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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-03
1859 POPULAR TRADE 1859 Ribbons 6 Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS RIBBONS

h4OOUWO! h1DOUNO' MEDIUMS TO MERCHANTS, MILLlNERsi 5eBBEEs AND CASH BUYERS IN ALI. SECTIONS
 OF THE COUNTRY.
 THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
 JNU. FARRELL.
 ESTABLISHED 1858. GE7E have originated a new principle-a new w era in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we make this business PLAIN, SIMPLE, STAPLE AS THAT OF BROWN sHEErINGs WE SELL FOR CASH! WE BUY FOR CASH We are satisfied with PER CENT PROFIT Ask no Second Price. We have all our goods marked 1n PLAIN FIGURES, so that man, woman, and child '' buy alike and receive tine full value for their money.
 Our prices for the best Taffeta Ribbons all colors, Mo- F F cts per pisce Mo- ss s5f cts per piece "s " 5 2e1 se5 :: :" :: F sSs sl o7s
 No. 16 s1 473 per piece. WE OFFER FANCY RIBBONS" ALL Is, STYLES I .' AT pkiCEs Ai S6Gi DEFYiNG coMfETToN. 6it AND FOR CASH ONLY Our Establishment is the ccntle of attraction tor RIBBONS "Quick Sales" Light Prohts,'' and
 RoGcMEs: Gead s?'"1i koUcnEs!! iS5 i'ss; New Styles and Patterns. at saving of 30 PER CENT. FROM CREDIT PRICES. Examine our samples, and be convinced BLOND LACINGS, QUlLTlNGs, &c.. &"., Our line of these Goods always full. We Import and 'Job'' them at for per cent advance. Marked prices all Goods '' in Plain Figures SAVING OF 40 PER CENT. ON THESE GOODS FROM CREDIT PRICES. l Our intention is to make the Ribbon Trade as staple in regard to prices domestic gocds To do Il i' must sell ONE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF GooDs PER ASNuM | We are Union Men. " No North, ' No South. " We solicit the patronage of Merchants in every tion of the United States and the servants of all who favor with their trade and patronage. ] JNO. FARRELL, | CASH RIBBON HOUSE, 1l6 Chambers street. New York; near the Hudson River Railroad Depot. R. H. WALLER. 39- 4m
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-03

The College Journal of Medical Science, A MONTHLY MAGAZINE of 4s pa ges, conduct "A ed by the Faculty ot the Ecectc College of Medi cine, is published One Dollar Year, payable in ad vance. The volume of the Journal commences with the year. Communications for subscription, for specimen unbers. should he directed to
 Dr. C. II. CLEV BLAND, Publisher, Is 139 Seventh street. Cincinnati, o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-03
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

nIVERIUS MARSH has on hand beautiful 10 assortment of BIBLES and EASEMENTS of every variety of size, style and binding, which will be sold at the New York cost price.
 Parents or others wishing to present to a friend Gift, will find here excellent opportunity of pro- curing them to suit their t"ste at the price, clussve of the charge of transportation.
 Pocket Bibles with tuck and clasp, School Testa- ments in plain and durable binding from io 60 cents each. Bibles from 30 cents upward Testa- ment and Psalms, for the of old people printed in very large type.
 Family Christian Almanacs for 1859,
 HYMN AND TUNE BOOKS at the reduced price of 65 cents.
 For sale by RIvERIus MARSH, South street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-03
Hardware :! Hardware :!

\ COMPLETE Assortme n, of ,he above--et
 A. c. SMITH $ co. $.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-03
For Sale.
TO RENT,

TO RENT. gwyHE subscriber offers to rent his House in West II street, recently occupied by Mrs Spencer Possession given the 18th of this month
 Litchfeld, Nov. 3, 1858. 28 HRNEY B. GRAVES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-03
ToYS,

Io X SS
 | A new and extensive assortment for the HOLI- 1 "A DAYS at c. REMNANTS, South street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

"EDUcATIoN" IN INDIANA-SELLISG
Schools AT AUCTION Out on the
Salt Creek hills in Lawrence County,
Ind, they have an original way Of
employing teachers. They keep
school there about six months in the
year, or say two quarters. When the
time about arrives. the school is put
up at public auction; and sold out to
the lowest bidder for the quarter
Recently great trouble existed in one
of the districts out there Is to who
should teach during the fall quarter Of
the school. The wire-working among
the natives was spirited. When the
day arrived, goodly number Of
bidders to "teach the young idea how
to shoot" were present. When the
trustees put up the school it was start
ed at 800, and down, down went the
school until it knocked off at S74 for
the quarter. And when the name Of
the bidder was called tor, the tall form
Of l.. Q. Hoggart was seen rising out
of the crowd to claim the prize. Losh
is now, birch in hand, fulfilling his
contract with the Trustees, but says it
is the last teaching he would do, as
the grammars, arithmetics, and Geog-
raphies, and every book has changed
since he went to school way down in
Carolina.-New albany Ledger.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

ably have received any benefit from It.
Now, as this talented mans appoint
ment has not been confirmed by the
highest tribunal ksopn IN Scott County,
I propose to select some other lawyer
as the commissioner in these Bridge
and X. X. cases, as he has certainly
shown in this whole matter great
lack Of legal ability, which has caused
SO much delay in the distribution Of
this las We supposedly timely aid to the
eager poor Of our city.
would suggest the names Of Mcssrs
Hall d. Gnilcau, as suitable persons for
that important situation, as ! think
they could get mp Il proclamation hat
could stand the fire of this wise, vain
and self conceitcd lawyer, and not
keep us voting all the year on this
very important question while the
eager poor are suffering every day
from the want Of tie bonds Of the
County of Scott. Il. Il.
BuFfALo, Dec. Goth, 1853.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

examine teachers and certify % their quail
fcations; and what authority does the
Board, either by committee or eahervisc, a.
sumo to revise the action OF ths legally con-
siituted examiners.
In case Of an error or wrong get on the
part Of the Superintendent An appeal may
be taken to tbs State Superintendent, bat
that appeal can no more be determined by
a committee appointed by the Board Of Di-
rec.ors Of any city or township district, than
it can he by o committee chosen by the
City Council, Board Of Health, or any other
body not legally authorized to determine
the same.
After all this maneuvering ard special
legislation on the part of the City Board,
we appeal to the patrons Of our respective
schools, to whom we feel truly grateful for
the kindness they have manifested toward
as, and the interest they have taken in the
schools under our charge, and we ask them
whether they do not believe that the only
course which we could not have pursued.
and been consistent with our views of right
and our self-respect, was to have resigned
as We have already douel
MANY TEACHERs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

WORTH KsowiSo Prof. Wood, whose advertise.
ment viii be found In another column has discover-
ed . remedy for the gray and bald which IL at once
practicable and cheap. It requires dye no
wig, extraordinary trouble. There can be no
doubt whatever of its efficacy. We have seen testi.
monisls almost without nan Der. ami from men Of
great intelligence, high staining and moral worth.
Those who have been bald for years wearln
their own hair and appear ten years younger than
they did six months ago. As In most gray hare
and bald heads are both premature and unnatural,
it is . duty to remedy them by the natural and I'M
doubted means viii h Prof. Wood has invented, and
now kindly offers TO the afflicted Read his aaver-
tisement, try his wonderful remedy, and give the
Prof. a new testiinonial.- Memphis Wig.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01


Our Best PARLoRs.-Don't keep a
solemn parlor, into which you 90 but
once a month, with your parson OF
sewing society. Hang around your
walls pictures which shall tell stories Of
mercy, hope, courage, faith and charity.
Make your living room the largest and
most cheerful in the house. Let the
place be such that when your boy has
gone to distant lands, or even when.
perhaps, he clings to single plank in
the lonely waters of the wide ocean,
the thought Of the still homeseead shall
come across the desolation, bringing
always light hope and love. Have no
dungscA aboat your heuss-no room
zen nevGk opeh-no blIhda TN ~
always shaEl7 xarvsk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
10! FOR THE HOL!DAYS!!

TUST RECSIvED BY THE UNDERSIGNED lot
y of rare and elegant gift books; among which
D Appleton Co, World Renowned woman So 90
+" g StratfoYd Gallery, Il 90
Derby Jackson, Women OF Peau'y, sc, 1890
Josephine Gallery, ITO
Atlantic Souvenir, TOO
Fl Butler s. Co. G.lery OF Famous Poets, 1850
Sabbath Bell cries each 900
Stanford Dil'iner Lays for the Land of Luther 90
D Appetons elegant series Of the Poets, each 200
And host OF other e.egant books Of all prices.
sutei to the times.
December 18th, 1885,
GEO. W. Ellis 4 CO.,
declS No. II. LeClaire Row
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

T.SOMErHIYG WORTH KN0wING.-We would
call your attention to the advertisement OF DIR.
Nann's Ague Balsam, which appears in the columns
Of our present number. We are peaead to be able
to record the satisfaction OF our arons, after trial
of an article advertised in counas This is In.
desd great discovery, and will be ,ed with pleas.
ure by thousands who have suffered and tried, and
suffered year after year, roagbout the western
country, to know that specific is in reach Of al.
Sold by all good druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

wa the many il 10 customary t.

WA the many il 10 customary to
u1obsals tho coming in Of the new
ysss, With feasting and mirth and happy
anticspatsous for the future; but there
! b soue who claim that the season
bhould be one Of sombre reflection aud
pslascholy regret for the things which
- pest Why, say they, should we
hail with JOY the running out Of so
many sands from the little hour glass
! Of our livesl Why should We con
gratulate ourselves on the departure OF
20 many joys and SO many golden OPP
portunities for improvement Has not
each toll of the tlme-peice, during the
year, as it toled the hour, betokened
Tho passage from rs, forever, Of many
precious momentsa Is there not a
long record of sins and misdeeds, du-
ring each Of the twelve moons which
J have rolled away, written against us,
and are We not one year nearer that
dread account which we must all rem
der upl why then should the occasion
be one Of mirth and revelry with sounds
Of fsaatiug and joys
: The Great Greater of man, knowing
the character and capacities Of His
greatest piece Of handiwork, placed
within the breast Of man, strongest
among all the passions which struggle
there, the passion Of Hope. 1t is hope,
without which, we should be a.world
Of cold, unfeeling misanthropes with
out which, there could be no joy, no
smile, no repentance, no Heaven. 1t
is this passion, this instinct, which leads
-us to hail the coming in Of the new
year. We have all done many things
which we ought not to have done and
left undons many things which VIC
ought to have done. No man rs per
feet /; but We all have time for repen-
lance, time to make amends for our
wrongs. A life time o I regrets cannot
change one thing that is past. What
10 written, 10 written, and the beautiful
imile of Sterne to the contrary not
! outstanding, no tears of angel or man
can blot out the record. Over the past
we have no control and it is useless to
mar our pleasure by fruitless regrets !;
but the future, is yet our own.
There are enough Of real and una
voidable sorrows IN the world; without
making useless ones. The fountains
Of tears in human eyes arc already too
full, let us not add to them. If there
are spots IN the desert Of mans ex's-
tence green with hope and where the
flowers Of pleasure spring up, Oh de-
stroy them not. II there is even mo-
ments shelter from the rude blasts OF
vcare and sorrow, do not pull it down !;
but rather strengthen it. If there is a
spot Of neutral ground where man may
rest from his conflict with signing and
Afaiction, oh hold it sacred.
Let M then, remembering the past
aaly for its happy moments and to
profit by the experience which it has
taught us-with the future before us
7 to correct what we have done amiss
, and to carry out good resolutions-on
this first day of January in the year of
our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
eighteen hundred and fifty nine, wish
to one and all, and to ourselvcs,a happy
new year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
1T 81 Gil IT - Gil ft0
SPLENDID GIFTS!

r A. COLBY * GO. would INFORM their friends
d . and the public, that their Gift d ok Store Is
permanently established iu Odd Fellows Building,
between ark aud Desrb streets, where the pur-
chaser Of each book, at the regular retail price, will
receive OF the fOovirg 81 Is. valued at n m 81
to $lO0. Any persons ending for the books and
saisei with the gifts, cen have the privilege Of Sc
lectipg in it's place a 81 % book, making two ten
shilling books for t2H cents each. Persons can
state in their orders if gifts going with each book
does net suit, what book they will select in
pla &c OF Git That Is better than auy other Gift
Book sale Offers in the United States. In nding
10 York, Boston rr Philadelphis, YOUR gift are
valu d at from % cents to 800 Furthermore, it
vo ud cost nearly double the amount Of your pur-
ch .se for express charges.
One OF the Gifts OF the follow ing schedule are
pi nted to each pu, chaser at the time Of sale:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

EpIroRs STATE DEMocRAT:-1s see
that our eagerness to get hold of the
County bonds, has caused us to lose
sight Of everything in connection with
the right way to get them. Now it
appears that there is right, and a
wrong way Of doing things. ! had
almost said, right ond wrong way
Of getting the County bonds,-but !
will say, that there may be a right
! way, but like the Straight and
zrow way" it appears to be very
hard to find.
l now propose to call meeting, say
next Thursday evening; and all turn
ITO get up new set Of resolutions,
puncing the onc-man power"
u this self-conceited Lawyer, who is
not only trying to defeat the will of
the people, but really has done so.
The will of the dear people mast
and shall be honored," as old Gov.
Dodge said when the Legislature rcfus-
ed to insert. Duck Creek as one Of the
points to be voted for as the County
\Sest Of ScottlCo.
Let US now pay mp all the old bills,
pay to the County Judge all the
expenses Of the last election, and
0SIt with him sufficient amount
to pay for . new submission, and start
: anew, by getting some good Ldscyers,
and pay them literally, to draw us up
. new proclamation, and Of course the
! Judge will not refuse to submit it. as
il will cost the county nothing.
/ always feared that the lawyer who
was promised the appointment, of
Attonsey for the R. R. and Bridge Co.,
IL his zeal to fondls around his expect
"a employers, would gstHimself ont Of
III Usually high toned legal mind.
! think If the friends Of this great
aad good project had adopted the
\ebcve course, and got some lawyers to
2 drown up this proclamation, and
em ibr it, instead of depending
ahsaghai 70 fix il al up. I
II - sarving poor. would be nov
~ tbe hs>slit Of this ssagnif.
a = r esstainly dos look q,
s 49, MISTER vas gotten
- - esald ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
An Apology.

TIvHN reader will please overlook the above ebuli-
i ton. HIS heightened moral sentiment in bust
ness would not allow him such latitude In his right
mind. He Is naturally choieric, and whenever we
have held the torch to his business fasiiies and
meanness, he is invlrsbly attacked with brain col
&c, and lingIdl summer complaint. So don't
hold him respon sible-the discount his word Is
gr ater than on the machines. His STEW Is one,
aud that Is there through no fair means. BY their
porka, not words, may ye know them.
noy3O QUAKER CITY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
Removal.

TINE subscribers beg leave TO Asorm ther friends
i that they have removed thelr Livery 70 the Old
Pennsylvania Stable, on Hsrrioon street. between
Second and Third and thankful DR. Tor ali past favoyy
they respectfully solicit uberaIshsre b patron
90 Of he public.
JH. CAMP & co.
ME-. Horses and CaSriaSs4 70 hire on liberal
terms.
IL he Otsy Dec9dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
EDITED BY T. S. ARTHUR,

EDITED By 7. S. ARTHUR,
MISS VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.
Volu mes Thirtc n and curt n.
Ia announcing the Volumes Of the II o M z
~ A G AZISE fer 1850, the Publishers
cannot hut refer to the significant fact that, while
Early every othe literary periodical In the country
lost ground during ISIS, under the depressing infu-
enco ~ the times, THE HOMs MAGAZINE IN
CREASED IN CIRCULATION BEYOND AMY
PREVIOUS YEAR, A fact Ike this needs no COM
mcnt--i: speaks for ITSELF a. d we only remark on
presenting It, that it has encouraged US in the work
OF preparing Magazine for the HOMES OF THE
PEOPLE, that shall come to both parents and chill
dren a true and welcome friend, more than any
thing that has occurred since the Initial number
went forth.
Our Magazine will continue under the same eiito-
rial supervision - before, and Its pages continue
be largely supplied from the editors pen. Other
writer's Of ability will aid in the t.sk OF producing
periodical which Is designed to meet want that no
other work has attempted so broadly TO supply Be-
sides the Literary Department there will be, Is here
tofore, in each nunber-a Mothers Department; .
Health Department Boys and Girls Treasury;
the Toilette end Work Table; Hints for Housekeep-
ers; and al Editorial Department.
Reliable Colored Fsshion Plates and Cne Steel In
Cravings besides an almost endless variety of Nee
dle-work Patterns. Will continue to be Given. In
word, the Home Magazine shall bs al that It's nanc
implies; while in style ofembellishment and beauty
Of Typography, it will not be exceeded by any mara
line OF its kind in the coun ~.
The admirers Of Miss Townsend will be pleased To
learn that che WI commence in the January number
anew story. entitled, ssWAIr AND SEE.n
to be continued through Fix or seven numbers OF the
Magazine. Those whe have read her sI.OOK
OCT,'' need not be reminded Of the pleasure that
IL in store for them.
TERMS.-0ne COPY, for'on year, o.; two
copies, for one year, $5. All additional subscri-
bsrs above four at the rate, that u.s. o Is per
annum. Where twelve subscribers and el5 90 are
sent the getter up Of the club will be entitled 10 a.
additional sopy Of the Magazine. Specimens fur
nshei to all who wish to subscribe or make up clubs
CLUBBING WITH OTHER MAGAZINES.
H,me Magazine and Godey's Ladies Book, oneyea
q 80. Home Magazine and Hsrper's Magazine,
one year, 90 50. Home Magazine, 0odey's Lsdy's
hook, and Hsrper's Magazine, enc year. o.. Adj
dress. T. 8. ARTHUR & 90.
Dec9-dl-w2 [37s walnut atreet, Pbilad., p.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
Violin h Piano Farte instructions.

MIR. HERMANN KLEIN being celebrated VIC
lv1 linlst and Piano player who just arrived from
Germany, will give Instructions On the Violin and Pr
Forte either at his residence wherever else
where wanted. Pianos tuned and repaired In
quire at the 0ermania Hous, ID street between Hr-
ley and Scott streets or lettertox NO 874.
aup22t4mD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01

SCOTT COUNTY. I
To Thomas G Palmer. Sir:
you are hereby notified that there Il now on file.
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District court In
Scott county. petition OF John B Doty claiming OF
you thirty nine and 5o1O0 dollars ~ neney due him
on certain promssory note dated the twentieth or
November, ammo domini eighteen hundred AID Hfty
two, and payable an the first day OF May eighteen
hundred and ffty three, which note is nov the prop
erty Of John Dotv; ard on SAID ote writ Of At
tachment has issued On said cause ami that unless
you appear, on before the first day OF the next
term. and answer thereto according 70 the rules of
tho Court, judgment will &c rendered against you
thereon.
JOHN DOTY, PLAINTIFF.
BY JAMES GRANT, Attorney. des3O
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
GOLD MEDAL
Grand and Square Pianos.
STEINWAY Il SONS,
81 Walker st NEAR Broadway Ny

Were awarded the First Premium where aud when-
ever they brought their Piano Furtes into conn IL.
tion with the best makers OF Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Received the two first prize Medals at the Metro
poltan Fair. Washington, 1855.
The First Premium Ia golG Aeia) FIR the best Pr.
ano Forte as the Maryland Institute Baltimore 1856
The First Prize Medal for the best Pisn, Forte nj
the American Institute, Crystal Palace, New YORK.
1856.
The First Premium "a Cold Medsl) for she best
GRAND Piano at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore,
1851. y
The FIRST Premium at the State Pair Detroit, 1857
The First Premium at the State Fair, Richmond
1857.
Among the judges we're the Grst musical talent OF
the country, such IS W Mason, Gottscla X, woIlen.
haupt, &C. Grand and square Pianos constructed
with the full wooden ard iron frame combined are
warranted for three years. Prices moderate.
Oc2l-d6mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
! New Style. Price $50.
495 BROADWAY, n. y.
TIE POETRY or PnYSic.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

TIE POETRY OF PHYSlC.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THERE goes n man, mark well his face.
Bow cark and sAilow Is its hue
HIS istely fia.hiDg ere hoe dmDfd,
His pace how sitggish |; Is too.
n needs words Of mine 20 tell
The paues he Is suffering to-day,
The shooting pains that ack his brain,
Which naught but pills will drive away.
Behind him walks with head erect,
With slowing cheeks and sparkling eyes,
friend who yesterday, lie him,
Epoke nsught but woes IN groaDs and sighs.
Know ye the wer that hath subdued,
And scattered all HIS dreadful ills;
Rear We afflicted sons OF mtn--
"Twss HKRRIcK's SUGAR Go FED PILLS"
I3pHerrisks 7 ills and Kid Plasiers are sold eve
'ywhere.
See advertisement on 3D. page
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
REMOVALS..

FL II M q W Ii
HARDWARE ON COMxIsSION.-Tbe subscy,.
IL Der has removed his entire stock Of HARpwARE
TO his new store In Nichols Block corner Of Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE where
he viii keep on hand general Assortment Of goods
In his line.
CARPEN1ERS, BUILE RS,
CKSNII7YS, ACHLNLS7Y
IINNNERS AND WARMERS
viii here find larss and wei assorted stock Of
Shelf and Heary Hardsoare
which VIII be sold By the undersigned at ten TO
twenty-five Per cent ess than over before offered In
thie market.
Country dealers can buy at iais store a. - low
rates - st -. Louis or Chicago Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
Joodts 10 wAsnRURH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-01
A Card.

A CGrO.
VTVHE ofica, report taken from the Argus Of Sept.
i 29lh, 1873:
No AZ. p p White, Davenport, Wheeler & VIII
son Sewing Machine, DeserUing Of high comment
ddfiOa.
No SIS. T G Este, Davenport, / Sewing Machine,
Good
No SO. tt Este, sewing Machine.
Notes.-The several sewing machines on exhibition
all superior, each doing the work well and ct
rapid rate, highly commendable.
The Premium Machine" can be seen at A "
Bailey's store. DIP WHITE, Agent
p s. TO Este denies putting q stick IN our sew.
ing mschine at the Rock Isaud Fair. We never
charged him any one else WITH It; but did you ev-
er zee q bird futteF unless hit?
PIP. s. We shall In few days have lot Of
Wheeler 4 Wilson g Pirst Premium" sewing ma
chimes for FIFTY DOLLARS. ocl7