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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Tot. ..s1t24IH IS ss72269 S s5s,l5) As sI5r5el p
From the shove figures il appears that the road

From the shove figures it appears that the road
esrred, including the payments TO the Sinking Fund
,boat 8 = during the year. and that 20 make the
dividend Of . 3 cent in February last nothing could
have been re5erved iof the accumulsting interest
the funded debt or for the Sinking Fund.
Late advices from Schuyler County, Illinois with
reference 10 the wbeat crop, say:
1.-TWO weeks sgo the best judges pronounced the
wheat crop damaged one.half bat the late warm
weather hts brought 10 light many green blade that
before lay hidden and it IL thought thst, with
further damage, the crop may be good ore Such al
least is OR hope for having 0st two crops in success
zion can al afford to lJse another Tho very dis
coursging state Of things is fastening thousands to
Pixies Peak from this pat Of the country"
The Carlisle I'LL Free Democrat says:
GO Some ten days ago We penned paragraph giving
most gloomy account Of the prospec. Of the growing
wheat crop. Now. We take great pleasure in saying
that favorable change in the weather has greatly
revived the wheat, and the prospect IS encouraging
Recent warm rains and genial sunshine have been
greatly beneficial 10 the wheat. Fields Of wheat that
looked dead week ago are now getting green, and
bid fair 10 make good crops. Within day or two we
have talked with many farmers, and have ourselves
been in the country, and our observation, together
with farmers acconnts couvnces us that the pros
poets for crop o: wheat this vicinity have improved
hundred per cent since the favorable change in the
weather"
The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

stGnship.-KarnAk, Brownlss Nassau, T. CanGi iBnois
McGowan AEpLwsl, N. Roberts, Thomas Swami Ramsey
Baltimore H. b. Cromssll Co.
ShTs-AutoytT Berry, Ne9OTllsns w. Nelson Sons j.
Psrser. Nchos Cbfistiaustsdt, G. {. Duncan Go.
Bsks-S Moxley Holm S. Marks. Smalwooi. Earle Co !
Gerrcde GoodbaIp Fernando Pc, Yates Poteihsd Co.
Brg,-Ztbloem tou:cAl RAsker. Amestsrdan, ssnsh
Msinke; A. Watson, HssoD Clenuesos, kesntb Sons
rsue Cole orsnde, West Sargent seu Flower,
Blum, GtaEtissEe, TrAsk Dearborn.
schoouersJ Bat0uTtte, City Point, j. Hunter
Co S. gune Kinsslsnd, Baltimore, MAILER Lord QssLssn
FIyua Drs gor Chase San Juan Post Small DAnye, Chez
Richmond {. H. PerSon Viols, TIe~orgy Portland, O.
L. Hatch Co X. Caldwell, Hudson, Char eston, hoCfoady,
Mott Co. A. Roe, Baker Boston, A. Howesi Reliance,
Nicholson Ragged Island. III. @. Donovan, Kate Brigham,
Welcb Savannah, Durham DimoD j. L. BoEmsp WEBSTER,
Msyagufz J. V. OnstayiA
soop-iIe.eu, Babcock Providence, master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Nv TeIexraph.

BOsTON-Au. March T. ships Zsnobs, Peters ~ ofssrsi
FoIthsrD Light Doane Mans and 81 Heens; bar: fsarnAa
de Bellevue Rodsne Roc belle via New York bne aayncwe
Dugins Havana; steamer sprsgue, Mathews Philadelphia
Cd Highland Lisht-snps Donsti from New Uhesn, or
Boston; Kate Hunter, from Mobile FOR do. HArssor mon
New-Orleaus for do.
sQUAN-M.rch T. suniet wind Light from the L raining
hard
HloHLANDs-M.rch7 sunset, wind moderate from g. e
raining, sE1 thick outside. -
SANDY HOOK-MHch q sunset wind hesh rom z, VI
rain thick outside
NEW-ORLHANs-Arr. March ship Susan Hinks, ~ Ystj
7th, ship Daniel Kmbsl. Pniisiep;A
6AVlNNaH-Arr March 2, the rewseGmsbip Geoeo
Greek from New FORK this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

COFFEE-The narke. s steady with fair demand. The
stock mostly IN s?eoTs hands spd retired from the
mutet ssss Of go bags 81. Domingo ats de cash above
FLOuRAND MEAL-Ths inquiry for Western Canal Flour
Ia Gcye, but the advanced prices DEMANDED Tesc business
materially Ohio In good supply, aud without
good advancing rates Very ordinary of
ae. Ise ,sles Of Western Cana IA zoo bb a. IS coo
s5 for supesne State s. Goa 80 for choice do 600
80 for low grades Of Western extra 10 70a sc as for
ee rates for shipping brands sc goa 81 81 trade
do 81 LQS6 FOR extra Genesee and 81 2J0S IS for st.
Louis brands Canadian Flour 10 firm the stock small
Of small lot. Ct 50 goa 81 80 Southern Flour IL demand,
2oo bbs 81 So GOA Sc 70 for superne Baltimore IS
SO for fancy and extra brands 1cu ded In the sales 900
bo!. mixed br@nss OF Baltimore At SO % Rye Flour in fair
esrsHd At eS 75Gs4 30 Corn Meal quiet IS 70G IS 30
for Jersey.
FIsH-The msrke. Is firm, bu. important transactions
have taken place.
GRAIS-Ihe inquiry for Whea, 20, milling "a fair, and the
market again better Tor Wesen but Spg syery quiet the
the le 100 bush. REQ Wes.cn 4oG 81 So 500
bush mixed Illinois 81 50 GO busb White do a. 81 3D.
$50 bUsn. bite Michigan az tD for goods 9 BUSH good
Red hentacky ell So and 100 b1sh White d. a. D.
Rye 10 quiet 81 91c. fY snail ots Barley lover, aud IL
seye tie p 600 bush STATE q. s. &c. Tie latter
fr prime inter- and 500 BUSH prime caneds East NJ 85
We notice the frEt arrival o. the California
Al go Oats and ia fair demand
s;s.e QsSe for Western and CsDsdiAn Corn IA
rsthsr tet,er bot IL very active sales of bush at %
&c. for Western mixed, in sore.
BlDEsTEe naI1et 10 s:esdyi sales ~ "a coo Orinoco a.
IS which shows upward tendency ssiss o Of Baenos
AJrss a. ne, m1a
aoFs-Tbe d,rasri fair; s,s, Of 50 bales ls5. a. 1sase
fcI sood snd CHOICE, and a. saies ted It 7o
HAi-Ih- demand for Ghippios fair aud tee market Il
steady; s.es of.oo bales a. 60d7oe y IeB
LtA-hLh-Aenlicct ard OAK both hrn and kifly
Activ~. ~
LIAE-Hs sass W:rs nsSs s.Ssy. We qao,e It ssc far
.--L.-, - + al .--l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Disasters, &c.

BOTTOM March The sbp Frank Johnson Ls,hrop put
q heeca On the 18th Of jan esky the crew rfsas 10 20
the sap she Is making 10 inches OF wster per hour
BY telegrspn u ElwoOd Waiter esq See BID DnAsrw'G
HAVANA, March 1.-The brig Lie Mills (prevou.y repsredL
wa Tow into This port yesterday BY Express. hsh
meat Of her cargo. Size yery badly Injured po
AID stern frame have started from their f.s,eninfs The
kns and beams have oossDed om The side she hofset
eIo badly straIed Abog. third Of raoEes
los bo.h the vessel will BE- sod 20 psy savage
The brig Febo Genos from harseues bound 20 hs port,
was Lost On the Ccoracos she asened mostly With lies.
Tie crew saved yessel 1Ld cargo q ental Io.s
lBy Telegraph 70 ELgood Wster esq, Sec Urdsrwra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

The adyicss from tie West "a r.gsfd 10 fo 81 trsf
&c are ~: very encouraging t-t .L5.es.e tAsi the
minimum po.It Of earnings Es< oesE touched.
The business q TIE Cssrng House today was
So 2ss OO0 Tue Money market Teuls frso sely a.
before noticed WITH perhaps IsLeI ueTe ispostl r on
the part Of the bsEks t. msks loans e. .oS rates
Cal losLs ere 46 Z cent mostly cent, and frs,-
class paper sac e cent. TIE sUpgiy q; money is 10
excess Of the demsEs. The Secretary Of tie Treasury
has yet aiken stsPs IL Iegsid 10 the reissue OF
Treasury Notes Authorized sf tie ese u he ats ses.
sion Of Congress. SsysIs institutions have expressed
q desire 70 tie Sgt-ffsssgTsT here 10 take
some Ell y cent interest, Which Is lie
rate, probably, Il which The ssus vii e made some
Of the pressrt holders o. oTsrtas v cent lotes 40
not desire 10 le1casBge item i0T Les cents. A.
they are nov the same demand lJGn 4, thA. rate
whereas the new notes VII have two year. 10 rcn.
Government losn s not active to-day bat /. frnly
held 81 1885,. TIE make: for .hs stock w.Il Do Nv.
.rned somewhat by the sdon Of our L.g.sstur, noon
the bal amending the Baking Ls-, - A. 20 alos
ercrlst On 70 be issued ,upca V esnt G5yeran.r.
loan At par. Sh0ald Lais messue be S!optoa, l. i.
surPessi TIE -cAs. ~ seTs.ss t. ) z ,ss. t-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Passengers Arrived

Ir he ,e1n,hip Europa RON Lrsrpoot-Mr Patterson, p
Ta,ier J. Leonard Mr. Thomas, Mrs. Myers, J. Cameron,
w H. WILSON j. X Wheeler X. Webster aud atJ, Mr. Lord
and hdy g. Carr Mr. Smson, Harrison X. g. Chalmers, o.
w. Pstten, W D. Ryder, Mr. Herman, NJ CambsTass Ne
HAmAn T. w Barron Dsvis, J. fcId, MI Sloane, q 0ss,
C. Ryei, Mr. s;spston, H. r. sprasue, a. A. Stone j. he
ssTty, Dir Hunt. 4. Kukpsrk, W. Bur, Ae,sr. fsnpes-
Cor6et Mudie Zulm GueTusnu Gsrren and sdy Barrovs
and servant Brown, 8 CArtwrght aud sdy, Ms Ctsnths
and Children, C. Lsz Miss LeltE Mr. Kirk ard child, Ma
Irman infant children and nurse, A. G5uet MI toBe M
Mr. Legrsrd, J. T. Stewart IL Hsrtfick j. sisaseu hsss
Carer HIS gins Tsmpes,s's servant Nils LInel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
A CORRECTION.
~ - ESstO, Of The ~ u Tyibuse.

~ As ESstO, Of Them Y. Tyibus&
SIR: In your paper Of this morning, in an excellent
article You call the able, honest and fearless Senstn
from Ohio "Od Ben Wade" This is not fair Mr..
Wade is not an old man. Heis only a. LIES high noon,
little over fifty, with constitution as strong as his
heart lie honest He has 30 years of good wear 10 him
yet. May Heaven grant him length Of dsyr
Yours BUCKEYE.
Nsr- York March s. 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

IL az Edtor u TIC ". n TWINK
SIR: some persons, whose muddled brains could
Gnd no ether TOOK advantage Of Absence om
he sify 10 insert Mondays Tribune al announcement
tAsa vas married on the previous Saturday 10 imaginary
hide win long string Of now bes leave 70 inform
al these whom Il may that no such marriage to0k
phss. Yours, yeIy respectfully -. ,,,,,,,,
kser Yerk, March s. 1854 LAWRENCE hEhOEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Launched, sold, &c.

At Mystic Bridge, Com March from yard Of Mesal
Greennsn, fine steamboat 10 feet In length and seoe ~
tuns borden for parties ~ New Orleans. she intended for
towing yessels on the Mississippi River.
~ BAsen, March 5, nall schr called the Gsnet e.
psred Ter TIE sou heIn grain trade She 10 butt with hens
craGgLt o water and breadth Of BEAM enable Der
ascend swallow MYERS and still large quantity Of grsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

THE CASE OF CARTER FOR MANsLAUGHTER.-A
sy.s session the Huesen County Court Of Oyer and Ter
noed yesterday Judge Ogden and Associate
pSsss Fish and Charles presiding Motions be Ard In the
gesse Carter indicted the last term for killing John
Bsnsinshsn the Ohio House In NewYok the later haylns
essS alter having been brought Jersey City. The
recently argued In the Supreme Court Trenton in reference
10 uYisdoon The further postponed 20 the hrst
hsndsy April At which time the advisory opinion OF the sa
me will be tiyen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Tho cash assets and liabilities Of the New. Orleans

To.sl...s2s,I2 sisss,s0 sl2s2 Pa s25,5s3OO2
Tie following table EXHIBITS the respective amounts
ot exchange held by the various banks, and also the
ums due to distant banks the latter being comprised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
MARRIED..

HeBART-SMITH-ln Brooklyn, on Thursday March ), Mr..
John w. hobart 70 Miss Agnes V. Smith.
6ANDFORp-LAING-on Thursday, March 5, Mr.. wm n.
sasaford :. Miss Phebe h. LAing.
swIFr-CoNKLIN-0n Thursday, March s. Mr.. o. II. Swim
n knsJulia A. Conkhr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

PIeEos SHoo1IEG.-A pigeon-sh ooting mstch took
psos ysstsrd.y senoon The Halfway House, en- the New,
Pkahross 500 John Taylor u Jersey City wGgered
loet 20 Of 50 pigeons the wing Win the ep 81
yards He accomplished the feat vita AZ BIRDS, misns the
sesana and fouI.h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
A man named James McBsth

CHARGE OF FRhUD.-A man named James McBstb
vss aret,sd NewYoIk Saturday charged BY James
Miller Of HsdsOn City de1uding him Of 1926 lie IL al
kesA the 1Sth Of February, accused obtained ese
200 from psnsp representing that he was the
Ssetsr Of The nor resides West He took the cattle 20
New orb posed them. but failed TO pay Miller the
fsfkt amounting $3.50 Accused held in New IofA 70
sit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

The MORRIS AND ESSEX Observation-Disclosures
sad to have been made 9r ea'in tie Morris
ana User Raroaa 10 NewJeey Railroad aud fransPor
taaon proceedings TO be submitted al the annual
meeting Of the stoekhodeTs Of each company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
TO Mariner.

From and this eh. will be shown from Nsb
Light howe Georgeto~n c. hsrbor IN Consequence Of -
breaking of the lamps The damage will be repsnsd o.
possib.s Of vhch Que notice will be given.
b order of the Lighthouse Board
JONES, Lighthouse Irspac.oT e:h Dxshss
SkAkLkslVS, kss -, Is,S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
Re~eipts Of Produce. MARCH Z.

81 Eris Rai-Oa4-IOO bba Flour - do WHISKY 100 30.
Beals Provisions $50 DO. Butter, 300 Do Ashss
IS Do Tobacco do BSs 5oobss Mat 80 SIDES Lsssf,
IS rolls do 70 Hidss, 50 bass Seei, ~ bales WesL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

TBr RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT JERSEY CITY.-lt
stated Of the Company that the damage sustained
Ry the accident Saturday will not exceed S2oOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

CHARrYR ELECTION. The Jersey City Charter
viii take plsos the lah Of April As yet politicians
hsys tAken aston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Morris held an inqnes
Yesterday pom body Of Elizabeth Mschn residing IN Gran
street who died Suddenly from interna hemoTrhsgo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

BopY RKcovERED.-The body Of Patrick Burns
enc Of he Thursday last by the upsepg OF
ssal boat found floating the long doek yessrda
acTninE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

D. 3D.; 2o0bbk Saoe Pegs, At D.. 100 ebs. Porn, o.
5e. To Antwerp IS hbds. Tobacco, ct @7s. g.; 500
bsgs Coffee, at 10 To Hamburg, vessel va taken
to cary Rosin At e. 9di and Spirit, at 4.o. The
ship Hero, to Antwerp, ct gong rates. vessel Of
I2G tuDs. TO south side Of s.. DOming, AMI back for
81 900, port ehs'ges paid.
TIE business ef the Sab Tresrury was: Receipts,
sll9 10 27--for Customs, $4,000; Payments s2li
CSC IS: Balance. 7,05l, 900 o..
Tn. Bstk averages continue 70 SHOW conservative
movement, and the losns are noS lower hsn they
have been since last November, the specie line
nsinirg about the sane. The contraction Of losrs
from the maximum point has been over five millions.
portion of this contraction has been the results Of
the consultations Of the association of bank Presidents
the more careful Of whom had become alarmed at the
rapid expansion Of losns which was going on before
the opsnrg Of the present year. TIE loss OF deposits,
which has been nearly niIe millions and which is likely
10 continue has enforced contraction the psrt OF
some Of the large institutions. On the whole the stse
ment Of the week satisfactory the aggregate specie
lire showing reservs Of % cent or the net depos
liz and circulation The loss II deposits mainly due
10 the drawing down Of bspk balances, and t1is vii
probably eontuus while Southern banks cortinue to
aid spectators in carrying million bales OF Cotton.
TIE following il q comparative statement Of the con-
dtior Of the New.York banks for the weeks er ling
Eeb Cf and Much r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

Ne published 6guIes to be added up wrong there
are -rTors in tie column Of disbursements
TIE circular Of Mr.. Sattsrthvaite by the Europa
ssys OF American Stocks:
have bad steady sIkst during - past week for Amer
icAu Securities w1 Lovevef only moderate basines doing
uois Freeala Bonds IL GOOD eemsld sud shares
a a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
.MARLNE JOURNAL.
Cleared,

PORT OF EEw-YoRK.,.....BAseHZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08
RE,oL1ED roa rnz " z rsL.vs.

UarEets-CAkEFVLLT EEFoErED FOR The y. Y. fRIsvsk.
MONDAY, March = 1853.
AsHESThe market is without change; the demand is fair
., IS IS for Pots snd SIS T5C IS 81 for Pearls
bEESWAX is and hI; Of 900 u Southern yell
low. % arrive, a. Sac casn.
COTTON-rhe maeis shade frrner Sales Of 600 bales
half in trsusu. Our quotations rather below the closing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

JCtsi.............s. fsslsr - SIS 900 o.
The esr1ugs Of "a. Marietta and Cincinnati Road
are reported &c be & 90 greater tLsa IL February
last year
Tie figures Of tie Toledo AID Wes.erl Road Wa
bash Valley for EebrCsry are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

KuIyprBr FAILING Down STAIRs.-Corouer
Horton held an inquest yesterday upon the body Of Edmond
s.yvsu Palmer native OF England, who accidentally met
WITH his BY ng down the stairs Of the Abbey e 10
YnEon syenue the day previous He ~ old aud
ey,s wife but children The deceased and wife boarded
a ~ betsl The Jury brought verdict that he 10 his
essh BIZ Of BRAIN caused fracture Of the sEu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-08

TUE BrooKLYs PosT.OTFIcE.-The Brooklyn
Is to renewed from the plse now ooeupes ia
Nay the heebsnies Bsnk bacDs on mei1se 'ret cor
nsI a Cesr 1t will be Desy opposite the ate selected
I'm The Opera Hocse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-19
WINTER ARRANGE
Mississippi 4 Missouri =. =,

Mississippi 4 Missouri B. r.
Trains run BY Chic.go time. which i, tselve mia-
nteo faster thsa Davenport tioc.
nN and after Monday, Jan 10th, 1853, ana until
" further notice. Trans Will leave Davenport mr.
Naseatine, Columbus City, Washington end 1cvs
0ity (SundAys -xceo' ed, - follows:
ist Express and y I'll Tram q Soe = n
fratns vii leave Davenport for Ohicaeedasly svr
lays excepted ~ :ovws:
lst Nail Train. 81 s66 a
- 1x2fess Train, 81 oeOr Z
irains srnve as Davenport daily. u.sAass szssp
nd ~ fo.iows:
vaoM TEE EAST.
let Hxprsss Train q sH A..
"a Mail Train, 1t 70 Sa
PROM TIE WEST.
Ist Express and Man Train, q 6l8pn
Trains run BY Chicago time, which issweive min
otes faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport viii make counectinro
at Coiumb- City, Washington aud Iowa City with
the western stage Co.'s stages for all poluts West.
The Passenger Train counectr q Rock TsianH Ussh
East, North and South.
Passengers So reminded Of the necessity sGesv1na
distinct dirscticn - 10 the destination o. their -.
faas, tppsoeasssieksssb sloss taxing has ssesn
n. B. me Ho,ninr (s:sSA - uaIn for ~ nass
e0rects q Jt1.ct vtfh Sssios On pe 1Sehisan @ -
81 = i q the Juoestcn With tSaios 81 the Phts-
buYg, " wssne Z Caic-e, = Z; ~ Cheoeo weA
train. on the eichissn southern and 1hhisan Co.
j.is.dsi JOHN ,. rRAcy. sspA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-19

10R GOOD GOODS AND Low Plf0BA
oan . No. WestSseonA stsssl, Nieks,ls' Mock.
vN>19 AAU1O0 . 0Un3oe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-19
WATER WHEELS.
VANDEWATERS
Improved Jenval Turbine

water w h eel.
Once, No. 81 South CLARK Street,
CHICAGO.
7 OFFER this Improved Tnrbine Water Wheel to
] the public with the fullest confidence and assu-
rance of its
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHEELS.
without any exception. They ere well adapted 10
isnd have been tested in) Mile Of AL descriptons-
They give very
steady and UnifePm Speed,
And are we'll adapted TO We high - we'll ~ very
Low heads aid falls. They will work we'll In baxk
water without any material loss Of power, and ere
rot troubled with ce they are set inside Of the
forehay and discharged underneath. 1t requires .
small amount Of gearing to get up high spssi,
costs but lile to Get up. and rams upon STRIP thst
nsods NO oil,ng, and Will last for PEARS The vhoe
= capable Of yielding power Of iron - 70 9 pee
eenS ,fthe whole power Of TIE wsAet (aeeosdlA6 -
% denree o. anisk Of tAe whss) unAe6 hioA h6a1D
"a is. ana IL Al esss q = vessante = 0esk =
= the power :aia down - ~ t4oao ~ = ~ 0o6
hetloa when psspsgly rat % - $1,000.
~, opun1y eeA NM tuloeeoee - 0sS
,si 4 = ; zs:sss 49, = q = : - de3
5SAis ~ n6Boooi1A AonA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-19
JULIUS CHESEBROUGH,
Dental 0s1reeo1a,

VIYOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
ooe directly over the Davenport Gas Co. ., 10 4er-
wins Block, ON Perry, between Tkird and Fourth sss
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Operative Den.
tstry In al It's branches. Having received lnstyuc-
tic from and during the rsst year been sseociated
WITH OF the most able practi0ners In the nast he
feels confident thst any operations entrus Cd to him
will be executed In careful and skilfut manner -
him With call. his recommendations, which are Of
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical examination upon oil work Committed 70 hi
hands. All operations registered and WafrAnte0'-
He soicts share Of the public patronage and takes
pleasure in submitting the following testimonial:
NEW LONDON, Oct. -, 1851.
This may certify that DR. J. Chesebfcueh has been
pupil Of mine In the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the past year, he has operated with me In my
confidence, and cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services - those Of careful and
ful Dental Operator. WV. oH11rInLD.
And also In referring 70 Hessrs.
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T H "a RI ERs' GUIDE
RAILROADS
Chicago 4 Rock Island orsad

~ tUttV N1tV0WYCU0OOU0SS
I'm and after sunday Dec. 9Th 1855, and until
NIfurther notice trains will leave 1ocA Island dairy
Sundays excepted, ~ follows:
LIST mail train At 10.20A4
ID freight Ills "a
ID night express lis y. =.
Trains arrive 1t Rock Island daily, Sundays e..
oeptci, follows
Let night express - SD -.
~ freight trains ~ 4@p. y.
"a mail train ~ 4J.OP. y.
All trains over this roas aretn direct p0nexton q
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
Michigan Central. Pit rLurg Port Wayne end Chica-
10 Rail Road TO and from Detroit, Toledo,
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Ptttsbnrgk,
Dunktsk, Buffalo. Niagara Pals Albany, New Yogk,
Phtlshrlphta. Baltimore AMI washington. Also q
LABsiie with trsizs u the Ilirots Central Rnafi-
North 10 Ga!ens and south TO St Louts and Cairo, -
which places tck-ss can h. procured Of
w. Is. 1rembeiIe Ticket Agent,
Agents, h. ". Dc;<t, R0ck Island.
Passengers reminded ~ the sstty u giving
Distinct directions the destination of thser bag
eage, procure tickets before taking thetT ssaae
IN the carr the conductors collect fares ONLY 70 So
tto0s on the line Chicago ARoek Island raaA.
JOHN y. TRACY, S.pertntA0deas.
". n wHTYnAp, Ass't Supt.
DDck Isiand Dec. s, 1873 IdffI