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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27

luz KRONE OF SOLOMON.-lne fUi- .
lowing account tsavs an cXchangci OF
II remarkable piece OF mechanism Is Ia
kea from Persian manuscript called
I'm History ot Jcrusaleu. II pur-
ports to bc description OF the Throne
81 kins Solomon. and ii the details
are r"rrc tlS gwen, II undoubtedly
SURPRISES amy piece Of mechanism pro
duced in modern times. The sides
81 II wee OF pure god, the feet at rln
craii and rubles intcrinlxvd with pearls,
eael, oi which We're large a. IN o,trlrh'>
cyg.-1hc Throne had seven steps
al each side We're deilncatcd orchards
lii ol tees, the branches OF which
were OF precious stones, representing
irut, ripe and unrpe; en- the tops OF
the trees were to be seen figures 81 piu-
mage birds, particularly the peacock,
( the >taub and the kurge>, al these birds
were followed within artiiicaiir. So rs
to occasionally utter Thousand mclo-
,!ious songs. such as the ears OF NOR
tails never heard. On the first were
deIincatcd a vine branch having bunch
es OF grapes composed of various sorts
OF precious stones, fashioned in such
manner AS to represent the various col
ors of purple, violet, green and red 80
Is to render the appearance OF real
fruit. On the second step on each side
of the throne We're two hons oi terrible
aspect, large as life, aud formed OF cast
gold. The nature OF this rcuaik ihlc
throne was such that when solomon
placed his foot on the first ste the
birds spread forth their wings and
mace tiuttcrin9 noise H. tue AR. On
his touching the second s;e' the lions
expanded their claws. reach
, ing the third stsp the assem-
blage OF demons and I men
repeated the praise oftla ''s"' When
, he arrived at the four, - were
. heard addressing him us following
, manner: 'Son Of David. b thankful
/, for the blessings which the Almighty
!, has bestowed upon YOU The same
/, was repeated on reaching the tiftl
, step. On his touching the sixth, al
the children of Israel joined them; anC
on his arrival on the seventh all tn
birds and animals became in motion
: and ceased not until he had place,
y himself in the royal seat, when tn
(. birds, lions, and other animals, by Sc
;. cret springs, discharged shower .
e most precious perfumes on Solomon
e after which two of the kurges descend
" ed and placed golden crown on hi
70 head. Before the throne was co
;. umn of FURNISHED gold, on the top q
= which was a golden dove, which hel
a in its beak volume bound in silNe
/ IL this book were written the psalm
it ri David, and the dove having presen
ID cd the book to the King, he read alou
:. portion of it to the children OF l.
= |. 1t is further related that or th
i, preach Of n wicked person to Il
zone, the lions were wont to set u
terrible roaring, and to lash the
Is with violence. The birds al
.egan to bristle up their feathers, al
he assemblage also. of demons a,
* y genii, to utter horra cries Tor fear
On On them no one dared be guilty Of falls
IN hood, but all confessed their Grim,
e such was the throne Of Solomon, Il
IN -. &c nax,J
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
TT Burr X swift are now all rlgl

TT Burr X swift are now all right.
,ud have d large and complete stock Of Go.
cr,l.. Of tn choicest qualities, and ar
ready 10 supply The country trade at 81
LOU, and Chicago prices. THIS firm hav'
ire a connection with large New York
house. possess the hes' facilities fo sup ~
ing number Ar icies. and at he Tow est f1.
ures and best terms. Read their advertise
ment in another column, aud give them =
call. for seeing viii be believing. Their
:; iie i oh Brady. beiWeen Trout and So
cond streets est s,dt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
>pl>i II. Friday morning. Sam

>el>l II. Friday morning. Same
pncc.
.lunc--N on may haze them.
-lutt, law, What,
Jones Those victories over the De
mocracy u Pennsylvania and Indiana.
iuu we're night, YESTERDAY, N saving
.hev were Fremont victories; he IS
bound 10 ct plc',y more Of tie same
ktrd "Re, buttons never 90 backward. :
Sini,h l WISH YOU would it some
where else than opposite me at break
fast.
Jone~-kecp cool You've only
lost two thousand. Chicago Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
t., Wanna FREmbsr Nessrs.

Ta1 waJxe FskMbsr. Niessr.. EEt.
er. h ,e will be great Growing over the
de- =, . q i'isl Fremont in Pennsylvania.
IN on a. 10 &c tie s.a,uns. Tue
fact 10 the have all heea yctin for the
wrong Fr~m old Nc G,~~iv. a. $ I'm
IS hs ssiL I r. were two FIR. mon s, inai
We sho"ld C mix Il up, ara to,u my p's'
ter aiding tea dnilsss oa, ~ nv slns ] ny
q D sasllFA - s,.A h.in8 pg.saissi q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27


MYSTERIOUS DisAPPEAEANCE.--We learn
privately, that great excitement exists
in New York among the friends Of John
Z. Fremont, owing to his continued and
unexplained absence. The excitement
Is greatly heightened in consequences OF
40 article which appeared 10 the Herald
on tho 10th instant, commanding a. fol-
lows:
We have received ihtimation from re-
spectacle sources that duri0g the last
eight or ten days, number OF letters
have been received by Col. Fremont of =
very abusive and threatning character.
| Some warning h,m that it elected he
will be assaslnated or poisoned, others
| that he may not live to be elected, for
his enemies have determined that he
never should be lnaugursted.
Mr.. Fremont LETT New York lew days
since, ami nothing reaabe has beer
heard from him since Tue,isy last. \
rumor that b.. had been seen 10 Pepneyl
vsnis Was current on thursday. but it
10 now discreditei. \ like rumor with
regard to his having made ms appear
snce in lndians, is looked upon with
suspicion. At last accounts lis FRIEND
had settled down to the conviction It :
be bad been ent,cej from home by
der ufisns, aud cruelty tu,cheret
cold blood. This seems quite plsusi
considering the ",ntima,ions" rece.
from 'r.epectahle sources' by Il Hsra,
Mr. Fremon, leaves an inserestin,
family, Mrs. Y. i. q daughter OF [ oil
Benton of Missouri. Mr. E. had OF
when he left home, black broai- 81 Oh
suit Of clothes. lie is described BY Big
Glow - being rather ''brlow the msdius
height, gracefully proportiooei, an,
emiOeNt:y progressing in his persona
appearance. III, eyes are blue AMI yer
large, his nO.s aeQai,ne," Sc II
p~rts his hair 10 the m'rt.a. AMI wear
2 . tus. sd- down c"llsr 4e-a il sal. 1
he anothpr Fremont a, lee h,e
n appearance. hut h. this Fee
moat. No only looks a.. lie
!, seosheS Fremont tho. lamont,
J. Aev iaeaemseiAa re-, ~ The uiss
~ -. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
IEaDrD SPECIAL NOTICES.


a.>~vtam0 u Eemales-IW. sness~s""
pu.-rb c,mb natl ,ns ~ ina Ell, ts IN '''sF r'''
s the "a .uit II bong aud sSiensl'e "cu'e'
are mild in their up .rsibJt, and certain Ia
ali irresuiarities, painful mshstrus'@" 'eH''
,b-tructt ,ns VII Their from cold " Oh
ache pain IN ia side pAipitati"n 81 '"e "'N
I'll .i-cp which srisr from ih'sffhp'i'" "
rhsy can he successfully as A. preSeh''e
,uls ,hould never be tst n 80 ptssh'"'''
.,uld en- ~ a. cau..s mi-esrris@ "S'tN
~ = ..t.bl. and ftr- & IN snyh ~ - -
=, health Explicit direti"n- when 'h'"p'
,ce,,mn,ns es.h b,x p Ice " ~ SOY "
o,ugai.,. IN psvgnp,rt snd HIM ''Wpr"N ;
a,cs Island snt by raiI ~ 'nci"'ihs " -
aelusI Che.srmau, n isi bf"''Nf'' NV
Jesu-''swimI
Daley. Magical Pain tx'rn''"'
anu n,iucipsI chsrarterisursN - pAf' r "
Al PAIN EXTRACTION o'n,i
l,t ofh-nv.r fsling sud aud 1nat'' l'"'8'''
..n.s apuliei 10 any rs,e r'tal inunty, % q
..m,att. 4 instantly. .nd spldiy 70 rtfar ih''
s.,,,,. c,nS,rui,- H. gr.at r-we' - sliev't' =
pam II turns aud ,aid,, spa u The GAM"
ea.c- IN ~ incr, d.hiy short spsse 90 trt
All appeal ',,m IL " ts-tim, uih- p 'h'
~ Serty m,rlngent mind . u Is a"a'' 20. -
al oasrs 4 external injury an pa 3. '''
Inflammation If IN. inJu ed parts; hod ~ VIZ "
vi r,mov, ,he aus IT, n e anus eat
III IL. pufilratltr p oI,e ties fenirsi'- 'he pt-
900 ,ha, ma, ,urk IN thf syst m. aud VIII When Az
t,,,i to thu sosas I,sa RAPIDLY al .int"f' n''''e'
L. me .ui lace anil 4 ca IL henot 'h' 81 Ia ehs''
I, produce. firm -ar-~ "ccasions- , "or"- 80"
shrn applied 10 Id ard invetcrate SAT- hhtnlh
81 other cuisneon- di-.as's
Each bsx ot p-nuue Dan " Pam fk'r''t' mas
ap.nlt a stse pat, Engraved Liable 9Th 'ho r'S"a
tnr,,ofc cLICKENEh a 60. tnPrr'"'~' a'Fi
HENRY DAILY manufs,turet All other Az
Pri,s ~ cents 80 h"N
az Al ari - .houd d, .t'r"e~ed to'. 'h's-
ensr n q, - Barclas .tr'ri Nv YORK
Sldby an ntussisi. sui M'iicin" fraer- thio"-h-
a, me rnited state, ''p4'-'''"' -"
Am A. Iai.betr's Hair Dye. y" unFhu'
hlt.,.r,s o. compound ouaid have attained me
,r.al t.var acc ,rled ~ tins Dive ,h' 'nRinai
a.vrt "a lrug fayliir, Nature D. not moe 'n' u
/, en- hin the brown hiacs p,aiuc' :" u" tth-
1T yrsyrst OF m..i frrVH hair 10y il. Mad AMI
.,,, .r sp,n,t Al Bitcheior'. aug Factory, an nne
pris A.. ru.n,sl 233 Broadway, New York VIM
gs,ehclor j. Oh the hx Of All genuine othoIsaTt tu-
tatl"ns.
For sale ny tho'd n Van Patton
.rpa5-iawim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27

BETTER THAN UsuAL.-lhe speech
II he Count, Attorney 10 the Moline del
esatioI OF their ARRIVAL il this city on
SaiurdaY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
R,Ssis,ess IDirecsOl'y.


NiIKuIIS CAMFtELi q CU........... Main
COOK n StRGfN F.....-..'....d ~ ana sc hu'
MCt;KE,ioR, LAwES X sLAkEMoR".... Mann.
en- 1913 BRO BARROW CO.. g or IN "a sls.
FtILMAN PoNEHS MCLEAN. ...ab"ve + u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
v iNIEls.

Two Bows, as Apprentices To the
Printing Trade. Those from IA TO IL
wears Of age preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
LiCE CURTAINS.

THE riehe.t. h,ndun se>t, sud INST e,p n<iv
i gr 4 in the Any ne ~i>ing ON ttine
.ut.t or H. tn way ~ vtry FIVE iur rrl fn'
tl.ma, " AnSWoRTii -,
tr,13-if Cip T.. Clair, Httl>r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
Public Notice.

Wtt.i u -sy 4, ny tti-J,i- and ,he public, that
/ i.a. 4 M ~ af is J vt-t fsith. AID
thhsth t4liiug "a 5stia. - NH cent ints,
a, .l,int 5t" ST. Gus itaua friaay Ill SATURDAY
., ming +. act rr X 4a. wH II. ~ u tome
SATURDAY -ring's
Il. HFIpFNRFINFR.
r.t4 ,ircl' . = ri h..t Bf.ly AMI Pzrry
r.r 90. VS. tl'A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27

ry We are informed that DIR. Ci-
DIN. VIII address the reople Of this city
aud vicinity on Wednesday evening next
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.

Halifax, Oct. "a.
| A despatch from Vienna Of the h inst
SAYS acrreaby 10 communication f'cn
! Naples OF the 2y,h ,i'., published iH f'i'
| Austrian Gazette, u would app"ar iha' The
| King Of Naples had written ~ Queen v c.
| ioiia al Louis Napoleou thai h. as 6esI-
tous of taking pat III the new conference
st Paris for the purpose of making known
he acts If Amnesty and the organic Sc
form IT was hi, itteniion TO grant.
Madrii. Oci SIN.
By aroyai decree published IN the Ga
l.ttr ,his DAY, NJ. Passara Is AIMED Is SPAN
Ssh A fhbsssador at Washington
AdvIces from Cohstantinppl. OF October
lst, says, thai the misunderstanding about
the Isle OF Serp.ns Is likely TO brng the
French fleet ba again. Some Austrian
ships Of wa have also gone 10 SEA.
New York, Oct. "a
III. Steamer Herman from Bremen aud
Sontt,aml ton arrived his morning.
She brings 25o passengers, among them
I. 4. Naiiie. bearer OF d-spdiche- from The
American Ambassador at Switzerland.
Washington, Oct. -.
The mon Of this morning Publishes
letter from Governor G.ary, announcing
the restoration OF peace ~ kahsas. He
says IN two weeks 10 ouirases haer bee'I
rep ,r'.d. and inahy ooioriou. astiato's be-
l"ustng 10 both parties have l-f, the Ter.
tyry lie also says lie will shor'ly proceed
with small force IA pursuit ri gang aho
are prov ling about the SGnth.ff pat of TIE
Territory.
Advtcrs from Mexico % 9Th an
hounee that another alter olu ION
had been maize M the c aas de
frafed by the government.
New On /. %
Flour has ddganced al .tti i, sell
ing at 1928: ked WHEAT - All anccd;-
White whea, quoted at $ ~; W.'sr-ru mess
pork had advanced fourth. and wa, q iotrd
at $2i per barrel. Lord dull.
ST. Sohns, On. F. Oct. %.
Their. was FIRE here to-day, by which
over one hundred ipnements We're de-
slroyrt. Loss $4,000.
Philadelphia, Oct. "a.
The following the ofhcl: vote OF The
St4te Complete Scot. democrat, fcr Can.
Commissioner. 2is,sso; Cochran. tninr,
2IO, il2. Democratic majority, 2,T.s. The
Sena'e stands. IL Democratic, Is Opposi'
iion, II the House ~ Democratic. II Op'
position.
BLEEDING kA>sAs.-A perusai OF
the following letter, which was received
Yesterday by the Assistant Postmaster
General, will enable the reader to form
some idea OF the nature Of the 'heroic
exploits" OF Col. Jim Lane and his
band OF hired ruflialls III behalf of'blccd-
ing Kansas:
Council Grove, X. T.. Oct. 3.
>tn:--ilaving been robbed and driy-
en- from my house on the 10th ult., by
i band OF highway robbers claiming to
helong to General Lanes army OF the
North" and the Post Office having
been robbed by the same band, and
the Likely taken, therefore beg to
be released OF the duties of postmaster
at Allen. X. T.
| am respectfully, sir, yonr obedient
servant,
CHARLES IL. WITHINGTON.
To lioRArio KING, Esp.
First assistant post master General,
Washington, ID. {.
R
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27

and Two Large and Valuable Libraries Al
premiums ysili b. d.sd p'u tnn.i'ttA on :
Z tuI ~ suhseripti Pa u can speeifN Any att
a euua. 1, hs Dumb - 'nrir c ipl iai.s an
wuhout HE hdss,d ~ drd,ci"g. i WI b. OK d W
ana al nnm d,si iv though IL he One OF Fhau-
sand DotsaY B~siies thu evrry snhs'tiher comes
Il A. in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
Magnificent Enterprise.

10000 FDSCRlRrRS IN ONE itAk
M ana 30 RE OBTAINED ~ SIX MONTHS! u
q ~ uu ro M GIVEN ~ PREM IL MS
81. eoo TO M GIVES ~ SIN MON rms
~ uni rtakr Az rxtraor'i ar9 tt>S tn8' 81 o.
w ta1uns so.oao ih>crher> IN ss months m"
49, use the t,jowuc Ntratt'iinary IN an g." ACCOM-
pli.l.s.ut ~ sta->e s-,,
IL made t,r,r ! LARGEST >ni REST ln>-
tfAt.i Family r,r.r = hf county and stil y = ~
LOWEST price. ,,r,
~ ". ado.a . >y.tcu NJ premium. that NENf"
IA, -', EQU ALLFp and cannot D. -4rps->ed II no
-r.ltv t,r 1T Z. o. that shsilrt q sum rqna
f. rh, ,.b..e 4,i.se is n "a PAPER tor TX months.
II. Asa urn RI most & 'a..> sum va b. given la
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
How ABOUT THAT FoRTY THOUSAND

How ABOUT THAT FoRTY THOUSAND
II pEN>sylvAsIA The Fuslonists
emphaticallv claimed 10000 majority
Tor the union ticket in Pennsylvania,
and have admitted that unless they
carried the State now by 10000, it
would 30 for Buchanan Ia November
What is the result They claim no
2o,oOo, nor $4,000, nor 10000, nor
5000! They in fact, give up the
state The official returns will show
that our Canal Commissioner is elect
ed, and we think the entire State
ticket
Sound the hnrac!
Bow the fuzzy llu72yl
DIoiE3e1Ier
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
LAM Agents

" ALLEN...........P q Buildtng, Brady 81
ISBEiL n CO.. -..Mali -
LIEN \ ..orr's buti-ing Pr"iy II
Insurance Agencies.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27


Scene Breakfast table. Briggs House.
Thursday morning. after the Penn
-ylvania election. Jon> Jo>E,, a
Fillmore mar JoH> SNIrn. a Ere
moiler.
ZONES We whipped the Democra-
~ hai, on Tuesday.
Smith We" who DO You mean h1
1--WE
Jones The Americans, Of course.
Ii was or ticket. and we elected il.
smith Americans be Id. TWAS
Fremont victory all over ! don't
care how the Know Nothlngs voted.
Ii waea Fremont victory. lie is bound
t. get plenty more ofthem. Revoiu-
tons never 20 backward.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
To Tax PAYERS !!

NOTICE her ~ eivtn to n" prop r'y-holders OF
~ III tttt al imvtnp II, thsi I'M 50 tn ir City
Tax, fot -. veal U.s. paid within ttcenty Days
IRON, tt'> date they VIII -uj-rt to COSTS Their
JOHN II. TAYLOR,
City Marshal.
1s.R d2w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
Sound the hnrac!
Bow the fuzzy llu72yl
plninde1ley.


Eoop FOR THE fliLMoRErEs.-Jnst
previous to the late election IN Penn
Sylvania, arrangements were entered
INTO BY the Fillmore presses that IN
case OF success they were 70 claim the
result AS a Fillmore victory, but in
cast Of a reverse it was to be called a
republican defcat--Bodaio Republic.
And an arrangement was made by
the Fremont papers to charge the de-
feat OF the tlcke. upon their Fillmore
brethren. These arrangements were
carried out on both sides. The Dem
oerats arranged TO beat both parties.
and that arrangement was carried out.
- Dsiroi Pre- Press.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
Fine Thread and Nd. tsc Edg-
ings.
~ hrv. rv 'sr the LaEs 81 aat 5ts'
W jnck
!
E.SGEA

L,1CEA
V r braug't mi pa'e. comp i.irg Ill ~id't> aud
pro-, ~ the Ia A. a moi fasti natl mixes n"w
in u-c PI -NaIliua tteu,
wtDsUoRTNS
&C II dr. Opposite l. /, lairt reu-e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
Last Cnance !,

Last Cnance
VTNHERf will b. one more, and the last, distrhu-
i ton a Lots by the Union Settlement Com
pauy To- take place NJ York IN a DAYS, for lois
in otoe CITY. n I. Any persons vi hing to purchase
an do 80 BY calling SAMUEL CALLEN,
Of Second and R,ck islaBi SIS.
5.price 425. oct l7dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
silver Plate
GOLD WATCHES.

nanuflCtlr 4 y IIF : N'lA SltFt TT,I I"Iu'
nsnv il, III q-e. " r'b ON on DOLLAR
nNE III NDNED DnLiANS. Ar nlnrt 1here
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN.
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.

PRODUCE DEALERS.
And Wholesale and Retail d siers In
ID n = q q O ID -
OUEENswARE. GROCERIES, BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS. CAPS. CLOTHING.
SALT. &C.
Having ample room for storage, We shall pay par
iicuar attention To Receiving, Storing and Forward
ing any Goods cons'gnad TO our care.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-27

For sale os tiNo'd n Van patton
srp25-da~im
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-15


a KING DOWN HATCHwAY.-One dav
when til" flag ship Of an American Commo,
dore was lying in the bay of Naples, she was
cred by visit from the King and royal fam
lily with suite in gilded bargcs and the full
parade of royalty Til e ship was dressed
from deck to truck. in holiday attire-side
boys were mustered at the ropes-the marine,
presented arms-the guns Numbered forth a
royal salu'e-and the Commodore welcomed
his guests to the quarter deck with the 20.
likeness befitting an officer of rank
One of the suite, spindle shanked and
gaudily attircd Neapolitan, strayed away
from the party and cruising about midship
cspied windsail, all object he had never seer
before. As it was fully expanded by the nj,
he took it for pillar, and folding his arms
leaned against it, when it yielded to hi,
weight, and he disappeared below, heels over
head, with velocity that was actually mar
velous, as was his escape from injury. Tht
mishap chanred to have only one witness. -
This was veteran tar, who approached tn,
quartz deck and touching his hat said re
specially, II beg pardon, Commodore, bu
one Of them are kings has fallen dorn the hatch
,rayr"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-15
Periodicals, sc.

We have received the "Cosmopolitan ArI
Journal for November. 1t is beautiful
work. devoted to the diffusion of Literature
and Art, published quarterly, at 81 90 n
year. 1t is published by the "Cosmopolitar
Art Association the Prospectus of tn,
Third Year of which will be found in oul
advertising columns. and to which the attcn
ton of the reader is called. 1t will be noticed
that persons becoming members, receive a
magazine or an engraving worth the money
they pay, as we'll AZ share in the Annua
Distribution of Works of Art.
GRAnAM's MAGAZINE. Watson & Co.
who are now the prorrietors of this work
have sent us the DocerLbe number, which il
one of the handsomcst specimens Of magazin,
printing We have seen. 1t is greatly improv
ed III Every respect, and is well entitled te
rank among the leading periodicals. of tn,
day. Terms per year: ! copy So: . copc,
S5' copies, and one to gettcr-up Of club
SO; | | copies $50.
GODEY's LADY's Book FOR December has
been received 1t has excellent engraving,
snd large number Of patterns and designs
for the ladies'. Cooley never falls off-his
books ends the year as well as it begins it
indeed it goes on steadily TO improve. The
terms are copy So; 2 copies IS, 6 copies
SO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-15

AN EXCELLENT REToRT.-We learn that
at the breakfast table Of the certain public
house in this city. on Saturday morning, Il
gentleman. in speaking of the late election,
took occasion to speak of Willard Fillmore as
lone State candidate:" wherenpon an
American present admitted. that unfortunate.
ly for the country, it seemed to he true. that
incorruptible patriot had only succeeded in
carrying one State-but, he added that it
was equally true. according to the same made
p of reasoning, that Mr.. Buchanan was the
"tpe 1ont candidate" inasmuch as he no
where else obtained so large comparative
majority. That was Justly admitted to be a
"sockdolager." Let it be especially rernem-
bered, that Fllmore's vote in the Five Points
was only IL, while Mr.. Bnchanan's was 576
1Iurra, then. for the Buchanan Banner-pre.
cinct of the Union. the Five Points of New
York !-Whcehng Times.
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THE REyoLvERs IN GEoRGIA.-Since Defoc 5
Short Way with tn Dssenters, there has
been no. such triumph of irony. 1t would b,
very unjust to suppose that there is any
other subject Oh which the conductors of tn,
Times could have been hoax,d like children
on April Fools Day; but the gentleman who
victmized them had accurately taken the
measure of their ignorance Of America. anC
knew perfectly well to what lengths he might
60. Somebody. at all events, has hoaxcd tho
leading journal; but whether from unrespec
liability, insanity, untruthfulneSs, OF simple
fun, we cannot undertake to say. At all
events, the success of this experiment or
English credulity is conclusive as to the valu,
of English criticisms OH America. --Londo,
SATURDAY. Re,leu.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned having been duly APP
l. pointed by the County Commissioners OF
Cecil county 81 Xamr crs,'' to view and
examine the public road leading from the
Charlestown and Pcrryvlle road to the road
from Charlestown to Jenness' Mill; com.
mencing at a point west Of John Finn's. and
passing through, or adjoining the lands OF
G. u p. Whitaker. John Finn, Hugh b
Gibson and W. w. Black, and to dctc mine
whether the public convenience requires
that the said road should be altered OF
amended as prayed for in said petition
hereby give notice that they will meet at the
beginning OF said road on THURSDAY. the
18th day of December, next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, to proceed with the duties which
devolve on them by the commission issued
to them under the said appointment.
SAMUEL LOGAN, (of Saml,)
BENZ. B. SWEET,
BENONI COOLING,
Nov. 8, lS56--1m. Examiners.