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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

Lola Montez kicked up a characters
tic row at Louisville Theatre on Friday
evening last She demanded that the
green baizo should be removed from the
stage, as it "hurt her eyes" Manager
refused. Lola appealed to the audience,
aud was Of course sutained. Then a
great scene behind the scenes. Lola
threatening to liam the manager out Of
rs BE- : and finally being carried off in
Il fit of Mysteries.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

H q -!
CITIZENS OF Upton
THEY that have eyes 10 see le, them see, and
i they that have ears to hear 1t tn m hear
Z. CHIIDs d CO.,
Have removed their Stock Of Goods to their
.Nt,c Store. Too DORIS ka,s Of >,c.ha.d.
where they are prepared to sell ~ cheap as
ever, and a leetle cheaper. They have on
hand and are constantly receiving choice lot Of
sugars, CofYees, Teas, Molssees. kice, Fish, To
bscco. Vinegar, Carb Soda, Sal. Soda,
Chem. Palm and Resin Soaps. Bbi
Dairy Salt, Candies. Dried Fruits,
Dye Stnds Saleratns Corn
Starch. OsSego Starch,
R.i.!ns, Prunes, Figs. Oysters Pickles. Sardines,
Halt Ton Western Reserve Chess, Peppersauce
Sweet on, Gnnpowder, Shot, G D. Caps.
A Large Stock Of Wooden and Willow Ware,
rub~, Pals, Churns, Mop Sticks, Brooms. Clothes
Baskets. Market do, Barrels. Trays Mats, Bail
Boxas, Scrub ard White Wash brushes, Rollers.
anike Trays, Butter Ladies', Bed Cords. Mou.r
Traps, and thousand other things which can't
be called.
Also, . large stock of Yankee Notions, Per
fumery and Confectionery, Stationary, ali Of the
very best kind Call and examine our stock be,
fore purchasing elsewh here, for we are bound tn
suit all 80 If.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

Boy with ragged trowsers and rimless
chip hit runs into DR.. Fuller's drug
store with dipper in his hand. Doe
tor mother sent me to the shothlcary
Pop, quicken hlazes, cos nub's sick with
the pieken chox, and she wants thimble
fin Of policy Collie in this din Upper, COS
we hadn't bot gottle. and the XII, pup =
rot the bine Writer'S in't-got any,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

4 FATAL t1croRY.-The Charleston
Mercury III speaking of the results of the
late Supreme Court decision On the South,
says: The victory We have won may
indeed be glorious--more glorious because
Of the disaster Of the engagement. But it
is victory more fatal perhaps than de-
feat, the forerunner Of complete subjec-
ton"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

skg- In dialogue which Dobbs had
with himself, the other day, he came to
the conclusion that the best way to sue.
ceed with woman 10 to brag Of her baby,
and speak wall of her bonnet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25
nouscatIne advertisements
ELiJAH SELLS, r.. A. WATT, D.B WATT.
ELLIS l. WATT.

Successors to r. JftI ~ & Seiis & Hoorer
MILL con rue The fofwarlin and com.
w mission business at the old stand Of p.
Jackson and Sells s. Hoover, OH Front street.
Muscatihe, Iowa.
REFER RO---
Henry Farnam, Esq. Pres't G. 4 r. IRR.
?. Jackson Muscatine; Green Il >lon., do:
Lemp Sells do; X G. Rock, Cedar Rapids
II. Daniels & Go do; Dauieis Brs. Marion.
Wal- 4 Wild, Mt. Vernon; Fersy'h O..
Pittsburgh; s Chenoaeth, Gin; voores &
Richards, do; ID. Jones 4 Co., Chicago. III;
L. Shepard & Co. Iowa CIV. w. h Daniels
\ Co. do ! ranNay, do; Cover, Mygatt 4
uary Il Co 81. Louis, Trlplatt 4 Sells. do: Basl
Wiley q Bast do; Bryan 8 Mltenberger, do.
Sept. 81 'h6. 39r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25
OLDEST pRtG HOUSE IN CENTRAL IOWA.
TABLisaEp IL WARS AGO.
J.. n. HERTY

Wholesale anu ktfaH Druggist, No. Isl, Nan
Street, Mnseafine.
EEPs eonstan y for sale cheap for cash OR
IN approved credit, a large and well assorted
stock OF Drugs Medicines, Chemicals. Paints
Ills, Dyes, Window Glass Gloss Ware. Agent
Tor all the popnlnr family medicines Of the day
january !, lsSs. /. lv
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

a COOP FASHION. lit = getting 10
IN ths fashion In some quarters 70 enclose
q dollar with marriage notices when sen
ding them TO the printer. The custom
= good ono, and ought 10 prevail every.
where. The marriage fee to the preach
er should always DO accompanied with .
dollar for the printer. 1 ~...
rsix dollars to printer aud priest
No seneible man should refuse;
Five dollars to reader them best g
And one to publish the news."
sE@
N-.A Western poick witnessed pu-
pilistic encounter, which he imnsrtalizes
thus: .~..
."' And Isaac he pitched into Hmm,
And Hmm pitched Into he,
.-s hs way TIA fytts il wac > ain
And horrible to see!
Aud Isaac he got many aka&,
His hsde ware orfal soor.
aus. Until he CRIED out -anun, !"
ag As lowd A. he could rors!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25
Snbhl AflRlsll tATlAlplE
O y A r 7 E r S!

3nbel AflRlsll tdrlAplt,
@ y A r 7 & r S!
CORNER OF ROCK ISLAND h FRONT SITS.
NOURSE & VIELE, Propr's.
HAvE for sale, FARMING TOOLS Of all kinds,
IL suck a.
PLOwS, CULTlvATORS WHEAT AND CORN
Drills, Seed Sewers
HAND CORN PLANTERS 4 CORN SHELTERS,
Single and Double.
HAY, STRAW h DUNG FORKS, HOES HAND
and Horse Rakss, etc.
THE STAR CORN AND COB MILL
The Best Patented.
PEAsE's EXCELSIOR FARM MILI-for Grind.
ing Wheat Corn, etc. into Fiour-warranted
to ~ a. Sod work as any Mill patented and
at less cost
THREsHING MACHINES-Pitts Patent Eight
Horse Power.
PEAsE's ia HORSE RAILROAD ENDLESS
Chain Power.
FARM BOILERS. PORTABLE SAW MILLS, &c.
CLOVER TIMOTHY, BLUE GRASS RED TOP,
Orchard Grass, Miiet, nc.
GARDEN h FIELD SEEDS, imported and from
the East.
NoURSE Il vIEI.E are the exclusive agents for
Scott and Cedar Counties, for
MANsy's CELEBRATED CoMBfNHB REAPER AMI
MowER.-Farmers desiring the above should
send their orders early many having been dis
appointed last year in obtaining them In con.
sequence Of being too late with their orders.
WHEEL BARROWs 4 ROAD SCRAPERS always
on hand. Hancles for forks, hoes. axes, spades,
etc. Usage Orange Seed, by the pound or
bushei. IL I'm. DAVENPORT. Iowa.
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u Z RIFY, = { RIFF y
THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines,


THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines,
HuRLEY'S aARSAP
Of all the remedies thti have been discover
~ ed during the present age for the > thou
sand ills that flesh heir to,' nome equal this
wonderful preparation. Only three Years have
ELAPSED since tire dfssoEsisF { VINO speut de-
eae in studying ,ekperiEnehi1liklng and perfect
ing IT'D first introduced il to the public. and
is air. ally recognized by he most emne t
ply sicisns in all parts Of the country 10 be the
most surprising and effective remedy for Ger
tain diseases which they have knowledge
All otneI conneunds on sYrups of the root
have hitherto failed 10 command thu sanctl
| OF the faeult, because, on being tested, they
have been TO I'D to contain noxious ingredients
which naturaliz- the good effects II the sarsa-
parlias, al oftentlmes inlure the hsa tn If h.
patent 1t i not so with Hurley's Pfepa ra-
ton This is the pure a. d genuine extract Of
the root and vii! on trial, be found To effect
certain and perfs,t cure ot The following com.
plants and diseases:
Affections of the Bones, Habitual eostiveness,
Debility, Inai gest.on,
| Diseases Of the Kidneys Liver complaints,
Dyspepsia, Erysipeias Piles,
Female irregularities, Pulmonary Diseases,
Fistula, Serofula
~ pditis Anu All sktH uIsfb@es.
Besides curing the ahoae, it is also known to
| be great and powerful tonic, purifying the
blood and invigoratihg the system.
In short 1t Is with ut exception in the cases
mentioned and its general effect on the system,
the most effcacious as ii is the most desirable,
remedy OF the age. II is already extensively
used throughout the country, aud Is fast obtain
ing an European reputation, The instances Of
cures IL has effected are daily coming 10 the pro
prize tors knowledge and he has no hesitation in
recommending II to one and all who desire to
proc are relief from suffering. One bottle being
tried its effects will be too apparent to admit of
further doubt Ee~ Rccoliect Hurly's sarsapa-
rills Is the only genuine article in the market.
fF-Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for SIS.
For sale ut the mandatory. corner Seventh
and Green streets, Louisville, Ky; Raeon Hyde
Co. St Louis, NO.; Barclay Brothers, Ghiea.
60 Ill; J. ID. Park Cincinnati o.. wilkinson &
Marshal. keokak, Iowa; sold il Upton by
4S,ly A. GIL. BERT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

"a RiTiNG Paper, Letter Note AND Fools
w cap, Drawing, Tissue and Colored papers
Envelopes, common ssd fancy, Pens aud Ink
Tor sale by A. .llb.rI
pORTE honnaies Wallets, Bill Heads, Blank
l B,o'', great variety. fs sal. by A. q.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25
FLOUR, FLOUR.

\ Flksr RATE article of Family Flour can
IA always be had at the Upton CRY Mr,Is
= 20 cents per hundred less than IL can Ia
ought elsewhere. All orders left at the h;i
VII oe promptly disposed OF, and the fiour de.
''ve.en 10 any part OF Upton. Wehaye also ON
'aha hackwneat -four, Corn Meal, and ali sort.
! Ieed. We also do custom w,rk: Wheat
ground Tor every eighth hushei. and Corn f,r II,
eehis per fushs'. ~ It. STOUT S -HEApPR
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25
BURN ETT'S
300Ne91 3 I

No. IFS, Second ST. Muscaune, iowa.
ID NJ. BURNETT would announce TO the
IL. Trade and Country Merchants that ne
can supply for cash, the SCHOOL BOohS
published by ". B smith h Co... lvison q
Phiny. and A. S. Barnes &. Co.; including all
the EIect,c Series OF school Books. Sanders
Readers, Davies Series Of Mat hema'iss, &c,
at publishers prices.
BY buying Of hin, they SAKE Z eight, insnrah e
&c, and can have their ORDER filed N haeh
shorter time He also keeps constantly ln store
and will Job, at small advance on eastern p'h
ces. all other schooi books used IN Iowa. Also.
II large stock OF ap d Lett Paper,
Fancy note paper. PLAIN aud iarcy enrei"t es.
cards. states aud pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, VT spp,ng paper, peckc' boo@s'
maps, inks, steel pens, bibles ald prayer books
song books. haak books. pass books, tuck
memorandum. wall paper, El@'hema'tcai NJ.
,trument., cheap publications, note books.
round ana patent notes. sheet music, iranspa-
rent window shades fancy stationery, vaien
tines, packet knives, novels, from 81 - ahd
81 per dozen. -
MUsiCAr. INSTRUMENT
vioiins. guitars, arc1rticons, &c. together
with instruction book of ali kinds sheet mns1c
&C. He buys largely If al. the above aric es.
TOR cash from the manufacturers East, md can
sell them cheaper (trtactug f'egtts, sc }
han hey can he GOT elsewhere, h" IS deter
mined TO build ~ large ob5ng trade IN The
Book and Stationery business has adopted a.
his motto. = Small profits and Ia &C sdles "
He has also very large stock Of st nhard.
m scelIanaous law. medical and theological
books for safe al Eastern prices.
Neu Bs.E, receipe3 By Express, as soon Gs
Published
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals re-
aeyed daily. o. X. N. b. is agent for the
Buffalo Printers Ink Go. The Buffalo Type
Foundry, c. F. Halls Percussion and Lever
Pr.sse., Map, Sunday School SOCIETY, Moline
Mills hrapping paper.
ni,iy RM BURNETT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

ma-A good lady who had two children
sick with the measels, wrote to a friend
for the best remedy. The friend had
lust received note from another lady
inquiring the way to make pickles. Ia
the conclusion, the lady who inquired a.
bout the pickles, received the remedy for
the measels, and the anxious mother Of
the sick children read with horror the
following:---"Scald them three or four
times in very bot vinegar, and sprinkle
them we'll with salt; in few days they
will be cured
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25
!, q & p. STEIN

"
r NJ. IsErr. W. {. '"' -
sossyG.N y DoMEs TIC EXcH AGt
tffoe of Isett E. Brewster.
Exchange on lng.a,d Ireland, sedan;
Germany and all principle cities IA Inc h'''"
Sta,ss bought and sold .,,rre,,
o,,ec,ions MADE and remittances al eu'lehs
rates Of exchange. w.xkE I'LL o.i&&
lad Warrants bought, sold and located.
Mauey loaned on Bond aud Mortgages ."
long or sh ort time.
Interest paid on deposits as follows. TO WIG .a
10 per cert for one y~ar
8 do do 10 6 months and over
6 do do do 2 monihs and over.
Our present rates for exchange are as FOL
rxcHaseE QUOTATIONS 1..'. ''
New York selling, "a
buying, * :,
st. Louis, selling, :.
I" buying, i'a
Currency DTS, ST. Louis, selling Il
;. Chicago, IL
Gold. Buying al IL prem; seillns' Al
prem. 10
For parties living, out OF kusoatlne, wno
keep their deposits with ns. we VIII forwara
sarrs,f , ates nl2,f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25

A WIDOW IN A BAD FIx.--The New
York Mirror says there is = young, heal
thy and handsome widow" in that city,
who has al income of Sl5, 900 year, and
who wants to marry man who has net
the slightest objection to the union. But
her hte husband left viii, giving all his
property to a collateral relative, if his
widow should wed second husband. The
widow has offered $40, 600 year, out Of
her income Of SIS 900, to have the con-
dition cancelled, but the party to whom
tho property would revert Is memorable
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-25
To the Citizens Of Central Iowa.
COtes & Daviep
PLANNING MILL.
AND
LUMBER YARD,

CO8U - 11tSON AVE E0TRTH STREETS
Davenport, lOyva,
Invite the attention OF Farmers, Builders, Me-
chanics. and consumers Of Lumber generally.
to their extensive and unequalied selected stock
Of
FLOORING, CLE.AR LUMBER,
Siding, Barn Boarding,
Shingles, &C.
Our purchases have recently been made or
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake Ontario
and brought by vessel to Chicago. and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad 10
Davenport. Tho wants Of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated in our selec-
tons and purchases.
TWa Fiks4 tLssy PLAslNC IsCNi.gs.
)Woodworth's celebrated Patent are now
running in our Mill, and our facilities Tor man
u5acturng
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are uueqnalled in h. west We are also en-
t~nslveiy engaged 10 he Manufacture II
SASH DOORS. AND BLIh.1s
We can de- better by our customers than .y
er before, aud viii do our best + suit them.
COTES & DAVIES
Davenport, Iowa. Oct %.
IA HITTING Paper, Letter Note, al.d Fools
w cap, Drawing, Tissue aud Colored pap.r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-17
The Foreign News.

The steamship Arabia (Which arrival we an
nounced Yesterday reached her berth at New
York at TX O'Clock in the afternoon. The follow
ing additional news has been received:
ENGLAND.-M. +. Baines is the ministerial
candidate for Speaker of the House of Commons
against FitZroy.
The revenue returns now show slight increase
FRANCE.-Arrests continue to be made in Paris
of conspirators against Napoleon.
SPAIN.-Madrid reports say that Spanish force
WILL under every circumstance, occupy portion
ofthe Mexican territory for the protection ofSpan
ish subjects.
AusTRIA.--Austra has issued new circular
against Sardinia. France and England strongly
demonstrate with beth Sardinia and Austria to
keep the peace.
PRUssh.-PruSsia announces her determination
to maintain her policy respecting the Danish
Duchies, and has ordered the coast defences to
be strengthened
RussA.-Russia is concentrating her forces at
Anapa to operate against the Circassians.
CHINA.-The details of the China news confirm
the previous telegraphic accounts, repeating the
report that the Emperor had ordered Yeh to make
peace on any terms. But this is doubted.
The American ship High-Flyer was wrecked
at Forinosa, the crew murdered and the ship af-
forwards burned by the natives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-17
Late from Liberia.

The colonization ship Mary Caroline Stevens,
Capt. Daniels, of Baltimore, 81 days from Mon
rovia to the Capes, brings intelligence from that
place up to the 18th March, at which time affairs
were generallyip prosperous condition. &
Thew which bad existed at Cape Palmas for
the past few months, between the MARYLAND SET
tiers and the Grebot Tribe, has been brought to
close. At one period the settlement at Cape Pal
mas was considered In imminent peril, and Gov
Drayton applied to the republic Tor aid Of men
and munitions of war. The government prompt
Nv responded to this call, and company of lis
enrolled and dispatched to Cape Palmas in the
Socety's ship, which happened~to be in port at
that time. The timely appearance Of this force,
the able and judcious course pursued by General
Roberts, who went down in charge Of the troops
and other concurrent causes put end to &C ,ilal
hostilities. and induced the establishment of
peace on basis which promises permanency.
The friendly feeling shown towards the people
of Cape Palmas bv the Government Of Liberia, in
furnishing assistance in time Of their great need
and the dangerous crisis they had just perienced
induced the citizens OF that place to take into
rious consideration the subject of annexation to
the republic Accordingly a petition was drawn
up and signed by large majority of the people,
requesting the Legislature, then in session, to
have the question of country annexation submit
ted to the voice or vote of the people, which was
granted, and unanimous vote given for immedi-
ate annexation to the republic as county. A pc
up and forwarded to President Benson, who
forthwith called a special session Of their tegis-
lature to act upon it, and no doubt the measure
will be speedily consummated This change in
the government of :. Maryland in Liberia, - how
ever in no degree affects the free operations of the
Maryland State Colonization Society-the repub-
lie assuming the position and responsibilities OF
| the State towards the society. ...- ...
The interior settlement or experiment, as It has
| been termed, to test the climate in the interior
| and compare 1t with that Of the coast, has sue
ceeded we'll thus far The new settlement al
| Cape Mount is prospecting. Trade was dull A
| treaty was talked of between Liberia and Eng
| land, the effect of which would be to give the
| entire monopoly of the coasting trade to England
| The Presidential election was close at hand
but occasioned little interest, and it thong hi
| Mr. Benson would have no opposition The ag.
ricultural interests Of the Republic material
/ ly improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-17
OFFicffss sss,nr prr..rsrs1, n.roh,a. rss7,J

Notice Is hereby given 20 holders Of stock OF the
loans of the United States that this department will
purchase the until the LIST day Of Jnne next.
unless the sum Of sl5sao0 shall he previously oh
tainod and will pay, In addition to tho interest
crued from the date Of the last semi annual div dend
Of interest thereon, together with one days addl
tional interest for the money 10 reach the vender
the following rates Of premium on sad stocks:
For the stock of ls42. premium Of 10 per cent.
For the stock of Isl7 and lsss, premium OF l6 per
cent; and for the stock of 1850. commonly called
Texas Indemnity stock, premium of6 per cent.
Certificates Of stock transmitted To the depart
ments, under this notice, must be assigned TO the
United states, by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds.
Payment for the stocks so assigned and transmit
ted will I've made by drafts on the Assistant Treas
urers at Boston, New York, or Philade phIa. nj the
option or the parties entitled TO receive the money,
which should he expressed in the letters secompa-
nying the certificates. HOWELL COBB.
mar l3-dtlstJune Secretary of the Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-17

VICTIMS OF THE GREAT FIRE IN BALTIMORE.
The following are the names of persons killed or
injured by the late disastrous fire in Baltimore
Joseph X Bruce, aged 10 years Joseph Ward,
~ years; George Boyle, II years; Jacob Marshek.
Is years; Hartman Bollman, 80 years James Has.
fon 81 years; Thos. Buckley, IS years Theo
A Brun, is years; Alexander Brown, Is years ;
Sam'i Bailerger Hargrove, IL years-total II ; to
which may be added the two unrecognized at the
station house, which makes II dead. The
wounded are: Frank Welsh, of the First Balti-
more Hose Company, whose case is now consid-
cred hopeless; Geo. Barber Weitzel, hopeless +;
John Shaney. hopeless; Frederick Davis Rezin
shepherd; Christi Bracken; VIM. Wayne of
the Independent Company; j. H. Pugley and c.
"A. Dennis, very slightly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-17

IL Shad taken In the Hudson river M. .I,;
in the New y DIRK market for Is to 81 cents ,,ch :
IL There are no less than fourteen mo-, =
confined in the Louisville Jail the cLarge y,
murder. -
~ The Missouri river Is SO high thar {, b,
oveTfoxed its banks at Weston, Lexington and
other towns.
IL Columbia College in New York CITY Is
now being demolished to give place to improve
ments.
PoIsoNED.-Emerand Hensler died on Easter
day. in New York. from eating eggs colored in a
solution Of - Prussian blue
ROBBED.-JacOb LaIndreit, a returned Califor-
Man, was robbed in New York, on Monday of
$500 worth Of gold dust.
ID The Americans Of Pennsylvania propose
holding convention Of Lancaster on the 10th Of
May to nominate ticket for State officers.
IL The police force of Columbia, =. c. is to
De increased to ten members The chiefs sala v
annum. 49, -
CANroS GRAPE SHAwLs-The New York
IVehih9 rost says few years since 80 40 Grape
shawls per annum Were imported into this com
try-whiie this year none can CONG. II asks
wv bat will the ladies do ~
NJ Paris advices mention th. s,s,.,s,o, =,
Nessrs. Greene & Co, the American benLs,s -
that city. The cause Of this failure is attrihn,ed
TO the imprudent advances made on French 49,
chandise despatched to Nicaragua and o,ber Co.
trail or south American States The liabilities ere
no, exactly known but there are hravy Murb In
convenience will be experienced by Americans
travelling on the Continent who provided with
letters Of credit from the frm in Question.-Liu.
srpo0I POU, MareA 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-17
Personal

Gen Pierce has arrived at his home in
Concord, v. H.
General Goicuria, of Cuban Revolutionary
fame, Is in this city, at Willards'.
Stephen III. Branch. a New York eccentri
city, Is publishing his life in numbers
---- The =. Naiad Queen was nut unon tho
stage at Norfolk Va. the other night wi h los
Jefferson as Schnapps and his wife az Idex
---- o. b. MAtteson. who has been ouite IN for
SOME time past, is recovering and the Drosoert
Is that he will recover his usual health
zee. The Montello. Wis Ledger announces
that Governor Seymour. Of New York will spend
some time there the coming summer in pursuit
of game and recreation.
---- w. j.. Burton the Comedian is PLAYING In
Baltimore with his New York Company Wi,b
we had a Theatre here to entice him to paw rs !;
professional visit.
Gen Hall, Comnissary General Of Walk
eT's Army, and Capt. J. T.. Farnham, do come
out M the New York Times, pitching into Col
Lockrldger Of said army. II is d nice family
quarrel a. Il stands
80. Greeley, Of the New York York Tribune
- catching II from all quarters of peiticoatdom
Ici asserting that very few women know how TO
COOK lie new aSgrayates his offence by suu
2estlng that very few women know how To sew
The country seat OF Mr. Boker-yvbos,
daughter's marriage has much excited The TO-
sips lately-is offered for sale IN ia s;,,,a,.S -
the bank OF The Hudson just above ParTvto,.,n
Bv the wav, u is To Mr. Boxer that The eoy. !" u
indebted for the Dusseldorf collection NJ ~,
ings- p"''''