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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04
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The Dreadful Sale Of = skirt.

ny ONE OF GO.
Dearly aod devotedly did The learned
and popular Doctor Fliegenblsje, Of
Dresden, love his wife. IL hIs eyes, DO
.tep 20 light, no cheek 90 pure, ~ eyes
90 radiant ~ hers. 10 the eyes Of ell
the hsbirues OF the promenade OF Dres-
den, 20 csrr,sge 90 graceful, no taste so
exquisite, no skirt 90 ample. Broad,
b 'wever, - wss the eXp.Oded aounce oil
Madame F~l,egenblsde, the fond husband
determined to appeal to bis srs 10 chem
,.,ry, to make her the %sutject OF a hope.
!ess and u~osttsinsble envy. Directing
Der, one day, before going out, TO expcI
from her skiets tho sir w,th which her
faithful maid hsd just been filing them,
be infused within y subtle vapor, which
not only sptesd them twe6ty tive per
cent be,oud their ordinary circle, but
which, BY their upward pressure upon
lifted her gently from the pAvem ent, ant,
but Tor y loaded sWtchel watch he Obliged
her To carry in her hand, and u heavy
metal belt, v uld have raised her ligh,
brown CATERS, and the litle feet insIde
Of them, entirely RON The ground. Ma
dame F~liegenblAde wac, indeed. the envy
Of all tbs fair dAns-ls aoi dsmes OF
Dresdeo, and many u beauty went peev-
l-hiy TO bed, alter VAIN endesvors to n
val the smooth mpl,tuje Of her s'lken
fence. Despite Of oil & 10 envy, however,
plsc,d.y Mad.meFi ,egentl .dr went daily
forth, relying tras,fu,ly upon her loaded
b, IL, and hol ling faithfully upon her
heavy bag. But, AIS! alas who dan
toreseo every danger. Ia an uulucky
mUmest, Madame Flieeentlt ado w.,
seized with y sudden iaihtnrss. while
walking along q tasorise promenade, IL
tho CIV rOns Of the e. 20. She wns borne
INTO II store, her ssichel was placed upon
The counter, Rnt the k,ni ladies' who
surrounded her, inside haste TO relieve
her VI her belt. Su.l, che rem IN
suimAte, w%herrupOn they bore her 10 the
opeu air, and. -,t',ng her upon u char,
eIOoj VIDE apart ia give her M olpor-
tun,ty to resp,re. When, Ill Ifuux it.
self irom The chair, tn. mass Of -,lx
grsdu ,liy rose, snd, before the epectA
tors coul r.cov T frow their eurpr,-e, II
VA beyond their reach. slowly Il pur
eued 'ts upw ,rd way, the Ill lated Lady
rrpo-ing IN the cenu. Of the rising 81 ,ui
Of l,~n, Us peacefully rs I'll .h submit
ted IL bis ir:nsl .tlen. The dis'r .cted
CHI. mist arrived upon the grouni just ~
time to see her disappear entrcly from
eight.
There may now be seen. daily, on that
pet, 10 Dresden, ~extell, NJ the hour uf
tive in the afternoon, strange. moody
looking nah, who, with rspt look. aud
vacant stare. g,sHs ut the heavens for an
hour, ss II he expec Ell his Lost darling
to return; aud then, folding bis arms
with o heavy sigh. he stalks sorrowfuliy
homo. II is u~.aless, for u.. TO lpecul ue
upon the ~probsble fate OF Madame F.is-
penblaie. Tier husband is expecting her
every day to drop from the clouds INTO
h's arms, where ;e lJ-t her, tut We learn
that Leverrier, the great astronomer of
P.r's, h~s computed her descent TO be
due in 2,l dnys, = hours and % min
utes; and that instsai o. set,l,og At
Dresden, she vii drop 10 the Canary
islAbde.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

New FouNpATtoAs.-To attempt to
map out 90 paper the extent OF the bull
ding operations which are now commeo-
ced and he,pg commenced, would be n
ASK for one omnipreee.t. In passing
through town in any direction there may
be noticed extensive incipient operations
in bull ling which woull not have been
discovered the day before; 90 from day
TO dsy new business h u es, ehnps, AMI
Dwellings are being started, and an uni
ver.ed il the movement that Wills we
make an attempt at . eynopsis, only m
i'll beral sketch Of the great march o:
improvement can be given.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04
OVS About the O.cveeY

We do not expect that every thing hene
fitting TO our Cts will b. done in a minute
We are far from Leieying dat the desire l.
not now general among every class OF our
citizens, to wrc.tlc with obsticirs until thl,
fair City shall stand proudly pre- eminent, a,
IL. Emporium II Iowa. W. know that
every natural advantage il possessed hy US
10 aid IN securing that end. W. ha.e "a ~.
,erior Abundance Of materials for securing II
triumph OF perpetual a~recndency over all
of otr rivals; The only remaining question
COR Us TO settle is wheather We will wake up
TO a Consciousness Of the necessity Of energy
Of action a prompt and immediate employ
meGt Of our resources for securing the rcGui
site improvement. We know our present
advantage, we behold the cluster Of tril
liant e v els whichth hand OF Nature has pla-
ced upon one row aud too nuny ofusare hug
ging the d~eceitful illusion. that Davenport
will become great. aud strong and wealthy.
without the least e~x.rtion on the part Of
the people. This will no, be. Dubuque
has taken alarm at our prospe rity. and size
IS straining every energy in the race for PIE
enlinence.
She has lately Issued ionds to Railroad
Companies for over One Million Of do.lirs
She is wise. even in her apparent eAtrava-
gence. For those Bonds she receive. Rail
road Bonds and stock that will. in some fu-
ture time. be avhilatl. to cancel the indeb-
tedness thus created. Her c~ramIsi up limits
are Icing extended ty a broad aud valu. b
Leeee, now in the process Of construction
that will not cost her dime. as By the
sale OF lots made BY the extension. such eA-
lrnse will lie met. Why shall we not iu.i
tate her wisdom Let us tsgiu ,ioU.-
Let the Ievee lie plated into lots For ouii
ding purposes Let those lots he filled in
At the expense Of the city. and sold from
time to tine TO- meet the cost Of making them
Now is the time To- work. Our neighiors
are in the field. and We must not sleep in
sluggish r.Iose il We would maintain cur
present proud position.
That new block OF brick buildings
on Main street near Front, p~reseats "A very
fine front rs far up n it goes, and US for the
where it is located. it h,ing So mixed up
with the trout, II needs an eastern ext,n-
sion
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

DuKANT Carriage MANurAcToRy.
-Messrs. Atkinson & jenkins, two en-
terprising business men, have opened at
the II Irving town Of Durans, on the NJ.
4 NJ. II. r., a shop for the mauufac.u-
ring Of oil styles Of carriages, buggies,
and wagons, which are bull, 81 the best
material and by workmen who thorough
~ understand the business. To establish
= permanent aud successful business
they will spsre n pains to serve the
public in the most satisfactory manner.
All kinds Of repairing and Jobbine 10
the blsck.mi,bing department will be
neatly and promptly executed. Farmers
tools Of s'l kinds kept for sale. The
agricultural community about that place
will find il TO their interest to p~a,rouize
their establishment. W. wish them a.
sio success their energy and perssve'
rance 90 richly merit.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

PUBLIC NOTICE

Is hereby given, that Geo. L. Davenport,
f. entzer Cook, Louis {. pessaint. john !.
Cook, george h. Sargent. Austin t'orhin,
Robert N. ~Preityman. Charles Leslie. An
tome LeClairt. John II. u. Burrows. James
Grant. John +. Dillon. Hiram Price. John
". Wiley and duncan e. Eldriig,, al scott
County. aud Loring Wheeler. John Cotton.
Thomas +. Buttertieii. Of Clinton County.
have associated themselves together muior
the law, Of Iowa. as tt Body Corporate under
tie nam of the WanbsrIinicon bridge
Company. The principal place Of the tran,
action of the business of said Corporation i,
the CITY Of Davenport, Scott County. Iowa.
The business Of said tomrai Y II 10 iuild a
bridge across the Wauhsepinlcon River. for
the crossing Of persons and property FIR
hire. The amount Of Capital stock Is
Twenty five Thousand Dollars, and i, Ia le
paid as follows. ,iz:-Five per cent at the
time Of subs. riding IL the same. and the la
lance on call from th,Dircctor- in i~nstalmcnts
Of not more than twenty per cent on III.
whole amount and at intervals. of nj least
! one month notice to be gi,en al such call for
two weeks, the last publication being ten
lavs before said call i, due. The saii Cor
p%oration coIntnences ON the 10th day III
! April, 1897, and is created to endure fifty
Years. The affairs of the Company will be
conducted hy IA Board of seven Directors
and n President, chosen from their own
members, a Secretary and Treasurer, and
such other subordinate officers and agents
as may be necessary, and said officers are IL
be elected as f~ollows1
The first Board when Five thousand
Dollars shall lie subscribed, and their sue
e..snrs annually ;hereuf..r
The highest amount Of indebtedness or
liability to which this Company may at any
time subject itself is Fifteen thousand Dol
lars. secured ly the Bonds Of the Company
Private property is exempt FROM the cor
porate debts.
May ., lS51.-d4w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

HARNESS y SADpLERY.-C. J..
Loeue. At he sign Of tho ''big collar"
on Second street, next DIOR east OF
Gouli 4 Steere's carpet house. keeps on
hand, and manufactures to order liar-
nesses, Saddles, Btii'es, &C., in the
style not to be superceeded BY any con-
Germ in the West, and t. those Who de-
sic q 6-st rate article. OF any kind we
would intimate that they would do well
TO call on Losue. Sec Advertisement.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

A young lady in Brooklyn. N. r.
has recently had her leg amputated
midway between the hip and knee in
consequence ofa wound cansed by a
hoop. The hoop was made Of steel
aud in some unaccountable manner a
broken point penetrated to the BONE
The wound becoming in6aned, ampu'
taAiso wAs tAns made Aeeeeonet.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

CoNDESsEp ARGUMENT.--A very
celebrated Scotch divine says: "Ihe
world We inhabit must have had Nm or
igin ; that origin must have been intel.
Ilgcnt that intelligence must have
been ultimate A.; that ultimate power
must have been Supreme !; and that
which always was, and ia, Supreme, we
know by the name of God"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

MoRE SPIRIru ALIsTs. Much excite
rnent exists at huntsville, Hart county,
Illinois, on account of the seduction OF
Miss Elizabeth Jones, a young lady o!
that place, and her subsequent death
by attempted abortion. She was rui.
ned by a spiritualist, in whose family
she resided, and who pretended to pre-
scribe for her bv direction Of the spir
its. The seducer has fled.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

Those Wishing to purchase desirable
locations for residences, rent bou'ee.
Ian money. or have any business Of thi.
nature transacted, will 6ad It an Object
I, call 90 |. P. Cote., Commercial Build
in,s
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ssvl. s.xOPERTr

" y 81 Lao bly 400, 81 is / ront y anne IL 'nse
5 hoasne. L b sui " y, III Lot ,, ~ 4 % Amr
u y 9 o 10, IA . = 10 a.". . .uistte't-
lot 5 tio~k % - feet fout Bsick II use . rooms.
10 . 7 , y 10 po,k u F"iIoals ed IliiOa
u 10 Z" ~ r. front.
3 " OF 1T y and y y otlli blo<k ; Stulyssit, ad-
ditlou - f-t trtLt, y Au,- li0ns b roVins AUD tt.-
tIrs " . u lot y nteA "a. ~ n et irout. 90 un-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04
Lorenzo Scl.ricker is now fairly il

Lorenzo SCLrlCker Is now iAlrIy IN
stalled in his new and splendid store On Sc.
nm excellent stock of goods. which will he
advantascously sod hy a gentleman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04
TO EPUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
n WR g bs,rlbers are now rscci>iag a large vAri-
u tty OF
Spring aud Summer Cesds
Of val Us pat errs and qualities OF Cloths, Casi-
N les aud v.>finrs of
wGOLEN. SILK AND LINFN PtBRfCS
t. o nn~er u, to d tiil or iesCI ioc. Also q ful; as
sortment of
FURNISHING GoODS
OF tine finest ard be>t qua it's. For extra goods in
allow line cal on CASTE-i&tO,
2doo-s from 81 ST., west sid Brady.
lml 1 dam
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04
n. DARLINGTON + co.
attorneys At Law,

Crace cor Main b Acc, nd ~ts.. epe. L"s's"
Col,..,i.ns made and prosapuy reDisee
Of ne United States. --
Mor-, 20 l. An on Real Es'sse
Al ,n.y Ioa.dtr IN r-,n Con ,es
Land. loo .tsi tbrou, hrS, the Hsrthssss'
RrpgWKkCES:
p. Gibson. Esq Cashier BarA u nastaoerO
...a - !" q :" Chester q
ives CA~e9.h ~
M,rr,s 4 youes 4 Co., FhsladdIAAa;
Iioo,r 4 Tuvn-crd, 90
p. woodw .rd Il 60, BsntcTs, Chtcssas
prrb, 4 n tssdale Ha"k"rs. Lnos. --.
pr y X Ciarh Eee Am, ins. ~ 1850
X, T. Lrteh A c. \ NtrinrKh:
Ia, A NAtack, Cinctinsu
Mccreyot. Lsscs 4 hinAcnore. DAvea
v'a 10 smith. f-G., 10
Nov. HtswSmn
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Two boys, about IA years OF age. can
find employment at this Office a. APP
prcntices.
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lRnNkets.
mACKl.OTA CO1sooNs
pAv9SeaesSssA.
RfygR 10:
uessrs. 2. CuorrAv ~. w. kNsWvo
,..h,-, AMrutcAA kx.MAu0s uAHs. -
u.'a's Trssvs : uAuJsx, bAnt~r., =. LSs0
O. her ATLANTIC MANS. bo-son' c>eeae
M~.rs X X swiVs, mao. = JOSH
no,s. ,,s rim. ceu~cssA aWd pvsees0 e~~
any pat eftAs tsssd No.
p.t,,, q Ex.hmss~ sa Ill she es.seseo.~~
4 IKE Uaiiea Atsses 49, Assoss
Mt ATD SOAD
r. None, mite 70 Eappe % 49,
xs,.h e,n h, re ,rh, q IN any Town "a hhssse"s
,,rs or w.l.., In suns 81 upvsses.
ni ts-.Hf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

n W otteciton IL I ~ = Oh ie. piece OF
pTai IT, 4. Hen , UNITY o mtic- y y OF MI PisaaAnt,
~ tLv kc,kuk a4d M. Pies AIT XXX
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Firm L.1.fDS.

= v y Of .rcfln, - I - \ X ! v } milo- West Of
Iowa city. High an uoi ~ plefiis. AueKc'S Ut
H. - ,a.u - .,u. ~ The h Il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

81 ,l. -. JAAAas
AII.ENA CI.ARks
attorneys CounSellers IT II
Eoiari,s Public, CJmmt~s ~ Decd
Ha.,9cAusefs Agcnfs for tAart~s Oes ~
H.wsancs 10; Real Esfste sNd
D!seopaf Av0keys.
POST OFFICE BCILDfS0s. BRADY u
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS and I'll professional bosin+ss
u every part ~ the stat. Iu.s ortrd 10 oer
SUI reo.i,e rfouap, stirnt,on; Money invested; Fsss
,.,i, for aon residents; Money LOANED on snsooao
,.red Real .. tate security. vafu.s, Aoasss ana
aas.d: Real Estate ~ all kinds ooaShs 80 Ses9
commission.
Nom c instantly on hand 70 loan, - verse
,rd Real Y tat. security.
Iani " arrant. h,nght and sold, and locates .
sp~ri. need AGENTS
w.. invite III s't~nsioa o. al pessans In search
lisbly iny roved y rms, Valuable CITY pfopestvs,
.u,mprose eli Lands, TO opr Attend d ana dsAy sncrces
,fs cayaioxne u Real kttatr. To parties ~ hing
ny.ss ca - ouiatinn, We A-T on tho mot sesosAtss
ms, isrx- fsc,s 81 carefully s.iectsd Prairie sne
Fimb 9 Lands. situst d near lines Of pr poesd kas'
| roads IN usa,ly oil he c"uI ties ~ tns State.
Also large traets - land in Minnesota aud nissos
4. SINE OF the t.-t Lots III On -ha CITY. MT. We
~I ccnndent that from = list embracing proesfV ~
he amount u half Q uiliicn Of dollars, we eea eeah0
| please all d@sirous ~ making LIST rst 'nses'rrenss
jan1tdtf H'sN CAAAAe'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-04

JOSHUA DIAL
p..cae ~ ID isw. ali y Il ~ a.
. y tI 80 ~, ls ~, tat nuou.
REPAIR TO

Adam n. Rod G E-a, Ci.,innAti. Ollie
" e. y Il A.os, d.
-, 81 q u e., d.
A.. si,a y D Co, d
sm.ai. oIo,.A II igh-, Dsnsers.d'
} ! iafktl, iallAs
John X q " b, u LIB rty g.. ny
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n . o.: n " y Of S., u, u 5 TssR -.

s,etion ID r ~ v. Fnr piece OF praitie In
GuihrIr County u,this half q unite OF titaD.,-'lNihs
water ia II
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GROCERIES,.

Burrows, PreMyosn 1 Dalzell,
whslesaie Dealer. h
q OCERIE s
Iron, Sail. CreseNt, &c.
rGENTsE0R I'LL SALE or
-. q. EIorr1n4 % 0o'O
Celebrated Fire and Thug P,cy Safe
T.. L 7. Fairbanks Scales.
shall keep Constantly on hand = fu'l siech OF
" 0socrtirs, whIeh se I'll Z ~ The trade ~ loo
pa .hasrfs y IA nnd our g,ods TO ,e OF the Us quail
y and wsrsai.ted equal to cen pie jan!sdA@u
CuGAks Musoovsao. Porto Reo, Clarun.d.
~ I usiei and towa al. fos s~- ~
br1kVAs, PkkrrIAAN \ DALzELl-
l,ofsEEs-ho, Mocha, Java, also Grould Coffee
~ aud Lss~ncc VI Iotre At D. r D..
M oLAssAs-N. Orleans, su ssr House, and ~ rup
lvk iof sAIes y. Z. h d.
HAS Imp rial, youi 6 nynon. Gusposder and
! bisrA les, ior sale at d z d.
NPiCfs-Prpp~r, Ails,ae, Ciunanoa. iloves. .in-
~ ser, Mus,ari and NuI.aegs,N ,. I. u.
NoAP-f.ney ami rl.s, Family. Rr..lve and
~ C-stie { & sale .. n. =. u.
rANDLEs-sper,n. Adsm.Duus. stsarine, ssAr aud
~ r.iios. ior s.le loo At b.P.Ab
II perm, solar. Lsro, Isik, Ao.in, LH,.sd
" AID Oi,sr, ~ ~
p~AlSTs-~hn L.d a.a lADs '...@ .. ..'s :
r.. %.
uUAKs--nAvAns, German aud American Brseds.
y. !,
EOBACcO-Kstu ral Leaf, vireiL,s ~ d A,s<o,si
i pound s6rss, Twist. 1in-Fou aud smoking. for
al = Y ..
NEAsr Pow X Of vsriou. brands and kinds, ~
y. y. u.
CAADiEs-a.sors-d and iaacy. ,;am IN, Lsson
Dross. Lornsxs- BP.Ap.
nRuNES ia jsss, bog's AMI bAneas. C,rus VIC
Past aud Currants, ~ b..
DICKLks--Under~ cote brands, . ssort~a Sizes,
! Pepper Ssnc~. II sale At ~ u.
DowDER. Shot. Lead and CAY. all kn,'. sud SIS :.
/ B.P I'D.
NTAkch-Oorn, Peat; AID Family. tor sale Al.
NIUT- Imonds. y .1l. fnbusis, Pes. Pecan.
~ WAi us xud Cocoa. u b. T..
ID Ai>iNs--M Il aid Lsy.r, vheir and = ,oa..
y NottAut hio SoiSt"
~ IU Cnl ATF, Cocoa, NJ una, Parma, Tav.c"s
u whst~n 6ri,s ssd oai Meal. B.P.
l.Ir-na nhA~a, Syracuse, Turks IiaDd, llvss-
y pool blown and Ground Alum. b. r. ID.
,EALNT- Louisville and Utica = nsterlng hAi'
.,u. co Plaster, Mis- auke- and San 'usAy .cds
Ash, ) ous Ia Atore, ami for sale By r AD
DAsKtTs-Nsikes Il to IN bu-Aa, C.sn Ahd
ID Clothes. at BP.
VA'GnDEN AkE-1uts. Pals, WsAh hoa Dc,
w CburGs. y ps. Axe ileiye., NJ FAD.
(-oKDA.h-ksnisia, Jute Hemp. and cotton r
~ de.e OF all sS-s ~ -
E~I~H-Asckersi, Ssimu0. v hise FISH. Trout, Ivi-
II Dish aud smoked i~isllibat, ~ J. u.
indow niAss. assorted stser. 1umtlerr,
I Jars ard neulUsbns. for SAFE At H. y.
DRIM>TONE Sulphur. salts, BorsH. ~lndiso. In
ID store and for sale by J. FAD
AAATCHKs-Pierce 4 90. and u Louis. for sale 81
nj b.. r v
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,acre. In l. sof ,-c,ou ., r 10 4 Gu.
y AIN. Nous 4 rooms.
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A NrED.- &'Joo, Al ? pr cut. q mInth ! t.
,tgsse ga keal Lstste X Vrn-
WANTED To rent 10 good dwelling Houses IA the
.-ptral part ~ the CIT,
wAE1ED-lmprovtd Fsrtn' IN Scot county.
D god bnsinrss lots c ntrAl 10 xtion.
Enaqirr a. W. ". RAY MUND 4 cos No. 81 brs
ty 81 pNveupor, Lisa
AR ). dif.
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" SofsW y section ; T - 3E-scc,t CO -
Pa - t ) " y OF S,ctrn - and pa t Off b y See-
tou - 7 - II L-S,ult Coalty -~sat SIDE OF
put uiu- road II 'uds irout 10 rods deep With /,
SOY hors., b ram
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Men, Ladies', Nissrs and { hiidsei
BOOTS AND SHOES;

Ai.o N .ssart uent % Hats and Cap. all Of vhch
esv. oa. @ manufactured IN the Wy Q ssw NJ
=, ~. Eu,Isnd ,nt n Il. ctly o, IN latelphi, ART
n. > been 50 . I'D wttE csre exnr's y Tor hs'Ai
r ade b. pc the L~drs nd Gent enr n OF he GU
aid county y II fsvoS ne with = Call - ~ii amor"
m. gre, p,cssuac 10 .L.w Them my IT. - '.n d
A. ril 20 DIT. SAo'"' 'oD''
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Krt- III ct section Is 7 u n X Scott County
Also . vafiety of Wild Latlls In all Hstts OF tue
6ssf-.
inch litf
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Jno p. Cox. Jso.v '. niLLos Jas. >. IISplES
COOK, DILLON 4 LINDLEI,
Attorneys and C%OMnseilors at Law.
Davenport. sOsr0.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-02
Oct. 9th. 26-6m

THE BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS!-s a
delightful compound highly and delicate scented by its
Ingredients be used in the toet-mparting beauty
conf TT and health the skin 1t will eectualy
TAM sunburn Sc, and it imparts flexible soft surface to
skin, preventing its shrinking and becoming spotted
For cleaning the teeth has been considered far superior
medicinal than any compound yet known. 1t
quickly renders them white aabaste prevents their decay
the artar prevents liberation and strengthens
the gums
For shaving this Balm gives ch penetrating lather
and has equal rendering the beard sot enoent and
tender, that in removing it, it gives way at the slightest
resistance the razor without producing the least
tion leaving fresh white and delicate countenance.
This highly perumed Balm gives life to the hair; an
surpassed gloss impaired to it and becomes beautifully
led and promoes its increase and nourishes its roots
1t with certainty new growth beautiful hair c
those who even years. by sickness otherwise may
have been deprived it, 1t removes dandu streng
the cutcle and ceanses it, rendering the lcad lively and
clean.
Price so cents per bottle liberal discount by the
or dozen.
For sale in Wilmington, N c. by -
S. w. WHITAKER,
Oct g. 1856. -6m--66m Agent for the Proprietor.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-01-02

lbs at IL cents h. for hog We are unabl. to give
fair quotation for hams, sides, and shoulders and
our rates must therefore be considered merely nominal
See table For Western cured the market also rifles ex
ceedngy dull and there is good stock remaining in h ST
hands Only small transactions have been effected at Oh
~ c.nts for sides and - cents h. for shoulders as in
y.--tLARD-The demand for retailing purposes n
to have become somewhat checked
reduce figures shade We quote at Is cents in barrels
and l5@l53 cents in kegs. No Western on market Ind
quotations nominal See -PORk-In the price of
Northern Mess we have change to make There is only
light demand at present. with small sales ouotato ms
See table. For fresh notice rather better deman :
receipts since last nav ben meagre sales ba va
been from carts at 81 to 10 per h., in quality
SALT-No receipts Of either Liverpool sack or Alum to
notice during the past week The market fairly supplied
and rules dull See table for store rates of the or
The cargo of 1900 bushels Alum our last as on
market, has been sold private terms
SHINGLEs-Nothing doing Nominal at quotations. See
table.
Pea NUTs-Ihe receipts for the past week have been
mostly confined parcels already contracted for and there
considerable dizziness in the market The price has de-
clined with sales at 81 to 81 10 per buhe quality
TIMBER-Has been brought in sparingly, and rules dull
Sales of few RATS during the week prices ranging
within classified figures. See table
FREIGBTs Country produce continues to arrive slow
and the quantity offering is barely sufficient for the
port Coastwise rates remain same we ref
to table for last prices paid.