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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
Bank Of Florence

FLORENCE, Nebraska
Gro. 81 SARGENT, Pres't j. " PARKER, Cash.
1--WE uni rsign'd prorrrt"rs ~ 'h' Bank ~
i FLORENCE, Nebraska, by III" pro-
vi-I'nS 81 its Charter, indiy dualiy responsible
Tor Al IT, Issues and viii redeem III. Notes ~ SAID
Institution. al lis c,tni"r III the city OF Florence.
CEN. ant NJ nth III IL Banking Houses. in East
"rn EX' h,ngc ~ on" yer cent, III - cic al
rates OF her currency.
COOK \ SARGENT Davenport
COOK SARGENT y DOWNEY. Iowa CITY Iowa
COOK, SARGENT COOK For, De- Moi,r,sS
COOK. SARGENT u PARhEX, 2orcnc-, Nebraska
Jul, 18th iS56-,iif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
Reading for Summer.

Pa7za T1ie> ty Herman Msiyil.s.............Si 00
M"irrn Stoy TcIicI-Puiuain' Library. -
faul itrr"l-a tai Observation-Disclosures. ! ~
'frraid. Tie Lion hi!lei-iliu,t al d.. -
''hff' VAN; Hi- fortune and mi nd>. -
NoIa ati.. wealth, iy Free imam Hunt. ....... -
tf'hni : Poems. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN
Late ~ Z aier"n. hy II French ............. IS
SiN VI .;lth, IN Kansas. Observation-Disclosures. 81
IL" "a s't Rich Observation-Disclosures. ~
han >le, Tap RS vr Irish Eth cs............. | IN
Slip lafp inter- > Family. .................. 10
fhr 6reht west with m,ps Nr ~
~" ERNEST Man az Life oi pr Jri>on. ! I'M
kn'"tftr" and J.. ~tt.- Observation-Disclosures. I -
Adventures II Robert h"main". ............. ! IS
Ba>' al N"ri"n hN + "a knau. ] -
STAT, ~ lltr s.Tta t.Gsl lS.t.. ,............ ! =,
Ny Cousin nin'"iE .:.., .s.........'t., ..... 30
At the IOJIt EOOh EpcNS
NJ. 36 Brady St. hear N Post On,cr
fhhp .iiHl Eli ADANSA co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01


In pursuance of the adjournment Of tie
German Buchanan Club on Monday last n .
meeting convened and was organized on
Harrison street, between 2i AMI ID, At the
appointed hour, DR.. Raub, Presit ent, c.
w. A smussen, Secretary.
After . splendid Buchanan and Brecken.
ridge Flag was raised, the me ting wa' ad-
dressed BY Dr. Helm,uh And DR.. CONT
Of Chicago, in the German language and
M essrs. A. Corb,n, Geo. F.. Heboe!l and
Geo. s. c. Dow in the English language,
after which the club ADJOURNED to NEE,
on Saturday, this % day Of August al 8 o.
clock, p. NJ in front Of the Office Of the
estate Democrat
DR.. c, RAUB, President.
c. w. AsMu.sEN, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
Orr NEXT PRESIDENTS!
Notice.

4 III. perseps knowing themselves int tsod /, tn.
subrcr'ber. ave vpiy politely, hr earn silly re-
qu std to call and settle ~ Immediately as All az
uhf, not s,ffi.dh ~ the 2sfh 81 August will be p,i,
into tie lands Of proper Officer flr cyii4c;nn
JOHN JORDAN.
Davenport, july 2eth--3w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

A Largo nj ofcocks Of all kinds fpr sale lover
Athan ever before offered u this market, NJ
u0USEL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

e. The taxes. it is said, Of tho citv
o.. .. New s,.,. York. will amount, thi. year. to
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
d l.OCEKlES +! GROCERIES ]! +!

NOW raning II Knickerboeter Il Bro.c.. .
Mag and u sel.cfed stoet 0, cl,o,c. t,,oe.,e
- hpls cru>h-d Sugar;
- = Powdered
49, ciarifNd Gcrs~ Sugar:
N - S'e"aIt Golden S,fst;
~ hsss Pfiinn kiv Con ::
~ :. sFi G",ernnrus J.ss Mo-;
~ English brs at Teas Oiops We,,, r,,,,,
I'efhiHin.. frnnG Hysvn. G,ppywder
aud ftupelis
~ h"veS fb"mra trds..e GrnobIcnt sap;
im drums nm Fig.
80 Ibis A ~ Nuts:
kNifkERfOCKFR h BHOv~
jsef Ffont 81. up. Parry I.andipa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
WANTED.

Girl. 10 do general Ius,is-work To such an o-s
n god wage. ana rsrr,a,,ent employment viii, hs
given. Enquire Il lhis Office. "'.s
July 2S.--dif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
200 BAGS COFFEE.

I VIZ SIZED, COFFEE, POWDERED AND re
~ TINED Cru SHED SUGARS a large invoice in.,
'c'',.'s ana f"r 81" low ~ RYAN 4 MCCAIN
July .S-dtf ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
STEAMBOAT VOTING.


STEAMBOAT VOTING.
Avote " IS taken on the "York State"
this week resulting as follows:
Buchanan, 23;
Fillmore, q;
FremoM, Is:
All the steamboats, 60 for tn e abolitionist.
do they!
On the Ben C ,mpbe.l not Ere mon, man
could be found 10 take his posi- ion.
ELoPEMvNr At CiNcINNATI A rather
curious affair occurred at Cincinnati on
Sunday last. II seems that Mrs. H., the
wife of merchant residing in IT. was
seen by the ne,.hbo % leave her house
about dusk with a gentleman who Isove up
with a buggy. No attention was paid 10
The circumstance until the inquiries of tie
husband after returning from the church,
gave "a clue 10 the affair; and through him il
was also ascertained that a note had been
found upon the table, bidding him adiea
and earnestly beseeching him 10 take good
care Of the little one, of whom she insIsied
he was really the father, notwithstanding
doubts that existed in his own mnt, an /
which had become So annoying to her az 10
induce her finally to Withdraw from the
house. This was the tenor of the noie.--
The husband, after the shock OF the mo-
ment, expressed himself as indifi, rent to
her return, and has, since then tIken nc
measures to eaI ture the guilty f"gihves.--
One of the many incidents in connection
with the ait 'ir, is tina, gentleman, an init
mate acqn ,inianoe, vas knocked down by
the indignant husband for expressing SYM
pathy with hin because oc his beIeave-
mcnt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
SSOOE NSsN NSNVtOSsfTvS SOS'T,
TIE IOWA EOOk ROOMS,

1VU, ~ dUy StTtFV, WFWT T0St UITtCr
~ private sale and lease thu store room good vii
hSint"S Ae
cntno. f"r immediate r.>scss.on OF a paying
and tnaf"asIn; business. AriIy 10
lf2ti. Eli ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

Providence, Julv 50.
letter from Green Island S,r.i,hts.
81 Belle lsle, mentions = terrific storm
on the let Of July. driving 81 vessel.
".hore st that place. Three vessel. were
also lost OF Dog Island, and all on
board persisted Only one vessel rode
"ut ths gale. b mon age living in tent,
on Greco leland. Two Of the wrecked
sesssls belong to this town.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

a. -MONEY TO LOAN. Icing and short .an,n.
~R (irl.difl MACKLOT \ CORBIN.
Rr+STS MANTIIIAS. II Pam and Embroidered
W. Crap SiIawls: Pint, Il and Stella Shawl ~
great vari.tv Chap
Ima!.3'ftt] ClIAS FiSH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

Whitehall, VI, July 30.
The steamer John Day was burned
down yesterday on lake Gesrge, Sevs-
Pal passengers and crew lost. The bod.
lee OF four females have been recovered.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

Ifany one should ask us what In on
G@ opinion arrived at by an impartial t..,
was the best and most honest compound remedy for
preserving aud identifying the hair and restoring
gray hair to its original COLOR and the locks to the
bald hca'lel We should without hesitation saw Prof
o. J. Woods Hair Eestorative.-.X. Loui. lsmo-
crdf.
Sss adverisemc at in another column
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

n splendid Nnrim"nt If VANILLA
&C., ROrS from 4 ia inches. Just ic" iycd
and FOR sale chap, at
RYAN & EARLEy'S
jyat: Cur Prrnt \ Main 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

Tho MoH111attA1a
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
or NEW YORK
vINHE Man'attcn COMPANY affords to tho assured
L thr advantages Of ilc mutual system jo,u.d " III
ih' security ~ The JOINT Siu,k Company u has .
i"ri up'.sh Capt l"f $lOoOs0 and an sc,un,uIa.
'ii' !" prnvidt To- lns-.A ~ more tlsna
QUARTER OF A MILLION OF DOLLARS
over AMI nts'ye thu Capital.
livery r"'ios holder may share In the profits ~ thu
business. and ma. roiyc the Same ~ ssw cr an IL
''"N' ~ -" an'iit insured or by r.durtf,n u the
ANNUAL premium. UF
Not"InIht IN III" United States N r. SUI r,nr AZ
v'hiac"s ITS affairs are carefully aud scs,rnr all,
i,aiag'' AMI Ms profits hsvr larger than othst
''ic lh' ufan'" Company, with snand cAss ArssAL
ihe"eaf division 81 Profs rH take Piaes in 1888
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

NJ eDH. 7. II. CAVtNATGH-Wcw would call
,F6 attention to the card 81 this gentleman i'm
ahlth'T ci'iinn, As on" which merits the attention
81 me aifict.h The Isr. is an old and Thoroughly
educated physician. aud hrs H. vol, hi. lif. 4, ,hr
SPECIAL diseases II" aIv"rtiscs to treat H. l. ing,
letters of high recommendation frum the cnv.ns Of
lSM. 1855, 80
For sal" in this cit! by c. T. WEIR, iyli
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

~ @A $40, WO I" LOAN on Real Estate securi., in
E any sans that may lie d sired Andy 10
W u r GIHLEY.
(l"l1iD Onicc on Main bet. Front x Second ste
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
Cincinnati 1llv ~

t'W '''TH'', , ny -
Atornado passed over this city yesterday
accompanied BY heavy ram, up roo,in.
trees AMI dem,i'shing fenees. \ building
on Third street was blown do.n, kiln.
one person and wounding five or srA oln
80.
Ten Tom Thumbs box Of ,rwcls and
presents hIs been stolen, valued At twenty
thousand dollars.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

N FRAuD.-Wc would call attention u the
"" public against a fraud daily pracl iced u,s,n
'hr unsusp citing in the article Of Or. j. HOSTEL
T." .e''p."V" stomach Nftcrs. Si:lcr these
B:'ers have become so popular. other, having been
making preparations to initiate IT, and in some easy
nave purchased old bottles and re-filied them We
"' ADVISE all persons L" buy Of but rc-,rcta-
lie cap ane the nau,r OH il.
For sale hy Harkley, Thompson & Co. Agents,
Toner 81 Second and Persy STREETS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

HISD LAWNS ASDCALHOES- 10000 Yards
W. remnants: Recess to-,..v NJ
Or"6iD INSIEE'S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01
4 Rare Chance

I1WR an rni"rprising man with small cash capita Al
i The sutscfib w,>hiig Ia give his en,ir. att.n N
trti I" The Ahtina and C,nni III ~ business " III
> |. all or part " III. stock IL The Will know
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

~ eNEW PRIVATE BOARDING UOISE on
,lS Rock Island street, between 5tn .ui 9Th
Room for 10 boardcrs.
UuneitO r. NcC \yEtE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
Orouille Dailg Gutte &etorH.

Ma EDIroR Allow me through the col
nmns OF your paper, to call the attention o.
,ur citizens To the Objectionable condition
If our streets, and more especially to Mont
Somery street. 1t contains about as much
rubbish, dirt, and trash, as it conveniently
can, aud claim the title of a respectable pub
tic ihurOughfare In all que rteIs are TO be
seen the r. jccted contents If boxes, papers,
straw, pieces of boards, old shoes, clothing
aud stones. do not alude to brick, sand
sc, used for building and improvements
going on, nut q jtcton> from business houses.
II we would have visitors from abroad, speak
ftvorably of Orovile, we must enable them
to do so aud speak the truth. Most men ad-
mire cleanliucss, aud judge n town from its
thorpnghtar,s, and presume would say Of
us, 1--WE are void Of thoroughiare pride, and
1ur streets are no cleaner than those of tho
lIo'tentotts.
Often times the side walks arc so crowded
ladies cannot pass along them, without be-
ing j 'stled against by the men, and there
fore they frequently prefer the streets. In
dong so, they ''jump out of the frying pan
into the f'e," and have to pick their way
through the dust and rubbish, stepping from
one old boot to another. Whose fault is it,
Not any one persons. but Of all those az
whose doors, unceaniness lies
What has become Of the Cart.man, who
used to remove it once n week, through the
month OF Juue? Starved out presume, az
he was II dependant on public patronage
The nuisance is easily ahated. If those who
make the litter cannot afford to pnya quar-
ter or half do lar week for removing it
they ought to remove it themselves, or not
be permitted 10 put it there. 1t is a,dentiy
hoped, citizens will be aroused to act in tho
premises, and our streets exhibit a neat and
becoming appearance.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
DON

FIGHT, FlGnr "A game Of tumbler luo.
was played in one of the hotels yesterday
a man it seems. was intoxicated and become
somewhat n,ol,nt, when the bar. keeper
threw n tnmbIer and hit him in the face,
aud cut him badly. Tumhlers are danger.
Gus instruments to throw into mans face,
nud,we incline TO the belief that this should
not be resorred to, except in extreme cases
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
MINERS SUPPLlES!
New Grocery and
PROVISION ST 0 r Z.
JOHN d! HEATING,

MAS OPENED M rxitn'ive nnd wei s"irc,ed
II u Stock at chuco Family Groccries. lru'is'''''s
and Miners Sapuli... nt his New store ~ huhlgoIn-
cry Street, near t:arri II. saw M In which he iD-
yitss IN. attention of community He will Ice in
constant rc~-in o. mlditinns I" h- sock o 6oods oi
the latest i'm anu- Ms facilities ter purchasing
being Hnexcrilrd hy.., trailer Ia thr country NJ -
cont lent that his t:uri% and rr c'> viii render the
|etmsi sarsftcli,n Ia ths. hu fayO him with the
lpNronerr. The public will plea ~ call aud exanine
|fsr Them ewes. Orovill,, July l., iS~o.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
]. D. BROWN. M. D.

Graduate ui Ne. YORK uuiyrrsiiy, New Yolk Med
cDl Institute Honorary Lraddte ot Slra NCui'h
Coilge. on - hI- professional scrvcest" The int"h'
tanis OF Dru,ilie nj yhinI Unice. at In tTot It
Drug StUrr, Montgomery slrevL, one door from th'
corner al iluwnUr slTecL.
JHly II, ISJh jyliif
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

RETURNED D.--Ex. Senator Lott, or Charley
Lott, as his friends call him, hns returned
TO his home in Bldwell. lie did as he said
he would, bring out an accomplished young
bride. lie has IA host Of friends.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

Len Taylor is in town. Len. gets exceed
ingly poeticaI every now and then.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

FAsHIoNABLE Saloon. The Bank Ex-
change, is crowded almost constantly with
visitors, who arc disposed to cool themselves
oit with the beverages prepared by the hand.
some and genreel Harry Hunt.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

MOTTO E-t mplo, mrni eau be md Tor NUN
~ her Of expert workmen on WIRE, .dllrlhx The
present summer. ln erecting wire brldge III p'u"el
in lhis county Enquire ai ihl- "f e. err "f
JAMES MUIR =AY. Marysvillc.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
JOHN PARRY,
MAN UFACTURER RoF BRICK
CO\TR ACTOR e. RIIIIDER

q Would ANNOUNCE To lhe citizens oG Orovile
and clniiy. that ein prepared 1" untruke J"i's
in The above line. To any exenI. As am Inanufic-
turing Buck extensively Hid AN, racliciI tas'',
am able Iofend.f sIsisacIivn rrgard- terms
aid dispatch Iyl.-d
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
NOTICE

Y1yEE undersigned hjsing di- posed "f his jew Try
l-Iabi.hmrni 10 Ar Sm H. torm,TS Of Nrckp.
void res, coll'I> rrqucst al I'ts"nS hdcbt,d 10
INN to come forward and settle their account lhn-c
having demands * nsi him. " III p,c,c prc-cut ilc
samo l"r adjustment Persons having irlitIts l'1
wnh him to- te airs Que-rd to call tor thc same
within eight uulr las ia, "lti De- Sold To ny charges
JDSIPI EOSEATuALL.
Oroyille Saturday Aug. 2 i~5G
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12
no Dr. II. Hein,mnnn, cornes Jack.on an1

To DIR. III. Heinimann, Corner Jackson anG
Monlg mry streets, San NranciscO.-Dear Sir:-lt
is with Measure that notice The unbound.d cut.
cees which has attended you in your pra.llce since
your re .idence in this Sa;9 now over seven years
rh,. ve.d YOU have done and The skill you have
ri-,d ia the ihpi come under our obs ryatiOT
mpk n our tluy let il be known tn the world und
more part cunry Ia those nov snrrting with di-eass
Most nf IL were well acquainted with you whilst yci+
resided at Mormon -lsnd. aud witnessed there son
rrlnnrkuble cures which Sou ttieced on paient.
who-t cases I'ronnnncCd hoi' es' 10y tmineI :.
nh, -irian-. We huve also seen ~hi ,ou have dom
Tor of our friends now residing at '"l"ina aud
Pt,crrville, who after much p'su'si"n aud Induce
tneuts ON our u IT. cons. MET 10 und ynu, whe',
they had aln"s de- pair'd oi their l''es They did ~
and returned and tire n,w living ialr md h-ry mef.
and r,.d r. il ihis notice should r-nch your eye ur,!
vnu tr afflicted ink. advice and 20 Io Dr HEN.
MANN md Son wtil nevrt regret II.
D.nr po,,.r receive with cur m,rt hra'ty wiibes
for your finr. welfare the nssurace that we heleve
you b- of "ir most iaielIco ahu eAPefh need
phy -cinns in lh- STATE,
FRErEpIrK HAiy~ASS
(rM'r Mner-' t"iel)
IAroB NI>KiENAss. >Creenwood valley.
pr Gre-nwm Il Brewery,
Jnu~ GEuP0F.
AEar~T iAu.E,
JnsEPH NIINAsS, tcoron,
''HA Lls tI-s.
r "'s:1 ~ sr.'s E."'i' r;i;ra'" S' 'S% ro,rrs
IEAN i.rCnLER.
A. ~. W.IEEp. ~ Dn,ado slid".
q ZenIcKK. tfrm at T.. P'ppe CO,) Oroville.
JnsLPn GLAvEL Anhura.
CnAaLEs kAs EIII Sran-h Dry D'ggrrs.
TIE~,I~GER. Ur"p'r of brid. e,) COadt Inned Bar
g. WoLiEP, Sicr iInentO,
II. fINriNGER, do
e. RESAUD. d"
Cart UISD. Michigan RlufS,
CAPT. +. : MUsForD Nornon Island.
HsSRV TRuEL. (R-pubIcfn iEun-s'.l Jirksor.
This testimonial uot solicited By DR. Eeinio
mann. angsISm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

RG- Thanks to our friend Ii. D. Garn.
ham, Tor Marysvile Inquirer, True Ca!ifor.
nian, and San Francisco Sun.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

Gaf5- Mr.Wutson as usual placed US under
obligation for papers from Marysville Sac.
ramcnto and San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-12

ERRoRs.-Several typographical blunders
were apparent in our issue of yesterday.--
We regret tins very much, as it made some
OF the articles read abominably.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKSM
NTE have just received fresh supply or
Wv all the sosoLhooks used incur common schoo
which will be sold a whselingpriso.: sehoo Tesfh
! rs supplied On rFuern terms. Y. y. h.zKFsS et
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

CROPE OF poTATOEs One and one-fuurth
acres. Land stocked with Timothy and clio.
yer; moved one year; AEd then winter killed.
Plated April 25--27, with early June pota-
toes--psrt large and part small; mostly the
latter. Planted In drills three feet apart,
inanured in the drills, aud covered with small
plough. Ploughed and hood three times, and
dressed twice with ashes and gypsum, siited
carefully on the top when wet,
Yield, 27O bushels, or 2iG bushels pei
acre.
The difference in results from large anC
email seed, was manifest. Two rows, plant
ed With large seed uncut, gave ~ bushels, lOl
of which were of good size. Two rows ad
joining, planted with small seed, gave bush
els, 6 Of which wee Of coed size. By small
seed 10 meant not very small, but such as the
farmers are much in the habit Of planting -
Country Gentleman, Jan. "a.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
THE BossEr.-An eminent Eng,

The BoSsr T.-An eminent Eng
lish physician says:
81 have to lament the grea, increase, u
mongst the female part of my practice, of tic
doloreux in the forehead, loss of sight, and
great suffering in the ear, indeed firmly be-
leve, from the present obsured fashion of
dressing the neck instead Of the head. Du-
ring the past month nave been in atten.
dance upon two lovely girls with the tic do
loreux in the forehead, and several Other 8
with similar complaints. It is high time the
frivolous bonnet si the present day should be
done away with
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10
y. wv. Collins.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES & DYE
STUFFS,
dMPUTATING, DIssECTING and POCKET, IN.
sTRUMENTs GUM SPRING e. THUMB LANCETs,
and the most improved y.
Paint FORCIPS, sCARlFICATORS, TOOTH
FILES. SAW FILTERS. EXCAVATIONS & ROSE
DRILLS, MOUTH GLASSES GOLD AND SILVER roll
TEET II of every variety, GUM MOL4R PIVOT,
CUSPlT, BICUsPIT & INClSsOR,
Also, Gold Silver e. French Leaf, Yellow Green &
Red Bronze. Together with full assortment OF
Glass rare d Windop Glass
and such other articles usually found in wen
furnished drug store.
The proprietor being confnedto the legitimate Drug
BUSINESS for several Years past, and having made this
his constant study aters himself that he can certainly
do much heter part by his Customers & the people
generally in the way OF selecting aud furnishing them
with PURE DRUGS and filling Prescriptions more
correctly that those who devote the greater part their
time and attention'to the AuoER GImLET & WALLPAPER
TRADE His drugs are warranted pure or no sale and
the prices shall compare with Eastern prices Wheelnl
prices not taken into consideration when thei SAINT
amount of drugs are purchased. Call d Examine m,
| stock and prices, all orders Promptly dlled.
| June. 14th, 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

THE TYrE BATTERY.--Mr. Fry, of the
New-York press, being called on to reply to
a toast in honor of the craft at ihe late cele-
b:ation of the Typographical Society, made
a very excellent speech--tIIc speech of the
evening dccidedIy--in the course Of which
he said:
There are two rkinds Of weapons We
have Paixhan guns, Mimic rifles and Sharpc's
rifles; but there is one thing that shoots
further than all these. 1t is the shot from
the type battery. IL goes round the world;
it circles cities aud threads plains; it wends
its way through woods; it -at,es in tho rig
ging of the ship on the most distant seas;
it is never spent when aimed high, but ricoch-
cts with fresh force every form Of evil, dis.
honor and oppression. la firing, then, lei
your aim always be true, aud remember, thai
TO hit the mark aim little above it.
This is Handsomely sBid. There can be
no doubt of the power of this formidable
battery, but it ought not to be forgotten that
il is as powerful for evil as for good. Were
il alwas and universally enlisted in the cause
of truth aud peace, who can estimate the
valuable results TO human happiness that il
would produce' But, unfortunately its good
is not unmixed; il often exctes civil and so.
cial commissions and dscord, aud ministers to
low and grovelling passions.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-04-10

HAPPINEss TO watch the corn
grow and the blossom set, to draw hard
breath over pough-sharc or spade, to read, to
think, to love- to hope, to Eray-these are
t 'ings to mako man happy; they have always
had the power Of doing these; they never p'li
have power to do more. The worlds pros
perity depends upon, our knowing aud tenching
these few things but upon iron or glass, or
electricity or steam, in no wise. And I am
utopian and enthusiastic en ugh to believe
that the time will come when the world will
discover this. 1t has now made its expert
ments in every possible direction but the
right one; and it seems but tina, it fmust at
lasttry the right one in n mathematical
necessity. 1t has trieG fighting and preach
ing and fasting, buying and selling, pomp
and parsmony, pride and humilution-every
possible manner Of existence in which it
could conjecture there was any happiness or
dignity; and oil the while, as it bought, solo
and fought, and tasted and weared itself
with policies, and ambition, and self-dcnias
God had placed its real happiness in the
keeping of the little MOSES of the waysdc
and of the clouds of the armament .--RuShin