Of Day' nport, b be duly appoint BY ssid Com.
pany their lawful Attorney and Agent for the Conn
~ of It, With fu power to take risks OF Insurance
Their in, and TO acknowledge servc" Of pr GEES, upon
his filing certified copy # the statemen; filed in this
ONCE With the Clerk Of the District Court, IN and
said County.
It il further certified that the anne ed is . true
copy Of the required stat ment.
In testim my whereof, have hersunto set my hand
and afaxed my seal of eice this 81 day Of February
1858. JNO PAITEE,
Auditor Of Iowa.
STATEMENT Of the condition o: the western VAL
~ ley Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Of Chi
General Assembly Of the state OF Iowa, entitled "An
Act in relation to Insurance Companies." approved
January IS, 1851.
The name OF this Company is The western Val.
ley Fire and Aarns Insurance Company" and To-
Gated at Chicago, Illinois.
CAPITAL.
9 Amount Of it, authorized Capt.
tai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
3. Amount Of Its Capital Stock
paid up AMI secured is........ $4,000
AssETs
I. Its assets are Is follows viz
!. Cash hand and In the
hand Of gents. a, 702.12
2 1t owns no Real Estate
3. 1t owns no Bonds
4. LoAos secured by Mortgage
on Real Estate. ...........s 46,60O.OW
3. No debts otherwise secured.
8. Debts due for prem!ums.... 1856 62
Z. All other securities are, VIZ:
Stock Notes secured by mort
case, 2O5,cOOV9; Personal
Property, 695 60; Interest :.
accrued to date, 28l o.. 206, l76 on
Total assets.............. 2s7;10l.s 81
LIABILITIES.
5 No liabilities due or not due 70
Banks or other creditors.
8. o losses adjusted and due.
7. No Losses adj listed and not due.
9. Los Is unanjust.d. .......... 500 90
. Nolosses in suspense and avail.
ting further proof.
10 No other claims against the
Company.
II. The gre atest amount insured
in any one ritk, or exposed to
one fire.. 300 90
II The greatest amount insured In sny one town.
city, or village depends its size, location, and
description OF buildings
10 The greate't amount insured in any one block
depends on same CIRCUMSTANCES IS those above
named.
II. Annexed is a copy of the Charter
The above statement is made az the condition OF the
Company on the LIST day tf Jsnuary, 1858.
g. W. VERIFY, Preside Mt,
-. GIiLErT, Agent.
Once with G. elieh 4 Stuart, tp lie Claire Row.
b15-d2w
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q A II Il A l. CIT Y
X Z A l. l. S L A T Z
DISTRIB e TION
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO,
s lie 5000 ID OLA R >
WORTH OF PROPERTY.
WHOLE NUMBER OF TICKETS, 10000.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH.

CAPITALP PRIZE, A SPLENDID HOUSE,
l. Lot and Fui niture, southeast corner Of
Oak and Fourth streets. Columbus, q $l4 400
l House ana Lot, south eide Friend, between
9Th and It'll streets, G lumbus, Ohio...... 64O0
Suburban acre building Lots, on Broad
way, $4,000 each. 6400
! Suburban acre 81 poles bading Lot
BroAdway.............. ...... 900
I Brick House ani half lot South st. corner
OF Rich and 9th streets. 6.I6O
so Of land in Madison county, Ohio,
near Railroad Depot. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1870
5 lots at the Columbus (ohio) Depot, FUSED by
i've raiiroads) Observation-Disclosures. 1860
I lot In Bartlett, Hulburd 4 smiths addition
to Columbus. Observation-Disclosures. lao
n at cottage and lot on Friend street. Co
Iumbus. Ohio. ......................... lao
The Riddle Slaughter House rad Cattle Yard
attached, one mile west OF Coiumbus...... 100
Brick CottAxe and acre lot, . neat suburban
residence. e4O
90 suburban building lots, one acre each, $3.50
each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS 900
lO3 CRY lots N John w. Bakers I'd Broadway
addition. ......................... S. $50
10 lots In John Bakers LIST addition Oh
Broadway ........................ 4,74O
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The above schedule OF property embraces princl-
pa;y splendid Ciy Residences, City and Suburban
Guiding lots In aud adjoining tie City Columbus,
Ohio the Capt. i Of the I'll RID STAIR IN The UN.
lON-containing 80 000 inhabitants, and rapidly in.
creasing in Manufactures, commerce. p, puaton,
wealth and in the value Of ia real estate
The above property will be distributed to Ticket
Holders, before or on
The lss Day sf March, 1883.
II the Ti~ket are NOT sooner disposed of; but in
OF The interest. Of the Tcse holders the large
amount and The great value Of the property risked,
sb6c ent time after the sale Of the tickets Vii b. al
lowed 10 give six weeks notice, (though agents and
newspapers) % that such icxet hold Is Can appoint
their commit to make su h distribution
The public Is assured that This distributor OF prom.
erty 10 not CONNECTED with any Exhibition Concert,
or any other costly entertainment, Which can be en-
joyeo by only few Ticket Holders but consists sf
solid valuable property so proporttoned TO the price
Of the icket, that each person can have fair and
equal chance
Persons letting Columbus, Ohio, are requested to
xamlne The locaion and character OF said property,
and the Ilats OF the same now file in this Office
Tnos. desiring to purchase tickets obj ain them
ct this ONCE By enclosing - I'm current Bank Mills
Any specie paying Bank IN the Union) {rysch tick
Of oraered.
AGENTS WANTED.
Persons desiring 70 act Is Agents In the sale Of
Tickets, WFtwill forward q T. commendation signed
BY some responsible person, will be promptly
eWer d..
A to the property above me- ntione the value there.
Of or my standing Ir-fer the public to the Bankers
Merchants q business M generally q Columbus.
- All orders for Tickets, and other latter. must
b addressed TO Mr. NIGER,
Columbus. Ohio.
Apply for Tickets end further insormation to
NICHOLAS kUHNBN,
J.GILIET,
DOwIN FAT
Corner Main and Second streets. De. ldsm
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C. AUGUSTUS nAvILAND,
Attorney 4 Counsellor 1t Law
Real Estate .a0esst,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.

NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE With 7. G. Eads, lie Claire Row. IN
trance lie Claire Hall.
T Aw Business and Conveysncing promptly alton.
Lands boueht and sold on Commission
Money loaned 0 unincumbered Real Estate sscur.
Taxes paid and Collections made for parties in IN
An extensive acquaintance In Eastern New York,
among those about to emigrate to this vicinity
bles me to offer great Inducements to those hAvin0
lands to dispose Of.
tx Gov. Myron H. Clark, Canandaigua, N. Z.
Hon. Charles b. Ruggles, Poushkeepsie, MI.
Hon. George ", Sterling -
Capt. Richard Peck, New Haven, Conn.
Ssv: Thso; l. cayis r New York CITY S:''
Benson J. Tossing ESQ.,, I"
Bockee, lines, l. Co, Chicago III.
Tallnan. Powers h Mclean Davenport lowe,
G. AUGU STUS HAVILAND
General Real Estate .aQeNt
tSuccessor T. Col. +. c. EadsJ
HAS FOE SALE
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS.
in Scott ounty, with good comfortable dveelines
la rye Orchards Of every kind fruit running water
AMI every thing to make . Farm desirable. WWbe
s0l1 very reasonable.
20 Unimproved Parcels Of Land
in Scott county, pleasantly situated, capital Land
for farming purpases-terms very easy.
Improved and unfmproved parcels Of Land In ~.
cry part Of the State.
Houses snd Lots in W Cfty Of Davenport
Building Lots varying Ia price from eisO upward.
Great inducements are slered TO mechanics -
well Is capitalists and others.
Call and examine maps and prices ct
AAvIIAANDsS
oc3Odu Office LeClaire Row.
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W o U l. D most re.
specially inform
the citizens Of the
city Of Davenport
and the surround
ing country, that he
is now opening from
the best Manufac-
turers Of Neto Eng
land Cnd PhiLAdei.
phid . large and
general . assortment
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-10-09
TO LET!
THE LARGE TWO STORY STONE HOUSE

i nearly opposite the Maine Hotel, King Street.
Said building has been put in thorough repair and well
adapted hotel boarding house. desirable residence
or distinct families.
There cOmnOdous cellar we'll cook house, etc, and
from Nuuanu reservoir be led into the premises
Possession given immediately.
Terms reasonable Apply TO SAML SANIDGE TO Messrs.
RAWLINS & FETTERS. 1sSt*
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-10-09
TO LET.

TO LET.
TTIHE CHAMBERS OVER THE STORE ON KAAHUMANU
i STREET lately occupied by the subscriber Said
are airy convenient and well adapted for offices sleep
ing
the store mentioned which fitted with counters shelves
and fixtures adapted wholesale and retail
Apply o J. c. SPALDING.
Honolulu, Sept %, 1858. 20-tf
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HOUSES, LANDS, &C.
TO Let,

For Sale, or to Let for the Season, with the
Furniture!
-. THE TWO-STORY HOUSE SITUATED ON KING ST,
::i below Hotel contains - rooms well fur
G nished, with Cook-House Pantry, Store Room &c For
particulars, apply at the SAILORS HOME
Furnished Rooms l4-tf
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2 The awful death OF Madame Palesikoff, one
of the most charming amongst all that bevy of
charming Russian ladies who sometimes gladdened
the winters of Paris, has created terrible shock
in the circles she embellshed. The unhappy lady
left Paris but a short time ago on a summer tour
to Germany. While stepping from the door OF the
opera house, at Berlin, gain her carriage, she
let fall one of her bracelets close to the pavement.
STOPPING to pick it up, she noticed at the time,
laughngly - that one of the horses belonging to
a carriage standing at hand had dropped his head
so close to her face that he had touched her, and
left moist kiss upon her cheek In few days
the unfortunate lady taken i'll with that most
horrible disease glanders, and in few days more
breathed her last, in spite of the attendance OF the
first physicians in Berlin, and every resource to be
obtained by wealth or by eeaseless vigilance OF
friends.-[ Boston Journal, Aug. D.
e There is one phase of the hog trade in Gin
einnati in which every one is not posted up. The
first one who is sharp enough to spy out a new
litter of pigs, no matter how great the number,
puts his private mark upon them and then lets
them run they are then considered his property.
In year and half they become splendid pork
ers, without any trouble expense to the owner.
who gathers them up in the fall and sells them.
We actually knew one man to gather up hlty-seven
one fall, which neted him $50 and upwards, and
that without any outlay his part Cincinnati
Enquirer.