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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
Dwelling for Sale or Exchange.

'NHB house. on 9Th strett, formerly occupied by
l. VIM Ferridsy, recently pApered and painted In
side and out and In every respect comfor aDle aud
complete for Gentleman's residence, having very
commanding view tina river 40. will be sold or
exchged for land or farms. Also n good Carriage.
Apply to HENRY CHAMPION.
june3d-d4tw4t Box 112 Post Of1ca
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
GREAT SHE

y MILES PROM THE CITY OF DAVENPORT.
SAID stock consists Of Cattle, Horses, and Colts.
~ On all sums over so credit Of six month, will
he given with approved security and per in-
est. BLAKKMOR8 4 LAWES.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
DISSOLUTION.

THE c0-partherstip her -tofors eyisiirR between
! J. II. cara, & Ileus Titt~tts under the
"A mt oi J Camp Co, In this day dissolved b.
InHtral ron IN.
Ia. nLDlt, April % 1853. H. CAMP.
AIPHEC8 TIBBEIT0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20

rTHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TO PER IONS
Il wishAs 10 improve their stock, the services o.
his thorough brer Hereford Bui s'k OVER" bred
by Ersstpe Corning. of Albany, n. and car re-
commend hin to the pablo as second ~ no Bull OF
his age and blood in The United States.
PapIGRRE Rover, calved April 4 b, 1854 got by
Cardinal Wiseman dam, Beluty. Cardinal Wis.,
mar got by Expec alton, out Of W isdom ~ W0oa.-
stock, s. dam ty Young Fayorte out Of Mr. Tnlie5 :
Trafalgar Prise Hefer. Expectst was oy Hope
out Of the celebrated Cow, Old SPOT. He is own
brother to Mr. Carp ntcrs Dut. hess, which
ed the nrst prize Of the Royal Agricultural soei-ty
three years in succession one two and three yea
old.
Beauty, by Wonder. (420) dam, Pretty Maid. by
Ton, t2a3) grand dam, Pretty Maid, hy ChastreY Z
Z dam, Old Danisel by Coalman's Bull rig dan,
Old Dssscy, by Chanoelor; pggS dam, Cherry 10 =
by the late Thos Andre Knights Bull, winner of the
cup n Hereford, 1901 ssgss am, Cherry No. bred
by the late Thos. Andrew knight u Downton Castle
near Ludlow
Persons DESTROYS Of improving their stock either
for the dairy for beef would do we'll 90 vail then.
selves Of this opportunity Of breeding II this file
animal.
The Hereford cattle are decided to be the most
Choice beef In the world.
Terms Of service For common and grade cows Is
per head; for thorough bred cows 90 per head.
Enquire 1t Cannon & French's Mills, West Daven-
port, Iowa. J. n. CANNON.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20

HAVING purchased OF Alpheus Ttbhetts his iness.
IL ast in tie arm Of II Camp h Go, an 70 PAY
al eebis said hrtn and all notes and accounts d.
them mos, r. paid 70 only.
Davenport, April % 1888.
spr.sh' J. II. CAMP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
The Mammoth Jack,
HDEACON DARDEN, !,

WILL SERVE A LIMITaD NUMBER or
w Mares, the ensuing season, at my Stabi:s,
West Davenport, Iowa
PEDIGREE.-"Deacon DardeL" was got by Masofs
celebrated imported Mammoth" ia k-1ut Of =
Thoroughbred "black WalTiJrh Jenny.
DESCRIPTION Deacon Darden' was foaied on
the 18th Of Jaiy 1854 bred by Col. II I Cnri.tman,
% ssamin County, Ky. Heis FOURTEEN HANDS,
THINE INCHES HiGH. AND GROWING. As for De,
muscle and sinew, he is unequSi!ed by any Jack in
the State, and will challenge comparison with any
the Union.
TERMS ash-singie leap, $40; season SD
Mares by the season not proving with foal, will be
served the following ssAson free Of charge. Every
precaution vii be taken to prevent accid uts, but
will not be responsible should any occur.
The proprietor would Gail thu att ntion OF farmers.
and those persons raising stock, 10 the great dmsni
for Mules in all parts of the counrs, and the high
prices ~ which the seliing.-Call and *
anime Deacon Darden before having your mar +
served. For fur her particulars enquire 1t Canle "A
& FIepch's Mills or Of
apr9dAw3m J. NJ CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
u NDHRTAKINo
Furniture WareroOm.

Furniture Wareroom.
vTvH undersigned having taken the new store
i room No IS Perry At, (Nerwin's Block) 10 now
prepared to give hts strict personal attention 70 the
unde rtakng business In all It's branches. A large
and handsome assortment Of Oons Of every descrip-
ton constantly on hann including
Zinc, Mahogany, Black Walnut. Cherry, Dc.
Hearse and any requisite number Of Carriages
furnished 10 order. Coffin plates Of variety Of pat.
terms neatly engraved Particular attention n eall.
ID to his new and complete stock Of
Furniture.
Having q work skop connect ed with his vareroom
he s prepared to mAnufacture 70 order I'll descrtp.
tons Of Desks, ward robes, tables, &c, &c. lsree
AaD0rt ment OF gilt and fancy moudngs hand suit.
able for looking glass and picture frames.
share Of public patronage y respectfully solicited
AFFIDAVIT 4. D. DARILGTT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20

LIST OF WINNERS SIRED BY WAGNER, sIRK OF
FRANCES DAM.
Elisa Goldsby, Florida, Laura Spill man, Puss Farrs
Sam Letcher.
For further particulars OF the celebrated Wagner,
see account Of his famous race with Grey Eagle in
Turf Register OF 1910, reported by VIM. 7. Porter.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-20
viii Truth Command Attention

To restore health VIC must purity the blood. Fe-
vera, without xceplion. from for, ign matters
having been absorbed and retained In tn. circulation
These causes OF sickness may produce IN influenza,
a Group rheumatism, govt, collie, or a cough. But
Brandreths Pills, simple, potent and vegetable, re-
move the cause, and the cure follows, ofseburse.
The are the means OF every day saving many valua-
bic lives Hrincpal office, 2si Canal street. B an
dreth Bailting New York Sold also tyG Dav-
export, d. B. Shelley, Davenport. jeIS-d&wlw
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Haviland'S Third Auction Sale

Haviland'S Third Auction Sale
Real tate.
~ Building Lots at Auction.
IN WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, AT TWO
" O'CLOCK, p. n. l shall eel on the premises
TWELVE BUILDING LOTS
Situated in Sturievants Addition adjoining the res
idence OF NJ Burrows
These lets are on the blum, in very commanding
situation.
Immediate, after the above sale, I shall sell
FIVE BUILDING LOTS
On the corner Of Sturievsnt and Leonard Streets
also very pleasantly situated,
rare opportunity Is offered for bargains.
For further particulars, apply TO
G. AUGUSTUS HAVILAED,
Real Estate Agent,
Cor Brady and I'd SITS.
p. q. Next Sale June 80. Jels.dtd
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-12-22

5Hlrecn, % auf ccm Sraut,pagen Ntlce lci, wie
sS l'dN 9cb0rt, pcll,GbIig unp ppufGnos, tas Spl,
fclt cas &upfer tianf, bic Natt a(att unp rein. :"
Dte tlaiie, mibmutbise 2sit,lttsrn erbcs lid :;
tie mari enen einlacsncen Slid auf Die Nadta-
rlnnen, br Sn fplscn; lie iab rann etiras bcsbaft
nadN bic Srout unp persu Srruncin, Ter erlten
grautjunsfsr, Iamlcll S6bmfsr, nit weltbsr fe
&C 1sst tsloncers lpllte ;u tbun batcn. Gr aiua
tie St Gem Srautma9en. @leib,ritis paren aus
ocn' oaulc rtsr NdeGeu gsfcmmcn, Don tciian
cenem Nlter, nit cinsscriidtcr Srult uno blei6em
@el'ftern. Gs maren Die gl16erinncu, bic auf
DEM 9cfe FIR bic 6pdSeit searbeitct 6atten, unp
teBt als Sadrcritanpise fir Srttwcrt uno Seine.
pano Der abnabme bcS Srautmngens tsmcbnen
lcuten. sic lfrutsn ih gu Der 0eit,i6terin.
Otelrr NIT tDrem 9an;en @efolsc pcn QutlGae,
rnncn unp sSoetterinnen Sugletct, unp BON Satb.
Serltanci9en, bsren Stellun9 ldpn cine Selteduna
mar, bnen allen 9e9eniiter fanb allcin IamIcQ
aberele S0bmfrr. @tncn 9tusenbtif Idisn ibr pas
Ssr3 au tlcpfen, ais fe in DEN lscren gaum an
Dem 9Sa9cn trat unb Dem bGbniIden SIde Der
Sstt3n6tertn unb ben 9iftiscn @usen Der Na6ta-
r'''nen bese9nstr. Damn aber itano lle rubis err
'e'f1ehp d. (5erti. fulst.)
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Cine
lDrIipbaliGbe DaaernbobDeit..
Spn 8. .. 8. Semmc.
(Scrtlsbuna.)

(6crtisbuns)
Der G,altetitter lit fir rie mclfpbGtilhe Sau
ernbch,eit in rer SAat ein lebr picttaer uno I'M
enbe9rli6er Mann. Gr BAT niht a(lein bic Gin
lapunB Der @Gite gu teicrsen, unb spar in Der
beI6r;ete e, Srrlfriit5mabiasn Srattt uno nit
DerSetrabten &nttsperlen, rie nur CT sclldnbta
fennt; er 1T aud barum unentte9rlih, neil or
allein in Dem Soltebe Der &rnntniB BON allcm
Dem 1T, was nuh alter Site unb Srtnuno III
Ger ritbtsen @prttrsituns unb 9usfa6rune elmer
8auernDph5ct 9ebGrt. @r BAT in 9lQem Stats al
9eben, anjnciten, ansucrrnrn, nn> unb au,u0rei
fen. 0abcr cinc flinfe Iisntfrrtisfe.; paler a6er
AUDI rds Ssmubtrin leinsr 9Gihtgfeit II. gBiirre.
@r lhrit 9ans allein DEM g8asen pcran. Die
beipen Scitsn oes SSagen6 irarcu frei. rlnmittel.
bar Giner ibm fam ra5 0'efolse. ;3urrlt an Der
Spit3e ritt Elm ein,elner alter Mana. Gs mar Der
SvpuS rinc5 frGiti9en weltpb1lilAen Sauern, Der
Dor icinem nttt3igfen Sabre and Don Dem stlter
lid, pcn Nadsn nifbt teu9en ldbt. Dieter sG6lte
wpbl nnb feine leh3ig Sabre. ST rift einrn arp
BEN ltmarsen 8en9it: CT iaB bod unb npls parauf
wie Elm Sslpberr Der cinrn Sis9es5uS fetrt. Gs
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@rsicbmng Scr 2sclt.


Die altcltc 9phtsr bort AZ frcicn;
Die Sade ia1 Scrtrcifih aus,
SD freutc mid, lhpn auf BEN Scc6;eitsrcibcn.
Oas WGcden laB Bis 2lbcno am Slid
llnp ltidte ltno nnbtr gar Sicrlitc Ginger,
Nas Itbclmiicbc an9e btidtc 1c iriIb
auI bic 3arten 9cidGftisca Singer.
Wfan lub MIDI talb o,th sum Gcn Gin,
Tim mir 9ebGriae Gbr' gu erweiien;
Die SunSfrau lelbsr tptc bcn gEein
llno tcdte mir at meine 0ictin0elpcilrn.
Sahrt mar e nidt fir Gplcrcs ltumpf
Vas Sante mald uno ipielte Scttpuen,
lino Bate trrB ibrem Sppf unb Strmmrf
0ur Stunt aud unb gSi6en bic Ginue pffen.
Ginif lbicb itb Hrn i1rcm eaItlihen Gah,
Slc rttt mir nod Su: ,,Sct wpbl mcn 8rllcr !"
Oa traf td prauben int Spr9emacb
Scr'm Spic9cl lire fleine S6meiter,
yin bcr5i9 &inr, faum ncuntbolb Sa1r';
OaS fab ttb ouf einrm 9pliter bcdcn;
GS itrid ih fpfctt bas icipcnc 6nar
llnp irifeite graYitItilb bic 2pfcn.
Damn grin mad tcm Sucnfrttlcin Die Sanb
llnp 5errte Sure6t bas gclp'nc @elAmsipc
llnn rtcbtctr iih nett Shlciisn unp Sanp,
llnp Supftc III Srpnuns Die 8altrn am &leibe.
SIM NnIang fab ieb gu nit 2adcn,
Damn rief td bic &lrine idrltcnp su mir.
User lcbrtc Did 70 puiiirlide Sa6rn2
Ou balt pptb gang auorre Multer Yor pir."
Das @ar6cn perscg gum sEeincn bic 0licne
llno ihaute MIDI bpSIaft srcincup an.
nStnn idD = 70 iprad fe = sepuBt niGt crs
lcbienc,
,FD ,,,t :, ON
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SseiilaiI,larfI.

Nsr "Initt9er" crlGrnt iebcn @Ri,tprct unS Scnus
otcnS, tatidtrdcn Sutitrippnsprr;s prn 81 40 ~
otansSapng oot % GtS yer Wpna oblbar an bic teIp
Sragsr - MuSmdrtt9s Mtrnncn;cn tstrn ben Ycrao an
ptH 9vNuS9feer IHccrSSrr 675l 9cfalst rinsuicueet
Su,ptNVV courage une Wttibctungcu wcreCn ban6or
shSe5en9tnrnn'en unc au S'crIangsn pcncrirt
|'s'9cn Ihe Sctanninnrun0cn alcr Slrt mcrben inter
Iet9ehoen Sten9ungcn auecncmncn: gnmo(ioc Gjnruts
e9 t'he SluatcS lo 3cilcn rber Wcni0cr ttbcn ersn
SNNHre) % StS, rc;moiise ginricro 75 Gts unb fur
eces pttter Vla 20 GtS.; itc GjcbditSon;cScn per.
os lir Sl2 in bobjdtriiNrr Scrauaatuns auseiiummcn
0rpRcre InitiGen mcrecn perbainibm66t0 6trc:bnet
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SO illiam 81 yer,
Sledithmiep,

Gde Der 2teu unp @rpabhrnBe
Ile IN eoe 8tempn r9h6f cnl6lo9enbe Srteten wcrScn
biaet uab tnel oueMfubr, uno tittet Der nterenre,
ill., tir quito nb bauerbafie srbsi ieie sec6rlen NuStn
sutcn Su en. ollie 9Irtcn 81 parotursn Nerben ihnea
oue0cfnhrt. 9Billiam M9er
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Sauler 5u Yertaufen unp ,u perrenten.

pauer 3u 0ertaufen unD gu Oerrenten.
m Dsr nter@idnete bat mebrre in efsrcniraBs, sp@en
srOae' uno Ofarlba StroB oee9ene 6duier, bic CT ns
eenSuntt9en @oinSun9cn un6 III 6iai9em reis gum Der
tau anbiete eniss oeslbn f6nnen eersnist unb TO-
9lelh bfto9en iperbcR. Spbn S6ab,
l2.llJ Gde ron 9efsriOn> nno Narfbaaarass.
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gorselan,, @tein- unp G5la6waarems @el6dft.

9em 9eebrten beuen 9ublifum 81 unb baB an Der @ft
Der Sroao unb Ortten Sae Elm eprntcs Eager aers
bano @el9irr fur bic Sausmrtbi&at etabri it, me6S bas
enii9t btutlGe @t6d bcr 9lr in &ihmpnO ut. llntr
Enforcement !nb1t Glas Stsins ,nS 9oretaansgBaarcn,
Nssr unb. G'aben, Gbfitl ar srt, 8oet nS 3bsctans
men, ganpen 9inl, 9ltt, britannia unb lperpat.ric
2heebretter Spieae uno Spieaesi6er aler GjrnBtn,
Shub< 8leiocr-. Sftn- uno Sdraubblrcn aub aIebanb
tr3e sSaaren unb Spieleus &C. gSiecspsrfaur mtlben
GO sort3eta nbsn, bel na crit scruipeden, ga wu i'm
Stanee nS, ibnn ausnatmemeie 6is Yeraucn u frnnen
S6aop II. Gpmp. Gtte Der 3. II. Vroabir
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Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,

Dry-Goods s Fancy-Store,
SO. 176. Gdc Srpab< II. 6. Stra6s. gfc. l76.
@. 80. st lcntaum
trtautt ii taS acelre ublitu amcrfiam Su natn eoB
tr tnt sBntcs saortn cmpangc bic lit cinr 9rrBcn uS-
,pab Der nt srtitel tsiehcn unb ;u n9rmc'n bilSen
reiit r.ld,c fcnc Grncurcn; uoc, rcrtaiit wtreel.
Sb tctc tcirnbtrs fcl9cnbe grtlfcl trSor:
Gepcn;cu9c, in ibipar; une alien NfpSefarben,
MfuSli 9tlain gan; lilb totrrIcnt,
Ntcrince aons urb balbprlcnc,
Nttttc irlncilttc Scnirane,
sletaicS nicttrllnSiihtS Guh unS GaiimcrcS,
Sbopt, Glanfete. opie cine 9rBc SIusmabl vpn Srnt-
fttria G5cccS wplcncn II. bhrmrclltncn SrumpIen.
Gin 9,ciu+s ritles 2a9trS riro cr9cbcni crttrn Hpn
9. M. &rIcnbaum,
nahe ;llnl ntilcn Wiarftc
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lne German ADVERTISER

b. HAssEr., Editor ana Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Satur-
day, at % per Annum, payable III advance.
1erms Tor Advertisements reasonable.
OrFF;E: 14S MAIN STREET
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5errcnfeioer. !Serrenfeiper. l6errenteiper.
6. 0u99en 9cimer,

eraubt M Sas 9ecbr gublitum auf cn erpFcs unb YUl.
itdnbses Eager Ser npberncn SsrrnflcSer amcrfiam u
MADDEN unb gum 9eiuhe bstten einnIapen. gBinersber
;u unsemsn btsen 9reiisn ablain fam. Derslbe bd
suse elm scItdnbisee Eager g. eentemsnS gurnpns
@pces, ais 6emcen, 6alS. unp 3ahrnl6er II. 10, better
Aualitdt uno su ben bilaiten Yreiien.
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OReucr NiGtelloocn

on SrparItr., smiIAen tcr q uno 3. Stra6e.
llnsetdrtter madt bent ocutihtn Nutlitum bic 9cteac
slnec taB er rbScm 9laBc eten Npteuaetn er01net
bat ine bittet In pprrnmsneen 8dltn I'M 9enrSen 81.
fyriid ScjSlte slrbcitcn mcrccn 9eimodpr unp mb9b
bllts oussefub:t. ateparotltrcn prompt une billis.
Sbrp rpn Hrccbcn.
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o. o uiic II.
Cabinet Maker,

OdUIICI-
Ste Strase, ,milGcn Sroap- uno Mar16aQfr.
9us hrsiusrartctc unc bic in tititm Gjei&dft Yprcn
ncnern Rparatureu wcrpen hnel unc biaiat ouS9ehrt
lin re6t ablrei,e &uirdsc bittrt cr9ebent g 0uien
Shreinerarteiteu uno 9tsparaturen
srtcn rcu llntcrchnecn i6ncl unb baia auS9ert unS
9,aaaeIc auf 9tteliun9 anscfertt9t rrn
5cnrp McScr,
S. Gtraee, ;,phtl Srraoe u. 0raeclr.
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@ecr9 8reitaa,
D a m c Il Q th Il y III q db er,

SO. 1853 Srpaeltr. 8ihmpnr,
tmpfieb ben psulten 0omen &ihmcnbs sin reboiIrrr-
tes 0aecr Yrn 9anen Suttn e9ner 6atritaticn, nnS
Iab eieieltcn Ircunol gu cnem Seluc peebeh etn, pa
or tcr,euot it, feline sectrteu &unbcn nit gutter unp o
plmiRmdss bliser g8aar bcciencn gu fonnen Nerara'
t,,rru in,rSsli hctcuS QuS0Clhrt.
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BUR Na6ri6t.

Qcb6otcr rp oYanuo unb 9tinepc Gigarrcn merben
f,ttt tc Gbe. grodmeasr, 30. 81 @oinrofe, pprSll,
iprtdsn, Sa nc boiclb Gin mpb!alrr5 Wager rrn Gt<
Trrnren wsrccn 9Sitbcrsarr mcrbcn 5epntcrS 9ebccn
cr mntn @prratb ;u b9cn cte lie iHre GntIuit AMBER
,p5rtS mad cu @b6. Srpdmeper.
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rsm Z. Dsuore
outfatritant.
207 Srcabitr.. netcn Dem Stcre ecs

Srn. g. Siylh,
en,rtblt fur bic iesiac Sairn itin orldnt9cS 0an ocr
9lrsn 6uie unS NuEen, iomc prlisr i'll ehtn Gcihdcn
prrtpmntber Irtte!, biz gu ben biQtsn 9reen Yertautt
gSm 3. Ntpprc.
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Srau3 Staube,

16S SrcatRraBc, ,miiden Der 6. uub 7. Ctr,
tdlt Gin rt.tcS unc .prtalprtjrtrS Eager Yrn
Gisarrcu, 9taud,s. &dns unp Sthnupftabaf
eiener Sabrfatipu unS .fmpprntion,
Sic e I'M G,rp unb &lcinecf III ben biitcn adrftprci,
fen abdt Marnth lpllicn SSisrtrYcrlufrr nitt Sc1u
bt hm SrrSuprccr elc ie iHrt GinAue anberptiti
maber [7.1l
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@cfcbGfts=9tnssinen.
6. Seble's
arpbes Eager Spn Serren- unS Darnen Shu9en
uup Stiefcl alter Qrt
6. . eble's

Srpabltr., nuNt Oct ottN SIrNBt,
M fur ocasn,p6rsc Soiiru aufS &ei6boie une @onuig-
foaNe ausectotte uno fam Der llncricinete einen s
cbe NunStn uns bent ublitum bic scrihcruns Scbn, So
e oufe RreGeu SiHietc beben wsrctn, pa er rurh per-
bntite Gntdue in ben nbrelisn St6otsn, biz &C.
n baor G1cIb 9cmott bo bierSu IN ben S'ane sesst IT.
Sdliee, bcmcrft brrlclbe baB fur ale bel bm sfauftr
gBaore sorantirt uup bittet I'M reunelihen 9upruh.
l79l Gbe. 9cble.
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GelAafts<GrEfnuns.
8. Sibinaer, Sdlp7er unD @aIhiniR,
Sroaplrabe, swiiNen Der l. uno 2. Strabe, i'll
oaule res l1rn. 6r. Scle,
empthtt b icincn GSrtunbn une Gem behen ubIfum ,r
Snfcrtieun9 olcr StlDarbeittn unb @cpararen. Scrn
bcre made id 9sutlhtr6 au mcnc Sbatbcrta Stppy inb
g8ies 4Rohinsn aufmefiam fir bersn GjIe h serantre.
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13

In by.gone days there lived in one Of the nor.
thern villages of South Carolina Frenchman by
the name of Balzell, who kept candy shop and
general doggery. The Frenchman was we'll
made and very athletic, but knew nothing Of
the rough-and- fights of the South and
West. In the neighborhood lived a drinking,
overbearing bully, who disturbed the peace Of
the country by always exciting and getting into
fights, and who had never yet found his match
in isticuf fight This bully coming into the
village on certain occasion, the young men of
the place put their heads together for the pur-
pose of getting up fight between Balzell and
the countryman, partly for mischief, and hoping,
on account of Bslzels great strngtb, that he
very popular. By making and carrying tales
back and forth between the parties, they finally
accomplished their end, and got them hitched
in fight The countryman soon got Balzell
down, and for time thumped him severely
Balzells friends, to encourage him, cried out
continually "Hurrab, Balzell, hurrah Balzell,
give it to him hit him hard ! but he did not pre-
tend to act either on the offensive or defensive.
but cried out louder than the loudest "Hurrah
hurrah hurrah!" Finding, after time, that
he got no help, and that it was altogether one
sided game, he turned on the bully, and COM
menced pommeling him severely, who (being
by this time out of wind) soon cried out Sc
nough!" The moment he said ''enough" Bal
zell jumped up, and cried out, Enough, hs by
gar dat de yer word try for say meself ven 1
say hurrah Enough; not forget dat vord no
more nevare SO long as live"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13

DELICATE QUEsrI0NINs:-ln one OF the larger
country towns of Massachusetts,, few weeks
since, a young gallant invited some of his lady
friends to go with him on the Sabbath to small
gathering of worshippers of the Episcopal per-
suasion, and while standing in the entry with
one of his friends, one of the '.pillars of the
they pere the couple that soere going to hace a
child 6aptized? This was too much for human
nature, and the young spark left the church,
and went into Catholic chapel near by, where
no better fate awaited him; for he had scarcely
arrived when the priest stepped up and asked
him ifhe was the young man aoho Was going to be
married?
These questions would certainly indicate an
extraordinary amount of interesting" business
on hand at the churches alluded to.-Salem Gas.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13

TEE FEMALE SLAVES OF LoNDoN.-The Lon.
don Weekly Times says that the young milli-
ners and dressmakers of that city are condemn
ed to sixteen, seventeen, or eighteen hours of
toll out of the twenty-four in each day and
night. Their work is carried on in crowded,
unventilated rooms, where their frames are kept
bent at their labor until their eyes ache and
their limbs refuse to perform their duty. They
have short and painful life and an early grave.
In recent speech, Lord Shaftesbury said that
many of these young women had been trained
gently and tenderly, in delicate and happy
homes, possessing all the virtues and tenderness
that belong to the female sex, and rendered by
those very characteristics more obedient, more
unmurmuring, more slavishly subject to the au-
thority and tyranny of those who are put over
them. His lordship adds that they have no al
tentative between submission and the street
door, and then asks: SIS the condition Of such q
young woman one whit better than the condi.
ton of the most wretched slave in the Southern
States of American
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13
What's Trumps.


There are so many cards to play;
So many ways to choose,
In love and politics and war;
That forwarding our views
With ladies fair, with statesmen wise,
Or men of lesser bumps,
Before we lead our strongest suits,
'Tis well to know what's trumps.
Once, worshipping at beauty's shrine,
knelt in bondage sweet,
And breathed my VOWS with eagerness,
And offered at her feet
My soul, well stored with Cupid's wealth
A love cemented lump;
A king of diamonds won the trick,
My heart was not a trump.
Raving to see my rival win
Upon single rub,
As he had played the deuce with me,
| followed with clubl
Two days within station house,
Rejecting on my sin,
found, as others may have done,
Clubs very seldom win.
Grown wise by sad experience,
ceased to deal with maids;
l shuffled youthful follies of,
And turned up jack of spades;
Yet still find as dust is scarce,
And smaller grow the humps,
That though the spades an honest card,
1t is not always trumps.
But in this world Of outside show,
Where Mammon rules the throng,
To ease the little joints of life,
And smoothly pass along
TO find an antidote for care,
And stern misfortune's bumps,
One card is very sure to via
Diamonds are always trumps.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13

awhy is hen, sitting on the fence like g
cent 2"
Because she has head on one eide and tail
on the other.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-07-13

ELEcT1oNRERrNG.-The courts and the husk-
ing frolics of frontier State usually furnish a.
bundant material for fun. Judge b, for
merly of the Western Circuit, Fla, canvassed
that circuit in 1874, as candidate for the Ter
rtorial Senate, was cheered by the promise of o
little Frenchman, living in one of the counties OF
the Senatorial District, to do "all he could" for
him. Not solitary vote, however, was cast
for the Judge in that county, and be seized the
first opportunity thereafter to tax his hacker
with false promises. 'Sar,' said the Frenchman,
very much offended, 4 tell you no lie; travel
over dis country three, four, five days, and |
say to every man, will you vote for my friend,
ze Judge and he say no.. But said the Judge,
you did not even vote for NE YOURSELF No,
Judge; when come back, shut myself up in
my own room, and l 'lectioneer myself two day
but no get my own consent to vote for you.