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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
Wheeling Female Seminary
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Ills Institution, under The sIperiplendence Of Mrs
IN ~ country 1t has gown interest us, minis
Pubic favor steadily until nov, believed Gv its
OF trustees that IL pre.c!its attractions u ,,r.n,s
abroad such as few schools auvwnerr in ti VI
S'n cram" The accidents regime adopted and carried NJ
is Oee me result Of the carefully Tnnturud rIan n.
s"Ips ol:tlsrEt and experienced teachers and every de-
cf The course has beer thoroughly svst,
at II - believed to lie exactly Adautcd TO ever
g CapaeS and every grade of progression Rr,oEg n
ne situation Of the school Is beautIi; ana invi,,i
ons as great number of advantages in nolnt Of .itS
SCENERY ScCessbll!ty and general convenience In bI,
de any school known to i:s Board =
rue hca":uic yehr Is divided iho two sessions y, -.
SAch The next session will commence or ~ g..
EuieSIay OF september, ami Will CLOSE on the lac, H.,
nay OF January For terms, &c, Or anv n!jit,onn
'hatIoh Sec Catalogues (Which may be gd nj ~;
OF 3 On application to any o"e Of the signed
hoAhn OF FELSTsES-Rev. +. #. Perkins K-v y V
Wee Wee NSV J. \; McLure Jat T. Baker, Saml or: A. p
Wheciing, Va. -'' IL ~ "a - ! n :.
lthe following papers will copy one month each
mus (1r"mpuy on nsert.onl Office for
"x'iS1urR Herald PafkcTshurs Gazette Woodsar tsSi
~, CaTEsb9rs REGISTER, Charleston va Rrnnhc,n o.
"laefsy.lts % Chronicle, Fairnolt vrRinian.l s.
Extra Family Flour,
* BARRELS Cats. 81 barrels Newton.n y,tf,,.
20 just resolved ana for sale by 'e "te@'
QACoN.-Io .erces Rawsons sugar cured C,,r-...,,
~ Hams; 10 hhds do Shoulders; 1"' aHSeu
20 Davis main usms inst rc-.,..,
~ l1ssI v. REILLY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
New Advertisements.
FAMILY FLOUR.

FAMILY FLOUR.
0OO BBLs. White Wheat Family Fl ur, PhGn.S anu
ZN1U Howard Mills brands which warrant to give
satisfaction, just received and for sale by
auCS GEO. ADAMS no. on MAIN 81
OAR IRoN.-A large and we'll assorted stock OF ir9n
ID from Sligo, Clinton aud PENNSYLVANIA Rons MiS'
Ptts,urr p. C. HILDRETIl & BRO,
auCS SO Main Street.
NFARYLAND LIME-1On blls. Maryland Line, fresh
vi from the kns received by
9S DoZ. Pat. improved Ziuc wasnoarls, for sale by
IU'i angS P. c. HILURETH + BRO.
:lNO HOMES Window GLASS; assorted, SifIO to ao*tt,
'pEO Pittsburgh City Glass. -
X BONES T. G. Fox's 'sCincinnat' starch, received
20 by lnugSl PC EILDRErh 4 BRO.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Calcired Plaster, Como. Lime
ans s IE5t'''' 10 'A &c, mLDRETH ( BRO.
CENTRE WHEELING Drug STORE!
CoLD SPARKLING MINERAL WATER,
~ CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL. GIN.
A VERY SUPERIOR ARTICLE 0E RYE WHISKY,
LISOSEY'S BLOOD SEARCHER,
DEAD SHOT, FOR RED BUGS,
7 BROWNS ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER,
CONCENTRATED LYE-SingIe Box 20 Boxes 50 cts.
Boxes 81.
SLEEPER's LIGHTNING FLY PAPER, Will Kill Fuss
PURE COAL OIL, JUST RECEiVEG;
BOERIANE'S HOLLAND BITTERS,
DIR. ROBAClI'S SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES,
SASFORO'S LIVER INvIGORATOR,
{ HLErF'S WORM PLUMS-A SURE REMEDY.
PROF. WOOD'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
BAKER CO.'S PURE con LIVER OIL,
DRS. EOEE'S < TODDS PILLS,
: NATIVE WlEE--A SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
PRESCRIPTIONS wp in good tile, AMI at low rates
! augS Is EE @ 81 Sc FIT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

a physician in Louisville has discovered that
by living principally on butterrDilk, human
being may pr9long existence to the period of
two hundred years. This may be considered a
triumph of the animal over the vegetable Sys,
ten, as butter milk is entirely incipient animal.
But has the experiment been tried.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08

RoAcnEs are soid t" have SO much good sense,
that they Immediately leave any place where
the rinds or refuse parts Of green cucumbers
are !ef! lying. Try it,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-08
SO~eN

S. r. Dawson, Sec'y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
LATE NEWS.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
The State Election.
The Lec0mpton state Ticket Elec.
ted.

ST LOUIS, Oct 3.-The Overland Mail
with dates to the 9th ult. arrived to. ight
Since the sailing of the steamer of the 9th,
business has been agood deal interfered
with by the State election, but light de.
mand for goods for the country has been
experienced. A number Of arrivals have
occurred from the Atlantic and foreign
ports, from which few sales were reported.
Market remains firm quotations unchang.
ed.
The British ship Forest Monarch, wreck
ed the oath. was on her way from San Fran
cisco to Puget Sound.
The State election resulted in the un-
doubted choice of Milton S. Latham, Le-
compton Democrat for Governor by a large
majority = perhaps 10000. Scott and
Burch probably elected to Congress, al
though their opponents Baker and McKib-
ben, who received the united vote Of the
Republican and anti>Lecompton parties,
have the benefit of slight doubt in their faA
vor.
The anti Lecompton candidate for State
Printer who was also supported by the Re-
publicans, has a slight chance Of election
With three possible exceptions the Demo
cratic Lecompton State ticketis elected by
an immense majority.
Both branches Of the Legislature are
largely Democratic.
1t viii be about week before the offici
al returns are made.
The peoples reform ticket, being the reg
ular succession Of that insugurated in 1856
by the Vigilance committee, has again tri-
umphed in San Francisco BY . handsome
majority.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
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6E LoUn;ee. S.--Although the Fair hal
been prolon1e - two days beyo ond the allot
ted tims,, the Interest IL unabated, upwards
of twenty tAousand persons being on the
grounds toby.
The procSeding. in the Amphithestre
opened, vithfa ring Of thorough. bred stsl.
hons over 4 yssfs old.
The fret prNpium of $1,000 was awarded
Waterloo. owSAd by T. B. Poundexter, o'
Now Orleana
Of the Thorough bred mares over years
old, the frss prize was awarded 10 Mary
Weller, owsea by G. b. Goode. Of St Louis
The .vs1 bst.te. premium of $500 for
the best stallion Of any age or breed, was
s9arded ~ Donbloon, . thoroughbred
ovssd by@H Moore, Cooper county. Mo.
The pssmidm Of 5000 for the best mare,
was awarded to Belle Sheridan. owned by
K 3. Morrison, Of Lexington, Ky.
During the afternoon, . spirited contest
for the $1,000 prize. for the fastest trotter,
occurred between Flora Temple, Princess,
Ike Cook, Green Mountain and Hiram
Woodruff. which was won by Flora Temple.
A display of female equestrisnism also
occurred in the afternoon. Miss Ann Crank
OF Beloit. Wis, carried off the prize.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

Coop TAsTE.-We are an admirer
Of the beautiful, but we shall not boast of
it, as we are convinced that the fact 10 no
recommendation of character, for a person
may have good taste without the discretion
to show it only at proper times We were
convinced of this on learning of q theft
committed at Mr.. Champions millinery
store on Saturday evening. A lot of new
ribbons had Just been received and opened
on the counter for inspection, and among
them was very handsome and expensive
piece, Of the most fashionable style. A
number of ladies examined and admired
them during the day, and among the crowd
was one (surely not LADY, to whom the
gorgeous array was an irresistible tempta-
tion, and to secrete a piece most fancied
was but the work of moment. Thinking
probably that another piece would come
of use to her sometime, the frail fair one
was in the act of securing it, when unfortu.
nately for her she was observed and spoken
to. She Immediately left the store Some
time after wards this particularly handsome
piece of ribbon was called for, when it was
not to be found. The suspicious individual
had shown her coed taste in selecting that
piece from the many and walking off with
it. We presume che may be seen at con.
cert, church, or ball. the coming season,
sporting " such love of bonnet, trim
med off with the identical stolen ribbon
Woman, thy name is frailty."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

To the Editors of the News and Democrat
Deur Sirs IL see repeated furious de
molishing and yet most chaste and classic
al attacks made upon myself, in q most fas
tidiously conducted sheet in your city, ed
tied by two old ladies, twin sisters of un.
timely birth, of the name of Sanders
You may readily appreciate my grief and
intense modification, that two such prudish,
fashionable. and lady-like editresses should
SO far forget the prophecies of female de-
pertinent, as to give exhibition to the slight
gust Of dyspeptic feeling which pervades
these most commend ableessays on genti ity.
That my philosophy should have been
called into requisition in such an emergen.
cy. was but entirely natural, and you will
pardon me for given to the public the re-
suit Of my deliberations, which is briefly
this: All elderly, unmarried ladies. who
have difficulty in the digestion of their
food, feel and not unfrequently exhibit a
hypochondria, which If not relieved. either
breaks out into bilious manifestations, or,
if suppressed, like consuming fire, devoul .
its victim.
Under just such indigestive affliction
have these two unfortunates, Adaline and
Adda, been laboring for years. and ever and
anon some i'll favored wight who hap
pened to pass beneath their unwholesome
window has been moistened bv the saliva
Of their heart burns And ], poor,
luckless I, come in for my portion. And |
think it entirely fair that with patient
meekpess, should endure my share of their
wrath go kindly allotted by them to me-
have unbroken good health, eat heartily,
sleep soundly, and revel in the blessings Of
this world with uninterrupted happiness.-
And feeling thankful to the good Gver Of
all blessings. greatly preferring the inflictiop
of their virus. in any quantity they may
choose to apply, rather then suffer from the
weakness of the back, dizziness of the head,
pain in the stomach. and general debility,
incident to infirm females Of slender frame
and diminutive person, and failing vision
As my share of the evils of this life to be
borne, - an offset to my excellent health,
most cheerfully submit to the scoldings
and exquisite criticisms of these model nuns,
feeling how much better it is to receive
their wrath than be afflicted with their dis
ease. HENRY CLAY DEAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

Times OF opening and Closing mails In the Davenport
Post Once:
EASTERN NAIL, arrives at 6:l6 = n and $50 II
closes at - A n a q $50 Pm
NoRTHkRN MAIL via Dubuque and Northern lows
arrives at 3. SO Pm. c!osesat Is M.
SOUTHERN N NJ, from s.. Louis am Southern Mis-
soCrt, araives at 5 90 P N: closes at 9l5A n.
WEsTEaN AND SOUTHERN Iowa NAIL, arrives .!
$50 81 4; closes At $3.50
ILLINOIS WAY NAIL, arrives 6.45 A Di and ESQ
n; closes at A and 5 PM
RIVER MAIL SOUTH, including river towns above ct.
Louis, the Missouri River, Nebraska ana Kansas,
via Hannibal st. Joseph R, arrives At 10 A
M closes at Pm.
RIVER MAIL, ia clu'Ing river towns from e Claire
oIyons, arrives At 3 a clio ,es 1T $50 NJ.
EoRTHERS MAIL, by lsn'i, up the river, arrives at
NJ sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays; closes at
9P NJ on Mondays Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
BLUE 3nA5s NAIL, arrives at IL n, closes at IL M
Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturaays.
AMITy MAIL, arrives and closes at ~ NJ Tuesdays
and Fridays.
isaaos, NAIL, arrives and closes an II NJ, on
Thursdays.
The office will be open on Sunday during the Sum-
from To 10 A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
The English Cpick eters in New York.

New York. Oct. 3.-The cricket match
between tho eleven Of All England and
twenty two If the United States, commence
ed this NOR ning at Hoboken. the United
Stats players being at the wickets. The
weather was all that could be Wished
The ground was in capital order 1t is es-
tiDated that from $3.50 to 1000 persons
were on the ground at one time during the
dav.
At about o'clock the al England IL
went in, sending Hayward and Carpenter
to the bat. After . long and steady play
Carpenter was caught out by Senio -
Wisdom took his place, and was quickly
disposed Of PAIR succeeded him, and
With Hayward remained 1t the bat when
the stumps were drawn at o'clock.
The United States. players manifested
much nerv ousness during the larger port on
Of the day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
RIVER ITEMS.
Tuesday, Oct. 4.

Tuesday. Oct. 4.
ARRIVED.
Ben CAxpBEIL, Gilbert. Montroee.
FANNY HARRIS. Webb. Galena.
FLORA TEMPLE, Ferris. st. Louis.
HENRY CLAY, Stevenson, st. Louis.
VIXEN, Green, Galena.
ALEXANDRA, Mitchell. Montrose.
FRANK SrEELE, Hatcher, st. Louis.
DEPAhTRD.
BEN CAMPBELL. Gilbert, Aontrose.
FANNY HARR1s, Webb. Montrose.
Flora TEMPLE. Ferris, st Louis.
HENRY CLAY, Stevenson. st. Paul.
VlxEN, Green, St. Louis,
ALEXANDRA, Mitchell. Galsna.
FRANK S1ExLE, Hatcher, st. Paul.
TIE KAYE KAssRL 10 the morning packet
for Montross at Z o'clock.
UP BoAr.-Ths Minnssota Bslls. Capt
Hill. will bs up and leave for st. Paul q
o'clock this morning.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
From New York

NEW YoRK, Oct 1.-The u s. brig Perry
was at Montevido on the 10th inst, all
we'll.
1t has been decided by the Post Master
General that all the foreign mails for As
pinwall, Panama, Central America. DC, are
to be sent ty the Vanderbilt
The steamer Northern Light is to leave
on the 5th inst. from New York.
The matter of the California mails 10 still
unsettled.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
Michigan State Fair.

DETROIT, Oct The Fair of the Michi-
gan State Agricultural Society opened to-
day and continues four days. The first day
is devoted to entries, the second to exami-
nation of cattle, the third to Horses. and
fourth to the awaros and exhibition of pre-
MUM articles.
Gov. Banks, Of Mass., will arrive this
evening, and on Thursday will deliver the
annual address before the Society.
Horace Greeley is also expected to be
present, and deliver an address.
Weather fine. Entries and attendance
large.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

New YoRk, Oct. 3.-The evening pspera
put the loss by the burning of Speyen's
brewery a. $500. 900; insurance only $llO.-
900. all in city Offices. The building stood
500 feet front by $50 feet deep. With the
cellar SO feet high. Arrangements had
just been completed for manufacturing 500
barrels Of beer daily. The walls were 2
l-2 feet thick. An immense quantity Of
barley was in the building, and is st,ll
burnisg. spsysn il commencing 70 rebuild
Immediately.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

"A REPORT was current in town yes
terday afternoon, that . man had been
killed at the brewery in the lower end Of
the city, but upon inquiry We understood
that the report gained rumor from an acci
dent to . man at the new Malt house on
Fourth and Scott streets. One of the hod.
carriers had fallen from low ecaffoldlng,
and struck his breast against plank. frac-
turing his ribs and otherwise injuring him
ntArnAllY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

PERsoNAL.-We regret to notice
the departure from our city of our respects
BILE fellow citizen Robt. Lowry, Esq He
has moved with his family to Lyons, where
he has made extensive arrangements to p
ply that community with his excellent Hen.
ry County Coal. Bob is an awful Black
Republican in politics-but he is every inch
q white man notwithstanding. We bespeak
a hearty welcome and an abundance Of
warm friends in his new place of residence
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

FLAXsEED. - We understand that
some of our farmers are turning their at
tention to the cultivation Of this eeed on a
small scale. They find a ready market for
it in St. Louis at a good paying price. We
noticed several small shipments made lately,
aud hope to see the trade in this article in-
craasa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
New Y 0Pk Mapkes,
(DY fELEORAPH.J
NRw YORu 0ct- 4.

lDY fELEORAPH.J
NBW YORK. Oct. (. 1883.
FLouR-Dul l, heavy. and 5@1Oc lower; 4 60@
I 65 for super state; 4 65Gl4 rs extra state; 30
"a IS super western; 4 70@a 95 common to medi-
um extra western; 25N5 IS for infe' Tor TO good
shipping brands ex'rx Found hoop Ohio.
RYE BLOyR-0 1894 IS
WHEAr-Dull and lower: choice Nil Club Oh ;
handsome white ~essern 81.
RYB-Qsiet; e1MS2c.
BABLEv-Tnchsnged and dull.
CoaS-Firmer ~ quiet 95c mix western.
OATS -1@2c lower.
PORK-Dnll; sa,es 100 bbls at Is sO016 IS for
mss'; 10 so Tor prime
DEEr-, ul.
BAoox-Qs,et.
Cur HESTs-Dull
LARD-Firm, sales 100 bhls at 1ONMllNc.
FUrTER-Firm at 1876 Ohio; l742O state.
CHEnE-Flvm at 6K@0k.
A0Bgs-Unchangei.
WHIavv--Dul 96Aq6x.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
P,xr p,crreEs.-The artistic excel

Frss PIcrugEs.-The artistic excel
lence Of Morse d Egbert's pictures has be-
come proverbiaL We stepped into their
gallery yesterday and found them engaged
in finishing number Of excellent smbro>
types for some ofour citizens They gene
rally have their hands full, and are enjoy
ing dessrvsdiy lucrative custom. We
noticed number Of farmers and their fam
lilies, visiting their establishment lately
Now ia q good time to have your picture
taken, and we heartily Recommend eli who
appreciate true pictures 70 call on Morse 4
Egbert.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

DEMocRArIc JUBILEE.-There was .
glorious Dsmocratic gathering at Buffalo
last evening. st which there was some good
talking done by Lfndley and Dow and
other Democratic speakers. A more full
report will appear tomorrow. Buffalo is
aroused, and we'll the Democracy down that
way will roll up . rouaing majority at the
coming election.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
Georgia Election.

AUGUSTA. Ca, Oct. The returns from
the election held in this State yesterday,
are thus far very meagre and unreliable.
George Brown is reelected by . heavy
majority in the 7th and 9Th Congressional
Districts.
The returns SO far indicate the election of
the Democratic candidates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

PREPARING FOR WINTER.-Our stove
merchants are putting in heavy stocks Of
stoves of all varieties, for the coming winter
campaign. Messrs. Hills 4 Washburn and
Smith & Remington are taking the lead in
this branch Of business We wish them a
golden harvest. Their goods are hard to
haot
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

A GOOD RIDDANcE.-We noticed on
the levee yesterday, the traps and house
furniture of we'll known Cysrian vho -
made Davenport her hons for the hse Isr
or more. destined stisSt 70 'lesss ehst( (sn-
try for the country's good" The plunder
was marked, Joliet. Illinois. We sympa-
thize with the citizens Of. that quiet town,
but hope that notwithstanding this affliction
they may be Jolly yet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
~ The CITY fathers meet in cou,

~ The city fathers meet in coun-
Gil to-day. The eyes of the public are
turned upon them with great deal Of anx-
iety. The people are anxious to know
what that body will do with the gas mat
ter The people want gas; will they get
it? or shall the city remain in outer dark
ness during the rainy and muddy season
We pause here for reply.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

PERsoNAL.-Wc are glad to notice
the familiar countenance Of John Johns, Esq,
upon the street once more after n long and
tedious confinement to a sick room We
trust our cotemporary will lot meet simi'
lar misfortune for hundred years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

CHANGE.-The steamer Denmark
with its discordant calliope has left the
Mississippi river in disgust, and is uow run
ming on the Ohio, where no doubt the un
musical efforts of the steam organ will be
more appreciated. We cannot but re>
member such things were"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

BosroN, Oct 4.-The bark Hazard which
arrived at this port to day from the coast
Of Africa reports having been fired into on
the coast by the British war steamer Pluto.
The U. s. sloap-of.war Vincennes was at
Loaudo on Aug. 18th, all well.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

H The bridge report furnished us
weekly by Mr. Reed, has been among the
missing for three weeks past through an in
sdvertant mistake in putting it in the Der
DemoIrd box at the Post Office instead OF
the State DEMOCRAT box. Hereafter the er
ror will be guarded against and the bridge
report will appear regularly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
TAYLOR & KALLORD.

MO WEST SECOND STRuRT, OLE CLAIRE
~ Row Davenport, Iowa, wholesale ana re- al
dealers II Drugs, Medicines Chemicsis, fai".s' o,ls
window Glass Fancy Articles, Per.umery, 4'ners
- ~. !, "a vau &C. 81 Mch9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

Rso1oosos AaAounsaln AoA 111s 8A1leok
Haeos
TAoY. Oct 2.-Profsssee 1Anountain, the
orouaut, and hls fsllow veysgss. Ae. Fad.
dock. are ssfs. 4 Dispatch vas received
thls svsniae ftvn Pstessees kaHesotaia.
oatsl OslAvA. q. W., OsA q. % Sollewst
ksst all lasas1 900 nIlss ssstA q
WstAstsOs. IL )hs Ossa1A vil1ssneA VI
80 ~ NJ Aillsll NJ .sse tssesAl
Hsa ~ = ssM1lII|Hldas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05

N- The Iowa INSTRUCTOR, pub
lished by the Iowa State Teachers Associa-
tion, under the control of the executive
committee, c. c. Nest'erode, James r. Doig,
NJ. b. Beals, s. H. Weller and James II.
Sanders
Vol /, No. l, of this useful periodical
comes to US from the publishing house o.
Luse, Lane 4 Co., in . very neat octave
fuxm, containing forty pages Of interesting
reading matter on educational and school
matters, ,interspersed with few excellent po-
etical pieces, one from the pen of Mics Mary
F. Mead, entitled Restoration of Holland. .
Thirteen pages is taken up with an account
of the proceedings of the meeting Of the
Iowa State Teachers Association at Wash
ington, held in August last.
This pamphlet is destined to be of great
use and assistance to bo.h teacher and
scholar. Mr.. c. G. Nestlerode OF Upton,
promises series of articles to commence
with the next number, ON the Theory and
Practice Of Teaching.
DR.. G. c. Parry Of this city promises to
commence with No. 2, . series Of Scientific
articles Of great and universal interest. 1t
is but necessary TO mention the name Of Dr.
Parry to his many friends and acquaint.
ances in Davenport, to insure his article On
attentive reading.
We shalt be pleased to notice each vol
ume of "The Instructor" - it 10 laid on
our table. The terms of the work are only
one dollar . year. payable in advance.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

CoULDN'T GO TuRoUGH.-The strong
wind that prevailed yesterday afternoon
prevented boats going through the bridge.
We noticed two or three tied up at the
leyee in conseCuence