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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

ASDA CARD.-rhe undersigned having thtsdsy
associated With him George II. French. Esq /,
IN bis Mn add Lumber business, takes this occason
e prssent Ais acknowledgements te The public fcs
the very liberal and .terne patronage extended 10
him 10 this city. Rapid incvsse Of business andthe
late extensive Improvements made about biz Mills
have ma sed hin 70 tacrease the business and
oeeesi4ee With hin . OPatiennaa W. uul devote ns
q i Sst ~ JnaN \, CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
IOWA STATE DEMOCRATDAvENPORT. IOWA. APRIL 6. 1857

HOugh's Lyceulll.
q. A. HOUGn :. Manager
l. E CL A Il + II ALL /.
MONDAY EVENING, APRILe
win be plesen,ed
WEATHERCOCk.
DANCE MISS DELLA WRIGHT.
OVERTURE ORCHESTRA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
ELECTION NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given II lie qualified II ciors
OF Davenport Tow hsiip ;bs! the annual el'ciion
for Townshp Officers will be holden at The Court
House Ia th- CITY of Ds, export IN Sail Township On
Monday thu 9Th day Of April nslf.-;he same tim
and plste OF holding she County kicSimn-to Al Ia
folio wing offices, Ia wit:
Thue Trustees Clert: one Jnst,c" OF III Peace;
two stables, and eleven SUPERVISORS % Road Dis
fficts.
Given under n,y hand nj DAvenpor; this iS day
Of March A. D. 1857.
Mch30ilw d. EA6Ei, Twnshlp Clerk
Dissolution NOtice.-Ncw + Inn.
vTNHF (O-PARTNERsRlP heretofore cxisting b. :
i tween the under AHMED. under the arm " Ryan
and Eary Is dissolv, his day 10y mutuA! conc mt
The busine: viii be eon.'nGsd at the OIL stand,
cerner Front ard Main streets, by 4 Graham and
J n. Ear Y, IN. the IN Of Graham Early, who
will pay all debts iu1 FROM aud receive all mone,
.iue to the arm Of RYAN < Esllr.
Davenport, Ann is', 1857
J ! RYtN.
AprSd. J. w. EARLY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

Vote the entire Township Ticket, al
are good men and true.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
FRAUD: FORGERY:.

Gazette 7rickerg and Repotl'co"
.Swindiiu9.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
BOOKS.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

BOOKS AND STATIONERY
COLUMN OF
"TgSE IOWA hook Il OOhs,"
NO NJ BRADY STREET. nooas NORTH or
Tho Po0t od1CCp
D.1v.E.TPORT. 1OVt:1.
EsfdIiishsd ia 1859.
Ell AOAMS, PROPRIETOR.
~Rat ADV ertisement. below
WALL PAPER!
Borders and Cartain Papers.
V1Bg Subscriber having Appropriated ample 1o'm
i IN his new Brick sore Z, the Payer usnG'nEs
Trade Ia, now opened larse Spring Stock recently
received OF over
TEN THOUSAND ROLLS
Of wall paper AMI Bord~rs; comprising mere than
thI,., luirdr.d different pattern and suitable ioi
ra,Is.s. II ais Pptlic Rooms, BED Rooms, Ac and
aiaptcd e. all tastes and 81 all prices Particular
attention Is invited to the new -,yiss! Enssh Pa
par- imported expressly fer our sales, ana 10 tnf
rider.
& ood W ali Pap II IN OIL, Zoe 70 loo Ter Roll
katta Cnlrs, ~ 10 !oc
Stained rs 10 Csc "
Gill; Splendid style, 20 to2W =
Ror,icrs 1heap Y. ltel and c,n Velvet, Green an.
/ Niue Cur, AIN Papers. Wide and Gisred. Remnant
! of Psl~r Ia lot. for small rooms why CuEAr,
The Io,ca Book Rooms,
tr,lth; ~ Ell ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

Splendid Farm far oale. i
YNDIS farn contaiss TO aesss, ~ snAag eulstt
i tion-100 acres supsRiss timber - Sv~nh
out.houses and ope barn, beoutjfIl eSsooD u ~
az. sssss tnas ssvss iasls. - ~ ssseesa ~
TEsss = sssy. tAss err w. ~ Da1asas I,
farm nay = nsds y ~ ~ Ssens9 v1E2:ess
Apply 70 3. q eA0o(
10 Acres UDluprove1 LAD
10R 001Os
TAt y bsausieA ~, bsono y - a. ma.
only u miIes fren ~ ~ - 49, hon
CtaiPe. Prise seonoooo1o - oDSoDo oo0. Apoay
Also 10 acres lssusifsi issl = saaA - q ~
rosd. ~ miles Aco ~ ilalte. Sssas ~.
tnasdiasssy % Dspss. M - 49, y dvsa d I
chaaee sss art rate 0ssso. Daoy, = sSDssies .
watch and riogtnO. Ap01y to
uOuS1o and Iets ~ ~, Aaa1sGu1ly ssisateA
II dt0hsens Dosls = ~ ci0. 49, - NJ " Z
ton's addisioa % ~ bovsG6sss, ~ - VIZ
sra ~ tIne - su1e l1ssAee6gA .. 9. 1Apo
CHI
h. - : . Sssss1iss . c.
D1aina0 = 1eDles. oos1HeA oash = y1ne1s.
tehs DlDasqse = seesa0n4n0 - - ~ No.
1ssa5Sss al1os : y1as1
Le11ea poster ~ oeoeo1 ~
u: = ID Ill I; { H;S'|:lihs.
s.rA.k, ~'ssS~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

Vots Early, and Vote the Entire
Democratic Ticket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

aud have every reason 10 bsli",e ihs A,ticIe nos
.n.r for sal. h sup~r1r IN every peti - anything
heretofore offered Tor the same purps-e thercf,te
oder 10 ihs l. AIDES particularly, this m. 4 U.s. :
fui piece 81 1.abor-savlng 1Achin ~. naktr nov
thai justly dreaded washing day scason Of pleasant
aud sgr--ab.e Employment
First III Il superior 70 he stationary re
tcuui of Its a,c,-s by lowering the reel {, the
head az IN, operator through simple AID asy pro-
S. thus JoinG away with the necessity of ladders
or platforms 70 reach tie ines.
Second Its superiority - Woodward ps lent con.
-ists Ia thu with which Il II rA,sei snd lev red,
and u. p r. frecd an from cb.tvuction By end
icfand IL IL next Ia Impossible 70 diarrsngc the
machinery - To render useless.
la eonclu-ion ! wouh say n NaRHja6farefs and
Ded,crs In Pdfsn! Right, generally. that they will
gscrriy HID an article thai Is bound 10 into 30
atnerai re-. and wkere small capital Is requisite
10 ergAge IN the man rficturr sale ss the above
named u,scli0e
Town add County tights Tor sac in Iowa wiscon-
in and luinuis reasonable terms.
All orders Ter nashin must be address ed 70 l.. D.
Waterman, Le Cisire House, Davenport, Iows. Per-
q rs vi hing 10 ,he machine can do o by calling
ii the lie Cisire II las". Davenport. ap1f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
FRESH .aRRII:sL,

ID ECElVED this day large lot OF Victor ani Mer
II u Co Stoves for 4 al Or Wood We are h p
~ 70 announce that We now we'll stock d with
these celebrated Stoves for which tn re has b~eg
much inaufiy for . few wei Ks. We rtady 10
gG,i antes the to he FAR SUPERIOR to any Stoves
ever oa"fei la this market, and can n AbIn-
dance q rrf.renc 10 that elect.
SMITH x KENINGToS
~ s'is use furnishing Ware R,vDs. Sign II the
b's Tea Kettle, Se7osd Street. Ayr dts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
Dissolution NOtice.-New + i'm.

II. W. Morris, .1srcftOsssess'.
Household Furniture, Beds.
Mattresses, BEDDING, &C.,
AT Az OTIoN.
Tsareday next, April oh, At 10 o'clo"k, N.
VIE subscriber wishing 10 leave this tiiy. will o.
fer nj Au ton a. hi, resi- ience thr north size
Of Eighth street, be' W-.tsrn Avenrc and Gaines
streets al his Household FuInitu-e. consisting In
par. Of one Mahogany sofa, Marb. Top Burtsu,
Wash Stsni, Mahogany french Beistesd, Hal. and
Other N IT. asscs Imperial Ingram And o;her Car
p-ts OIL Paintings la Gilt Frsm... Pea h.r Rc,is
Bedln,, Chairs. Tables, Cookery, Glass, Iron.
Wool and other War;. sri'abie for general house.
ka-png. and many 0 her articles too numerous 10
mention.
Sale positive, aud Tor tash viii comm .nce precise
Is the time mentioned above with the Cch.n Rur-
n,iure: apr dts &c. L0NGcOPE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
REAL ESTATE.
CITY AND So BU RDl
PROPERTY
UPPER DAVENPORT.

! s0braoinS Lots suitsbe for every purpose. vheefN
business. letiremeut Amidss sp,snlid srxnerv or =
for opn at resideoces y III te prcssnted tor sale
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

Robert M0c0irc.
IL conclude with
Hl..1.S.kS .a.V'D PRIZES,
Ailnis-i lou 10 PafQne,te 80 cents. To the Ga lery
z5cent. No half VI ice 10 t:siiety Ohil II. n undrr
1. yea, - aesompsn by thar parent. 70 cents
TO PRQurt!e'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
.NNT1CE.

I'ha regular quarterly meeting OF the members Of
i the Reard ofTrsde viii be held IT The Rooms Of
tbs Bard entrance ~ Brady street on the evening
OF Monday, April 9th, al O'Clock. Full attendance
~ Members Is requested as action will he taken
subjects Of interest.
Apr. O. d.. p. COATES S.c'e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

DpON SALE "A brick Dwelling h Use, good
vii and cissern, conveniently -iiua'ed 10
The sibess part Of the city. RaQuirs y tn odce
Of the State Iemccrat. tmcAl6dsf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
Fer Sale or Lease,

THOUR LOTS situated 81 and Scott street, H.
+ particular enquire OF CoRBIN ; Dow.
(augi6d;O JAMES NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

Davenport March SIS, 1857
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
CITY LAWS |!

Thc fora Book Rooms,
Ne. 36 Draiy VI. mar The Post Nfti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
atw Abutrtistmfnts.

CIHCl LATINO lBBR AIRY
And News Depot, opposite the leClsire House NV
York. Chicago. and Cincinnati Dsi!ies received ev-
ryday. 5. II. STARR, Agelt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

49, MONEY I'd LOAN. long snd short tune.
(jsl7d,T 0ACKlAn CORBIN
nDOAMANOaE LAND OJ-This Company
Is now really 10 sell loss In is Addition
10 the town II Csuanche. Il offers o; the
most desirable busneee AMI residence lots atout this
uOu, ishing toxn. Auy Information Concerning the
ssne can b obtained BY calling w GEO u. PAR
EE8, ESQ, No. 10 Ort's Block.
febl7dti CAAAHCHE LAND CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06
NEW CA RIP FITS.
JUST RECEIVED

P.s W. hall coLiiLu- TO be op-uing NEW
CARPETS, and shall present u our Old custom RS
the BEsI sTOCk We have ever Il RID IN Davenport
,nd shall make it the IsTsRrsr Of the public 10 Puy
II US, insiead'Cf going East
spril9dt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-06

N WOLF, Practical Gard nes, essrs his teryte 6
/, In lsy ~ out asvunds, taking charge oitarceLd
stc Orders directed 70 ~ Of NJ. har dinet Store,
eornef q oecosd and 4assison sessctsa u o ~
dvelljna. - ere NJ 0enasn's eAW nuis secsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

= -. ard that although he was wilfiag
S Is q ~ ts rscnaSy could to aid both these %eo
sss So' 9b mn !, wac ali Of sudden discovered that
tseN' Inc" av",s, large houses unoccuped 10 town,
tsere Hs'e 's srSId be made comfortable. Two OF
sese boose. now occupied By the G'o 's si
c Gs's aaa c sid cs %sSS a1d 's:
Sshe s..tor cared for than they had been for long
,; r tsfore-so they themselves say The oince1'
nd sailors oven of the Saratoga express grea. SUI
nstby for these misguided and 10 great many ~
tft,rces deceived men. and have furnisneu '"'"'
clothing from tleir own wardrobos A. .,.,.it
There are ali manner OF stories about the , acrsw
across this Is.hmus, but there is e'aeh, nt trst
1oose somewhere. Harris, II soe h,r in the Sac
Webster, though he did inGoIse Of Webster and
T".si f;cs and Costa Rca is rot inclined 70 put
Faith in eitbor party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

BY the arrival OF the steamer Valparaiso at Panama
On the 2lst July, VIC gather few items Of interest;
The special convention between England, France
and Peru guar anteeing the sovereignty of the guano
islands 70 the latter, ratified in Lima the 9th
Of June. This treaty guarantees the exemption Of the
Islands and the guano revenues from the chances Of
revolution.
There has been fight near Arequpa between
Gvancc's forces and those Of Castillo. Both parties
claim the victory.
Al attempt az revolution at Caliao among the troops
had been made, and matters look stormy again.
In Chill considerable excitement had been caused
by an attempt 10 enact an amnesty for all political
efenses since lSjl-the had not, but it was
believed would pass. The consPirstors had been con-
demned, but the expectation was that the Govern.
nsnt would commute the sentence Of death. Adecree
OpsrDg the cOastng trade to foreign flags was passed
On the 18th o. June.
In Bolivia the election had terminated for the Gov
errment
Gusno freights for American ships are very
low, veeses having lately been taken up at SIS per
fun,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
THE CENTRAL PARK.

ride over so mach Of the great Central Park as is
u present accessible by horse and carriage dscloses
fewer matters Of interest than would be naturally ex.
Pee'ee py one who has not tried that vchicular expert
men'' II row looks as unlike what it will no doubt
eVen.usy become, the finest public park in America,
d tamarse swamp lis unlike well cultivated garden.
Itse o. the natural face of the country has been dis
turbec By the hands Of Specializing culiv.or,; the
bills are ungrsded. the valleys are no, led M and IL
ne trees have as yet been planted, at least few have
been destroyed and there is much of expe use saved
IN the future ornamentstiOn. An eye accu..omsd 70
Che rich bottom lands" and the fertile prairie, ~
The Grea. west, wosld look upon much Of the ground
Composing the Central Park with glance in which
more Of contempt than admiration would be mingled
ana IN fact, the huge masses Of rock, so common In
zoe Couites Of Eew.York and westchester, to saw
S''n's o. Others, which here poke their huge, hard
n soovs me surface in % many places, would nc,
::'Psrue1iaa1 aavitag 10 the farmer, although tho
ssocscaps easdssse may look upon them With much
e''ssnv saith CITY Of Ksw.Yo,k. for.aas.sly,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

TIE LAwToN BIAoHDERRY.-We received . few
days since invitation from Mr. Geo Seymour South
Norwak Conn.,, to visit his nursery ard view severa.
in bearing We arrived on the ground about 10
a. M. in company with number Of laces and gentle
men, who Immediately begsn to insinuate themselves
among the bushes which etanding very thickly,
and oil well laden with fruit. Astonishment seized the
party and while viewing the gorgeous display, we for
a time forgot to taste the tempting berries.
! The bushes had occupied this field for
two years, and were well supplied with
side shoots several inches in length. all loaded
with berries in every stage, from the smallest green
to the largest ripe blackberry and they 'rere black
berries Those wonderful Denies produced on the
mountain or by the old stone wall on the homestead
farm which possessed fne favor in our youthful
days. lost all the delciousness ascrbed 10 them by
lingering memory when we had tasted few of tue
fully ripe Lawtops Shall we say how msuy bushels
az fbe fruit are taken from acre We dare not.
We had with several horticulturists who are
gagged in supplying New-Yoik with fine fruits. They
counted the berries several bushes measured them
| IN baskets, ard they were so astonisbed at the
amount which it might be possible to grow on
an acre. that they dared rot repeat il to the uant;aed
IN the wonders Of fruit-growing. We had learned
from circulars that from four to eight quarts were pro.
duced by single canes and that from 800 TO 900 ripe
berries were to be counted cane Of average size
we found one cane having over 1000 Sent tn the
city in quart boxes they bring 30 cents at Wholesale
Raspberry baskets filed with these berries sell for 10
cent? and the retailers get whs.ever they choose to
ask. Judging from the present demand, We believe
200 acres may be planted to this blackberry. and the
whole results being sent to New-York market. they
would fail of being plentiful enough to be within
roach of all. In fact we do not believe the mNket
can well be overstocked.
Be.ide our host there are number Of gentlemen On
gnged in the culture of this wonderful berry. On the
grounds Of Mr.. Beard we cav the effects Of the beet
culture, for although large quantities had already beer
taken from the bushes. they eeemed to be laden With
precious burden At New. Rochelle reei9es NJ. Sea-
cor to whom the world is Indebted for having first
discovered and trsnsplanted the bushes; Mr. Lswtou
sft4r when the fruit was named BY the Farmer
Club, Msssrs Carpenter, Roosevelt and others, also
reside there and send limited quantities Of fruit to the
city. Before leaving Mr. Seynour's grounds We wers
shown 100 hills Of the famed "Thornless" blackberry
the came ago With the enormous beries W had bsea
looking at. The fruit was Of less sas thsa The c~n-
noa blackberry. and the busasa fGl Of thsS. ",
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

FousD DRownED.-The body Of an unknown man
was found on the beach al Rockswsy on Tuesday
last Coroner Nichols who held the inquest, fur.
nishes the following paiculars feet high, stout
built, from 25 to 80 years Of age, dressed in black
cl,th dress coat, linen shirt, naked I. p. on one
fpger was ring, marked +. p 1852; also, two gold
tanning small Gum Of money aso, receipt from 5.
b. Vsn AuIverp, dentist, to Edward Pechin for set
Of teeth for his wife, dated July IS, is5. The body
was ceeently inferred by Coroner Nichols, from whom
further pArticulars may be obtained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
(Air-tasuoall

BURsFrT's CocoAINs - For sre 'eEvtns snA
bcsutifyt1s 1T. raj. eedans dsrt and glossy IsN
CoooAikk o6.. IN cid Grn large presoton OF atoeet
id Cooo.Iu, o. prepared expressly fer 'ai' purpose Ne
ether conf ourd possesses tie tecsU tropers which 20
exactly he various # the human hair hs0
eu the hair when had end di soo,6s' the irtsed scalp
.sin ssort. the riches, us:;o; rem 'ns longest IN enc
AID Il /. the be. and cheapest hair dr-sns In the word
PREPARED ony b. JosrPH BcsSrrr Co. Boston toF sale
by HEeEMS CLARK Co.. and b. druu i't' setersJ hiJ
=. Z, for half pint bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

IAuVtNHtnlcut.I
Dr. r. GOODALES Office, No. 3S5 Broadway is
disase CATARRH.
Long and patient Investigation into the location and
symptoms OF this disease and many years experience In the
tes directed him TO areedy which has proved
positive and radical and his uniform success with the
warrants him In saving that his remedies
and tr, s,me mt arc n eRectuai and speedy cure.
Office hours, 9 O. Ia. till p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

Man Doc ~ WALL sTREEr.-A mad dog ran
down Wall street just about neon yesterday and pro-
duced terrible panic among the brokers. One wemas
On the side yak narrowly escaped being bitten. A
crowd followed him, but at very respectable distance,
hooting and yelling. A Metropolitan Policeman dis
matched him with his club.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

murdsrcrs ARRAY occurred st HOPE, N. j.. -
Friday last, between two ciiiTeps ore OF whom ves
bsciy shot. The Ger were JONI Lambert, terect,
ard HVretio G.. Searies landlord. 6eahes bsc "a -
nifty against Lambert for bsvng been q witness
sgsinst him il suit With another tensat, and mad
an attack upon him in ors Of tho hotsk. Sevor4
blovs were struck, ard the parties were sepsfsted.
Lambert managed TO get oct soon after. eed started
for rome tcnly short dstapce bn. was shortly E4
lowed by Scahes, who, Wheeling his opportunity a.
Lambert came TO the door 70 60 out to his work eet
ppon bin again with the evident intention Ct kiIlsg
him lie struck him a severe blow the head wieG
large store which feIled him 10 the ground snd tsA
was about u rush on him, when lie preyssted ey
the neighbour. Lambert was dragged TITO the hosse
BY bis wife. lie then seized loaded que which stoed
in the room, ard a. Searies came 10 the door sho<
hun; the shot taking effect In the feshy part Of tAe
thigh A physiciaa was Immediately called In. whs
prcbe6 the wound bar unable 10 extract the shse
Sesrles Is badly wounded. Nothing was dcns NJ
Lambert public opinion being In ht favor. and may
rgrets were expressed thst the shot had moi takea
halter effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
fAiyprtiAenenSl

"FREpRICKs.s TEMPLE OF ART"-Nos SIS
and SGT Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel
V.LLoryFEs superior to snv made in this city.
PgoTocRsPss In OH Pastel and Aouerelo BY FssoscGSs
corps Of Psrsian artists
Proroc APIS In India LEX. Partisan style.
DIsvxsR gsrYrgs aud AMBRoryrrs 10 eolora
GALLERY cpeu from 10 10 sad fRSE to the inspc
ton Of the pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14
advert cement.
SARATOGA EMPRE SPRING WATER--It is gen.

Grail, BY Gil who used the RNPiRE WArrs that
medical uses Il 10 the bes. mineral wseer
r use The HNpiRE WATER be had s the drug storrs
hotels. and at oar southern depot, No IS B1clsyss New
York Also circular. svas the snAysi: directions for u
ctri6cat of number Of emiIont physcians &c Be
and csi for the EMPIRE WArs, and circn,s.
q. W. WESTON Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

Or Wednesday the remains of Mr.. Bsrthe,emi Z.
De Rochsfort. which were brought titber frcm aavre
by the smshp Fulton on be, last trip, were inferred
with the appropriate ceremonies a the Romsh Church
The body was then taken TO the Roman Catholic
Cemetery at Flatbush, L. I. Mr. De Rochefort w.s
formerly merchant Of Eew.York, and in May las.
len this city for The purpose Of t:ansacng bus;ress in
France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

FArAI CASE OF Srs-srRoxs-John Smith, slabcrer,
while at work in leather so-s in Spruce street,
Geld. On Tuesday afternoon, was overpowered by the
extreme heat OF the sun. and conveyed 70 the New.
York Hospital very much pros.-ated. he continued
to grow worse and expired hours after his sdmis-
zion An inlusst VIII BE held today
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-14

TIE GREAT EAsTTRs.-We learn from source
which we suppose may be relied upon, that tie Direct
o,s Of the Company owing Us ship, are proposing
ia reduce tie price Of tours: tickets fom 100 to
go end intend also 10 issue tickets or this side Of
tee Atlantic 70, European tip TIE route for tour
iss il this oouhIy viii be such &c embrace every
thing worthy Of attention between Portland and
Chicago, WashiI gton AID Qaeteo.
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NEW.JE'RSEY II,EJLG.

PARADE.-The Highland Guard, Of Hoboken, were
ont Yesterday upon their seventh annual parade
They witt. ana marched through a nuu,ber Of the
streets CT Nev-York, and upon their return were
reviewed by Col. Alexander Staler, On the square
near the ferry. In the evening they psrtook Of q
dinner at Odd Fellows Hall, and altogether had Q
very pleasant time.
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DR.. s. s. FrTcH's Is SIX LEcIukEs, ~
yhich be cures oosWxPrros. ATsSA Trn.rvs ~
HxAar, TxaoAI, sromAcs. DorsL" - s.st S1 .ss -
possaes psspaid los 20 cents. APFy To-. uv
80 .sh.~ = dhioses ea1sis, ntasSssek -
s,ss.Ssss n .sSs sSsss 6S0 Ns1YsA. saA ~ eAYA-
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To u, Editor Of TIE n. y. T'Svae.
Srs: A report Of certain proceedings at the Tomb.,
in which we were implicated, having appeared n
several daily papers, and our commercial and
social standing being affected thereby, We would
beg 70 state thst we are fully prepared and able 10
refu,e the raicous charges preferred against us, a.
will appear when the case is presented to the proper
tribunal.
Hopinp YOU will not refuse the favor of inserting
this notice in your peAt issue,
We remain very respectfully
Your obedent sarvants
LEGOUPLL JOSUEZ Co.
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yrcIors DoG.-A man named John Ruman, resid.
pe in Powers street. wss arrested yesterday on COM
plant Of Sergeant Guyon for GLOWING vicious dog
20 run at large unmuzzled. Accused was fined s. by
.Ju.tics Fe.ks