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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-wnSREAS. ON faI
> 5th day d Novs0bss, 4. D. 1890. Ephn1a
nance and Elisabeth, bic wife, and fAonas =.
buncs, sod Albins, he wife, executed unto Aae.
tin Corbin, - Trustee. . certain Deed ef TINT
conveying 70 ssid Trustee, the Issd IN Cjintoo
coanty, low, dssesibed % follows, tot he
9oath half Of the Moth East suastsr Of Sceeos
No. thirtysf 20 )ln 1Swssklp Ne eiahey-eee. fSl.7
Merit q Range No. sss, ~ Esss IL 10 ssl i.
=. WAieh said soevsyssce We NO - ~
ssid Iphrsio and 1heGas Dsas1 v1vee. r. ~
psrposs q secuiing tie payment q - eertais
Psonissosy note and ~ isteesse theeeos. 49,
b ssd Eparain ed Thouass doaeA de 40, ~
q Novsabss, 1. b. 1Ss0. ~ p.vahls n - 49,
eAss dsss, 70 the oder 4 WiIiisa P. VIcsis,.
fee the esa a 90 haa1sed 49, thiso9.eevN ~
so-1os dollar, % whSsa nsse 8 se1esss1 49,
~ nov, g nete hasiag Aseeos - -
payable, - said 4pAsain al fAooae hasinS
taaied teE.y ne ss0e, esespe = sesvs naoe1
\ Ausetn Cosbin assseee . aeeeeaaiAs u AeooG6,
give tajs pablis retlee thssby vfstss Il tAe 80
- ~ - u - ves'ed b sd Deed q 4sUoe,
/! Will @ H.tssiay, Itis MI DAY 4 49,.
=. ~ loe1s q the 6eaf u nioe 1doek - ~
tesoasce = aid Day, - he Cssst Hsoee deos.
= sAeUaty g DayeaPest, sGpsee - e11 SW ~,
etpselie ssetios, lsTeash, - paee1 q 1Gnd abeve
dssesSe6, - - a0eA 1Ae6ssf, - aha0 -
peeeaosy = ntj0y ~ ~ Dc - oantd - eoan1
note, VI the tatesoGe tbogoeo . Ne day q nle.
tageebee visA ~ ~ costs - expsnooo 49, ~
I'D aaSes costs q this aeaioo - 4sns0oeS -
Dated Tie 1seday - Nanh. 4. D., lsoA
i nshS1 9fyT q Sfsa 15Saoes6s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-04-10
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CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. In
y the District Court Il said County.
Heavy Miller, Plsiotif. 70. William v. Sehiraeh.
Elias Swiekard, +. Stsinhilbsr. Fsal Wisss, b.
Whittaksr, George Bentley, john Nasthies.
Chnstins Aatthies, J. ~. Stewart, Exeouter Or
Ri Csmphsal. dsesssed john 4. Asteslf,
william u. Darlington, Ira Brown and James
Hall, guardian Of Byron 3. Hall, DsfsndasN.
TO said Defendants:
You and eAsh q yoa are hereby notiasd hat
there 10 now On 6ls in the Oalee II The CLERK Il
the District Court Of said scott eoun-
y, petition u Henry Miller, elaining
of the Defendant William v. Sehisach,
tbs sum Of one thoussnd yooO) dollsrs VITA H.
1855. u the rate Vt ten per cent. per ssnum, q
money due him On esrtein pvomissosy aots, ex
seutsd b aid William V. Schirach, o. the 10eh
day Of September, 1854, and payable Eve veessaf-
tor data. Said petition also pssys for the fore.
closure Of certain mortgage On the following DE-
scrbed ssal sctats. situated In the county Of Scott
and State Of lows, to-wit: Commeoeing eighty
So feet due vest from the north east corner q
block number hfty-fvur (5l.) il The city q Dsv-
snport, as known, dssignatsds described and nuu-
bored on the recorded plat Of the sfoseeaid city Of
Daysnpsst thence running south eighty (eo:
feet; thenee west thirty (Se) feet; theses
to The pIso: q sseiasiag, ssssas.d ); aid WI.
liam v. Schirach On The 18th day Of 6etGAsr. \ D
1854, for TIE parposs Of securing The paynent q
the above described promissory note.
Now unless yen sppsas thereto and defend -
fore noon Of the second day Of the next tern o.
the said District Court, to 30 held at sss city IL
Davenport on the first Monday in February. 4 u
1859, default will b entered against yoa ana
judgment rendered thereon.
Dated December 9th. 1851.
Z. D. CON0DON,
dsc10 Att'y for Pl'a.
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I
TVRUSTEE'S SALE. Where's, a the lst
j day q Fshfuaxy,A. D., 1851 Alexandef Work
and Ptaroes Work, his wife, 0xeeuted unto Gee.
s. q Dow, = Trustee, . certain Deed Of Trust.
conveying 70 said Trustee the land IN Clis ton
county, Iowa, described - fellows, to-wit: The
south half Of the north-wset quarter and the
north half II the sossA-wsst quarter, Of section
No. aisetesn, IN t1UnoAip No. sighty-one (sll
north Of range No four east Of tn 9Th r. NJ ;al-
= -. ..s.;" IA t-ss.. 49,. y. - ~ .sw.S ~
s;.s.-'..~. a .c.,h ~ ,.s.s ~ NJ. TX 80:
.Ss \. -. .a;1 ~ W ~ -. ~
~ .,,.,os. ~ :.cn.;n- 81. "..e - .".,. n.
,.c,,;...rv 100 snd h ;,&s,S.e srA .,sh.ns.
ts.r"o. :y.nss hv .s;d xi.,.,Ss- W. Sst.I .ss
i.e ~, ~ :.hr.:,v 4 n iaci e.1 80 AZ -h;sh
~,.h1. - foiso-" 3. ~ ..~.
ssYs- fss. "a, -. s.~ - a.. aoyi,s..
s.S .;.h sy.hsn.s e M !. -. 90. Jv... -
W;i,;.. WhssIs, ~. ~. ~. - s',,,.
...sh.a - VA iSs:a - T,r"s -h;ss !. ..sa.1.S
= .,;s.s. .o.s,. ic. =. .at. 's Saas ~" -
I.s". "a - .R,oS ssss. Dooi 80 -
- "a I.s.s;h.S -. IT.. IT, s.ss..
a., ~ .s..hIs IA ~. ~; ~ ai..s.S.. Ws.S
w sn1 cS., -. -. ~. .o ~ = Ut
T.s..ss .ss-Psa A. H.. ~. ~ ~ Dv.
AE:s.se - .'1.0s.o, ao ns.sSy S'vs nls Peemc
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ll.isels Central Railroad.
ffQQq &


nN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ "a, trains will lesve from the Grand Central
Depot, foot u Lake and South Water street:
Through Exprsss, [ Al $50 A NJ. arriving 1t
daily, exc, StndaysJ tairo At 4:30 A N.
~ This Train connects for Peoria, Alton, St.
Lonis, Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Aecommodstion) At 400 r n. for Cairo and Way
s,s11 s s. ss s s,,s s., It Cairo 1t
- This Trsin, on Saturdays, will run only 70
Urbana- 1:ains arrive 1t Chisago 1t 1l:05 A N
and $50 PM.
For Tickets and information, apply ct the ONCE
In the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Weed Lawn:
6:OAM Gas AN
6:45 AN GAS AN
1900 N 12.65PM
3NO PN 8A5PN
eNOPA 6:50PA
W.R ARTHUR, GenI Sup't.
W.P. JOHNSON, Gen Passenger Ag't. nos0u
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Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway
1869. =. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1882


Rockford. Beloit, Freeport, Gslena, Dunleitb,
Ja- esviiIs. Madison, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chien,
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lao, Oshkosh, Waterfowl,
Berlin, and all points in Wisconsin, Minnesota.
Northern illinois and Northern Iowa via. Chicago
Hnd North western Railway. Running through
without changec Of cars to GAINESVILLE. = atertown,
Fond du Lac and Oshkosh, and connecting at La
Crosse and Appleton with U. 3. Mail Coaches and
Steamers, afordins tho direct and expeditions
route 70 Ill points in the NORTH and NORTH.
WEST.
Trains leave Chicago - fellows:
Day Express -l2:2O Pm
Wav Passengers N
e New and elegant sleeping cars are run I'M
esall Night Trains.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, SuP't
E. On WrrF RoBrNsoN, Gent Ticket Ag't.
mb7-tf
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Diseases or
aorses 4 other DOmostlcatel Animals

DISEASES or
AoTses 4 other Domostlcate1 Animals
mn. q. 0CULLT,
- MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE,
R Of vetsris.ry Surgeons London. 10 pos
A'-A4 sessed Of the most perfect syetem ef
Horse dectorins Of AIRY in the West. In great
majority Of Instances his cures ere complete per.
manently testing and rapidly accom- iished, even
Horses useless from disease and hitherto thought
70 b incursble. Mr.. :. reats With the happisst
results. rendering them nj &c psrfosm ordinary
work. Nr. S. treatment 10 based on the lesti-
mate aciences Of medicine, and no pledges 10 give
satisfaction !. all vho may confer their patronage
on him. Office .: LeClsirs's Stable, corner Of Sd
and Perry IT.
Of Mr.. Scully At indicate prices. jas-dAw
STATE Of IOWA, COUNTY or SCOTT. IS
y In District Court:
Thomas Allen, Trastss.l
ALDER. F. Verify =: Original Notice.
TO said Albert r. Yerby, Defendant.
hle in the oes Of the Clerk Of the District Court
OF said county, petition Of Thomas Allen, Trss-
tee, claiming OF you the sum Of SAL 81 and in
tersst 1T 10 per cent. from March l9sh, 1854. %
mnnsy due for breaches Of cove 7ant in lease from
William Russell to Z. 3. karrows, Of eertaia lands
III claims yoa are liable u pay assgner Of aid
lease upon blocks No1. one, two and the north
half II blocks Nos. three and four, in Gurisy's
subdivision Of the Russell estate 10 SAID city and
the breach claimed L the noa.paymsnt oistty,aad
eosnty taxes for 1850 and 1851 and unlsss 700
appear thereto and defend, o. or b
fore noon Of the second day Of The
next tern q said Court to - holden On The
II Monday d Jaas, a. D., 1851, dstkult viii b
entered against yo1 and jsdgment rsndssed there
On foe the amount heeoin claimed. viii intorast
and costs. DOW 1 BROWN.
mh171 PlaintiGs Attosneys.
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CTArE Or IOWA. SCOTT COUNTY, IN THE
- District Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, y; Matthias lrahe,
George b. Sargent, John r. Dow, Johu G. Nat.
thies, Christina Aatthiss, Heprieh Czech. Hsns
Kuhl, Ellen AeAauns, Cyril Babcoek. Samuel
9. oung, George 9. G. Dow, J. G. Bonner,
Louis A. nacklot, Williem han. edministrat to-.
Wv. rasksr, Jochim Lage, administator, D.
ORIGINAL soflc1.
TO said Defendants:
You and saeh Of you ere hereby notiasd that
there 10 nov on Ale 10 the ODee q tAs Clerk Of
the District Court q S,sts eousty, Iowa, . psti.
ton Of Henry Miles, claiming of said Delesdant
dollars, With interest shssses from The Nh day
q April. D. 1851, q ~ nte Of tsa (10) pr
cent. pr AnaUm, - @oney dse hin q . oGstsjn
gsopissosy note, sxseutsd b ssid Aaaahieo
Psshm % the 15th day d April, 1855, payable .
the order 4 Henry Miller I've years otter TIE 1ats
IRE Of . certain mortgage % the following 49,
esiked real estate lying il The esussy q 0es1s
and State Of Iowa, to-vit: Being mt q $50
thirty ~ 10 the city Of DaseepgsA neuo ~.
tiealasjy described % fellows: Ceomeneiaa a.
re Z! aorih. -: s.r,:s 4 lot .a.b~ Ss.rt ~
(ssl ~ thsses sass eighty (so) fest !; thssss
sorth thirty (3e) fset = the paaee & beeienias.
s1ssssed 81 I'D Nsiah,ss F.aSm ~ Cstns.;ss
Fsahn, Of date Apel Ash, 1855. foe ths porpsoe
4 sssssiae he pe3nsnt Of the absvs desssi6ed
Psonls'osy ~.
= beoaas zoos : ne sscosl day q IS psss -
& I'D Cosst = y began and Soldeo q ~ -
Monday e Feeraary, = p. 1852, delsplt vilj ~
lessssd against yss ard jadgnsat rss1asl thses-
Dsasa iss.Ssr III, 1851. $1,000
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Pittsburg, Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
RAILR DAD.
D. 2 *
WARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TO PITTSBUR0
~ without change, connecting with the great
PENNSYLHANA CENTRAL RAILROAD
Kew York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash.
ngton city, and ell the interior towns II Penn
sylvanis, New Jersey. New York, Maryland. 10.
Nsrchants By taking this route, will hays the
advantage Of I'll the eastern markets ct no addi-
donal cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Fest and North-west.
shore K. K. 70 Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and ell the interior
towns of New England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount veroon,
sseubenviile and Wheeling, and interior towns
II Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect 1T Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
con and Cincinnati. Also with trains 1t LAMA for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Fare - lew - any ether f1ease.
Passenger bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving At Chicago en- any Of the
roads, win find attentive cheek agents ct the de-
pots to resolve checks and convey baggage free Of
charge to the Pittsburg and Chicago cars. Sleep
ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale 1t eli the principal ticket ON
- In tho West, and ct the Compsny's once, cor
Ger of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or ct the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
bs particular to ask for tickets BY Fort Wayne.
DAN. w. BOSS,
0sn1 Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
]. Il. A0eRE, Com. and Gent Ag't, Chicago.
Freight of ell kinds will be carried from Chica-
10 to ell points East ct ell times, ~ low rates
any other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
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GREAT CONSOLIDATED LINE
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Air Lilac
RAILROAD.

LOFTY NILES IRE SHORTEST ROUTE
+ to Ciceinasti, Indiaaspclis ard Louisville.
Two Sxpeess Trains lesye West SIDE Unien De-
pek Chicago, % follows: s,s> I. s.
ASA N. daily. except sunday.
A. 6:l0 n, daily. except Saturday. ~s.
Arrive at lO.lS A n, and l0:45 n.
Through 10 Cineinnati and In iirnapelis without
change Of cars.
Elegant sleeping Cas- On Night Trains.
Time to Cincinnati, eleven hours. -
,Ihr-aea tickets may se obtained n the psiasipal
paay's Uhhse. No. l3S Randolph strest. me-
3ho Shef nan House. -
JOHN BRANDT, J l., Gent Sup,t.
C.E. FOLLErT, 0snI Ticket lsst
d. Nh. A0ORs. Ag't, Chicago.
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Michigan southern & Lake shore
RAILROAD.

Michigan southern y Lake ohoSe
RAILROAD.
nrAsn ArrrR xovsnBIesD. AND Nm
~ III furthse notice traias will leave Chicago -
% follows:
ano 4 N daily except Sunday vie Old Mtshi-
nan Read, cososotipg q E!khart With tain
on Air.L Road, at White Pigeon with
train for Three Rivers, q Adrian With
trains for Jackson, q Airline Jauetion
with trains fox Detroit.
NIGHT EXPRESS.
gao daily (ezesps Saturday vie Old Mich
igan Road. connecting 1t Adrian with tfstss
for Detroit.
Trains arrive from the East 1t lO:lG 4 n and
1880 n.
All tho above trains mako regular connections
70 Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New
York, Boston, Philadslt hia, baltimore and eli
points East. =.
Luxurious new Sleeping Coaches. with eli mod
srp improvements run on Night Trains.
Through Tickets can be obtained 1t the Com
psny's once. S. CLARK street, vnder sherman
House. or q the Depot, corner OF Old Van Bursn
and sherman sosssts. GEO. y. GRAY
Jonntp. ClSrssLL, Gent Western Ag't.
Gent 6dp't Toledo, o. do74
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Michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
TO .V.sC Fork, .SesC England
ard lhe Can ndOs.

ON AND AFTER NOVEMBER THIRD. 1851,
~ trains leave the Great Genital Unicn Depot,
fsot Of Lake street, ~ ioli0ws:
"a NJ Day kxpe.s (except Suuday) arrives vt
Detroit at & = VI. Suspension Bridge 81 4O5 A ~.
Albany al5A NJ, New York $50 Psi, boston 1920
NJ.
6:3O p II Night Express except Saturday. ar
rive . Detroit ct 6:o5 A n. Suspension i.siuEe
525. Aitaay els A NJ, Ne~ iork II N; Boston
4:3U r Nj.
Cincinnati trsias, via II G Railroad, leave Chi
cago at 6 A N mali train. $50 r N Fast Express :
arr.vs In Chicago att A VI Fast Express, aud II
p N Night vail Train.
Tho $50 P NJ tram leaving Chicago runs through
70 Cincinnati without change Of ears Or bAggaSe.
SALISBSaY'S PATENT BUSTERS
arc rnn nm lyav Exnress Traina
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RAILS. DAI!''l||&!!|
c1leoe1 al ~ lllnn1 RslIsbs i

\ yvanoor Arranoo00o0es 1885, 4
~ AND AY1ER nO1oAYs nov -
~ uafn latA9s noeoeA tsAlss ~ leavo
lseaepape 1aily, 0sa1ale eassgasdsa - tsl1suUy 7
II 6t1mfaae. .....s...ess. .......o.eoAH
~ kfG2nhe .. sse ....sess9s0o ASA
a ~ eGgpgUDs .s 80 .. =,
SHins assvsat Davsnpsst dAily, 0as1aJse1r
ssgosl, - SslIoUo: = =
les ainhe o8peoD So ~ 4. n
q freight tains a.. =.
q naii sesSn ...e.e9 ?. II
All trains ovsr this rostsass n direct eeensz3so
% Chicago WITH trains over both The Miehiapn
OesthMn, Michisaa Central, Pitlsbes4, fest
Wayne, cd Chlsago RAilnoAd 70 ed iron Dc.
noit, Teledo. Columbas, CIsvelaad, Cineinnasl,
esttsbusg, Dunkist, BnRslo, Nia8ass Pals, Aba.
-, New Fosh, PtilsdslphiA, Bsltfmoss ard WISH.
i09ton. AIsoat LaSalle With trains u the Iii.
aels Central RoaA-Noeth % Gales end 6ou1h 70
- Louis aAd Cairo. ~
Passengers ars rsnipdsd Of the necessity
Giving distinct directions - 70 the dsellna1toa
lAeis baggage, also topeoeurs tislets bs1sss tak.
leg thsis SsGts in the css, - The seaduetrfs eo-
let fares only 70 stations % he Lie a The Chi.
ego aad Rsek Island Railroad.
JOHN 2. TRACY, 6spsrintsndsnt.
Davenport, November ls. 1881. da
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rlvRUSreR'S 6AL8-WAsseAa, q the "a day
/ ofOstsbss, l9aeS nssshiah @. Dviss, Il i3osss'
county, Iowa, e1eou1o1 INTO WiliAm H RoWe,.
9 trustee, oeFtala deed Of trust, ieooseyine -
0aid trustse the Lard II Soot4 county, Iowa, -.
0stbed - Gellows, to-wit: The south half q ~
south-sast quarter Of ssetiea No. twsaty eight
he, In township No. eighty f00,l north q Saoao
No. four 81 east Of the 6th p. n. which ea3d'
Conveyance was made for The puspees Of securing
the psymentof two csstaia peeaissa@y notes, and
interest thereon, made BY said Hssskish G. Dvirs
to Hannsl Hair, one for the sun q. Gixty-1ve
1851 dollars, dated Esd day Of 0stobsr, 1850, and
payable nix months after date, and one fox tho
sum Of seven hundred and Aftssn t37l5l dollars,
tobefs 1857, both With interest ct ten psr cent PR
annum, aftsr dse. And now, said note for seven
hundred and fifteen ~ dollass bsing past dss,
(tee note for sixty-Ave (t65j dollars having besn
paid, and being together with inteeost, aocfuod
from the time Il became due. unpaid ard The aid
william d. Rowe having departed this life, ].
J. Wilson Drury, trustee By the appointment q
the Judge Of the County Court Of Scott county,
Iowa. recording TO The stipulation II aid deed Of
tsust, do hereby give this public netiee, that b.
virtue Of the power which II in ne vested 81
said desd Of trust and .pgointnsnt, will o.
Thursday. the 1oth day u February, a. D., 1859,
day, . the Court House DOR, Il ne city Of d.
venpoft in said county, expose aad oAsF for 7ale,
at publie auction the Land above doseeibed. q -
much thereof ~ shall b necessary % satisfy and
pay the said note with interest thereon TO the day
Of ssle. together with Ill costs AMI expenses a.
tending said SALE costs Of this lstjee ard trustees
ees.
J. WILSON DRURv,
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SORE MOUTH, cAHKEA ETC,

eve. EnR zorr11.
| - .
Bad Teeth and Fsul Mouth not unfrsqusntly
cause . Consumption a The Lungs, Dyspepsis,
and numerous othse sseieas diseases.-fSee Uf.
Fitch's observations. quoted In Dr.. Hurd5 Tssat-
ise On Preserving Testh.l
Lsdiss will no longsf tolerate Bed Breath Il
levers and husbsnas, when Pare, Sweet breath
may p % easily obtained BY the uss e
DR.. HurA's Mouth wash.
DR. EURDs0
uxEQuALLfD TOOTH POWDER
Differs from al othsss IL Polishise the Teeth
without Wsasirg or iajuxlng The Eaaael
Nv: ind e. tae s:,s Poxdss for - ssa
CHILD sloaid hsvs sthand.
PRICE. nc PER nOrrIe.
DR.. AVRD3N
-
4 new '''s''''' ''a nest d'''sA'''l
P.oa,.,,~,., ,,.,,..... ). - - 20.
pain evsy. Il h vs,,s.&sS as,3,sss. ~. S1Ss.
: rs si - ~
ass
,r~SsS - C1Vt9999 W1to - utDooS
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Pate It Sleeping Cars On Night Traias.
Baggage Checked Through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale in eli principal
Railroad off es in tho West, 1t the General OFF sc,
corner Of Luke ami Dearbon streets, (uuier the
fremont House. Chicago. and 1t tho depot.
IN. RICE, Gen1 Sup't.
J. w. SAITH. Wsstern Pass. Agsnt. dos
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SALISBS.sY'S PATENT BUSTERS
arc run on Day Express Trains.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05
An Ornamental Bride.

A Persian bride, when bought, is a queer
littla BODY, fattened up with swcotmeais for
the occasion, and sadly besmesred with cos.
metics. Collyrium has been put into her
eyes to make them soft and languishing and
they are also elongated by some noans so
that they are the shape of almonds. Hor
hair is dyed of coal black by indigo, and
binna mixed with it, according to her own
fancy or that OF the broker. Her eyebrows
are plastored and painted 80 thickly that
they look like large piece Of court plaster
cut into arches, and stuck upon hor face
I say q largo piece, because they ART joined
artificially by thick line across the noso.
Her checks are painted in excessively bright
colors, and two shiny locks OF hair gummed
together are struck fiat on each side of them
in tho shape of number skies placed the
wrong way. Hor hands and feet finger. ma lie
and loe.nails are dyed light mahogany
color with benna. Sho has no more shape
of fipure than a bolster. Poor little thingl
she plays such tricks with herself generally
that at twenty sho is an old woman, With
her skin all shriveled and burnt up by caus.
ties and poisoned prcks and needles. This
old, uuderszcd creature waddles about the
apartment Of her new lord in the finest and
largest trowsers possible. She puts on a
great many pairs of them, and is as proud
Of tho size of hor legs as line. She wears
q smart embroidered jacket with short
sleeves and a chcmisetLe OF somo light white
silk material embroidered with gold threads:
but her arms and legs and neck are BARE
Sho hangs upon her little person as many
jewels, gold coins and trnkcts as she can
possibly get at. She is especially fond o:
Dearls and diamonds but is not particular as
to their beauty or valuo. A diamond is a
diamond for her, whatever its shape or color
may be- She is very fue. but never elegant,
Her mind is entirely cultivated. She has
neither education nor accomplishments; but
she has good deal of fowory talk about
roses and nigbtngales, with an undercur-
rent of fstrange, roundabout wit aud drollery.
There is an utter want Of delicaey and mod
esty in hor conversation. She knows a
great many things which she ought not to
know, and child as she is in yoars,she would
outwit the wisest man who ever wore q
gray beard.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-05
WHOLE NO. 673.
Early Printing in America,

In wandering through tho graveyard Of
Trinity Church day or two since. nv cye
was arrested by gravesiope on tho north
side of tho church to tho memory Of vii.
liam Bradford, who, 1t is mentioned. was
born H. Loicostershire, old England. in l6lo.
and came over to America in 1852. before
tho city OF Philadelphia was laid out. "Ho
was printer to this Government" tho in.
scriptiou continues, "for upward of ffty
years. and died May %, 1862, agcd ninety.
two years. This monument was much in.
jured during tho building of the present
church cdihce, and in another generation
or two will entirely disappear. Yet the
memorial Of Bradiord's resting place ought
not thus TO be obitersted. lie first ostab.
llshod tho printing press in the vast region
south of Boston. lie came over with Penn.
on the Welcome, in 1852 and began his
career in Philadelphia in or near to which
city he fixed bis first printing Office, as carly
at least as 1896, and paper mill on the
WissahickoD. near Germantown, very soon
aftcrward--the first paper mill evor erected
in tho United States; and, as appears BY q
priniod prospectus YET preserved, he was
the fret person who proposed in America
to print tho Holy Bible. This was A. d,
lGSS, in Pennsylvania. lie mingled largely
"hN oOh'Slg tJC btlIlluR events wDiCn
agitated colonial life in that IitiRious prov.
incc, and maintained with SUCCESS bis print
ing press against the efforts of the proprie-
tary Government to broak it down. lie camo
TO this city in 1892, at tho invitation OF
Governor Fletcher. and was printer to the
Crown, as his opitaph records, for the space
Of half century. Iu his Office he amasscd,
honestly, great wealth, which he left to nu.
merous descendants, who have been among
the most disting guished families OF New York,
Now Jersey, and Pennsylvania-the Ogdens,
Van Courtlands, CreghtoDs, Bondeuots,
and others Of less public reputation but
high private worth. The Hon. William
Bradford, Attorney General undor the ad.
ministraiion Of Washington, was his great
grrndson. The name of The first printer of
Now York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
surely ought not to be suffered willingly to
die and / submit It to the printers asso-
Citations of this State and to the corporation
of Trinity Church, of which corporation
Bradford was vestryman from 1908 10
l7l0, whether some suitable monument
ought not to be erected over the spot where
the remains of the Father Of the Press now
rcr ose: