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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11

GREAT DRY GooDs SAII-AIL THE MRS. roopIRs Or
The following announcement In esterdAys Herald
sled . tremendous excitement among oil the shopping
woman about town
WIN close her .or. S sESk sl. c2 ON saturday
sh inst and win move the s large stock Of dry goods TO
where they viii be sold greatly below cost on and after Mon
'"'' ''' avn GREAT BARGAINS
DRY sooDs
viii close tser stove No 1855 Brosdway SATURDAY he sh
20 80 CENT
And w :: 70 Sssss aSpssy oA inst
way % let Tor term o. year, sEygK co. as Broadway
Messs. Beck Company have lately suspended pay.
ment their schedule showing eight hundred thousand
dollars Of assets and million Of liabilities. They have
been for years the great rivals OF Stewart the Dry
goods line and the announcement of peremptory sale
Of their stock created excitement only second to thai
Of the rbalberg concert operate imbroso. As early
~ nine O'Clock there was . great crowd Of those
remarkable females who always on hand
for auctions and Affairs Of the kind in front OF
the store while the pave" was blocked up with private
equpages and democratic omnbusses discharging each
load Of crnolne silk velvet furs and whaeboue -
rot often seen, and which caused many bachelor to
shrus his shoulders, mentally ejsculase Hoop Hur.
rah 70 and thar kind Providence that he did not have
70 pay the bills
During the whole day the crowd was immense, and
frequently the roor entirely blocked up BY the fair
spectators other peoples msiortunes Inside the store
every inch Of space Oiled by the dear creatures who
laughed and Chartered an bought and bsSgAned with all
the abdndon Of the sex. Scores Of busy statesmen
,umbsd ihe goods and only broke the monotony by
The shr cry Of cash the fair purchasers made
their selections They dsregrded the injunction OF Doc
tor Franklin never buy any thirg you don't want be
10 Cheap but went In Tor Mrs. ToodeS plan 10
buy everythins, becousc handy 70 have IT in
the house." some sasacous individuals said that
better prices would be given than the sale had
a forced one, but nevertheless the crowd continued
during the whole day and The proceeds have been
something Immense
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The contraction In discounts ami deposits progresses
eadily The reduction IN discounts has been
MILLIONS Of dollars; In deposits about twelve millions
me specie hss increased during the past week
and b larger than At any time the 10th Of
september. The banks pursuing the wisess policy
under existing circumstances. The specie IA
pow just what last year at this Tine wnio the
discount line is y millions less. There is wide margin
vet for Q further reduction OF loans.
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Meeting OF the New York County Medical
Society.

The anniversary meeting Of this society held last
evening, At the College Of Physicians ami Surgeons
ner Of Twenty third street and Fourth At the
hour advertised-71S P. some half dozen members
were present Slowly additional gentlemen arrived, but
they came few and far between, and when $50 P. N.
was reached but twelve present AZ last the do
sired thirteenth cended the staircase and his appear
greeted with cheers, and cry Of "a Fremont
err" to which the gentleman answered something about
600 majority The President Doctor Ogden, than
called upon the Secretary 70 read the report but
Dr. Ogden discovered that by . lately passed law fifteen
members were necessary TO form quorum. rhis
nouncementiel LIKE thunderbolt upon the meeting, and
the Secretary AND another gentleman despatched to
hunt up two additional members. In . quarter Of an
hours the two sent back with and
after waiting ten minutes longer No. 10 arrived amidst
The complstec- quorum was composed Of The follow
White Bulkley. a / White !, R. Wool EnneII Hun b.
bard, Isaac Wood j. Hart J. sbapks AdAIns ana Downs
The Secretary then the minutes Of previous meet
ing, which being approved the Treasurer presented the
Yiw York corx1Y MEDICAL sooxrr, Or
Nov. 10-8y balance from last year ........ sac 2b
In fee rom Thomas c. Fennell.. 90
Total. 81 rs
Account win B. r. Robson, Treasurer. Or.
May a. To Berry r. Downs sccount...........s9 81
10 balance 70 new account. ............ ~ 81
Total ..................... 81 Is
Nrw York, Nov. 10, 1850
facctoas gentleman proposed that In view Of funds
hA sing accnpaied in the hands Of the treasurer
might be advisable 70 require bonds. This mot being
seconded, was not put.
In answer to question: the President stated that the
initiation fee had been reduced 70 IS.
The meeting forthwith ballot for officers with
the following result
President: 49,. -..........Dr J. Z. Van Keek.
Wee President. ............. DR. f. L Beadle.
Treasurer. DR. Benjamin Robson.
Corrrespopoing Secretary. Ir Oliver White.
cfrsos, DIS j. @: Adams s. T.
Several important motions were then made and the
me- cling adjourned about 10 p. n
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Court Of General Sessions.

HIGHWAY RoBBERY-THE GRAND juicy And THE Po-
Llcr-REsIGNAT1oN OF JUDGE cAPRoN, ETC.
Nov. -Ai the opening Of the day Mason R. Per
eva pleaded guilty TO The crime Of bgamy and
TIE State prison for two years
George symngon Alias Whiting. charged with
ing John Muller lin company with four who have yet
been arrested end shsrscng gold watch from his pocket
waved at 49, The complainant In his evidence stated that
lh avenue car tour en- came m 70 him and addressed
Inn S s s"Ss sr Nm aed mssa ' msS '
End Informed Two qnc.rs who approached The sceae
Iss One = i1e% scHi ssr r' asssr q e pats W.
yho was op'.sd 70 eross me street While The other
released Muller dd not directly i%pesei ,ss% wiz,
.so s;%nsss hs him throw :o%siSas .eros:
he On r. beng saa ws. hs s
x.eS and isa n'Sa IN a1'1s
Rr.snsr sesaE
sSoSrioa: bad sSsraeer 'f The
q De previous good o. pronsr The jury re-
o. rrsnd larceny but Of highway robbery
The Grand Jury came in and presented several Indictments
shce.gos he lodge oos oce sion to say % The foreman
CT osSsr upon he minds Of the Grand jury Raj poc~reS
were po seisbe for Dss.c, q eay ne assured ann .ch
sosslsa BIN Q b, ,ol.Ssues shs jury nOs
man sa wfaily Elected liz Sut, On election dsy
u gnos rtood Dat Judge cspron win tender bis resgna
Pianos, as Great Bsrgams.-A large Assort-
.. q r.sS..d md Srs ssoGs s.1d ; ss
way. OPPOSITE de Brosd s isesre 81 " - '~'
Hate, CAPE and Fuvs, Of Every ssyse ana
quality. ~ FORD scoTT's. 7io Broadway.
whiseS % Hat, FAN styis--lAs F~lsss
ssrss. bsivsss ByosdxAy Aad Na.Au s.ssa
FINE Arsiacisl Flowers and Feathers, from
o. celebrated house Of T%sn 10, rue Ricselsp psrs Z
goods by every sicamer.
Raglan Coass-For = Beautiful seIecuos
try pkuMGoLD PRoCh 10 Fulton street
@Ruch.Lin. shirts and Dr~wsrs.-A Large
hard and for sale Al SCOTS Old established
furnishing ssre lses Fson street CORNER q Broadway
B.schsicr's Hair Dye, wigs and Terp.ss--
Cristsacro's nssr Dye and wigs have NO
equals for esceepo Both for sale sndte dye privately
Fr~ngfpanDf AN Esernai Perfume -
ness q he skin GSo x IEaEs Co.
Pharmaceutiss 80 broadway
Hoaloway's Osssmena --scovbutic Erupssor
he eocacy q this wcodfu nneuen the cure Of hesc
% nc nay BE- soa q ss .Sos 9 Ss
ns Hsw York md "a Strand London and By All druggists
The baron spplasco's IN. u rrngrnnt
seolrg all cher medicines. Once sis broadway
Hiu. Inirn,,sbie Cutter OF Hair ard wbss-
love. 81 No Barclay street Hair dye shillngs Dor,
back or brown.
Fire Proof eans-The Iron Safe manufac-
u,ed by sins O. Herring Co, belonging 70 Mcssrs Van
NAgenen Nttznan A Co. importers No Murray street,
hasheer recovered from the burning rurs ~ The store which
DESTROYED With several others the msning 0 the eh
ne, and the conets IN good state Of preservation
@ sey ss s % a.. sss, sss
hes been secured ~ the susscriters; v,ror,v, co
Fos las 1877 and ls Water street and No Murray street,
door from Brcaawsy.
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lay him gently In bis oofln,
Fold bis Arms upon hs breagt--
He has gone 70 Join his sfstar:
Willie has gone 10 hNnven N rna1

WING mas gone 70 honve1 70 ro1A
CovBY-ln Brochyp, alter . shor nlssss Of imam.
nation OF the lungs, Mr. MuzAn CowHy, 80, aeed -
,csrs, month and 10 days.
son N law, Mr. Henry Msybuyy, corner II Bvidcs al
Hts fren,s and those Of the family. invited 70 800
BrwlE-in BrooSlyp, at the rcsdenos q ~ -
The Hnsdale, on Sunday, Nov. Q, HARnrT v11ov
a John Hnsdse hie Of hsddleewn, O., In the III ysnr
u her sae.
The Nnds Of The family are rerpsnlsullv Invita- "A a.
s~~d the fuDcrai from the church On the D>f~As ~
Rev. IN. Bcthunes, this aternoou Il three o,clsoS
CosroY.-In Brooklyn, Monday Nov I'd. guuxr
Asnn, dsufher Of James and Mary Jase Cosroy aesd
Yesr and mouths.
Tte relatives and friends Il ths sAmily are rsspss1snv
invited 70 attend The funeral this aitsrpocn - Svc
o'clock rom the residence Of her parenss corner q Jav
scd Front streets, Brcotfyn y
wanwsll In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nov. q. vnm.
sn NrvIcr, younec child o. John G. and Ausus3a Whit
well, aged years.
1be fisnds o, the family are respectfully Invita- = a
tend The funeral from No isT Renry slrcsa - sHsv
Wellington, d. G., and Alexasdr papsrS p,eass soyy
Ran AT Eltcna, westchee,cr county. ~ n. q sun-
day, Nov .. 1izxn, youngest dausheP of nd w. asA
Mary hah, sved years, month and IS days. .s
Cnareston and San Francisco pspers psense COPY
HrGNrI Al Ef,abethport N. j. % nssAay, Nov.
4, captain fnSsNAs On GRoof, aesd 80 ycars.
IN" TRENDS OF the family invited 70 attend Ne funs-
raj TO morrow M twelve O'Clock w., vnhous fuyfh~v -
tee. Thestesmer Red Jacket win leave psy No NORTH
river, as bali past ten o'clock
brnso-M Elizabeth, N. y, on rYtay svsuins Wow
J, WILLIAM Hsi. youngest 500 Of Jasn@ Alsro sesd IN
ytsrs and months.
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NIuRpFR ! MTRDER /

IN
N How nsly people die Of consumption every who
they took enders liquid pure odue water instead of
the base nosiruma of qaeks would csratn and
Joy lood heahg Are they not herl1y murderalg
How many die Of scrofnous affections he kags evil and
corruption OF the blood generally take
doris liquid Iodine iodine waer woula hearty and
weiY they, too. not murdered
How suffer for years Il ON pas aud IN atory
fheuuatism. heart d,seases aud
ably their graves after ther money the
purchase Of worthless drugs when bodies Of Anders
LIQUID iodine, iodine water would be suicen,
make them well at little COST Are the not murdered.
Ih great medicine WHOSE purity endorsed by DIR. James
X. Chiffon, Profe Booth Professor Parker &C and
whose here n mids and can be referred 70
without trouble, Ia sold AT 81 bolt hy ANDEkS fOS
DICK No second and son beast OF Broad
way and Fourteenth street c. II Eps 92 froadway; Amos
nulee Fulton street, BROOKLYN 50 A0u'g1 merry street,
Jersey City; ISL Grand street. Williamsburg and by all
pectatie druggists.
MY ONGUENT, FOR FORCING TIE W6ISKERS TO
M grow ia 81 bottle large hotties conaS
ing tight 81 OF the country II.
q. GRAHAM, 5Oo Broadwao; Zeber Al South Third street,
pliladalphia
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MONDAY, Nov 10 p. e
BsxApsrrtrs -Flour-The market was arm and ,uve
Saturdays rates. rho sales embraced II, 200 Is 600
rrels Al about the following quotations
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


AoHDAy, Nov. lo-eP. n
me sock market was buoysnt this morning. and Tho
ransacsoas wsre quite large. An Improvement was re-
ahsed In nearly al the leading railroad securite Pm
sylvanA Goal Company advanced I per cont; Panama,
Nj Gaena and Chicago, 1; New York Central Railroad,
ii Erie, NJ Michigan Southern, u; Reading, X; Ohioa-
80 and Rock island, X; Virginia SIS, Y. ninss Oeu-
trail bonds declined u per cent; Cumberland, Y; Cisve
land and Toledo, x. New York Central Railroad has be-
come ono Of the most active speculative stock on the
market The immense capital Of this company secures
good supply Of stock at all times. Michigan Southern
Raiiroa1 ID quite steady at the advance. has nearly
risen to points receded from
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
Of stocks and bonds were made Il auction by A. H. Nico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11

HNAlOWay's Wnfmenf -scov butte Eruption
and pcrcfua-Neary half the human race bear witness
the efficacy q this wcodfui the Of these
dssssce They never si however long standing desPc
rnie the be- ecld At the 20 MAIDEN
i &c c2Sc. and 81 per pot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11

Fr~ngfpanpf s-An Eternal Perfume -
rrsnsipannL frcn The Holy CITY, Gycerine Jelly snd sycer
Inc for preventing chapped hands and lips srd rough
of the skin. GRO Y. IEGES Co.
presdsay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11

Criatsdcro's nasr Dye and wigs have no
applied, al No. g. sior House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11

Hi'1. Inirnifsbse Gutter OF Hair ard Whis-
love 81 No Barulay street Hair dye shillngs Dor,
hnrk lroMn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11


5HALM1e's FIRST c0NCxRr IN ANRIcA.
NJ N ~ srtHea, aadlenos was ever assembled in New
Ieh Man thas which wss drawn 70 greet the debut In
- United States d sgsmund Thalbsrg, the king q
ynks, which event took plsoe last evening In Nibos
aloon. Jenny LIND Of Castle Garden and Rachel a the
Metropolitan theatre drew greater numbers buh In pro-
PORTION 70 the sise Of the salon. and taking into oonsde
SsAon the prsos Of the audience N. rhalberg has 70
sssgrasuate himself upon having surpassed both Of
Aen The audience st Nblos saloon last night not only
0suded the eix OF the city far wealth and social
pssitioa concerned but IL also comprised all that 10
distinguished in the metropolis Of the Union in the Art
nAMayy and toientdc world.
Lacg before the concert commenced the saloon was
paoked its utmost capacity and the ladies' dresses
- The present time rsther voumuous, little din
ssly experienced in getting 10 the allotted 10
o 70 speak plainly, the hoops terribly IN the way
However, we uiumphed al obstacles. aud st last
We were in position and hear .ssryaug Here
ne Uogramme-
NIBLO's SALOON.
THALsEsgas hdt.sr CONCERT.
Pko9AAsME.
]. Aria" Comma di ve1gy1 Don!xeui
4 Aria. Beatrice 81 Teada" oA'A. .Bel,,n,
Nine CoRA nE wnnoRsT.
yantasia-'La sonnamnua rhaoerg
Duste-"Risolspo .'D'A. Verdi
cSE. Ds and sig IN
s. Tailsrac. '"'''s
Bue.c" II Barhcrs d seviliaS.. .Rosslui
q Esude in A-dsepea.ed Notes. rhaOerg
Kcmanza--tDe SALON. .Donizei
. ,.-ap r,o,,,os siggnor MORRILL,. va,
sme GOA DE wrI ii;a;'' -
10 Grand Observation-Disclosures dAmSre," Barca;
e'' s. in4lsnnc -''s
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Raglan Coasa-For q Beautiful selectsou
try pkr MGoI.p PRoCn. 10 Fulton street
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FINE Arsihcisl Flowers and Feathers, from
~ celebrated house Of Tman. ioi Rcheleu PARIS n
Beechsr street. Broadway. New York. n B.-Fresh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

cias'ng sny species Of property . nuisance.
Let provision be made for the abatement Of
any thing that witnesses prove 10 be of~h-
s've to health, or injurious to the rights Of
those Ia the neighborhoot whe,e it 10 main
famed. But 10 decla e thing, IPso FAC 70,
NUISANCE, Is wrong IN principle, aud
smacks OF au'ocratic power.
l hope that those aga,n.t whom tins or.
dinshce - aimed will defend their rights as
Citizens, and that all citizen, who desire 10
put stop to such species OF legislation
VIII come forward with their assistance to
defend the right, and put down the law.
10 make this species Of legislation odious
ifervently hope that the next City Council
viii pass all ord nance that all Church edl-
hees are huisances, and make II lawful for
al intdels 10 tbate them, and then The eyes
VI stupidity will b- opened, anc the power
Of declaring any property Ipso FACro
nuisance taken away. Nothing short this
" II seem 10 BE- available II may serve the
pockets OF few rich men, who own mark
et..Houscs IN 'he.suburbs Of the city, ito COM
pei all citizens 20 wade through he mud 10
those markets sui then buy psor meet, a,
exorbItant prices, but it dom, SUI, poor men
who earn their money by hard labor
HOUSEHOLDER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
FoF the State democrat.
Meat Markets,

Meat Markets.
In the proceedings OF the City Council OF
Wednesday Evening il ,he following:
Sac. II. Be it further enacted. Th,, N.
keepiag Ut a.y house, shop, or Store. in any
oth.r place than in the regular established
Market Houses Tor the sale Of meats or
other articles herein prohibited, or where
SUCH meats or other articles re expos ri
and shown for sale, 10 hereby declared a
nuisance, and il shall b he duty Of the
Mayor 10 cause Ill such places 10 Be- aha. "A
and removed, as i provided in an ordnance
soncerainE natsences passed aud spnro FED
August 'o'n' 1900, which was adopted.
There 10 az inhrnaty Of mind In ,bo.s
who persist 10 according 10 .ny Legislative.
body the sowsa 10 declare any species Of
property . SuasAxcE. I assert tina, Is IN ac,
Of unmiiixa'ed desro,ism. liz sr.in., III.
power that conte nd. lfa legislative Loiv
sA' that power, what spsciss Vt property j.
safe from The exercise Of The power rhe
Legislature Of Iowa declare spiri,ueus II.
Quor nuisancs. The City Council dsclar .,
mest'shops nuissaess, ADD it may b nsx,
expected that they will dslare tina, Churche
efs "aissnes. II 10 outrageous ies,sla.
'ioni tits tysannieal and arbitrary. II il
anasesssary and dangerous 10 prscsdent.
True u % that the City Charter aays the,
the Council shall have power "te dsslsr.
what sAsll b nuisance" but the L.sisla.
turs ss' hsvias the pewsr ssanss delegate
IT, u . saarvsllsasly strange that psao
stsis are williag. N aay ssss, 10 adait the
pswsrs 1Asss y Z WY 70 sAaavs auisssc.
. tAssaUA 1HalsiGi MssIaaiA Wi,Ass, q,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

oapoesons - vs0ales-Os. Cheeouoose
etlls oombinat.oas VI ereents an thess Pills
g.. tue rssuit Of oas and extensive prsottcs They
xss mild w their operation. and certain IN correcting
eli trresuiaritcs painful struatlon removing ali
.bstructton-, whether from cold or other~se head
sehs pain In the aide papitstoh os the heart disturb-
81 se~p, which arise from inisrrup,i-n Of nature -
rh~y can be successfully use preventive These
pills should never be taken In pregnancy, - they
would ssre u cause miscarriage. warrsnted pure
~ vegetable, and free anything injurious ~ life
ct health Explicit directions which shoud BE- read
accompany each boz Prio. o. Por sale BY the
Druggists In Davsnport. asd Himes Ciippenser,
Mk Islana Sent by mail by inciosinx u To DR. Cor
aslissL Chs-s-man, No is2 Broadway, New York.
U~so-dsvim)
OsiIsy's Magical Pain Extra csOr.-Ths great
and principal characteristics Of pALLkY's MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
Isl OF Its never failing and and uniqu. property
- soon ~ applied any external injury to check In
aammation instantly, and rapidly to reduce H. This
feature constitutes Its great power 10 alleviate Il
pain OF burns and sealds, and Of other painful 1ss
sas.s In Incredibly short space Of tim ~ -
viii appear from tbs few testimonials hereunto an-
n.I.d livery intelligent mind is fully aware that in
ali u external injury, the pain IL proiuc, by
Inflammation Of the injured parts; and therefore II
You remove the oAus~ tn. effect must cease.
ri Its pnrincstive properties neutraiize the pol
so thx, may lark In the system, and will when sp
piled to the sor-s, draw rapidly ell Impure matter
10 the surface and seei henoe the great discharge
II produces from sores occasioned by burns-and
when applied to I'D a.,d nveteraie sores. Salt Rheum
a., ath.r cut nne.,u. Diseases
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

A CLAssICALC oNGREssAAN.-Tbe
best Jokes afloat in the capital are loca-
ted in the room of the board of the
Committee on the District of Colum-
bia. In a recent discussion there, a le-
gal memer stated that Congress should
beliberal toward the district. She has
no Territorial or State Government
and We consequently should watch
over her interests in loco qaren-
It's A Clerical member Of the Com
mittee, from down East, did not relish
this, and closed a sophomore appeal,
by exclaiming in true pulpit fashion
-"As to the Gentleman's insinuation
that Congress should act as locofoco
parents to this district, l would remind
him that only the Senate is Of them
politics."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24
business Directory.


NACkLOTT X CORBIN Cor Second and Brsiy.
NICHOLS. CAMPBELL h co. Main
COOK ASAR6ENT...........A Main and Second.
AcGREGOR, LAwEs h BLAkEMOkE..... Msip
CHUkB, BRO. BARROW / CO.. Cor Main I'd SIS.
TAILMAS POWERS h MCLEAN. above o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

The Old Year is now fast approach
ing 'fs close, =, that time most Of men like
10 put their Books and Accounts in order.
amongst US there are many whose business
saeh mat they have not full occupation
Tor frst class Book -keeper, ye, would he
glad once year a least to hive thei, books
posted up and balanced BY competant per.
son. To such We call the attention OF Y.
T., IN smother column, who has had a great
deal OF experience in that way, and has his h
testimonials 10 that effect. He would be
glad to do any copying or writing that any
one may require. His terms will be found
very reasonable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

The HEAKTLAcE and other Poems.
by II. A. REID.
This ia very pretty il'ile volume of
poems issued by one Of our own citizens,
who IS q Journeyman Printer, and chiefly
notorious as the late Editor Of a "smuity
little sheep Gas Sanders said) called the
Chip Basket. Tie best thug in The whole
collection is tho following:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

PERloS Buchanan's family
circle consists, Tor the present, OF Mr..
and Miss Lane. lhis nephew and neicel
Mrs. George Pitt, philadelphia, and Mr..
Appleton, his late secretary of Legation
IN London. Col. Ramsey is OH a Wis
it with him. Miss Lane, a beautiful
and highly accomplished Young lady,
dos the honors of the mansion with
the same grace and atfability which
gained her so much popularity at the
head of her uncle's establishment in
London.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-24

LADIEs FrRNIeuI>o Slosr --Th.,.
!, no lorger need of u. Ladies Of Dayen.
port gong 10 Chic ago 81 New York for a
fnl' equipment Of every article Of a ladies'
wardrobe. from the simplest TO the mos, -le.
CANT and fashionable article Of A ladys, al
'rs. Mrs. M. X. Spslding has a miniature
paris IN her store, under Adamson l. Rapp'y
Wholesale Rooms. where every imagin able
aud unnameable article Of women's clothing
can be had at reasonable rates.