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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

,1. rep npesred considerable portion OF our edition
.t,roay ..ins having been brought by express from
rlisdelplia exclusively for Tue TRiBUNEl
once upon time, Solomon Franklin Smith, agrcul-
1urist. comedian, astronomer, dramltist, manag"r,
pot professor Of music, attorney-at-law, ADD on one
occasion, at least, preacher OF the Gospel, whose
lrctiy cognomen has been abbreviated by famlIar
and impairment world into "Old SOL ana who is
known as ono Of the Oldest tagors in theatrical mat
,ers in al America; once upon time we again re-
marx. solomon, aforesaid, found himself in particu-
lIy H. ht place in respect financial matters lie was
:, Tim, time the manager of a company of strollng
,lsyers and in the course Of his wandernrs he found
iiu,cr csst upon the tender merccs of the town tf
Pot Gibson, Miss, with pocketbook in state OF
chronic collapse with means to pay salaries or even
,qrcbose dinners. But "Old Sol was not totally
., ipsed; on the contrary he was brightly beamjng,
thoroughly wide awake and equal to the
,,;rencv. He took one.half his company of "poor
PLAYERS to Vicksburg, fifty miles distant and with
them scenery enough to open thcater there, which
he DID regardless of expense, the other part of his
company being left behind mt Port Gibson, as before
stated But as on acc cunt OF his popularity come
dim lis personal presence was necessary to make
either establishment paying institution the theaters
were opened in eithcrplsce alternate nights, Solomon
travcrsirg the intervening fifty miles every day on
horseback and thereby securing splendid success at
each end Of the route In thOse old ogy days this feat
was looked upon ms great achievement, and Solo
mon pOdded along his weary nag he never dreamed
that the day would come when an actor would play
before two audiences ninety miles apart on the same
evening But had Solomon been in The vicinity of this
CITY OF Philadelphia on Thursday evcniog, he would
have been convinced that there is a. least one new
fling under the SUM-
John Brougham, managor ofthe 30 very Theater, au
author actor Journalist and honorcd progenor OF the
modern Pocshontas, undertook on Thursday evening,
shcher for considerations of filthy lucrc the teponent
saith not, to perform full play in the Bowery The iter'
New,York. and another complete drama in the Ma
iional Thcater, Philadelphia, take steamboat ride,
two carriage rides get off nnumerable jokes, aud par
iicipate in the festivities of joyous banquet all whd
ihe space Of six hours:
THE PROGRAMME.
Pclf, finance at BOwery Theater:
The STAGE.STRUcH FRESHMAN
Carriage ri 10 from Bowery Theater 10 Jersey Ferry
boat ride across the North River to JerseyR all
rosd tram TO Philadelphia, 50 mes-Carriage ride
from KcnsiDgton depot TO Matt mai Iheaier
Performance at the National Thedtsr, Ph'adeipha
Fo-cA-toNT,s; On, THE GENTLE SAVAGE
Grand banquet at the Girard House with finale I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

% n.stOn 81 Supersisor WORRIES. Che ss'olutol
w. :, 2 "a ihc table
AN,-.,rress cf ~ hou- s-ps-visor foy proceeded
q rs1vsss ii & r,turus - the seventh Ward.
D--,nc the coarse Of tho canvass me1sbors looked
out n. he windows 81 tho Feyic~ o. The P'hce N the
Ps,k. - a,
sn,.ry;sor FrrNFR-I move that we have the
,riviere 70 20 or and rcvev he emperor troots
Cp.IR-The Chsir will entertain the hoa'n' me
object IlGs.
Tie notion " a. iV-t Il
Tbe csnvs.s of the seventh Ward dsciosei three
vtces e., STEPHEN n Branch "a Mayor.
The entire eanvs,s of tLi- Ward occupied toy 'nNe
mirusts At This raie the Whole city coud DE cAn-
va.>.d IN we've hour sud bail.
~ 7. Il. tie Board adjourned.
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RAILROAD THEATRICALS.
Jack prougham's Big Feat.
IIAYING N NETWORK AND PHILADEL-
PHIA TIE SAME NIGHT.

The PreIi,njnaries-The Play ut the Bowery-The
Hurry aud the FuD-The Race 10 the Ferry
The Ride on the Lightning Train-The Arrival
The Play mt the National Tbeater-The En-
tbusiasm-Tbe Gorge at the @'rard mouse
Tho Sneoetas-The Return. and the Jolly
Cood Time Generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

REyIEw ~ THE PoLICE-.Yesterday afternoon
detachment of the Municipal P,lce of the Third Wart.
Capt Hopkins: Eighth Ward Capt Turnbull; Four
toeuth Ward, Capt. Kssner, and Fifteenth Ward,
Capt Dixie, reviewed in the Park by Mayor Wood
Mayor Richard Naux Of Philadelphia, and several
members Of the Common Council There were about
10 men from each Ward, the battalion being under
command of Sergt.-MSior Winans of the Reserved
Corps. The marched aud count 'rlna rched in the
open space in front Of The Hall, after which they were
drilled with the baton. Their appearance elected
general appreciation from all present At the conciu-
sion Of these exercises the from the Eighth were
drilled with nmskots; they went through the. manual
Of AIMS H. creditable manner aud preseDsed quite .
military alpemrnce
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TAdvrIt;semSur.I ~.
Wnrr TrrTu PrRfI MID BREATH, hiD BEAU-

1nvL CosFLExios b. lrqgred ~ s.,as we r., ~,
, TIcus,xD FIoypRs "-bswsre 81 counter ~. ~,
mn - .urce, Of The Balm has brought Out bo1 VI 0'
~. 81 is.to.c.,. BE each bos 10 sehsa .: .
"'' 80 FgralDcE s Co.. frsakis sqssre, ~ u
Fof ,sis ~ az d. ggists
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fAfv-rtisemestI

TYAs.-TBR CANTON TIA C0MPANi ssos
vse sanes-soSehoas ooionr ara Y0sn. s,.so nGT -.
70 eei Gpapo~isf Add impcriH IRON 80 S.,a, ~ a.
e1e doiar C4I al exAlDcs-no - ~ees-~>s
HSAti al ksessvss,SsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

ATrrxfI 70 COMMIT SrIciDT Ann uopc young
F1sh gouar attempted sfc sttnciion Thustsy DiEht
b.. ssdEc so Biru By cutting bsi hfoss
will nzOH She Immediately ,oDsey-d to the ss'e"s
"A ard 70 ce station yAeIc . surseOo pfocses wac
6gs. RI, wound 81 /, Il to- opniD that 'bs "'d ee''es
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

THT LAST HE VERY LAsT !-POsfTVbLf
1sE VIZ LAST Arr ,ssScE of Tos TBcns at BAssUrs
Mu,ErA in b. woui-ria Character q Tom Tit 20 tho gs
nora ~ O,e1 vii ske pse~ TBrs AtrEssoos -
EvENisC. NreT mis-, slorioos chsDcs. IL cen n''S
-EpeefsI . escgr srs..s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

CAPTURE OF . BURGLAR.-A boy calling himself
Jane. Knocory Friday morning charged viii
burglary upon tie houe 81 Philip shenden Nc ll9 Levin
street IT, witch stole bras and copper 70 the value o.
as sppeAs Rat the ascused aid were seen ~ enc
Of tie lie eDtb Ward police with bag upon esch ~ the
tark ptsng hUrriedy through Cannon street The omS~f
chase wten they dropped the bags and Toe .as
the boy rsed snd inrmsd the officer ~hsrs
iIe orsriy been obtained. ookfd Jp'tioo
Nod tyre ~ iIAfil
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fA6yer.isementl
~, ttt.n.,.D.r
CHEAP POuLIi

vsIsbt q TrsSyys CBTcErSs. sc us received from the
corty for wboiess prices Hotels Boarding aosss
se,ts. eoL-sntr, esIsrsly Al.o AZ the rrsrksns
MAXI A. l. srIssos, BIO. Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

I1EMs ~ 1BE HCDsoS RWER.-DonatOn 10 IL
Poughkrcpsie Fire Departmeak.-The Directors OF
the IIuosoD Rh or Rsi,road Company have given to
Tie Pougbke epsie Associated Firs Department Fund
the cum of 500 in consideration of the valuabls scr
vices rendered by the Department at the fire in Water
street Poughkeepse. few nights ago. who, by their
efforts saved the freight and engine houses well -
the depot.
fire ON Thursday morniog last a largo barn,
owned BY Abel Sineerbox, near Iithgow, IA the town
fire. together with the contents. consulting Of hay,
grain &C. together with three valuable horses. IL IL
suppo ed the e was the work of an nceadisry; loss
unknown. Partially insured in tho Dutchess County
Insurance Company.
Laree Ior. The heaviest tow ever known passed
p, ngbkeepse on Sunday sst for Albany IL consisted
of y.one cana boats and baIges, nearly all loaded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
CITY II1EJLS.

Tie Board OF Councne ,ast evening adopted
Buc z1nsn plan sor the now C;ty Hal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

We understand that Archbishop Hughes ha' pur-
chased Of Mcssr.. l.. Ii. Ludlow & Co. for bis private
rssiderce, the house on the corner Of Mad.on avenue
ard 1tiry-sixih-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

CAPTURE OF A SsEAK THIgF.-Tbeodore Clark
youth u well known 20 the police O. sneah
ilf Wa arrested yesterday charged With SCALING tws
dresses valued $50 from the porter Of MI Dedsn NO
IN BIZ sdwsy appears be watched the porter leave ne
with dresses which intended Tor lady ~he
married day and managed 70 arrive la front
81 IN. nice. redeuee before the porter Tic
there met the porter telling him that . wa. all tsh
took tie and walked the stop The por,eI supp
ing that all right then Left but the lady ed % st Der
dresses ascrisned what had occurred Inc poos
were set 10 wach th and yesterday he was e-pse
and captured snd Bis place az residence beng searched
ticket the dresses found Tie was thee asen before
loo trial Last Winter lie aud bis brother Jsnes
,fre,fsG r similar operation, aud th~ir pre- rlse s"sns
about 100 worth OF goods which they had OBJ
tp.d L the snesk zane found Jsmes cent 70 tho
STATE for years and there's bat his b",hef
being younger vas discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15
TAdver,isementl

ShITU-ONIAN TW"EI bRVNDW"
IN .5s Ergoyy.s OF AHgHfcAs PtAt. 81 op,ioo
AccoasoDAfIoss Yos JeAveLERs
Fsnli.s and Oegt.eosD
s,,.~nyAr rEOUcaovT sIDSiY KopsAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-15

pJcEPocKgTs IN THE Cars On Friday afternoSa,
Mr. ysts s. Anderson of No 7f5 Greenwich street had his
rocb in the Eighth Of wallet con-
spIrz 4 A. soon tbs money missed, he se9sse4
Two dsshng king young ons ot having stolen H. TseJ
denied the truth Of the charge but handed TO the
police and searched the money however NOT found and
SUP posed have passed to eonedsIate Thy ssvs
h,T Hspe ~ Samuel Goback and Nathan Seven. aud wore
foi, u,iiftd by Justice Flsndresu G0T examination.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

NO. s, LIE CLAIRE ROW, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
WE have good stock Of 8, 6 l.3, 6 10, 67-S and
w Octave Picnos on hand, embracing al,nos
everyvarety Of style and prices, from the plain me
tAic frame TO the new expensive kind, with carvings
pearl keys, &C., from the factories Of Boarlman Gray
Z b., Albany; Lighte, Newton / Bradbury; Haines
brothers Cummings; Firth, Pond Co., New York
Al OF which are warranted to give satisfaction,
sale Orders from abroad are solicilei Purchaser.
un oe as well served BY ordering ar IL they pm
ss 20 select for themselves The article will always
~ .ou" as represented We likewise have on hanI
very nue. stcc. 81 Gsitnrs, Vi0iins, FyH'iaG~, A.
c"ra.ins, F3ste~, Rsajcs 7anborine., Eawcn
Aercna".'ss ofevery drscription Sheet Assir, &C
och0dN CRANDALL 4 HIGGINS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
X 4 J. Nelson's Jewelry Store.
Watches, JeaUels.y and
Fancy Goods.

2 VI have just opened ON Brady Stree ssev
Fa doors above the Post Once, new and beau.
1n!e, Clocks, Fancy Goods, etc., which We can And
vm seil - cheap - any establishment west Of New
Sot1 We porchase exclusively st the loscess caak
PSces, ucm the manufacturer and importers We
invite the ladies to cali and exam.
~ o0s eseck; Ne always take pleasure In shovine
ous eooos: IRON our thorough practical knowledge
70 watch repairing, vs rel confident
sare ef public patronage. msrchs ds~tr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
Chicago, Alton 4 st. Louis II. r.
~ - : 49, J; 60,
Aih-LINE ROUTE BETWEEN

rd'ns to'cs CAic"0o for ~. koxis and inferno.
6idte places.
Accommodation Train, tsuntiays eacept.d) 93nAN
Express Train, saturdays exccptc,D 1lf"Px
t,aias Iedre -. Louis Tor Chicago and inferno.
didte places.
accommodation Tram, (Sunany'y cxceptedD 7OOAn
Express Train saturdays eycepted) 33OrM
. Trains run directly tn, ug., without chang. Of
cars Or baggage. Trains ,, through Joliet Bioon-
'nxt"n, Springfield, Carlihyuie and Alton.
wITrains iun on This road mike di,oct connections
tn Joliet Cut GA and Michigan Central Railroad al
Jows making this the shortest, 9un ket and mos, re-
liable route between st L.,u.s and New York Boston
Philatie'I'iia, and the East.
With Illinois entrai n. ~ iso0miag tcn, for La
Sale, M~nl".S aud Cairo.
Necatur and Naples.
With .i' the Railroads dstevgins from Chicago
9Th daily lime Of Packets at s. Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, aud Missouri River.
Through fickcts ~. A p'alrs mentioned above can
= procured ~ all the principal ticket ofAces In the
United esaess. aud u tie Oni.-s
In s., louis In Chicaso
- y ss"'"s'"" ~ - Dearborn street, crFo-
eG.S, ~ Asevss. ate fremont HOUSE.
klCuD P. MORGAN, a., Sspt.
Bloomington. ssn. 1, ic1v. feOlvdi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
L1g1llDes.. LaIlllbCl'!
Al tic Rock Island Saw Mill.

HAVING received larg l,upply q L-gs We are
i now rnnnlnG our NH day AID night. aud are
prepared TO receive orders ipr al knds II HEt.ng
snd Framing Lmab'r, La'h,, Shingles aud Fcucug
All orders with which our Davenport friends may IA
vvf will b, sxecatt pupc' a..ty aud dispatch
Nr,D. SMITH MARSH.
Rsck Island. Nav "a. u. ttD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
LIE CT A I r E
F O u N ID IL y.
Iud Machine Shop,

lIAvINO parihss~i The tbove pss0isss, 10 prepsr-
TAG. u usaousNc1urs
% vsvSsus b,rn~ ssasbi~ 70 the want VI IN country
elss eastxgs fos an os the dirent varieties VI AN
G-AsiAgs aud shsf,Nss ~ all drscriptbnD
Gays, Nails Osa6k.ts, C..luIns, BIC, &c, always Va
hsad snd made u order.
Cnnoctsi 9Th the asnvc ID = Forging Shop, rnssr
tn Sh~ direction ~ rpsn 81 tuprror kill.
nsss and Composition cas'ings made 70 order.
oabbst Metal Away On hand
~ stOck 81 Patterns H,r Machinery. xnh'!Ings an!
Oswsussnts purposes Is unsurpassed By any srnilsr
~ ~ W-st.
RepasriuG j,n At the shortest notice Charges
seasMaBee.
Cash u al, times, paid for OLD iron AMI Copper.
n HpHSAHtY,
CeSmeP ol Front and Ncsst sGrerts.
fmr2lSl Davenport, Iowa,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
SAW MILL.

II q H - "a Il II
Ar CA \ on ) ! W AID Plan NJ
AAHbL3 every description q PINE LUMBER re-
Sssrssi. have started my Mill ia Complete order
AMI having g--i stock nf s. Crolx Itg on hand, I
ready Ia r,,.ivr ord.r' r Kind u I.un,brr
~iil pscs'S. myself To tia with pronp,ness ami lis,
patch. In tae ot!sr IA wlich thy received; l.
6sst GENE Hrss served. have at present hand a
large stick u
Seasoned Flooring,
both rough and dressed; and having taken great
ans - s.cur" tn" ICES If the hest mechanics in
We Stat", ] Tel sssnrcd that any lumber plan.d At
ny Hi Wiil give sati faction. I will do Job Planning
- low ~ any .st ahlishnrn, in the West
psrsons wishing "a hui v here time j. an objct
Ouold do we'll to call aud ..k NJ my stock, bef,r.
esAlIsrtinR s.where. IA have large quantity Of
HessSO0se0 ZIoaeDfI'
On hand. want 10 supply tL.s section " the csua-
w with
Shingles,
have purchased and put up w-rd's Patent Machine.
D nconection with my Mil, and am SATISFIED can
oupESy my customers with better Shinaie at less
0oir.y than any br ,r'h' here for b. made
~ any other machine. also make Shingles by hand
end vii continue IL long ~ they are in DE-
0and.
tahs tins opportunity return my thanks fr past
evoss anil solicit from my customers and the public
. continuance u the saruc
l,n?IdAt~tfl JOHN NJ CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
~ Il .s.x:. 70 % = ~ "a

~ 4X--SkE .sf11f ssszfc y1<&A41V
Spring .1s'rNss gesssessS,
0N ard after Monday April l4th 1855, and unit
Ofurthrr notice trains will leave Rock Island daily
Sundays sxop'ed, a. follows
LIST mail train at 6.OOAN
% express, stopping only at the principal
stations at 10 IS A
ID night express Stopping at all stations e.1OPM
9Th frriKht, with ID class AT $40
Trains arrive At Rick Island daily, Sundays az
cepsei, follows:
lst rlsht rAphc.s $40 A. y.
q .ap..s, siotpns nsly at ps'n stations 90 r u
ID mail train ~ iU.I5P r.
lth freight, with ~ class cars at 6.45 p. u.
All trains this road are In direct connexion ~
Chiccgo with trans both the Michigan Southern
aud Michigan Central R. X. 10 ana from Detroit To-
lc,io Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buaslo. Niagara Falls, Albany New York,
Philadelphia, BALTIMORE aud Washington. Also al
IaSalle with trains IT the Illinois Central Road
North TO Galesa south to St. Ions aud Cairo to
which places tickets can b" procured Of
8. $. STEPHENS, Ticket Aernt,
=. =. Dcpot, ROCK Island.
Passengers reminded Of the necrsstyOf swing
distict directios 10 the destination Of their bag
gaee also to prcure tickets bfore taking their
the cars The conductors collect fares oRly 10 Sta
t00s the line ~ thu Chicaeo Aock Island railroad
JOHN y. TRACY, SKper intcldrnt.
". n. wHnnAH. Asst Supt.
Rock island April :, 1855. lft1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28

Through Tickets are good on either Of the above
routes,
Through Tickets and general information can he
procured nj the Company's Ofhcc, No. - Dearborn
street. opposite fremont House, Chicago.
Merchants, Produce aud Stock Dealers can make
rough contracts by calling on the Coinpany's Agents
A. u. PETERS, Ag't, IS Dearborn street, Chicago
J. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, y.
decl1df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
HEDIClL IDYERTlRIllENTS.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.

YOuN r. CllGK u. D.. Of Iudisnspik, In -
u Dr. }. q. PARKER. u tins cny' ssvr as-csst
~ u,..Iv.s tu lL ~ tlr Prscticr VI ArsiiCnr gm.
eraly Dr. Cox as- b-n esssssd IN the pr1e.stsn
oyer ~ yesr, THY 1-i ASSURED thsl thee aSw. vB
b. abb. 10 1T he lust exts esatn ~ n.sral
nunity. DR. C.-k soIicits surgtsl cass Il all kiasjs
Lr Cs-k h,s bsn etsc 81 To- last ,. Al, With
til. Indiana :s.t ufe tr the DiDss hi. sxp n nc= in
the treatment VI discard Eyes, Warrants Him in
L.ttrs isg that L.. will b. 0,sl0l Ia tkose who may
c.i,sus him in r,f-rnce 10 such ca~es; tn. disas.s
VI Women and Children will clam his particular A.
te.1tSvia. Oiiicc ~ stairs over the Post ono.
REuEREnCEo:
II. u. Gross, Prof Surgery. louisville, Ky;
u. Nnsse d. Cncienai!;
Mn Is,scph 4 Yf:sht, Gov VI bs<ksHa;
tt,n u II smith Ex Z SENATOR. indianapolis;
Dr. Bottbs. Prof Surg. Ind. Md Csllrgr;
Dr. Miller, Prof. dis. VI Women 4 CAi.d. Louisvilk
(may2ldiQ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
DE.S7TSTRT.

DIR. We CmrRcH having permanently
H. ioeat.d il. Davenport, respectfully
uYYPV1S tcndar his services 10 the cit
A-A-A| izcns, in all operation appcri ain
ing TO tn. pr sstie. If Dental Surgery
Teeth inserted from q single tooth To full double
sett In the INST lyle III tn, art, and warranted
give satisfaction. oic"-Braiy street, west side,
between Fourth and Fifth.
We are allowed Ia refer To-
DR. ~ BECKER CincMnati; Dr J Train. Pomcruy
o.; Fitzgerald, Carlilyilic, H.; Mr. T Mc';avrau.
Davenport. (,nay22dtO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
e.. DRICH,
Dental Surgeon,

Once on Brady street, between "a and 81, over
MitchelFs storc, Davenport, Iowa. ortl5
kEsEERENCES:
~. barrows, Hon. John r. Cook,
prs. rouniainA Adler, - James Thorington,
Wtherwax, =. Cook, Esq,
Car'er,A A. Cortin, Esq,
keafn, Col. Eads, .
I" Moriapsy, j. j. B,rfis, Esr..
G. T. Webb, (Druggis u Iessrs " EW Mitchell,
Francis Jacoby, do. Andrews 4 Shelley
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-28
Eleven nest Desirable Building
Lets,

THE ooush fractional half Of bs0cA - fsevcnty.
j Avel cprser Of u Claire and Front Streets, sub
divided Into elcvcn lets suisahle SOS cuum0dious
stoses. and Commission Ueuaes, y a4Frrcd q east
eanding With ps0ximy 10 the HsllSoad 6epol, 0akes
it culiariy desirable foS busjuess ra9pooes. o
% ecG ~ H. MlLURRTH, Hast paveaqsrt,e
DAWSON 4 IRvx, .pevenpogt. 0e1ois0
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05

uselessly to often all that agitates our
spirits is destructive of true happiness, by
depriying it of the peace which is one of
its essentials. Quictncss is necessary to
the ~loftiest enjoyment, and Bulwer says,
IN one of his earliest and best romances,
that he fancies : even the bliss of heaven,
has in it more Of melancholythan Of mirth."
There is no period of existence 90
fraught with the most elevated mental
beauty, as that era in character which
corresponds in many respects with the au-
tumn Of the year. Then youth, with its
blended promise. and folly,-maturity with
its p~erplexing annoyances and ever-recur-
ring failures, all the warnings and disap-
pointments which mark the epoch of hu-
man activity, and over, and to those who,
in the purest and highest sense, have lived,
the hereafter is but one long, radiant hope
of endless rest. Then, we feel the thought
whose presence exalts, the charity which
appreciates the strength Of temptation, and
from knowing much "hopeth all things
Entire tranquility is the perfection of NOR
al nature the mountain tops are the mos
silent spots on earth, and the nearest tt
2 heaven and it is only when perfectly a
: rest, CnaG Tnc sea rcnoots~s h4skg-
. NELLIE w. REPOOC.
Locust Grove, near Oxford, N. G.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
Glorious Encouragement !

On Saturday night last, We had the pleas
ure of seeing 80 names proposed for mem
bershIp into cid Concord Division. No. 1.
S. of T., in this City. 1t was a glorious
sight, to see the young men of our City COM
ing up to seek refuge and safety in our beau
tifrl :" Circle of honor"-and to see the old
ma1 uniting to strengthen them in their high
resolves. Verify, it was a scene upon which
the Angels might look and smile. We trust
this is but the beginning of a brighter day
in the history of the Order in Raleigh. A
few faithful ones have struggled on through
all reverses and discouragements. We be
lieve that the good time a-coming' 70
which they have 50 long and with such stroni
faith been looking forward, is about to burs
upon US. Come on friends we have rcoi
for many more recruits in tho great Cold VIZ
ter army. More anon.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-05
Correction-Meeting of the G. D.

We are in receipt Of a letter from z. q. W.
P. Daniel S.. Hill, which reviews the entire
circumstances of the proposed change of the
meeting of the Grand Division. We are sat
isfed from his relation of the circumstances
that the G.. S. is correct in his statement IN
the printed proceedings of the G. D., that
the LIST Tuesday in December, 1856, at I
o'clock, P. NJ. was the time finally agreed
upon as the period for the commencement Of
the next session. A motion vas made tc
make it the End Tuesday, but it was with
drawn.
Notice is therefore given, (see G. SIS no
tiee in our advertising columns, that TIL
next session of the Grand Division of tn
Sons of Temperance in North Carolina, vii
meet in Fayetteville on the LIST Tuesday, (th
I'd day Of December proximo. Represents
tives will govern themselves accordingly.