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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

A0sev - - DsesAlaa 1ssIe..Csoss ~
p'''sas - essA
We have rsfraised hoo noticing the a.
fray which occurred q e. Augusta Hotel.
on the mosaing q he 1oth. in part from
motives Of delicacy, asd IN part from the
ditfieulty Of getting . correct version from
the numerous eopdiseisg rumors In refer
ence TO it.
II appears from the testimony before the
magistrates At the examination on Satur-
day. that Mr.. Parish vss seated ct the
breakfast table. when Mr.. and Mrs Biggs
came into their usual ssats. few fest from
him. Biges then went up to Parish, and
ordered him to leave the table He repeat
Cd the order, vhsa Parish arose, and .
scufle ensued. Persons interfered and got
them separated, when Biggs drew . pis-
toll AID fred twice ct Parish. Parish then
fired twice ~ he rsissated toward the
door.
Some Of the witnesses testify that each
| fired from behind. or through the halt shut
door. There 10 little discrepancy in the
vernon of different Witns ses 40 TO the lat
! ter part Of the melee, owing 70 the confusion.
but ell agree a. 70 the first two shots Of
each. The shots we're most st random and
reckless. and caused great CONSERVATION In
the dining room. Some rushed out Of the
room-some went undsr the table, and some
stood watching to dodge the range Of the
pistola Some Of the ladies were taken to
their rooms in fainting condition. Bale
went across the table. breaking dishes. and
penetrating the wall Just behind where
chairs were occupied moment before. 1t
seems truly providential that NO innocent
persons were hit. Mr.. Parish received ;
painful but not dangerous shot in the arm
A ball passed through the coat sleeve Of NJ
Bigga
Mr.. Wheelock promptly elected all par
ties connected with this unfortunate affair,
from the hotel.
On Saturday the examination of Mr.
Biggs wsscommenced before Justices heron,
Philips, sud Picquet, in the Office of the lat
ter. but the crowd was 90 great that they
adjourned to q room in the court house,
which was crowded until o'clock, when
the case vas adjourned over until this morn
Ing At II o'clock. The testimony in refer
encs to the cause of the affray 10 60 racy
and novel that We have secured report Of
it up to the close on Saturday night, and
publish 1t in another place. 1t will be
continued until the examination 10 con
cluded.
All the testimony % to the ARRAY "down
stairs" 10 interesting. but the account of the
origin-the alleged attention to the wife Of
defendant-hcr communicating it to her
husband. and their plan to entrap the un-
wary bird. with the conflicting evidence ~
| to the denoument, constitute . little cpl
sode in the monotony of life, that We must
be INDUCED in recording.-A.gusta (Ga }
Despatch.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

a The gross injustice and immoral con
sequence Of imprisoning witnesses is illus
trated in the following case
A man committed q crime in a Western
city. His daughter was a witness of the
fact She was arrested to testify. For one
year che was under arrest. and during that
time, by course of treatment tie fiendish-
ness of which is beyond conception. she be-
came the victim first of the lust of the
keeper, then Of other officers of the JAIL
She went into prison pure girl. she left it
poisoned, degraded outcast.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
A Card.

THE ofhcial report taken frcm the Argue Of Sept.
i 9th, 1858:
10 -. b While, Davenport. l Wheeler L VII.
d0ttOa.
No 9. O Hste, Davenport, ! sewing Machine,
0eo6.
No 81. z Este, ssVinG Machine.
NOes.-rhs several sewing machines ON exhibition
were oil superior each doing the work we'll and at
rapid rate, highly commendsble.
Tho "Prsmium Aachiae" can be seen q "
Dailey's store. Up WH1TR, AGENT
p. 8. q Este denies putting stick In our sew.
ing mschlne at the Rock Isand Pair. We never
charged ha or any one 81 &c with It; but did you ev.
OF zee . bird hutteF unlees hitf
PIP. 3 8. We shall in . few days have lot OF
Wheeler 4 Wilson Z" Virst Premium" sewing ma
.hines for FLrTY DOLLARS. oci7
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

a. The New York detective police
have recently been ordered to do night
duty, commencing ct midnight. The force
for this purpose is divided into four squads.
They wear citizsns' dress, and arc armed
with rsvolvers and clubs, and are expected
70 BE- more efficient In preventing crime and
detecting criminals than ordinary police.
men. The 6rst night. Wedassdays, advsn-
turss altogether were very amusinR. one Of
the Officers having narrowly escaped bslne
shot BY . burglar. They were slse ~.
.ss . pr party q eassotssaIA Ard pses Of
Ps9eeaea ia unisssn ps.ssed upoa them.
- 49, vsey ssas lsssisg thsn y Ne
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

a. A new gun has been invented in
England and was recently tested at Sheer.
ness. Its projecting power completely dis
tances that of any piece of ordnance hith.
erto known. At an elevation of thirty
three degrees it has sent thirty. two pound
shot distance of $500 yards, or more than
five miles. The same range has been at
tanned by nine FOUNDER. weighing sixteen
hundred pounds, of similar construction.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

a. Arumor reaches US from Springfield,
that r. n. Ridgley (whose elopement with
. young lady our correspondent referred to
couple Of weeks ago. died one day last
week. in some town in Michigan, Of conges-
ton Of the brain. His father and brother
have gone for him. The case is very sad
- well rs very singular one. He left a
wife snd::two children in Springfeld.-Er.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
at1t0S a11t0
sPL1NDlD GIFTs!
At lls RANDOLPH STREET. CHIoAG

r A. COLBY s. CO would inform their frirnde
q end the public, that thor Gift b ak store 10
permanently established ~ Odi Fsllows' BUILDING,
between @ ark and Dearborn stree:s where The pur-
chaser Of each book, at the regular retail price, will
receive ono Of the following gifts. valued ct fr q
70 1lO0. Any persons sending for The books and DOT
satisfied with the gifts, have tie privilege Of Sc
lecting In its place . u Is book, mskins two ten
shilling bsoks for e2k cents each. Persons ean
state In their orders gifts going with eash book
does net suit, what ex,se book thfy will select In
place Of git That 10 better than any other Gift
Book sale offers in the United States. IN aiding
to New York, Boston or Philadelphia, your gifts are
vslu'd ct from Is cents to $10O Furthermore, IL
would cost nearly double the amount Of your pur.
chsse for express hsraes.
One Of tho Gifts Of the following schedule are
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

SCIENTIFIC PARApoxEs.-The water
which browns MS as fluent stream,
can I've walked uoon as ice. The bullet
which, when fired from musket, car
RIGS death, will be harmless if ground
to dust before fired. The crystalized
part of the oil Of roses, SO grateful in
its fragrance-a solid at ordinary tenn
peratures, though readily volatiIe-is
a compound substance, containing ex-
actly the same elements, and in exactly
the same proportions, as the gas with
which we light our streets. The tea
which we drink daily with benefit and
pleasure, produces palpitations, nervous
tremblings, and e7en paralysis, if taken
in excess; yet the peculiar organic
agent called theme, to which tea owes
its qualities, may be taken by itself,
las theme, not as tea, without any
effect. The water which will allay our
burning thirst, augments it when con-
gealed into snow, so that Captain Ross
declares the natives Of the Arctic re-
gions ''prefer enduring the utmost ex-
tremity Of thirst rather than to attempt
to remove it BY eating snow" But if
tho snow be melted it becomes drinka-
BILE water. Nevertheless, although, if
melted before entering the mouth, it
assuages thirst like other water; when
melted in the mouth it has the opposite
effect. To render this paradox more
striking, we have only to remember
that ice, which melts moro slowly in
the mouth, il very efficient in allaying
thirst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

~ The New York Times gives tie name
Of DR.. VIM. Claiming. as that Of the dis
tinguished man of science in New England
the heir of an illustrious name, and him
eelf a public benetactor," who is represent
ed as seeking q divorce from his wife on &C.
count Of his having found spiritual affini-
ties" elsewhere.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
To DRUGGISTS AND MR7c1 ANTs.
C.AUTlOr.

nm Baldwin L. Jodson under disar,aed NAME Of
-. - - Lac :, 5vDsos ard one George ". Com.
:sesa oeso OF tnat noted eoncesn styled OoMs rocE
In turn u ths owner Of the reons t., recspts, and
notes Of J. white = o., for Morse's Ind,su Rot
Y1llsi aod Judsoe further alledges that he l. the
ofsn aeceoIts and 0ooks. New this Caution /. mi.
Iished that the Gust mere o. A. J. White o. ~
not b upon b thass psvtiss 81 0e induced
e ~ 49,. esshen fos thev Aass not IT, possss.
them. sso
Ihis vsgy eco ". 0esstsck 10 nov und.r =, IN.
diet"sss z. seea!se go .orth Of property
- ~ scc sanse theseof, viii - addseserd a
4. J. warn, 10 Cosfian1 q.
1o1 -. ,. O., Nsw Yosk
~ 70 !alNT11s.-Psrtles thst ass sAyertisine
= II vM 80 - - ese.o e circulars issooi
49,. 49, ~ 49,. Z. :. vnae = Co.. fss tAey srs
e~S'Seo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
Co. olleuttoualily OF the present liquoI
AeW..Chtee Justice WsiShsss Opinion.

e~s,itutionaliiy Of the present Liquor
Asw..CAisf Justice Wrish.'s Opinioa.
A. our readers have undoubtedly
noticed, the temperance sentiment is
once more growing strong throughout
the State. Not day passes but we
have advices of the organization of
associations for prosecuting all persons
engaged in the sale Of intoxicating H.
quors in interior towns, or Of the for
chile destruction of liquors and the
service of notice to leave upon the
proprietors.
At meeting Of the former charac-
ter, held few days since at Keosau-
qua. Van Buren, County, Chief Justice
Wright Of the Supreme Court being
present. was requested to give his
viexs with reference to the constitu-
tionality Of tho law. The Ns,cs, pub
h'hed at that place, says, that the re-
publican Judge appeared to be some
what unwilling to define his position
with reference to the liquor questson
probably with an eye single to the
coming election. "His Honor" the
editor says "occupied considerable
time-msde indeed long speech
We listened attentively, but we were
not right sure, when he got through,
that We, for one, understood his posi-.
tion-but our obtuseness may be SOLE
to blame for this. His lecture,
however, was highly entertaining, en-
bsllishsd with pleasing anecdotes, and
u many parts exceedingly touching,
bringing copious tears from eyes not
.aaeaed e weeping. and eliciting fire.
queut and fervent amens."
The Judge however, finally got to I
! PsiaG whsss - ooald NO longer dodge
y ~ qseetien, ,aad gave HE opinion that
The liquor Law, ~ Il now stands upop
~ tDoeuaet ooan u ~ State Il IN.
seoallplDQah ~ occupied Il Win Ii,
1lI2ek - III Z isa.sssA
{; I; ! d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

az An advertisement in tho st. Joseph
Gazette Of the Superintendent of this road.
announces that it will be opened for busi-
ness throughout ito entire length on and af.
ter the 28th inst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

- Mr.. Eustis. member of Congress from
Louisiana. is to marry Mr.. Corcoran's daugh-
ter, Of Washington, about whom there was
60 much gossip last summer, in connection
with Muruaga, the Spanish Secretary Of
Legation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

" A woman in Knox Co., Ind, gave
birth to three children-two boys and q
girl-at one time, few days since, which
fact was communicated to the Senate on
Monday, for legislative action. The CON-
munication was read amid much laughter
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
r." | say eartbouke. we're vc

e." say earthquake, we're you
ever in love-" "Ah! Rolee, there
you are too hard on me, hardly know
what to cay about that. l have some
times felt rather queer. When I've
seen some Of your Kentucky gals I've
felt right funny-felt ~ il somebody
was drawing briar over me. Now il
You call that love, I have been in love-"
"Well, think you have. Do YOU
know anything that you would marrvg"
" l marry! what fora To be always
toating . wife through the woods, or
across the swamps, to keep some ugly
red skin from her hair Fool who :
She'll be all sorts Of q gal who catches
me-" said Earthquake; "a wife is a
queer thing; and getting one is like
taking varmint out Of : hollow; YOU
don't know, until you have got it into
your hand, what sort Of . thing it H."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

n V'1'ssab1s Improvement,
Patented June 8, 1868.
nONT USB injurious chemicals, acids, o, mine
- raj astrinsents, aud
SAVE TINE! eAvE CASH SAVE BARK
sy using Norgsu's process Of tsnaing leather. I.
has bern tested for two years prior to date OF ste
patent. Loathsv one-haif tAone1 BY the common
methods, cDrDle'ei without tho aid OF msrhinery
or extra outaJ Of capital % Increased weight fully
cfmpenseue for time ana material, (Which Is Abun.
dsnt everywhere. This precess preserves eli ths
bsn"nfs Of Fssneh Ianoine, without the expense Of
time and money.
This isto certify that Ls~s Johnson, saddle and
harness maker. have used and use 10 CON idera-
bic extent. leather tanned BY Jesse NorRsne Patent
Iann.ng Proccss, and dnd that IN evssy In teuse Il
has sivsn entire satisfacon, for durability and ssn-
eSsl GOOD Qualiths. Lewis JONN0ON.
eumpter, June Is, 1858.
This 10 10 certify I an boot maker OF fourteen
yeass CONSTANT practice, workiag m the man Rrsnch
Calf aod mo 0toc8. I have usod some leather
taaned b xorgsns process, to nv perfect eatisfe-
tl0n, and the general commend Of NJ o1eeomcre =
fhs lestf 10 eoid dursb,e, and weasp smocth and
pliahaej isatsad Of sscemtng hard, grews ooft.
3. . LIND.
ehop, 1own, County or etats privileges sojd chesp
- unchanged O fair terms Address.
A0oogT 4OR0AN'a MANNING.
Jsls-dIm-vSm Boz 60, Osvelasd, Ohio
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

~ A few days ago q couple were mar
ried in Rockland. Maine, who had been
married once before, and had been divorced.
1t is four or five years since they parted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

TsE CrrY o. LAwasscE, Dss-
AorsEs CouSTy.--.Ths Burlington
Gazette having received > letter from
. gentleman in Boston, Canada West,
inquiring for information regarding
the City Of Lawrence, Des Moines
County, gives the following answer:
Question.-Is the locality we'll cal
culated for = cityl
Answer.-If you think . place that
10 non-raiiibus, nOn-ccnsed tibus, in
swampo. q good location for . city,
then it il.
Qaestim.-Is the land high and
rollingl
Ansuev.-You had better enquire
of the antipodet; it may roll on the
other side Of the globe; on this side
the waves Of the Mississippi, in high
water, roll over it, which 10 the only
rolling that We have ever been able to
discover in that vicinity.
Ques'ion.--Is tina surrounding coun-
try we'll adapted for farming purpos-
CO!
Observation-Disclosures it will
yield, one season with another, . crop
OF from two hundred and fifty to three
hundred bushels Of ball-frogs to the
acre with water-snakes enough to fence
it.
The writer further adds: II am Of
fered lots IN said city at t,oo dollars
per foot, but being aware Of the ma
ny tricks that are resorted to by IN
scrupulous and dishonest men to de-
fraud people out of their money, did
not know but what this was one Of
them.
BY no means quoth the Fox. Could
we secure q town lot in the city OF
Lawrence at the extremely low price
Of SO per foot, we should consider that
we had one Of the most permanent in
vestnents possible.
If our Canadian correspondent de-
sires any further information about the
City of Lawrence, be can obtain the
same by addressing q line to Salvation
Skinner, Esq, Real Estate Agent,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

W The New York Evening Post records
the failure of produce house IN that city
to the tame of 100000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

DICKENS AND STURGEON IN New
YoRK.-It is definitely stated, on what
appears to be pretty good authority,
that Mr., Charles Dickens has accepted
propositions rendered to him by an
American gentleman of the name Of
Evans, and that he will shortly cross
the Atlantic for the second time, and
will give the readings from his works
which have proved so attractive in
London. 1t will be fresh in the men,
DRY of our readers that when Mr.. Die
kens first visited the United States he
was caressed, teted and fooled almost
to death, and that he repaid the sIobs
who made asses Of themselves on his
account, With some "American Notes."
which were hardly considered above
par on this side of the Atlantic. 1t
will be curious to sec what sort Of re-
ception our people will give the great
cockney novelist when he comes as
sort Of semi-theatrical star. At about
the same time we may expect the
great sensation preacher, Spurgeon,
who has eclipsed all the other dissen-
ting shepherds in England, and who is
what our Eastern friends would call
powerful" parson. On dit, that the
Rev. Mr.. Corey, Baptist preacher, of
this city, with a splendid head Of hair
and limited congregation, has temp
ted Sturgeon, and has shown him ten
thousand reasons, worth dollar each.
why he should labor in the American
vineyard during six months. 1t is to
be hoped that Corey, Spurgeon, and
the other sinners will make a good
thing oft. The scoffers have already
began to laugh at the idea of minis
ter paid like prima donna or tight
rope dancer; but have not there al
ways been scorners, and are not the
Spurgeons still ahcad!-N. Y. Herald.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
NEW ADV'RTISEMTS


AUD0onss OrvIcE, Isws
u 10 hereby ceIti1sd that tbs Hamp en- virs u 4.
once reneW stntc0 en-, IN seeee1encs Nth -.
tion g. ehspt-r 49, laws q 1851, which receive, ~
approval. a, therefore rsasw th4 csrt,aeats II
agency a Herman Field 91Q, for oc1aS Oeunty vhlan
u hereby nstau>d 10 full force ana e4xt sos ~
year 1852
-. WNes-s ny hsrd and ssst q Dem zine 4
;L.s this 4.h dsy q February 1859.
t~S J. ~. CA1T1LL. Audiior Of State
FIELD 4 KAUEE MANN, Asses.
Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

eDpDA. MA0U. the rsoov ned disesvesH Of that
iaveasalas ssmedys DR.. Hsaa's Agne Dslssm, sim
ssaAnses = labor II bahalf % III anaic,ed. His
msiiesses are universally admitted y the American
press b far superior % any and al others ever
discovered FOR the reasE chil fever and sgue
aud oil ntermttents. There can Be- no doubt, IL ~
can place cosndencs IN Ne tssiscnIsls
which the Doctor has In bis pos session. that II Is the
eea. 81 discovery mad. IN the scienc. Of medl.
cins The sttsntioa d readers u csile. to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found IN another col
uun q this pspsS, aod ~ wou recommend all suf-
ferins from this disease viz: chils, fever and aeus
70 avsa theuss vss Of % trial Of this rsesdy.
Ho,f by all aod drugGifts
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INSURANCE.
s.Afs or iowa

.rssA fs on IOWA.
~. A...s vs. Aoisss. Jan. %, -
~. ,s s.sssy csrtined mat - he so.h a, =
,ns ,;.s :ssss:sot vas ned In THE oes .s.~
su,snc. SS~. o. sne ve,ris Msrina ana IN -
,i.oe, - = .a..sy sss y socosdAnee WA lie -.
passsd J.n..,. u 49, ~ legislature o. shis $40.
snoun, :, s.s. .sey y p,ssesssd o. ths rrusss,ss
Act. se0 - requifsd In said
p.o,. !. therefore given to III. .sov. .,..s
=. ~! sl'oe and srs ,nsur snce Comnsrvs :.
aAsce with the Laws thereof. ' ''s'"' m acoos-
x,n..,, eestlne9 hat n. p. Mitchell. Ian. a, n.
sh., ess S:en duly appoioie b. said Co.,.
sc,s,. -;.n .''oIney end agent for the sosnsv o.
-, "nn UI power 10 take vt,k. - 4, 49,
~. c. ma % akcowiedse service u proes,s ~
ts,s go. ..snned copy OF the statement a,sS m
one win the Clerk Of the Dt,,rIct cor,s 4. -
Tor said Couuty. Ioe' u sed
nis further certified that the ANNEXED 4, . I'm.
copy 9th required ttssf ment
In testimony whereof have Ner-,pso a.
g. .. my hand ana anaxed my s.al Of oscs ~.
2sh day Of September. 1863.
". CATfkLL Auditor Of iovn
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parts Of the country, contains all the most popular
books OF the day.
Agents wantsdi in every town In the Union. Those
desiring 20 70 oct can obtain full particulars By a.
dressing as above.
Being largely interested IN Publishing books and
buying from other publishers In business quantities
for casa, ve are enabled to make larger diac ,unts
70 country agents ohsn b had st any other q.
Enlistment In the country.
An extra u rs Book and GIFT given to any per.
son ordering ten books at one time 70 address.
Send for Catalogue. Address
J. 4. OOLBY,
dec2S.w3mo t19 Randolph st., Chicago.
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StrGyed or Stolen.

N1f6IyGle Or SlOlG1e.
EHROM the premises Of David Van
i !: q {: q
french; dun black color dark mane
and tail one white hind foot; the VV~O
rear; white blase in face, ex, ending
from half way bet xeen the ey end nose 70 nearly
to forcock white collar mark on right shoulder
at tic top. suitsble reward W IL he given for re.
oOvery said horse, or for information a. to where
said horse may be found. Leave word at lie Clairs
Post-Omce. tfeb5-dl-w9 DAVID VAN NEST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-12

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE AIMING oil prep
srations for the hair that have beea Introduced -
iafaliicIe none has given the satisfaction or
gsrei the popularity that Prcf wo,d's Hair Resto.
rstivs aov his. HIS Restorstive bs, passed the
ordeal Ct innumsrsbie fashionable toists, and the
lsdies, wherever they have tested y, prosounes
p ersss article. They end where the hsir 10 thin
ned, that Il cTestes . fire h gsewth-that Il fully
restores the vegstAtive power Of tbs roots on thu
denudsd place. and causes the nbrss 70 shoot forth
anew-ihst 1t dssoivss and removes dandruG, pre-.
vents srayress restores the hair TO its original color
when graynsss hiss actually supervened, gives riet
lutre imparts the eoftnsss and nexibisy Of silk q
the hair and keeps It always uxuriant, healthy and
10 full vigor.-N. Y. Trt6une.
Sold By al respectable druggists.
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Singers Sewing Machines.
PRIUR nBDCORD
From el95 to $50 and o7S.

New Improved Family .1ewisg Machine.
THD unparalleled popularity that oar schiues
! have attained throughout the whole Of he Kas-
tern States and Europe, makes ~ cds.sous Of rem.
deriDg them equally popular throughout the West.
With this view, We place ITEM within the reach Of
Ill By The above great reduction In price.
WEsrsRu OFFICE, 40 LAKE SrnEEr, CHICAGO.
4. v. HARRI0, Agent.
0lrcHlars cont aiming every information sent gratis.
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THE PORTAY OF PuYSlO.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

TIE PORTlY OF PuYslO.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THERE goes . man. mark well his face,
How dsvk and sallow Ii It, hoe,
HIS lstely nashing eye how dimmed.
HIS pace how sluggish It II too.
It needs no words Of mine to tell
The psngs he II suffering to-day,
The shooting pains that ack hts brain.
Which naught but pills viii drive away.
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