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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-21
lDaDC'COR KEITH,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLOR AT LAW, and
~ Notary Public. Leans made Oh improved
property Metropolitan Block, "a street. Davenport,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-21
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of tho Anglo Saxop.
French and Austrian Accounts

The City Of Paris Illuminated!
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-21

Competition Is tho Spice Of Tfo1o,
T>O C0NPORH 10 the times, Tie SCOTT u0UlD
he's reduce6 the price Of transient % enc AsIlar
per day, and permanent boardere afe nov tnhun q
three dollars per week and apwAsds. i = eur =
terminaiO that this sAall y The bsse douaS assh
the Essts,
srv-A I. T. IUMYUHUY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-21

PIUMER 4 VAN HOsEN,
A TTORNEYS and Counsellors At Law, and Nota-
n res Public. Also agents for the Charter Oah
vire ms Co, Hartford, Conn.,, Capital 100000
Oity Fire In Co. New Haven, ebOO,OAO.
Once lie Claire Block, Davenport. sept
JOHN r. NEWBERN,
HtLOCK and Watch Maker. and Engraver, Brady
" street, between Second and Third Davenport,
Iowa
Jewelry made and repaired.
~ Glasses put in Spectacles at reasonable rates.
mCh1T
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-21

HAVING RESUMED THE PRACTICE OF
l 1 Physic respectfully sollcits the patronage OF
his friends and the public.
OrPIoE-No. Nickolls Block, over the Bank.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

Corn cobs are good for mulehing fruit
trees They should be spread on about the
roots thick enough to keep the grass and
weeds down. and It viii also keep the soil
loose, so as to enable the roots more easily
to extend themselves. Grass land Is not
good for fruit trees, or any other Kind of trees
as they win soon become bound out N it,
Nature provides against it by the forest trees
yearly shedding a profusion of leaves. a
little salt may be. thrown around the tree,
but use Il sparingiy. as much salt is poison
Gus to vegetation.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05


CHEAP CoLoRIKG FOR WALLs.-It may
not be generally known, that blue yitriol,
when mixed with lime, forms very beauti
full as well as exceedingly cheap coloring
matter for walls. Take good lime and slack
it as usual. one and half pounds of blue
vitriol, dissolve the chrystals with boiling
water, when dissolved mix it with the white
wash, and add one pound of glue well dis
solved. This should be prepared in glue
pot 1t possible. to prevent its being burned
or seorched. When well mixed, the first
coat must be put on horizontally. or from
side to side, and the second coat vertically,
or up and down. The wall will be of a
bright blue color, resembling the blue bot
ties sometimes seen in apothecary Shops
By following these directions, women can
pus nsthe coloring as smoothly and as well.
generally. as men 49, Ea7s1gz
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

Z BUcKwHEAT FOR Sop CRoP ox THE
PRAIR1E.-Hitherto it has been thought that
only corn could be grown on prairie sod the
same year it is broken up; but, upon trial,
buckwheat proves more certain and valuable.
1t keeps down the weeds which spring up
on land not thoroughly shaded, and proves
more remunerating crop. G.-Ptain
Farm, H..
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
c A NO H-o U s e,
Corner Minnesota Avenue and Third Street

corner IntRneSOto avenue ana H11u StfcetJ
c1 80 wYAEDoTT CITY, KAEZAs.
s. ID. MACDONALD,B:e 80: Proprietor.
THIS HOUSE, is situated near the Leyee, and
L from It's balconies the steamers can be seen
for several miles up and down the Missouri, and
the most beautiful view is presented that can be
found in Kanzas. The rooms are large and airy,
and the house in all its appointments, is desira-
BILE home for the traveller. Terms reasonable.
aDrl7-tf
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

ooTH-ACHE-A French chemist SAYS
this is an infallible cure: "The remedy is
powdered alum, two drachms, spirit of nj
trio ether, seven drachms. One or two
grains are to be inserted into thd cavity of
the tooth. with a repetition on each recon
mencement of the pain, which viii in a short
time cease.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

An old lady said her husband was very
fond of peaches, and that was his only fault.
s'Fault, madam said one, chow can you
call that faults" .'Why, because there
are different ways of eating them, sir. My
husband takes them in brandy
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

PRrsrER's ToAsr.-Tze Printer.-The
master of ali trades. He beats the farmer
with his fast hoe, the carpenter with his ruie
and the mason in setting tall columns; he
surpasses the lawyer and doctor In attention
to his Gaze, aad beats the PaEsen IN his man
agement of the deva.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
2ss a Word with our. Farmers.

L . One year from now Kansas win have
doubled, if not tre5led its present popula-
stion. The demand tor grain, -four and pro
visions, viii be enhanced in the same ratio
: Where one mouth is fed now, next yeal
there will be three. The supplies which
support this immense increase must either
be imported, or raised on Kansas soil. This
consumption of grain and provisions must
either contribute to our own growth, 90 to
augment the wealth of our own farmers, or
to. those of neighboring, and we are sorry
to add, In too many instances hostile State.
Now, what we urge upon our farmers, is
this: Strain every nerve to plant as much
corn, potatoes, beans and other edibles, as
possible. Sow every rod of your ground
that you can with wheat and oats. In short,
when you have done the best you can, just
see if you can't sow or plant one acre more !
Remember that there viii be an immense
demand forseYerything you have to spare.
With good crops another year, Kansas
farmers-m they are only active and indus
-trious during seed-time, working early and
late in depositing the grain producing kerr
nelin the ground-wiii rise at once to thrift
and comparative competence. Your farms
will increase immensely In value, because
you will have less need to part with them,
or any part of them. The soil you culti-
vate is of marvellous fertility. 1t rewards
your slightest labors with generous fruitage,
while TO the diligent husbandman it brnig-
eth forth can hundred fold.''
Everything indicates season of un-
common prosperity. A prompt home mar
ket viii take from your barns and granaries
every bushel of grain, every pound of pork,
and every fat sheep or OK you may have to
spare, and that too at good living prices
Be prepared, we entreat you, to embrace the
golden opportunity. Remember you can
not have tall stacks of full headed wheat,
nor cribs full to overhowing of yellow corn,
unless you plow, plant and sow unless
you hoe, reap and harvest. Remember too,
farmers of Kansas, with your prosperity,
with your rich returns for labor expended,
comes glad prosperity to every branch of
trade. to every artisan and professional man.
The earth is the generous mother of most
of our wealth. Treat her kindly and she
viii surely repay you with bountiful har-
vests and plethora in your barns and gra-
naries. The prosperity of the country waits
expectant upon your action, ye farmers !
With soil ready for the plow, and whose
exuberance rewards your efforts with prod
igsl fruits, we earnestly urge you not to let
the precious days of sowing. and of prep
aration pass unimproyed. Work an extra
hour, morning and night, for your reward
is certain and rich.-Ldpreaee Republican.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
STOVES, TINWARE,
H Z DIV are, sc.
:. y. THoMPsoT.
NAN sTREET. WEsTPoRT. ii,

IL 42V4AG6U1s
MAIN STREET, WESTPoRT. MO.
TSHE subscribed respectfully informs the people
that he has purchased the store and stock
Formerly kept sbyt MFR. James Little, and intends
carrying on the Tin aud Sheet Iron, Copper and
Stove business in all its branches. Having the
best workmen employed, ne is confident of giving
satisfaction to persons IN want of Tin Ware. He
has now on hand good stock Of f1s ss
PLAIN AND JAPANNED TINWARE,
which he is prepared 10 furnish to Country Mer-
chants by Wholesale at reasonable rates; also s
estsg Cooking and Heating SsOgess -
Of the best and most approved patterns. In con
he has opened a large assortment of House-keep-
ing goods, Hard ware, Cutlery, Guns. Rifles, and
Colts Pistols. Beiov he senuneEstes a few Of the
Leading articles; sIs u5 zeinscasS ,eziEs5fsa
sc HOUSE KEEPING ARTICLES. p
Block Tin Tea and Coffee Pots. = ii'- 80
~ Britannia Sc Il - - nssEzsz2fE
BFittania Ware in sets, 5 and pieces. ssFu s
Castors. Ladies and Goblets. .F4sfssE
Tea and Table Spoons
Plated Tea and Table Spoons and Forks
Tea Trays and Knife Boxes ,sessazssA
. Shoe, SeruBbing, Fly and Hearth Brushes.
High and Low Brittania Candle Sticks.
Iron Ladies', Spoons, Dippers, etc. -.
Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans and Toasters.
p Brass and Enameled Preserving Kettles
Coffee Mills, Sugar Boxes and Caanisters.
Cedar Buckets, Cans, Tubs and Washbosrds.
Cocoa Dippers, Mats, Churns, etc. -
= l HARDWARE. a
Knives and Forks, Carving and Butcher. 2l
Axes, Hatchets, Hammers. lfea z-rsf
Shoyels, Spades, Forks and Picks. c
Augers, Chisels, Files and Rasps.
Saws, Planes, Rules and Compasses.
Locks, Cut Tacks and Hinges. --g
Screws, Wrought Nails, and Hasps.
Beyels, Gauges and TRY Squares
Scales and Weights, Shovels and Tongs.
Fine Double Barrel Shot Guns. %iorc So
60 8. Rife and Shot together.
Fine Rifles and Colts Pistols.
Gun Caps, Wads, Shot and Bullet Pouches.
Spiders, Pots, Skillets and Fry Pans .s
With a great many articles not mentioned, which
were bought from manufacturers and first hands
in New York and Philadelphia, and can be sold
low. ias1 go 1s ata j. W. THOMPSON.
~ Orders from the Country thankfully received
and promptly attended to. dec1l-3m
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

Booth, the tragedian. had his nose broke
some years since. A lady once said to him,
81 like your acting, but cannot get over
your nose" ''Ho wonder" he replied,
'.the bridge is gone.''
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

A tipsy IFishman leaning against a lamp
post, as funeral procession was passing by,
was asked who was dead.,ssI i can't exactly
say, sir" said he. :'but I presume it is the
jintleman in the coffin
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

The phrase. "fghting on his own hook. .
is now more elegantly rendered 'swaging
war upon the individuality of his personal
curve $50
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

Somebody advertises for agents to sell
work entitled t'Hy Hymenial Instructor The
best hymenial Instructor we know of is
young widow. What she don't know there
is no use in learning. --a f
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
sssa From the Louisville Journal
ssDying ,mid the Roses"
1om sALrf a.BETas:

zE II vdnid seem as if Al. the flowers had L
- bare their souls Of love and beauty to the you
szsssshorsss Of these exquisite stanzas = Ese
svs tseDyyine mid the roses. Charlie. - s,ss
s@ss Sostiy. sEsetiy Is they d,e, - aasszct
s-4 am drea1nfpg Of . twilight -. .s-F.lst
= ssss In the silent years gone By ,4.sss 8 Z.
1sssszas When the flowers, e now, were sleeping
- esssz On the hushed breast Of the breeze-s
aStz1A And voice Of richest music - -. =
ziiszsss Lizped to me beneath The trees;.es- = =.
tss ~ ThsR thought The eyen's closes - - -
- ssSzss We're like heavep-for thou vast nigh
.sF Nosr-Im dying mid 5he roses. -. .i
-. - =. Softly, sveetly as they die. : .ssezsi
= - List night In the hush of Dreamland,
~; So Bending ct q starry shrine, i
sssy Net some young angel. Charlie, -
- $50 With Q lip and brow IKE dh5ae;
- Asa And his eyes were scarcely biuer -
eszFs@ Yet more tender. Gazing where
scaass Heaven zss aFching, low ne murmured:
.se15 y II vill be thy lover therel - '@-
sisss So, while twilights curtain closes s !.
Dimiy round the sea and sky -s--
I am dying mid the roses, zs-szss :
Softly, sweetiy as they die: -...I
80 Fling Thy hairs gold curling, Charlie,
rzz y, From tky blue -yeined brow awhile;z
= ~ Give me now thy white hands slightness.
..esSss Gaze into my eyes and smile s
= zauI Ay, thou art shape of beauty,
And ] sigh to leave thee here
- But one brighter and-zzore constant
.e.-G Waits me in another spherei - ,s=sEs1
-. So, though then the even's closes ff-r
Seemed like heaven that thou vast nigis
Now, I'm dying mid the roses,
Softly, ,sweetly IS they-diei
--st See, the young moon comes and gazes
GE Sadly through herssmisty veil, -
--s While nay brow grows cold and colder
1854 All, thine own is wildly pale = - :
oec8 Charlie, fkou didst leave me lonelyi
as.gea But the angel vi be true =
.lza.5 For no heart is ever broken 80 - =
~ Past yon starry deep Of blue
- So, while twilighFs curtain closes
eeI FZDimly round the sea and sky,
- shall die amid the roses,
= -o Softly, sweetly as they die.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

Let care be taken that COWS are naiIked
clean; the last milk is many times the best,
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
FLOUR AND coRs Real

EOR SALE and made TO order. 2 - - :,
T. =srx - 80 THOMAS ARMOR,
n69-3m- Between EmPoFia and Fremont
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
Wagonmaking and Re
Don't File on a Clair
eAW MLL IRohs

EOR SASH SAN, for sale cheap. Suitable for
u Water-power, embracing Backing Shaft and
Feed wheel, Saws, Slides, Carriage Pitnan, Irons,
de- THOMAS ARMOR,
ne9-3ms Between EmpoEia and Fremont
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

Men are contented to be laughed at fol
their wit, but not for their folly.
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

Persons #ho stand upon ceremony have
precarious footing. - i
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

DATRNT- MEDICINES. of all kinds, kept
4 for sale at the Drug and Apotheeary store of
so - esaz 80 THoS. H. ROSSER,
n69-iycz - s. Main street. Westport
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05
us. CHTIcY i CO.,

Lave NOW IN STOREsTHE LARGEST
aad most complete Stock Of Goods in their
line ever brought to this market, consisting, in
1ars. of the following, which were bought with 8
view to supplying the Western Trade = - -
The Kanzas news., 1859-03-05

physicians, FARMERS, MERCHANTS,
Il and Dealers generally, before purchasing else
where, requested to call and examine prices
and articles at the Drug and Apothecary store of
THOS. II. ROSSER,
zfsa - Main street, Westport, Mo-,
Where may be found every variety of Drugs Med
cines. Paints, Oils. Dye Stufs, and Miscellaneous
articles too numerous to mention. n69-Iy.
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RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAIN,
VANISH B Y THE USE OF

RHEUMATISM AND ALL PAIN,
VANISH BY THE USE OF
HARTSEIORNE'SC UNE-ALL.
IL THE GREATP PAIN ANNTHILA TOR,
AND REMEpY FOR SB pYsPE PsIAS1 WEAA
PREPARED By Il CHEMIST
BOTTLES l2, rs and 50 cents and one dollar.
YNE GREATEST DISCOVERY In MEDICAL.
SCIENCE.
II is not pretended that this article will cure
all CONF leints, but 1t will cure all pain as
thousands will testify. who have used it. As
pain is the forerunner OF most disease, by cur
ana the pain you check the disease.
HARTSHoRNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept
In all families in case of accidents or sudden
sickness, as it frequently cures In less time than
1t requires to get physician. -.
Il cures pain in any pat of the syetsn and 10
used externally and internally.
HARTSHORNE'S CUKE-ALL cures Rheu-
mati,m, Neuralgia and Chilblains.
IIARTSaORNE'S CURE. ALL cures Cramps,
Collie, Pains in the Stomach or Bowels.
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL cures Pains
IN the Limbs, Side, Back, Breast, Teeth and
Ears.
HARTSHORNE's CURE-ALL cures Sprains,
TRANSFORMERS CURE-ALL cures Pains
in the Feet and Swelling of the Joints,
HARTsHoRNES CURE-ALL cures Stiff
Neck from Cold, and Ague in the Breast.
HARTsH0RNES CURE-ALL is good for
Dyspepsia, Weak Stomach and Bowels.
Whenever you have Pain, use the CURE
ALL, as it acts upon the Nerves, Muscles, Sim
sws, Blood and Bones, and, by its warming
electromagnetic power, expels all pain from
the system. Get bottle and try it.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug
Stores in NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, HAMP TON
and SUFFOLK. iy l4-tf
r II e HI ID K X.
MIR. ROUSSELL, from Paris, Dying and
lV1 Securing Establishment at Norfolk, corner
of Bank and Hill streets. ssr. .+
Dyes and finishes all kinds of Wooden, Silks
and Cotton Goods to any color. Also, cleanse
and remove stains on Merino, Silk, Dresses, Car
pets, Table Covers, Gauze Wells, &c. Cleanse
and repair Goats, Pants and Grape or Silk Shawls
to equal new. ju l9-ly .
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If four hound dogs, with sixteen legs,
can each twenty-nine rabbits, with
eighty-seven legs, in forty-four minutes,
how many legs must the same rabbits
have to get away from eight hound dogs
with thirty-two legs in seventeen minutes
and a half?
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pulled out. ..-....,..
They are all made with the highest mechani:
cal skill, and all warranted to work we'll on all
kinds Of goods, from the Highest Fabric to
Heavy Leather. In particular, we would call
the attention of all to our new Family Sewing
Machine. 1t has been manufactured expressly
all. 1t is SO simplified as to render it almost
impossible to get out of order, or derange its
operations; indeed 1T is SO simple as to astonish
one, that SO small piece Of mechanism will
sew.
Below, we give dei cription of the different
styles of the Weed Patent
No. Is a very convenient styl which can
be worked by hand or foot, on or on It's own
table. For convenience OF shipping, and also
for large manufactures, where 1t is necessary
to place a. number of Machines into long
bench, making one table answer for them all.
either with or without Box Top, which iocxs
down. Price 300, and BIO.
No. 3, Same size as No. 2, but runs with
belt, and at much higher rate of Speed. This
kind is well adapted to manufacturing Clothing
or Leather work. .,-. ...
This is really the cheapest Machine in tn e
market, as there is no work done on Sewing
Machine that it will not do. 1t is confidently
asseI ted that this Machine runs easier than any
machine now in use. Price, 300.
No. 4. This Machine has long arm, to &C
commodate large work. 1t runs at a high rate
of speed, runs easily, and is. without q doubt,
the pest NlaCQlne ZOE 1allOT5 use, ever Ouereu
to the public. 1t is also peculiarly fitted for
plantation work, as it is very simple yet sub
stantial and durable, with but little liability to
get out of order. Price, $3.50.
No. S. This is new and cheaper style, and
general favorite for Family, Light Leather,
and great variety of work. 1t has been gotten
up with reference to furnishing a strong and
durable, yet light and tasty Machine, at less
price than either of the above. It runs very
easy, rapidly, and is pronounced the best ma
chine now in market, for $50.
No. 8. This is Machine got up on an entire
ly new principle. different from anything ever
before offered to the public, and we confidently
assert that, for family use it has not an equal.
1t is very light and tasty, runs very rapidly, is
almost noiseless in its operation, and uses q
straight needle. 1t is so arranged as to be
utterly impossible for it to miss stitches 1t has
a tension on both sides, and carries large sup
ply of thread on the under spool. The motions
are gained by two small cranks that run with
out perceptible noise. The two threads are
worked in such a manner as never to both pull
at the same time, and consequently, little liable
to break. The seam is very elastic, and the
thread does not break in washing 1t will dc
coarse work better than any cheap machine now
in market, as it uses silk, cotton, or linen with
equal facility. Price, $50.
Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
OFFICE AT BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
WHITNEY s. LYON,
Proprietors.
& AGENTS WANTED. my % 6md
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SPLENDID FALL GOODS.


J.I BLOODGOOD & co,
rs OPENING very rich Double Skirt Silk
i Robes,
Very rich Single do do do
Splendid Black Double Skirt do do
100 pieces very best Black Silks
Splendid stock of Fancy Silks at rs cents
Do do do dc ST.
Very rich Double Skirt De Lame Robes
Do do Plaid Poplins
Splendid Lawns in every variety
Small figured do for children's wear
100 pieces Plain De Lanes, all colors
Plain Merino of all shades
Rich Figured Ga De LANES
Do do "a CashmeIes
Very rich small figured Merinoes
1Ou pieces Plaid Valencias
Very Rich Plaid do at l2H cents
In our Shawl Room we have
All extensive stock of Splendid Shawls of
stella, French Blanket, Long Broche and
Canton Grape, and the very best assortment
Of very rich Cloth Cloaks of all kinds
Strangers visiting Norfolk will find it to their
advantage to examine our extensive retail
stock-it being the very largest in this city and
our stock is entirely new.
JI. BLOODGOOD,
seq Head of Market square.
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MoaeIer of FashiI
SMITH & NELSON'S
VEN SHOOTE r S

SEW EN- SHOOT E RS.
THIS PISTOL is the lightest one In the world
l. that has force. Weight only Ten Ounces,
Is loaded quicker than other Pistols are capped.
Is sure fire under all circumstances. No injury
is caused to the arm or ammunition by allowing
it to remain loaded any length of time. Is very
simple in its construc ton and not at all liable
to get out of order. Is perfectly safe TO carry
and shoot screen times. Call and examine them at
t"r6 ~ p. d. GWALTNEH Il los 4F
,T,AE Is tF. No. Union street. q
N. B,-Col's, Deringer, and other celebrated
Pistols always on hand au 81
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IMPORTANT NEWS

lust to hand a large and vsried $ took of
u Travelling Bags OF the different kinds aud
patterns now used. Also Valises and Trunks
OF Sole Leather and other qualities in great
variety always ON hand and offered at the low
est figures: Persons wishing to be suited to
any thing in the above line can always be &C.
comodated by calling at
FW SEABURY'S SONS,
seq No. I3, Market Square
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
FOR 1859
RID CLlFrON Il co.

Ii. IL CLIFTON ~ CO.
NORFOLK HALL OF FASHION.
FTNI1E subscribers are now receiving very
L large and handsome stock of Gentlemen
and ouths'
READY MADE CLOTHING,
of superior quality and workmanship. To those
wishing to purchase we offer great inducements,
from the fact OF IN nufacturlng all CT our own
Clothing, we confidently assert that we and
will sell at as low figure as any house in the
states, North or South. Also tc hand prime
stock of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
of every variety and description. An exanlina-
ton Is only wanting to satisfy all, that the
Old stand No. 16 Main Street,
is the place where you may always Iely on
getting good article at a fair prlce. Cali and
examine. str els
TUST received at the Dlspensary. a large sup
u ply of FRESH DRUGS and CHEMl AIS.
/ case GumlCamphor 100 lbs Gum AraOic
l IS p" Opium 20 lbs lodlde P. tassa
so lbs Aioes % lbs Glycerine
l5U OF Quinins 70 lbs Chloroform
l6 OF Morphine 50 los Citrate Porassa
...H JOHN R LUDLOW,
q Sc 10 Atlantic Building.
FINIMBEk LASD-Near navigdton-i5U0
L acres for sale low. Apply TO
L ZANTZINGER,
Dealer i'll Coal and all kinds OF
Sc 10 Building Materials.
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A SMART LAwYER'-At a recent trial
in a Wisconsin Circuit Court, one of the
learned lawyers proposed the following
question, in ,orttiag to the witness on the
stand:
q, care there any words in said agreement
which you have forgotten, or may have
forgotten? And if there are any which y on
have forgotten do you know how th ey
would affect the verbal agreement made,
if one was made?"
Isn't that lucid? The deponent OF
course Ia u answer that he could u,t
rcg,em.sr VII Vt he had forgotten.
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The daas nter of farmer living in
Clinton ca 3 lllin,is, was persuaded
to elope wssp :, lJrel man," who prom
ised that h, would marry her. On arri-
wing at St. l. ,uis, the swain attempted to
play false, whereupon the girl, who is a
powerful creature, gave him SCUM d
thrashing, aad went home-a wiser and
sadder female.