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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13

The MASONIC Carr A the festival Of
the Provincial Grand Lodge. a. Glasgow. Sir
A Alison mentiond that during the ASA iii
on the Redan. q small party Of soldiers led up
to one Of the guns placed in recess were
received BY body of Russians. and the
English officer was about to be bayoneted.
when. CHANGING TO catch the hand of the
Russian officer. he had presence of mind
enough 10 give him masonic grip. The
Russian 10 a moment struck up the bayonet Of
his soldier: led his newly found brother 70 the
rear. and treated him with all the kindness OF
a mason
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13

n.sRo Coarear,- A dying West India
ili- I-n sroan,ns with the pains of his diving
-, saia 20 his iavorite negro servant:
nsy." ' i'"s jour
.r 'er mind. Massa." said the negro, con.
'o'hgy' him Be all de way down hillr'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13
NO. l3.

him: the wages Of him that is hired shall not abide
with thee ell night until the merning.' How now
about your not having timef Don't excuse yoar-
self by saying that you had too much business OF
that he could wait as well Is not the former is
your own fault and the latter yen know nothing
about. The wages of him that is hired shall rot
abide With thee all nigh, until the morning..
Pay then the iasorer Yea have no right 10
keep what belongs 70 him. He has earned it. and
the use Of il does not belong to you
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13
RA msu who would .rstematicallr an,

EFA man who would systematically and
w:lfully set about cheating printer, would
commit highway robbery on crying baby
and rob II Of is gingerbread rob a poor-box
OF It's counterfeit pennies. lick the butter of
bind nigser's last filter. pawn bis grand
mothers specks for a drink OF whisky. steal
aco-ns from blind pig. and take clothes from
scare crow. that he may make respectable
appearance in society.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13

OsE WAY TO Cook CHcxEys.--Cut lie
chicken up. put it in pan and cover oTer
with water; let it stew rs usual. and when
done, make thickening OF cream aad hour,
adding piece of butter, and pepper and salt:
have made aud baked a pair OF short-ca@es.
made as for pie crust, and rolled thin and CUT
IN small squares; Ihis % IS much better than
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13

INDIAN FRITTERs.-Two teacupsful Of
Indian meal, half teacup of wheat -four.
salt to taste, three eggs, milk enough to form
a thick batter Mix the Indian meal and
salt, whisk the yolks very thick and light,
:sna stir into the Indian; then beat the whites
to stiff dry fro,h, and stir them into the
mixture alternately with the flour. DO not
beat il after the white is in, as that will make
i, tough Have pan with some hot lard,
drop spoonful of the batter into it, and
bake light brown on both sides They
should be baked soon as they are mixed,
for if suffered to stand they will he heavy.
With sweet sauce they may be eaten as a
dessert
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13
E.edReFIenBa ain.

Or hou TO gst a sail 81 clothes INTO a Jaak
6ottte.-Esery time you feel like taking a
lasse-- y the price of 'nipper' into a
..l.o. y. orofEszsss ss1s 'eHs OF pure cold Water
bottle, and take gias-eea. Il II then break
Repeat this until the bottle Is lu.1.--a,I.
Il, and carry the contents TO a gooi tailor
and within a month you will 6nd yourself
encased in a new suit OF clothes without
any trouble or expense to Yourself The sane
be done with boots. hat. &e We have
known a cart-load of wood and barrel Of
-four TO be transmogrihed 10 the same man
ner.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13

s~Dobbs says that every body might be
sombody If they would only take pains In
ms opinion. greatness is as easily caught as
the measels
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13
OUR JOB DEPARTMENT.,

= sSass recently been fitted up with the lateststyles
xtyne and we are now prepared 70 do ali kinds Of JOB
work such Books Pamphlets, Circulars, Bills Cards
postsrs DC Printing done in fancy ycolored Inks with
fness and despatch Orders thankfully received and
,rouptly attended to. Address. HOLLOWAY Co.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
ap HOLLOWAY, B. W. DAVIS |. !. DRAKE


Of 9Jo m one 30 E,rh additional in. IS
esest,n,s sias Two mouths, S22i
o. 400 atx months.
Is..TsrSrriess W. r.3s lrcouma, eh. qr., 5000
0as 49, s.a,s r,ru,f,Is l2oD Half do. 4Gh0
Uo.a1 u.,s!y IrDg One do. 6U.vU
s..,sess Cards Of hvs lines or less. per annum. $685.
srIeadsd and displayed advertisements will be
,sr.ed price and a half and large cuts two prices
shs above rates of advertising. Other cases. pro-
nsd for chargabie in conformity with the above rases
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

- wr.,aN 9nvspa. ~ Mlssissipsl And Mi-.su,i
149roaA 0oooAny, and m ather. nie e.tel IN
the land hsreiaAf(Sr issssibed
VOU are hereby notidei that b, virtue o.
j dinanse al tl.e CT, Council OF the city OF Da-
,enport psssesi Sept ielnber 1Oh. 1915, emitted AN
Ordinance for the osni nustion and extsn-ion oi
Fourth street ~ the city % Davenport ea.tward-
k," jary OF six dsinterestesi Il feehoiders Of sAd
city, win be snmmoned aud ,wo,n 81 the Mayors
once In sad city on the l1h day Of October, 1855
10 assss and award the damasss end bsnsdts that
nay eccrus 70 ,he of the land psepo-sd 10 be
taken Tot he continnatoa md extension Of satd
street, ~ ssllowias y dsssstptioa ~ The tracts
ss laA1 proposed 70 b taken tor sAl1 parpese, -
I'D sx1SaeIsa aAas ~ ~ City Hnstaess. and on
~ y ~ 0avos's ocs, so-wts trAct - feet vtas
ssea ~ lro6gAs saseesa tsrniloston - sa penrtA
q 0sso u laAd e. bAA WnMAM Baqben. ~ oD-to0
q 0a aGl0 oS ~ u sNA \ = J oA)1Q4 o&@eA.
y u; MI : q, 4 r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20


Nv" as ava u N'f t'trl
''"'" 'ho'"l ltl'utH he
80 ' 'ti ,N'' Nv" "hltui ell '"ifiA
:" VIM" 'M'h'N NH y no"
~ - 'Hhifed l." cure hHtNtng soi'
'i'.''.
tlfF Mil cure The "ets' kini -
,P - ~ ~
'," 80 '"tr wa 'h't The - st"m OF i'iis.
:, i"'t' +" '"Shit t'' ""r an
=, ~. '''' '''"a u.
''' warrant at cur" 'h" W"re'
.
F" N'tr'hIi i"f''i' ~ hhih"i
2 tllr''s~
IN. .afi5" Ar VIrrtHtttl to cure running OF In.
'atrt tHa hi"'ches anon Il hait
F''r to s'N b tllts 4- vttfant.i 10 strr ~ mi
avs running Ulcers
On hottie will cure ~,,lt .ytptk IA, of the >kin
~ t. 'hi.c hnt'i'S tre w,traut,i i. euie ,h..
= st-i a = 1T ugwoIin
f"ui" hr'e ta IT., ,ut.ri tnte n mot
y -.'''H t@ tb' ut.ti-iu
,lt' to f'lr taa'~. 5ow3n ,ut y rs ti,. ~
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i'''t 10 t"tii.- vii eva ~ war-, 49, ..
ILL fu.t
f. n tNyN- -sp .n,.t,s4 - ou, ttr II ! t.,t
y, ,rj rf.,f cut r. warstt. y het. he tt,v.
E3sh'Hsf. ih"a
ft.i p ids.d owe, u nj snd bottle, a. ttI.
N ih' vanity . H>t.'f. I snun he II q Of IN
,'.rs n watIWil. Ni.n-,ii,l, o.. "a
~. wi ths a. 'ann,t e,sr -"d iratl- :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
s.,o. o.. 0ss,ytotstt.

rHYsiCIAN ANp eIR"toN "n#r vr
paSennsit Iowa -.pt .lt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

TAR WILLIAM vANZANDr. ~ st Louis oesulist
IL and Opihslmc surgeon, finding II nec,sssatS fof
his health. H. rtSir, dnring Tie s,a~an ia :
mo ~ n.sthern situAtan hs. sfi,eted as
residence te city - Rask Island III, wrs he BE-
co0suit,s s ~ dissses III The ryr AMI nltaiHic uI
srAtions frn thr trs, ~ July nig' nt last ~ Sf,-
tember. Chr.nic an estmss s.wsssiiy viii rsceiyc =
portion Of bir attention. and eye patients will md
that during the warm sesson they can b. more sue
eessfnlly treated in northern climate than that
% d Ibais. 1unes,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

TN. u J. ros,eOM. ssss 81 nAesasAssesaS. senpsct.
~ lly afs, ms lts cistseus 6f DAvenpOrt and Sicin
N lASa IL kas Incasva N m Bty - e1ysetAA AR6
80 =, AaA tsHeaA t>ts ~ lA4aesst - elc11sty .
ssss sAa Az I 81. 3 sse.ss 81 sssSSf Is&s ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
Dassk of V0ressce'
NOTICE.

TIRE undersigned having dspos'd 81 their h,isi-
! ness 70 Messrs Ryans Chew 4 20 take this
method q thanking their fOrmeI patrons for their
kind and liberal custom, and would request contn
uance Of same nth the drnl
T. THOMPSON 90
scpel- d-tC3asette copy)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

Lsssssber, Lafh ANa SktMN Nlss.
n KENDALL. Il 90.
N KENDALL. JAS GRANT
A T the Old Mccarthy mil ar prepared 10 OIL o.
"A ders for all kinds 4 PIN Lumber I.sth and
SHAVED PINE SHINGLES.
lJuns2 ~
Fer Sale Or Lease.
EOUR LOTS situated on 81 and Scott street, t.
Il particular enquire u CORBIs b Dow of
(angiBdfO JAMES NAY
Dr. W. .. MINER
Formerly Q/ ROCK Islaad, M
Surgeon 4 Wo0eepatA1c Physician
once on % sseet next door to H n Smiths varie.
y Store. In P Mssvin's cllce rear Llndaleys Jew
slry store. (mAS176omo)
D@ssk Of Ference
YLOR8NCR, Nebraska
gro y sARoESr. Presr y pAAEEA. Cash
YvHR anAersi9ned rrnprI-tors ~ tn Bank u
j Posrnc~, Nebraska, are BY the pro
isions Of Its Charter iiniis idaslly resppus ibe
for all Its issues and viii redeem he Notss Of said
Institution At its counter IN IN. city Plorenc III
coin and at either of their Banking Houses. IN East
ern Exchange ~ one per esot or la speci, 81 same
ratss Of other currency.
COOK l. SARGENf Dsy.nys,rl
COOK SARGENT 4 DOwNEY Iowa Guy SIows
COOK SARGENT COOK Fort prs " afess
COOK. sAhGENT PARKER, Forence y ebrasks
tnv 7ih l666-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.

.>.~..
kEAL kNTATk AGENClkN
.xHAA xHT1.VN -
a N lid A. q
Oonre ~ AtchtsSa'. Bo0s L. second street
between Msta and Brady.
1iNAlbpr and
h"n. pa'"hpafi; piis. 80 pc .sIat ~ntt
"i't'i !" nil Pu'ht er-
nMOrONrd Farms
10 49, hshi, improved fa,ini : mite, f'o," h's.
r"'i .oo s'I's ia shitivatri eNi h"sId t.a'. "iih
d euiiiui t'rni ~ isiie~ ft"in Has' 'hpeti-leo
h"a~' stsbl' e's
pssvsS-3O serfs tssh.t ans,s.s Ws,sr, hsa+s Ia
o~ ete
fence, iao s,te- Ia high stat Of cultivation, l's
aeres umbl, isse otthani tw" f,si wells ~ waite,
ispe h'use With looms NtSbt.r "utbnildihs ~
mii.s from nav npatt- W sUtr- ~ utiSsitan,
good house -isbir ~
." SER Ia ,uiivaiinn, ~ s't.> imb- ~ ar tt-
=" h"u' r'ao'. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
". ". LANE ". u.

Deputy opunt, surveyor Plan out blr"5#H Il
.tnas neaii, executed ordttN lest ii IT, "it'' =.
IN Mnlrr will b. promptly attended I" 't'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

pr,rtt.ine Phy.ician uiEtH ,1 iirady if'et re
a ~. ". ono, s..l s prr tN muse "
,,a,r.. lnara u,trs plrtc,att't ra.tt 4 "
ndf,.mItosr tgt"la
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
IAME>. 4. uuGANE.

,ttarney and Counsellor p, Law. ofte 'n D.
,..rt,s ~ ~ ln..s,i, W.. t-tIair' "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

Excelsior Hat, Gap, and Fur store
A. S. AlST0N T. CO..,
hsady hsd. brfosen Ft0nf and Second ayssfs
DiTINJOR1i IOHA
Autumn styles for 1h56 Received,
sr-aa Wthte. thr pl ttufrnf mfmm.
oEE ing h titJrns oI Dayrurrrt
Hdak Island, aud yicniiy, that
W nov rec iyins gnT fALI
stock iiItrt from the usnnfsc
t,f Ia Ntestt Il has heeu msuutAatut"d go
pl,. y ~ thlsmaIst aud hsye h0 besiinnsy
,D siNJng ~ ,ounui hs #ni passed IA ia, Mtst Hat-
tpg t.si mint pnftUst IA III tast -hsl H. eUu-
sttuiN e.'tyms. intiug the .ea.eu Now
StNlceS thcs appear u, thf Ne~ ipIi
make, tad lhrrtfen invite the ait nthh ~ fh'
,ubh, iHrliug ~! that We CAN PLEASE tn
me- ia-iId'nu-, a. regards stSi."t prrU.
tn ttutk viii AWAY. b. cGnIlst al ting -
onutF " iobauis aud dealers Al opIcrtuniiy =
tpinra gt-d s-soffmeni, wthpu, buying
tJk ~ god that chsugr 81 style often ~ The
Drcts sssrny iHu-t whfn 4 T., ndinE their pnrciss
ng ~ tn ,ast
= We hlys III hsii i=w Summer Hats, wLt.l
-nrt ~ GOSTto elps oH "nr GUNNER stoct
sulsutf ASTON SCO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

n.>sI.ts. sxOiss

ttt.rt..,- Nna '.rnstli o. its t't p
r,dlh. Dte'nprt, va
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
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Wy1CHNNtN - sOnNs,

a,terp v al ltw. One On Second II =. y q
Alten's u thing STAR I,h lnh',s L. ) L ,ni-
nlise ne fo- Cow, of ta,imf oG--Sig
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
pw. a 4 oHA.SE

shy..c., Aa sars an sls nl- i.ean.., ..,.e r fg..
"a IN, slti1nn,nf DaY a..Brt sssi ytc,aIg. Nlfe+'
sors.r Il Man spii sa,et Sire Il Rkape ia
eaine aboy'gichth 4 fsrfanf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
BUSINESS CARDS .


Dsaisrs IN JgwELhy FANtf AkfioIt-' -
A. Ipin.,s trr~i Rrl I lsud, thrsf 'hsfs u M
Rock Island H,u VIII tlt ~ u. ~
.au .nd Maa0 Nw w+51 5af = 8
nas, Rli Hs.k. Cs'ie. iaa- lost Nt.o M'i
Ia a, em3-t'I.e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

saassass asa tusassiss az .as
camm..s.oHss OF nesas fGt uuaosy,,,a ai
Wi,,yss ps4ars saa saFts.i ss,sallaat. =. tss s@.ts
.sr q! oiaias s.n icy saaa- % Resl E.ihts -ssYd
aa iii,ss. .aa all atheg kinas ~ .esai has,.s-s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

EAEittl.s uHLEN tPrrI.ES - 81 so ~
spNIIh tst 5 3 ,r. T. d tA
~, ..JF~
1uy 81 il. it r4#.i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20

= ,rveap oralist aud oper1toffu fu Ttuo'a,A n f.f
t, surgery " coru.r - rruth tuA u .-.t
st.,rt~, davenport Iowa.
HFFERFSCFs'
profH \ a.llrv. N u, cleveland, .
| tirsstonr. VI H. drt
Hed Sup anne y O+f" iNVitsa f'' ~ -'t.
profs q At4ar. VI y, Cincinnati,
III Wood. u u, New work.;
Oc.!lid amt A,yopiHsfj' N.' s..t
Operations iur the r"iuoYal ai tatur'i4, fi''t
81, sbis,nn4 or squnine. iare.Lp, Club Foot u p
acted Limbs, ct u. itIt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-20
TUE GREATEST
Medical Discovery
Or THE AGE.


-II7f y " 2 I0f scToful, down - .omnl ~
fIupe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-05

UNCLE TONS CApIN.-At the solicitation OF
many citizens, the Manager of the Atheneum
has been induced to repeat this great drama
once more. 1t WILDE presented tonight, and
those who have not heretofore had an opportu-
nifty of witnessing it, can now do so, and we
trust they will not fail to improve the occasion
During the six occasions ON which it was pre-
scented last week, it was received with rounds of
applause by largo AMI intelligent audiences; and
not only in this city, but wherever it has been
brought upon the stage, the same success has
attended it. We shall expect to see a crowded
house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-05

IaroR4s OF Day GoODs-The total imports Of
dry goods at New York during November We're
s4os,s6o greater than for November of last
year; $2,sss,o99 over the receipts for the same
month of 1861; and $3.50, 600 less than for the
same period of 1853 The total imports since
the lst of January last amount to SIS, 6S6, 1901,
which is Ss7, 1s0. ssS greater than for the same
period of last year, so656, 5la greater than for
the same period of 1854; but only 1862, 14s
greater than for The corresponding period OF
1858.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-05


TnE concert to be given by the Parodi concert
company, Oh Monday evening next, will be one
of the best musical entertainments ever given in
this city. Afadeinoiselle Parodi is already well
known in our. city, and needs no introducton;
StrakOsch and Paul Julien are also well known;
Signor Morini is baratone of high reputation.
The only new candidate for public favor is Sig
nor Tibelini, the Roman TENOR who comes with
many tokens of appreciation.
The critic of the Philadelphia Inquirer speaks
in the following eulogistic terms of the new
tenor:
$50 much has been said of so many artists,
who, after all, had disappointed that spite of the
fame which had preceded Wberini no one was
prepared for the cCnSummate perfection of this
enchanting artist. He was welcomed cordially
and courteously, his unprctending manner pre-
disposing in his favor, but after the three first
notes of "Spirito Gent, sudden silence fell
over the house-people held their breath, the
very fans ceased to move His voice NAV be
described by comparison with all the cxcellen-
cies of all the tenors we have heard, but to give
an idea of the expression or style in which this
romanza was given is impossible. 1t was liquid
poetry that iowed from his lips. No one has
ever understood "Spirito Gentin till now, nor
has al, audience ever felt it before. The excite
ment and applause were literally phrenzy; he
was obliged to repeat the whole r0manza Ii
bcrini's success is the most triumphant we have
ever witnessed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-05
RIVER The river at this point is stationary,
with six feet water in the channel.

with six feet water in the channel
The Cincinnati Gazette of Wednesday says:
The Ohio, at this point, continues to rise stea-
Oily, and has risen altogether at this point, two
feet and half :. Licking river was rising rap
idly yesterday, and steamers from above report
Big Sandy, Guyan and Little Miami running out
finely. The Louisville journal learns that there
has been rise of ten feet at the coal mines of
the Kentucky river. Boats from the lower Ohio,
report six feet water on Flint Island bar, and
river rising fast.
The Nashville Banner, of Saturday, says:
The eyes of the boatmen frightened yesterday
morning at the sight of u fine tide in the Cum
berland, which started down on the night pre-
yious. At3P. NJ, yesterday, it had risen about
four feet at this point, and was still swelling
The rise came from Stones river. Adviccs from
Caney Fork give intelligence of three foot rise
in that stream, which will be added TO the pres
ent swell We may therefore calculate upon n
good river, for a while at least
We clip the following from the St Louis Dem
ocrat of Monday: is's i.'a e79ss
The last boats from ,Keokuk report the river
still rising from there down Here it fell four
inches from Friday untlilast evening" About
feet'6 inches TO Cairo; below that about nine
feet. The Missouri is generally supposed to be
IN good boatable order. Late. papers inform us
that the ice which was found floating in the riv-
reared, the weather having moderated. But
there are 50 few boats running now in the trade
that we-rarely have an arrival, and therefore
hear butlittle about the condition of tina stream
There are large quantities of freight coming
daily from the Illinois, which river is now fall
ing, however, and it is feared that navigation
will soon be restricted to the small boats again
There is probably four feet in the channel to Pc
oria, and less from that TO LaSalle Yhereports
that we receive conflict. so widely thatwe can
not speak of the stage OF water in the Illinois
with any degree OF certainty
EUROPA SoLD.-The steamer Europa was sold
yesterday to Messrs Craig and Richter of New
port, KY, for the sum of $4,000. She will be
taken to the Balize, where thepurchasers have a
contract for deepening the mouth of the Missis-
sippi river. III *
CALEDoNrA-SoLp.-Th steamer Caledonia was
sold at Pittsburg to Copt, A. Smith for thirteen
thousand dollars. @
RAIsED.-The steamer Emma, recently sunk
in the Mississippi, has been raised and will be ia
ken to St Louis for repairs. The Grapeshot, re-
Gently sunk in Chcnaults reach, arrived here
yesterday, and will go on the dock for repairs
Gin. Gazette Of Monday. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-05

SnIr BurLDrNe N NEw Yokk.-Thc Courier
gives list of the ships which have been launch
ed from the New York ship yards since the be-
ginning of the year, and all of which will be
launched during theseason. Thenumber launch
ed SO, of42, 47Oaggregate tonnage The num-
Der on the stocks and to be set afloat this year
isle, Of i, 900 tonnage. ofthe number launch-
ed Is are steam vessels, and the rest mainly
ships, barks and lighters The largest vessel is
the Adriatic. 5000 tons
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-05
I'd lis NOT a Dye 1

f1dt efeO1l&
sas'. o. sad Esad Pc and jttL9s or
MRS $ a. ALIENS WORLDS AAIR EEsTORER.
Rev. NJ TEACHER t60 Years OF sge), Pitcher Chen
argo County, hair is restored TO its
Rev. VIM. GUTTER Ed. Mothers Magazine NY any
TO is natural color apd growing bald spot
Rev b. P STONE. D. D., Coneor " H. 7,saIS hair which
was grey, is now restored 20 It's natural color
Rev D. cLENDENIN, Chicago, M sIcan add my test!
imonyi and rSeoInme nd Tito friends = 49,
Rev ID. II. WOOD Mddetown, NJ " sRfy own hair hiss
greatly hiekens and also that of my family, who
Rev. j. TUsTiN, Charleston, s O. s.The white hairi
becoming o5ytated, and new hair forming &C.
Rev A. RRISK Silver Greek, n " ssIt has profiueed 4.
good effect on hair, and
recommends It. .tl isstlI Z = 59i.rf H. -
Rev D. NORRIS, Cross River, n. Y, also, and
Mrs. Rev ii. APR ATT, H9hdsii. n. " -
We might swell this list, fail TO
TRY IT. Solby all the principal merchants in the United
States Caba ahd Canada. Wholesale and retail depot No.
30 Bsoome street New York some dealers
write to depot for circular and Information.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ARABIA.

-ARRlS AL sOF THE STEAMER ARABIA.
HALIFAX, Dec. 3d.-The steamship Arabia,
from Liverpool, with dates to the 22d ult, arri-
we'd here this afternoon en- route for Boston. She
left on the afternoon of Saturday.
Political affairs were qnietcr.
The various disquieting rumors respecting the
INSTABILITY of the Anglo French alliance had dis
appeared, causing rise during the week of
nearly one per cent. in funds.
The British government had ordered steam
er to be fitted out to sound across the Atlantic,
with view to ascertain the best place for lay
ing the teiegraphic cable. =s's' $3.50
The contracts for the whole cable were signed
in London ON the 18th. Telegraphic communi-
cation is expected to be perfected by the 4th of
July next.
The reported arrangement between the Span
ish Bourbons has failcd. The Queen of Spain
was kept in the dark as to the real project of the
clerical, party, which was her own eventual alb
dication, and the marriage of her daughter to
the eldest son of the Infanta Don Juan.
A Republican movement had taken place in
Spain at Malaga
The Garrison had been attacked by persons
procaiming Republic The troops resisted
and order was soon restored; five insurgents
were killed.
Some slight disturbances had occurred at
Madrid, and numerous arrests of the lower
classes. tr asssias
DESMARg.-The last notes sent to Copenha-
gen by Prussia and Austria fix the 10th OF DEE
cember as the period when those powers will
bring the question of the Sound Dues before the
Germanic diet
CoSsrANr1NoPLE, Nov. 1sth.--De Bouteneeff
has again endeavored to obtain from itheyGo,
ernor the dismissal of the English ships from
the Bosphorus.
LryEnPooL, Nov. ae.-The Brokers' Circular
quotes cotton as quiet prices declined 1-sd---
Sales for the week 81, 900 bales. Quotations
Middling Orleans 1916; fair Uplands IA;
middling Uplands 6T-s; fair Mobiles Z 4; mid
ding z I-s
Breadstuffs quiet. Flour lower. Wheat Sd
lower Corn quiet.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quotes Corn firm.
Wheat-Red Sass; white do, 9s2dagslOd. Yves
tern canal -four 30as3s; Phila and Bait do ga
34s; Ohio 35a36s Mixed Corn 33s6d; yellow
BIS; white 34a35s. Pork dull. Bacon quiet
Lard-Sales Mt 74aTss.