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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-09-18

Sot is the same. II is the best to say as Ut
tS M about This matter as possible, und zoe must
,ranqg. tie thing aspcIl as zoe can, SO ASIO
GETTHE VOTES OF BOTH SIDES",
There is 6 beautiful specimen ct Politnlca'
honesty for you on the part of the Black ke-
nublic9n candidate, and also that othls lead
inc partisans. How bad the cause must oe; ,;
and sd how unprncipled its candidate that w,li
resort to such wicked deception and con-
,emntible articles We shall see ii such a
crushing exposure does not tell powerfully
upon the public mind. --...t q. O.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
WLLlNCWOOD ROUTE.
Through
LAKES MICHIGAN AND HURON
7NI SlILLE.sNVvrDDD,
AND THENCE BY THR
ontario, SimcOe i Huron Railway
TOKO.v'1O!
Connecting with
Steamers on Lake Ontario.

Il
eINHE chicago aud Cong v God Route . nrst -
sbli- he'd last season. has received ~.ll merit.d
distinction FROM :he entige Pro- sssd tbs 1raysl,~
Pubic sDd has been univef ally characterised ~ The
most romantic, plea cent snd popular Route ever o.
tabii.hei Ia The Cni"n. The entire afrane. lnens for
1850 hav- been mad. with the rendenrig thi,
Great Lake koui" the most oon,fortAtls, pheasant
and syst.IDatc IA business arraaesm eBt
1t the route Tor the Bu-In-,s n Al. the Tou,i.,
and the Pleasure seeker. II sbounds with ,Ls v,d
80 and frahdrst scsnery-t'e bs-aniifh shores OF
Lake Michigan and the Isiels decking The u.ftb. ~
onilet the classic Island u Msckinac the trad.
t"nary Msnitouiin Islands tihe home ~ the Indian
spirit Of TIN Lakes); aud the myriorsn.ic- ihs lse.
o. Geurgian bay-form series OF views go
on the northern coatih.nt, ea#E n ~ n
The Bats are iuxuriousiy furnished Tor nsht tray-
81 and ny sailing arrangements the daylight Is pas,-
ed al the traits and among the Islands Heat tnaa
and railroad comforts avoided ln toe hottest
Gays 81 summer, travellers enjoy gentle LAKE
breeze. ~ -
Al NAckinzw Boat. make counerti,,h Ia ssu,, ss>
Marie and Lake Superior.
On arrivsh a. Toronto pass'nsers can " . ssv
hours visit the Great Suspessien kidss ana the Dns
Of NiA4als, or trip through thu TAousand IslaaAs
and the Rapids u the ST Lawrence. Boat. from 10
ronto cross Lake Ontario 10 the nlaht %
BUsfALO. ROC HEsTGR Osws0O, CAPS VIM.
CENT. oGDElsnURGH, KINGSTON
aud MONTREAL.
Thence connect With 1ausosas =
ALBANY. NSB YO1K, 8OsT0N, pHlLADRf-
PAiA.
Ard eli other Eostsra Cttjes
the Lane
KEYSTONE STAIR, oept 4 ns~A.,n.
BUCKEYE STATE. OIL SkaSS~rI~s
cu HSSsHHtcniiy CO. -. Z e e S..!:s s'
Uo1x0eD6oe0ooO.
Capt DAyHNpo1T, viii run bseVesa on,,,ss~>
aud 0ve10 oay. ecnnsa4iAe Wa1A - vcGvlsr M q VI
3eckinAs,
he Ic..s wi lsays cA,ssss. = e,s,1>,. sA.r,.
Gay and oatusdAy svsntaGs 4 } oIe3seS SsuatIS3 n
WweaesSeas keaeehe, 1e6lat lnWouhs6, 06GkWS
nsh!tewHc. 3so MYERS aud n6e6laAs,
yaeee san D. eetsieed q boaro ~ ~ a. n r.
2t0lenY's 0Ges. ~ oBDA UAt1 RlSa oeae>H
se' sssssss 'a'sssa1'lss w tl1H 80
sls \ S6Sh tsltse.s. '''S aesS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
L1l2llbPl'. L9<lllbP2'
At the Rock Island Saw Mill.

HAVING received larry. tsupply II LR- "" n"
] now running our MI diN and ught. inh are
pr pa red IT, r-ceiV" ORDERS fpr all kiud e Kliiup
aud Framing Lumber, laths. ShingleS aud f"uciug
Al orders with which our Davenport frlnds ma, IA
vor ~ will h".xecutod wlh inequality and isptt,
MEAD SMITH MARSH
Rock island MAY 20. Is q dan
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
NEW AND INTERESTING BOOK.

T u. b. COOKE X co.'s, 1876 LAKE STREET
AOHIcAGO Among The new works
la" and Praciin. OF legislative Assemblies IA M
United State Bv Luther ) Gushing vol law
sheep.
Gases argued and Determined in the u s. Suprrri,
Court foI the Territory Of Arkansas from 1920 I.
1880 Also, in the l.. ) Distract Court TOR the Dis
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ami references BN samuel IL Hmpstrad -
Leading Case III CRIMINAL law with Notes =
BY Edmund ~ Bennett and Franklin y. Heard :
vol l.
Memorials at His Time. BY Henry C.ckburn.
vol ~ M" 4i2 pages 81 25 The mort valuable
well a. The most readable book iatrl, published IL
tins country, is Lord Cotkburn's Memorial 81 HI.
Times.
Nv Cousin Nicholas story Ry Thomas Ingoh
shy. author Of Ing"l,iAhy legends
The Humorous Postry 81 the English language
From Chau"et H. Saw With Notes explanatory and
biographical !" All Nv James Parton. author 81
Lift 81 Horac. Grr''l-,.' vol ~ mo $40 pp Price
ST 80
-L-1l.e Explorations, aud Public Services 81 John
Charles Fremont Beautifully ILLUSTRATED from Org
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Far thou we're ~ thu Mounts ans; they proclaim
The everlasting creed oflitpriv''
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The Modern STORY Teller. or The Resi- Stories Of the
Resi- Authors first collected Neatly printed ~
mo cloth Is crnts--pap.Ih ~ cis.
Hcriha new Novel by Frederick Bremen -
Translated b, MaIy uowiit Aulh"riz-d American
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trations from design by the draught men ~ tn,
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Wit and Wisdom, 80 he Re, sydney Smith Being
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
ST A Il n s
Fever AND AcuE REMEDY!
An External Application!

An InfiHibie Remedy for F.rsr aud Ayue. Dunb
Ay0e, Might S,oedfs and an Kindred diseases.
VVNHiS j. on" of Natures remedies, discovered. and
successfully used lot many years b, cert ain triht
OF Indians on the Western frontier, and has never
been known TO Tail IL etI,ciinp among thous
auls who have used 1t. II Possesses the power to
remove and eradicate every yrstige OF Fever and Agur
from the system, aud IL The only known certain lrn-
cdy. One important adv adg,. tins remedy posses
all others. aside from the value A.
a dial agent, is that H., rugs uetie ines are
taken INTO til" stomach IT, deblitttc and break down
the system. It's effects are almost mifacu ious. aad
need only Z" h tired 10 insur" place Tor 1t
family where Fever and Agu is has been, like
~ TO be.
The Agent has numbarless Certificates of Cure
which with pleasure, viii h. rhowu 10 all wishing 10
SEE them
Cures have been effected in this city and vicinity
References Will also be Z wen To such citizens This
Remedy Powder. and is applied externally and its
effects are truly wonderful.
Pre- 81 per Box. And cure guaranteed or the
money refunded
LEWIS FINCH, AGENT.
At n X Chili'- Hardware Establishment on 2d st.
al few 'i"rs eat OF Brady. (jyIO d6ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

GOODRICH, WHEELER / YANYIS,
Forwarding 4 Commission
MERCHANTS,
~ arehopse opposite Raul Road Iepot
ia VENPORT IOWA.
nEALERS In Grain. Pkur, Salt. .,.ni and all
lIkind- 81 Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and attended 90 with dispatch for
the par chase sale II Produce the and either
srk-is.
our facilities anpt' Tor the storage VI Graiu
aud produce
IIb.tai Cash advance made coiisignilont-
when us~sfed
SPECIAL attention paid ~ receiving and forwarding
Gsss bv Railroad River
Gbsaers at entabisb she'd rates.
Iune23d1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
r. 4 J. Nelson's Jewelry Store.
Watches, .Iesrelry ~MA
Fancy Goods.

Il VIZ have just opened on Brodg Stree a few
"a. doors above the Post Office, and beau.
lAsstatfu assortment Of watches, Jewelry, Silver
ware, Clocks, Fancy Goods, etc, which and
will sell as cheap as any establishment west of New
York. as We purchase exclusively at the i0,oesf cash
prices frCm the manufacturers and Importers We
would respectfully invite tn. ladies to call and exam
inc our stock; We always take pleasure in showing
goods From thorough practical knowledge
and experience in watch repairing We feel c"hhde
Of giving entire satisfaction thereby msritnr lib.
Vare ii public patronage marcbs dn WI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
SCHIEPFELE.V BROS. r 20,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY,
kc. &C

40 WILLIAM STREET, cor. Beekmsn, New York
INVITE the attention of the tradn 10 their IaIg.
j and var-d stock Of Drugs Pants. Obs. riunirrs
&c In addition 10 their regular imporiAtinhs u
Staple Drugr, they also receiving direct froI the
production and Manufacture, supplies Of
Tooth, Hair and N al Brushes, krozr-, Corks Nor
tars, Spaige- French and English p. rfunirry Lu-
bins Extracts, and many other artcles usually I'm
bracss in Druggists stocks which they also IN
abled 10 offer on the most advantageous terms.
Orders either IN pei OF Nv mat, will Tfefive
pIompt attention aug1dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02

Demte6e,S
Electro .nSsgNeiir Plaster
AN EXTERNAL CURE OK
CHIl.l.S T. FEVER,
On FOUR HOURS,
fINHIs extraordinary and novel remedy Is sustained
10y Of the best names In Tennessee, 1.-THE home
ofthe proprietary Mississippi, and Arkansas. The
naus.n,c medicn ines, nor spend large Of money
in their constant purchase. Wherever the Electro
Magnetic Plaster has been introduced has built for
itself almost at superior reputation suppressed
ed all other remedies And
Dripen Quinise from its Throne!
One Application
cures In out ofio the 1o,i, requresfrom
two to four trials
M Failure
has yet occurred This plaster does not give the least
pain, neither does Il blister excorixte the skin
The proprietor has his possession over four thou
sand certificates, home gotten, among which some
from Ministers Of the Gospel, Editors, congressman,
Merchants, Physicians and Lawyers Of distinction.
All that Is asked this remedy IL fair trial and II
will speak for itself.
The cure effected by II Is
A PERMANENT ON
PnIcE no. Sent by man 10 all parts Of the coun
try. liberal discount ma1e to trade. Sole agencies
given. G N. DENIE,
Me,npAis Tenn
See Wholesale and retail agent for Davenport, C.
Tt WEBB, Second ST., few doors east Of Brady.
oct26 daw1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
Chicago, Alton 4 81. Louis X. X.
~ n
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

rains ieace Chicago for 81. Louis and iatsrme
diate pi'ices
Accommodation Train, Sundays -a,-pted) 1904
Express Train, Saturdays except-,i) II forN
Trains lsdre 81. LonisIor CAicago ana iate,.me-
didfe piices.
Accommodation Train, Sunday eKrept.d) 1904 "
Express Train Saturdays except-dD 83opM
Trains run directly through, without change oil
or baggage. rrains run through Joliet, Bloom
ingt,n, Springfield, Carlinville and Alton.
wlTrains run this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad AT
Joliet making this the shortest qaicket, and
liable route bel ween st louis aud New York Boston
Philadelphia, and the East
With Illinois Central II. II III Bloomington for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
iih Great Western VI iihso,s Al Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
VIII all the Railroads uiserglng from Chicago
with haiy line VI Packets nj st Louis Tor K.okuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through TicAets 10. al plA, ,n-ationed aDsve can
be procured 1T all the principal ticket Offices the
United States, and ri the Offices
In 81, Louis M Chicago
Foot oi w ssniheson Az ~ Desl born street, oppo
enue, Levee. site fremont House.
RlCH'D r. MORGAN, JR., supt.
bloomington, JAp. 1, tsl6. febl9dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02


GEORGE BULM.
ofnCer0.
EDMUND CAEFfEtD Pres HENRY BANDIT, SC
HENRY CHAPMAN, Trvas'r
y n GILBERT, 0eneryl Agent and Surveyor
This Company organizsd tine 27th day Of
March, A ID. 1864, under SPECIAL Charter from the
gisiature OF Illinois and business commenced under
the most favorable snspmes. Its estsbii. tmeni has
been upon nrm aud r.lisb. basis, aud IN view of
IT, stability. sonndness and IsrmsneDcy ranks a oI.-
Of IT, nrst Insurance Companies m the country. To
tboss desirons 81 protecting themselves sganst loss
damage by Fire periis u the they bes leave
10 on-r the following
REFERENCES:
Messrs Stone h witt. Cleveland, o.
Williams n Au-ry, Cbicagp
Norton Brother, .
" Ston- Il Bonner,
A Duraud, Pre-. Racine Il Mis- Railroad
GEN. &, kofthrup Cash'r Rae. Go bank
Vim. Lynde. Esq, Milwaukee,
q. Cu,ne, Ks.i., Racine.
A tiiiberi, Cash Com Bank, Ghrago
Dan, RHODES. E.q Cleveland. U.
Hon. John q Breslin Treas'r Of State. Columbus
Thos Campbell, ESD Springfield III
| Hon. H. ChaInberlIn, St Louis. Mo.
Aessr- Wsdswor,h Wells b scycsmore, Chesep.
| Nessrs II burch h Co., Chicago Bank
Hon WIN. Medll Governor OF Ohio
Nessrs g. w SileT h Co, Chicago,
- Judd, Smith n Pratt. Dixon, H.
Vim. Blanchard, Esq, Morris, III
Hon WIN. Trev,tt. sec'y OF State, Columbus I"
Messts " &. so 4 Cook n Co, Roebtprdi III
g Wheeler, n Spn, Aurora
Neaniiah - ~, Esq Buffalo, n
VIM. y Funhy, Esq, Springfield.
Hon T W bYrlty, judge Jupret..e Cont, Nansneih
Ohio.
Gen ! Cum SpI ined.ld, III.
Ri1hard Vets Esq, 81 i.0ris No
H. FIELD,
Agent at Davenport aud Rex Island
| OFFICE, Davenport, at the STATE DEMoCRA1
once Post Once Building, Brady STREET.
July SIT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
DIR. j MCDONELuI.
VETERINARY SURGEON,

WISHES 10 inform the public that he has
M permanently located In Davenport, where
he viii continue To treat MI the ds-Ases the
" IL hors. Is subject H. on thu must Scient lfc
Principles. After constant prastice IT many y"irs
all kinds VI disease he feels hsr say that he
will give satisfaction 10 all that employ him He can
produce go-i C-,tificates auy other man West
ii New York He l. here only few niasitbs and the
MANY impI aut he has e0scted since h. came
viii stak ror hun than csm readily be Inserted
In q Newspaper
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since he came here the most severe will
TRY 10 his abilities a competent Veterinary Sur
ey paid
He earnestly solicts a trial on any severe case
whatever ANY he cannot cure If any other man
bs got u il. he will pay hEl -ut OF his
pocket.
Pole evils and Fistulas warranted cured in any
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
Mississippi & Missouri r. r.

~ 0. ;;ast 9 g IS &
I'm and after Monday, September s, 1856, and unit
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport, for
Nuscatine and Iowa City Sundays excepcd) as fol-
lows
lst Freight and Emigrant train, at 6OAM
FL Mail Train At S3OAn
81 Freight and EmigrAnt Train, at - 45 NJ
4th Express Train Al 4IbPn
Trans will leave Davenport for Chicago daily Sum
DAYS excepted a. follows
Ist Day Express Train, at 10 10 A d
81 Freight Train, at II ~ A NJ
III Freight Tram, at Q 80 y NJ
9Th Night Express Train, At $40 p d
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays excep-
ted as follows:
FROM THE WEST.
0st Mail Train 1t 10 % A. Y
81 Freight Train, at II l6P
81 Freight Truin, at 8 10 p NJ
4th Express Train at 8 ~ 2.
FROM THE EAST
LIST Night Express Train, at $40 M
I'd Day Express Train, al 4O6
ID Freight and Emierant train, at 800 II
All trains out Of Davenport will make connections
with Muscatine and Iowa City.
The Passenger Train counocts at Davenport With
the Rock Island Chicago trains. The evening train
stops one hour In Davenport for supper
2assenReFs are reminded OF the necessity OF giving
Instinct direction to the destination Of their bag
gage also procure tickets eeo.e taking bel! seats 10
The cars. JOHN = HENRY. Supt.
4. DAY, Master Of transportation.
Septe-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
- l@iftaa lj1llt /; assl.z.s

"a III = 8 @
Spring .1s'rNsa gessse1si,
I'm and after Monday April l4th 1856, and unit
NIfurthrr notice .tras will lei Rock Island daily
Sundays excepted, rs follows
LIST mail tram al COO N
I'd express. stopping only at the principal
stations nj 10 10 A N
81 night express, stoplieg at ali stations s.l0PA
lth freight with 2d class cars at 80 A N
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays tx
cepted, as follows
lst right exptets oU0A n
III express, stopping only at prtn stations 10 p n
~ mail train a iOl6P
lth freight, with ~ class cars ut Sap
All trains over this road direct eane xon Ut
Chicago with trains both the AtChignn Southern
and Michigan Central n X. 10 ana from Detroit To-
leSiD Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dmkrk Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York
Philadelphia Baltimore aud Washington. Ais. At
Ja0slle with trains Of the Illinois Central Road
North to Galenx and South to St LOUIS and Caro- 10
which places tickets can be procured Of
8. 8. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
r. = Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessityof giving
distinct directions the destination their bag
gage also procure tickets before taking their
IN the cars the conductors collect fares only
tons on the line Of the Chicago kRock Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
w. b. WHITMAN, Asst Supt
Book Island April !, 1855. ldtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-02
DesNloines River Land for sale
LAND DEP.aREMEyvT.

DesAfoines River Navigation and II X %.
OTTUAwA, Iowa, April ~ 1856.
'NHx und-rs signed hereby gives notice, that this
1 Once is open for the sale Of these valuable
They viii b. sold on long credit and In lots 10
hih means aud wishes Of purchasers
Al yfurther information desired relation to those
a. will be furnished on application at this Officer
mail or otherwise. GEO. r. PERKINS,
tmay1odtn Land Commissioner.
LAND De ARTMEf.
DEs MONIES NAVIGATION Co
an the sixteenth day Of June, next, the Office he
~ the saw Of the lands OF this company will Ior
removed from this place to Fort Des MONIES
These lands will b. sold on long credits and In
lots TO suit the means aud wishes Of purchasers.
GEO X. P1RKINS
Land COMMISSIONS
OtumvS 0Wa Is. ny27 davs
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-06
DIE ID,

In Beaufort County, at the residence of her grand son.
Rob r. Wilkinson, Esq, the 18th December last Mrs
Patience Wilkinson, the advanced age of hundred
and eleven The deceased great many
consistent member Of the Baptist church She has lived
to all her children dead of them having died at
80 and years. She has left family gran
and great grand children to her loss. She enjoy
the confidence and respect of her neighbours w.
Mr. Caswell Oden aged about A. years. Lie q worthy
and respectable citizen.
Also, Beaufort County, on the 18th ut, MIR. Ransom
Harris, in the Goth year of his age
In Warren County, "Wednesday, the 2sd ult, ut Alex
andra the residence of her father Lucy Thornton dsug
ter of Francis A Thornton, Esq aged II years. mouths
and twenty days. .'
1t pleased God for than two years previous her
DEATH greatly ac her body but having been blessed
with good and plous mother, her teachings such
10 her neither repine the hand that
afflicted her Those who have known her from her infancy
speak of the aabeness Of her general character and
exemplary department.
We mourn her departure, vet do not mourn as those
without hpe persuasion Of her present happiness freed
from pain and suffering of The righteous of God
and the promises of The gospel combine calm the per
turbed spirit bind up the broken heart and gid the dis
tant scenes with the brightest glores. ..
Forgive, blessed shade, the tributary tear
That mOurns thy exit from world like this;
Forgive the wish that would have kept thee here,
And STAYED thy progress to the seats of bliss.
No more confined to gloomy scenes Of night,
No more tenant, pent in mortal clay, !.
Now should we rather hail thy glorious fight {.
And trace thy journey to the realms of day." Il (.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-06

The plurality rule next came in order. was adop-
ted by majority OF nine Mr. Orr withdrew his
name as the Democratic nominee 'eSs 1@' 5" ' =
The ballot under the plurality rule was taken,
and resulted as follows: Banks 103 Aiken 100, Full
Ter 8, Campbell 4. Wells |. The Clerk of the House
declared Mr.. Banks elected.
On motion of Mr.. Clngman, resolution was adop-
ted declaring Mr.. Banks elected as Speaker Of the
House: Mr.. Banks was thereupon conducted to the
Chair by Messrs. Aiken and Fuller
Mr.. Campbell then made speech, and the House
adjourned
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-06
A Chance to make Money!

A Chance to make Money! 'a47-'
PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE EMPLOYHENTitsA.
TIME SUBSCRIBER IS DESIROUS OF HAVING
an agent in each county and town Of The Unioe -
like efficient, energetic mako from three 70 ma
dollars per day. of the agents esisng tyce h
sum- Every information will be given BY sddressng with
. stamp to pay return letter, .i.1i
Box 1928 Philadelphia, Pa. Post Once. y.
Feb. !, 1856. -, 1.., 11lG-w2tpd,5 y,
NOR sAIE.-THE HOUSE AND LOT ON VIII
mnpton street. at present occupied by W. H Putney.
Esq The Store fonts The Market Bquare, and has
which runs l55 feet back the entire width Of the lot
not dispoaed Of privately before it win BE- sod 81
tion some time during the ensuing Court week. Apply -
i - .se~vSss ss,s *, =. J.I@IeH3QeNss.
Aust;asss cd Cen Sass.nt
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-06

HGLLowAYs PnLs-Health and long life may be
had by keeping the blood pure, and the liver stom.
ach and the other organs in healthy STATE. To
effect this these extraordinary Pills. which act
upon the very handspring of life. Sold ut the man.
ufactories No. so Maiden Lane, New York, and No.
"a Strand, London and by all druggists, at 25c.,
623c., and 81 per box. g.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-06

TIE JULIAN MNsTRELs.-This troupe gave twoaf
their popular entertainments on Saturday and Nom
day last, at the Town Hall. in this City. They
unquestonaby talented performers, and deserve the
applause so lavishly bestowed upon them. Herman.
DEE is host in himself Tonight Tuesdsy) they
close their engagement here. .yi.s-l
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-06
WILMINGTON MARKET.
MARRIED..

At the residence of Col S. s. Bidde Wake Forest Col.
ege, I'd ul,. by Prof w. T. Brooks Mr.. WIN. H. Rid.
d,ck Of Gates County, to Mss Agnes r Powell of Wake
Forest.
In Beaufort County the 18th ult. by SamI Windley
Esq, MIR. Edwin J. Mat thews to Miss Nancy Lucas.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-02-06
BANKS ELECTED SPEAKER.

w ASHINGTON, FeD. z, IS0O.
HousE-A motion was made and adopted, that
after three ballots, the plurality rule should take e
feet. E. ...fs. ~,
Mr.. Walker moved to rescind the plurality rule.
The motion was rejected by 45 majority. Amotion
to adjourn was declared out of order The first bal
lot was then taken and resulted as follows: Banks
lO2, Aiken %, Fuller IA. Wells 2, Campbell 8-
necessary TO . choice l08. :. s.g,a z ~ $50 :
Two other ballots were taken with similar results
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