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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-20

:, COMPLETE sssortm eni OF ali the Cottage
n Parlor Stoves for sale by D. L. n.
A LARGE and splendid assortment of Box, Par
Abr and Hea ting stoves for sale by ID. l.. n.
ARGE and small obai Gas Burners for saleby
l. l.. H.
SoMNoN Coal Stoves, all sizes for sale BY
4 d. l.. H
open uFrankiIn" Coal Stoves, with sliding
OGoors, for sale by d. L. H.
~ y-oUNG Lions, ,, nd s.Mayic franklin" stoves
for sale ty ID. L. H,
ID UsSIA Iron Stoves with Iron top and base, for
AAsale by ". L.. n,
A FULL and compiete asso rtment of Tin, Sheet
n Iron and Copper Ware for sale by ID. L. n.
HOUSE Roofng, Tin spouting and Jcbbing ofali
kinds connected with the Tin businoss do ne TO
order by y. L. n.
uANDs always read, 10 60 out and put upssoses
IL when called on at u. l.. mn
THEREBY return my sincere and heartfelt thank =
TO the citizens OF davenport and Vicinity for n
very liberal patronage they have extended TO %
since my residence Davenport, sndhOpe BY strtc'
aitenton to business TO merit continuance oi tne
same. y. L. HUME
DavenportSov 13
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CHEAP
HARDWARE 4 STOVE STORE
QU 4 N N n n M Mt.

HARDWARE q STOVE STORE
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Il, HAVE just opened sxteusive stock OF stoves
~ land Hardwarsin the OLD STAND OF H. b.
0GCsrner Front and Brady streets,
Where there be found large and complies sssort
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDwARI,
Nails SPIKES Glass Carpenters and Joinsrs Tools and
In fAct everything in the Hardware line which viii sell
for Cash. cheaper than be hsd at any estsbshmsntin
Give Ne Call.
Don't forget place. Corner Rront and Brady Streets
opposite the Ferry Landing " pARKnB,
STOVES AT WOLESALE'
The Largest Stove Store
tn the "00ts:s
WYE ,balI receive on the opening Of vigaon the
w largest STOCK OF STOVES and fINNERs
STOCK ever brought TO the State OF lows. Among
the numerous articles which We shall keep constant.
boiler from No. u TO aa, Casressi d., Rsssis 1s,
| Iaitsfisa Rxssia DO, Wire, fssss1 Cepp~s, brs,
iers 10, Block tis, Ltsd, Copper Bsfts.s, Natal
prss ssd rsrs, Jspsa.sl d.. 7ssnsrs Tseis;and We
assure all pc fayorng Us with An order, ehat ve
will sell them goods IN our line ssov - they can oe
IN oG them IN
place, anf on ter1s to sHtt.
Please give US q call and learn our pricos, and
ey hereafler In buying at the two places above
aRmed.
n. 5. In afew aays we shall receive an assor..
sn, msn.S, % .nesiS .ne sS0Ss .Os nmsdis's demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all times with Tinwars and on avorsb!e tefms a.
Wholssats prices.
Old Rags, Copper, Ac., Ae., 0c.' Aksh 10 eAs
No, 4 Burrows Block, Front Street
Nchia-dhwu WICkERsHAA HICKS.
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AND THE ANSWER 10 STOVE3y
A LTAOU0h We cannot keep On hAnd sems 5000
90 Gs are, we sell cheap and good article OF
Stoves that IL becomes di1acait TO supply the de-
and been placed on our road and We have completed
our arrangemeuts to be able now te supply tho
demands ofail, be the same MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the GONE
HORSE" Stove shops in this city, TO no purpose,
cometo
Twitchsll Gillett's,
The only Stovc Emporium In the west, snd bu. q
Stopo a. isa Stsus. In our prices, for chespnss.,
we defy all competition-every article warranted,
md II not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
All kinds OF Parlor, Once and Heating Stoves
lin and Copper W q re on hand at sill times. Root
ing, Jobbiug, DC. done 10 order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the r. o.
Esh a-dtf DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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FURNISHING GOODS.

Hekoiy, ealico, white plain linen corded anl Paris
% ons, fancy eoiored Shirts with eoanfnea eei poE
IA wristbsnds; string peOney, corded Byeoa, Sel.
"a CoiiaIs, Nsk Ties, Stocks, fancy and and p1atn
Cfassts, Gioves-wnits, black ard eolosod ND, nn.
Cd bnek, cloth, Chesterfield, Aberdeen, Deriin,
z mon and Germsn and Fur GaGntiets; WOOL. men.
no and cotton Hose; white faney linen and sllk
tandk ksrchiei,; embroide rad lsnS,s WOOL whts sp6
mixed merino and silk Wrappers aud DFavsrs;
WOOL hitts, scarfs, huffeys, Gents' shawis and
articles usliy kept by the trade, all Of vhieh I.
respectfully sub bmitted 10 the e.aminstlon 81 eve
tUniers.
an nesriy call will secure choice selections.
KDWAkD ALDRN.
f,Af In fpa Rn. has
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II. PentiIh'S
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
Bradyfstrset, opposite nc Post once, DAyEsFoa
s5s.. spii0-wiy
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M0rC12A11t T011oEe
as onh hand anew and fun assoStnent Of frenen
IL and English Clothes, Cassimsfss snA ves01ne1
suitable for the season, which he will make n IA
measure On short notice and rsasona BILE termp
READY MADE CLOTHING.
OF all kinds for Spring and summer wear, Witch
viii be sold as cheap esthe ehespest. a.
FURNISHING GOODS.
4 good supply ofeverythfng necessary for septis
mans wardrobe. Spring style - i&ate,
Caps, Trunks, Valices, &cs
P.s. Would IN yite thos g aboutto purchase eoods
Ia the above line 10 give him call before pussSssne
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble 10 eAoV
so0ds. Ihankfalfor or psstfavors hopssa eoustnuence
1f.hesame SAMUEL PERRY
Davenport priII6
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Coal! Coal!

I OWREY, THOMAS d CO. are now receiving, al
XLtheir Yard near the rail road depot, loo TONS
OF COAL DAILY For Fuels Steam il has NO su-
perior in this Market.
Owing 10 u combination of the miners to raise the
prize OF Coal--whieh we would not submit to--we
were unable short time, TO supply our custom
ers. But having succeeded in breahiBg up this CON-
binaIon lin which the community has no small inter-
ssI,l We now prepared 10 deliver in this city or
Davenport in quantity TO suit purchasers ~ our
former preos, ON application al the Yard.
Rock Island Jan .dtf
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R0cKNIIL { SIIIIlS,

DEALERS. IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, oils, Dye sun,
Psrfunsry, Fancy saA Toilst AEiasles,
n. Il. Corner Harrison and Second 1ts., Dayen-
port, Iowa.
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ALVURD 4 VAN PATTEN
Successors to B. Sanford,
wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia
Groceries, Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Ola, Glass, Nails, &c.
Also IN
pArENr MEDICINES, and Agents for all Dr. d.
JAYNES' PREPARATIONS.
Brady Street, West Side, First Door Below
Second Street,
DaYEEP oRT, iOV8.
Davenport, Oct 9Th, ieS4-irw-ly
A RCH | TECTURE.
EDWARDS g. CARROLL,
ARCHITECTS AND sUPERINTENDRHTS
OFFICE, No. 10 Fonr Story Post Once Buildings,
Brady ct, Davenport. Iowa. Jan l-du
@. 4. WEBB,
No. IL LeClaire Block, Davenport lows.
GENERAL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, oils,
Dye-stufs, Window Glass,
Perfumery, FancyArticles, Patent Medicines, &e.
u EsPECTfU LILY call the attention ofthe purchas.
IL ing comaunit; to our present large STOCK oi
Goods andlar eaddtiossnow opening, which ws
eonfdent canno, BE- surpassed e,aef n pios 81
Keepers and Phynciansto our prices and oaior
purchasing elsewhere.
Family Meu4cnesaHd PhysiclahfFfescTlPuohsceie
ull5 compounded. o.I
SCOII HOUSE
Corner of Harrison and Front Streets, one
souare below the Steam Packet and Ferry
Landing.
IJHUMPHREY, Proprietor.
JH, would respectfully announce 70
<sssSA j his eastern friends and The public In
kIs a. g.rara that having purchased tho
s!ss Large New Hotsl,
Ell situated as above, he is now making I'm :
nroycments on the premises, and viii endeavor 70
ahsre OF the patronage Of the travelling pub
lie.
This House
o,s 81 me mos pie easant locations Davenport,
co'niu @ - ;Ys t;Ys = S,n.t,one Nov "a ts5 dtf
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CITY HOTEL,
Garner Of Third and Perry Streets,
AcgLEY Il oLMsTEAD, Propristors.
,,.f;E,ra.y.,uuot would respectfully inform their
! frisua. and the puole, that they have this Gay
egsl the CRY norrL, ior ine reception O Hrsn,
z.rsatd travellers. u has been enhreiy frlnoae.eu
tGauiv fnrnfsbed The location is central and ecu
v.ni.nt and no effort the part OF the Propfiesoss
sai9 h wanting 10 Contribute 10 the comfort otthef
patrons. ,.,o,,ana s,,.p,iyabo..
tlsr@ni,yays In attendance. Also large sdTae"h'
nsetsI. for The sceernm dation OF Farmers, &C;
ACKLEY & pLasl FAD.
3, -,.r., .sv Ist I5Jg-dtf
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kurk t1IauO.
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

j
sSHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
aralions for tue manufacture OF Suiter, Sugaf
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, &c, &C., together with gooo assort.
me Mt OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
/ have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture OF CrUm & Pnuls
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this Of making Bread, these the Bread is
more uniform iA quality, and handsome IN appear
aDcs, lit Is much inter and more even, keeps much
longer without becouug stale, and to many persons
Ia no, objee uonabic when week old, 1t cuts as
handsome as the finest French roll 1t goes farther,
and 10 readily introduced into families who have new
or used BaA er's Bread before. | shall continue to
run a Bread Wagon as heretofore. In Offering the
articles, terms hieh cannot ai TO give
tire satisfaction, hope to be able TO supply all who
may faver me with their patronage. Thankful for
past fayors, hope To meri; continuance Of the
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
ed TO. DANIEL MOOhE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square above
Burrows s. Prettyman's Steam Mills.
Davenport, May 81, ls56-du
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JOHN O. SAH0HNT,

John o. 6AR0x0T,
CCORNEY AND COUNSELLOsA,
wv attend 10 the prosecution ofCxses before the
w Court Of Claims, aud take charge OF any pro
ossions ibusnsss before the Departments or tns su
b sent ntdirectly to him st Washington, D. &. sf lei
All M~ssrs. Cook 4 Dillon, Davenport, Iowa, oeo.
aYeut a. Downey, Iowa City, or Cook, sarsen' q
stksr, Rock Island, III.
M = .hngton, ID. G, Mch 10 s.. d-6mos
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egsg INV IG0TEI.
w AV ERLY HO U > r.,


", NOW omen for permanent and transient boaf faers'
L Those Rao Sia1 Guiet ana peasans nS, 80" = "a !,
~ tang n =, s6,isl s9leurn ia Davenport edh ~ u
n The WLyery House. Tho ,ables~.. e inrnsnea
vi a ths d.la.cias ~ sasou; the f9"is. arc piSaI
n tIa ,,asz new zU5 saft. The WIyerly IL ses"'i"
t 40 pgl eat ot Chicayo, in point of beauty 70
sstt, ~. -ssat hnuzr GOOD furniture ana e ( va
E44wlEt II. NJ tbh "'- t'ot.aS.-----
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FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
NEW DRUG AND PREsG1IPTI0N STORE.
rIyHE spectfully attsnsion
L ,hscitisens OF cfDxvsnportsnd ssrrou.din9 count =
10 ulsDrug and Chemical Stores on bfaayoesvesn sec
ond nd Third SITS. ,
ear sssurs those VINO may him, that they wiz
be furished with Medicines ofthe best qushy,Pf
pared with lae stsietesi care ana 81 prices
Psrsonsi attention wilibe given 70 ths COMPOUND a.
Hexiyo K se % good assortmen tot German ,rfeneh
English and American Psrfumery, Toota and nal
Brushes c mbs and General slassortmsnt o. ranc!
Articles.
HOUsa. SIGN AND 0RNAH1M1AL PAINT
ING, PAPER HAN0IN0, ETC.
So l spsesfaiiy snnounes TO bis
Bfiends that hs VIII q continue y sIa III she
ssove businsss iu all its branch
es al the old stand Perry Street, between seoond
n : i,,n. expsrisncs In the above business Wat
tsl &. "a. sssuriug his patrons full sAusiacuon '
a.. ,srA iaal may be entrusted TO him.
'"st, q all eoioss prepares =, ~. A'' '''
"' z. 3 =. "a ,,Is'' ar putty se j. JAMES DoyNEL.
PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL
PAPER HsNGINa. wHTrINING. WALL
COLOHIN0, Ae.
MptNN ate of the arm Of Donnei Dunn
j beg g. ia his patrons and the pubic tns'
has re-v.d tp' e"hs Psinuns, sne s,n, WIN a0i -"
gutur. only atGsH s'=a er HanxihS, WhitepIns ~
Paper asnger anl te.iiag whi.snsr warrants mo n
assuring the bic full satisfaction both In eeonom
aAd workmanship. ,,o h,,
guarantee 70 make old celings uio MA'.ei no'
shop on Third street, lower side, osswscn nfau!
and Perry streets. ,o,
Davenport. ya.y .o
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.

Feb 4-dtf DAVENPOkT, IOWA.
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
a sss sp espgs
ond Street near Harrison street, 4 full assortment
OF the various articles composing th stock OF CON
Fiete iin-ware and stove store. All sorn OIL .el,,
times be had at the above mentioned place.
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zine
and Bathing Tub. on hand a constantly, ,n N,
subscribers confident OF satisfying al calls made ~
their line.
Particular attention paid to Tin Rooang and espe
eialiy 10 selling Williams Patent Pump with bal
July July Il. 'ssdu BRuxYRR & cAssRL.
NEW TIN STORE.
TNHE subscribers have Just oEesel store on h hsr
tney intend manufacturing and keeping constant,
on hand all kinds OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Sposung aDt
!onSInx GSa1y merchant. can rely upon 0''ns
soea:. sa:.' old f1IRissaaf aI9isa Ae asaslKEs Bell
Notice.
I,RE subscribers have this day entered Into co
i partnership in the Merchant Tailoring business
carry on the business al the old stand, where MAJ
DO found fresh assortmsnt of
Now ana SeoeO0o DC OOV0o,
FOL Gsntlcme . rear, and made up o order IN tht
latest ssyIss. We have on hand large assortmen
Of the best made Furnishing Gooos, consisiing o
all varieties of
oh,rts, Uldsrshirts, Drawers, Stock Ties, Cra'
vats, Gloves Mitts, Seeks, Suspsnlsrs,
Braces and In this line, for sais u 10"
mark. Give us Z call ,.,
A. CASrEEL,
GEO. LATIAkR.
n.vspnor, Oct o5 50 nov Su
ruro auxIIrH ]. W. STEWART.
GUEILCH s. STEWART,
Notaries Public
Land and Insurance Agents.
j. w. STEWART,
ATTORNEY AID ooUNsILLoR At Law,
Couvsysncing, lnvsAiSaaisns Of Tiues, raynsp
az Taxss, LOanlng and Investment Of AvAey, -,
al other regular busssss promptly attended 70.
Odice on "a ~. in Askinson's block, eDDesiss -
Lee lairs Row, 81
|rCTzSH AND IyoES ~ 4
June2Sdu
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SAMUEL PKRRY.

second street, opposite LeClaire Row Devenpt
Iowa, a,(ostween 3iain & BradyJ ooe66Sf
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NEW YORK HOTEL,
t, .r-aan rrolt and Second Strasss

Harrison, between Front and Second oISsFS'
! KiEEEk 4 itphNtSai f''p''s'o'
tIsls Katsrt tisnae1
rINHE pl5priators resp ctluiiy ahhoaSeen 70 -
1 tam rsiand4 aud the travelling PaoAe gene
r2iiv, tina. having purchased
This Commodious Hotel,
,h.4itt,,rourhIF repair ed and renoy a.ed, we are
r,Ei u Il lit mare Of th AZ patronage, ps
90 Et4at allent0HtO 10 t4eEr wants an Sih r. 80
IL, affords. aud lodging rooms re Ilfh,shsd @ az
ssIl q. IA ,sa of ans ia the CITY, Jun" - wv
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zs-s--7---I- oLIykE biskE
nsylSpui,E IOWA, IOWA CITY, IONA
General Commission Il FoT"NfHihs
.esPr. IL NNf
particular attention paid 10 tho purchase ahd s@ts
Of p,gaISe Liberal advances mate OIL '"Hs'sH'
nia,t. cash Maid for ali Kind OF Produce.
REEFREyCES:---
N,N,s. Bosres.
Sturgis, ShAE 81 Cos 1lloes Ss,nhIs ubuo,
Ellery Il Gibbons, feanht l NJ, sa,,
Reynolds & CasEmah, Tn g.
ha'etS ll.,,..ao Z, Lineoin, Esq.
=, - ,s'"s,o t.u DAVENPORT.
ii+ht' Nd Cook Il Sargent,
=. b. Jesup Il Co, Dubuq.lh. b. Honmsh' Hst'
upl IS fSSs.- .-d.wn ---------
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U arDs.
ALVURD & VAN PATFEN

ALvoBp. J.. r. yAE rArTEs
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-01-31

DECATUR { ALA.) JoURNAL--This
paper has thrown off its neutrality
and now bears the flag of the Democ
racy. Speaking of the Democratic
party, the Journal says:
At this day labored panegyric
upon the past history, or the future
prosperity of that party, would be
deemed peculiarly inappropriate from
any source. In the estimation of the
greatmajority of the American people.
it has become too thoroughly identi-
fed with the promotion Of the highest
interests ofthe country, and the prop
er and legitimate administration Of
our Government. to require any trib-
ute of praise in order to make its mer-
its known; for whatever of prosperity
at home, or glory abroad this country
has attained, it is mainly indebted to
the influence of Democracy. Since
the adoption of the Federal Constitu-
ton, it has given direction to our leg
islation, and no more imperishable
monument ofits glory can be needed
than the impress which it has left up
on almost every act of that legisla-
ton.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-01-31
: NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY.

The subject of closing the coffee
houses and theatres on Sunday has
for some time been before the City
Council of New Orleans. The COM
mittee to whom a memorial on the
subject was referred have at length
reported adverse to the measure.
The report is an elaborate one, and
takes the ground that "the habits Of
men can only be controlled by pub
lie opinion and sentiment. That
must be purified before you can re-
form the customs and habits of a peo-
pie. Such publication cannot be eff
fected by Legislation, based upon a
principle offensive to the sense Of per-
sonal freedom, which prevails in this
more than in any other country
The report concludes as follows:
"But conceding the legality and ex-
.pediency of closing the drinking houses
at all, the committee cannot see that
such measure should be enforced on
one day more than any other. Sun
day is the Christian Sabbath, and by
an excellent custom is allotted as a
day of rest from toll. The univer.
salty ofthis habit furnishes a strong
illustration of the power of public sen.
timent, unaided by law, in controlling
the habits of the people. A con-
strained observance of the day, be.
sides the inconsistency with the re.
Iligious freedom which is a cardinal
virtue Of our republicanism would not
inspire as healthful regard for this ven.
cradle Christian custom as now exists
1t is our duty to legislate without re.
gard to religious rites or tenets. We
cannot constitutionally favor or re-
cognize the doctrines or customs Of
any particular sect. The Christian
Sabbath has no higher claims upon us
for protection and enforcement by law
than the Jewish. 1t would be quite
as proper for the Hebrew citizen to
ask that the coffee houses should be
closed on Saturday, their Sabbath, as
lit is for these petitioners to ask what
they have set forth in their memorial y
Louisiana, we believe, is the only
State in the Union where the observ-
ance of Sunday is not enforced by law
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ty, and there is scarcely pettifogger
in hundred miles Of US that could
not drive a acoach and six" through
all the laws upon the subject TN
scathed, and cluck defiance to them
into the bargain, provided he claimed
as defendant the loss of few dimes.
The best remedy for all the bad roads
that / can suggest, is to make Fay
etteville market town where every
thing can be cashed at fair price,
without this omniverous wagonage to
Shelbyville or Huntsville licking up
all the value of our heavy commodi-
ties; and negligent overseers of the
roads will not fail to keep them in bet
ter condition, lest they are lawed and
leased if not positively kicked out Of
such negligent habits. This is but
one reason for making Fayetteville a
Rail Road town-but more shall be
forthcoming. For want of something
more appropriate, l will for the present
subscribe myself the friend of the
IRON HORSE.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-01-31

New YORK, Jan. pa CORES
pendent of the New York Times, tel
egraphs from Washington that il
has been ascertained from an authen.
tic source, that the long talked of al.
lance between Spain, France and
England has been formally consuma.
ted.
The first binding herself to send
into the field 10 to 10000 men in
the spring, while her interests par
ticularly in Cuba, are to be protected
by France and England.
The Tribune's Washington CORES
pendent, telegrapbs that the official
adviees by the America, do not in
any way change our friendly rela-
tons with England.
Buchanan writes that there is no
real prospect ofpeace entertained. by
the ministry, and that England is
the largest fleet ever
aoated, for operations against Russia
10 the spring.
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THE sECRET OF SUCCESS.

THE SECRET OF SUCCESS.
The price Of liberty, it has been
said, sis eternal vigilance. 1t is
true Of success in most things. A
thoughtful observance Of the rules
which the experience of man has fix
ed, must be maintained in almost ev-
cry undertaking, if we would win
the prizes upon which eur hearts
are set. With this introduction, the
Philadelphia Inquirer we'll remarks:
"The business man, the merchant,
mechanic or trader, has not only to
exercise a thoughtful observation of
himself and his affairs; he must ex-
cite thoughts in others Of himself and
his business. 1t is not sufficient for
the merchant that be has been care
fully schooled in a knowledge of the
goods he deals in, that be has select
ed his stock carefully, and has rent,
ed store in which to display it;
these are but preparatory steps; he
must let the business public know
where he is, that he has the goods for
sale; and where they can be seen, ad-
mired and purchased. A man cannot
sit in his store nowadays, andezpect
that trade will come to him. He
must invitei it. Merely putting up a
sign and then taking a seat in bis
counting room, like a spider waiting
for something to come into its web,
will not answer. The great public,
busted with thousand other things,
must be constantly reminded of his
goods and place of business; and tc
do this effectually, there is but one
way. The great lever which lifts the
individual and his business above the
heads of many, that all may see, is
the newspaper. He who forgets OIL
neglects this power, is lost in the
crowd, and jostled out or trodder
down"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-01-31
Arrival Of the Baltic.

New York, Jan. 24-The Steam
er Baltic is in.
Rice 39s Sd. Cotton Glir-quali-
ties declined ID lower. Middling
5 TIC. Fair 5 7-l6d. Flour adj.
yanced Is. Western canal as
Ohio 44s. Corn unchanged--there
is but little speculation. Yellow
AS Cd. Mixed AS. r. S. Il Co.
quote beef quiet. Pork quiet
Lard 6Ss Cd. Bacon quiet. Consols
declined S65@S64.
The news briefly summed up is a;
follows:
The time given to Russia has been
extended to the 18th Of January.
Dispatches received at Berlin from
Vienna report that the Emperor viii
make no further concessions. On
the other hand certain formal confer.
ences are in session at st. Petersburg
discussing the proposals. These con-
ferences are attended by Nessalrode,
Esterhaz, Leebaeh and Sommer.
The Independent Beige publishes
the text of the Allied proposals.
The general impression is that
Russia will neither accept nor reject
the propositions, but will send Count
Stakeberg to Vienna with counter
proposal.
Denmark has announced her con-
tinued neutrality. She disowns any
connection with the Swedish alliance.
Nothing from Crimea.
Napoleon again threatens to 60
personally to the seat of war,
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 3-The great
council of war have concluded their
deliberations.
The Russian tactics for the ap-
preaching campaign have undergone
important notifications. The orders
sent from head quarters seem to in
dictate the intention to abandon the
Crimea.