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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
INSURANCE iDvERnExENrrs.

INSURANCE ADVERTISEMENTS.
. tine Cm1C.1GO C1TI'
INSURANCE COMP ANY.
OFFICH Rssa Ne. I. Mas mic Temple.
Dearborn a., In yC.1GO
CAPITAL STOCK, sl5oyeOo
.nxysp .RAfkts- . 1ssksss COOK;
GEoaGE nuLY
,pr,rp oAsf RMaseaxinssi r BANDIT. sec
HESRy CHAPMAs, Tress'r
sA GILBERT, Genera Agen, and Surveyor
This Company was orgshked the 27th day Of
March. A 1894. under Special Charter from the
Lssi.islaTe Of Illinois and business commenced under
the most favorable auspices. Its establi hnent has
bern upon firm aud reliable basis, and n view u
IT. sfabty sounduess and psrmsnency. ranks Is one
OF tA hset Insurance Companies in thc country. To
the desirous Of protecting themselves against ioss
dsmsge by Fire or perils u the they oeg leave
~ ofi.T the following
EXPERIENCES:
Messrs. Stone 4 Witt, Cleveland, ..
william. Il Auery, Chicago.
Norton 4 Brother,
stone d Boomer, -
a =. pursiid Pre-.t Racine d Miss Railroad
0sn. O, Northrup Cash'r Rae. Co Bank
VIM r. Lyisde. Esq. Milwaukee.
J. u. Cenroc, KSq., Racine.
Henry fan,ain. Pres't Chicago b r Railroad
| A Ghb"ri, Cash Com Bank Chicago
Dan y kboies. fsq,, Cleveland. o.
Hon, John q Brc-lin, Trea,'r OF Stat. Columbus
Thos. Campbell, Esq., Springfield III.
| Hon. " Chamberiin, st Ibuis, Mo
Messrs. wsisworth, Wells h Scycsmore Chicago.
Messrs. u Burch b Co., Chicago Bank
/ Mon VIM. Me'iill, Governor OF OhiU
| Messr~ q. W Szer x Co. Chieago
Z" Jodd, Smith Pratt, Dixon, III.
| WIN. Blanchard, ESQ, Morris. III.
| Hon Wm, Tfeviit S'c'y Of State, Goiuu.bus,p.
| Aassrs. u. G. n %. @. Cox n Co, Rockford m.
+" Wheeler, h SOU Aurora
| Neamish G. O., Fsq Bufnlo n y
WIN b Fnndy, Esq, Springfield,
4 Hon. q. B1rty, Judge Jupreme Court Mansfield;
I Ohio
| Gen ! Cun, Springfield, III
| Richard Ivers, Eso.. St Louis. Mo
II FIELD,
Agent al Davenport asd Rock Island
OFFICE Davenport, atthe STATE DEMOCRAT
Once, POI, Once Building, Brady Street
f., gtnly s-tf - ESD ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
NOTICE

nR. J. J. TOMSON, late Of Massachusetts, respect.
II fully informs the citisens ofDavsnPcrt and vicn
IT, that he has located in this city PHrsIciAx and
sCs6sos; and truss that BY industry and integrity
bis profession 70 merit and receive share Of their
patronage. Once In Atkinsou's Block dec90dtl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
COLLINGWOOD ROUTE.
ThrolaGh
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
7O COLLE.VG % rIlDD.
AND THENCE BY the
Ontario, SimcOe i Huron Railwa,
TO
TORO.\'VO!
Connecting With
Steamers on Lake Ontario.

TO ALL POINTS EAST
| gI,HE "ChicaGo and ColiinEwood Ronte." 1r.t e..
i pblished last Sea son, las received wtl mefit.
dsginu,ltn RIM The entire Press aud u,- Travelling
public and has been universally charsciersra the
mo,t romantic pleasant and popular kn,t ever
tahli he'll la th. Cnon III. entire for
1915 hsv. beeO msds With the view 10 rendering his
Gres, Lake Route the uosi comfortable pI"ssan,
and Systematic "a busii rss arrangement.
" ~ the ton,s FOL the busin.-s Man, 30. Toaria
and III. Pleasure S+t-r. II sbcnnds si.h the Mid
est Hel arsnsi.st scenery-fs beaHiifnl shores OF
LAk. MICHIGAN snd the 1slets d.eking TIE northern
oniie III. classic Island OF Msctinsr the trsdi-
tionatv Manit.piin Islands IN. home " ,hs Indian
spirit Of the LAkes) and the myrioramiclikc Isles
~ Georgian Bay-Sorm series Of .ieve unsurpassed
on The northern continent,
The B.sis ar-iuxari"ssp Furnished for 0ig,t trav-
81 an by sailing arrangement. the daylight pass
p.i At the Strait. and among the Tslands Heat dust
and al comforts are svoidd In the hottest
days OF summer traveller enjoy gentle Lske
- Msekinsw Bost. make o.i,n-stioh to sauit Ste
Xaire and LAX Superior.
ON arriyigh at Toronto pass. neers can IA a few
hours visit the Great SusJsi0r Bidgr and the Pal.
of Niaazla. OF "trip II through the Thousand Island,
and ths Rapids - the St Lawrence. Boats from To-
rontocross Lake nntari. 10 IN. nighf TO
CENT, OGDENSBU RICH, KINGSTON
and MONTREAL.
Thence connect with Rair0ads 10
ALBANY. NEW YORK, BOSTON, PHILADkL- |
PHIA
And all other EasteTa Cities
III. following magnificent Passenger BOATS comprile
H ins SIC STATE. Capt: +, Richards,
BUCKEYE STATE, Sspt cnamUeriin
NIAGARA. Capt Miller
oUKxN CIR. Cap, wn watts.
The L0ssts6asea,
Cant DAVENPORT; viii run between Coll,nRwod
md Green Bay connecsing ~ith the regular HDe 10
ne so.,. viz leave Chicago, on Tuesday. Thurs
iay and Saturday evening", At 0csock, touching q
= .rr.v.n VenoSha Racine. Mnvnuk Shek>Cv9an
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12

90 8 - El.
Spring .is-S0ssgesssesst,
an and after Monday April Iath 1866, and unit
Sundays excepted. AS follows
LIST mail train al $50 n
Cd express, stopping ouiy at the principal
stations ri 10
b, night express, stopping al oil stations STOP
Yth freight, with 2d class cars III 6 80 A
Trains arrive ~ Rock Island daily, Sunday
c.pte-i, follows
LIST right sxprets - o." A
III express stopping only at prin stations 4V0PN
81 mail train ~ 10 Tsp. n,
Ath freight, with ID class cars 81 St5P N
ittrxius over this road are IN direct oDntmNiun
Chicago with trans both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central H. X. TO aui from Detroit. To-
ledo Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati. Pittsburgh.
Dunkirk, Buffalo NIAGARA Fails, Albany, New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Also at
Iasale with trains Of the Illinois Central Road
North to Galena and South to St Louis aud Caro- 10
which places tickets can b. procured OF
g. 8 STEPHENS Ticket Agent,
X \. Depot Rock Island.
Passengers reminded 81 the nnceS-ity.af giving
distinct directions the destination ~ mir ha
gage also procure tickets b. fore takn2 their ats
in the cars the Conductors collect fares only to
tons I'll. The line iLr Cbica.u Si,u Island rsilsG
JOHN r. TRACY. Superintendent
Il WHITMAN, AsSr SUIT.
Rick Island April 7 1885 idi'I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
Card.

~ Y. KNAPP tsuccessor OF Knapp h Ke,imon }
W would return sincere thanks u the patrons of
the old nrm, for the very liberal support exteaed 10
them, and hop-s By renewed efforts on his part, 10
receive In future liberal share Of patronage from
discriminating public. He will at all times have In
store fun and cnnpet. stock u Goods both Staple
and Fancy, OF the b~st and most fashionable styjs.
which he nstiers himself he viii sell 1t prc~s which
cannot fail 10 meet the views Of all buyers Re cx
tends Invitation 70 all 20 call ami look N rough
hts wssesooms, No 1< Clsire Row.
nAyennoHf October a 1A6A-dN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12

nR WILLIAM vANzANDT, of s, Louis Occulis,
~ and Opthslmic surgeon, finding II necessary for
bis health, 10 reside, during the warm season IN
more northern situation, has selectcd ~ u summer
residence thu city Of Rock Island Ill where ~ can b.
consuit" fpr 81 disease ~ the eye and opthsnc op-
eratlou- from the nrst 81 July until the last SIP
temh-r. Chrome affections generally will receive
portln u hi Attentlon and eye patients viii nnd
that during n" wArrl ,saAh th~y can he sue
r's-fy treated In = mr. northern climate than that
- ~ I.nli-. unneHl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
ID. CHRISTIAN RAUB
ARCHITECT,

ID. On RISTlAN RAUB
ARCHITECT,
CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER,
Ofice--Fourth street, second door west Of
Market House, Davenport, Iowa.
VXyHL attend TO all business In architecture and
w drawing. He has large collection Of drawings
Of the most noble and fashionable styles for finished
public buildings or private residences, which he be-
eves calculated to satisfy the wants and tastes
Of the ladies and gentlemen Of the Irwin Cties" who
wish to enjoy practical neat and comfortable home.
References:
ildemeister christensen, architects Of the Crystal
Place, New York.
A . Smith, srchictect, Baltimore.
John r Wood, Esq.,, Philadelphia.
Henry Barnum, RsQ, Chicago.
Marcus Heilner, coal operator, Nnersvile, Pa.
Charles Heekscher, President Aiming Imp. Co.,
Woods'de. Pa. msYchlAdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
Paris HOUSE.
N. At. DONERTY,
ElAofien NalieA.

NOTICg h hereby given, that IN ~lecsAn VII, be
~ held ~ the usual pieces u holding such slec.
tons In each psecin Scott oDunty Tor the election
Of four Presidential Electors Tor the sase os iowa
And also at same time and place. Win be elected one
Deirate 10 the COnventton TO revise the
~ the state VI Iowa.
In testtmony, have set my hand this 10Th day Of
October 1855. WN L. C(lOW
0cfi .dk vtd rountv INA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
FORWARDING 4 COMMISSION,
JOIN ELLIOT OLIVER sIsKE
ELIOT Z FISkE, Davenport, leWa.
HISkE 4 ELIOT, Ievs CITY, REV..
General Commission and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS.

Particular attention paid the purchase and sale Of
Produce. liberal advances made on Conslanmente
Cash paid for all kinds Of Produce
REFERENCES:
sturgs. shaw Co,NY; Gilbert 4 Sons, Boston;
Elery d Gibbons, do; Fearing, Thatcher White
Reynolds Cushmxn, do; Palmer, Thomas 4 %, Phil,
Halsted. Brokaw q d, do;H Lincoln, Esq, do
Henry farnam, Esq, Chic; ? Jessup Co, Dubuque:
Raymond Ward, do; Cook Sargent Davenpt,
bIdly B Norman. Eso do
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-12
Chicago, Alton L 81. Louis k. X.
90a ~. s5ia
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

rams !edUe Chicago for 81. Losis and i.,.rn.e.
dilute PLACES.
Accomoasticn Train, Sundays eae.pt-d) SS0Ax
Express Train, (Saturday's excepied) u I0PN
4rdins ieape ~. LoaisEor CAicd0o and iafe,me-
dsate places.
Accommodation Train, Sunday eAe-pte,) I 0Oaa
Express Train saturdays excepted S3rra
Trains run directly through, without chan,r -
ears or baggage. Trains run through Joliet Bloom.
ington, Springfield, Carlinvle and Alton.
wiTrains run this road make direct conn. elton,
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad .,
Joliet, making this the shortest, qucket and most
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East
with Illinois Central u. Il at Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
hh Great Western OF I,iiso,s at Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all the Railroads dverginy from Chicago
Wth daily line Of Packets at 81 Louis for keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tckcts for ali places mentioned above can
be procured ~ all the principal ticket Offices Ia III.
United States, and At the o6aces
In 81, Louis In Chicago
enus, On Levee. site fremont HOUSE.
RCA'DP. MORGAN, a., bup,.
ton. Jan. ~ fehlHdtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02
u May Jane and Thomas r. FERRIS aged year months

Of Mary Jane and Thomas b. FERRIS aged year months
and days.
The relatives and friends, and members Of Pases ine
Locge No. 10A o, r A. NJ, respectfully invited -
attend the funeral tht aft rpoon At O'clock from
the residence of ter parents. No. Margin street.
Connecticut papers piease Ply.
On Honoav n orpipg Marco 81, after long illness,
ERNEST CoCBRoS, in ,hs SD wear OF ala
The elstves friends OF tho fapi psrti suarU
Dvlieo attend hi funeral from his late residence, No.
2S8 Washington st, ct, this afcarno n, 1t O'Clock
On Monday, March 81 EDWARD ARNOLD, native o, In
nisticgus, coun Kikei ny, Ir-ia d.
his funeral will taKe ace this afternoon, ut two
O'Clock, rom $50 Tent avenue.
In Bergen, N. j., on Monday, March 81, Mr.. RoBERr
BERRY hocIEARy, 'ged 70 years. mon os and 20 dayr
The attves and friends OF the family, and 50 hs
members Of vaieh Loe &c. No a. an, Hudson Lodge
Nc. IA l. o. cf F.. and American Chapter No o. U.
A. respec fully in ytet TO ss'enc his funeral from
~ Mathews church Isusssx st--et Jersey j.y,
ibis ~ ernoon At hree o'ccck. His remains sill be
taken o New y. rk Bay Cemetery or iatArmest
On Surosy, march 80, in Philadelphia, JAMES LsDcB,
formerly Of his c.
His remains will oe inferred from his brothers. Hcnsrd
ech es6 tbis terno,D ~ IL EghtseL tn stree
Gowanus South Brooklyn, at five O'Clock. The I'll snts
Of The family . e invl' ed 10 atteo1 bis fuUsrsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Suddenly, on Tuesday, April ], JAMES HAwKs, aged Is
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
Invited to attend his funeral from his late reesdenc
corner Of Pearl and Chatham streets this afternoon at
tvs O'Clock.
ON Tuesday morning, Ap,i1. FRANCES son of John and
Mary Kspnsay sgsS %onsns ,na 70 Gays m
Henry Kennedy are respectfully invited TO attend the
funea this at two o'clock from No 81 Ridge
His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
On Tuesday, April after q short illness, Mrs. MARGA
T rniksoN. reict of the late Farrell Peterson, in the
friends respectfully invited attend the fune
1s from her late residence No soe West Twsntyeshth
snaaen,v on MonI,,v March Al GEORGE BorrAs .oad
10 years month ana 10 days
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
teno his funeral this Afternoon from No. 675 Water
street.
On Tuesday nornirg, April1, JAMES R. WALTER in the
68th year OF bis sge.
Notice of funeral will be given.
California papers please copy.
On Monday, March 81, JoHS j., son Of Aaron Is. and
Sarah kytr, aged months.
The reiaiyes and friends Of the unity respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residences o. his
parents Lawrence street. sIanhattsnve this afternoon
On Monday, March 81, Of consumption, RICHARD r.
MFDHuRsT in the hope OF blessed immof talty ia the
45,h year of his age.
His friends and relatives also the members Of the ST.
Georges Society, rsspec fully invited to attead his
funeral this afternoon from his late residence No. GAL
Houston street. At one o'clock.
On Tuesssy morning, April MATILDA NJ, only child
months
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited 10 attend her funeral this afternoon at two
o'ctck from the residences of her pafens No. 81 Ham
mond street, without further invitation.
On Tuesday April JOSEPH NoRNAS, aged Fl years and
days
His friends and the friends and asquain. of the
family, respectfully invited TO attead his anera this
afternoon at two O'clock om his late residence No. $50
Canal street. His remains will inferred In Greenwood
Cemetery.
At his residence No. 81 Edrtdge street, Tuesday
morning, April ], after short Illness MICHAEL PaELs
sgsd IS years and months.
Tine friends Of The family and the members of the New
York Young Mems Roman Catho, Bsnevofen! Associa-
ton invited to attend the funeral this afternoon vt
two O'Clock.
On Tuesday, April 4, OF consumption, AGNES REsEocA
QUIZ, csnsort Of Henry II. Quu, aeei 30 years.
The relatives ard friends Of the family also t ,se of
his brother James Qun respccfu1ynv ed TO attend
her funeral from her late residence No 20 West Forty.
third street. afternoon, at two oclosk pse.
cisely Her remains viii be taken Greenw bod Gene
terry. -
bert street. Dublin Of oganic disease Of the heart aged
90 years.
late residence In seventh avenue.
On Tuesday, April !, Of Group, ExsA JArE only child
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

0uAane0 Salannandor DA6cs.-H0bcr1 r..
RA4nI0K h Ne nAnuAstarW - nc 0nted States Of ne
lave celebrated sats and gate wsr PROOF denAnce lcz
NJ ss@ basA Depot IA Pearl street. door below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

The Last Oay.-$15 for q Farm or BuSld-
ing ot, in the fourkb village OF Lakeland, Lake
gig psyaolen nstaments secures each 50
- 100 feet In the div ION Of ard lots whh viii tate
Place ihs evening Apply carly, to CHARLES WOOD, 2os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Drvsgists' Fancy Goods, Exolusively.-
1r.snss so.Ss sSsps extracts. Pe..ds: msIumsns Paris
0Bis, except drugp JmpOrssa And seid wholesale. BY
RCFUS hoE ARCH Co l6S b uSdwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

oxistador0's Hair age, Wigs aud HOupcss
acscse admiration among AL oonnossslrs IN at suite Of
eAnt private for app ng his incompatible dye
Ne only reliable arcle of he vnd Wholesale RETAIL at
CRlHTADORO'H, no. 8 Aston House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Druggists' Fancy Goods, Exciustvety.-
Brushes combs s,sps extracts gom.ie Paris
0ke, except dsugs Imported and aold wholesale, BY
RUFUS II. NcHAkGH co., 1853 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

WhxslEers and .d0usJaches Forced to Grow
stz xeets ypy onguen, which sill stain inure the
On. d p0ttle; sent any part Of the country 4. g.
QeAHAM b66 BroadwaT; Hays E6 Fulton street. BROOKLYN
EetbsS a 8oub Third street, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Married.
On Friday evening, March 49, by the Rev. James MIL
lst his residence Mr. GEORGE W. STANDARD, Of West
port Conn, to Miss MARIA JANE SEYMOUR of this city.
On Wednesday, March 49, by the NV. Albert NASH Mr.
JopE FIELDS TO Mss NJ A, JoHssrox hpAh OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Bachelors HAIR LSye, Wigs and TOupecs
are superior u al oher THAR new improvements seizure
ysrfeo comfort he weare elegance and durspt
~ BIS unrivaled ard oplo harm ha rdye Is led In
twelve private rooms q. BACHELORS, 239 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

FhalOA PAphlan Lotion OK Eforai BcNutifier
NAautfyirs The and removing freckes,
nnbuns, pmples pos burma ses4s stings chappsd lips
cs and hands. For ssle by PHALoN, and all drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

MAPS OF NICAR. tGUA, NORTH AND CENTRAL AME.
M rca, containing pulsou, square miles, distances
Of the map by 80 inches Price % cents j. HAVEN
publisher, IFS and III NAsau street. up stairs New York
Agents wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Wigs' Wigsl Wigs-5,OOO 4lOl Wigs and
soupees NEuBUksr CO.'S rigs ana toupees eth
.s T. AL others for 1T segancs nasua aid da
easavasAst Broadway prices Back and front bras, curs,
&e elegant tasty and fashionable very cheap wholesale aud
FETAL, q Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Hyatrs Lire Baisnm.-RheumAtis1n In its
painful oyms also pcronls old ulcers and the worst
Of dis Of the blood debility liver complaint
incpieat consumption &c most ceraialy cured
BY this great purifier Principal Depot 26 Grand street rs
cents pc. bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Hernin.-Only Prize Medal Awarded ia
NARSB CO., by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations for
the patent radical cure Also. the fair OF
sute awarded the frs. premium 20 this rus, in 1855
willard Parker and John NJ Canoohan extensive List Of
Of mercantile and other by
be seen a. Marh Co.'s No ~ Maiden la,e Eew York
and Marsh Corea Coz No West Fourth street, Cincinnati
ohio. Opes from A. N. until 9P n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Chaps, Chases, Rough, Tender Flesh, Pima
pies freckss saltrheum positively cured BY GOU-
kAUD's Italian medicsed soap Poudre subtle uproos
hair from low torches Dart of the body
Liquid lily white hair dye and restorative. the old
depot, 67 Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

HOl1Oway's Ointment and Pflls,-By SPEC
c pkese Of the late Emperor OF Russia these medicines have
been admitted into the public hospitals houghout the
abe pills used the Russian specific for cholera
and diarrha. and the ointment the bsst dressing for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

The Best Hair Dye Is Truly and lastly
awarded TO O. BALLARD, chemist and periumsr, No b0(
Broadway he reserved the premiu Werld
HsF and .. the American institute. which be h
uG1ce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

70 Nervous Sufferers "A Retired Clergy
restored health in few days after many yesrs
suneripg Is anxious make the
VIII send Greco the prescription used Direct the
n v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Voice ksxeMges.-Public speakers and VO.
sasts should provided with brocha troches hsv
~ pesuar adaptation affections which disturb voice
They Will bronchitis coughs asthma, hoarseness lrr
ton Of The caused by exeron Of the
srgars. Bold by all druggists.
J. MnHAr, New York f. BROWN. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

Of The ro,t or chest remember DR. PANCO asr3 golden
scush srug i s gaining g,est reputston Agents, =.
II. Ring Typ Broadway; q. CicheDer Co. 81 Barclay
street eheoen Neergaard Fourth aud the Bowerv;
Mrs Hayes 6 Fulton street, Brooklyn; and by druggists
generally. Bee pamphlet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

VERY eANDeOME MALE GUILD, Six MONT as
n old whore parents not able sup
tanned for adoption by Addressing few ines ing where
interview may be had under cypher Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02

DR.. 1anAfoxd's Invigoratsr-A Certain Cure
OF bilious attack, dyspepsia, darrhss, shoera,
soar .o%:ss .es hsaa.chs nyss compliant female weaS
b. eANDFORD CO., 1888 Front street. propretors c. Il.
Eng, l92 Broadway; ]. Me&km. 47 Broadwayl Richer
0Ayrian, 3ES sixth avenue ana druggists generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-02
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

ny RESPECTABLE PERSON DasIRou5 OF Az OP E.
ing lille grl of respectao ami y, will find the Same
Addressing Stephen. Herald Office, ior two days stating
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28

,as~ EDWIN NJ sPRANKLIN,
Ht.- No. % Register street.
1stH' ' T- Sdoors north Of Pratt st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-28
FROM LANCASTER

LANCASTER, Pa, Ocr. 25.-The American Ex-
ecutive committee of Lancaster county met to-
day. The attendance was large and the Union
electoral ticket headed with the name of Willard
Fillmore, adopted by the Union Convention at
Harrisburg was ratified with great enthusiasm.
The Union sentiment among the Fillmore men
of Lancaster county very strong.
The American Executive committee of Lam
caster county met in this city to-day, when a
resolution was offered by NJ. NJ Rohrer, cndor-
sing the action of the Fillmore State Central
Committee, opposing fusion the electoral
ticket, and plcdging the American party of Lam
caster county to the support of the straightout
Fillmore and Donelson ticket TO this an
amendment was offered and carried by major
ity of two; eighteen members voting, sustain
ing the fusion ticket. Whereupon, those who
voted to sustain Mr.. Rohrer's resolution, with
drew in body and organized anew.
The Register and Citizen, the only Fillmore
paper published in this city, comes out this
morning taking strong ground against the flu
sion, and declaring it n fraud and a trick where
by the Americans are to be transferred to the
Republican party