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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15
MILD OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL EFFECT

MILD OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL EFFECT
ARE THE POPULARITY BRASDRETHs PlLLs-Now that
expect genial Spring OF great Importance tha'
be- used by the wise Our race are subject 10 re-
dundsrcy Of vtaed bile at this sa.on and it as daierGqs
prevalent; but BRANDRETH PILLS afford an invaluable
and efficient protection BY their occasional prevent
the collection Of hoss impurities. which when In sufficient
qusne much danger 10 the fine Of the ston
ach bowels Sold Principal Office, No. ~ Brandreths
Building Nos AS and al Broadway.
HOIIOwAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT-CACTiON.
To avoid purchasing pcrncous couucTfcits of HoLLowAYs
which he in the market look well 10 the water
mark in the book of drcctions unless the words Holloway
York and London" discerbe in mitransparent
letters holding the leaf to the light the same spurious
Sold AT mandatory No. 80 Maid nane and BY all drug
sists. al DC. 62lc. end ii per pot or box.
CONsUMPTIvES, and those afflicted with disease
Of the heat liver kidneys &C. should not fail TO call and
see Dr. H. X RooT Co.. No. 5l2 Broadway, before they
move Saratoga Springs Read the Peoples Medical Light
hol-e by Dir II. X. Root.
LEARY 4 cos QUARTERLY FOR MARCH, 1897.
Cizens and Strangers patron. Of firm will md at onr
unusual variety of GENTLEMENS DRESS HATS pre-
pared The Easter Holidays Also Parsmade Sorr HATS OF
dualites-a speciality with The Cambridge or water
proof tIa cling Hal offered to the trade BY the dozen, and
ictailed at counter at PaTis prices.
LEARy Co.,
Leaders and Introducers Of Fashion for Gents Hats,
Aston House Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15
TO DAILFY'S .

Ifyou China Gs, Ga Fixtures or Silverplat'd Ware"
Che whole stock being the largest in America selling on al aud
h low cost ad Msr. d. Co.'s advertisement III the Dry
dia,a. al of tlli.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15

ses Tapestry sa lo Threeply ga Tapestry aud In
r.in also, 900 pieces Ingram 26d4 per
ard; OIL Cloth. yard. Wide J. HYATT No 20 Bowery
Opposite Rviug ton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15
Six REASONS Why EVERYBODY Uses LYONS

is the cheapest preparation for the hair ever made
2 II il PRONOUNCED BY oil 20 be the most beneficial
). II is the most agreeable
4. II IL the cleanest and most carefully prepared
o IL IL the most highly Perfuued.
the only article that fails give entire sais
ton.
The immense sale Of the kaTHARoNncaIy 0o o0o bottles
per yeorsttests It's excellence and universal popularity
Sold by al dealers, here tos 3 bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15

TO DAIIEY'Sti
If you want China G' Ga FiH'gTc. or Silver rtrd "a
"a h.ov cost REED Mesr. DALEY Co.'S advertise uien'
- ,I. nv Goods column Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15
MEDICINE WITHOUT PAY

Twill present box Of my MAGNETIC SALvE 70 any rcpec
Die patirnt who will call for H. For Salt Rheum ScOiua
Ulcers and Burns unsurpassed $ II. SMITH. Electro VI
Irt.t No n Cansl.st between BToalwsy and Churchs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15
HENRY II. LEEDS & Co., AuctiOneers'

49,. nor sELow CEpsR sTHEEr,
,,, attention. usual during the season
~ ,ss Of frSsIvss at the r,seh me-. .,
snes room where they viii hold regular sales 20 &C
ihoss who wish to avail themselves OF TINS medium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15
SPRING, 1851.

n / WOOD Co. Proprietor No. 3l2Brosdwsy, n Y, and
w. M, ia MaTAct-st., -. Louis Missouri
Depot No 3l2 Broadway aud sold by all Druggists IN me city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15

SrrAkSs 4 MARvINs late Rich Co.'S. improved s.LA'
NANphR SAFE WldeIs Patent secured by the celebrated A
BELIr PowpER-PRooF LocH with small key, all made
the immediate inspection OF MI StcaTns " no has Tor
as years superintendent thc manufacture during winch timo
dollars worth property has been consumed in OF
fhn2 having been tested in accidental hrcs Warranted
fire. from dampnCss
Also Burglar proof Chests of su size lined with hardened
e.cel which cannot be- drilled OF broken.
For sale by STEAENS y MARVIN. No. 10 Murray-st.
Factory, col. -. Marx = place aud Avenue A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15

CARLYLE Illinois. june 10 1855
.d Professor Woods Hair Restorative. snd have ad
,d il. wonderful Ny hair becoming as thought
rrematnrely gray, but by the OF his Restorative mas
..d n. original color aud have doubt permanently So
~'sN"N Sidney DREESE,
IL Senator United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-15
RnGERs' BAZAAR Or FANCY GOODS and ToN

No 4 BroadwSy Go there obtain your Gis and Presents.
both and ornamental GREATER variety Is to BE- found
fh,p a, any other pac. the city consisting OF beautiful
Horkb-ses Dressing Cases Fans Games Porcelain sud China
Vases Dolls &c. ali u the low est price 0i importation
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

TAKING Our AN RYK TO MRnp r.
The Lsipsic Journal Of Literature,
Science and Art publishes On account
Of the wonderful discoveries Of Dr.,
GsAEpr n diseases Of the eye, and the
wonderful cures he performs. He has
found the ball Of the eye to bs transpa-
rent and by . curious instrument e.
aminss minatsly the interior, takes it
out and performs any neosssary sargi-
cal opsssljoa, md replaces II without
injury - - appearance q vision., A
young gisl Aed long been a@ietsd with
the moGt excsuciating pain in the leh
eye, the canee q which the most lear
I'D could noe apdsuea.d. Dr. GaAsyy,
SsaAd 4 ~ sooGse q ~ haIl Z NH
vseA WAiGA - 1u6IovuI - no1oooo1
~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17
GENERAL JACKSON,

lie was NAN! Well do | remem-
Der the day I waited upon him. He
sat there in his arm chair can see
the old warriors face, with his snow
white hair, even now. We told him Of
the public distrcss-thc manufacturers
ruined-thc eagles shrouded in Grape,
which were borne at the head oftwenty
thousand men into independence Square.
He heard us all. We begged him to
leave the deposits where they werc-to
uphold the great Bank Of Philadelphia.
Still he did NOT say word At last
one Of our number, more fiery than
the rest, intimated that if the Bank
was crushed rebellion might follow.
Then the old mani can see him
yet
.sCome.." he shouted in a voice Of
thunder, as his clenched right hand
was raised above his white hair; "come
with bayonets in your hands instead OF
petitions-I am ready for you all BY
the Eternal with the people at my
back, whom your gold can neither buy
nor awe ! will ewing you mp around
the Capitol, each rebel Of YOU, on a
gibbet as high as iisman's J"
When l think Of that one man stan.
ding there at Washington, battling
with all the power Of Bank and panic
combined, betrayed by those in whom
he had trusted, assailed by all that the
suake Of malice could hiss, or the tiend
Of falsehood could howl-when think
OF that one man placing his back
against the rock, and folding his arms
for the blow, while he uttered his awful
vow, "By the Eternal will not swerye
from the path l have chosen !"-I
n ust confess that the record of Greece
and Rome-nay, the. proudest days OF
Cromwell and Napoleon-cannot fur
n'sh An instance Of will like that Of
Andrew Jackseu's, when he placed his
life, soul and frame on the hazard Of .
die, for the peoples welfare.-JLip.
pard
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

lMPRoviSa.-The Albany EVENING
Journal il improving. OF Senate,
Douglas, whom it has so often abu,ed
and vilfi6ed, it says:
1--we were required TO name the
representative men" Of the rnliuo
pewsrs in thn country, we should Ger.
family aay Stephsne Arnold. Dougis.-
Y : folly 70 dsay hin Kseas talents :.
= IN g. 81 poH6el - We -
= = i! = - {. :, ll !. tAegs ae.ht IN
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

Debility and Nsrv0usness, Dostsste for Society,
Gloomy PYesentments. pain and weakness In the
back, impairment Of Densal viges md nsnery. wsak
and watery eyes, erupAioDs on H. face and body,
restles&ssss q vicious dreams and usrssresAtns
Sleep unntness for marriage restiop, impFepes %.
ctabty Of the organs, structure, eostvesess piles,
eaea case every Sufferer from solitary ndulseace css
attest And further, any latent o. family pvedlspo-
stioo 10 dsesss. . inseecity. impsesnce insanity
&C. 10 almost surely eventually dsvsoped Into sctiv-
ity, and IL Is actually ths NEST frsqusat cause Of
those maladee 10 young pessops, . proved n the
statistics Or III countries And THIS Is equally true
Of both sexes.~-oli, u taken In tios, tSls disease
and ts consequences are perfectly smsashss = tsss
ment.
b Hubbeli has. for maay pears PEI, bsea con.
suited upon 50 many and distrsosln0 cases Of TIL.
vice. that his sttsssioh has bsea nsDsssesily much
directed 70 it, treatment and cure, end he V heppy
to odd, has, beyond his most ssngune expectations,
insured tsestNaat - once cafe - eesta1n, aad
from painful operations er nssseous msitsaAas.
one, - Il vin prove oenpssts I'M
position. II explains the nature and eonssqnena1s
0, oil diseases u the eenerattve orgsas -
p nos lvics :. !. s,...scs, x seelas..s :ys
receive . copy b return u ussA. gratia. s-s'E
DIR Hubbelrs experience y not eHce3led BY any phy.
sicisn In the treatment Of Prirats Dssssss Of any
nature. -4. rsett.E#t#
Eo0aoAl0 D10000o0,
Ladies' may visit Tie Doctor M pssln oqoAaense,
as be has especially tor tAsir trsstnsat and
can ssppressOas, luchesshee, an1 81 isGalar-
titles speedily and e9sctaay, without paan o. asen-
venieDce.
Persons living at . distssaa, b. slviao pasin
staseneat their easss, wi - attendea T. panctu-
ally, and neaelnes sorwssdsa BY ezDssssto al Tsrss
Address, J Hubbell. \ p. bon iaos o, Chicago,
Illinois. tR
Private once. No = lsssOlpa q. es,sase The
Revere Hotel.
Junn1aHeR 6 a.fsff4 ,tifff.a qias stf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

~ Dumecrsls % the several Tovnships Of tAe
Cssasy sse sssassasa to sssd DELEGATES ~ County
Oonvea1lss u b hs11Rn q ~ Csot usass N ths
Cay Of Dsvenport saturday, TIE ish day u Jsiy.
nss sDs ss psrpsse Of nominating csadsAsses " y
supported u the Assass sscsass-saA ~ such ssh~s
bssiness % may propsriy Gene before II.
Pa 0nDGa % Cornvr cosAIssEE.
1uly3-dWtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17
w. E. CnlLDN 4 co.'s,
Patent Elastic Fire and water Proof
CEeME.NT ROOEE.VNG ?

Patent Elastic Fire and water Proof
CE.NEJVT ROOFE.vNG ;
w and put 1t the shortest notice,oar
Elastic Fire 4 Water Proof Cement Roofing
II being the only article yet iaveated that VIII sue
cessfuy resist the action Of te atmosphere In
climate. II perfectly hrs and wateT. proof and b
point OF durability We believe i Y equal y not supe
old tn tar, iron, or shingIe roof, II making iif
ferene how Nat or steep the roof may be. Thu
roonng isvarranted TO prove % shove Represented
square) We viii apply upon tin and iron roofs fos
- % per square, being, account q Its durability
the cheapest paint that can BE- used.
We invite aM Who are building, snd those who Wish
their roofs repaired 70 call At Once opposite the
1eClaire House. Davenport, Iowa, and examine sam.
pes aud satisfy themselves In regard 70 the duSabi
ity and prscticab ility Of this roofing.
N B--we are prepared TO an orders for onr &c.
nest 70 those residing II distances, with printed d,
rectiocs for its use.
tify and county RigAas for Iosoa cad Ainasssec
J.BvAN DEaaEN I BRO.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REFERENCES IN CINCINNATI
n Esr. Bailey, Smith street, between Fourth and
Mr samuel Ogden, No "a Fourth street.
BAKER sud Won Publ. No 50 Fourth street.
Mr. George Carlisle, Presdcat Of the Lafayette Bank
I'D Liverpool.
essrs John shiiso 4 Co., Dry Goods dealers, ~
icnsll and Ramme,sbsrs. Furniture Man,. On
dealers Ath street.
In Greenwood, ESQ.
~ II Hiuhas.
DAVENPORT.
Geo Davenport,
DR. James Hail,
Goats Z Rstchin, Builders,
" Wheeler Arrhfenc4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

ICE !! ICE!

nDThe Davenport Ice Go. are now prepared to
contract for the delivery Of Ice for the ses-
Customers commencing the season with US
viii he guaranteed to be supplied tin November II
desired Parties desiring Ice through the seaso0
are cautioned against contracting with those whodo
not supply the season through.
Office, Second st, opposite l-Claire House.
M .y5d3m PECK 4 MITCHELL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

AIrFDTHEKK 10 article selling throughout ths
w country that has attained the wiiest GELD
brly ever known = remedy for Liver Complatnts'
Ne have reference TO Or Sanford's Invig0rstor, or
Liver Remedy, that has performed cures almost TOO
great To believe u not sos the unidentified sv-
dence that accompany the testimonials. II II, In
truth, the greatest remedy known ior Dyspepsla,
Jaundlcs, general disability that 20 eNen bsfnss
the skill OF our most eminent physicians.
DR. sanford hes been for long tune one Of the emil
uent ply sciaas Of New York, And Is sad. most q
his cases were treated with the lnvisotator WIN
such nvsrieb,e success that he has been induced u
oree - faauy medicine. and let the worid have
the bens Of his discovery. II those Who are sres'-
BLEED with debility hesdAche, isnguor, or saow linger-
ing fever will try bottle think they might save
physcians' bills and days, perhaps yeass OF suffering.
Julyl vim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17
DISSOLUTIONS.
Dissolution Or Cepartnershlp.

TUE oopartnership hesseososr e1,as,nG under The
i styls Of DAWsON, 0nsoos h Co. II this day Ais-
solved BY mutual consrnt, .. q, Dawsos retiring
fir undersigned, Who Will cVntlnue the boos. Shoe
and Leather business d The old stand, under tho
tyie OF 2. q. 0riggs 4 Co, u rally empowered 10
seus sn aceounts due 70 and frvm the old coneern.
Davsuport vsSrusry II, 1871.
nchledU y. i. 0nl000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

nC@~ large Room with Closet &c, for . gen.
W tleman and his wife the nrst floor Of .
pleasantly situated House. will be let 70 two
young gentlemen, with Board. Apply at the once Ut
this paper. tunlSdr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17
our JOB OFFIuE.

TAsos Asvtas pstntins wssa Of 10y dsssipssoa 70
b. t,ss. w An10As ID O0oe Of the DTATE d.
MocaAs a1s - tssa v 90 - asssiS, asA 81 - no
Asssts stsss, = ~ " the CITY Our sssoss'nsas %
typs. cd svssy eaAss rssssase. sfs ssa = % ''s.s
aothiao - - aslass1 - saass - - sssn''s = ~.
sxseasaA besk work, circuisrs, Pessefss s'' s's'
iobs. o. cen b. printed. W Invite any hsv'ss CON-
manAs y tive or enes ertAi.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

in Fultons addition TO East Davenport which TASTE.
fully Iah ont Win Pubaic Parks Ac. 7he buiidng
lots commanding splendid view VI the Mississippi
and Rock Island. These lots cas- liz purchased ON
very RsasenSblS TsTMs. 0reat in.iuceOents are
offered ~ Mechanics we'll ~ capitalists and others.
Can and examine Map and prices q
HAvlLANDB Once, LeClair Row,
ANIL - dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17
Dupont's 0nnpowlAP.

~ YOoV = 49, KOWoOoe
gUVHE understand has received and now ofers
i for sale, Pour Hundred Keg. Of Blasting
Powder, aud Three Hundred Kegs Of the brands and
qualities Of this celebrated Powder, 1t New York
City prices-cost Of transportation added.
c. A. BBLIN,
Agent for :. J. Dupont l. Go.
Once over q. 8. Express Once, Ferry st. between
ID and ID sta.
n 4. 5000 feet Of aafet1 fuse for aale. IiunSma
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

1t thus appears, that there was nett
gain OF the savings in these banks, during
1855, of nearly II million Of dollars The
average amount Of the deposits was only
t73 60. In the year 1856. the operations
were:
Depo.its In 1858, ga, se3,s SIS
do vithdrvn 1889 O0S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-17

Corr nAIs for the clergy the people, Of black.
- brown, clAret, pearl silver mode, Of all shapes.
BF BRAINARD co,
In the lie Claire Row. hotel building
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25


~nli.t myself aud Others who had succeeded in
l lioluing on 10 some means of support we're scat
800 over TIE dark and dreaFy ocean, floating OF
~ re noe There was large number of passen-
$50 -gs 70 gold dust and some doubtless per-
lsneo 10 their efforts 30 save al NAV also bYre
sd thatfrom fifty 10 ssxty OF the nsssepgers shnt
themselves up in their state rooms in despair. and
sank With the ship
nose who had succeeded IN keeping themselves
soon scattered over the surface of the ocean
- eisIanee OF about mile. One hour after
sne snip sank | say light at the lee ward which
vas seen by most of those rescued. supposed "a
oe snat OF the schooner Sovereign but it soon dis
appeared. we knew that the ships to leeward
oou i, NOT reach Us and turned our gaze in The OPP
-. Az O'Clock on Sunday morning we saw approach
lug Us anaer full sail, with strong breeze, the
Norwegian bark Ellen, ran into our midst. and
| snoSe On watch were astoEnded with the cry of
human beings. Captain johnson, the commander,
nineolAteiy hove bis vessel TO- under short sal
| ahu commenced to rescue as. The steamer at this
time mad been dowRSover five hours. He launched
ms boa, and threw out ropes and buoys and
zone everything that good seamanship aud hu-
name beart could dictate to save as MANY at pos
| sioie. was the fourth one rescued, aud Wit
| nesseo the noble exertions of himself and crew
throughout the night. He continued his search
among the driitwOod, lacking backward and for
ward, up to II O'Clock on Sunday, but did not 6nd
any one AFTER o'clock 10 the morning, ana cOnss-
quenuy relnquished the search at noon.
On the morning Of Sunday the brig Marine was
out OF sight, and the schooner was some six miles
! 70 ee"ard, and appeared to be LAYING TO but soon
pore away 90 her course, doubtless being satisfied
that 1t was impossible to reach US also seeing the
bark backing aud filling to windwsrd
The same day at o'clock We spoke the bark
Saxony, bound TO Savannah; she reported seeing
orig with number Of ladies' on board, suppos.
/ ed to be the Marine under full sail steering North
we bore away with a fair wind for Norfolk, as
the nearest port, aud arrived of Cape Henry on
thursday evening, five Of US reaching Norfolk in
plot boat at daylight on FTid y morning, which
We had Chartered for that purpose.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25

We find in the last number Of the Cynthina Age,
the following notice of a wedding in which one of
our citizens acted prominent part:
In this (Harrison) county, on September 10th,
by Elder John A. GanO, JAMES r. SwISEEY ESQ.
Of Louisville, and Miss LIDE LILLY, daughter of
Pleasant Lilly, Esq, of this county.
Perhaps marriage which has ever taken place
In this county Was brought aboutin manner more
romantic than the chronicle above. Even
at the Iisx of shocking our friend SWinney, and in
curing his dis peasuTe, viii relate very briefly
how he came and saw and conquered, and trans
planted to his own home one of the loveliest
daughters of our county. Our friend was original
" captivated by the uame His opportunities for
excellent He passed over the common, everyday
names and was fascinated by a name whose liquid
euphony would perhaps have melted hearts even
less susceptible TO the tender passion than his
Lide Lily What thoughts Of love and flowers
Being connected with the Post Office department
be saw letters passing to her whose name had won
him. de stood it for a long while until he could
stand It no longer. We will not give details. SUI.
fee il TO say, a correspondence was commenced,
the parties almost before being acquante became
mutually enamored. They each other and
loved, and now love has ripened into marriage.
This marriage touches US nearly. We have known
SWinney as 4 bachelor for many years, and he, too
is gone. Friend after friend departs. 1--WE feel
like one who treads alone some banquet hall de-
serted" Il reminds US that ''it is once appoint
ed" unto most men to get married.
Though fools scorn Hymen's gentle powers,
They who improve its golden honss
By sweet experience know,
That marriage, rightly Understood,
Gives to the tender aud the good
A paradise below"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
CIRCUIT COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
szcosp cIaouu soBTHEsN blsTalor o. HEH EosE
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