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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19
THE TRUE WIFE.-An exchange says :

THE TRUE WIFE.-An exchange says
1t is astonishing to see how well a man
may live on a small income, who has a
handy and industrious wife. Some men
live and make a far better appearance on
six or eight dollars a week, than others
do on fifteen or eighteen dollars. The
man does his part well, but his wife is
good for nothing. She will ever upbraid
her husband for not living in as good
style as his n~eighbor, while the fault is
entirely her own. His neighbor has a
neat, capable and industrious wife, and
that'makes the difference. So look out
young men before you go into matrimony;
it is a lottery in which most men can only
buy one ticket, and if hat turns out a
blank, your whole life had better be a
blank too. Luckily, no one need go into
the welded state with his eyes closed as
in the case Of lotteries, and we Judge all
who are sensible enough to use their OPP
tics, may draw prizes.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19

na Commenting on a queer mistake.
made by Bells Life in London, in ex.
tending the abreviation Of Imp" into
Imperial instead Of " Imported. lin
its quotations Of American turf.talk.l
the editor of Porter's Spirit, tells a capt.
tai story of a noted American turf man
whose horses having been distanced.
during a certain season, in almost every
rsce,-was Intercepted by his young
vile at the dinner party, as to the mean.
ing OF the authorization dis."-which
she saw in the report. The gentleman
smiled knowingly as he glanced at the
faces OF the company, and said That
means distinguished, my dear"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19
Female Heroisn.

A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ga.
zette gives that paper ome of the p~artic,
ulars of the recent explosion on board the
steamer st. Nicholas This writer says
one of the most affecting incidents of this
tragedy occurred in the conduct of Miss
Kennedy, a cousin Of CLINE, the chiei
clerk and one of the owners Of the boat.
She was thrown by the explosion, from
her state room into the river, and hoated
down to the stern of the boat, when she
caught her hand in one of the rings at.
tached to that perilous dilemma, when
death stood threatening upon either hand.
To loose her hold was too sink in the
waves, and to hold on was to burn with
the wreck to which she was elinging-
every moment being an age of alternate
hope and despair. She remained in this
position until the flames actually burned
the hair and skin from her head, the Only
part of her body above the water, except
her hand that chung to the wreck, and
that was burned to a crisp. While in
this awful suspense, and suffering intense
ly from the heat, such was her presence
of mind and her wonderful heroism, that
as a man, who was worse stunned, per-
haps, than herself by the explosion, was
floating by her in a drowning condition,
she seized him by the hair with her Olsen
gagged hand, and held his face out of the
water, until a skif was brought to the
rescue Of both. It often falls to the
strong arm Of man to assist the helpless
aess Of woman ; but in this instance, the
strength Of endurance, and a courage that
was stronger than her arm, made a wo-
man the preseryer Of herself and one Of
the stronger sex.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19
The Daisy.
BY F. G.

BY F. G. FAIRFIELD.
Let others search the floral bower,
Among its windings may,
To find . more exalted flower,
Mine be the humble Daisy.
When first her blossom wakes in spring,
Ny heart to heaven grows nearer,
As loves that round each other cling,
Seem every hour the dearer.
Sweet flower, thou bloom'st in every dell,
Ger every grassy meadow,
Thy blossom breathes a tender spell
In every woodland shadow.
Let roses kiss the maiden's cheek
With hues of dewy morning,
Thy gentle prayers and accents meek,
Shall be the hearts adjoining.
Forget-me-nots they tell us tales
Of happy lovers gladness,
And Lilies whisper thro' lie wales,
In pensiye mnsing sadness,
But thou sweet Daisy Of the boxer.
Scem'st most like a rustic maiden
Waiting for the appointed hour,
With loves sweet incense laden.
Tho when fair Flora garlands weave,
Around the dells entwining,
Shall whisper thro' the summer eve,
A rustic love enshrining.
Let others search for gaudier flowers,
'Mong flora's windings may,
The sweetest child of all her bowers,
1t is the humble Daisy.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19
GLAss.-Pliny tells US the art of ma
king glass was discovered in the follow

GLAss.-Pliny tells US the art of ma
king glass was discovered in the follow.
way
"As some merchants were carrying
inter, they stopped near a river issuing
from Mount Carmel. Not readily find
ing stones to rest their kettles on, they
used some prices of inter for hat purpose ;
the fire gradually dissolving the inter,
it mixed with the sand, and a trans
parent matter flowed, which. in fact,
was no other than glass" Chron-
ology says that glass was invented in
England. A. D. 664 and that it was
first used in private houses 1880, Lord
Kaimes, however. observes : f" The art Of
making glass was imported from France
into England, A. D.. 674, for the use of
monasteries, and that glass windows in
private houses were rare, even in the
twelfth century, and held to be a great
luxury"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19

BSA High Life in Washington is q
curious social phenomenon. An NJ. G.
who is paid $4,000 for his services, spends
large sums to secure his election, goes to
Washington and rents a house at a sum
more than his whole " visible means of
support" amount to, keeps a carriage
aud coachman, a footmaa and a house
hold of servants, gives superb dinners
and champagne suppers several times a
week, his wife wears as much gewgaws
as would furnish a jewelers. shop, at
tends the opera regularly and goes it
while she is young, in all sorts of ways
that a bottomless port monte and a
bountiful lack Of modesty and virtue can
saggest ; and the pair spend at the rate
of a dozen Rothschilds and a score of
McFlemseys. Where does it all come
from !? that's a question that the Sickles
trial has not brought to light. 1t is well
known that female diplomacy is a paying
article at the National capitol. A good
boxing woman can do more among the
Legislators in the District of Columbia
to pass a bill with " money in it," than
all the orators that ever fourished from
Demosthenes downward. How she ac-
complished such things may be more
easily imagined than described" But
the eloquence Of a b%ewitching face, and
a voluptuous form with the appurten-
ances thereto belonging or in anywise
appertaining has been the making of many
an aspiring politician and the cause Of
many a queer enactment. If she only
gets the right side of foreign Ambassa,
doris, the man who pays her board is on
the high road of distinction.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19

BgAI wish you would embrace my
husbands principles" said a dashiug
lady in Washington, to a member Of the
Opposition.
Il could never do that: but I would
gladly embrace his wife" was the reply
and that seems to be the idea all
around in that latitude.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19

HWr A piece of copperas, dissolved in
warm water, is a sure remedy for frosted
limbs soak the part or rub well with it.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19

rs man can " get along" without
advertising, and SO will a wagon wheel
without grease-but it goes hard.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-19

rs Fast men, like fast rivers, are
generally the shallowest.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
Joy q N d q q d = e 3 =
Has bss,s brought
TO MANY HOMES AVID PAMlLIEa,

C,JNCE the irtroanc lon of thst World R<n0nn<A
- msdIcinr. IN. MAINS A0Un BALKAN. n
III. w. stern Conntry, sn'esp~cisiv the pa season,
II Ia brorga. h.sitn and hspvines Into more fani-
ifs Than any remedy upon v-~ovd. The qn. ssion
wsaI natnrsiI airs Z, why's fbis9 neeaus~ II ase~.
In all the shsrtsst time, arrest chsns, Ssvsv
- sgue Ia lie w.rsf form, AMI In I'll cases psr-
Erus . sps~iy cure. Persrbs re- ding IN nslsrions
districts nsing this bsisani ssicnaiiy davinv thg
ictiy meet have fears ~ On aataeA o. asue
n is thcref1e highly recommend - . sore psevsn.
tave II rsed in SIN III doses daily darise that psr-
tirslsv time when this class " As~easwe prevail
For want Of spsse ~ can only ner . ftw ~ H.
many evid-ncrs In ifs favor
Eucyyss, Ohio Feb. 15aA, 1854.
DR.. MANN CO Galion. OASo-C Cent? we
are At loss 10 and I.nrusg. s~sers q uoy,, ~ 10
the public the greet este m In which youv cssbrate1
Agm BaIsnra = held 10 tint. corn1auity. The fact
Is never fat 70 cure ssu- r. II. vosss fssm. 50
Hoissar . TAILOR, Drus,,.,,.
CoriM&h. Aiss Oct ma 1853.
MEssRs. =. <. Mann 4 CO. Cesss ,-Haviag
procured . supply ~ your Atus nslssm ssd t~siine
thoiooG y In many seveIe cases ~ ioea siandie9
where sll 81 the popular Remedies u tAe dsv hsd
failed. found In al cases, ycur Baleam e6sc'eh
safe and sp eig cnre. II g just ~ H'edtciss %
want here IN ihs Spush. as-peesfsliy ysavs
JO6DPM BUCHANAN, DrugSise.
NeW yOvk. ~ IS0, I5oo.
MKASRs \ K MANY X CO.-GAses - have
ct our house In st. L.pis sold your Aeoe 1o1ao1
M. three yesrs AMI have carefully oaoesvcA - -
fects snd must ID candoS say a. nrt oelleve =
has q equal 10 t1e MI Org ~ mesSrlesi Ns = ~
mr. s0nsl n. Wedge, en- - pfumanemsy esesy caass
and hsvs hnoVn Il usei aSses ~ oeoGr seOo1asn
bad lslied, Nm ~ ssne hapyC 49, hase -
Aesttssioa n pssessadtbg = - aseeee9 eisasvssy
frtrn.rh osey cajlls, sever ~ 49, Oh
nsspssssaily. o. W00O = o.
Ia. X. MANN &Co3 Hirlisdss. G.
u Boa, On - y =
-. :. 80 Dnsha ~
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
MEDICAL.
EV ~ IL DaScOCCF10 81
suffer no longer; II Is . relief.
NY THE APPLICATION ~
N0gg's G0Oss Samaritan
IMMEDIATE RELBEY,

You cen be cured Of the following complaints: such
Tooth Ache In minute, 10 the most painful a.
tAcks Of kh-Omstirm, nine cAse- out OF ten IN sss
than one hours time, viz Head Ache, Ear Ache.
Neuralgia. Coughs Colds. Assbms DroDchttis, Group,
SPINAL Gections. Pain In the Hash o. side etirnsss
IN III. Joints, Collie and CSsnp Pains. ksysip Les In
sp:ains, Chapped hands, Frosted yset and 0hii-
bAi!s.
1t not the intention Of the un6spsigped 10 assert
for this medicine that II will do impossible thngs
enfe all msoaey OF diseases; for thu aid saying 10.
a..dcine that Is good for y thing n anui for
nothing" It's true. We only claim n enrc
Itne % diseases and for the nsmed oo@p1snts
this medicine h without an equal.
Yhe test proof yen have OF To- merits Of IN
tie,c In 10 see what II will do. Ny operations ca
Pain, are decidedly the must efrctual, BY u. appli
cation Of tbis wonderfu medicine, Of any now In Tho
country This II admitted BY al who have tsisd ~.
would have the pIhlic nnderrta'sd that ] b =:
hnGbug article 10 dispose u, BoT would be In "a
ha-.Iess u the same WAS M, truly ana pureIy A.
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aim 10 make II 20 sn1ong ell. The b,nSns DUTY
which 70 forever and es.rnaiIy nxed - A.nshs y
70 foiwafd The sen'rai interests Or the human
u. TIE shiic ed have born deceived ny pics ing up
@. cuInfs with o. ttious u,t moi .ais on th.r ara
hEge bet n dnced 10 buy ith0ut seeking IT, ,,oss
hays Thousands ~ testin0risis vhisb bsv. -.
sent /" M n m dfersnt parts Of tie Un,on hut 1
prefer sho wing me valus O -, nedicies, BY eurns
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Iowa. \. ~. LIT T1KR, travelling Hgsnt j. "
WHY, retail itai.r, wet S<cs,nd street, Dsv~n-
port, aud ke?- constantly on ADd bv The fellownx
Agen's-Tsylor kallors, Davenport; q y " ebA,
d. wit; FELLOWS. Ma4noteia, Dstt D, Ma
gn,kels Vim furison. Buckhorns 1dOk 10,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17
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DENTAL.
JULIUS CHEESE RkOU 4 II
Dental SURGEON.


Dental Surgeon,
MOULD respectfully inform the inhstitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he hAs op,nei m
office d fscty the Da yenport Gas Cos, In Mr.
wins FL ck Perry, between Thu and Fourth
for the TRANSACTION Of Mechanical and Operative ~
tiatry in al it's branches Having received Inst
items from, and during the year bsen associated
wifh ~ the mos; able practitioners In the East, he
feels coD0dent thsf any operations sn!rus cd :" bim
viii b. xeuated In = .srefh and skilifni manner
He will he nosA happy TO show any who may favor
him NTH call, bis recommendations, which Of
the highest cLgcacfer, and would invite the most
critical ex snsinstioc upon all work Committed a. his
hands. All operations registered and warranted -
He s,e.ts share Of tie public patronage. and takes
pleaaure in submitting tsa follow IGa testimonial.
New forDor, oct. "a. 1857.
This nay certify that Dv. .. Chesebrou2h has zen
pupil If mine in the study Of Dcniistry, and That
during The past year, he has oSsfsf with M ~ cry
ONCE In hts professional ability have the greatest
confidence. ard Cordially recommend him to ary
wishing such services ~ those Of careful Aniss-
ful Dentai Operator. Wv. ShRvYIFtD.
And also In referring 70 1eesrs.
q. r. a O. shepard, Hon 7. W. Williams,
,. O. I@arnsc Or w. W. sheffield,
Hon Et,euezer learned, O Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Betts, Kew DANIEL untth9t0n.
" Browne, DR. w Stoddari,
81 New London, Coon also "
DR.. Barrows. } ~ D BaYrows,
Hon J Cannon, DR. Bxsev,
DR. witherwax, Rev Mason,
" 0uyiey Dsa.. M~ssrs Csok Z BaSesns.
Nv D Packard, DIS True,
4 q Barrow Esq, VA eemtngton,
= = woodward. AZ Mast,
81 81 s M.Ss.ls,, Nv saii:.y. (v.ss
Nv q DMagoun. OAss Powers
Jos LAahs1ts, Sno A0sssa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-17

Mississippi & Missouri r r.
Trains run by Chicago time, which /, tweivs mia
utc9 faster than Davenport ti0~.
I'M and afsss Monday. pril iita, isss, end until
~ farther notice, trains viii leave Dovunpost. far
AIaratina, Columbus CITY. Washington aaA loOs
oay tSnndsys exceptedp - follows:
-, Express and Mail Train ~ $50 a -
Trs,ns viii leave Dsvenposs Tor OhsCassdaiy. ssn
laws excepted - foIioWs
lat n All Train, At " ~ =
u naprsss Train, 81 S1ee
Trains arrive q Csvsspout dAAly. OsnAAss szssv
tsdD 40 follow:
vaOAa TaE EAsr.
lat nxprsss Train ~ as A..
ri Mi Train, 1t oD
ra0M TINE WGST.
lst n AL Train, ~ e1
Trains BY Chicago time. which % twelve min
utcs faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Ut DavanpoTt will 0ake cOnnersu1a
at Goiumbs CITY, Washington snd Iowa Clty With
the Western stage Co.'S stages for all points W. -t
The PAsssnge Train connertu q kcck lsland viii
Chicago = Ro.A is' Railroad trsins for Ill points
Fast Nor and
Instinct DIR cotton ~ 10 the destination OF thoes beg
s.ss also before taking Asas ssassn
cars.
N. u. The Morning (iv 10 A NJ traic 9 ths hast
cts at j. iist With trains the Miehisan Cen-
tai Il z, al the Jnrcslon with trains an the Puts
burg, VI WAync Cnicago =; ~ Chscaso wrh
irsi ns on the Michigan southern and Michigan
trsl R.n Roads.
apiIl JOHN v. TRACY. sup..
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liverpool s Ionae. 4snranse 90.
CHpifas. SO, OOO, 900.

ArptrnR's ovrIcH, Iowa
II IL hereby cestaef that fhs iyerlpu AMI t<ntsr
vire snd Iiss insnrsnce COMPANY - Lvsrp u
England has Mel ~ this ONCE seo-V Il etat d. eB
In .c,urdsnea Nth se~tiyn' 4 shsps.v Iss laws CT
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KS this 18Th dsy - Mar B. 1859
49, J. W. CATTEIL Auditor Of State.
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GOdeV,s LWAy'S Book,
Fer April.

uUuf received. another Supply, psirs - emit.
81 Arthur's Lsdies' Home Magazine for Apsil priee
lSoenfs.
Dickeoss Household words 4 4 pill price 70 cent .
London Art Journal for April, price % ceats.
American world Of Fashion With / large YAAAiNr
Plsae. neqk sMrso chsrts Of fsil ssss dsssss, y
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n WARD OCIATlON
pAJG.AOElPHUA.

n Nv A ID AS OClATION,
PHILADELPHIA.
Be~evo snt Iss,tut.on esfshiisaeh ty .pecia. ~.
doscsaeai, for The Rei,J u the SICK am
Distressed. afflicted .oith vir.is.t
end Kyidem.a discusses.
sIvHa HOWARD ASSOC Atom, In view of thu
i awful desttnoti y OF human life cause by seNu-
al discas es. aud the leeepons prs tic~i upon the
unfostunse victims of such disease, By QuacAs tev
eral year directed IL. consulting surgeon ~ a
charif e ct worthy OF tier name. T. open dis
penss Or the treatment OF uiis class Of d ~ss-s
In ~ FORMS and 10 give medical advice gratis
To ali = apply by :, with description OF their
condi is, (agc, occupation habits Of life, kc) and
In cas- ofexireme poverty 10 furnith meiicns 'r =
u charge, II Is needless to add that the association
Commands the highest m, cal ski OF the age. and
will furnish thu most appro we'd modern treatment
The Directors OF the associations In their annual
port upon the treatment OF eSual Diseases, express
tn highest satisfaction with the success which hiss
rtt~n,d the labcrs OF their surgeons In ths IL
rs strnins weakness gonorri o,a saet
syphi,is tire vice ~ ,pnauis self abuse, dise
OF the kiJinrys ard badfer, and order cpptii-
uancao 81 $40 same plan or III. ensn'nRs var
The DirsctoTs On review OF the past, fefi aesfod
th.t their lsbors this sphere of benevolent effort
In been OF great bcne6t to the aiiiettd esp a>
to the Yang, and they have resolved t. devote h
selves with renewed zeal To tits very p"rtAnt af
much dies pise,l can.e.
An a.nirah port ON spermat6 rrhGs. or sent
nal aknpss, the vice OF Onansm, masturbstn', 81
selfshnte and ether diseases Of the sexual orssns
d. the orsuit,ng surgeon. will be sent by mail TN
sealed fnyerp.) free Of charge on receipt OF I've
STAMPS FOR portase Othc reports and tracts on tht
nat rt and trf ataent Of sexual diseases diet, &c
are snty heinz published for rstuitous distr
button sra will be IL the afflicted. SEINE Of th'
ncs rcnedtes and methods Of trestment discovered
during the last year ere OF great vaius.
Address Tor Report or treatment, Dir. J. Skill
LIN HOiTGHToN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Assa-
citation; No. South Ninth street. Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
, 1859-01-01
LUMBER.

1O' 'aeooa 'saas during Tho past year has
'een 'et1 auea depressed. Tbs heavy ship
neo'' OF l57' being followed By general
slasna.son Of business owing 10 the monetary
e'la'a 'stt ~ N sae 1ss OF January last with IN
immense stoek On hsnd, and very little demand
either from sha interior or by tho city. h he
month Of february, however, dealers sax 1ha
necess'ty O. reducing the prices Of lumber, Ind
from that aue up to thu close OF TIM war NM
mon lu,,er sold freely It st@s per thousand
feat Tie manufacturers, however. did W. -.
cover tom tho depr aa.ion. and not r,o-. ,h.n
oneth5d OF the amount sawed in 1857 VA.
turpedout daring 1854, Nor ind,ad con,d ,h.~
they tavo done 10 With auy .dvan,a,- -. ,.os. ,