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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
FOR SALE.

RWnNTY. OHR .ars~ rissf 10 : IN Hast OsvpWpNA
II % 6 D ei ant csv stpa' .sesst - 49,
so,d hear II apple, 81 soon. Rnqalsc Q a
rALLA IN, PJWkkH , NOLAN.
Ush i0ate
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
FIRM L.lTDS

81 y OF section ~ T ~ y Il , " . miips West o.
Iowa city. High an rnN ~ praire. AncAccllrnt
la " .tIlit - oAs vi hi u 4.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

section Ii r ~ \ RJlv. Fine p.ece o. prairie In
Guihn- County within half n nile OF timler-n'ins
water Ou Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

\ . Of tection ~ Y 4k6W. Choice pi"cc Il
praiti he iu licn,N & unty . fLi = \ Il of NJ. Pleasant
on Il, k.aktk and NJ Peasant kR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

2acrrs l. sof ,ec,l'u % T IL II . + Scott Co.
Ftaut- Uous. ! rooms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
". UUTCUgINES,
Rich Cabinetfu Furniture.

Rich Cabinet Furniture.
No. ISL. RANDOLPH STREET,
N-xt To N iropo iian Hall. YEA ILL.
ITAS constant y o, hand and rec iv NJ daily from
II his Ertens,ve mandatory in Neg York ct y
n. m, ST "a. gait as>rftm nj OF rich 4 bin m nj
ture yer ofe I'd In the w Il which will ~nectaAlly
remove the necessity ~ going East 10 sflect
Fine Furniture,
This being the only establishment IN the G.ea: West
where a f,ll assortm mt J As ever been offered for al.
New York Premium Piane Fortes,
which for The last tight years ha e received the high
est p emiums from The American Institute. and are
warranted In every respect. Pncss- ans - sold for
in New York.
Al oil times a large stock ofthe well known
EPREyv.G BED,
The hest and most economical, bed ever made.
4 inch 81 dam
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

7 WILL exchanee my FIGURING Nil for cit, o
Icourtry property. or sell II on .a.v toms
". II. HILDRETH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
Sl1l.

W = UT TlI . BTN w, y 7 TUHK y "Ht TfTW"
5 Koon,r. IL, d and " = oi Lot ), Block Is, lrauic
HUI e 3 10, IN , 81 anl- aird q ut trees.
Lot 5 block 63 ~ feet front u lex " use ] rooms.
Los { . 10 pI. ii Fululns addition.
" b ~ - ID II. tont,
y = Of lot 8 aud ) y Of lot : block ) Stutyrsnts ad-
dition 10 fr,t front, Ffail' Hons D rooms anu TIA
hl,s " = tfot 9 b. ok "a 81 feet trout. o0O u4-
improved lots IN ali parts OF tie Nity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
ROPE ~CARPETINGS,
TABLE OIL

lTEpY durable and suitable for Ofices. Saloons,
Bihk> &C. just recelv d at prs amt Block 2ni
-treet. GOULD q STEERE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

HAvEa ~ quarry lots yet Tor sale, where the
lsione Is exec | ut and easily Qnsrr:ed.
~ II HTIDRErH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

W 4ofSW y Section 1T ~ u J E-Scott Co
Part Of y " +. Of Sec,t n ~ and Isit of X = S'c-
ton - I Is N X , E-Seutt Coants-esst side OF
Duuuuu" road IL rods front 10 rods deep with a
stoGy hou-,, o Ruins.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
TO COUNTRY S.
NEW r T FIXTURES,
PUBLIC WORK.

OEALRD proposals will ne takan until the 18th day
- ~ MAY at ~ o'clock M. fnr y acadamiziDv paviog
the gu. te Q, ard setting the Curb -t.nes OIL On. s.te t
from II Cha re- street To warrsn street, ard ,lso or
Rr ,iy etr'st from fr,n str 1t Z, he south line %
he t'oli.ge g,ound. The WORT VIII , c ls; In sections
p c!aca'iuns can BE- seen IN m. ofnc'
II. tAMBACH, City Engireeer
Davenport May ls' 1887. tMsy nd dt'.)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

The ,ubsrribers a.e Agents
for N s~rs. a. q Herrins X
. > cs.lenrateh Fir. and Thief
roof Safe. We would iuvito
tx Al, "a n OF thr Pablo 10
the fact that these Ssfes have
! y,ar, stosi the test Of
,oth IRE, thi.f and also 81
,'-" Very manv S,trs will
D . measure defythe former
and yet fall before IA. latter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
Iron, Steel, Nails
Ind blacksmith Tools,

IRON Pftshurgh Relied tid Charcoal. Sw,de and
New yors Kennel ofhli sizes \ all Rois q snp-r,or
,rtice II Swet, Md Pittstu-gh; Csst $ eel, Nay or
4 To, round. square. Dat and octag IN, Eneii-h, Bill
ter, Gernlsu aud sirinc Steel Pi5w Steel, all sists;
\ ATS aGd -pkes : MI Zca; tell IS, Drills, vis-s,
Itafnn-r- and TOMS, stock sud i,:e>; Anviis. Mouse
Hole, cast and si,el faced: " re Sho. and Ss.s A.
serted ~ :; " f"n, Carriage and Se 1t spring Wa
4. BRAY, AID Buggy Asies, Sh-v. =, Spades, 6rAi"
Scoops OF ver,ons .izes: Crowbnrs, PICK Hoe Grind
t,n-., ee.t He nsad Hitching Posts. Iron x .tt!e-
sn2s,f BrnRows. PngrTyMANA DALzELL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

An inpsrrec, article b 60 forth from their establish
.nent, has ge!n.d for th~iT Scales . REPUTATION that
has never teen surpassed In the whole range Of useful
me hAn.sL.
The Sc..es are uDsnimo isy acknowledged - the
STANDARD D. 10 al transaction, by wight.
lawsuit which aYJse from = discrepancy % Seieht
oct ve-n one ~ F2irbsns's Scales In Use by the bal-
more b Ohio Railroad Company and one Of another
manufacture was recently tried IN the C1nrt u Oom
non Pies Balfi,asre the cas- ocr apiet the Oouff tWo
iAys; and Judge ASrshail In delivering his decision
.fstei as tn result Of the evidence, that the accura
~ Of fAIRBAAK's SCALEs wAs established beyond
I'll question. ~ sA.e BY
BURROWS PRHTTZAAN b AI1kI
The we'll kpoxn :. putstiou q these Scales has In
iuced the ssniers Of imperfect and vortiilrss oalAn-
o. to Off, Them ss FAIRBANKS Scales, and parcnas-
70 have thereby In many cases bssn snbjrcrd -
fraud nod imposition. The manufacturers have no
controversy With honnrsnl- compstitOss Who trans
scs business IN their oWn nar1es. but r~gAfding the
pa, petrators Of the above fraud, - pursuing . coursr
alike uajust and tishon0vabae, they tske thu method
10 caution the public OF their iHDostuons.
TIE laGrnte+s manufacture under the1r own IN
.rect,ou only 1t theiy Factory In 81. JohnsbuIys VI.
FER sale 10 Daveuyors ...ciy By
BURROWS, PRKITYhAN 4 DAI1ElL,
h R~AIRBANKTA co.,
1an2xtf . JonnsesUy W.. Nay 81. loss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19
Lace Curtains,

House furnishing l. Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses of efery kind, FEATHER Beds and Pillows,
blankets, Quilts. Cotton ~Sheetinss aid Pillow
Castings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

I 0ACKLOTG OlD0DaN,
DAvssposs, 1ooA.
kgvER 70:
Msssrs. ?. CMoTEAU j.. 4 Co, Tvs.
Cashier AAERicAx IxcHAsoS HAn8, "
h-ssrs. TgSsosA DAuSkS, oans-rs, 81. Loeta.
Cashier ATLANTIC bANG, Boston.
arssrs. n x SwIss, Bko 4 JOHNSTON, Chiess
Notes asd Dius collected aud procesds rsss,aSd
any part VAs Cnited States
,Stlls 81 Excku ngr en- all the PrtncipMi iss
II shc Cntsed States and 4 Urope
~ MONEY renitui y IurSp~ 10 SsSh
chich can he reached IN any Town n kn1iand,
~. OF waics, IN sums 81 up~ ADS.
Dt fe-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

FOR STATE DEMOCRAT,
Dss1y. TSt- Wee My and weekly.
New yoRk- y. Pcttngili L O..
" -vischer Owen + Co.
CnICAoo-Scriven l. GslAagheg.
Is w 3 Spencer.
ST. I.OCis-J. s. Pos.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

OrS FIR Re,idenc~s in full view cf the river .
IL various prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

CO0 fret square, with fne Res teDce, . great
C% Ovariety Of Fruit trees, Vines, and Shrubery,
for sale on easy terms. Apply to
n. W.HILDRETH.
or DAWSON d T.CE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

Also a variety OF wild Lands in all parts Of the
Stat.
mcl idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-19

BUILDING suitable for Hotel or large Boarding
ID II use, ~ r, mt.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

TILL A N o L H f X y y X
- bys
AUTHOR.
THE PLANTERS DAUGHTER;
TALE OF LOUISIANA.
BY Miss A. L. DUrUY.
A leading New York critic says: 3,
consider Miss Dupuy be- in respects st the head
of Female Novehsts She excels all others in the
and development Of plot She Is an acute OBJ
server describes we'll her dialouge lively and animated
am Inclined 70 put the Planters Daughter at the head OF
her novels 1t is something In these days have Southern
novel that is neither Anti Slavery nor Pro Slavery
l vol limo 81 Is.
Less than Is copies, 25 per cent discount
Is to 100 copies, 33i per cent discount
100 copies, ~ per cent discount
w. P. fETRIDGE Co., Nsw-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Sons Of Temperance.
r vyYRENTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORDER,
y

l. ,,,s, .oeetins wiz be held on TUESDAY EVENING,
4 ~ 1857 IN the Greenest L. Church, TO celebrate the
anniversary of the orgsnizaticn of the Order.
by eminent members Of the Order and sood singing
II Relied On and those Of tie Original Sixtse0 still in
E.I5sn with the Order are expected 70 be present
YGRLND GATHERING is ANTICIPATED. Admission
hstL 25 cents each, to be had Of the members Of the
kr
BsaIysis of PoisOns.-Dr. DO3EMUS would respect
the attention OF members Of the Medical and Legal
sop, Students Of Medicine Law and Pharmacy, to the
- of Practical Instruction in Pathological Chemistry 10
k.suce 10 the Laboratory Of the ~ Y Medical College,
m ATTE RNOOH, st4 p m
iaberstory win be open each Morning and Afternoon for
nps three weeks Ihe Course will consist Of InsIus-
Analysis Lectures the Posonous Cases and Oral M.
ksxhosa
/ ~ 70 Ma,ricultnts Of the College, 85.
Ir 70 Non Matriculsnts $40.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

TNHE ABBE HUG. GREAT WORK ON THE
IL EAST.
The best, NOS, in.erssDs reliable and r..dabe work
Christianity in the LIST since the Lettres Eppaes ot Gu
euses Of the early jesuit missionaries The authors former
works travels eoultry being translated into
every language Of Europe" lLonesR Athsn<sm
JUsr PUBLISHED:
HISTORY OF CHRISTIANITY IN CHINA, fARTARf
AND THlBLr
BY NJ. Liable Hue. 2 VIOLA limo. Cloth, 81
D. l. j. sADLIER Co, No. l64 William st., Nsw.York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

aaO. ElsfELD respectfully informs h,s pupils
We psbhe That b. tss retained hom E-rops aud
II, III - i.s9ne lie PIANO ~ SINGING LESsONs sf:sJ
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

TTyAYLORs NEW-YORK BANK NOTE and
COMMERCIAL REPORTER 10 considered the most
sor,ct and reliable Bank Note Reporter published They issue
E,t.s on the failure Of Bank the appearance Of
onnt4r and send free to all their ubscribers and their
terms for subscription very reasonable viz; Delivered to
md Pbiladelphia weekly At 50 80 per snnnm semi monhly
A. So per snnum; and TO Subscribers by ma weekly at
STsr, nclo,ed 20 II 8. TAYLOR, No 3s Broadway, New
Vol viii insure the regular mailing Of the kEPoRIEk every
y, he address Of the subscriber and Book Of Coins
Iii he cent free. When bsnhs breaking and several eoun
,.r.;,s issued daily the pes Of the subscription would be
sAysd every day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Drp GOODS.

ATHROP, LUDINGTON & Co..
Ne. 20 and - MuRRAY-sr,
23 and rs PARK-PLACE,
Offer o Country and City Buyers ss low price the '0
lowing GOODS,
FOR CA S H.
5000 poekage. ~ AMERICAN asd FOREIGN DRY
GOODS, cAieh haze been puyehased on ne sevy
beat ts,ms - this and other morkefs from re
MAyUFACTURER, ard at tie RECENT Low
AUCTION SALES
1000 bales BROWN and BLEACHED sHEETINGs sra
sHIRTINGS.
900 cases CANTON FLANNELs-HAMLToN, &c.
100 cases TICKINGs, kc.
100 cases PRINTS-MERRIMACK, COCHlCO, PACE
FIC, PHILIP ALIENS, kc.
600 cases GINGHAMs-GLAsGow, Clinton Lam
CASTER, &c.
900 cases DENNIS.
100 bales WOOL FLANNELs Scarlet White, Yellow &c
SO, 900 GRAIN BAGs-sTARK MILLS, kO
An extensive and choice stock Of DRESS GOODS MEKlNo
ALPACAs sHAwLs, MOUSSELINE DE LANES
BOMBAZINES, COBURGS, BLACK aud FANCY
SILKS, kc
CLOTHS CASsIMEREs, vEsTINGS, &c.
In addition above buyers will find it to their advantage
to examine their superior stocks Of WHITE GOODS, BON
NETS, RIBBONS, DRESS TRIMMINGS, &C.. /; HOSIERY
and YANKEE NOTIONS all of which shall be sold at prices
to correspond with the times,
FOR CASH.
Orders accompanied the money promptly and sa,issc
toriy filled.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Watfbes, Jemelrp, &f.
THE PERFECTION Of MECHANISM

EURS- No. 355 Broadway.-Amerc1ain,, !, kass1ap SnsSp
od.r public, for city and eounty tif, J
squaled Of the above Furs 'eleetsa =, %
with great care in suP-rioi SyIs 1'ey
sIiele viii b~ cold fair prices, and warranted
WILLIAM NOSER Ne fI Maiden isDe sha %" Dfes""sJ'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

TThs Ferry yQuestion.-ASSEMBLY NOMINATION
\ IooIlyy Sept. p, ls57 MOSES s. BEACH, csq.-Dedr
fse upd.sned your neghbors and fellowcitizens be-
With yourself that the residents Of Brooklyn and New
uk have right to demand the lowestsPosble rates OF fer
se ibe two cities consistent h defraying the nec-
ky .1peBesof the ferrage and yielding Reasonable pro
hs Ferry Company aud feeling assured that such 10 not
4 line Of by the present Ferry Company
kyeuy ash You to become the representative OF these
E1ss in the next LeFislstiye Assembly.
In naiDs h they do not overlook the personal in
'sieneeso yourself Of compliance with their wishes Dut
es themselves upon your avoses ny ss
s the time the TTest importance OF the fsrase
y1 ,So,Sns women who are compelled to cross and
daily we'll its evident bearing upon the gen
81 better 1pderstsnds this whole subject than your
ais evidenced BY your conversation and writings daring
ssen Of past yes and hence is there no one upon
~ citizens have better right to call for assist
S,lips t, .eon upon themselves the undersigned feel
"a sf b. Sustained Dy gn overwhelming majority Of the
Brcc'yn well uAof The electors Of the Assembly :.
in ~AeS 70. I..ds and rGSa they ask you to repre-
c. KELSEY 70. = ssTSas, p ,P.sss. e. ,,n,n, v.,, g.
PIes,dsnt Of the me mrs, Inn Tn,Tn w.
JOHN J. NERRIIT Nc: 7s Columb.st,
L s. BENEDICT. No. 2 Mddasb.st,
CHAs. NJ FIELD, No. lss Hicks st,
| TH0s. DOUGLASS, No, Is Coinmbis't.
sSHS .TS1tM + MosssS; sNkkS Ne N No. w1sS aSSssS
sOUTHwICK. No. LIZ Hieksst,,
snos; g ROVE, !, Ne :; & %;Isdu SSlams's''''
iIcHARD :. BROWN, No. 7s COiunbisst.
J sT. JOHN, No. 81 willows,
4 ID. n.
n o PILLsBURY. No SO Columbis--t-,
| AARON FIELD, No 136 Hieksst,
| BROOKLYN, Sept &, 1857
rLrnEs:your atterns letter Of the 2ls inst, askDs
become the in the next Legsature OF our
non views on the subject Of the Ferries was handed me
kay.
yeu BY this time name has, since the date
sur letter. been regularly and prominently placed in nomi
boz before the people Of the District. and that have con-
d being placed is all the reply you will desire
tD -
The evss, Of my election, no effort my part viii be
bred TO represent the referred well the general
% of s people of Brooklyn. and the particular interests
Ase who reside IN the Second Assembly District IN msn
fhefttug their mpoTtsnce.
IAm gentleman, your obedent servant.
NJ s BEACH.
kfssfs. c. KELSEY THO. RoMEYy J. J. MERRITT and
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
PHILHARMONIC sOCIETY.-SXTEENTH

DHILHARNONIC SOCIETY.-SIXTEENT
SEASON, ls57-0-fS Board Of Directors respectfully IN
form their mem and the public the Conce and Re
Aesrsas will take place. heretoore ., the Academy Of No
nc Of l4th and Irving place. First public Reheass
SATURDAY October TO- q: O'Clock P. u. The following
Orchestral pieces viii Be- Iehe,sd for the srst Concert;
ton Of sounds)-Overtnres to MANFRED by sCHUMANS,
and LEONORA by BEETHOVEN. Conductor, MI THEO:
ElSTELD For subscriptions apply in the Masic stores OF
Mes.rs SCHARFENBERG LUIS, No 769 Broadway cor
Of 9Th st. C. BREUsiNG No 7ol Broadway; WALKER,
No l67 Fu,oDst Brooklyn or to Mr. L. SPfER, Secretary,
No 35l Broome By order.
l. 6PIER, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

7 A. H. HASBROUCK, Stationers' Hall, Nos.
~ ia AND I76 PEARL-sr., Eew.York, IMPORTER and
ose' s ';s . .y :..s pics sssy
Writing Paper Notes. Drafts, Money and Shipping Receipts
Iukstsnds Memorandum and Time Books Pens Pencils
Sstes Pen Knives Che. and Backgammon Boards ko and
" Articles usually kept by the trade JOB PRINTING and
LITOGRAPAY executed at low rates. Csxds, Circulars
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

2sotce.Mr KEYES, proprietor Of the large Dry Goods
Carpet Establishment No 3iS eth announces his in
hon TO close the sale Of Damaged Goods THURSDAY
l. 10 enable him TO repensh his store with entire new
Pa, which viii be reopened SATURDAY EVENING, Oct.
nd the business continue previous 10 the interruption by
ate FIRE.
lectures Ready MY SLAVERY In MAINLAND,
~ NY OPPRESSION IN NEW-YORK. 2. TIE BLESS
4 AND The CURSE OF SLAVERY TO The NATION.
{ihE COMMON ORIGIN OF THE HUMAN RACE.
}. W. C. PENNINGTON No. S4s West x6thst, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
VALUABLE SCHOOL BooKs-PabIished

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOho-ruonsneu
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These books have introduced into Of the best eda
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EDGE or THINGS FAMILIAR. limo half bound ~ CTS
BREwERs GUIDE TO ENGLISH CohPOslIloN. or or
one twenty subjects and illustrated from
analogy history and sne wntns Of celebrated sncs. ana
IN author teach the Of augmentation and the de-
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BREWERS GUIDE TO ROMAN HISTORY. from me
earliest period tho sose Of the esern Empire Hall
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POITRY FOR SCHOOLS. Designed for Reading and Reel
,ao Selected from the bert Poets in the English
By Ehzs Robbins suthor Of American Popular Lessons cts
CONVERSATIONS on COMMON THINGS, or a guide 70
nor things in daily By Nj" D l. Dix - ets MON -
BUGAkD'S FRENCH PRACTICAL TRANsLAToh or
easy method Of learning translate french into knssn sn
BUGARDs FRENCH PRACTICAL TEACHER, .. com.
pete Grammar the French Language the progressive
y,t, by which acquisition OF writing aud speaking renen
is made sssy. 5th edition. 81
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New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
statio,,erp anb fanep GOODS.

LANK-BOOKS, STATIONERY, JOB
OPRINTING at No. IS 45MAIDENLANE.-City and Country
Trade supped-our Printing and Bindery complete with
New Type Power &c enable 70 execute work at
low prices. Orders solicited FRANCIS LoUTRELr
Stationers and Printers, No. 45 Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

TRVING's LIFE OF WASHINGTON,
PUBLISHED BY g. P. PUTNAM,
No. S2l Brosdway, Nev-Yoh
THE LIFE OF WASHINGTON,
To his Inauguration First President Of the United States
BY WASHINGTON IRVING.
Complete In 4 vols limo. Cloth, So
g. publishes for subscribers only elegant library
edition printed with large type vols, svo Cloth, ss
AMAeSIEIcENrLY ILLUSTRATED EDITION.
In Numbers, st l5c each. ,
This edition will be the attractive book offered to
the American public The type and paper are Of the best quail
Ny aud there will be nearly -. -
100 ENGRAVIEGS ON STEEL. -. -. -
~pRvsd bishest yie Of the art from original design "
Wood Cuts aud various Maps and Plans
Thirty numbers are now issued and numbers will he pub
Ksbed punctsy every month subscrber ~. be dsiivsrsd
promptly. ~ Z. l. E'ANe' oensl@ Assh'
Canysssers of respectsbihty wanted
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28
Glotbing.

TEFFER
y No 4s7 BROADWAY,
JEFrERs has Just opened magnificent stock Of .ns1
hsss French SHOES, BOOTS and TOILET sLlff ~,
WHICH he would call the special attention Of his IL
would invite visit 10 his establishment from CounVy -
shanta His wholesale Atoek is equal to any demand
&S IN CONGRESS CATERS, Fsa SyIss,, y,sss,
TCsSJO ready aso ,hose Double soied ssei pMyo' ~
ss~ed BOOTS at - So at JONEs'S No. 10 Annss' nsA1 A'
Museum.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

5000 Copiea
THE GREATEST BOOK of the YEAR
Il The new Romance by the suthor of
THE WATCHMAS.
Mr. Maitland has chosen for the title Of his aud beet
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of which
soid In this country and in England,
SARTAROE :"
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gresi care, that IL is Of the
BEST RoAAkcBs EVER ISSUED N rals colSrRr.
This book far to The WachmAn
the sale Of which almost IN he literary
nails Of the world.
The work is dedicated to
WASHINGTON IRVING,
permission and has rscsived his unqualified
probation 1t win make handsome volume Of $50
Orders the trade respectfully solicited We shall
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the Society is Fifty Cents. To induce gem
erai cooperation of the people of the whole
county, the Society has issued number ol
certificates and placed them into the hands oil
the following named persons IN the different
parts OF the County, who are authorized 10
grant them 10 such as may pay the ini,lauon
lee into their hands, TO wit Bloom, Eli Bar
ton: Berwick, Enos Fowler; Benlon, Eli Men
denhal; Beaver, Isaac Davis; Calawissa, j..
Refer; Centre, Gilbert H. Fowler; Fishing.
creek, Henry Biuenbender; Franklin, b. +.
Former; Greenwood Elisha Hayman; Hem
lock, Sylvester Purseli; Jackson, Theodore
Smith; Locust, David Reinbold; Mifilln, w.
L. Brown; Monlour, Elias Dieterick; MAN,
George Shuman; Madison, Reuben Wilson !;
MonnIpeasan,, J. II. Vsndersce; Orange, q.
w. Loit, Pine, James Masters; Roaringcreek, /,
Samuel Eek Sugarloal, Andrew Lanbach !;
Scot, Thomas CFeveling, and likewise OF The
President.
The certificate mol only constitutes the
owner member of The Columbia county As
ricurural Society, for one year, but il entities
himself and family 10 attend the lair without
extra charges, aud further allows him PRIV
i!ege of bringing such articles on exh'bilon
as he may choose, without any further pay
ment of entrance lee.
This opportunity, however, will only con.
tinue up TO The 10Th of October. Those not
embracing il anterior 10 that dale, will be re-
quired to abide by the rates, both Tor en-
trance of articles and admission 10 the Fair
that shall be adopted at that time.
PALEMON JOHN, Prest.
Bloomsburg, Pa, Sept 10, 1857.
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JOHN A. MOORE. JOHN W. wiLLIAms
MOORE 81. WILLIAMS,
General Commission Merchants,
and dealers in
MINERS SUPPLIES.
No. 54 South Water st., Philadelphia.

THE subscribers having been associated
with the coal trade and mining operations
generally, for several yeurs. are prepared TO
supply orders for all articles contingent 10
mining purposes a, The lowest rates, with
care and dispatch.
Our stock comprises the following articles:
OII.S-Sperm, Solar, Elephant, Bleached,
Racked, Lard, Rosn. Greasina, Linseed.-
Safety Lamps, Fuses, Blasting Paper, Slope
Chains, Ropes, all Sizes, Puleys, Wickng,
Wire Rope, Tar and Pilch.-Thornley
Celebrated Gum Belling, Washers, Packing,
Hose-Blasling and other Powders.-
Soap, Candles, sc. s..
REFERENCES:
Hodgson g. Keen, Philadelphia.
J. B. A. & S. Allen,
Charles Miller g. Co., +"
S. Rolhermel, Esq,
John Thornley,, Esq,
VIM. De Haven, Esq, Mnersviile, Pa.
Hon. w. Donaldson, PorsvilIe, Pa.
Hon. c. w. Pnman, I"
Geo. w. Snyder, Esq,
D. P. Brown, Esq, "
l.. P. Brook, Esq, +"
J. J. Connor, Ashland, Pa.
Philadelphia, Jan. 16, 1S57.-ly.
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Com mmIltee-Mrs. VIM. Goodnch, Wrs. j.
w. Hartman, Mrs. Morris Van Buskirk, Mrs.
Morris Sloan, and Mrs. ]. w. Mckelvy, all
of Bloom.
No. 13-FLOUR.
Best sample wheat -four, so lbs. or more 90
do rye do 10 90
do Buckwheat do do so
Go Corn do do so
Commitee-John Leggolt Of Pine, Jacob
Melick, jr, of Scott, aud J. K. Sharpess, OF