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Peoria Marine and Firs Insurance Company.
PEoRtA, Ill.
MARINE, iNiASD, NAVIGATION. TRANS
IRRITATION AND FIRE RISKS, az rsssesssis
Al unconditional rctarn premium Of 10 percent.
will be paid back 10 cargo customers at the close 81
'n s.rm nroper,, and detached buildings. s.yorse,
sitaaued may be insured against loss or damage b!
Ore, Tor any length OF Tune from enc 10 Eve yers, al
lov rs.es 81 Pre- Ism. and saassyo'd assessments
CAPITAL 100000.
DIRECTORS.
Issee u~ndeahas yhes, Perry, W. Heron.
WIN. :, Mason, l. + Bour,and, J. Reynolds,
charles Holland.
OFFICERS.
lsAAo QspkRmtl, Pres; B, L.. r. BeuaLANp, Vice
Pres.; NnARLKs HoLLAkp, Secretary
JOHN ADAMS Agent for Rock Island, nsvenport
ncis street, Rock lsIsnd- once in Davenport AZ the
Counting Room of The State Democrat.
May 2tih. d-tf
csiesgo City lassrsass Company.
sdmsna c.as.a4, pr..s asary h.sss. sew.
). 7. Ian Ageot,
THE star MBu1ANcK COMPANY,
- ogdsasburgA, n. 4.
pau T sss'ir sSS,oSo.
viii insure Fire and inland Transportation risks
Rsrerss t sss. s.ssie, Kssl Col. ts.s. ssep&ra, 3.
w. Aaymond, Beebe, Lyon 4 Co., Chiosges A. y L-
Myers, ND, pavsnPors sem i Sailsn, $50, hAs
noyS-dly Eagle ST., Rock Island, Iii.
Missouri State Mutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company Of st. Louis.
CAPITAL, Sspo,00a, snd constantly ileseasins.
D~lRkCToRSs
p-D.PAre, S.s; Greedy, s.M, kasei.
Us. Mecuno, d. AiJanuary. c.H.Peek.,
Policies issnod from ~ dassto ak years. and the
lnAared participate in rhs whole profits.
for Sss saaIsna''' enquire q g. sn I. paV2ASPokf.
July scsh 50 trwiy.
assurance.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
ETNA,
INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD,
cAartsssd 1919.
Cash CAPITAL, eseo,eee
OF NEW YORK;
Cash Capital. 100000.
NORTHWESTERN
Iuuxrancs Co. Of the State
OF NEW YORK.
Connecticut Mutual Life i~nsarance
Co, OF Hartford, CT.
ACQUIRED CAPITAL, $4,000 900
OFFICE, on WEST SIDE OF
Main bet. rront and Second Sn.
April t.dwIS : 2. a9en'
IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
KEOkUk IOWA.
This home company is new preparedto take nsks
on the 81 fer classes OF property on The MsfHst PIaa,
ass ca tie Cash piaH fer aessA rrsstsns strsies NJ
reasonable as those sfaps reliable company
DIRECTORS:
C. III. Perry, John MeCiare, +. H.. HARRISON,
y. ". Rankin. Geo. B. Smith, b. Il. Ford,
r. $. Greet, s. S. Billings, w. r. Turner,
6. CARRIER, I. VIZ kersham.
OFFICERS:
q. VI. PsRkv, President E. II. harrison, lfeasnref'
j. ". RANKIN. v. PresidsL w.F- Turner, Secretary.
once in Witherw4xs Biook-oyer Nson q
Co.'S. Boot and shoe Store. Brady ST.
Nov s-dtf Davenport lo~a.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY!
CAPlTAL-.S300.0OO !,
AYE have received the Agency OF this soand ana
w reliable Company for Davenport and sieinii!,
spS are prepared 10 issue policies on IS iasofasis
term. AZ any other good Compony-
decs7 loHoes,
keystone Insurance Company.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. Capital sJus 10y
p. NJ. MORTALITY, Pres. J. MORRIS THoMds'N
AssoN GRAY, Vice r,xvp,sfnbss' s ss.p,.
wiiheryax's Block, davenport
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MO C0MElNATI0MS Or NONOPOLIES.
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CHICAGO. IIIJNoIS
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WMs hAioN, ioos ats,, As~as
nssser session snApnsh's Msss'in n v. raioS'
Marx Packages N. Ia Z. iAhe, care WIN nA'o'
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TO THE PEOPLE esq SFOTT co
Coed News for the Ladies'! rs .
The ~hsrdthips OF the dreaded "w.shinv d.vs /. Al
removed by

WiSTNER'S PATENT WASH TUB.
Patented Nov. Stb. 1853.
lIIE undersigned having bought tho Patent Right for
ECU county, present this ImproVementin Washing,
taet,
alive ask Of yon Is to take one and nae il for tsp days,
Price $500. = 'aRo
davenport, Mae 9Sth ,sra5,w
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Yankee Notions and Toys,
A ELECTROMAGNETIC ening and for saletl
davenport Music Store;
NO LIE Claire Row: CRAsDALL L HIGGINS,
Guitars,
A Larssapd very line assortment OF osewoodQai b
sIs aiyarous prices ranging from $500 to SO,
Also sionnsIfom venty- Ave eutstot IN enty. ny DO
iA"S NOE Claire Row. CD
Feather Busters.
A very nne assortmsnt can DO fou nd at ths Dayen.
a port Music Store;
Not Le Claire Row.: Cku
A Varied assortm int lust recsiy I'D and for sale low
= al 8 lie Claire Row: c
~ and Violin strings and every kind or Musi-
- Sai Merenandise, ksptSonstaDtly on hand al No {
AosIAiIe now G Il III
The Hsllslpish,
usI published by l.. Mason, cenlsinlnea very In
y collection fChurch Music; Also the shaw BY "
. bradbury and + Root, can be found at No s 10
'iairoHo"' can
Accordsons and Flutinas.
A Large and wellssletted assortment Justreeelyel
Al prices mat cannotfail 10 give entire satisfaction
atNoeLs Ciaire Row: CO IA
HLAKloNEITs, Flutes, Pisgsoisis, PieaIows and
Flies at reduced priees at
Nos Ls Claire Row. CGH
Sheet Music,
A Largecollection on hand snGNsw Ausicrsseiysp
I assoon As published al
No LIE Claire Row. CAN
THE oest Piano Forte instructor In the world, Rich
L ardsonS modern school for Piano For,es can b.
OF No 3 lie Claire Row.
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DAVENPORT NUS1C s75RT

CfANDALL 4 HiGGIN have Jus, opened a large
assortment Of Guitars, violins, Banjoes, Tsmbo.
n use which they will soil very cheap for Cssh Al NJ
.eSlaIIo how. Oct3d, 1854
CSlON' ssehoolfor Piano Forte, Curtis, Gsitat
- zundels Melodeon Instructor and In fact syery
nihq oiinstruction relating to music can be found i
the Davenport Music Store; N.
No 8 lie C. aireR Row: r.
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SAW MILL!

LNoR sale At G4laoasSss AL PI4AIax a!i ere.
Il ~ description Of Pt.SE LUMBER feaulfst. 1
have started ag Mus IA romPtsIs of1ar, aai hassnx
good stsss o. 81 Crotk a)ss ga baud, / an r.ady
70 'eoSiye ord'tsIoraay kiaA Of Lan0sf, wGIoa /
pledge ,nssSHtJ dli wHl prJnptAss, aud dapa.s1,
10 the order IA which tnsy are rscoirvd, l. .. afs'
come irs1 sofyel. ! ave al pressRs Oh a.nd a tsg
.tngE .F
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prp GOODS.

CITIZENS OF SCOTT AND ADJOINING
~0rrHrmrrrt
OOON 111O.
BURROWS q froCLVmaQ
Arc now prepared 70 sshiel, the
Largest and most INTENSIVE stock OF Goods
ever brought to Davenport.
nUg Stock has been selected with the greatest care
AJund will be found especially adapted to Che wants and
tastes Of hi, Community; and We shall dispose OF them AT
such
Bargains - Cannot Fail to Please,
"'"0u'' particularly 'As,a"so ur ''
r - al
STOCK OF Dress SCQQ6,
:. Consisting Of
n9 y an.9.e' Tro Is ~ nn'ho = o'0S"ue s"A
'Boaast and flains Silks
Jaeonctts, 0rsandios, Printed challies;
Beragcs, Tissues, Lawns; Brilliantes;
NJ. aud all style. Of Dress Goods
a Ass' 1 ssssS% s y r.si' sN ma "i ET,ATs
Ribbons. p,ow.rs. plumss. IL. A nice assortment OF
Paras0ls AND ParasoIefs
snAWLs AND MANrILLAs.
Frsncn ana Sfit,sn Amosoiostses,
Cheiaissti. and sleeves
Edgings, lnsertinss, Bands, &c;
silk aud Cotton Hosiery;
i Kid s, a.. and md T Ss; a,S Gloves ssa u,,,,o,
~vyTpItY,lN rNAI,ss
WHITE GOODS.
Jaeonett, Swiss, Null, Book and Cambria Muslips;
Embroidered Curtain Muslins, IRISH LINENS,
sl's = e id psi arcw aa and al b kssds 81 s aas ! ssn / sAse.,ns..
A hns assortment Of
Cloths. CassimereS. Nesting. &c.
Aiarre and general as.or.uen, Of fREADY.MApT CLOTH
ING; u
ss' LSsa1l ~ sl Gnns.s ma Shi II s.n RS AMI si,o...
LseSs usn.s ".' ~ 81 SN
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Plsnta
tion Aill-Price reduced.
i'ht subscriber has purchased exclusive right oi
territory Tor sale III tho West, of Inc above cs.e.
orsted Mills, ana Is prepared TO furnish hem 4, all
uints, either Wholesale or retail, guaranteed 10 The
most POSITIVE manner.
It's now more thAn a year since the Little Giant
was Introduced 10 the public, during which unsiI
mas oeeh constantly growing In Tho popular favor.
Tue improvements recenI.S elected AZ patented,
MAKES II the most perfect machine ever orsrea for
generas tarm use. lis furnished eomplaIs ready fpI
attaching team, and seighs IS ioIlows; No. / Us;
No s,sSo; NOS, 400, No. Z, 80 pounds. Tsent,
minutes are al aleientt 10 set one up, without meehaa
ical aid, and when once adjusted, It can WIN sa,ris ta
entrusted " u boy. FUN aIreetioIs &C sonpapy sseh
mill
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern ant
! Southern Markets aiarge and well selected stocl
of goods Of all descriptionsi IN common use, CONSISTING
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats aud Caps,
Glassware, Q~ueensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton N arp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass,
g. At. Id Kanawhas salt Hardware,
Xet'sand EiiiSaws, Iron ,~allktnds, steel assorted
Castings, Nails, all kinda, 6rindstonss,
Wodenware, Live Geese feathers, Pitchd Oakum
Sole and Upper Leatber, Wallpaper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stuns. &c,
which will be sold Al 9 small advance for Cash. Az 1
intend keeping everything 10 common use, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front 81
az te bfies Soreopposlteth Inc hilis, davenport, Iowa
June6, 1853 j. M. b WLING,
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SensOmed Flooring,

both roaga aud dresseGi and aaytay taas1 grsal
pains 10 secafe t1s ssryie5s oi gas Jsst "a scaAaIos 10
the state, iuei asslrsi tnat AHs lAlaJsr piaaol al
my dAi ~ingtFs sIL4stadAoa. i viii do 100 riaalny
as low as any esgaSiisa4sat la Tue west.
Persons VI shing 10 Ja.Ii waeF, ums Is aa object
would do we'd 10 eau and lo1a Al ny stvcs, o. Iors
| elnLrActlAg eLsaH laIa. a. 1 AaEM a I.Ey, llaauix y I
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UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS.
Chicago, Illinois.
STONE a. BOOMER.
BUILDERS of Howas' Patent Truss Bridges and
ID Roofs, Turntables, Passenger, Baggage aud
freight Cars. Also, Bolt Cutting Machines, Upright
Drills, dc
Bolts made, Machine work and General Jobbing
done 10 order. lapril 3-diyl
BRADNER, WARREN g. CO.,
COLE Agents for the sale Of a superior article Of
y STRAW BOARD,
To which We cal lhe attention Of those using the eIti-
Gle. U IL La SALLE ST.,
oct 1 ,S5-dIv
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FIsaIIG TACKLE

added The above 10 my stock and will Keep
constantly op hand Il complete assortneni q ef-
A. L.
No, Z LerlaiTe Row.
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CAMDEN FLOUR e. FEED STORE.
T.HE subscriber having made arrange nents TO be
L permanenity supplied with -four, takes this meth
Cd Of Informing the citizens Of Davenport that he bias
opened o store for This purpose on the corner of2d
and hutnson Streets. A liberal deduction made To
Junegdw3m J. YCE
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MO. q,
Lp HAsfg o

"vEs arg nox receiving oat sprEg STOCK o. hne
w tUeia tfaDAerst maggie aae Rail-
road u.ne.) JEvELKf Of al csseripnoSs. sci
nea5. ssoraL. silyerware, aud Fame! Goods sc
a. ne he largest and raost c9ngiets stock Of
yaod, ever krstyAt 10 DsEssfsrft "hisa seonef 70
:, ths ouptic as Isx as any hoase Sesi OF me no1h-
,a,nk- Wholesale Retail
please cali aud EXAMINE oar stock Pt-nsps YOU
u.yg,a il % your interest, IS we are desei mined rs
a.aal not 20 be otsdose IN low pr.cxs ptrIn,
Apru ) dom
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EEIGHh JIDHIEbIIh.
caIcyeo, December 4, 1869.
have this day shipped by railroad 20 my place, (Melu
gins Grove, Lee %, H. one Of Clarkhs Patent Portable
FIGURING Mills, purchased Of Mr.. Z. McRissick, Of Chics.
70, which / have seen running while in his possession,
and i can say, without hesitation, ! believe IL 70 be the
best mill now manufactured oftAs portable kind, both for
convenience and performing the work in good order. And
further, / can say, after having Investigated the subject
10 q considerable extent, ] have no hesitation in saying I
prefer small stones 20 large once, as the nour 10 more gsn-
orally ola lively nature, and give. bestsr sAtistaction 70
the bakers. JOHNSON WHALEY.
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III v'5Iy lpsfH " t3FFus5.
w.

JHItAtU, DbCFWDFf I, IbOJ.
/ purchased ons Of L. 4 J. III. C1ark's Flour Mills, some
time since, and after a trial Of several weeks, | feel that
/ can scarcely speak Of Il IN too high terms. / have boon
a miller for twenty yeears, and am free 10 say that ! can
make better -four with this mill, and q larger yield, and
run II with more ease to myself, than any mill have ever
seen. A nnmber of millers have been In to see 1t, and all
say they are well plsased with its operation. II will
grind with ease twelve bushels an hour, and can be run
with from four to six horse power. ] would recommsnd
mlliers 70 give It q trial, and I am certain they will mot
wish to return 10 the old plan Of milling.
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BUILDING LOTS
kNoR sale at fair prices and oil on long credit, 70
l. facilitate Improvements
COOK 81 SARGENT
WIN sell lots TO par los who will build on them this
season, at moderate prices and on . cred,, OF !, 2
and 3yesfs, June s. d. ~
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Soap at 2 cts. q Gallon.

SAPoNiFlER or Concentrated Lye-warrantsd
- 70 make soap without Lime and with liuis trou,
bic just the thing for Washing made easy. Gall and
get u box, for sale cheap at the HAwkeye store by
June } dtf JACOB WEAVE in, II "a,
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JUST RECEIVED

A 7 CHAs FISTS In addition 10 his former stock NJ
"A goods, a large assortment OF Gro d. Ro silk.
Bsrege Bobes,
B.rsgss PLAIN and Figd,
Printed Muslins,
White Graduate Robes,
=, and PsIasols,
Which will be sold at unusually low prices.
June2du CUAs rTsu
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the prsiiles 81 toea, ~aen ~ supsAntiatod py tho
following and many other certificates, references
and extracts OF letters givouby reliable gentiem en-
whose names are affixed thereto.
Having hs<ane the paten,css ana proprictor, Of Ri.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-06

,,, Corner of Main and Quincy streets
0E:lCN Entrancc from Quincy St
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TERMS:

Terms:
For Full Course, including al Departments Of Book
keeping, Lectures and Fe"hdHsttP turaTtaOLy in 80
For 1lIi Faa G5arss IN Iaais; 20
[|HE PEOPRIETORs great pleasure in expressing
thanks gratifying aud unprecedented sue
marked OF their Institution since
its establishment the Capital, and stimulates them
demand for rGes;e,I and coo,orss,i-
te course oJ mercantile training. Tie great practical
experience Of the Principal in heavy Banking and CONNER
cI Houses by educated aud accomplished gentle
men enabled him bring degree Of perfection
system COUNTING ROOM Instruction, by oral exercises
nor ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INsTITDTi0N Each
STUDENT by process drilled at the DESK indird
aay step By STEP until he mas assEsa The whole Eoung |
scgred apprenticeship in some LIrgs Commercial
Uo,..s thus all aETrdness faltering and egregiOus
b!unders are, in great measure, disSipatcd.
In addition our enlargement Of accomplished Assist
most Lecturers Ohio, to lecture commercial
our of Instruction Is too extended parscularlze
hers but 4 s2srsGss SysEy thing connected 3 @ DOUBLE
is Scientific pfncplc-LectureS upon Commercial History,
History of Eninent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
Political Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
nershp, &c.
TIE LADIES' DEPAPT1LENT
opened the reception ofLadies No Institution In
Union mpals more thorough or Interesting course in
In concluson we would add that shall put forth
best efforts to merit sl eminent degree, the fiat
tering reception enterprise met and
pkeG0s OurseIres 70 tHdTt a more nor0ug PLdctcdt
other similar Mercantile college,
Among the many Recommendations, VIC give the follow
ing
we the undersIgned take pleasure in testying that We
personally acquainted with Mr.. GranEer's ability
Accountant Teacher of Book Keeping, which of the
highest order. He has had great experience as an Ac
heavy Commercial and Banking Houses, which
eives him superior facilities in imparting Practical
Eotred0e Of Book HccH0, C.iti thorough Commercial
EdWcdtfcN.
I. J. ALLEN, IL. D.,
President OF Farmers College.
LORIS ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire 'Bsiness Educd-
oR,' think affords facilities very seldom equaled
Mr. GHGSGER OF theoretical knowl
edge sptness in teaching added to practical Counting
Room experience feel confident that graduates from
his College will be fully competent to keep the most eof
Gated set oE Ro0tS.
A. p. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J. J. JANNEY geeiy Board OF Control State Bank OF O..
J. F. pARM Hook Keeper at d. I. WoOdburys.
D. OVERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H. z. MILLS Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. L. MASON, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley Co.'S.
sTy-Fcr fall particulars. send for circular.
GRINGER q ARMSTRONG,
tsI-Ic Pr0Drirtors.
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Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, soUTHEnS AND WESTERN
TRAHEEERS.
HNwIcc DAILY, Sunday night excepted } between Rich
and Washington City via GordonsVle aud Alex
antlia.
mond .!.............G GAS A. NJ and 7:80 P. NJ.
Returning leave wnshngtOn..e A. NJ. and P-M.
Arrive at Richmond. ......... 1880 P. NJ and AN.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
mond and Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
nntee always securing connections is shown by arr
daily Richmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line.
FARB nErwEKx WASHINGTON. $3.50
An Omnibus will always ready to take rou0h
passengers and their baggage of wearing apparel between
the Depots free Of chargc with ample time for them TO
take their meals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets be obtained between Danvlle and
the Terminus OF the Road, nearly
peted Danvle An Agent OF the Coapauy will receive
Checks Of passengers from the Danve Road, and at
tend their baggage all the Way to Washington the Bal
timore Depot.
route.
and AiexanLria-
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Just Received.
SGDREsCOTTS' el,iliP the Second y vos
..squirr's Notes on Central America:
,,Iif. and CORES pondenee OF Lord Jeffrey
.si.ttcrs OF Lady Worthy Montague,
.'Rogers Table Tals, ,,-.. ,,a.,
CONFIDENTIAL Correspondence oI apoleon ='
EThr Ailaehe in Madrid" -, 1,r.,,,,
MADAME Pfeifer's 2ud, Journey Round the MorlG;
..Afiss Mnrrayls Letters from the United satee
..IiistoTIeai and Literary CuriosiiIes Of Londori
..NIsry Iouittis Ballads aud other POens,
..IIoods whims and Oddities"
WReiected AddresseF,'
atEuirua Bartlett Prejudice and FAnauetsnls
i.Iife OF Hon. James Buchanan,
DGSsss0Fe- sSss WILDE BRO.
TNRESV PEA CHES-just received and for sale by
4 3,,29 ". A. EDWARDS BRO.
rDFSU pine Apules--jusi received and for sale by
X ,"as W. A. EDWARDS BRO.
nHZINS BARBER soAP.-Iust received and for sale b
kk f5Ss E6SBESpTRq 3 ROBERTS
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19
State g LOaisions-Parish Of EberpiHe.
Succession Sale

OY virtue Of On order or decree to me diD
- rected from the Hon'ble the 9Th judicial
District Court. .of the State Of Louisiana, in
and for the parish Of lbeFviIle, bearing date the
18th Of june, 1861 will offer at public sale
to the highest and last bidder on
Monday, the 2ist day Of July next,
1855. at II o'clock A NJ, the following de-
scribed property belonging to the
Succession of Thomas Anatole He
bert, decd,
and 70 Che community which existed between
said deceased and his surviving widew, to wit:
A certain Lot of Ground situated in the pa.
Fish Of lbeFville, in the Town Of Jefferson, back
Of the corporation Ct the town Of P~laquemine,
designated In the plan of said Jefferson town,
deposited in the Office of the Recorder Of this
parish for reference 40 Lot No. 10, square No.
Q, measuring so feet front on the continuation
Of Plaquemine street, by one hundred and
thirty one feet in depth, bounded West by lot
No.. ii described in article frat Of the ~inyento.
Fy, East by lot No. z, in the rear by lot No. 8,
and in front by the continuation of Plaque~
mine street; together with sl the appuFtenan-
cos thereon being and thereunto belonging.
Sale to take place at the Court House.
Terms and Conditions-~Cash on the day Of
sale.
THEO. BLANCHARD, Dep. Sheriff.
Parish of Ibervill0, June Is, 1855.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

TREAsuRE TRovE.-A vine'dres.
ser Of Albano, near Rome, is said TO
have found in a vineyard the celebraa
ted ring Of Polycrates. This treasure,
the history Of which is familiar to ali
readers Of Schiller's ballads, was bro't
to Rome after the death Of Polycrates,
see years before the birth of Christ;
il was seen also by Pliny and mention
cd by him. The Emperor Augustus
placed il in golden case, and deposit
ted it for safety in the Temple Of Com
cord. The stone Of the ring is Of con-
siderable size, and oblong in FORM
The engraving on it by Theodore Of
Saunos, the son of Talikles, is of ex~
sraordinary fneness and beauty. 1t
represents alyre with three bees flying
about; below, on the right, a dolphin;
on the left the head of a bull. The
name of the engFaver is inscribed in
Greek characters. The upper surface
of the stone is slightly concave, not
highly polished, and one corner bro,
ken. 1t is asserted that the p~ossessor
of this ring has been offered $4,000
for it BY an Englishman, but has de'
elined it, expecting to make a more
profitable bargain with the Emperor
Alexander.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

0~we give here a few practical
hints on health, for the old and the
young: the best remedy for eyes weak
6ned by night use, is a fine stream Of
water frequently put into them
Young people and others cannot stu.
dy much by lamplight with impunity,
Sleeping rooms should have a fire
place, or so .ne mode of ventilation be-
sides the windows. The more cloth'
ing we wear, other things being equal,
the less food we need; reading aloud
is conducive to health. Young ladies
should be prevented from bandaging
the chest; cases of insanity, termina4
ting in death, have been known to be-
gin in this practice. The best beds
for children are Of hair, and in winter
of hair and cotton. All children and
voting persons must be made to hold
their heads up and their shoulders
back, while sitting or walking. Chilr
dren under seven years Of age should
not be confined over six or seven hours
in the house, and that should be bro
ken by frequent recesseS; coarse bread
is much better for children than fine.