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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-06
w. Y. BARBER 4 CO,
LAW, LAND AND Loan ofrlCE,
~. Osass's noesk, naan a1ssss,
WE OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW
w ING kssl Estsie via
cry puppwQTy

CITY PkDPxkTf.
MOI Doable House on Eighth street lot
fran Games street ten cellar under msin
tufsdlas good eisisrn In yard who's front thirty
feet, lsass nsw and noe under rent from month 20
moat1 Prizes o. 90 part on time, o. u 80 eash
No House oa Sinth street, bstwssn uArrlsoa
aud Ripley Lot s0His0 nosse - feet frons, cellar
AID good elsterE eligible Price " 80 lower
for cash.
rNIMrROvED LANDS
Ne lag serss 70 Msrrlson sosssY Fss prairie,
ksE sec 81, r ~, n a. ii PER sese
sos IN ssres In Harrison eosai,. Chosee pral.
RE, asas stream q .s.s. Sc .ad n \
No leo acres IN story county. Y 4, CSC. 9,
Tss, gsz " per scrs
No 100 acres ln Story eouniy. n 81, see ~,
Tss, k1 " per acre.
Ne. In ssrss In Minsseosa Territory. Nwk
and n w IS. ssc. .. 10, -, W sth Nor. =
per mrFs.
xos 10 seres 10 Mlanssoss Territory. wkN
W T. aud w w 4, sec II. -, ksW y
per acre.
Soo 20 serss In Ninssso4a Territory. Ehsk
i sse. II, T los, RS, W. es.te pr sers-
No 10 ~ acres In Psssavcsamis eeaniy, Iowa
" ssw 4, SEE q T n, u -, W. 80 pet acre
No II " aeres Ia possswosasnis eosnty. n b
4 4 sse. s tn, n ~ w. 80 pr sese.
No n - acres In Tama county NkNW
s~e II, r ~. KEW = per acrs
No II 10 scrss In rsma county. wksEk,
sec ., r. ~, knw. 49, per srrs
Ne 4 y .sfss In Tsma county. Eksws
80 p : - = - ~ -
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davenport Rsal Estate Agency.
WOOD, SncHENER 4 CO.,

'OOU, 0xlO ia = NO.s
.. ". css. VsussA 80 nssh SssasA sss.,
DAVENPORT. IOWA
FaApglIs woop, Nc4asy Public
Anss y Mscssnsa. Barvsyor
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
w the sale sud nsgssstion sf
LANDS. LOTS, BuILDfN0s. LEAsEe. RENTS
&c in tbs city Of psvsaRers cod ssssrbs Or In ls,s
rlsr Cities Tswns and Villages In Iowa and sd)oln
Ina States Special attention ~iil Be given TO
COLLECTING RENTS, PAYING TAXES.
and taking charge Of property Cor nsarssidsnisI
MONEY LOANS.
IN lssxs or small amoun,s con slwsys b effected
Deed y Trust .nd god AorssAss security, shrossh
REGISTERED AND FOR SALE.
Lars. Iist q .susbls kssl Ks.a.s, . .Aisa y: sss
invite The attention of purchasers
LAND wAkRASTs LOCATED
Dseds Mortgages, Boads ssd ell other legal inssru.
nssss drawn Il our once on the sherssss notice.
W. would ln,l,. ,hs attention q .se.. wishing TO
City AID County rropsssy
CITY PROPERTY
n 0ocd HOUSE and Lot On BRADY street east ssde,
sbess issrast street. IN Ssss ~ - VIII bs sold
cheap and an easy terms
s.t half i,es - This Los with the improvements
III be snia Eos tvvp
~ Rase Hi, containing two acre.. wing On TArs
stre<t. containing ass shade and fruit Tess. fcss
pushes and other dowsrs
Al a ans 10, containing too ssrss. frossins o
Loc.sss, lie Glsirs and love ssrs~ss
% Dwelling nsuss and Lot, sissa.s on ninth .,
petwssD Fsrnum And IL Claire strests In Sosnpl~ts
order uood eisi~rn and cellar Int HeAfk feet
LEAsEs YoR sALE
fine two story Mouse, containing nine
Sooms Lua Auto feet Lsas~ 10 run In ysafs
~ A le.se on Iowa street., between Third sna
Fourth streets Good dwelling nas ane~n yssis
20 run
Building, Garden and Farm Lots IN and near tie
~
FOR VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY
refer our rlends and tbs public 10 tbs srisnsys
ss contained y our circulars just Issued and 70 he
WOOD, MIcHKxEk CO,
b2s Corner ~ Fourth aud Mock lsland sts
l.sOK sALE.-LUT No. sEvENfEEN IN
i Elarlagss Addition "a kasi Davenport, eosian.
ins fur seTes, very dssirsble los bsIi1Ins ioss
Terlas easy. WOOD. MfCukNkkh Co,
susf ressth and kesk leland sss
L,oR sALE--A BEAUTIFUL FARM OF
II Twenty Acres, two and half miiss northsssl
OF the city large mouse, Tenant noss~, Orchard
Barn, Wei cislern, aud al In eompssts order Wsi
WOOD, MIcnkNKR > co,
~.a.x v.u.fh ard Rnrk felaud ses
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BANKING.
TALTMAN, POWERS A M,LEAN,
Bankers ard Dealers n Exchange,

LsXCUANGE IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL
IL cities 1T N. nite1 H4ate. tir-at Britain, Ire
aad ani Coaiinenisl Eafepa, hsught aud soid
Nets. aud Drafts collected aud proeeesis r.Iaitsd
10 Any part 20 ~. th.a State. ~ cutrent rates Of
Etfhaus-
Cali.ciiona 81 Notes, Dtsns, Accounts, I.ssscl.s
asd inh.risss.- made Ia ali parts II the Uuit.s,
states, CAnsiss aud kurspe
htacks and hsnti. bsaughi aud snid an e1tntnssun
ahd HHyidsns= collected
Land Warrants, l@saght. .ata and located
E1rhah1. Yn ritiv~ III tbs United states
Carpenter Nsrfnais., New Nntk Giig
Alissly salty iianks AlAsns, n " -
IssHsi1 siiy usHk buffalo,
tisiik 81 aa-utnsrru, Issslaa, Mass
Trsiesmsn- BsHk, Philadelphia, Ia
Merchants and Manufacturers Hank, tittshuEg
Mekim q 80 baltimore, n "
fillmore 4 Brahefton Cincinnati, "a
I.slsa- Hiinoaas, ~ tssal-, Ne
GitiEeb- Hank New ttflasas, Ia
rwif, Bfpthef Johnston Chicago, H.
s-rs 5sd&wtf
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AkEMoRE a LAwES,
- - y kers,
Dealers n Gsrelga and Domestic

uarssgeas oaah Nstss. sssta q silver Gets
AND LAND wAHHANTr
SPEclAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE
~ collection of Mercantile paprt aud REMIT ahess
made the day ~ payment fasr ~ commission ia
ssht arans on Eastern estt.s
Griand Warrants baaght, slld and located Per
nal sit~nion gwen 10 the and sci. IT fu~a
ard country property aud The selection ~ iss- far
.afry.
04rsixht Ch.cks nm New Yssk Hston Phlisdsi
PITTS. haism"r-, Warrington CITY, ftushnTs. ttN
rstnat ~ issn. ana dhseago always far sas w suts
70 suit pnrchsssss Also. Sterling French and ss.t
man Exchsng.
GrGSId aud silver Gpins baagbt and soi.
RGT1m. MI. ca Ghlesga. ~ Ts1uis aud New York
discounted aud hnsiae@. paper If short jsiss boush
nj M. lswe.i RATES.
- Money upon Real Estate securities procured
at a email commission
~ Interest aifope ed on alsfss-lt. f.isi
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q. r. MEYEsss,
Notary Publlc and Coaveyancer.

nDEEDS aud all ether Instruments Of writing
promptly aud carefully executed
Particular attention given 90 the investigation oi
Titlc- To Real Estate, aud abstracts given when
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rrars AThatchct's raieAt IAN aud Fore rnmt,
ti- tusnp VIII nat fsesxs aud is-- table - .rrt
o adder than any other snd has had ptrnsi
AZ aTdcd al evcrt fair at which 10 has bscn
l5#4ai.h lau.l al
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LAST HALF or LOT Q. IN BLOCK %,
Z city Of Davenport. with the Brick House there
er~eted y W. corner Of second sud Rock leland
streets.
West half II Lot l. In Block -, second sirssl, bs
tween Rock Leland and love- streets. north side, I'd
joialng Farmers House
North half of Loss sad 10 IN MOCK - bsing 10
feet On Rack Issnd street and - feet On Third
SPLENDID LOTS On BLUE
Ioss end I, In Block 70, oommssdang ane vie y
Of the hississippi uyer, Rock Leland, Fort Arm.
strong. Railroad Bri1gs, &c.
For Terns, &c. apply "
iysAtf COOK = 0AR0kNT.
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TALLMAN, POWERS a MCLEAN,
Bankers and Dealers n Exchange,
Having been appointed Agents isr the
Assssteaw and Earspsss Enpssss END
EAehasss essspasy
WlLL DRAW BILLS ~ EXCHANGE IL
w sain. % suit yarrhss.ss, npon all th. pttnsiisl
elt,os and towns u
England, Prussia, Poland,
scotland, Italy Russia,
Ireland HwItxsftaud, tsal.riaI
France, kp~aH, Hungary,
tt~snany, karwm4, lp.ufark 4
Austria, kmrI.A The sbft.tt
which The, viii .sli II N~~ York rates, adding
-xrhany. on New York
Collections nRIs, and communication. aud order. ~
all kinds promptly skseat.d any piac. "a ID. tini
ted Kingdom or On the Continent ~ EuTop.
fsb1sbs
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
JOSHUA DIAL,
Rent ENt0te BrOk er,

Corner of Brady aud Second streets NJ stairs
entrance on RrHdy street.
DEAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD AND
III Money Loaned On Commission.
TAXES paid and collections made Cor parties in
all sections Of the country.
LAND WARRANTS located, and all business
pertaining 10 Land Agency faithfully transacted
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From the Joarua

Bosrox, Oct -
Yesterday forenoon an informal meeting
II some of the leading merchant. Of our city
was held N the rooms of the Beard Of Trade,
for consultation NJ 10 the best course TO he
pursued by the merchants and the banks
during the continuance of the present imam
clal pressure. A. we before stated. on
Saturday next, the 81 inst. very large
amount of paper natures, and under the
present state u our financial AFFAIR." 10 wa,
stated that il was impossible o. raise money
even on the very best securities. In view
VI these facts il was decided 10 appoint a
committee Ca issue call for public meet
ing Of the Merchants i'm the Merchants Ex-
change, to-day, to decide On the hest course
to BE- pursued In thi. cxigcncy.
The pressure In the money market YES
terday was as hard OF harder than On any
previous day, and il las become almost an
inpossibility to raise money on any terms.
An additional gloom was she'd over the CON-
inunity by the announcement Il the st<per-
sion Of tie well known extensive commission
house Of Lawrence, Stone Co. who were
agents for tho BAY State, Mlddlesex, Penn
horton anil New England Wor~fed Mills
This firm, n II stated in cur financial
column, made statement of their afizr- a.
their friends some days since, and measure,
were arranged, winch u was thought would
enable them Ia weather the storm. but the
increaeed pressure rendered IL impossible to
raise the money they needed, and they
were obliged to suspend. IL j. proper "a
say that Mr.. Lawrence, the head Of the firm
u in Europe, and that Mr. Shade, the iinan.
cial manager, u ILL., What the effect will
he on the mill corporations . not vet dcii
nitely known. We hear II said that mea.
ures will be taken to keep the mills going
We hear reports of the failures u two OF
three other iudiyiduals-one for n larry,
amount but a they may be untrue VI
prefer not to publish the names.
We understand that paper was la circu-
lation through Milk and Pearl streets We
t.rday. recommending chs banks IN tins city
10 suspend. The paper received quite 1
number II signature.
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IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
nBlsacO & smith, Tools.

IRON rlTTSBURG BOILED AND CHAR
! soAi. Awrd aud New York refined ~ all ssr~.
saiA k~is superior article of ~w.st@ aud fittsbufg
AL steel Nay lnt a 60 Iaund square flai and
a as~u Ensli-h blister Herman aud rpFiug rts.l
l.w steel All sac. Nall. aud Spikes ~ al .Irs.
iia itrr-.d Nuts aud Washer. all sire. Belo~s.
is}i-, Nicrs. Hammer. aud Tong. stock. aud Dis-.
kHtil. Nous. iiols East aud kt..i Faced. Hers
iss- and Natls, assorted sr.- rpfins. sson Car.
tag- anh Acs, sprtug- Asl.- Wagon, nrsy al
lEaIES ANi.- SbnNsl- spades and siTsin -coops,
ttsa- hrsni. lhlmbl. skslns aud Mssnn Doxes. %.
sastad -igss, 1Towhsrs f1sss. Hoe 0rinststsnes
/ .aat Hors" Head Hitehns Peat. Iron kstti~s
L hMTnae.-
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Repository Of Fashion and Taste.
BY MADAME LOUIS.
Brady Street, between Fourth aud Fsfih
MADAME LOUIS, WOULD RRBPH,TFUI.-
lvl ~ nforn the Ial~s u Davenport anA yselnstY,
that shs 10 again provided with new snA tasteful
RnalDeenabse uesaw 4 NGnk Dsnness
of every description slso lot 81 Are Fseneh and
American flowsrs, b~outifui Elk aud Grape 0alxe,
klbhons, Corssi., Embroidery, etc, saIenald pal,
terns, and quality " new f4sdi.. srtiaes bh.
would kindly solicit the inspection ot ih. ss. and
ihs eoniinuanes Of the patronage for making Under.
gasmenss. natr dssssss sud sEe santl.nsns shirss.
sptd
sZoea6C TkOcAer.
@ w. PAINE, LATE or PROVIDENCE,
Ne Rhode lsan4. having taken up bis residsae. In
this city 70 S.epaFed ~ give insiruetion on ID.
r1ano ASrse, messoesa, vtsDln, Re,
Alec, In tbs vsrous branches of Vocal Music, both
baessd and secular
Mr. Pc Ioag espesieaes In training ehoirs aad So
lscs sasess, = vel stsiss private instruction
ths sulelvosi0a Of TIT voso~, ballad sinsins etc
inspires ~ sonnaesce thst b. " able " gvs the
fsiloss enttsfsstioa 70 s Who shall favor him win
49, z - yin ). formed !. ssss : p,ass.~,
49, - .aelee VIII - gyes-
r.. n = q - q "a OGss. o. s. -
49, $3.50 = ~ nsae essss CIV. O. VIVA
&C. - rs...s naass ~ - u. sss,. ,l.a,
psS1ssSs, ~ HAm
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81. Lots, Oct. 81.
We have nothing new Ia notice IN the
money market. Great stringcnes and inse-
curity continue "a prevail. The bod, u our
bussne<. men, however, stand iirnl. and no
recent failures have been reported.
The currency question y involving the
community In greater embarrassment than
ever. The banks have repud,zted nearly
all foreign bills, and throughout the city
there Is great lack IL n circulating medium.
Retail traders are refusing all bank bills ex-
cept those of the State banks Of Ohio aud
Indiana. Something must be done by our
tinanclers a. improve this state of things.
Tho brokers aae holding frequent meetings
but n vet, have recommended no means BY
which t. escape the troubles They only
desire a. save themselves. Our merchants
should 60 10 work and adopt some remedial
plan Tor the whole people. Certainly, We
have financial talent enough in oslr city Ia
extricxte us from this difficulty The DIS
orders III the community consequent upon
the money troubles, have already been over
come. We have M longer any palics to
contend against. All u quiet. The banks
are safe and sound. The only difficulty j.,
how 10 start the wheels of currency. Let
oUr coustEhsHt busiHcSS ftfus We nave pltfl-
u of them, take the matter IN hand. II
must be done and quickly too.
Rates Of Exchange are entirely Nominal
Prices for money are irregular, the banks
discounting very little at their legal rates,
any outslde lenders getting almost anything
they ASKS. Louis Dsmocrai, III
Cas~sssasi.
CINCINNATI Oct. Sd.
This was another gloomy day In financial
and business circles, and very little was done
during the day. All seem ~ IL waiting for
the erisis, and what nay he is Consequence
h discussed generally.
Money cannot he borrowed Ca any great
extent. Exchange ON New York h scarce,
and In demand at ) prem, and in one case,
We know prem, was paid. The banking
hossss sse discriminating more closely. and
the notes Of the suspended Ohio Banks wer.
thrown out to-day, also the notes of the
Ashland (ky.) Bank. The Miami Valley,
Seneca County, Canal Bank Of Cleveland
City hank of Columbus, Clinton bank oi
Coluabur, Dayte bank, Springfield bank,
and Upton Bank Sandusky, and it j. clear
that II Somc change does not take place ior
the better soon, the consequences must b.
most disastrous. Comm<rcsai
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Fine new two story Mouss containing nine
foons Lot AUTO fee, Lsss< 10 rsn In years.
- A lesse on lows street, between Third sna
Fourth streets Good dwelling Has anesn yssis
20 run
Ballding Garden and Farm Lots In and near tie
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EDWARD ALDEN,
Real Estate Broker,
DEALER IN EXCHANGE,

General Land, Insurance asa Inssllagenes
Agent,
Corner Main and second streets. Davenport.
HOUSES RENTED, LEASES DRAWN,
i i Rent. Collected Taxes Paid for non residents,
Collection. Made and promptly rcmiitsd TO ANY par,
OF the country.
Exchange Bought and SID, Notes Discounted on
Good security,
aErsasscxs nv PERMISSION
Lock Marsh Il Co .....-... Boston, Massachusetts,
w Andgett = Co... Boston, Massachusetts.
Hon, h w. Harris, East BridScwater, Massachusetts,
Hon j Il Keith, ....-..... Ahhsion Nasss shnsctts
Russell Alden, ........ CAmpeilo, NsssAehusetts
Huntington, Wsdsworth 4 Psrks Chicago, Illinoe
Small, ks9 ,................... 6aiena. lllinos
A. 4 stevens, k.q,........st Anthony, Minnesota
Hon. James ThaFgngton .......... Davenport Iowa
Burrows 4 Pret;yman, ........... Davenport, Iowa
burueil, Giiiett q Co ........... Davenport, Iowa
George 4. whteomb ksa ,.... 4. Davenport, Iowa
Carncr Main and Second strerts, in AcAAnus
shepherds block ap2,dtf
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FOR VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY.
refer our friends and tbs public 10 tbs sntsnsiss
ss contained IN cur circulars just issued and 70 b.
found ~ nas once
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-02

To PREVENT A HORSE FROM BREAKING
MS BRTDLE.-A subscriber in Mississippi
writes in P. s.. as follows: The inlor-
nation is worth to any man having a
ridle-breaking horse. the price of the
Planters Advocate at least one year.
P. Slave you horse that breaks
his bride ? Go to'the store, buy a large
fiddle string, tie one end of it to his bit,
pass the other up under his bead stall
and tie to the other side of the bit. Tie
the string from half to three quarters OF
an inch shorter than the head stall. take
loose the martingales. and hitch him with
the reins (strong ones) and let him pull.
Thus. you see. all the strain will be upon
the cat gut. and that cutting down u pom
his naked head will bring him to terms.
have never yet seen one make the third
attempt under this treatment. and rarely
the second. Try it.-Farmsr and Planter.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-02
Destruction ofwevil in Wheat.

For this evil the French have an effec
tive and cheap remedy in anestheIic
agents. by which all insects and larvae or
the germs Of life are destroyed. Expert
ments have been made at Algie,s on tho
mott extensive scale. II was ascertalred
that two grains OF chloroform. or of sui
phuret OF carbon per metrical quintal Of
wheat, vas sufficient TO destroy, in Eve
days time, all the insects in wheat ; with
FIVE grains of sulphuret of carbon per me-
-tricaI quintal the destruction takes place
in twenty -four hours. The mass OF
graiu operated on, so far from being Il
difficulty, rather simplifes the operation.
Experiments were made on 1900 hec-
toIi.res OF barley at once ; 100 pounds OF
The sulphuret of carbon were used, which
RI quired 90 minutes to introduce into the
spass. These operations may be made
successful y when the heap of grain i:
simply covered with water proof cloth
which is closed with clay near the groune
on every side. The grain operated OF
retains all its terminating properties
The foe.;d otor OF sulphuret Of carbon il
soon dissipated and alter it has been cx
posed two or three days TO the air. ant
moved occasionally with the shovel, NJ
trace OF it remains. The grain so treated
when ground and made into bread. can
not be distinguished from grain which ha
not been exposed TO anesthctic agents. l
is highly important 10 farmers 10 know
the application can be made to grain il
heaps on The ground.
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Medical.
Adlicted Read!

1aHiLADELPHIAgME MEDICAL HOUSE, Les
tabIished twenty-five years ngo p py Or
5h Mann twenty 4twos years expert
eIiee Dir. *. succe sstal pract
titionerinl thetcuV pf all discusses OF . private
natures: man hood debiity Us an i'm ped1 nent
20 ;narliare :: nervous sexual infirmitios, disca=
ses of SKIN, and those arising from abuse OF
tnerei nv. .IstsE st jfYit Yt4litl2E2f51 ~ q
/ s-s TAKE PthRTIG BIARsN0TlCE So
\ There Is an evil habit Esometimes INDUCED in
bv bows. in solitude, often growing upwith them
to manhood; and which il mot REFORMED due
time, not only hsgets serious obstacles 20 masEi0
monial happiness, but gives rise To- a. series OF
protracted, insidious, and devastating Affections
f Few5of those who give way to- this Pernicions
practice are aware of the consequences, until
they ind the nervous system shattered, feel
strange aud nnaecountable sensations, and vague
fears in the mind. lSee pages, q, IS; go, of Dr.
KS; book on 's Self PRESERVATION" -
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble,
is unable to labcr with aecustoned Higor, or to
apply his mind 70 study his step is tardy and
weak he is dull, irresolute, and engages even
in his sports with less energy tlan usual.
| Ii he emancipate himself before the practice
has done it's! worst, and enter lMatrim0ny. his
marriage is unfruii fui, aud his sense tells him
that this is caused By his early. foIlics. These
ure consid erutionS which should awaken the at
tenton of ull who are similarly situated. 20
Remember, he who places himself under DR..
| KinelIn's. treatment, may religiously cIntile il
his honor as gentleman, anu rely upon the as.
surance, that the secrets of DIR. KS patients will
never DO li:cloSed. F
Young man--let no false modesty deter you
! from making your case known to one, w no, from
edu ;ation and responsibility, can certainly be-
| friend you. 4aI 1zaffI
DR.. Kinkelin's residence has been for the las
twenty years ut the n. w. Corner of Third and
| Union Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. ---.-zl
Patients ut distance, can have (by stating
their cusecxplcity, together-with all their symp-
toms, per letter, enclosing remi ttanco) Dr.. X:
medicine, appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded to any part of the United States
and packed secure from damage or curiosity, BY
mail or express.
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD
Il VIGOROUS LIFE or Premature Death, Rinke9ir
on Self Preseroation--- Only 25 cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps, will
ensure copy per return of mail.
Gratis! Gratis! Gratis !---A Free Gin to ALL
Misery Relieved.
.. Natures Guide,' now and valuable work
full of valuable advice and Impressive warning
alike calculated to prevent years of misery, anC
save thousands of lives, is distributed withou
CHARGE and forwardelbby mail to any post ottic
in the United States, on receiving an order on
closing two postagestamps. aul ly
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HIotels...
Demt,s Hofei.

hotel, situated on the sonth side Of Pike
street. in about the centre Of CIarksburg, Ri
spectfulIy invites his old friends and the public
generally, 10 give him a call. His aim is to keep
quiet and orderly house and afford to his guests
tile comforts of a home. 40, al ,i..ls
His table viii be supplied with all the market
affords. nj u l.r cd .
His bar is stocked with achoice SUPPLY Of the
best liquors. i
house for the accommodation of droyers and
others. s ls8f
favor hun with q call N. DENT, "a, /.
10 90 e. ,r,. ,zr.tI.5-4s a., Proprietor, +.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-10-02
2 Quick Sales and Small
PROFITS.
Spring aud Summer C:oods!a

""S huu summer GOOuSt
NEIWv 1 STORE opposite tho cGur,
:, Abraham Marks has just arrived from Now
York and PhiiGdelphin With a; largo and elegant
assortment S' OF Ready made Spring aud Summer
sash. F''S0' i"'
lie has groa assortment of Goats, Pant. and
Vests, nnd I'll kinds Of Boys CIothing SUM-
Coats, expressly for the season. go ~"
Splendid lot Of Cents. Gaiters-calf and cloth
-ofn l patterns and styles. ''''N' N'V'''
ne also Keeps u regular Gentlcmen' q Furnish
ing store, in which may. BIZ found every article
lie invites wi the public to call aud examine his
summer Goods before making tIieir pursba Se"
Us he Is confident that he can suit the tastes az
the most fastldiouY, in style, quality and price
11d ne mas removed and enlarged Ills stock OF
! .n ane pest lot of scgars TO Do found
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