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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
8. X. MANN h CO., PROPRIETOR, g.
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggista
1T Is NOT TOO MUCn TO SAY,
SINCE ALL,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
Viz: That Professor Woods Hair Il
estoratlve:

VIII preserve SnfaiabIy the groct and color Of
the hal, u usrd tw" or three times week, " any
imAg nable age Perfectly reftore tho gray, cover
thn bald with nature's own ornament, ,he hair;
make It more soft AMI beautiful than any oil, and
preserve the scalp free ~ 81, disease 10 the great
est age Statesmen. judges Attorney Doctors,
Ladies' Of all classes, all over IN" world, hear tes
mony thst % do net cay too much In tts favor Reed
the following, nd judge:
HIcE ,RV 1Rovs,ft. Oh. rl.s 90, No, Nov 10, 81.
PROr. O. J. WOop-Dedr Sir some time last
summer We wer- ipduced 70 some Of your Hair
Restorative, and Its effects were wcndsrfnl, we
fe~ II GU duty :" you AMI the aiicted report Il.
our little sons head for me time had been per.
fectly covered with sores, and called II scnid
head The hair smHs entirely came OF In conse-
Quence. when friend. seeing his suffer Dss 'vsed
us to use your Restorative; We did with nth"
hope OF but to surp ise and that OF all
our friends, . very few aspirations removed the
diseas. entirely, and new and luxuriant crop Of
hair aoOn started out, and can now say that 1ur
hair any other child We can, therefore, and do
hereby recon- nend your Rsstora i've. ~ . perfect
remedy for all diseases Of the ssalo and hair.
We are yours respectfully,
GsO. W HIG0INBOrHAN,
SARAH A. HIGGINBOrHAN.
PRoT. WoOD-D Dear Siv NY hair had, for sev-
eTal years been becoming premstureIy gray accom-
panied by hardness that rendered the constant
application Of oil necessary In dressing u When
commenced using your Hair Restorative, abou two
months Ego was In hat condition and having
continued its use eli within the last three weeks. Il
has turned to It's original col y, and assumed soft
ard lnstre atv 10 be preferred to those pro-
duc1d BY the application OF oils any OF pvepA-
ration have We reg.Ti II an indispen.
sable article TO every iadys toilet whether to he
used a. Hair Restorative Or for ihs simple purpose
OF d-essing beautisvf the h,ir. You have per.
mission TO efsr 70 all who entertain any doub,
Of Its performing all that j. n lsned ior ~
Cincinnati. O., Pen. 10, 81. ia Third 1t.
WELLINGTON No Dec g. 1881
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GROCERIES.

" % IC f!
To lhe Citizens Of Davenport
AND sURRouN DING VICINITY.
/ STNHE On lgoed take this opportuuiy TO c.l
i yoGr attention 70 the fact that they have this
day received large au1 we'll seiec, ed
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,,
which consist in part Of the following att rs;
/ Jeas-Young Hyson, In PEI ial, G0Dpos der, Sou
chone, hons OoIong and English Breakfast all
OF which they have various grades and Of tie very
best quality which can be bought.
Csff-s-Old Gov -rnms mt lava. Mocha, Iaguyra
and hin. oil Of the very best quality.
fssc and Fresh Presercss,
They Wish ais, to call your special attention 20
she fact that u have Jut received and op4ned
mic 10, OF Preserved Fruits o. ever came to this
| market, cons sting o!
Peaches, Pears,
Piums, Pine Apple..
dc DO acxe.
All put up from this seas as fruit
New and Fresh Jellies.- They are also opening
NICE OF OF Jel'i't, suth as Grape, Red Csrrsnt
70 H. Apple, Blackberry, Raspberry, 6feen Gag
ounce and all other kinds which In sea. on.
Also large And varied assortment OF FldvOriag
Extracts Also,
PICKLES, cATeUPs, SAUCES. &C.
Together with a vel select, d arrortment OF sar.
| dine Fresh and Picked oysters Er.n- Mus.ari
ov s. Luccs and other sci d oils, ST ar Sperm and
Wsx Candles Also . large assortment Of Pure
spices. Perper, Al spice, Cloves. Cinnamon, Asce,
Nuimeas and Ginger.
Preston 4 Norris Yeast Powder,
4 genuine article, B,kers' Broms, Cocoa fapio.
ca, Sage, Msccaroni and Chocolate.
soaps-Castile. Oleios, Chemical, Palm, Era
sive and Fancy soaps.
oeiving all ether artclese neray kept In Grocs ~
| and Provision Store, In their esson.
Fish-No l Aankerl ard Goldfish kept constant.
| ly on hand Also Green and Dried Fruits, &c to
ge'her wi host Of other articles too nom erous
To MENTION, all Of which they oerir for sale II
Whole ale and Retail rs low as the same articles
can Do bought In fhis city.
All goods bnu0Ato Of US ari11 be delivered In anv
part Of the city tree Of charge
WUPPERMANN 4 HALL,
Northwest Corner Brady and 5.h sts.
p. SIN addition TO their large stock OF Groce-
res, they have just received large and se ect -
sortment Of
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
which they call special attention to.
Davenport, September ~, 1859.
sep95 VAN.
.NeaU Goods.
Try UiwANr GOOD
q H q Q II n Z II -,
Low PRlC ES,
Tyner's Grocery and Variety store,
COR. ROCK ISLAND AND SECOND SITS
where you will and
A GOOD ASSORTMENT
All Kinds OF Goods.
We are determined 70 close out our stock Of
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready.Made Clothing,
and will give great bargains tC those In want OF such
goods II they will call soon.
Da veppoSt, April 7. 1859.
=. \. II. TYNnR,
Corner Reok island and second streets.
CHICAGO.
PROM
G. n. 0CRIvEN'S
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. SO, DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
CAMPBELL 4 CO.'S
Great Western First Premium
- H q " Q a - II -
Mandatory So Dearborn st., Chicago, III.
r. y. Box ll6s.
ORD RS
ncl Bags and Sacks
~A. Aa.n
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~ IL IL DtScOrereM -kJ
Suffer ~ longer; It Is Z relief.
BY TIE APPLICATION OF
N0QOso Good SU3es 0Setf0te
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.

You can be cured Of thsfo'lowins complaints: such
q Tooth Ache. IN minnie N the most psinfu At
tscke Of Rheumatism mine ca.es out OF ten. In less
than one hours time, w Head Ache Ear Ache.
Neuralgia Coughs Colds, A.thma Bronchitis, Or mp,
0.inal Affections, Pain In the Baeh SIZE StfYn
IN the Joints, Collie and Or mp Psins. Erysip las m
famed Eyes. Sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruise-. Buns,
eprsns, Chopped Hsnds, Frosted Pei and Chil-
biains.
II not the Intention Of the undevsisned to assert
for this medicine tn u ~ill do imrossthse things
cure ~ m.nn.r o disss.e.; for %, o.o s..ns =
nothing" Its true We only claim n eure one
line Of dseases and for the sbove named complaints
this medicine Is vithou: An equal.
ticie, In TO see What it Win do Ny opsrstioos on
Pains sTe decidedly tbs most e6sctual, by tn sppi.
cation Of shis woodruff medicine, Of any In the
country This IL admitted By I'll Who have yied Il
would h.ve the pubic understand that ] b "
nc humbug article 10 dispose Of wouln be IN the
business II the sam. wss truly and purely g,ti.
nsse " nedicin y held, in ali pIse.s where Il has
beon used in the hiyhest eeteem, snf II u my whole
aim % make Il 20 among al. The binding duty
which v forever and otsrnally dxed on mankind -
70 forward the general interests Of the human fsmi
y. TIE smie'sd have bsen deceived ~ p'csms "S
nave beeu duCed 70 buy ~ithoot see9 NJ tne " ooI
have Thousands ~ testimonis!s. which nsve 80
ssnt - 1e n m dinersot psrts o. tne Onrn' uus :
prefer showing the value Of ny msds0oo, " coIipss
ss Of charge eli those oompIsints, vhsosvsr 'hsrs
n NDe16l dleo0WNS 1OnS 10 As0essss o""
Y ILA00 Proprietor
R..vxs %. General Asents, Davenport,
rU1a Trsveiiog AG~ni. J.
Vm1y. recall dealer. Wet esoccH Nssse, Dsven-
~. and kep- coostsnty On anS b. the following
xeents-fayior Da,lerd. Dsvenpcrt; ? ~ebe.
81 VITA: 1salows, Asquokets; Dsld~n, 4s-
sDcksea W Buritson, Buckhorn; Look %,
5ssaont; Jas = Rylsnd, Aoamootn; ors'n W.
Sning; Bronson, Wyoming; bpeef %, 10.
beli; Nescaif. 0rahsm 10, Ana0oss; Simon
ssrssss, Ysirvi.v; Joha ? noanan. sprinsv'lls;
Dnnse 3 Drubakss, Cedar Rapids aissins Z o.,
OsdAg napi1s: ooh1 @ aa1et ~ vsn %; Arm
serooe q ohsnklip, Ilsbon ? Lane, neehanios-
viIle o NcOleilssd O., 0schanAcsvills; Geo
Daeiy, Flpaoo; O 0estss, Ansonse.
ee99 dl-VN
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FORSALEORLEASE.
Fer Sale.

Fer Sale.
morn hundred and twenty Building lots in q
TX Addition TO the town Of Port Byron.
1Aeoe lots ere eligible and Handsomely situated a
she oenk Of the Mississippi 1hey vii Be sold
tonable terms.
For particulars inquire Of Messrs. Durfee, Pratt
Co.,, Port Byron, Charles ]. Rogers, DsQ IeOlsiYe.
or OF JOHN T. KING,
Dand Ageut. No So Brady street.
n Also. nunherless desirable pieces Of land In
and near the cities Of Davenport and LIE Olaire and
near Port Byron. nov1O
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Take them and Live!
USED THROUGHOUT TIKI voRLr.
nerrick's Sugar Coated Pills
Kia Strengthening PLASTER.

ONE boz Of 0srrick's %.
gar Coated fife p 10, COST
Ing Only - cent?, viii lass
. family III month";. save
tv~nty.tlve dollars IN phS-
o. ian's bills ,Asfesn ~ tvsn,
~ more 10 loas tine, ond ~
unfr.q~ensly, the ~ q
some mepbsY ~ TIE GAmily,
tn vs'u~ Z witch SAnoot
- 81 insted N dollars -
cents.
Herricksp Kjd StysnssAeN- =,
ing slasseTs cur n Ev0
hours. pains md veskn~o
IN tAe breast, 80 - 6oans
she~0as1s eo0psslnss = =
-quaily s6Hst sPses - 80
SPREAD on . booueooD -
satin. t6eis - eocoEeD -
voorev 70 10 laea1voD1nunD
|anA eeeA 90 IN Woo4 ~
|O0e vefk - thSos OG0tAoL
Hllo family boBsa - -
Haaoere, - ~, ION -,
1900
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-08
MEDICAL.
JOY an d q a Il N e ss
Nae BEEN brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

NiNCk the intIoanciion THAT World Esnopned
- medicine. DR. MAINS .aUh sAisaM In
the Western Country An ..pec, Il, the i. .ea.on
u hAs ofonga h"siin and hspsiner into more FAINT
US thao any rsmeiy upon .-cnri. The question
Wonli nAiurail Arls why 10 thsY secsusa 4, rs.-
In Gil cases In the shortest time, eh,ls fever
I'D asne In Its v.rst form. ana H. all cases p.r-
orms . spoady cure. PerfoIs res ding In ntisrior.
Districts using this bAlssn. ssonaily durnv IN.
iehy ,eason neef have fesrs Of attaes OF ssu.
II Is there1osr highly recommend sure prrven-
tsive. II rsed IN smell doses daily daring that par
tonias u0e when this class OF di-essss prevail -
For want Of space " Can only .Ter . f,w % ID.
many evidences In LIS favor.
Bucyrus, OAto Feb ia. 1855
5DR. MANN h co Gallon, Onto Cents We
are 81 loss TO nai lnnguag su.cie,t 10 por &c
'nr putc he sfa.t este m tn Viii, your celebrated
Asu1 bdAon l. held in this cnmmuairy rha fact
y IL never TAI TO cure asut IL worst forms and
se can ssli not"ins else. Yours SC,
HoLbkkT J. TAILOR, Druggists
Corints, Miss Oct 10Th 1855
hkssRs. :. X. MANN \ CO. Gents = Haviag
procured supply Of YOUR A u salsam and TESTING
nthOroog y II man, severe cases OF or stsudtug
where Gil OF the popular remedies Of he d., had
faied, found in Gil cases. your Baieam enec.ed a
sefc ana sps edy cure IL - just the mehieiee
want here in The South. Respec,fun yours
JOSEPH BUCHAN AN, Druggist
HeW York Fs1 23d, 1853.
nESsRS n nv l. CO.-Genf. ~ have
at our hous" In st l. ,.is, sold YOUR Ague Balsam
me three years and have carefully observed IT. ei
fects. nd must In candor FAY, I dn n I believe Il
has an eQna 10 tie his cry oil meiicine for To nv
ersoral I'm Wedge, pc nifty every case,
and hav' known II used after al other remedies
had failed, with the acme happy result. I have
hesitation IN prononncng II the greatest discovery
over made In infermt' ent remedies, and . perfect
triumph oser chills. fever and ssue
8. X. MANN h CO., Proprietor, c.
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggista
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IN0URAN NOE.
FIRE, Inland and Life.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO,
AAseAtHrsEf4s.
Cash Capital and surplus >9s4. 900
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO.,
sPaIsonELD, MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus >26O, 600
NORTH AMERICAN ms CO.,
OF HARTFORD, COVE.
LORILLARD ms. CO.,
OF NEW Y0lK.
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
Cash Capital $7o0, 900
CITY FIRE INSURANCE Co,
NEW HAvls. cosH.
" sOUTHwORTH, P1est.
GIN. ecRANron. see'y.
FIELD KAUFAAN Agents.,
LAhrman'' Block, 2d-st,
II. FIELD, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Once merit to the Post once,
Rock Island. Ill. octi
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49, ~ srave-aoA theav Wogo = UGuuV = - ~
Ssseee6 ny ~. 0eZ e. vssvoeee1
- Z 0u111o8 = -.
Pyosesoai Che0hes, 49, Il =.
"a q vAe6oDols - rs1au ~ a utuunO =
nsWeanest, and ~ Doa1e1 eyeYW119
= 4 Il. pA30xk 1oovol -
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR Thu RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, bronchitis, lncipicnt Consump-
ton, and for the relief Of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced stages VI the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 50 nu-
mcrous are the cases Of its cures, tina, almost
every section Of country abounds ia persons pub
lcly known. who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs hy its
use When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent TO escape
observation, and where its virtues arc known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdote 10 employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of tho
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our climate
While many Inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded. this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable -
be forgotten.
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THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
OF ATHENS. Pa.
Having consolidated their business, the same win
hereafter b" conducted by the united companies In
the name Of tho
THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance & Trust Company,
=. their ofaoe in the Oompapy's building,
400 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
ny this arrapeemen the inocme ~ the GREAT
WESTERN INSTR MOE AND RUST 0OM-
PANY will be iarg ly augmented and yer $3.50, cor
added to Its asses, Of which 800 COO Is In First
Mortgages with Do IDS bearing six per cent interest,
on In proved property. worth dou IL the amount;
which gives the Company over o85O, 900 Of available
means 70 meet any liabilities
All running risks Of either Company are
sumed and losses that NAV will be prompt
~ adjusted and paid.
Fire, Inlsnd: and Mariae Cargo RiAks Taks~ On
tho Moot Favorable Terms.
Respectfully soliciting your business, We are
Yonr obedent servants,
Gas. O. Ia THROP, Pres.
VIZ. DARLIso. vice- Pres
N. SHIPAAN, - Vice Pres
(Ohsrge of Branch Once. New York.
JAS wRIoHr, Sec and Treas
o. s. RUaH ELL, ASST Sec
DIRECTORS:
Chas I.athrop, Hon VIM Darling, G n shipman
Jno Hunter, Alex whilldn. TT Gillespie,
nl H.z'.h.r.t, p.n,e, Collier, j.: s SMITH
RMCurdy, Francis TYLER.
EDWIN FAY Agent,
OAce with PARKER EDwAADs,
jy2l-d4m No. 10 Brady 1T
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sd0vmeot. fo' M> Reh./ Of the Ssek o~A
Dtsfressed, 4Utctef nth V.rslens
and Eptdenttc Dtsedsss.
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wild ducks had been the ostendbe object Of
his wAnderinRs, az the gun upon bis shoulder
gave evidence Of; bnt the sea fowl appeared
only " frequent one part Of the coast and that
was The immediale noighborhood Of Cliff Farm
II rcqhiTed no great amount Of persuasion upon
Mrs. malletts part % induce Mf Dick Hale to
enter the house, and " STAY aud take supper
afterwards. And as upon returning to his fun
at midnight, he decided % remain another week
10 the neighborhood, j Is TO Be presumed be
spent pleasant evening. ra
few years further on, and we again take a
peep At family group AZ the Gill Farm. But
this time they are assembled BY a winters ere.
with tho wind rambling in she chimney, and
the waves heating on the beach below. A gray
haired old man is going 10 IN a Christmas
story 70 bis grandchildren. Grandfather has
seen strange changes since his youth, aud can
tell siranRerstories too.
Let u be something true, grandfather says
a bright eyed little girl ON his knee
And let it have terrible name" says Dick,
fine boy Of nine.
"Suppose then, / then tell You your mothers
history" says grandfather looking at the young
matron sitting by her husbands side.
"Yee, grandfather, tell them that" replies
the childrene father. -
'Bui mothers history won't be a story"
cries Dick,
"lt will be as good, says grandfather; "and
as you want terrible name 20 it, d ok, suppose
we call it A Dead mans Bepeage!'
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SIoUtS, Nt.
MkRvtLOOs FtAIs
aIN.
BREAD BAKINGi
rYHI.NI.H Ia....I
qiir
STEWART STOVE
ON TRIAL

FIRST ENpkmNt Nr.
AT THE STORE or WANDs e.
IA KENNlJNII, Albany. NY 40 hi m buad
s's 5a,,i itsl s,S5o gi 1s x, Eg1fg Fes
ne p,uh ffo brick lhHfi and ijnlAt szsd Tof HAkef
m n We gnal gua rypmgab ucd iqm7t 9ef fp qe1I Ii
~ W. ~ Hine ~ Wlen ptuptfy iffafftu ~ glmuef
slpsa a ai t te & eg Fere pq 1 nl P start ard ~ re-
SECOND EXPERIMENT.
Az ne same ace. and with 90 ,ane stove barrel
hlnf Waf hnked infu bread mknr Ms c1mmnr1IuG
y nous hiter the Ore was mode Amount Of coal con-
'uiN'"1 - ms .h I'NNNiNIA Dr. HHN|alNi st nNN
THIRD EXPERIMENT. nfinttIl nii 81
a. No house of iuvenior aud pstenog io,Iuuy N
30l bs Of brehd were baked NTH me same sized Stove
PVT viii no iler appipncs thgn iho application q The
~ summer dfets No reueWdl Of ne hfe Amount Of
fpi'e' y ip'' Hual ralfr N 2 .rafirlf
FOURTH EXPERIMENr nafnN .f.ra
loaves of bread weis6ng rs each vote kcd h hrte
square Wfh suso III dfwhtd Ifiuches in lugth ,ii
gnd trche square conmonc with acod stove. The
hie vas STARTED wiii ~ tntefs ken nom the SICK
IN reference to tho above experiments, auple smohl
ny hang % prove e snperlof quality OF she bread aud
alAo the iaifness Of The trials
Noice Is hereby given. that similar l6e viii be repeat
ed, nt the store of -. .... ,..rH E'r ~. ..fn
c. P. BORN & CO..
No. 2ls Superior St,
As aour shall be furnshea ibou the condou m
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY aoaSiS9 AU6. y, 1889.


tI PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
- Plain and Ornamental Printing every descf ption
lone ntthe Printing Establishment o. The Leddfr once
no latest proved and rapt steam presses n the
sst sh0u uoicefnud "a reasQnnhie rates Pprf
ocular Attention uaid blauk work Ettfgetrfiptibus IA
inding done especially Blank Books, Lcdgnrs Juurnas
lies Books, Receiving BOOKS, &c, sc.
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Deutisttp.


AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.
IF YOUR TEETR ARE. GOOD,
l. read the following lines II your teeth bad read
hem with great II you have teeth at all tsp
fact that isl daily exhibited in tho Streets ia the social
circle and in the paror by the humbest peasant and the
proudes that hundreds of persons lose good
Of teeth for tho want OF the timely aid of good and
slful dentist poor and inf ror operation is in many
than all If your teeth good have
them examined nv good derst aud keep them in order
II or time should be lost but have them repaired the
tha better and escape that which Burns the
neil Of all diseases Al irregularities of the teeth should
at ended TO L. ChildhO id auu youth,
persous desTuus of fine DENIAL operations are lnVt-
cd to call al my where particular altenlon Is gwen
to the preservation of the natural teeth, where the
VULCANIZED CORALITE,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-12
Reported for the Daily Exchanged
MANY LAND ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHITRCU

GEoRGErowN, d. c., March 10th.
SECOND DAY-AFTERNooN SESSION.
The proceedings of the session were opeped nv
Rev. r. +. Boyd.
The roll having been called, the examination of
Official character was resumed and continued for
short time.
Rev. l.. w. Bates offered the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted:
Resotred, That this Conference considers it the
imperative duty of every ministerial and lay MEM
Der of this Conference to be in attendance upon
the first days of the Conference, unless unavoidaby
prevented.
Rev DR.. Murray offered the following resolution:
ReSotred, That committee of three be appoint
ed to ascertain the relation of the First Methodist
Protestant Church, Philadelphia; and this commit
tee to report plan for extinguishing the floating
debt on the Church. The resolution was carried
Rev. II. P. Jordon submitted the following
resolution:
Resolred, That committee of three be appointed
on the Presidents salary.
Rev. John w. Everest, John Coats and NJ. d,
Massey were appointed committee as above
Rev: H: G. Gushing urged the Importance of
haste IN the preparation of church Chatechism.
Conference suspended the rules to take up the
order of the day, which was the election of the
President and other officers.
The President, Washington Roby, was unani-
mousy reelected.
A Standing District Committee of three minis
tors, and two laymen, were appointed.
The President made some eloquent and feeling
remarks, expressive of thanks for the confidence Of
the brethren, indicated in his reelection. The
President also leelingly alluded to the resnonsh;J
ty of the position, and expressed his deep sympathy
and interest for the church and the ministry. He
begged the sympathy and assistance of the bretb
duties
Oliver Cox was elected Conference Steward; R.
5. Morris and Daniel Bowers, assistants.
Rev. David Wilson moved the appointment of an
historical committee to the NJ. A Conference, the
committee to be three ministers and two Iavmon
Conference adjourned by prayer. r.
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The FOLLOWING VERSES picked up AT "GREEN-
MOUNT The author may have died hydrophobia or
nave went stark mad and therefore, lost to eyerlas
ing fame think it but act of 'human kindness to
pay Tor their publication, as the trouble of wr
ting an advertisement But, 1 would add, that am
storekeeper and depend the generosity of the public
and the liberality of my friends
Pause, gentle reader! calmly think of DEATH
Say ! wouldst thou meet it with pleased eve,
And not with horror yield thy dying breath?
Then, trust in Fai tn, and place thy hopes on High
Leave filthy lucre to the meany few,
Who think that gold is paramount to ALL
And lock their cOfers-ike the miser.Jew,
That has enough-and thinks he's poor withal
Here the sesyled "ord"-the woudb "Prnce" of MEN!
Will find his lerel in space
And share alike in "lOrdiy peLfn with him
Whose scan.y pittance is his resting place
Let labor then, and honest 'toir' be cheered,
Nor bow to none-but in humility
To Him whose will should be feared,
And loved by acts of genuine charity!
d. C. DRISCOLL, Dealer in Perfumery,
Toilet Articles, Fancy and Furnishing Goods
IL 35 Baltimore street
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-12

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Having greatly increased their facilities manufacturing
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NEW STYLE MACHINE,
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longer questioned that these Machines are the best
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HEM FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior and the only machines in
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A CHILD TEN YEARS
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They make upwards of
FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE,
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