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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

HARDWARE.
Gold! Gold /! Gold
T s being found 10 large quantities tho eastern
L slope Of the Rocky Mountains, and the subscTt-
beT- having Considerable experience IN " hitting
OUT parties dutiag the
California Gold Excitement
preparing for such wish 70 try their luck
| At THE
.vesU S IT DOrNdO.D
| we.are now manu- racturing . Store for Camp,
| which may truly be celled the
Nj ner's Erie n d
| Constructed AZ to De very COMPACT and DURABI..
and warranted TO bc a perfect Working Cook Stove.
No person should think Of leaving with out one OF
the Sc nsefu and Inost Indispensable articles. We
are manufacturing
Camp Kettle,
In which Is pessed number Of useful cooking utsn
| sis. Also,
Gold Wash Pans,
and tNavv Rnr
| such ~
Choose to stay At Hone .,
We now have, and shall continue to keep on hand
through the coming year, the arges. and best select
ed stick Of
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
to Be found in this country which will be sold st
ngures.
Please call and see for yourselves, at
SMITH a REMINGTON.
Jal9-dAwtf 80 Rast Second Il rect.
HILLS Il w A 5 II Ii u ls N
NO. Cd BRADY STREET
Have received their
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
- TOW 81
Comprising the patterns In the 1s.tern Markets
Cook SfOres,
Pasl0r Stores,
Heating SsO
DN5ce SfOces
1or the celebrated
FORREST OAK COOK STOVE,
For the anrivalled
D &C K ID j a m o N d
For good stove, and q st.ve that
VIII gtUe Subtraction,
Hease Furnishing Geels,
Tin Ware, Japan Ware j,
Be-, &C., go 70 the
CHE.aE STOT.E HOUSE
HILLS 4 WASHDURN.
ocls No. Is brady street.
IN FAIRBANKS
- PATENT
- q - Il n -.
6old ~ IzLRRANKS 4 0REKNLxIE
. LAKE. SsnEET. OaIoAeo,
AID y BURR0ws, P1.I5YnAH Z DALxsIl.
July8d'y Dsvsspevt, lows
r. :: =: =; =: !; :; ::
2 , IRON SAFE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

For sale.
An Acres beautiful land for seie, Is acres Of
~ which Is improved, good double log house, hne
water, miles from Camden, on Monmouth road, Ill.
Terms easy.
ALSO,
Two beautiful farma, 100 acres each. so acres In
hieh state OF Improvement, good dwelling houses
and ont HOUSES good running and we'll water each
7 miles vest OF the city, = good road and near
the railrosd On acres OF good coal and timber land
will 90 with these farms II desired. The farms
adjoining, timber land and coal miles on. A rare
chance Is here offered and will doubtless 60 at
the easy terms on which they be sold.
ALSO,
House and lot on Second street; Grants saw mill.
Lot, 200 by GO feet. Good two story frame house,
ne stoue basement. Terms easy.
Applyto
Ja23 DADS GALLOWAY 4 SANDERS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

Geo. w. Ellis 4 Co.
No. ~ LeClsiPe Row.
HAv' just received = large stock Of
Wall Papers.
Also consignment rare lot Of
1N9AI0H 7ooHO,
which they will sell at the
London PssbltskerS' Prices.
ALSO
BOth's and LivingslOm's
NEW WORKS ON AFRIC
Hon. q. III. Smiths
Remnescence Of Western Life, consisting Of Sketches
Of eminent chsrac in and ont OF Congress- Inn
pOrtant legal trials in the State Of Indiana &C. &C
6vols. GAO pages. Price 800. Exceptionally the
most interesting book that has ~ peared for many
years.
Davenport, April II, 1858. prI7n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

50 LONG SOUGHT,
70 UN'D ~ II. II ST!
L and the multiplied thousands who have us~d n
aud tested its scOndssfi curative prcpertes ~ b
the greatest discovery In medical hciei c., end na
lures remedy, II the suit Of years Of toll end
study by Of Ohio's favorite ply sicsns In order
T. produce something that would ~ Get The wishes Of
suffering h.mAniy, and thousands from the prime
mediate relief found BY Its Por want Of specs
only offer ,ew Of the many evidences IN ~ %.
vor.
Moline. ~ Feb. 10 I ~.
MRS6RS 4 K MHNN CO. Geafs: We md
your Ague Basam sups rtor " any remedy In our
market .or the perns cure Of all msiarous dr.
eases. We chez fully recommend II ~ worthy tAss
great name l, has wherever cold and u ell
Very truly yours, RICHAkDS THOAAS.
To the sufferers Of chis. and fever and sEue.
theerfully submit the following: Having obsrTvel
closely the effect Of DR.. nann's que Balsam In hts
vicni for the pas three years, AN well lleased
With is rsmedia virtues antidote 10 malaria.
have frequently used II In my practice and viii
Of this compound, recomm' nd II - safe, prempe
and efficient.
Gallon, Ohio, April LIST. 1858
HACKEDOA, y D.
Rxfton. Int. May TIA, 1853
MESSRS 8 MANY CO.-Genfs Having
sold your Ague Balsam for the past three years -
OF persons In this vicinity. and closeiy otseT
Wing Its effects. do not hesitate In saying -.
lev 1t the best remedy sold In lndisna. and
will efYec tually chills, fever and ague without
fail.
Truly Yours. PHILLIAAN 4 KBARNs.
Drosgists.
Lo0GNspOvf Ind. Sept 13fA, 1885.
DR.. MANN :-Ples sc send m" one half gross more
OF your Ag,e Bslsam mmedia, ely Il 70 In great
DE- msnd ard may b. truly st,le the kins of Fever
and Ague. J IYTLE,
Physician ard D. ugpist.
81. Louis, March IT sssA.
MESSRS. 3 MANN q CO.-Genfs. ~ have
sold Ia, ge amoLnt - your Ague bsisam the pase
tn years, snd and thst VIII ntr oueed and so!a
II has equal in tpe history u sgue remedies. anA
ON all parts Of The Wet beas the cheer
irs nevs-t never fails TO cure It's paii~ni-snd 10
looked upon in this ntry the beat medicine for
chiiis, fever and sgue ever In or msvhet.
o. WOOD q co.
s. K. MANN h CO., Proprietorr, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25
MEDICAL.
rHs sssf AHD CHRAInu9
00RSR AND. CATTLE. MkDlCaNn

" TIVE WONID.
SDOamss Obnsmsat and C~aAisasn D>~A>.
Eor Purity. MiIdness. Csvfosmly sad 7yor>~A.
ness, SLoAR's OINTMENT eeceis and N p.csst, -
persedns All eth Ointments and lletn,s.ae -
tn ~" 'or ih- following diseases:
fresh wounds, gaii- Of sii kinds, spyajns hecs,s.
erAcssf heeis RI ghon- wingals, pole evtI q No.
spsvins, sweeney. nstniA s,tfssts 81, aos Ismeces
and cracks. founder-d ret, scratches anA syesaa
mango and h m dtstempsr,
THR POWDER ~i rsMove oil innAmmaiIoa m
t.vcr purity ihs bleed Loosen the SKIN. elesueeths
water, AMI strengthen every part Of the bodv: N
has proved . sovereign remedy for the Au,yovt.,
d,scssss:
Di-tcmp~r, hide bound. less o. appetite, l~vass
ssraips, yellow water, Inflammation ~ she sys~ =.
tigue from hard eIeYctss aiso sheUmstism, couwr0.
" called siin complaint, shkh proves % fssa, 10
many valuable hors-- In this untry. u y also :
safe and cartAn remedy for Coughs and Ccs6s.
which =, --sie 10 many diseases.
Osisinal ProSsteens.
Grand Detat, ~ south water st 10 hasssnens %
the kichm-nd Bousc, Chicago, lltnnis, and sel1 N
nss,iy every town In al the Western etases.
All wholesale Druggists sell the medcins 81 cot
regular Wholesale prices.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
eLoAH's INSTANT krLIrr 10 truly Great neme6y.
Half - CEN bottle Of Sioan'- Inst ant Relief giveo
In Pint ~ warm water, seldom fall. 10 cure Hoyso
Of common Collie 10 . few minutes In extr,ne eaepp
repeat the dose In a'teep minutes
Ior Bruises. Strains, 6prains, and many other ".
juries on Horses, Catt~ and ether animals. e,oea
Instant Belief spes Oily effect . cure. Many pessoae
have been asioaished 10 witness the rapid euree q.
footed, by the use OF this wonderful nedieane.
TaugI ia 6m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

GROCERIES.
Hmrrah fer Pixies Peak !!
A IL who intend going to Pilss Peak next Spring
"A had better o1me 10 the
"Masckeye Store"
To get their outfit. All kinds Of Groceries and Pro-
visions may there be found In abundance, Tor cash
AFresh Lot Of Goods Jast Received.
sUGARs
New or'e,ns Sugar. IS pounds for one so.lar,
Prime, NY Crushei,
Lcuis iabs q srned, - vderej,
Belcbei's Cla.ifed.
NOLAseEs ANN sYRuPs.
Belcher's Golden Syrup. n 0 Hclasses (new crop
ooYYEss.
prin.e Rio. Yresn Roasted,
Old Gov Java, Gov Java and Rio.
TEAS.
Imperisl. Oolons,
Ynng Hysoh.
FLOUR.
Johnso ms Buckwhtst do.
YIsH.
Picked Herring (No u Goldfish,
Asekerei, No white Fish.
SALT.
g A Salt, Salt by the barrel.
SOAP.
White soap. CASTLE Soap,
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
whale flor burning) Elephant.
PRUIr.
Butans Raisns Dust recd) zaute Currants,
Valencia do Citron
Mr. do Prunes,
Dried Apples new Dried Peaches (new.)
BURNING FLUID. warranted to burn and no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of ali KINDS.
FAlRHAVEN OYSTEnS 3, always fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be a. good Is
can be found is the city.
All Goods to reasonable amount DELIVERED
FREE OF CHAEOE, within the city limits.
Jans-dAwtf q. n. SHIPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-25

q II E.aT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESIOR.aTIT Il.
CARS the st. Souls MOI Democrat: Below -
- pub ish etter TO DR. Wood, Of this city from
gentleman In Mane, which speaks Rlovingly Of ths
superior merits OF hi. hair IInic Such svid- nee
must have ito effect, when coming f,o.n . reliable
source II certificates are guarantees Of truth, TIE
DIR. needs DO encomiums nor ss.less pusry from ~
press:
RATH. MAINE, Jan. 30. 1883.
Professr o. y Wood d Go
GENTLEMEN: Having my attention called . fev
months sine TO the highly beneficial effects Of yoar
hair restc i've was iDdu ef to make applcai TON
Of IL TO my own hair, WIT hsd become quite cray,
probably one-thlrd white; my vhiskers were q
same character. Some thre. months pinee ! pur-
Chased bottle OF your hair restorative and used it-
nscd1t shout iwc week. ] have since Dro< used
another bottle, ~ VII ch have used so@e. len
now Gently 70 the world that the gray or vfite hair
has totally ciapp~arei tosh On my head sod ne,
lieve NOR. SIT and gin ny Than IL has been 6aeoso
for twenty I'VE years. am now sixty yearD o.;
my good wife Al the age Of fty-tvo, hes ussds VIII
The above notice dem due to you - your vslu-
able discovery. am assured that whoever viii
rightly use per drecti1ns viii not have eaeioo
70 contrsiict my statements ! an ei'issn a tHis
city and re,vdent here for the last dfteen years.
and am known TO nesrIy every one here and sf)on.
Win my name attached Is II your SERVES. . vnS
% pres rye the besutt-r of nsture IN others - vs
:" n''t" ' '''' <. ' g s4Ynonp.
BALTIMORE Jas. n. leGa.
WOODS HAIR RBsTORATIvg.
Professor woo'-Desr Dr: Hsving had the M.
fortune 70 the brst portion o: my h.is from Sbe
effects OF the yelow fever. Ia New Orleans IN 1874.
and found It 70 snsver - the very thsng Resd<A.-
NJ hair !, noe thsck and glossy. sod No words 60
express my obsstions 70 you In sivins e the skc.
ted such . tressuss. HlNLkY S0HNoOn.
The underlignsd, Rev. J. Bragg, II niaistss
IN resulsr standby, and pastor Of the OssA<daa
Church u DrcoA Geld. Mass. Ne y . eeatienas q
wv. DYn.
DaooEvIRLD, JAM ", lsS0.
Professor Wood-Dsas Dir: having - 4 ts1al %
pour hair ressosattce. river me pleasure 70 soy,
that ts ee4 Aas been excelIens in reoovfng lslaG.
nation, dand u6 ami . constant trndeney % ttehiDG
and has also Fest0rsd ny hair, which vas 0eca0n0
sYay, TO Ito srgtna color. have used - cthss ..
ticis with apythis lite the saas Iee.sse Or IsceG
Yours srs'y, Z. 49,.
VI: large. uasdisn and small: the email hnsds :
pint and resais bg dollos per botus; 10 ne9l.
um holds q lesst twenty pr cent more u 1sogos.
tioa than the small 70 ais foRtwo dollars oosobst
the large bosds quart, - per cot noso = Usgo0e
tSoo ana Yetails Tor three dollars . bottle
J. WOOD 3 co. Fropsise0fss ~ 1gee4wgs
InADent ) snA, ia Msstst strest, -. eole. IL.
Aal seAby a oOed Dsusgisas - 1anev 80
OeelerG -.
I1VlnASton'O 9Eoot Vo9k
GENITAL ARDlCA.
~ ses1vs1 Hsaee-ooo4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04

relating TO the towns Of Montpelier and East Montpelier
-Mcssrs Kellogg Of Brattlcboro Olmstcd Of Budport
Dickcmau Of Charleston, Hall Of swauton, Welch OF
Groion.
Eng,ossed hRs--To amend chap li6 3, relating to
the fees Of Witnesses Mr. Myers Of Jamaica moved TO
amend by inserting the words within this state amer
the word travel" which disagreed to. Mr. Rock
well Of Cornwall moved to amend by inserting INC word,
'and twenty five cents" after the words zone dollar,
which was lost Mr. Mvcrs Of Jamaica moved to dismiss
which lost, and the bill passed In addition TO anu
amendment Of chap % O., relating TO pounds passed
Alta o'clock the House took up the special order ofhe
day. being the bill to provide for Commissioner Of Com
mon Schools.
Mr. Fcrrin Of inesburgh said that the Committee had
given the bill much consideration The movement rs 10
abolish the Board Of hducauon tie could not see "n9t
was 20 De gained in any direction by TINS measure nc
felt opposed himself and thought the members Of TINS
House and the people Of the State were opposed to
changing our laws generally but especially opposed TO
any change In our school laws. In times past these
school laws have been subjected 20 much change font
years since new system was inauguratcd. by an act
then passed, and by series Of subsequent acts mas
been the aim TO give the greatest efficiency 10 the state
system. The people have been generally aud decidedly
in favor Of that system The measures Of last year were
not revolutionary but progressive, ana ne hop'u anu
trusted that those Of this would be Of the same cha
actcr But this bill would abolish al and carry us aos
20 the beginning. Two courses nrc ei TO us 20 go oa
10 the old district SYSTEM where each school district sha
DE Independent Of all state CONTROL supervision ana sup
port. or may embrace tho other ana opposite course
which promises a thorough aud competent general SUI
pcryon. II we have this. must have some mode ID
secure it.
This measure would vest au power, primarily in tn,
Governor who not being chosen especially Tor surh
Junction. was not prepared by ms miornauoh' aho
perhaps by his ambitious aspirations 10 30 perform M
duty as TO secure the welfare OF our schools MT hci
adVcrtcd TO the duties Of The proposed commissioner
for the purpose Of showing the sweeping influence h'
would exert, and that n way not contemplated 10
This bill. lie believed that the present board OF cduca
ton the best BY its method OF organization, hi
the character OF its members, and the duration Of ihc
9TH C. we may expect from This board an that may h'
brought out " system lie th'n commented mshl,
on the course " the board which Too generally know
90 N..a NN "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04

PRorEsrANIsM IN AUsrRIA.-Strange as
it may appear, it is stated that it is probable,
among the other reforms which the Emperor
of Austria sees that it is absolutely necessary
to make in his government, it is intended to
place all forms of religious worship upon an
equally free basis, and that all the restrictions
placed upon Protestants and Professionalism
will be removed. There is a greater number
of Protestants in Austria than is generally
supposed and this act of the Emperor will
of course be hailed with delight by them
There are in the Austrian dominions about
three millions of Prutesants. divided as
follows In Hungary, 2,l96,sl6, or about
one-iourth of the people of the kingdom in
Transylvania, 543,63l in tie Seryian
Novodine, 1886 in Croatia and Sclavonia,
1881 Silesia has 60, 1888 Bohemia 0O. 900 :
Mo nvia' 52,l4O; Upper Austria, 1851;
Carinthia, 1890; Lower Austria, 90. 900
Styria, $500; in the Tyrol there are but 20
in Salzbourg, l76; in the other provinces Of
Galicia there are 24,ssO in the Bukovina,
1880 in Seneta, 400, and in Dalmatia, 10
PARIS Letter IN journal Of Commerce.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04

GRAND JURIEs.-We observe that the
burlington Times supports and the Buring-
ton Free Press opposes Senator Nicholson's
bill in respect to Grand Juries. Although
the bill is an innovation upon an old custom
it strikes us that it is well guarded Grand
Juries are not abolished by any means MOI
placed beyond the call of the Courts, State OF
Federal, in cases Of necessity.
PoErs AND POETRY or VERMONT By Abby Maui
Hcmenway. Revised edition. Brown, Taggard < Chase
Boston.
An exceedingly elegant edition. with portrait Of JOIN
q. Sake We glad to material improvements il
this volume and among them several patriotic pieces
included in the first " The American Hero" by Judg,
Niles-"Come all ye laborng hands, by Thomas Row
ley-and "The Song Of the Vermonters," (authorshiI
not certainly known, but attributed Whittier )-art
alone worth to every Yemonter more than the price
the volume. For sale by Ballou Loyeland Co.. Mont
heller
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04

bsH iafrodeed and Fe,srfed by Mr. Noedham, 70
altar the nauie Of the VI Historical aud Antiqu sriRn
Society 10 Historical Soeiety') TO general comm.
b"s seeryei -fSing the time foi holding the annual
Union School Disuiet meetings % committee cdu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04
SUPREME COURT.

A general term Of the Supreme Court, for
cases from the eastern counties and such as
have been ordered for hearing from the west
ern, commenced at the Court House yester-
day. Present, all the judges.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04

Mr.. A. o. HooD Dear Sir: The Lini-
ment you sent me have used up in my fam
lily and given away to others, and as | think
it valuable Liniment to use, | will be much
obliged to you if you will send me six dozen
bottles,
MRs A. c. BREDELL.
ST. LOUIS, Mo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04

cation re repeal act to authorize the business Of bank
ing. 10 committee on banks.
Mr. Wilson called up bill pay A. b. Gardner S2lO23
which, on his motion, was recommitied.
Rcsolni0n.-By Mr. Nash, that when the Senate ad-
journ It be I'LL Monday next at2 m adopted
Reports by Mr. Clarke, for committee on education,
bill fixing the time for holding the annual Union School
District meetings; ordered to third reading.
The bill providing for watcrng-troughs was again con-
The result was the adoption Of Mr. Armstrong amend
mcnt, somewhat modified giving the towns discretion
ia the matcr) and striking out the section which gave
immediate effect 20 the bill.
On motion Of Mr. Mason, adjourned.
HOUSE
Reporfs Of coDmitecs-By Mr. Perrin from commit
tee on cducaton bill extend the time Of meeting o
the corporaors Of Coventry academy By Mr. Crane, fo
committee corporations, bill 70 incorporate the La
noble brigade band 10 amend act Incorporating The
village Of st Johnsbury 20 incorporate the Painhcli
aqueduct companyi TO incorporate the Mortified corne
band and by Mr. Boycc for committee elections, bill
amending sections and II " chap = In relation
elections; severally ordered to third reading
BW referrcd-To repeal sec chap 50 s. relating &
settlement Of estates TO committee on printing.
Enqr0sscd bfHs-Layng tax Of cents on dollar oil
Washington county. o cents dollar on Essex coun
ty, 10 cents dollar on Orleans Co; an passed
The select committee to which referred 80 muc
OF the Governors message relates 10 criminal prose
BUTTONS, aud resolution Of the House relating 10 IN
fees Of judges and registers Of probate courts reported
bill establishing The salaries II judges and registers
probate courts, which referred TO the committee OF
printing. Adjourned
MONDAY, oct 81, 1852
The Senatewa not la session.
The House called to order by Mr. Bell Of Walden
PRAYER hy the Chaplain
Bill introduced and reterrea-By Mr. Stewart Of Bri'
toll to enlarge the jurisdiction Of justices uf The peace
civil cases to committee on printing. by MI bhe
Of Newbury, changing the name Of Abigail l. Lindsey
to general committee. BY Mr. Newell Of Wcathcrthclt
for the repeal Of sec chap % relating TO agriculture
aud by Mr. Green Of Manchester amending act approve
Nov D. 1855 relating TO common schools both To- com
miteo printing BY Mr. Crane Of Huntington, 90 pa
PhWbl Thompson for taking care Of the state Cabinet
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04

- From various quarters it has been sug-
gested that the present time would be con-
vonient for State convention to appoint del
egates at large to the Republican National Con-
vention and we may add, that some gentle
men, whose presence would be expected on
account Of their official position, have been
waiting for a call The matter has been
brought before the State Committee, and We
learn from the chairman that, inasmuch as
the National Convention has not yet been
called, nor the number of delegates fixed, il
has been deemed inexpedient to call a State
Convention at present
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-11-04

The following tces,the close of each term,
are to be paid to the;and not to receive his
judges, for the beneft,salary until such re-
of the state. on return,turn has been made
of the appraisal of os-iIfattoruoys receive any
tate: on estates fromNce or reward except
$500 to $1,000, IS ;,salary, they are to be
1000 to $1,000, $40 ;;fned ~ dobarred from
5000 to $4,000. SIS ;;every civil Office.
exceeding $4,000, $40. Register is allow
ed fees for making copies, unless the copy is
to be used in his court, or on appeal, and al
so excepting copies necessary for administra
tors, executors and guardians. The judge.
are to account semi-annually to the state trea
suror, and not to receive salary until they dc
render account. If any Judge or register re
ceives any fee or reward, other than as provi
ded in the bill, the penalty is not less thar
5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

il doe 10 the sIsItioDs Of voluntary as-Sla9n hos
there Indeed seqDieseenee IN The heenss - mae ne~.
40 General in our county that t Is believed oe e" ~
n,ion. will be pacessafy 10 make i, entire
Thee rrsing re.ults show that there v no 100, ~
I'm iuforcne due Observance Of present ese [ nj
,geh locality end good order and 9u'et 20 P,ssAa
misery 10 decrease, proportion as the law 70
wv '' 49, RANSOM COOK, } Of EAsi-S'
We should Ike to see a similar Report rom
The Commissioners of each County, emOody'"g
some statistics not here gven-sueh, for instance
as the number of persons who, during the past
wear have been detected or complained oil as Sei'-
ing without hcense-with suggestions OF Po'n'' ."
which the existing law is susceptible OF improve
ment. Such reports would form body oil lnlor'
nation of great use TO future Legislatures we
trust the subject is to be prominently considered oy
our new Legislature about to assemble WIN a
fixed intent to give the principle of the law iull
and fair trial. Whether such trial shall or Shah
not demonstrate the futility of all efforts to license
and regulate the traffic in intoxicating Drinks, 1t Is
high time the experiment were fairly made and the
result submitted to the People for their hnal con-
sideratiOn and action.