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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
ID II. = W EFT =
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT!
Great External Remedy

N4SAt LAtN4Aa4 htWtl-
r, Ri.s-rrf-. Ger. Nar1l.r. Lsrtss5,
ShT ~ t4f J.sf', NiFaiss, Hra.srT. Co,
80 Ha.sfs. Fil.,. HsHfr-t,. cd "a!
ktfssr'ir r7F Nlrlr.s D..r'rf.
EoB no o. sb.ra O. b. a. ,p.,I, aaI rsrilH
IL rem-'y, aai urssr aI.. Thr. Uu.m.at i,
prepared fla .i- recipe ai pr. Strpbsl Sect
q Cou1vCf.rui, che aa.as lrae-.stt.I. AMI ..s
bees ussi tn be- prariICF aHre tlss tvsufv
ycars sith che u,l.t astonishing snrrrss.
A. au ailryiaior OF Pain, it b. aluys'.s..
b. sny rrrpIrIItsn before che pebble, at ~hrfh
the u''s' -ssptieai nay D. cruvarei hy .i1gi
tisl.
The l,aimrat si' cure uriII, saI uIir,l,.
Rheumatic Disorders &c rssr, ktlF. aBf ia
thousands ui Ctsrs shefr Or has been u-r.i Do has
sever b-ea k1aan o. ili.
For Neuralgia it wtli aT.fI Immediate rr.
ie ga rv-ry ctse. however ji.trr-sir..
u sill relieve che wHIft cIsrs af Headache
ia three r .1rf-s at BE- warranted o. oil, De-
Toothnchr a., uiil BE- cufe ipsflBti,.
fOT Nervous debility tad grl-,al l,..it5.s
srising f-uln tup-'irlr- ur excess. this Hl.HI.lt
!. must happy aai uHisibpg rruri,. Art,a.
directly u1au the nrrvuts tiss1ss % .tfsngther.
sad t,siy,irs the system all restores q 90 rb.-
ticiiv anl s.Ir
f"t fues-is an external rrm,.ly. 80 chiH
that q B. che trst k1ssH, aBI Wc ehaIi.n-r che
~osd a. pioifre aH VtHal. Every strtim sIfhi.
d,.tressing cauplsI~' sba1.d siyr ttatrirf Coca
~ili unt iaii o. Ascot ,snaae,Itsfr tssrf AMI ina
Dt1rity oi eases eiii sf.cts rt.lrsfsa.r.
QuinsY ani >oTe throat are ..a.-t,rss -.
treuri, mail sutnt aai dsageflus, I.,t a. tir,.l,
application - ts.s i,niment stu ary.t L,tIt, r.c
>pTains ace sonftiglrs y~r, alr.ua.te. All
snargeaaent 81 las i,iats - ih.s 90 orc.r II n..
elected. The worst ease nity D. cuuqn-rri b.,
this huimsnt bee taa &c thrve tsys.
Btui--s. Crts, >o.rs, Jirr. I'1fns aHl sr,lis
weld fsti.. fo th- sorieffl' LrsiHg prufsrflss
Of Do. SWEETS tNrALLtRlE IINluENr
-hea u.-l ac-lrhug o. diI,r,,1r- A..s, Ja,l-
btains, Frosted cet 1oi ia.r,t hoes a,l .tugs.
EvcrI Horse owner
shord hlv. thIs rr.H...s 81 h.sI. &c 30. t..nsi,
us- at he SGT aplrt.lr- al .a-aess IL i.i sf-r.
tea, Pfcy~af ths-e isrliilsi .s..4ses. O. - hich
81 haSsss sre hthls. 81 uhirh 81, ii-ft sol. sa,
oihrfsi-- vair'hls harrss neari, .ortl.a-s
oger Scr Aunrs vu'rutarv f.stin. .. ,I. Oh. th.
sonhs'ial curative prupeFties oi th,. buirieui
have b-sa received wiihia The h.ttsa,r.r., anJ
nans OF 'aea ifon pefssns 10 the highsst wak,
"a iifs.
RICHARDSON 4 Co.
Sob frupf'etars. N-ru,rh. Coma.
fot sac by II. II. HAY, Gesrrsl A eat. Pc.
hsa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
LIST or PRICES

Al are NARRATED ~ cue, lot u ~ill rrqairs
.,srs 1T Nus and J. than of No. !.
CAUTION. 10 pfrtsnt imposition, pr NJ.
~iI .end pee. ~, snslss,ng 90. st,np a. shove,
q panphl ou DISEASES OF WOMEN, anil
90 ry,yli- nnd chfonic msladies gensf,lyi sl.s
Cifculars g,viag iull iniaunitian, With the most
s.aas'isi ','sr's,a al i''h~sHiah, wi,hpui
whi,h, un advertising physicias, or melirin' ~
th,. kild !, deserving OF asy conhisare vhaiev.
~. uui.f. 10, nail promptly aiiss.lsd o.. Wr,te
,auf aiif,.. pla,nly. sod direct % Do. Mattison,
80 above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
New York and Portland

81 MI w EEhLI LIME
rI'IlE G,st class steamship, CHESAPEAKE
Capt. SIBSEN CRowELL, rArAPsCO, L.
n. LsFITLp, will heraiier iorma Ssmi'Weskh
Line between the port. Of New York and PoH.
land. lsa'iag each port every "wednesday aud
saturday, at 3P. VI.
Passage $500. including fare aud state rooms.
The great despatch given Ia freight by this line,
m,kes IL The most desr,lile ff.ighI communication
Ieiween NsW lofk and he East. Noeommission
charged at the end fpr forwarding.
Dayage IN New lork between connecting lines
liy coaiTsct az lowest rates.
Appl, O. and address,
EMERY 4 FOX, Portland.
IN. CROMWELL 4 60. New York.
Portland, Oct. 20. 1859. 30
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

which !. the most compact snd beautiful sewing
Machine ever constructed. II j. ornamenied ia
the highest si,e of the AIT. aud all Who IL are
lishled with IL. II make. the improved inter-
locked stitch and '. capable ofdoing greater va.
rieiy Of wofk ia better style than any o,hsr Sew
Jog Machine ever offered iorismily purposes.
II is not subject ioihe objection Of using twice
too much thread, and making rs,eling seam. like
the Grover & Baker; nor y Il oouhncd IN iIs op.
Grafton 20 a lev thin 6btir.. liable Ia get cot u
order aud unGued IT, zee dan thread Ike the
Wheeler 4 Wilsoa NaehiRe; bot - amply .uhi.
cisni TO perform III kials Of ilmily sewing.
Price OF Family Machines With iron table com.
plsle for use SlOO. Tn. larger standard MACHINES
ION si25 TO $500. Send for I. VI. Singer K
Co.. Gazette, n beautiful pictorial paper, devoted
10 Sewing Machines, and containing list ofptiess
add all other irio',naiian on the subject. IL will
be forwarded grali..
!. ~. SINGER 4 CO.,
ass Broadway, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
I.t-'r on
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HoMEo.
PkTHlC REMEDIES

q. rr-.efsnH, ray-s-rr-i'
Cures Pever. CsHfs.''.n. a. lnf'lH.s
rss. ii-tt Pt'H. HHsi..ssl.-ss go. -
g-Curcs Worm Fovor, W'rw '.''' '.''
,.' 80. s!,i,c f..,l.-,. cI.sr. ,,., va.
s,iss... s. Gfas,h. arsi Tsst.sHr-' -
t-Carcs Diarrhea. - Chirrn - Aie's
tlaisfa iuf,itliri. sol ~ialglFf ~ .,..'s -
Cures ny.entery OF bloody FluH,
a f,,,rc. cholera. CIlisfs M.fhls NalsFA.
81 vs.sIiasf' Asisusif nfsafiiuf y
T-C,.re. Coughs. C.ils. liHavrn.s', Bro.
rtl'fis iaHn-nfs, 81 80 ~
s-Cnres Too,hache, Isessf,s, N'f''-' Of.
81. N~rsiTIa sni r. p1iafsi' y
0-Cure, Hssdachcs, 80 h,'l''''' d,
io-cures Dy-pcp,ia, Hr't. 49, "a
Tsrss,i stomach, canf'naian, L'T Of,
t-f,nr,. supprcssel Menscs. 1r ~a-''f
~ DFiayinF Gr-~u srknrss ...... .... %
ia-cures Leucorrhet or Whites, hehrns
D1un, 80 Pfafise N~ns~s ....... .
iS-Cures Croup, h''r,r nRlI '''''' D.
tl-CStr.. Salt Itheum. Crus'v lrilttn',
YrtlFr.iss z-ail ftf.f. uafhrra lich..... ~
is-Cures Rheumatism, P,in i.'msos'' % 81.
-.,fsasss fr 90 e. 80, rN.tt 80, ~ ia.H'. -
is-cures Power and Arue, l1.f'"..i,n' q,
Tsssr. I'umb Ag-s, Oh ln'f''a'' Ns-'' -
iI-Cures pilos. inirrnai ~ TtisrHAi, u.pi ~
trasIIHs Rect 10 Ohsfirsts =
is-Curas OD'halmv. wsst ~ irfamsf
Ffes 20 TtsH H. Fs".gr ~ Wrak sFtt ~
ts-Cures CatNrrh. A.I's nj r'ranIf. nrv ri
THzi1g CO. i1 us ii-,i iaflsufa -
ss-Cur-s 'Vhooniug Cough, ''.T.f.nf
sHi paii ,.ilf u. or srsf-ari.r cTlfh -
2i-Cures Asthma. OIrresss'i. nf..t
la'ar-i nreai.llf. C1lsh ani i'fe''a-
fafIHu. ..... .......... ..... .... RI
s7-curcs Isr Discharges. NHl.s Or us
ti-,t irra'fei il-Afinr F,farfs ...... n
gl-Cures Srrohila, f1iargHi Gh1is tri
Tansis sssl'ngs. srI OF t'rs-s. .... .... ~
2g-Curot General Debility, Physical ~
N-rrols wsakn~ss ........... ....... ~
gs-Cures Dronsv, Tfii ArHlrH'af'Hrs.
nifnH SEEDLINGS 9Th -rsufY serratilHs n
ss-Cures Sea-sickncss, Pr1sirst.ln, Yer
UFe. Nsussa, N1Tuiflng ....... ...... ~
FIGURES Urinary Diseases Gravel, Rsuh
CAirlH. DiHrui ~ painfli rrraiIH1.... p
2s-Cures seminal Emissions. iHv.uniary
D.s.hsrr-s sni Consequent Praatfairn
arst Dsh'Iiv .............. ......... -
s9-Cures Sore Mouth, ~ St0macace.
Cantsss-i Meath = Aia'is ~ Ci.lirsn. -
SECURES Urinary incontinence, W-iiIrs
- HI 80 ireyusui pain'ai, ~ sfsil.rr
TfinafiHn ........ ........ ..... q
gi-Cures Painful Menses. rre.slrs CrsHp
~ spssus, ~ ~ uu1si 90 liei.ls aui
irrifaiinu prfffis ... ..... -
s2-Cures sufierings AZ Change 81 LifeI
lrr~ri'ar'i.s.. TIshss n Heat, Pa'Ilisi."us
AMI sfsu Disease n ths Heart .. ...... 100
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
NlUSICt
Mapes' Sup. Phos. Lime.

TINS ,all .hir ,n,psre q. i,r .,is at the fifm d
| tb Itll.rubst, at ihe Ng~ Nurk pfEe
fl.lsl,asI change aided. uhish d. = psr tsg
DAKtJS fOkBES.
~.a,h r,ris. Apul ?, IsoC. 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
. PERSONS OUr uF EurLoYMENT
AGENTS WANTED.

n srsy Cossiy y a. Usisi Siaia.
rINp sagse be- The .,le Of .ome 81 The hest aad
u,s.t slss .nt., ,lla trstsi Wo'As publi,hed.
Our pullctliul. are OF the met Interesting
chanrt-r. adapted ta The wants II the Farmer,
Nsslsaic cot NrIchant; thsN are puhlished ~
ihe bet .b.s aad b'uli IN the mast substantial
manner, su., are wosih, place IN the Librsy oi
vsstN hoHsshold ,n che hid.
- !" unn q enterprise and Industrious h'i'-
'i, ih'' bu'iue.. uarrs an oppa'ira'iy zoe pSuht
ALB eiupluy msut srl,tssu - ~ ulst With.
frrsHns trsiuaI 10 act 80 agents s,l revive
promptly by uilu 1911 particulars, o.. tns, Sc, hy
sldrr-.,ag LEARi GETZ \ 60. Pahs.,
p No. pa North "a ST.. Pink l.lpha.
IAUTlUN. Where's ny vile. Nsotai d Lib
Y try has lsd ny bed asl bard. wiihoat .ay
csu.s oa as part; I bereby css'ioa al psr.oa.
frO.a h,,horing 90 trusting her oa my aeoosut a.
shall pay 20 debts Of bee contracting alier the
as's. HIRAM LIBBEl.
So. ssr'-l bcr ? = -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
Farm for Sale.

1 ~ our ui.hias tn DO, n gpud Farm. 81 IS
y srfe- ct hat, Sc NINE HUNDRED
.I4r.. srl, a.. veil to call ou the .uli.crhst.
10. N. UOBRS.
Na,~a,. ,pr,i ~. is6O ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
The Great Indian Remedy
pen FEMALES.
DR.. Matti,on's Indian Emmenagogue.

Thi. rslehntrd Tsaaie " d,cias.
pa..ss.ing ,iftu-. unAnosa 81 any
ih,ng rl.s IT the kind. aad proving
,feciuil alief al other. have failed,
u pfrrafsd iron ~ lH'i'sn PLAT
u.rd b, the natives sc the lame
puuss-s ffum tins ,na'sm"''al, sud
nov be the 6r,t tine odstsd 10 The
public. IL D. de.igpsj lof both
,ss,,isi tsdn.fl, lsai''. and .. the
,efN l~.t ihiag kaowa Zoe the puf-
pose. a. IL vii hfing 90 The noath-
!, .ickn..s ~ oass. ~ abstraction,
after all oihsrismrd,es Of The kind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
BRANCH oTFiersIs

Boston Albany baltimore ~ Loais.
Providence Glo,ers,ille Cincisnsti n Orleans,
n. Haven Rochester Chicago Mobile
S--.N Philadelphia Nashville Paris, fnnee
G'.rr-'", Sc5'iard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
SAPONIFIER,

THE CHEAPEST o1i MIST article o. D.
C,l,i t,f ln.kug ilsrl ur "a soap, aad
C--a,as Pailt. Ju.t received aai 90 sairtN
HAMMOND 4 MOODMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
TUE
RUSSIA SALVE
VEGETABLE OINTMENT
ro'lop.Jaa 2. is6o.


Hr,sil s,tvr crHzs BuHN'.
RUSSIA sALvE Cyurs cANCEu.
Hrs.tA sAtyE Cruu soar Ern.
russia sALyE CrHrs frcH
hrssA SAVE CruH TEtoNs,
russia sALvu CyHrs sC,tn MAN.
hrs.i, sALvE ctHE MITE RASH.
hrsstA sAtvb Cruu Cvrs.
Russia sAtyT Crurs C1uNs.
HrssIA sAtvr Cynrs scAtus.
HrsstA sAtvU crEus sAtt nHErs.
HrsstA sALyE CrNrs souEs,
russia sAtvH CrErs TtEN uirrs
russia sAtvH CrrrN wufttowa.
HCssiA sAtvn crHr. rtcEm.
ErssI, sNLVE CvHu Warts.
HrssiA stvu cvEu soRK SirrtEs.
russia sAtyu CrHTs srtrs.
AvssiA SAVE CrHn Ttstrp.
russia sAtvu CrhTs uNuWuhN.
GvssiA SAVE crHE, scrRvr.
Hvssi, SAW crHrs 1rNioN.
Hv.siA s,tvH cvErs sonS Hrs
NrsstA sAtyH crHTs iN0HowtNo SAItA
Nrs.iA snLvu cvHr. sFipER stiNo..
RUSSIA sALvE cunTs sHtNotEs.
RUSSIA sALvH evans EKrFttONs
Hrssil sALvH cuREs Nosqutro hrr>.
hrssiA sALvu CuHIs CHttHiAiNs.
nrssiA sAtyE cvHIs FHotEN Inns.
hUssiA sALvE CvHrs WIS.
RUSSIA sAtvE CrHr, SORE INhs.
russia sAtvE cUEEs hoits.
Hrssf, sItvH cvHrs TfTsu vouSus.
RUSSIA sAtvN crErs PINS.
hrsst, sAtvH cUHE. nHrfsEs.
ErssiA sIivE cuHrs cuAFFEp uASps-
MussiI sALvE cuEIs sFR,ISs.
Russia sALvE CvEts swILtEn NosE
Russia slIyE CruEs EnNstFTL,s
RUSSIA sALyE cyuLs LANE WHIST.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR,

.. oaly a f,r average the actual profit from the
u.e ut each oue 81 these machines. aud ior confirm
s,ioa Of ths truth We refer o. any Of the ,hon-
,,nd. of persons who usr them. They are adspa.
Ell 10 rveN soft Of work hne of roatse, upon sik
cotton. linen aud Woolen fabrics, alec light aai
heavy leather They never fail to give sati'iae-
iign.
To meet the growing demaai ior smaller aud
more ,legsnt machine l'r private and household
purposes, We have just prodnced aud ATE ready To
receive orders ior Singers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

JNsll the leadins brinchs. ofmanuficturiag in.
da.iry, the greai practical super Hily oi sing
e.. Sewing Maeh,nes - a iacte'iabli.hed beyond
dispute. M tailnr, shoe manufacturer, clo,h'er.
seam.ifcs.. dfe.s. maker, ssidler, ciriiagr.li,m
met. hat u,,aula eturer, sc, eau ahJrd to do
.tthout them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-10-26

H,rrila
SUGAR COATED
PILLS
The Chil,.fsn cty iof
then :
The remarkable
Amrfissn fsmc,i, F..
osr,ing The s",ll
l., stutm. O,st hs'
milliuns niboNrs afr
coll annually. Cum.
possd sutttrlN 81
lio~sr., Roots.ii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31


Insnnc Asylum. :. mother Appropriations.
~ 10 mSRsgsSs t to State Treasury
Dave conc ded to &ke it bleed to the
Ftunr oe*&, 600, Flch sum is to be ex-
pcnA Sd upen II famous Insane Asylum
building. This swclIs the amount ap-
propristed for that purpose TO some
thing like Three Hundred and Thirty
Thousand Dollars, though in the out
set but fifty thousand dollars were asked
tor to complete that structure, and
though the Opposition stump speakers
Of last Fall declared on every stump
that only $4,000 would be required to
complete it.
And this appropriation is made when
the State is bankrupt; when she has
already exceeded her constitutional limit
Of Indebtedness, and while the people
are groaning under burdensome taxa
tion-under load which they cannot
even now support-under taxes which
they cannot pay yet in the face and
lips OF this-:n direct opposition to the
desires OF the people, this appropriation
is voted by our Black Republican Legis-
latule. When will this oppression OF
the people cease When will tax payers
refuse to put such men in office: The
people were told by these same Rcpub-
lican Senator's and Representatives that
only a small sum-ony $4,000 was
needed to finish that building, and yet
they 20 into the Legislature of the State
and vote S75 900. Are such men to be
trusted? The tax payers OF Iowa can
barely raise money enough to keep the
wheels of government in motion-they
are with the greatest difficulty able to
raise a sufficient amount for this, and yet
this additional $4,000 is hcapcd upon
them. There was no necessity for ap-
propriating one-fitth part Of the amoant
at the present time to complete suffi
cient portion of the building to hold all
the insane of Iowa, or to provide other
quarters for their accommodation.
But notwithstanding this the deed is
done-thc appropriation is voted, and
the people must stand it. Spectators
will have another fat time, and the hard
working people must continue to groan
under the burdens imposed upon them
by the mcrciless Representatives.
How long, we ask again, will the
people of Iowa keep the niger SO near
their eyes that they cannot see their own
impending RUM
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31
GENxmAL NEWS ITEMS.

-rseeh tress are in bleom issosihern Hi
The booll in the librssy e the Bridal
NJ bum ocsby twelve aales shelf
-Fhs K@x. T. s(kr King viifsail for Cali
fornis on the 5th Of April. to take charge Of
the Unitarian Chsrsh 10 San Francisco.
w. u. Corcoran, E.q, has bsen appoint
ed. asd cen6rmsd. Post Mastef d ST Paul,
MINI in the place of Charles $, Cave, Esq,
whose term Of Office has expired.
-Amoag the e,s20 cities, Villages. DC. set
do~nin the United States eentas. We have on
ly $3.50 different names
-Sssvsrsss seuous marble building. On
Broadway. New York, is valued 1t t4OO. 900.
and the tax ON il last year amounted TO
s7.l6S.64.
Governor Downis has transmitted to the
Legislature Of California. petition signed by
several thousand citizens Of the interior. pray
ing that tho crime of highway robbery msy
hereafter be pu nishsd by the death penalty.
An unfortunate person named Levi Oliver
was recently arrested 10 Cincinnati for Offering
gross insults 10 ladies on the streets The on
IL excuse for his conduct was. that he had On
utter adherence Of al womankind.
In several counties in Virginia the forest
trees are dying without any apparent cause.
This extraordinary blight is the common topic
among the citizens Of the counties where 1t
prevails.
Jacob Gillian, an old man past seventy
years Of age, committed suicide 1T Cincinnati,
last Saturday night. by throwing himself into
the river. Distress Of mind. brought on by
pecuniary difficulties, drove him 10 the IN
mission Of the act.
Revival news comes from Oregon, where
the congregations are large and the religious
spirit active.
The Philadelphia Ledge, states that the
arrangements 70. lighting the Girard House
with Water Gas are nearly completed, and
that in few weeks the economy Of this kind
of gas will be made manifest by . practical
test.
-Glass Theoretically sealed cofiins-Csn-
mons patsnt-the first made Of that material
in the world, we're successfully made 1t the
glass works Monday.
--Gardner and Lynch, the two Milwaukee
officials have each been committed to jail in
default of $1,000 bail, on eight different
charges Of forgery and embezzlemsnt Ct city
orders.
The two branches Of the city government
Of New Orlesns have requested the Mayor to
invite Hon. Edward Everett to be present at
the erection Of the Clay statue in that city on
the 18th Of April next.
An Englishman writing from the Fraser
River gold mines, says: MY hopinion 10. the
mining sesson is too bloody short-the blasted
winter il too long--and in summer the river 10
too Ugh. ye know. and what can q man hex
pect to do ere any'ow.
"A family. consisting. Of husband. wife sis
ter-in-law and daughter. were arrested day
or two ago, in Louisville, Ky, who had been
making q good thing out OF the insurance
companies Their plan was to rent house.
stock il with hired furniture, on which they
would get insurance, and then burn down the
house, having previously run off the furniture
This game they have played in several cities.
but we're caught at it in Louisville. The game
is now blocked for time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31

AD'ouRNMESr.-The Des Moines
Heg'sfer' speaking Of the adjournment
OF the Legislature, says, 'it will be diff
cult to retain members from the rurs
districts longer than this week. It is
now believed that an adjournment will
take place on Monday next,"-April
I'd. Several members have already oh.
taiued leave of absence. The FARMING
portion Of the Legislature think their
farms are Of more Importance than their
presence at the Capital. taH
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31

6>HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX1S-
j. ting under the namc Of Brown / Armstrong
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent. Either
Is Authorised 10 settle the accounts of the hrm
James Armstrong will continue tho practice Of
Law, In the Ohicc heretofore occupied by Brown
q Armstrong, in Nichols Block,
3. r. BROWN,
JANES ARMSTRONG.
March l, 1850. lmar3-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31
EDUCATIONAL.
a q "A ID u M y
-OrTHE-
IN EACULATE CONCEPTION.
--FOR--
YOUNG LADIT4.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Conducted by tho Sisters Of Charity
OF THE
Blessed Virgin.

THIS INSTITUTION IS MOST BEAUTIFUL
I ly situated, about one mile from Davenport,
and commands view Of scenery unsurpassed for
richness and variety.
unceasng care and vigilance will be exercised
topromote the moral and intellectual improve
ment Of the pupils, and in sickness the necessities
Of the sufferer will be administered to with the
fondness Of parent.
The course OF education comprises Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar.
Eiocution, Geography ancient and modern, His
tory sacred and pioiane,) Algebra, Book X cop
ing Astronomy, with the OF the Globes, Ny
thology. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
ply, PHYSIOLOGY, Botany, the French and German
Languages, Music on tho Piano, Guitar. de-, Draw
ing in Crayon, Monoch romatic and Polychromotic !;
also Gr.cian and Oriental Painting, and practical
instruction in Needle work, both plain and Orna-
mental.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31
ALBION MILLS.

TIAvING LEASED TIE ALBION MILLS,
IL shall put them in immediate operation.
am now prepared to pay tho highest price for
Wheat.
Tho public can depend upon our keeping con-
slant supply Of the best Flour, Bolted Corn Meal,
Bran and Shorts, Graham Flour, &C., always on
hand.
As We intend to pay particular attention to the
retail trade Of the nll, families and bakers win
find 1t to their advantage 10 give ~ their pat
ronage.
We shall keep . team 70 deliver FREQ of charge.
ELISHA g. BURROWS.
narl6-d2m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31

If the republican party is faulty come
in aud help make it better-N Y. Zri-
buRe.
His Satanic Highness might hold out
the same Inducements to settle on bic
prcmises-''if it is too hot, como 10 and
cool it." @ 81
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31
ST ATE ITEMS.

A saloon keeper at Washington was
fined $50 and sent to Jail few days
since for selling liquor contrary to law.
The Washingtonians are disposed to
have the liquor law enforced.
The Democrat calls upon the citizens
Of Marengo to turn out en- masse with
teams, spades, hoes and shovels to re-
plant the public square with trees. Good
idea.
II. N. Moore, late editor OF the Fair
field Jefersonia's, pronounces his vale
dictory in the last issue Of that sheet.
Mr.. M. is an able editor, and we are very
sorry to learn that he leaves the corps.
The Jefersonian will continue to -four
ish under the direction of X. NJ. Hanna.
The Marengo Visitor says that horse
thieves are at work about that precinct
The Marengo papers are paying a
good deal of attention to the temper
ance question in that town. 1t is we'll.
There are hundreds of thousands of
bushels of produce waiting for shipment
down the Desmoines river. The water
is so low at present that no boats can
navigate it.
The burlington HaUkeye says that
Mr.. Simpson of that place has invented
craft for fishing, &C., made entirly of
TIN. The boat-ifi it may be called such
is composed of round air-tight tube,
six inches in diameter and about twelve
feet in length, and two smaller tubes,
each tour inches in diameter and about
nine feet long, all made of tin and shaped
like cigar. These are joined together
by iron bands, with the larger tube in
the centre and the other two placed
one on each side at distance Of six
inches from the main tube. This forms
the boat, aud raised seat is fastened to
, the bolts with which to fasteu the oars
. With this contriv ance our friend SET
out upon the rough waters of the Miss
' issippi, and succeeded in reaching tho
5 middle Of the river without accident, but
= rough sea" prevailing and not yc
g fully understanding how to navigate hi
e craft, boat, captain and all turned topsy
\ turvy, to the edification of the multi
t tude Of spectators on the bank. Simp
Q son soon arose however, and scramblins
: upon the up-turned bottom of his boat
j, he succeeded in reaching the shore will
S no other injury save his thorough duck
= ing.
DANGEROUS PLAYTHING.-Mrs. Sam
uel Stewart, of Knoxville, Iowa, a few
days since, in order to amuse her littl
boy, about three years old, took up an
was showing him an Aliens revolve
pistol, which had not been used for
long time and was supposed not to b
loaded. BY accident it was discharged
the ball struck the child in the centre {
the forehead, penetrated to the back {
the head and glanced downwards. TIL
Standard, published the day after tn
r accident, says that the physicians wer
unable to extract the ball, and yet tbs
the child retained his senses.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-03-31

THREE hundred women of the town Of
Ayiesbnry, England, have forwarded q
petition to the House Of Lords, against
the iegal.zation of marriage with q de-
ceased w'fes sister, OH the ground that
such marriages are calculated to DESTROY
the freedom of family intercourse. On
the other hand, four hundred and TWEEN.
ty-eight have signed petition in favor
of the measure.