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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07
HBELHEVUE COYQPANY,

'''~c Zinc and American Whitc Lead, for
which the highest premium was awarded mt
the Worlds Fair, n. Y. Sale Agents for
South Carolina. Carmalt & Briggs, in Char
lesion. For sale at Walhalla by
JOHN KRUSE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07

GREAT and rare heart offerings are found
almost exclusively among women; nearly
all the happiness and most blessed moments
in love are of their creating, and SO also in
friendship, especially when it follows love.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07

Do not despse lrlles the world is made
Of atoms, eternity of moments.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07

"ME. GREEN, when you said there was
too much American eagle in the speakers
discourse, did you mean that it was a talon
ted production and to What cl0,cs of the
speech did you especially rcfer?"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07

SOMETHING NEw.-Among the curious
things at the State Agricultural Fair, may
be seen cotton seed oil, cotton seed cake
and cotton seed meal. These are the pro-
dues Of the cotton seed which has hereto.
fore been considered worthless, in conse-
qnence of the supposed impossibihty ofhul.
ling it, but which by an ingenious inven-
tion, the roperly of the Union OH compa.
ny of Providence, has at last boon accom-
pli'hcd. The oil is fonnd to be very rich
an valuable for burning, manufacturing
ano the general uses Of other oils. The
cakc when ground to meal, is used for feed
ing cows, in the same manner as linseed
meal, for which purpose it is far preferable
as it does not give panty taste, and large
ly increases the quantity and richness Of
the milk Boston Transcript
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07

WE find the following verdict of negro
inquest in an exchange: eve arc under
scribe, darkics, bcin' a Kurnet's Juray of
OBJ disgust to sit ON the body OBJ de niggcr
Sambo, now dead and gone before us, have
been sittin' on de said nigger aforcsidc, did
on dc night OBJ dc fusteenth OBJ November,
come to deaf by falling from dc bridge ober
dc ribcr into de said riber, wlar we find he
was subsecomcly drowned end aftorward
washed on dc ribcr side, where VIC sposc he
was frosc to deaf"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07

DEATH OF AN OLD CIrIzEN.-Another
of our old people gone Richard j. Bur
ton, true blue denzen of Edgcfeld, de-
parted this life, on Saturday last, in the
62nd year Of his age He was an orderly
citizen, faithful friend, kind master, and
a good husband and father. There are
but few now remaining of his day and gen
Grafton. A half dozen more perhaps are
hanging OH to life in this community. Like
the deceased, they saw the hills of Edge,
field when fresh in natures clothing. They
roamed her forests, wh.lc yet the axe had
not "touched single bough." Tney have
witness the rising and setting of many
individual stars, the formation aud dissolu-
tion of many social and political feuds--
They are thus tho connecting links between
tho present and past Of our society; and
we cannot see one of them fall without being
sadly reminded that the brave. Joyous times
of our districts youth are gono forever. and
with them much Of honesty, and good faith,
and real virtue -EdgefeM AdUcytiser.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07

Nor AvArLADLe.---"Y You call that good,
don't you1" said Mr.. Fanshaw, offering a
five dollar note on Providence bank at tbe
bar Of one of our hotels. 20, yes" replied
the attendant. tits good, undoubtedly, but.
like Deacon Crnnston's piety when he gets
sweating mad, it is not Immediately dGaA
a5tep
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-11-07

TIE CONSTITUTION OF OREGON Tho
Constitution likely, according to the last
accounts, to be adopted by the Oregon Con-
vention, contains some remarkable proyis-
ions. 1t does away with grand jurics as
mneccssary-th preliminary examination
before a magistrate previous to committal
being deemed sufficient. 1t provides that
thcrc shall be no Lieutenant Governor 4;
that the Secretary of State shall exercise
the functions of Governor pro tenn, in case
of the death of that functionary; and that
the Governor shall also bo Treasurer of the
State. The number of mcmbers of the
State Senate is limited to fifteen, and that
Of the Assembly to thirty, with biennial
sessions The ballot is abolished at cleo
tions, and rim race voting substituted. -
Judges arc declared ineligible for any Office
not judicial, during thc period for which
they are elected, and for one year after !;
municipalities are absolutely prohibited
from contracting debts; and bank charters
Of every description are forbidden. With
regard to the question of slavery, it is be-
lieved that two clauses, one legalizing and
the other prohibiting slavery, will be APP
pended to the draft of the constitution, to
be adopted or rejected bya subsequent vote
of the people.--Joaonot Of Comn,crcc.
Virtue alone is happiness below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25

sssnty an repsdisssa y Ne party, We can.ot
expese the fragments Of such an administration
10 be preserved by Mr. Buchanan. His duties TO
the country and to the party forbid it. He is
called upon to give us new administration
new, not alone in its measures and federal policy,
but new in the agents who are to do the work.
If he would elevate our government to the
respect to which it is entitled abroad, he must
dispose of Mr.. Pierce's foreign appointments in
the mass Excepting Mr. Dallas, at London. we
have scarcely competent representative at any
Court in Europe Mr.. Mason, at Paris is jolly good
clever fellow-he loves his country, he loves his
party, he loves his Office and he loves his OYSTERS
Mr.. Belmont, the Austrian Jew, is not the Anne
rcan for the Hague; Mr.. Dodge, at Madrid is
se-so-that is, only $3.50; Mr. O'Sullivau, at the
Court of Portugal, is distrusted as Cuban fill
certainly out of place; and, without going
further, Major Cass, at Rome has been there too
hong already. We mean no offence to Gen. Cass:
but it often happens that the sons of great and
distinguished men are very small men, aud Major
Cass is one Of these. He is altogether paltry
and puerle characters cockney, coxcomb,
swell, snob and veritable nincompoop To
say nothing Of the consideration due to the for
bearance of the poor old Pope in the case of
young Cass q sense of self-respect on the part
Of Mr.. Buchanan will require, among the rest,
new minister at Rome.
These changes, diplomatic and consular, abroad,
and the changes indicated in the various Offices
at home, will take some time to complete They
will not be hurried through merely to secure tue
spells to this man, or that man. as faithful par
ty servant impatient for his reward But the
foreign Offices will be dispensed to the end of .
restoration of the respect and dignity of the
government abroad; and the domestic offices will
be distributed according to the principles and re-
quirements OF a new conservative administration
elected to restore what poor Pierce has so deeply
demOralized and destrOyed-the integrity Of the
party and the harmony of the Union.
To these ends some changes win be made,
foreign and domestic, without an unnecessary
waste of time; others will take place as the terus
of Office of this or that incumben. shall expire;
but, altogether, before the end of another year
the changes in the more important offices at the
discretion Of the President, will probably be as
numerous, at home and abroad, as If Fremont
himself had been elected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25

THE OCEAN TEIEGRArH.--This measure was
before the Senate yesterday, on the amendments
of the House. Efforts are making to kill it there.
II is stated tbat Senators are informed that the
Associated Press ere opposed to the telegraph.
There ID certainly no one in Washington autho-
rized to speak fct the Associated Press. If there
is sDy newspaper editor or proprietor opposed to
The measure, for fear Of any ircrease Of expendi-
ture, we have no objection. Gn.,h an enterprise,
however, should not be defeated b. such mean.
ness. Other journals and other people are will
ing TO incur the necessary additional en'enss to
obtain daily Dispatches fren London al5 Parts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25

THE SrocK GAMBLERS CoRSEnED AFTER ALL
From Washington we learn that Caleb Cush.
ing. after full end thorough investigation Of
The title 10 the Brick Church property, has do
cided that IL is invalid, end that the President
accordingly has repudiated the sale. In these
days of successful iDiquity and triumphant
fraud. there IL something refreshing in seeing the
devil get his owp once in a while; and we are
cure tie public will learn without sorrow that The
stock eomblers of the Daily Times have, for once,
failed in cornering speculation. The Brick
Church cite was VIGOROUSLY inadequate and UNI
suitable for Post Office. The news that il had
been purchased was disappointment to every
one hut Mr.. Wesley and bis friends And now
the intelligence that the sale has been quashed
viii be good news 70 many.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25
rHIRTy-FOURTH CONGRESS-
SECOND sEssrou.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, FEB. q, 1857.
The uair laid before the Senate ocmmup ,css,cu NOM
The Secretary Of the Treasury, stating, IN reply 70 NJ
wmons resolution that the lands owned By The United
States in Chelsea ksssschusen, near NE Marine Hosp
tai, have no, been sold.
nv 1Hr DEPARTMENTS.
Mr. Bsows (dtm.) Of kiss., reported BIN 10 appcr.
ton the clerks the several departments Of rovernmeps
among the States and Territories according 70 reprcsen
talon.
Cgpr COD rw1RcnAPH
M. wusov. (rep) Of Mass presented q memorial
iron The Cape Cod Telegraph Company, Of Nassachusss,
pshhs Congress 10 aid IN esAbnshipG " NJ eos y tbpt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25

osne AeaoerD OF the new YORK Herald.
ewing 70 Tho negligence Of Persse Brooks, our paper
Dssers, In mot having sufficient supply Of paper
Aaod Tor contingencies IN case Of food, NOW, Toe,
RosgSt, OF Are, We arc compelled 10 apologize 10 our
readers for giving an Inferior article Of paper
ASs. The late freshets stopped nearly Ill the paper
Nils IN the country and from the neglect OF the above
run 10 have sufficient quantity OF paper hand for
- emery ency, have to take wha4 We can get and
~ regret 70 ssy readers win have do the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25
The An lean State Council.
Tpov Ycb n lnR7

rRor, Feb. ~, 1887
The American State Council met In RAsds Hall, q -
NJ. President 9. esmmoss In the chair.
From six hundred TO eight hundred delegates were In
attenessee. Bsrncsy rrsvalsd the session VII, how
ever, Be On exciting one On the following peass-
I. "To be on not 70 be-"
.. "Upnn or no union with other partial
.. Election OF officers.
4. "secrscy or secrecy"
Q. "Indepsndent boppailcns sr no independent noui-
nations"
The Bipsbsmp,op platform VIII be adhered Va.
The State Council has bsss engaged sisos two O'Clock
In the ponnaes and election Of President for The snsu-
ing rear. Hon. J. w. Baker, OF New York. and J. O.
Dunn, Of Bunalo, are In nomination.
President sammoss positively declined 10 serve Ne
81 ate Council another year The ballot pesulted IN u
election Of Bon. j. Q. Dam Of Buffalo; Hon H. B. NO.
hrop, OF Washington county, ~ Vice rresidsst and q
Brigham ~ Secretary.
Adjourned 10 1oA N. 70 morrow.
THR eINERAL DxspATCH.
TsoY, Fob. ~, 1857.
The American state Coupcn met 70 day In this CITY.
About tbres hundred members we're present. and Ne
morning session vss Consumed by the presentation a
credentials. A reso,usco ws adopted 70 admin Ne
friends Of the cause. In The aeynoon she minutes Of
the last meeting were read. sod aer some debate ap-
proved motion 10 appoint COMMITTEES 70 dram plea-
form OF rrcples stopted II was ruled OF o. o.
thai the ars order q business vas 70 recsive
the reports OF tbe Committees Hon. Eas4us
preots moved 10 suspend the order Of businsss
and proceed a 10 The etection Of officers for he
year. Amer some Opposition, principally from Nsw
Yorkers, the MOTION wss nrnso. ~. snoert o Dean,
for President Mr.. William stokely OF New York nor
psasd Mr. James W. Barber. nsssrs r. v. Wood sksol.
and wainwright wore appointed teers Mr. Cark a.
Oseeo desIyed 10 bear something from the friends OF IN
candidates ~ 70 their position the slavery auest,o
He unwilling 10 endorse any man tncsured Win r.
publnanism. Attorney General Cushing replied A.
ncuncinG any discussion OF . mans autesedenk a.
opinisns % ne slavery question. NJ .objsa M .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-25

Movements OF Mr.. BuchaAan.
LAsoAsrsR, Pa, Feb "a, 1857.
NJ Buchanan VIII not leave here TIL Monday, when he
WIN no escorted by the Lancaster Fencbles and proceed
70 Washington via York An BAltirore
Mr.. Buchanan declines receive vsite after to-day
~ he requires time to arrange his private business.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-23

Tue Scanlsr litvEA.-Tb" bids of
mortality IN the eastern cities still
report an alarming fatality among
cases Of scarlet fever. In Roston 40
andao deaths weekly have "tcurred
by this disease for months past. The
epideinic is wide spread in al! the
principal cities. Indeed, for some
years lis annual recurrence ut this
season has baiiied the skill of the
medical profession. and this winter Il,
seems 10 have reached is climax-
Three and even more children some
times fall victims to the scourgc in a
single family. and instances are not
rare oi IFS communicated TO adults.
And not only is the fatality occasioned
by ihi. fearful disease most distressing,
but even when the unfortunate suffer
or escapes with his life he is frequently
left blind or deaf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-23
LOCAL. ITEMS.


davenport Merchants In Council
On Wednesday evening very large
assembly composed Of the merchants OF
this city convened in Mr. Orr's room,
over Close & Co's, for the purpose Of
taking the initiatory steps to tho form
ing q permanent Board Of Trade.
Mr. viellc was called to the chair, on
taxing which he briefly addressed the as
ssmbly, setting forth tho necessity Of
inatituting an organization Of this char
acser. MIR Sickles OF the firm Of T. Close
4 Co was appointed Secretary
On motion Of +. Ryan Esq the edit
ors OF the different newspapers. present,
were invited to act 40 assistants ccretaries
Tho meeting WAS addressed byMessrs.
II. II. Smith, Eli Adams, f. Ryan, j. NJ.
ID. Burrows. Edwin Smith, !. c. Wash
burn and others.
On motion the Secretary read com
munication from J. p. Goats, who had
previously bsen connected with the
Chamber OF Commerce Of tho city of
Cincinnati, briefly stating bis ideas. in
regard to such institutions, and tender
ing his CO. operation in the work should
II be required.
On motion Mr.. Burrows submitted a
copy OF the Constitution By Avs Of the
Chicago Board Of Trade, which was
read.
On motion OF Mr.. Smith committee
Of five wss appointed to draft a Copsu-
luton and Bylaws, and to report the
same at subsequent meeting.
On motion the Res. was amended in.
creasiue the number Of the committee t,
seven.
The following appointments were made
by the chair; James Dalzell, Henry II.
Smith, +. RYAN, Edward Alden, Edwin
Smith. p Coates and j NJ u. Burrows.
On motion OF p. s. Brooks. the chair
appointed tho following gentlemen TO
procure and act Of Incorporation from
the Legislation now in Session; J. NJ. ID
Burrows, $ q Dawson, r Close.
A vote Of thanks to Mr. Orr, for his
and generosity in rendering the |
Assembly the use Of his rooms was ia /
ken. after which tho meeting adjourned. I
This is undoubtedly but go 81 begin /
ming in the carrying out Of a work which
IS to be OF vital importance to our mer-
chants. particularly those engaged in the .
business, and We feel assured
that their endeavora in this behalf viii
be crowned with abundant success.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-23
II q ~ e 8
COMMERCIAL CO IL EGE

SauInFAsr CORNER WASHINGTON AyENUT THIRD 81
STIOUlS, Mo.
Ineof pors,ed b. the e. neral Assembly, jam
l ars twenty fourth. 1913, with full authority
''Ifo grant diplomas. award degrees, confer honors
AMI eSvroie III and snr,.lsr tn arvi Is e"H,mcn
~ numerical legr~. authorized by Law, Ia other
ST. Charter. See ,
FIJI course Of instruction, in this Institution
,mtfa e D"uflr Entry. Book Keeping, Cemrlrciai
cilcuitt ons, Commercial Law. ani Penmaaslip.
t;tEtit m enter for TIE eunrec separately
and nj :tll. n-t notion ~ impaired iutivda
ally, ana mot II ciassrs and each 'rrattn' ~ y irae
nd II an nader control Of us respective Profess
Nhn aiue j. rfsnon-ihie for tn pSuc-as- of his
yipil..
= Young Cent men Wishing to prepare lheuI-
Ives fnr business pursuits. are respectfully inviti
cali during bu,inss hours, and examii,e Tie mol,
9: impartng Instruction, III profcs- Of The pupils
and 10. >rr.ftr facilities cyts'fd to ttosr 'esiralis
Il oslityius the,nsevrs tr the practical duties y
tn coniini'-l"u.t.. Personsl ref ING" given T.
above two hundred AMI tif,y t2Tal praetai accoun.
tans, now ia chirs" of books IN this Oily, nj ~
Whom Aiv" cauidat- thc,r business eiucatin IL
this INSTITUTION.
\. Is. For circulars, cntainlnE mo rinH tip'
r rafd 10 terms. Tie eeuls. 81 instruction., AMI
tust.ss connected with the abovt, can cal at ~
H. East cog.''r u Wa shir gttn avetaa an. 3r
s.re,' adartss, 'hi'
JONATHAN JONES. St rout.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-23
LAMPS.
sDpartNcsSs,ip.
Trustees sale.

h}lEnEAS, IN the twenty 4 bdav O' Au1n.,
W ID. $50 Frank Sheset. a ~ i Il unto
u uhd sisn =, u. bert f. CT gdan I 1istrs.
d ed or isut eyin: nnio ssi.i Trrs N i rem
5 AMI iro, eiiy 81 std in IaNeiIH ut cl,it-
~. ana n All uc II 10 Irrst e.crl', II Il. -
ceri IA pi - prot or ISt,fl Id yng : beng IN
bio npnitrf iNty N O., H. tt-ri II pss.n-
p r. comm ntinl y point Oh Iowa 81 ,rniv-
FL Ut GA fs,t from the s9ai W. 81 sriYr ssiI
- pumber SHY hinr (ti) fuIT.nl. nl,n NJ r,h
Nv 'ts-.ouf ct long Iowa stsec, IA ir .ss, ssie,
~ lr- as Il. t-'t. theDc. SOUL q SCI here
~e>' {" fr iia.c OF ne. intnr,fs.- her at all the
ris..t 81 nt interest srtl Si r. .s.i IN sad
prem ald II boiling sfd n.tr6s. Oh MS ii the
saIns; all the ems Is. machinery fnols. i nltur- q
isiutes snd sock ia isaie ara aIott ;ha same.
ami which >a.a Z tdsf rust ~ss mad iyihs sAia
SIN rwdod Tor The purpose % ;, tn i. y.nt Il
renn noie sifa nii Agr here nj nIair
ami S gi. q hy sad sh .Hn'a ~ fts"r q "a Imam &
Powc .. t,r lie an & forr.un,.ita ~ t.ty dol.
lars, beariag m ,s,e with s,,l -..t trust,
aa psyat4- the 4',h day Of ust Ter H. u X. .ii-
sIifs.
e To pa san. ~ii.n ~. hecar,n A. AMI
rayab.- I tn umersis,ed rtufte III aar " 10
rely give p,llc roica j a b, sirt. II H.. row.
IN me ve- ~ ~ sri. D-ei,f AZ. viii. IN
dnr>;sy IT, cay ~ y, b vary Mat II 'hcsi In
~ f,:en ,ii II list drN ~ a. II r ale nj
public sne l0H n court Houe .ieo- N az city Of
nav rpor, all thu iighi, title and iui rest winch
sid Shcfw OIL. al III time Of 'naaing sad deed OF
trust had II. said prsmsts AID property, or murh
ther OF Is may BE- sufficient 70 satisfy sail hote and
interest tos III with the sts and exp II said
sale this notice, and Trustees fees upon the
oape;ol Of sail sale d. will b. given n scc,r-
/ dance with the s:lrua'nn> Of said u 81 ~ Tsssa.
i0RkEr d. CONGDON. Trustee.
b.td D.setplr;. January - ls6s. IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-23

Bunynp 10 DrArH.-T The Syracuse
Journal saws that little child four
years old, son Of George Raynor who
resides near that city. broke bottle
OF Compton on Thursday, ana spilled
the coutents on his clothes. Being
near the stove at the time. his clothes
caught fire, and before they cou'l be
put out he was so badly burned that
he died soon after.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-23

BunRows. PRErrYMAy K DAlzEIL.
- lhe mrrcaniie reputation or ths trm
renters II unnec,' sary for Us 10 remind the
ciiIzere Of Scott couaty, ihi' FOR fairness
OF dealing, uniformity Of prices, and excel.
ienee OF S ocs they are unsurpassed by any
bushes. h use Of this city. They are old
ci'iAens, have grown up with The Siaca. an.
may have Gc.Ic a. much. il 10. more, 10
build up he agricultural interest Of The
county, as any other lei. rsen in ;h, vicini.
". Their names alone ale the synouim Of
soundness, ihtegf''y AMI honorable dealieg
- assurances which are nine Of wealth
and gnaran'ee Of permanent success 10
any house when once ascertaintd and estah.
iishea il any county. Their names ara 4
household word throughout he STATE. aid
'he firm is the crownin; pearl Ia Tie grand
Diadem Of Commercial enterprise ~ d pros
peri'y il this City
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-23
/ LElDlD SPECIAL NOTICES.


lapsssass - vsnales-Dv. Chessoss's
Plls.-TAs coubastious Of insreen,s IN thess Piiis
70 The result Of long and extensive practice. They
ere d N thssr opsr alton. and certain In correctns
~ tsrssuisrtles painful menstrSa,Dn removing all
sbssructisns whether from cold or oihsrvise head
ache main in thu side palptstion Of the hear, ssurb
ed sleep. which arise from interruption Of nature -
they can be successfully use preventive. Ts~se
rails should never be taken In pregnancy, - they
wss,d SCR. 70 cause miscarriage. warrsnted pure
yvsessabe, snA free FROM anything injurious 10 life
Of health Expci, direction. which should BE- read
accompany each box Price 81 Pr SALE BY the
Druggists in Davenport, ssd uims. q Clppsnser,
Rsck Island sent By mali by inclosins u to DR. Cor
asaius l. Chsesemsn, No. 10: Broadway. New York
Ue3o-dswim)
Dslaey's Magical Pain Esiracsor.-The great.
aud principal character VI DALLFi'S AAGIC-'
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR Consist
Let. Of lis never failing aud aud unique prop ny
- soun applied 10 sny external injury TO check w
Summation Instantly, and RAPIDLY TO reduce H. i"s
feature constitutes Its great power =" she'A'e
pain Of burns and scsldl, and Of other p"'n'u
Eases In 50 Incredibly short pace o. YIN az -
VII appear tn frw testimonials hri"uh'" 'n-
aexsi. Evrry Intelligent mind h iu'iN ANa '"'' "
ali ,.ses Of external INJURY L pa IA Is rra-iuc d D.
Inflammation Of the inyut.i PARIS aud lhefcie"h
sou remove the csu,s tb- eG CT nu-t sease
I'd It's purihcatisr properties neh'ralif' 'he p'-
s,u that ma, Turk the system, and WI wen ap-
oiled 10 tha sores, draw rapidly all Impure mater
q, the surface and ejei hence Ii. great dlscnag-
4. produces from sores oeeasoted By burns-Snn
when applied old alt inveiesaie sores SAT- hhsni
Of other cutsnsous diseases.
Zach hex Of genuine Dallcys Pam kx'rsctot has |
upou IL . S,sfi Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
,ure,otc v CLICKESER * CO. proprietor, and |
HHS,y uALLY. msnufsetureI. AL others az |
canp,.,f IL Price 90 cents pr box.
- .u., should be addressed L. Z. tA's-
..,rh a., al c,rclay street. New York.
xliuy ali y, ,veists. and Mriien"dcsirr' through
Ut the United strt"s NF-o-'''"N"'
Nm. A. hut. he lor's Hair Dye.-N" burning
bli,,ertng compound could ever Lave attained me
unIverssl favor accorded to this Dye. III original
never falling fsvo,ite Nature /, not more tue l"
herself than the brown raok p-oduc' ~ u f''
,,r.t sr.yest OF mos, fvwzy hatr by H. Mad hiin
Sold or applied at Bachelors WIZ faci"N ph "'nr
private rosmsl 283 Brosdwsy. New Yeik. "ni \
Bachelor Is IN The box OF sl Senuiue "t"rs arr h
tailpus.
For AL. Lv AIvo.i y Van Patien'
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-23
Trenton, n. J. Jan. 90.

W 4 Newell was inauguratcd ..
Governor TODAY. IS
New York, Jan. 10.
Not a single mail has arrived up to
this p. IN. since tho suow storin. sszl
Bark Tedesco. from Cades toe
nostee. went Ashore q Ewatnoet. II
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