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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
PsrHonal InteIngenca.

A iorrrsnsn, came OF Al oEkoey spring, Va, on
Geld and asr ave IN. eur groel,msd .asses.ra
" VIZ: n. E',Ee.s, K,ish, Of H1dy. erornsa nnA
Kate wti,n' % WoSdiiS,S osesn q Lsve and ssAs,.
raEga Pesnysscser T,,at ssia Of Honar ar. Eiliau'
&C., m e. t,,o sa,nss n.n,
ssms~s a.. $50, 49, rs,ss ~ !.
seaos.
so uaisd States cos.'l al ratA. isl;ad IN wash
'; =. s,o.,.,,, ,,.,,,,,,a wa,o,
ot,ae Grand nyl.don y He,'e osrps,sai Or tse sat-.
" nMi Msa' N'M eAUHna an" s'ash osFoaas' !" reside
ARRIVALS.
Prem rsus 40 sog'1; Hp,e". Il .....h'o y.aseren,-
sra ssrys1i joan Swss sssA NJ ssa
sfsssi Ms s,.ss arx 20 sstys f- Tsr.sss tro
si.n Easer. ase Pc D. >. ss sra ssr
osf Ar s,l Lty y; &'sa, smith M sss i.a, No
!rr.bis rpsiasgs - sa r. ss..s. saJ'o. .aa
susa sra zee asSSa ri n. s s.sS xr sd Va,
nss.sn. w. ssssasr. srs scsssn ~ ~ Is-siss
x fcIs,ls ssd so arss.s hs rsiss sesod
80 ~. ~ AsssAs l s1a hS
sgo S'gs s, =, ~ ~ n s TIC cd;9 ,. sSs
enc 81; ~ 18Th 40 s1nsinsS snsarsr voss
49, ks,r 40 No. Sc .aslsa ~ al 10 eI ~
~ 80 -rrss In 49, 20 ~. " 80,
snssn a1y shlGr,a ass r-ss sssrsy q asss ache.
yssr. ard say, Presou and NJ alses-,5s sons,ns ~
trr j Tea.fc-nV. NIB Cor iart
M povsrte sarttu Mr. mel a Rsvuaas M Pgeaaiet
Fetrsuseg Op~r-ogr frso Jlr.rguiava Psrrsefn
Gi-nri r PORTED N Pln1ur rrsders rwsrfn xr no
snned sessrs Rarts-d AMI Befyn ssdAu, Pr.a louis u
siSs Capt css.s sr SrshsT VI Bcs,Scoar VIZ sar.y
cs - s n.r .s NJ 40 f s.s G NJ x6 %
Borr and srrvRn ,rd lets Ugarco Mr 0rs:i. NJ,
CsTTsts Ptise nan Nsssrg Clse Toasr Mr. athol ard
lad, Mr. ard Mrs. Marsh an anil card Ricser Robt..
roa srd Herfeerg = rsvs i L..ro Jnkn eeier. l.
RnAdt~% truvfnrd ehsx hlass sSy and t-fsnf sr Ard
NJ, Balsery, BEL, sl.r-- 4 ata EHs-sins assvile
ioss Mr. MIMI, r He-S, sssara isnIis wesls Iscc
Con- se.set BALDWIN. george ssoes. C1srk sssua ana
wass.u Ee,t ~ Itl u w1sr~. .nd a.. u.,-t s-e,~@,
Saras n ~ cb,np sr5 Il Ri. ps-s. Rsrx. n 49,
Tesei Lcssr ard sisi., M AMI rs gnsbn nas "a ror
srd daughter Mr. Dsynrins Mr. Anchses nles Diestch
ii Starr, Miro ard Mr. ahir. Bentx Agns
rolver hPeynAen and friend John and Cares Pierre,
Jean and herrsnd sophie kerseh. NARA And Rcsa
md Actseve, hn Beuwer, Mr. arnoA aud lsfy,
hr lser and adL NJ schnsii-r ADJ and dsagher an
nretssr Fst NJ Trs.sil Dad Terrs ~ kuspin a.d
NJ grevrfed drughser and kr weiixere~.e Nr stccs
lady Mr. hsr ard ADs.ph pavros
Aysrhnt Mr. Pr and LAZY Mr. Iehe-ich.le - Conrad sad
Alien DAYS and ioucthe kad Iuurshe Ant Ianrf.s Mr.
rruH Hamilton and A, Misses b.sdne sni Jouer Mr.
rurscr Jucs Marra. and s.hnescs. NJ eirtcaclL 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Mrwn Yn,bsAsr John xyors and w!'s aid In Ne
aes-TetA In sNgt tf go.
For CaayleaoA u he aeanship JssAs ASxr, u,ia.,
Mr. 6nifh W Hannsy l. kervts0u. Nsptar snt
daughter Powell A NcDowsn .ss C~rsw-p MN Fori
vsisnrre; Drspe-. N,rcro.s MI, rranris Ms
lcsse LccAs James Bell tant lady and servant,
Swagaa, 4 rosca, ROhszd Hs.:A, z : Sumnsy a. !
Ady. 0e0rss Wbiie ID Hine. II smlth. Pal;rry r
0ssx1ug, Aogue " Brirsa. Water rraakl.a, q
Mleu, S0e;ssscin Lines Geo 2.sancr Fob. az:,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

srsAns tho sales embraced about Gao hhds Cuba
sd0, included la wb Ga 91v aa- Ia ooad Tor
exrss', as9 90 ago Al Tko N, AID lIe do. dcsy
paid, q, Sc 20.
wEAuaoss The movement OF the Naw Bedsasd
kei fer tbs week ending The Lat Inst ea1 aced saies VI
sue lbs Of Ocno.nk al :, S aid 0eS DO co prise
mentioned bu. undcsrt iod advance 81 CO.
WumSxy-Tbe market wsa dull ana ,owe<, wsiis SALON
OF 400 bbA. wore made " 80. per gailoa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

The RACE OF ras Fs,aArsa.-Havs the editors Of shs
Philadelphia journals read tho sccoun: OF the rsce on tho
ocean betwsen the Bish weasel Agamemncn and the
An,srioaa steam fsAtss Salqreaarnah, oun In PntAds
pAis, aud The Niagara built In New York. aud noted the
exact psunu or spsqusnaauah (sovon or eight m!cs
astcyr, alter Q sov hours ron.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

nTaEdn y W
Capaaisn was sso duB and carter the aaes embraces
shout 900 . go obls sl quo'sucns Souiassn 80 10
nght ssoek the saIss about 500 COO bbls
ct our rsures Ryc -four csser with ssics Of about
lto bhis nj QUOTATIONS. Conn meal steady; Jersey
was a. ~ q a. rs, and Brady vino "a 81 10 = - 40
whesl-The market inactive and lover rAses SUB
r,tcd 10; tho sales embraced about 1000 1000
sra rev wthe do n 81 90 . 81 Is . 81 eS; com.
ren 10 prinie mfred DO ~ 81 80, and unsornd white
At Al 10 81 as Tor Corn about a. per bu
sheI lower while sal- conined 10 sboai 20 bu
ahrs Nv MIXED ~ 500 kJuiaeYn yelo and white
verc nominal. Rye wAs quiet ~ s55 q 300 for ne~ and
old Norshcrn Oass Ia fair demand with salcs OF
sssis western II Sic 63a, and southern 81 10
n va IN In he rnsrk ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

bhunCS. .Ssilv.o %
FATAi CASUALTY --Nictacl Ranis, u lsboripg man.
engaged yesterday mcrnng putting barrel OF siusn On
chip al the Cons wharf foot OF uarAi street, whea
The barrel plr,ed AID !eu upon aim kn3sk!ng hi into
TIC river Tic r1cciscy rc-ruct but 7sf rom NJ
from Inc 1res received Oononey Perry held
inea Decsssed resided az No 81 tsodeSaer street
vxaicE CASUALTY Robert AInsrong, q apoter, en-
getting out or ssse corner or Broadway sai Wcfsh
street, Tossaay evening, ssd dsngercus.
injured By omnibus OF the Fifth avenue liue The
stage ravsg f;orrta In tho crfs OF tao street neS1 OF
sids Ssis, armsycus tsd chance "a oscSee
Hs collar bot broken ard bis log and shoulder fsc
nrei
EIoT At ExouHsIos. -ca Tre.iay marllng The
bers Of the congregation OF the Rev Mr.. Baanerman Of
excufyiop to 81. KoUsn's Te Flashing The boat bad
the party ~ Ia esrnp<d by crowd Of rnsrs from Non
Yes Eo Elosy ID tie boaor aud f.isy az "Dry
Lock Beysn ard vino commenced an lndiscri ninate
saut Up all baso In their iD nsoiae vicinity The riot
speedily quced by tho rScfh ward BROOKLYN 20
Ncenen VI whom, ccer Dloc. notlced IN pSrcu-
lar and who used his club 70 the entire ssesNioh or The
aiiiee AMI 10 the manifest dsccn.eni Of The ro~dios,
~ho mAde themselves scarce In every direction.
MILITARY Troop X, Third regiment, held . meeting on
Tuesday evening" for the purpose or elecrs captain rice
NJ Eer resigxsd. CA9 ain HecG held his ofaee FOR
lsst years, ant his resignation regretted by tbs
~nols sroop. IAeat l. Wise duty elected captain Of
said hocp, whieh ONCE be accepted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

TIN Gr. NIoao.As.-I, 10 announced In another column
that Mr. Robert CcemaS long and rsvorasly known .,
one Of The proprs cf the Asor House, has become
SOC ascd in the management CT TIA 81 Nicholas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


wxpsrDar, sept. 2-5 p N.
There va lille better feeling al tho Stock Exchange
to-day, but the amount Of transactions limited III
irprovcmeu; ro,nsg than reaction from
.se rapid Ial the ar, few asys Al the trSs bosra to
cay, Now York Contra advanced per cent Erie, 2s;
Reading, j; Aehsar Southern Il do. preferred, q Tno;s
oers Railroad, "a; do do oouts l. Gsiens ami Chicago
o; Cleveland and Toledo ~ Chicago and Rock IslAnd 81
Milwaukee and Hhsssipp, Il IA Crosse and Milwaukee AK
Missouri es declined X per cent Indiana stste, Ss q
Cumberland, kehigan Central Railroad, Panams, IL
There WA sas Of Ohio life ard Trust Company al
Is per eens We have noticed for some time part large
DAILY sses Of Eissour STATE 6s, and prices nave
pidy down. We understand thers Ia q large amouns hy-
potccaed, which mutt como upon The market Ohio
state 6s 1888, acid n % per cent Railroad bonds
steadily settling down.
amer The sdourrue1t Of the board the folio Wing saes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

wAIiAos's TssAtss--T es~s'ssvsea, oqsas Cor tn
this evening, v'h BcasOicAolps comedy OF "Toa
don Asssranos," In which Hrs Jsha Wood, kin Agnes
Rcbeshon, Miss Mary Cannon, Eessrs Blake, wAicot
Bosrc:cau,:, wood and Davenport perform. SUCH per-
rsrmanco ~M 10 brilliant Inauguration Of Mr.. uaxss
socond ecsscp ii this popular houss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

wBDSEDaY sept I'd Y. n.
Amr1 The vaies embraced " q 30 Bbls., inc.uairg
pots ~ 7ysc and pearls ri IA
Bsxu-rtfvs - Flour Tie market vss grain dpi and
lower, with limited asios Toe rHn,aoaoas ON orn ,cd
sboEi ZOO a,cco oba. al aboui me Following qaoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Geotlcmsn Sss ktn8 GOn DlnaGaons Of 0,rOuur
M nrperor lntv and eeganca IN tia ia
o. LEN. respectfully invited call
N. ESrrNsCHgED, ;i3 Eassaa stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03


FpyIcnrs. Errsgemenn were Irht, While rats were
unchanged, 10 Liverpool grain Id bags and Sd
bulk. Cotton vas ~ g. per bale o.her articles we're
shost she zane. 10 ioudcn osl cake last ss
70 Hsvre cotton VISA 70. There va. no change 20
dee rates 70 other ports, the gensTshy
cred yer, dull
BAY Prime os o, old for ,hipme., were scsrco and
rom nal A. DO 800 New connned 10 be uunl for ship
mtnf, nos btrs sufhcenty cprcsl for that rurpcse
HosS -uid hops o. All kinds crn. ard IN the sb
scrce ~ sslts they we're nominal rns arrivals pes
have been 700 small 70 make a market whGs Oh ~sro
usgocied.
isos-sOosch ps Vas Quiet, While sales smsrsocl snail
Iots II go 30 80, sir monihr
14Nsvss quiet, M 7sc FOR common and o. i0afi 20'or
lump.
NAyAl Srosrs SPLITS we're dull AID loser. and 100
bha were 10 Al &c. Cash. Con- aon susn scarce
ard rorrs 81 81 % Souns .aies II auer auxNes we're
mate Vi sSg a. .sf1r No :, o. - ~ fdf 10 | AT
3 20 y ~ TO- EXTRA 60 Cspde waa aoniHa ~ 81
o. American yu EEal, ia s4aa sac, G 80 a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

susS end nysd II O'Clock rhusday FOR NJ further
bearing q ne cuse.
Mr.. CuuanghAm 70 naiaed soapossd daring The pro
cce6ipD and IVES inmediAasy removed q tina ID ouru
me- OF the Court followed BY immense crowd, che
afssr shs carriage N which che coavsyed - Tia
0y prisoa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
CITY 1nssiItgosscss


THE Pusuc scaooL Al HAslsA-rhsre u something
radically VIZ rig In the management OF the public Aohoo
al Harlem II Il now six weeks ainoe the school was
c.o.ed and we learn thai the announcement has been
unsoo that II vii, not open ca<s sour woc!s
Fur tuo or three months previous 10 lie anL closing
conducted en- sysem Infinitely worse to tho scholars
than II had been entirely abandoned, tho hours Tor
attendance during the day varying from 70 hreo and
without The least observance Of regularity The excuse
for this The neccssty Of making re pairs
20 Che sOhooi building. But va should t0isk sufficient
had slfta dy elslsed Construct an entire nSS ed
Gee. whoever has cnAsge OF tn3 usrom ecncoi, wo
sheu think, 70 say the isAs, very Lax Ia attending TO
his duties
FusxRAI or VETERAN o. l8i2.-Ifsxekiah rndps agsd
20 yea Of the veterans OF iSi3 bures yss,er
Gay In Greenwood The senior veteran ,rps of I3i2 Oh
Raymond, were in attendance In fuu uniform, Ike the
hex:can volunteer these Cd dying Oh very last
and they will soon become quite rarity
THE COMMISSIONERS EmcRATTcs mst yesterday, bot
their being quorum tfeg adjourned 70
The follo1 log summary las beea made lp from
u tae Commandment
No emgrsnis xTrivod 10 aasas: 20 1872 1873
Ainoe 10 Ssgs z, ls51...... 1854
70 dass In 1850. Sa,672
Increase tnix year so, 100
1855. 1856. 1887
No inmates at wards bland. ....l,ss5 1870 l2TT
No iDms.ss al Marine Ho.pssai 49,. ,aa 90 I47
mai.......''.'ss'...... s'.'.'~,Ssa t,soi AiF-A
EsascrAt.
oycrcrsft Jan. /, is53... ............ - .!02 IS
Receipts 10 August 70 SAy Sis 30
Receipts sn5o 10 sept ., for cossIu-
tAton Of sler passengers &c Ills 90
- 80 2e5 50
salarce. .sl oos IS
DsbureHz ger prev so,'us Aus IS, s'. scc77 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03


At he socoas board Tho market -as abou, tao sane
New YCk Central eesEned K por cent Ilinsls Contra
% per cent, cash, and ss buyer days
perusylysns Coal Compsny sold his morning sad this
sncgaoon n 60 rer The stock Is gradually ming
uron NE markei from small holders and will bcrye many
noe,hs be ore o. the footballs ot the Stock Exchange
The stesmshp Arabia, from this port for Liverpool 10
day carried ont only st 900 In spesie me Borussa
from this port yesterday carried out sas 900 IN specie
ne steamship Vanderbilt, 81 this port, from southamp
ton, gives -four days later news from Europe. mo
sfF ss 500 600 IN sps=s osososs Cor oousoss sho-
oecnre the ccsizg ys,es we're ao,l poys for money
and sogE 81 for sc-ogst Money In bc,isy demand
better ir,es There has been no change Of consequence
in tho leading naSkess The political 10 interesting
and Important
A. n. Nicoay viii hold regular semi weekly auciios
sne ofslocks and bends morrow. (rhurssayl a I2k
O'Clock, ., tho Merchants Ershange The catalogue In.
Guides go city and State bonds which Inc
cities u Cincinnati and Chicago, and Ohio safe sxsa
$50 COO railroad bonds 400 shares Brooklyn Gas Light
ssd about $50 shares q and bank stocks.
We understand Thai The uschsesds are making great
efforts 10 get elected again directors Of Inc Michigan
Southern Railroad Company The s,ockheIisrs' messing
Gomez OF n Aarisn Michigan, on the 2ssh instant and
the real friends Of the company not up ana stirring
the same old management will 20: Into power assin.
within the past twelve months hs Of the road has
from IS 60 per oeni down 10 IL IL per cent Tho
cause Of This coormors depreciation IN market value 10
well Known 10 need repetition me rapid Increase In
capital soch the frequent illegal Of stock The
general mismansgsmept, and the sharp Hnsnccrins all
have boon 90 clearly shown that one Interested
fs o being properly rossd The stockholders have nos
clear ned The whole Of The old Board Of Dlrecssrs, Ia.
cluclne the Lrchaslds, have resigned, and II "a in ,he
power Of the ,hn eboers put good t,ua men
msnassmsst ihsy fail to do 20 no ono else cau complain
II matter Of ms or death win me company and
the time 10 The altogether pan hope,
and proper ss nds rcmtihpg might be rsvea 70 the
socksoldcrs The following clrcu lar, ~hch has been
.ued gives somss OF an enert WHOM trust may pvove
sSescssiu place the Southern Michigan Railroad soon
In rslihfsl and CompeseDs hands
INV Yosx, Sep, 5, 1851.
tn rrs STOCKHOLDERS rHs MItHIgss Sol vasxt ASp
NopTHvsS IrmsvA RauRoAD Covrsvvs--
Tho srcd arc largely IN crested, .. a~rer ant
directors IN Western railroads, snd rst dasp aiaFsa
the ,yccexs or yoae COMPANY O xsArs II the canpe
ny and me De ais u ~ mar asern1ni, ihes sno~ bnl H.
lie ous aey 60kaer ma. 05iaF " Ns coAnsaaug pcsi
uoa the busstss Aai caw " Ea fpsi snsNt O. taa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

CArss Dollar Hats, Fall style, az WhatS's
isn Futon between and Ksssau s:ssa,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

C~niS's FOsar Dollar F.li Style SiiA Flats
ier seuonfn ana yousg mcn Th.s tray beautiful II
fully d.sussu.sasd hAs az tie season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Photos suphs, Anabrviy pes and Vital Pcr-
trails made eais ri aR AMI ALCO0gE'5 saiior; As
eaawAy, bv their improved gas po.aa. pracass iso
c8uerreosypea copied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Barnes d FErK Hzvs Removed sr3ax Sps
Broadway 70 is Park dirscsiy S0po<iN
Housc Tne Aisan OF oobesz nrc caas 5uTsra OF a-Igs
su-ftsc tn Ds7snss sSk Of patsas 5aefaes r. Ar tv
propnsrrS' rrcaS By I'm Dase. dorm cT 80 ETosS.
bAEE2S a FARk,
Mar vu~S riuesrp And Sant vap
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

0sta4txs T1hisx Hzx0r Stxop.-0cr usss py
,, \ =. SAUSDsSS sscr~ cry ~ No Ssypy s.nx~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

WIiDs, Immediately ~ return from srsucs. oegs %
poT ha millinery trade that hia Parts pEYchaS-s
rs<V received At h.s e1ensve warehouse Bsad
wsJ and arc psw ready for 'heir exclusive imposition TIA
I'll % winter born- fancy feathers bowers ces lead
dresses Ao have never before been .ea IN ia nAgt
caher n beauty or chospneaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03

Portable DrsSsanE Cases In Great Variety
FIR ss;e by :. u SAUNDERS, aso-s oag Al No Aaor
HOuSA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-03
x0OlDsxs and Dealers In CloxaasnG,
Are respectfully invited IN examine orr
YAII Avn wt.rxxR sr-S5H.

YAiI AM WtSrHR srssHs
In addition 70 our usual large stuck os
Tka8 AaD TASHtOaA SlorHsaA
Wa have this Manufactured i1arnsusa snsk NJ
LOW Pxicxr aEDIUs GCors,
Whica We ara prepared 70 ofsy ~ low n.ures anr
D nxv-,yx 4 %,
VS. ~ca ApJ 40 Eroa1 ~ey 3 - YcrA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17
POSITION IS sLENFlNa.

1t is better TO 81 to sleep on the
right side, for then the stomach Is very
much III the position OF Il bottle turn
ed upside down, and the contents are
aided in passing out by sravltation.
II one goes to sleep ON The lett side,
the operation Of empty ing its contents
is more like drawing water from
well. After going to sleep let the
body take its own position. II you
sleep on your back, especially soon at
ter a hearty meal, the weight Of the
digestive organs, and that Of the food,
resting on the great vein OF the body,
near tho back bone, congresses 1t,
and arrests the flow ofthe blood more
or less. Ii the arrest is partial, the
sleep is disturbed, and there are an-
pleasant dreams. Ii the meal has
been recent or hearty, the arrest is
more decided, and the various sensa'
tons, such as falling over PreclPi,ce'
or the pursuit of a wild beast, or other
impending danger, and the desperate
effort to get rid ofsjt, arouses US; that
sends on the stagnating blood, and we
wake in a fright, ortrembllng, or per
spration or feeling of exhaustion, ac-
cording to the degree OF stagnatlon,'
ana the length and strength Of the Of
fort made to escape the danger. But
when we are not able to escape the
danger, when we do fall over the pre-
cipice, when the tumbling building
crushes us, what then2 That - death!
That is the death of those OF whom II
ia said, when found liteless in theli
bed in the morning: They were as
we'll as they ever were the day before;
and often is it added, and ate hea'''s'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17
~ SANDERS & BROTHER.

than common! This last. az frequent
cause of death to those who have gone
to bed we'll to wake no more, we give
merely as q private opinion. The
possibility of its truth is snough "a to
deter any rational man from a late
and hearty meal. This we do know
with certainty, that waking up in the
night with painful diarrhea, or cholera
or bilious collie, ending in death in a
very short time, is properly traceable
to late large meal. The traly wise
will take the safer side. For persons
who eat three times day, it is amply
sufficient 10 make the last meal OF
cold bread and butter and cup OF
some warm drink. No one can starve
on it, while perseverance, in the ha-
bit soon begets a vigorous appetite
for breakfast. so promising Of q day
ofcomfort. --HalLs Jou,maLef Health.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17
davenport, May Ist. .Hsd-dtI
NEW YORK EOTEL,

Harrison, between Front and Second Streets,
Oae square below the Ferry Landing,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
J. kIEFER, Proprietor.
This House is one the u.ost pleasant location:
commau ling Cue view Of the Mississippi river aud
Rnct l.land jsn22 df
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-17
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

fTHE subscriber has recently made extensive prop
l aralioas for the manufacture OF Eutter, Sugar
Boston, Soda, Pic Me, Water and Oy ster Crackers
Pilot Bread, &c, &c., together with good assort.
ment Of Loaf Broad, Cakes aud Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture OF CrEm 4 Paui's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
this nsking Bread, these, tho Bread is
more uniform s quality, and handsome In appear I.
auce 1T Is much whiter and more even, keeps uch
lon2erwnhout becoining stale, aud to many persons
Ia not objec Ionable whom y week old, Il cuts Is
hand some the anest French roll, goes hrthsr
and readily introduced into families who have new
eIused Bakers Bread before. shall continue to
run Il Bread Wagon as heretoiesa. In Offering the
aoove articles terms which cannot fail 10 give en-
tire satsfsstien, hope to be able 70 supply all who
may iayer me with their patronage. Thankful for
past favors, hope to merit coutin nasnee of tho
same. All orders from The country promptly attend
Ga to- nANlEL MOORE,
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, ono square above
burrows q PIclt.inau's steam Mills.
Davenport May y, l5a6-dt
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DAY BOARDING
STEAM SAW AND PLANNING MILL
For Sale GheaDl

THE subscriber intending 10 erect large mill at
WATERFOWL, a hourshug town recently laid out on
the Mississippi few miles above his present locality
offers the above named property, egibly situated
in the town OF Moline, on very reasonable terms =
the machinery and OF the mos. approved description,
usually connected with establishment of the kiud-
The planning machine il Woodworth's patent, which
with nine saws propelled by a twenty horse
power engine. The Of power is rented for sash
aud blind and spoke factory Any person wishing 10
engage in manufacturing business already establish
ed and highly profitable, would do well to call early
the subscriber, as he is disposed to sell very
reasonable terms. AL0NZ0 S0URSE.
Moline, Ill. Fob DIFF
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FURNISHING GOODS
SAMUEL PRR1Y.

McrchAxat Taller.
III hs onhand new and full sssortment ~ r-
sait.hi. snu -, nhgsn oiotnes, Cassimsres aad -
suitapie ior Inc season, which he viii msks ~ ~
measure on short notice and reasons BE terHs /"
READY MADE CLOTHING.
of al kinds for Spring and summer M. -Sa.a
"ii oes sold aschsap asthe eheap psst.
FURNISUINL GOODS
good supply ofeveryi thing ne...sary 10, = S...s..
msn,s 1s wardrobe. spring style ~ ifSss.
Capst trunks. tasSess, &c. $50
- "ouia lhvkc q Durcha pccA.
IN the above line i. xiy. MIN 4 call hsssss SoSas
o rnss. she1s. ons price only. No trouble = ~
ofthssame. Hrnn 0pee
Davenport April lgss OSss
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Shop.
NEW TIN STORE.

TNHB subscribers have Just opened q store Har
rson between Third and Fourth streets, here
on hRnd all kinds of
Cannar Tin and Shaat Iron Ware.
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Town Of North Florence, Mt.

n E0RGE ALLING 4 Co, junction OF Frout aud
NJ Second agents for the sale Of building lots in
he above town, which they oter for sale vt low
figure. North Florcace situit ted the Missour Xiv
10 miles above Omaha City, aud has all the fasilities
steamboat anding hoss wishing 10 obtain lots would
do " oil to call soon, fobl0d2US
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LAND AGENTS at Florence, Nebraska Terry.
HNEWSTEh y KNIGHT,
Lard. entered and Warrants located in Sioux City,
Fort Dodge aud Council Blufs.
II PCoeelions promptly attended 70.
E.P. BREWSTER, Is, Z. KNIGHT,
Atty. S Count at Law. Civil Eugi ineer & Surveyor.
REFER 10
DAWSON True, ksqrs., kdi,sr Gazette,
DR.. J. NJ. Witherwax, Dawson s. GriSgs,
II. Price, Esq, J.T. Lane, ESQ.
MAY 10, 'Se-aiy
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>rFERS his profss sioHat se'Fi,esie mo ei'"ons
1 )of Davenport ant vicinity u.t r,,,,o,s
Residence at the house OF J.. ". I"5, n,,,, ,rr ie
ls..nt IN tho store OF T. NJ house No. lscial,e
Row, sre'v NC may nsTehs