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Take Notice
CO" Do you ecaht to haSe Il SIRE Pre
centre against Couaterfclttay

c." Do .you rant TO haSe Il SIRE Pre
uenttre agoiatSt Couatcrfcitiay
Bank Mites? ~asa
: READ READt EEA!J!!
SUBSCRIBE, SUBSCRIBE! SUBSCRIBED!
= Joha ), Dyc IS the 4uttor,
= and the Bank Notc f.ngras crs all say thtt he
- the Greatest Judge of Paper Monev living.
= Cheaper thar the Cheapest! Bette,
- than the Best,
>~ Published weekly. Only uuc Dollar Yea
~ REATEST DISCOVERY Of the preseu
- VI Century for
- DETECTING COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES
Describing every Genuine Bill in
- Existence, and Exhibiting at a glance
every Counterfeit ia Circulation
= Arranged so admirably, that PsFEKENCE H.
: EASY aud DETECTION INSTANTANEOUS.
: sS.s" No Me}er 10 eraaine.' No page,
= To hunt up' @asa
. Dut So simpiiaed and arranged, thai the Me-
= chant, Banker and BnsiaGs Nan can
zee oil ri a CtaTes!
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The Provincial Parliament ha

The Provincial Parliament has Just
passed bill which comedies to the
Atlantic Telegraph Company the exclusive
right for City years, to land upon the
shores Of this Province submarine tele-
graph cables. We understand that bills
Of similar import have also passed the
Legislatures Of New Brunswick and
Maine.
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1wThe happiest period Of a man. life
Is when he has pretty little wife, half :
dozen beautiful children, more ready cash
than he knows what to do with, good
conscience, aud is not even in debt fol
his newspaper.
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Do you wish good Coat, Vest, and
Pants. Then 20 to casad 4 Glimore's, ever,
garment purchased ofthem Is warranted Of the
best quality. They have on hand . fine stock Of
New Goods which they are selling at low pri-
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Brick,uaker Wanted.

4 GOOD Brick maker Is waited nj Cambria re;
~ Cedar CO, faws, to rus mp several kiins ~
Brick. ths coming season. Apply TO ..s.e
Nc C0LfUIGH & 90.
Cambridge.
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Life Saved at Midnight.
Ey Grfgores Instant Cure OF Pair.

The moment il Is us.a ,nternallv, 1t dsris
thteaah th- System, allaSs pa'ns instantly la
four minutes il Ea- ditlusa Il though the lyE.-
pt attc system aid tlcoi it, thriling power, and
q IL ky forced IT. way ttTcu4b every l. w, !s',
or dis, sstd Etrv@. Etiu ar giahd aiss"ivng oh
.tructIora relieving iril s1inn, ''s' ~ aud
srasn"tic p.ius, be- cured nervous heada' he III
I'D minn te-, C mig ID nma'isla nag GnIty, II
81 il Is tbr s re qua non 81 mro'ctar-
~ Ja~t uy omr Batuy Price -32ts ~
Sod Dy 4. bHgstT Agent.
Aho ty HAi.t q iHANgErs. 2~ty.
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~Whcn the heart is ont of tune th,
4Shgac seldom, goes right.
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Il has taken years to make perfect this
: & X l. A I ID / : & q V L Il y,
- The urgent necessity for such work has
long been felt By Csamerciai Men, 1t ha>
been published to supply the cal tor such d
= Preventive and needs bat 30 D. kuown to be
= universally patroaiEed. tdoes more than ha.
ever been attempted by maa, E,.5~ II de.
-, scribes every Bank Note ia THIEF ailersn
y. Languages,
: English, French ard G. ,mon.
y, Thus cath may cad the same H.. his ow a.
~ Native .ougnc.
iE"Ms: The paper will be about = incbes
- =, - inches, and viii contain the most
y. Perfect Bank Note Lii injiiAed.
- together with the Rate of Diseoant. also q
list OF AL the
- PRIVATE BANKERS * AMERICA.
- A Complete Summary OF the finance or
ErgorE AND AMkRic, will be pahlished in
- each edition together with all the Important
- News Of the Day. Also
- INTERESTING STORIES
- From all Old Manuscript found in the last
=. and M whero else to be foond. II has neyea
/, vet appeared in print and furnishes the Nos
- Complete History of
OR LIFE,
= and describing the most pefpIs hihE positions
II IL which the ladies and Etut,tmen Of tia
=. country have been 80 often found. These sto
- ries will continue gh0ut the whole year
= and wilt prove the most entertaining ever of
iered 10 the public.
= a,s-fulnished Weekly 10 Subscribers only
at 81 year. All letters must be addressed te
I5tf JOHN S. DYE, BROKER,
Publisher and Proprietor, 10 Wall y. \. \
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:. G. & i. 81 Elm
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The Co partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, trading under the firm ot Ryan
4 Farley, l. dissolved by mutual consent
RYAN y FARLEY.
The Business will be continued Mt the Old Stand,
Corner Front and Nam Streets, by II. Graham
a. j. ii. Farley, un der the firm 81 hraham a
Eariey, who will pay all debts due by and receive
All moneys due to the firm OF Ryan d BARLEY
Davenport Iowa, April lth. 1871.
1871 GRAHAM EAfLE1.
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J. 4. Ray Il Go.

- - 10y - SVe
We call the attention Of our readers to
the new Advertisement Of the above firm
We can say for Messts Ray that they
have good stock Of goods on hand of all
kinds, and are receiving a spring stock
which viii compare proudly with any in
the interior ofIowa. They do not in
tend 70 bore with gimblet-nothine
short Of the big augur size will suit thei1
figure, They are now erecting stor,
which will be large sized brick building
and an ornament to the place.
A cntorprising men, aud men Of bust
Hess they should be encouragede rs the,
ere deserving Of success. Read theil
Advertisemot, and give them call i
you have no. done SO already.
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4lptOn A0bertistr.
oATUhDAY, MAY 9, 1857

syssy Man NJ own Counserieie I,esecsor.
Dr. D.. L. Hunt is now in Upton, and
proposes to remain a few days, and give
Instructions in tho art Of detecting eoun
teffeit bank bills.
By his system of detecting counter
feits, person may be enabled to detec,
= counterfsit on any bank in the United
Ststes. Mr.. Hunt comes with good ref
esenocs, and We would suggest to our cit
liens the propriety Of awaiting themselve q
Of this opportunity to learn 20 valuable
system.
Mr.. Hunt can be found at the parl
House, for few days only.
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DIED.

DIED.
On the 9Th inst, LkMETTA, only daughter Of s
". j. Z. i. Stafford, In her 9th year
sweet child thou art -orr.
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!. Spring Trade. 1885,
MINER & BROTHER,

1857. spring Trade. 1857.
. MINER & BROTHER,
. - Wholesale Dealers in
Dry Goods, Carpeting, ..n.... . 81. m
Yankee Notions, Hats, @.-a.
Caps and straw Goods,
Front, st., 3 Doors East Of Perry
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
"E are now receiving from Manufacturers u
w full stack Of ..sE ..e..-
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
to which call the attention of the Merchants OF
the surrounding country. We intend to keep as
good Stock can be found in the West, and
shall sell them at prices that cannot fail to suit the
closest bayers. Having bought many of eur q Oh
before the Late advance Of cotton goods, we ca
offer some bargains. Is SIN MINER a BRO.
NNHEEL BAHHONS, ROAD SCRA.
w pers, Plogs Lultiyators Horse Hoes, Car
rot Weeders, Wagons Drills Of all kinds, HORSE
Rakes, Hand Kakes, of Eastern manufacture; lar
den Rakes, shosels, Spades, Hoes &C., &c.
Seeds OF all Kinds, in Bulk, for Sale by
lSm6 NuURsE l. NlELE,
Davenport corner Of Rock Island & Front st.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
!. i'Ah F! beauty is but a fading flower
As the poet saws

|, i'Ah !! beauty is but failing flower.
As the poet says III
s'what ia the gilaed tinc,ure of the skin,
To charity aud aternal peace Ut mind
What he bright lastre Of n beautiful eye,
To the soe kiadness Of gentle answcrp
that turns away wrath, as Solomon
says
well, sirp' inquired Charles, as his
uncle finished his somewhat confused
question.
oh, nothing only as you are to
marry Miss Sophronia Haggersbaggie,
You should mt trouble your head about
Jane Lorimer, that's all. My friend
Fuzby tells me she is astonishingly cler-
or, and the queen OF Cheltonham the
last three seasons ,ct -
Ten, sir She has reigned without
a rival since eighteen hundred and TWEEN.
ty-cight.
so much the better, boy. You've
disappointed me twice before; this time
you shan't escape. You might have
married that rich hciress from York
shire. who came down here by Sir
Christopher recommendation. with a
teeb.c constitution -
And the eonsumptive Major in Ma
deria Arbor snapt her up in three weeks.
'Or tho nabob's daughter with the
cough-Niss Ingot-six thousand year
at the least.
'Ah, bu. the paralytic Septehman at
Montpcier plste ran off with her TO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-10-09
CHAP TER II.

Charles Martin sat for some time i'm
mcrsci in the brown study from which
Mr. Nali0p's fiery speeches had only
ha,t succeeded in awakening him. The
subject Tor lis meditation was an inter
esting oun. En.irel9 dependent on his
uncle, who, in every sense Of the word
had supplied a f.thors place TO him, he
felt that it was his duty. no less than
his interest, to slatiiy the old gentleman
in as far as lay in his power. And as,
in spite Of the hot temper and occasional
odd notions Of the senior, the inclina-
tions and sentiments of the uncle and
nephew were generally in accord.
Charles found i, less difficult than mighi
have been imagined to exhibit himself
as pattern to all persons similarly stu
ated cf duty and and Obedience. In no.
thing did the two gentlemen seem more
in unison than in the admiration they
both entertained Of the fair anl fascinat-
lns Jane l.orimer, alluded to in the pre-
ceiling chapter. The sole daughter of a
widow whose property, though small-
lay next that of Mr.. Wailop-intimate
with each other from childhood, with
the intimacy that is unknown to the
nearest neighbors in towns and cities, but
which only fourishcs, like other plants
divine, in the open air, and under the
clear eye of heaven, Jane and Charles,
like the hero and heroine Of some novel,
had only made the disc covery that they
were all the world to each other, when
the youn. gentleman about two years
before this time, had taken leave Of he
to finish his education By making tn
grand tour. The first winter in G rma
nv. the second in Rome. had produced
no diminution in Charlcs's attachment
the names both of mother and daushte
were mentioned as affcct;ona,ely as eve
/ in the uncle's letters-and it seemed S,
natural thug to Charles that Jane Lor
inner should be his wife, that it neve
entered into his calculation that anv on,
and especially his uncle, who knew
her so wel!-could be Of a diffcren
opinion. We are not prepared to deny
that the party at Elmhurst, as MIS-. Lor
liners estate was called, had similar no
tions of the reasonablcness of such an al
lance; and as Jane. though quite a
beautiful and accomplished as even til
preiudices of her lover could reprcsen
her, had a stock of good sense not ofter
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The Law Of Ne wsp i psra.

!. subscribessxho do not express notice 20 the
contrary, are considered o. wishing TO continue
their subscriptions. zse sSI
2 IF subscribers ordors the disoortinuance of
thoif papers, the publisher can continue to send
them until all arrearges are paid.
B.. ii Subscribers neglect or refuse 70 take
their papers from the Office to which they are d.
rected, they are held responsible till they settle
their bills and order the papers Discontinued. at
A. If any subscribers remove to another place
without informing the publishers, and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they are held re-
sponsible.
D. The courts have decided that refusing to
take a newspaper from the Office, for removing and
reavins it uncaled for, is prima iacc evidence 10
intentional fraud.
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which the villages on the sonth coast
annually pass, and more benefit We will
be bold 20 say is experienced by a winter
residence in one Of them than bv toll.
some pilgrimage to Nice or Naples. But
however desirable this influx of visitors
from whatever cause-mny be to the
proprletors of the aforesaid cottages.
there arc many occasions when this
ineanion ef the hale and of the sick il
Iool>cd upon with little less horror than
would bo an invasion of the Goths and
Nandats. The old inhabitants of the
soil are hustled aside-thcir usual
course of life interrupted no more
notice taken of their polite intimation
that Strangers are not allowed to enter
these grounds or 'frospasscrs viii be
prosecuted with the utmost riyor of the
law, than if the saii grounds were A
part OF the Queens highway, and tho
law had no right whatsoever Ten or
twelve years ago any one who should
have stood on the sfnmit of the steep
road, or shoot as It is called. that con-
veys the way6rcr d3wn 70 IN, lover
shore about three miles to he west Of the
4 ,sef.Hfi,., ,,,,,. r,f 80, .a,,fl - -
seen bef3ra him district OF exc.e ling
clhrIe,s and b.s9tF. CHI, OF pr5di-
sioas height. aal clo.h,l to .hs vers
'op with lnyariant brnshwool. which
,,ns 81. w,,I, -. 5-,.,,.;,
.,s,, lou, s~r,n.1 .s..l rs ~" .s Ia -
t,.,..,,o loa lii. ...i :. -
saf;r fr,n ,bn Sor91 @'' y rh ,,'ss ;,l :. ~ =
ieut4a9as OF the b4ss. into which tho
wsar md ,alr Of tie stor4s OF centuries
had aaztai the roxy coast gave i d.
yersity t. the seem by opcnin. n. "
rless atthe ssaat each suc,rc lin: step:
-. ,A1 landscape received its crown.ns
o.aan Il; iF,m the oil chimney Of some
rtstbill Il cottage sending up h.~c and
b r. rs long wreath of bluc smoke
fto smeag the th c, toE4ce Of tha trees.
fu oP4niug OF the road oc,a Si5nally
l=oa.sht tse traveller IN front OF one Of
t.t-= 44mt,c dwellings, and the won-
,. ,tat richness cl the soil an ml,dne~,
u taa AR gave to i a pictures4Hcne,s
Wish tue architect had never anticip3t-
ct, b. c.o;h,ag it5 rough stone walls,
aal hiIia. is stt4@.easetcd roof with
plants AMI h5w = uak.own 10 les
~Hel. red s,u,;toas Fi--,rc.s trli.i,al
oveE ihe dnnr, and oHorm1ls geraaiams
aad myyilcs oI0steres. Foaud iae windows,
pass ss.as !hc fIil figor OF health and
color which hy flower OF man can ouly
be gained by being
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatness and dispatch
Posters, shopbills, Blanks, Circulars, Bill ilcads
Programmes, Receipts, By Laws, Court Dockcts
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, &c. DC. ,,l a3s.sr
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MONEY SavED. 1t seems that Mrs.
Birch-wife of Mr.. James Birch, Of Fall !.
River, Mass, President Of the California
Stage Company. who was among the lost
passengers of the Central America
was not left destitute by the death Of
her husband. Nj. Birch had sent on.
in the Illinois, the steamer which PEE
coded the Central America, 100000 in
gold bars. for which also he remitted
draft payable to the order Of his wife-.a,
On Wednesday last Mrs Birch sent the
bars to the Assay Office in New York i
to be refined and stamped. I, q ss-ss
r-On the heels Of folly treadeth shame AZ
tho back Of anger standeth remorse. .lsses !,
h Envy no man = talent, but inpsuye thys !.
| own s @ N-@ ~ n u u
M ,dicll botany might be restricted almost
td the plucking Of simples.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-04

Ma.onio Notice.

Ara regular communication Of Ocoee Lodge, No.
~ 212, OF Ancient Free and Accepted Masons, at
Benton Tennessee, on the 21st OF September, 1881,
Reniamiu Mayfield, n member of saidLodge,
was excluded from all the rights, privileges and bene-
fits of Free Masonry for gross unmasonc conduct and
the same subsequently ordered TO be published In the
Cleveland Banner and Athens Post, with the request
that all newspapers friendly to the cause copy.
Nov lS-3t-i7I rr-- B.F. GREENLEE, Sec'y.
Mr.. Editor In the last number OF the
Post was greatly astonished to see an ad
yertisement from 0coee Lodge, Masonic held
at Benton, Tenn, setting forth that | had
been expelled from said Lodge for gross I'M
masonic conduct. Not being aware of vio-
.lating, in the slightest manner, any of the
rules or laws Of said order, and also being to-
tally at a loss as to what the charge was that
Twas expelled under, | hereby demand Of
said Lodge to make known, through these
columns, wherein have been guilty as the
advertisement sets forth, that may have an
opportunity of vindcating myself which OPP
portunity did not have, or know any thing
about before the Lodge.
Papers having published the advertisement
of the Lodge will plcaseccpy this card. Ny
reputation is dear to me, aud am determin-
ed to defend it; and owing 20 the summary
manner in which the Lodge has disposed OF
me, leaves me no other alternative than to
seek advice from without its walls.
r BENJAMIN MAYFIELD.
Dec A. 1851,
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Discovered at Last
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR PAIN.
PRoF. CHAs De GRArn's
ELE TRIO OIL

FUylIIS Oil is the only sure remedy In the world for
the Cure Of Rheumatism Deafness, Gout, Neural
gia Lumbago Sciatica Spinal and Bronchial complaints
Tic Dooreux Headache, Cramps, Group Piles, Feons,
Sprairs and Bruises, Cuts and Wounds, sweed Glands
Stiff JOINTS scrofua Eryspelas Sore Nipples, swelled
Breast Womb Disorders, Salt Rheum, Canker In the
Mouth and Stomach, PsipitatiOn, Eruptions, Caked
Breast Quinsy Sore Throat, Palsy, Peurisy Ulcers,
Lock Jaw Heart Burn, Tooth and ar.aehe, Nervous
ness Costiyeners Burns Sore Gums of teeting infants
Iemorrhage, Abscess Stiff Necks Broken Breast Chill
bains letter, Shingles Frosted Feet, Fever and Ague
Chapped Hands, any Diseases that sore pain
full, Is the only article brought before the public
that will do its work perfectly in from three to twenty
minutes-has been used by thousands and pronounced
to be the best remedy ever dscovered.r
This Oil the system with eectricity-is Of pure
vegetable preparation. Not the slightest dznger OF
applying It ontwardly or inwardy. 1t at gives
a permanent cure-in most cases from ten TO twenty
minutes.
The best psychologists of Europe discovered that
all organic arrangement OF the animal system is the ef
feet of obstruction Of the physco ud In the
organ diseased. skillf application OF this Oil puts
in immediate motion the fluid, and the is at
once accomplished. No bleedings-no vomiting purg-
ing or blistering, is resorted to.
eE- None genuine without signature OF Prof. Z. DE
GRATH. Labels signed in writing.
Principal Depot, No. So South Eighth Street, three
doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia Country dealers
and druggists can be supplied wholesale and retail
Price 25 cents, so cents, and 81 per bottle.
Try everything else; give this one simple trial.
CAUrIoS.-Be careful to ask for and get De GRATIS
Electric Oil, as worthless limitations abound.
There are limitations sprung up on the re-
puation my article has acquired. The public must be-
ware. They worthless.
For sale by GEO. W. ROSS, Athens, Tenn.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-04

Gg- So great is the potency oftruth that
the most corrupt are sometimes surprised
into speaking, and endorsing it, even when
il condemns the practice to which they are
blindly committed. Thus the Legislature
of Mississippi has reelected to the Senate,
Hon. A. G. Brown, who denounced alien
suffrage in the Senate, and all over the State;
and in so doing, Mississippi has committed
itself TO this important item in the creed Of
the American party Clarksriiie Chronicle.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-12-04
MARRIED.,

Married,
On the s5th ult, by Rev James Blair, JAMES II REI.
SoLDs, OF McMinn county, to Miss NJ. J. bRowDER, Of
Roane county.
Away-away with single life,
It's not the proper plan;
Jim Reynolds has a charming wife,
And Jim's q clever man.
The times are hard, we daily hear,
And all the world in trouble;
But Jim "a now prepared for war
His force Is more than doublel
For he has got his better hdH
Which makes him number one
Blu. number tloo will cause laugh
Just like "Christmas gunl"
Jim is as happy as a bird,
And may he ever be
May "ChrstmaS guns" be often heard, -.
SO, here's the 'prnters fee !" R6R.
accompanying the above, was delicious cake about
the size Of a sealed half bushe and dollar bill on
specie paying bank. Comment is Unnecessary
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M,Lnnc,s Celebrated Liver pills, pr,

M,Lanc's Celebrated Liver Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros., Pittsburgh are ranked among
the most popular remedies Of the day That will cure
liver complaint sick headache, and dyspepsia Is now
beyond doubt. Read the following testimony from n
well known lady and gentleman Of this city ~.
NEW YoRK, August 3, 1851.
Nrand Mrs Williams No, Gas seventh street, testify
that they have both been suffering with liver complaint
for about Eve years. during which time they have spent
large amount Of money and tried many remedies, but
TO no purpose. Finally, hearing Of MLanes Pills, pre-
parcd by Fleming Bros, they purchased four boxes,
which they took according TO the directions aecompa-
nylng each box, and nov pronounce themselves per-
fectly cured OF that distressing disease. - - ~.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for Or. H'Ldnes
Celebrated Liver Ts, ctured BY FLsaise bros.
Of Pittsburg Pa. There are other Pills purportng TO
genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Nermluge can
now he had at all respectable Drug stores None gen.
uiac tcitiolfne sleidfHre@ (OD flrhlSc DRos.