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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
INSURANCE ADVERTIEMENTS.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE CMIC.1GO CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE, Rssm Ne. 1. Mssc ale Temple
Dearborn ST., In yCsaGO.
CAPITAL STOCK, $loO,OOO
EDMUND cANFILLD, usAAC COOK:
TUKHLY s GILBEKT, HENRY Chaplain.
GEORGE HULs
EDMUND CANFILID. Pres. HENRY hASDi, SIC
HENRY CHAPMAN, Tress'r
sN 6fLDnEI. Ceners Agent and Surveyor
TN. Company was organized on tine 9Th day 0;
March A ID 1854, under SPECIAL Charter frorn u'e
LEGISLATURE Of Illinois and business oDu,in.nced under
,h most favorable suspices. Its establi 'ment has
tasn upon q IN eud reliable basis and N view Of
10 stability, soundness and perfuAn ranks a. oft
oi tn fret Insurance Companies IN thu country To
those DESTROYS Of protecting Themselves against oss
damage BY Fire or peril, u tn sa they heg leave
REFERENCES:
Ses-rs Stone h witt, Cleveland y
Williams n Au~ry, ChlCas3
Notion d Brother. -
A. Durani, Pres, Racine d Miss. RaLrvai
Gen {, Northrup. Cssi'r Rae CO BArk
wn LYndr, Esq, Milwaukee
J. q. CpnrOe ksq Racine.
Henry laruam, PTes't Chicago & R Railroad
GILBERT Cash Com BARK. GhleagO
bau. =. kh Esq., Cleveland. U
Hon. John . Br,siin, frca,'t -! STATE, CouTnbua
Thps. Campbell, E,t SpriEsn,J III.
lion. X. thsmterlu, 81 LOUIS No
he,sr- Walsworth, Well, d Scycsnore, Chl1as,
sr'srs u iarch a Co.. Chicago Bank
Hon. WIN. din, Governor Of Oiie
S,s-rs. q. W Seer 4 Go. Ch,ago
- Judi, Smith n Pratt, Dixon, II.
WIN. Blanchard, Esg norm Ill.
Hon VIM Tresiit. SEC, Of State, Gpiumbu-.o
N',sr. II G n o. e Cox 4 Co, Rockford. III
u wheeler, Son, Aurora
Nesmish - g, ksq Buffalo, I.
WIN \. FWliy, E.q, Springfield,
, lian 7 W Blfli!, JuIge Juprctne Couri Man-ii.id
Ohio.
Gen. Curi Springfield, IL.
Richard ivef,, T. q. 81 i-.lis NJ,
II FIELD,
Agent a. Davenport a,d Knck and
or IL r. Davenport, ht thr STATE prMUcEAl
pht". Pasi Once Badiug, Bfady street
ttl x
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
Quick Sales and Small Prs1ts
chicago Steam Dive Works.

WYE would respectfully inform the Ladies Of Day-
w .nport that w. have established at l26 Sosth
Clark Street between Madison aud Washington its.
A Rancy Dysing 'anA Securing 1stablishs
mont.
Every description Of SIX. Satin, and WOODEN
shawl. ard Dresses are Dyed Cic aned and Restored
To their original pc rfsctsn Cfaped Shawis dyed to
any shsde also Lace Curtains cl~ande, tlc ached ard
warranted to look like Orders from the country
promptly attended 10.
COOK BROTHERS
iel7tN rs South Clark -. ChlcsS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
Or. W. D. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCCULlST AND AURIST.

HASpcrnanently located In Rock Island, on I'LL
II n,is street, opposite Island Gifts Hotel where
h. will b. happy to see all persons afflicted with s-
eases Of the Eye and Ear
Having devoted several years to this sptiai branch
Of his profession, trusts that hc csn relieve many
who have given up in despair with Amauro is, the
symptoms ~ which ara weakness Of sight, imaginary
objects floating before the eye; objects appear OBJ
secured 10y cloud or hasiuess Aashes Of light enlarge
ment Of the pupil, &c
Cataract, In which the lens turn white sn pre-
vents the Of light pa sing drought. Opthaima
or inflammation Near-slght, Weakness Of yirion Stra
bisluns squirting, well ~ Deafness In its various
forms.
Having received from Paris the and wonder
ful Opthalmoseop", with which are enabled :"
look INTO the depths OF the and the interior
clearly a. the outside, and thereby ascertain the
act state " the optic and retinA In AmAn
the lens in incpcnt cataract. Also the illuminated
epeculurn for eSAm1g the ear, well several new
M dicSl preparations for curiug opacity 81 the
ners % lm over the eye without the OF the knife
or cAu.tic~.
To prevent imposition, DIR, r. deems 1t prudent u
state that he Ii ,gular Phy sciau. Being grsd,l-
ate Of the University Of Vermont also IL the New
York Orhanic Hospital and his Success n an Occu-
list II attributable to the perfection which he has
brought the OF yapors In tn. treatment
OF diseases Of the eye.
r. g. DR.. B. will devote portion 81 his time 20 the
tresirnert Of chronic especially OF the roai
utes, having cured himself OF Cons rInpiion af.
alarge part OF his right lung Lost BY disease
as well many others IN . like condition
Once hours from nine to four.
R,~t Island. Oct. %. 1886. dwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
P.4RIS HOUSE.

Paris HOUSE.
so Clark street. Observation-Disclosures. Chicago
NJ. L. r. DOnERTY,
IMPORTERS OF French, British ald American Dry
i Goods in t,nnc's, Bonnet Materials, Ribbons,
Feathers and Flowers. Nantes In Goth, Velvet and
MORE Antique and Mantle Materials and Trimming
Silks, Satins, Embroderies, Lac.S Hosiery and
Gloves wholesale and retail.
e]Tcrms cash, and but one price only
octS-d3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
m C0oDe AND GROCERIES,


New ceeds! New Ceeds!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
Merchant IstSOr,
~Asssss's sst Retail Dealer
Ready .lRsAe Clothing,
Cloths, Cdss;meyes, Vestings, 6e''fs
FsvnisAiny Goods and 1d'fors
Trimmings,
fTAs just returned from the East, with one o. ID.
III lstsDss ana bsss seisctsd stocks Of goods ever
erred foy saie In this market. consisting 10 psft o.
the falowtns articles:
DvOO1clOths.
English French, German and Sm-'
team, Of the fnst quality and is'r''
style Of goods
Rnsish, French and American, o.
evepy variety o. style, oo'of sH'
quality
wh,, Narseiles MstaIass white
anden Plspfed Tlnssl and color'd
ssits Fancy and Plain Silk Vsstr,
Fancy silk and Linen italian SIX
tSrenadins, Satin italian 'i"'h'
sin Push and Fsacy osshmeres tn
great variety
Opssooaetss9.
Blsck Hue and Brown Br1aicoih,
Union, whitney, and PHO, Cloths
Fancy, Blue, Brown and Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed ana
Satara Of the latest imporis
Sss sdv Mode. o,..,.
Oyercoats, Ovsr-sacks, surtoais,
Reeflne Jacket aud Ta!ma-, ffock
aud Dress Fr.ck Coat, Of all quAli-
Ties and sty a.; six, velvet, Pirsh'
Cloth Cash a,e re ami VAL ncia Vet
Casiueit sata,tt double and yist,
fancy an. lain Cassner" ana poe
skin Pant, Denim and Gu fI41ey
Procks, Wrappers and 0ytthlis
~ ssIshtN0 Goods.
Hickory, calico white plain linen,
corded and Paris bosom, fincy Of
vred Shirts with common and polsa
wristbands; string, DE Orsey, cord
I'd Byron polka and lap Collars,
Neck Ties. Stocks, fancy AMI PLAIN
CrAyats; Gioys---whste hiatFf ava
,hLored KID, lined buck coih, Che
ter0eld Aberdeen, Berlin. Union,
aud German and Fur oaunu' Isl
wool merino and cotton HVs'j white
and fancy linen AMI silk Hsndkrr'
shief.; embroidered lambs wV'i
white and mixed meriuo and SAX
Wrapper and Drawers; Wool altts
Scarf. MuIlers Cent? Shaws and
shawl Pin. Umbrella, CARPET 5 *
and all other article usually kept bN
the trade, ali of which are r. pet
fulf v submitted To the examination
Of customer.
An earl, call viii will SECURE choice srleetionr.
EDWARD ALDEN,
Sound street, opposite II Clsirc Row psfehpp''
Iowa, (Between Main aud Brady -"p'4-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
THOMAS B. DAVIS,
IMPORTER OF
D..~>a ~sSns Gin mud UTHsars

256 South Water street, Chicago, Illinois.
4 LARGE assortment II Pur. Wine, aud Liquors
IA constantly On hand under Custom House look and
In store and vii b" sold in quantities TO suit pur-
chaser Orders by mail solicited, and promptly
eiea at the lowest cash prices. To the trade an OPP
pprtunty Is offered u paying the duties thems~lvss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
COLLINGWOOD ROUTE.
Thro11Sh
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
To COLLIN,G WOOD,
AND THENCE ny THE
Ontario, Siucoe 4 Huron Railway
TORO.S.1O.
Connecting with


Steamers on Lake Ontario,
TO ALLPOINTS EAST.
vINHH "ohicago ami Collingwood Route" frst e..
i tabiished ias, season, has received w.il meritei
d. -t,nction from the entire Press and tho Travelling
public snd has been universally char .cterise a. The
most romantic, pleasant snd popular Route ever -
tsbsi,hcd In the Union Thr entire s.ransementsf for
1856 have been made With the view 70 r.ndenrig hi.
Great lake Route the most comfortable, pleasant
and systematic In business arrangement.
i. Is the route for the Business Nan, the Touri,,
and the Pleasure Seeker. II sbonnis vi h the wd.
-; and grAndest sceasry-t'c beautiful shores Of
Lake Michigan aad the Isl,ts tSsiug the north, ~
ortct the classic Island Of Naekinac the trsdl-
tionary Manitoulin Islands he home of the Iniian
Spirit OF the Lakes); shd the roTan,c-like ises
81 Georgian Bayform series OF views unsurpassed
on the northern continent,
The Boats reluxuriousy Furnished Fur aight Av-
eli snd by sailing arrangements the daylight Is pass.
ed al the ii rats and among the Islands. H-at dust
and railroad niforts avoided In the hottest
days II summer, travellers enjoy stnl" Lake
breeze,
Al Mssk.naw. Boats make Connection 70 Sault Ste
Marie and Lake Superior.
On Arivign al Toronto passengers can IA few
hours Visit the Great Suspension Bridge and the Fail
OF Nagaia, or trip 1t through the Thousand isisnds
and the Rapids o. tbs 81 Lawrence. Boats from To.
runto cross Lake Ontario In the night 10
BUFFALO; ROCHESTER, 0swEG S;,s GApE VIM
and MONTREAL.
Thence connect With Railroads. to
ALBANT. NEW i0RH, BOSTON HILADEL-
IHIA,
And all ether Eastern Cities.
The following magnificent Passenger Boats comprise
the Line:
KEYsTONE SrArE Capt. s Richards,
BUCKKYK STATE Capt L Chamberlin.
NIA0ARA Capt Miller.
QUEEN CITY Capt wn Watts.
The LOssiSGMDsO,
Capt DAVENPORT; will RIM between Colinswod
and Green Bay, connecting with the regular I'ne TO
MaCkpac,
TIL hosts will leave Chicago, on Tuesday, Thurs
day and saturday evenings, Ut ocock, touching at
warkcRnn, Kencshs, Racine, Milwaukee, Sheboygan,
Nsnitowoc Two Rivers md Nackinat.
~ TTCKETS through, or 70 any point % the
route can Be- obtained on hoard the Boass at the
Company's Once, rs Roufh water Street, Chicago.
Hor fuY Their Information apply on hoard or TO
GODFREY BRYANT,
PasSnesr Asent, CHICAGO
HAS 4 RRRD, Proprietor. col
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

lIulll Der! Lulll her!
LATuS, SHINGLES, SLAVES, PICK
ETS, Etc.
III the Railroad Depot
0A~ MILLS,
First mill above the Railroad Bridge
HAVING on hand q large and superior stock Of
II ST CROIx LOGS, we are prepared TO NJ
bills Of lumber Of any and every description with
prornpincss aud despatch. wsLave also Ia our lnn-
Der yard at present full supply OF
EY0s-issQ, ESsscissQ, J06sls, Assss1-
ding, B0arsSs, LMShs,
SktNOies, PickrfS,
etc.
All OF which NC pledge ourselves 10 sell =, low Ms
can be had At any establishment In the Wc,i.
PITA PE.VE
We would especially call III. attention Of builders
and others In want ot Long aud strong Timber 70
the fact that w have large raft Of Lonk Pitch
Pine Logs, which ~ will saw, u required into TIM
bers of any length. fron 10 to ~ feet u u need
less for TO comment upon the streurth and dnrr-
blty OF ths tluhsr. ~ Il IL weil known 'oevcry me-.
chAnic.
N, i've have . large lot u Clean Seasonal =
nj Q inch Plank. sept2Sitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20
CM.lRLES HOODRICH.
Dental SURGEON.

Once on Brady street, between II
and Sd, over Mitchel's store, Daven-
U1YYyy\p ors, Iowa, 0ct1'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-20

VXYHiTE LEAD-Dr, or Ground in OIL
" At BRADLEY 4 RRoCKETT'S
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10

Paiernal Duty The father
WHO pIunges into business so
deeply that he has n leisure tor
domestic duties aud pleasures,
and whose only intercourse with
jlis children consists III brict
word of authority, or a surly Ia
mentation over their inioIlcrablo
cxpensiveneSs, is equally To be
piti cd and to he blamed. What
right has no tolevote to otherpu"-
suits the Time which he has al
loucd TO his children? Nor is
it any excuse to say he cannot
support his family i'll their pre-
sent style of living without this
effort. | ask, By what right can
his family demand TO live in a
manner which requires him 10
neglect his most solemn and I'M
portant duties Nor is il an ex-
cuse to say thar he wishes to
leave them that competence
which lie desires Is it an adj
vantage to them to 10 relieved
from the necessity of labor
Besides; is money the only de-
eirablo bequesl that q father can
leave to his children! Surely
well-cuItivated inteIiects, hearts
sensible to u domestic affection,
rhe love of parents, and brethen,
and sisters; taste lor home
pleasures; habits of order, reg
uIarily and industryia hatred
of vice and vicious mcni and
lively senslbiIily to the excel"
lcnce of vIrtue--ar6 as valuable
Il legacy as an inheritance of
property.-S'mple pr operty,
purchased by the loss OF every
h lbit which render could fhat
property blessing.
WaVman,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
lake A PAPER FOR YOUR
JEIFE,

\ friend, says an eNehage,
not long since, told US story IN
relation to one of our subscrI-
bers which contains good
moral for husbands, and also
furnish an example for wlNes
which is not unworthy OF lmr
ltation under similar circum--
stance;
The subscriber Eeferred to,
says our friend IN the presence
ofhis wife, said that it had been
his intention to call at the office,
pay up his arrears, and dlscon-
tinue his paper.
His wife very promptly asked;
StUDhy do you intend TO dis
continue the paper?"
Because" said the husband,
ST am so much. away from.
home on business, and have so
little time to read, tnere seems
latle use ofmy taking a paper
"Yes," replied shes 1T may
be of little use TO you, bnI IT Is
great use tome. | roman at
home while you are gone
/ wish to know what Is going. on
in the werld. Ifyou discontlue,
the paper | will 60. straight to-
town andsubscribe myself." :"
AS the paper has not been.
discontinued, we suppose the
wife's reasoning was conclusive.
Tbs ,aorai of this incident must
not be overlooked.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
~ Il TC FL IND CLOCK
Il EP.7FR F. r.

HE undersigned wsuld respectfully.
- announce to. the Citizens cf pano,
la and surrounding country, that he !,
prepared to repair Watches, Cocks.
Jeweiry, Aecorieons, and musical io>
S'ruments otevery description, il neat
est style.
Spoons aud al kinds of silverware.
made 10 order. Cash paid Tor, old god
and silver, cr-reeeiyed cash for work
Work from a distance will rec i've
strict aud prompt attention. Sbon
south west corner public square,
Sign, STR. w. M. MARSHALL.
Grenada Miss. apr. u. '56-nl4-6m.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
AN ARGUMEN 7 FOR ADNEkRlo-
ING

We saw paragraph in Virginia Ia Ia.
ner to This effCcl A gentleman went
into II a printing office 70 examine an tx,
chance paper coming from a P ace SONG
fftvo or \ hundred miles distant, wltn tue
y;e,y ia the name of some llwyer there 70
whom he might confide the transaction
Of nresin, importance And after runlng
his eys csrefy over the paper he laid 1t q
s;Je and remarked - Ven can't fin |
the n}me Of single attorney in that pa
rer md any memDer OF the profession az
That place could have obtained nlty ooir
lars by having card IN the p per-
as / would willingly have paid that
amount rather than make the trip at nus
pa tlcular time ,,let everybody adver-
Use and everybody will bo certain to do
good business
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
MAY 10 1856

crowds OF the inhabitants swarmed -
around to stare a the funny wagon -
The dvayman loaned 1t once to some old
rogy 10 take his family ont pleasure RI
ding The 0! / fellow was puzzled to
know the use of the traiis.bn be finally
concluded they mus be a kind OF extra
shafs,to be used en- great c1sioas,
hen it IS desi bic to work double.
And 50. accordingly, he hitched up
horse in the slafts, aud yearl 'ng-
steer in the r is, standny tail to tail
the one to pull aad the 9th to back.
The f,n.ils ,'lell their he. ds up'f for
some time forwards, au were deEom-
mated ''the aristoclacy, on account
Of t kin. such sceii.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
.N'0TICEt
MEMPHIS, TENN

All persons indebted to the late firm
Of CLARKE & CALDWELL, WHO DO not
come t'rwar snd pay up their accounts
and Totes, will be sued al The next term
of the Circuit court. This is fair war
uing, 50 doa't compl in when the Off
Ger Of the law GALS on YOU. The part
1T, ship expired on the lst day of jan
Ii ry last, and it is time our busInes
was sloscd up.
CLARKE & CALDWELL.
apr 25th-- MD
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
Good .Ne,os for Cotton Plan
terS.

A new and valuable invention
for picking cotton, which has
been but recently patented, will
ho on exhibition to-day. The
machine is warranted 10 piSls
one thousand lbs. per day, and
IS destined to work a revolution
IN the cotton regions
.Neu Orleans Delta.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
f'OIICE

Ms. | n. Weayer having withdr-wn
sGom the firm of p. 3. Joles s. Co.
Carri &c Makers, The lnder .igned vii
continue the business under the Cd
me and 5 We. They ;lone ire sn>
thorzed 10 settle any debts due the
firm, and are respsnsible for all de-
m nds against he SINE.
p, B. JONES.
j. r. BRODBACK
apr. "A s. nj 4-3a.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
WaYnlan,
DO Good = Thousands OF

DO Good Thousands ot
men breathe, move and live
pass off the stage of llto, and arc
neard "f nomore. Why?They
do not a particle OF, good in the
world, and none were blessed
by them, none conld point to
them as the instrument OF their
redemption; not a word they
spoke could be recalled, and
they perisbed; their light went
out i'll darkness, and they were
not remembered more than the
insect of yesterday, Will you
thus live and die, o man I'M
mortal? Live for somethlng.-
Do good, and leave behind you
a monument of virtue that the
storm oftime can never destroy.
Write your name IL kindness,
love and mercy on the hearts of
thousands who come in contact
with you year by year; you will
never be forgotten. No, your
name, your deeds, will be as
Iegible on the hearts you leave
behind, as the stars on the brow
of evening Good deeds will
shine as the stars of heaven.
DIR. Chalmers.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10

from the approxim tie solution
ofwhich the daring intellect of
man has not altogether shrunh;
but what mind has pre- Inmod To
ascertain the circumference OF
the soul's wonderful comprehen-
sion! The boundary lines of
distinct knowledge Which it may
not pass, while II is the tenant
of II mortal and dus;~wedded
body, are no barriers TO It's
mighty aspiration; w'lIca trans
cendS them, further than tho
swift rays of the sun transcend
its atmospnerei an 80 out into
tho profound, questioning the
unseen orbs of their nature and
destiny. Beyond this, they
stretch away their subtle flight.
even up towards the throne OF
the Infinite himself, and yex
themselves with vast, but vam
desires 10 "hnd out the Almighty
unto perfoatIoni'
Beautiful Erfract The late
eminent Judge, Sir Allen Park,
once sand al public meeting;
'Ite live in the midst OF bless
ings until we arc utterly nsen.I.
BILE OF their greatness, and OF the
source whence they flow. j!e
speak of our civilization, our
arts, our freedom, our laws, and
forget entirely how large a Share
IS due to Christianity, Blot
Christianity out OF mans hlSto-
ry, and what could his laws have
been--.what his civilizations
Christianity is mixed up with
our very being and our very life;
there is not Il familiar object
around YOU which does not
wear a different aspect, because
the light of Christian love is on
it. Not a law which does nos
owe its truth and gentleness to
Christianity-nota custom which
cannot be traced, i'll all It's holy
and heallhfI.l parts, to the Cos
peI,"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10

E Noise and hustle Of city life J" 1t Is
laughable to see these Ii tie one-horse m
land towns "takeon." !" Madison is 50 Old
and dozy, that every time wheelbarrow
or milk-wagon CROSSES street.-The mn
abi5ants run TO the door and adjust their
leather spectacles to have good look.
One of onr dray men, made enough
here toretire from active life, e,removed to
Madison, as being the quietest place N
the State!he took his old dray along and
we learn that for days and weeks whole
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10

rWhat is the difference between
an auction and sea sickness? One is
sale of effects--the other, effects "f.sale.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10

fay In. becoming the 1ion' ola par
sy does a man necessarily have to make
a beast of himself2
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10

The Souls Capacity.-The ca
pacity of the visible heavens is
problem in speculative science,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-10
NJ. :. VARD-EDlTol
NO Is
MERCHANTS.

No. s FfJht Ror, o"er MaeAdDs &
Gal5rduHs,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Dartcu ar atten ion paid 10 Storing.
Shipping and selling Cot'on. Clia.>
ges 50 cts per ba'e.
Ez- All cotton sent to Us viii be
coArsd BY einsurance, ualess otherwise
INSTRUCTED apr. IA '56 6-nl24e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-02-09
IL The Great Russian Remedy-Pro
BONO PUBLICO" Every mother should have box In the
house handy in of accidents to the children"
RFDDING'S

BONO PUBLICO" Every mother should have box In the
house handy in case of accidents to the Children
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALvE.
1t fs Boston remedy of thirty standing and is
commented by physicians II is and speedy for
Burns Piles Bos Corns Felons Chbains and Old Sores
Of every kind; for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch Scsd Head
Nettle Rash, Bunons, Sore Nipples Recommended By
nurses Whitlows Sites Testers Flea Bites Spider Stngs
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheu Scurvy Sore and Cracked
Sore NOSE, Warts and Flesh Wounds 1t is valusbe
remedy and which who
have used In the city Of Boston and vicinity the
thirty In instance will this Save injury
interfere with physician prescriptions from
the purest materials recipe brought from Russis-oi
articles growing st country-snd the propresors
nurses and others who have used II and recon-
mend to others. Readings Russia Salve put
tin boxes stamped the with picture
disabled soldier, which picture engraved on the
wrapper. Price, Is Cents Box. Sold stores in
town or country, and be ordered any wholesale
druggist For sale at SHILLINGTON'S, Agent for Wash
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MARRIED.,

On the eth instant, by the Rev. DR.. Sunderland
Col. ROBERT II. SHANKLAND, Of Ellicotts-
Vile, N. Y to ELIZABETH HOPE, daughter
Of the late jeremiah w. Br onaugn, Esq Of this
city
On the 7th inst, by the Rev. Mr. French, Lieut.
ROBERT RANSOM, u. ). A to MINNIE E.
daughter Of the late DR.. Hunt, Of this city
On the 9TH instant, by Rev John G Smith Mr.
CHARLES H TUCKER to Miss ELIZABETH
A. CUTTINGS, both Of Montgomery co, Md
On the Sd instant, by Rev. s. A. H. Marks Mr.
GEORGE MYERS to Miss CATHARlNE Nc
FARLAND, both Of this city