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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11
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The Country Belle.
BY RosE ELLWoop.

BY ROSE ELLwooD.
You may see at the Garlic st down of the day,
On stool near that pretty white gate.
As with milk pail jim hand, she is singing away
Our beautiful county-bele Kate
She is not afraid to do her share of work,
Nor ashamed at that work TO be seen;
Yet when 'tis all done, and at party or bali,
She moves with the grace of a queen.
No powder can make her pure whiie skin more
fair
Nor paint lend glow to her cheek;
But the rose Tin; of health thathas residence there
Makes her lovely as Georgian or Greek.
Cosmetics or oils never touched her soft hair.
Tomake it more G lossy or brown;-
Yet, shading her sholders 50 rounded and fair,
Luxuriant ringlets hang down.
And what though het hanGs are no, tender ant
white
Nor her feet like the Chinese in size,
You'll not think of them of their size or thei
shape
When you look in her merry blue eyes.
And her sweet pouting uth-dimpled, ros,
and small,
Always looks as ifasking kiss
And to have yolr salute by her red lips returned
Must be most exquisite bliss
No Nightengale s soice can be sweeterthan hers
As she warbles from morning till night;
No instruments music can be halfso rich,
Or give you such perfect delight.
CLEvE1kND. OHIo, May 9th, 1ss7.-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11

Since October, 1856. the mountain has
been occasionally attended with hollow roar
ing sounds, res milling distant thunder, fre-
quently accompanied ed with dull explosions.
This was not very closely confined to any
particular place, but seemed nearly equal
for about mile, extending each way from
where the crater Of volcar6 has since made
its appearance.
This roaring sound continued, occasion:
ally, dying away and reviving again, until
the 18th of the present month, when (after
an abatement, so long that it was believed
to have entirely su5sided) it became sud-
denly and unusually boisterous, and was at
tended for the first time BY slight shaking
of the earth. After this da,esit was. COIN
paratively tranquil until atout midnight of
the 9th, when ,he-earth was violently agi-
tated several times. The citizens in the VIC
Unity were aroused and terribly frightened
by the commntina.z When observing the
mountain they were more than ever terri
fed, for a brilliant light was plainly seen is
suing from the summit. The atmosphere
soon BECAME strongly impregnated with a
disagreeable sulphuric odor. On the follow
ing day thick torrent of smoke and ashes
ascended from where this light was ..previ-
ously seen.
The smoke was not visible at night. This
was perhaps owing to the elements being
covered at the time with very dark cltld.
No blaze has yet been seen 20 issue from,
the crater. 1t has continued about as above
described ever since. emitting smoke and
ashes without intermissioD. The crater Is
thought to be about one hundred yards in
diameter. No one has vet ventured near
enough to ascertain anything of its general
depth. Several springs in the vicinity have
totally disappeared. Many of the citizens
are very much alarmed, and some are even
moving out of the valley through antieiPa-
tion and fear of violent eruption.
The principle of volcano has for many
years been terminating in Pigeon Mountain.
About ten miles south from where the pres
ent appeared is the crater of an extinguished
volcano, which appears to have been in an
active state at no very distant period.
Every Appearance goes to vindicate the
conjecture that 1t has been in st5te af
eruption within less than five hundred years:
Several persons of credit have stated that
in the winter of '4S or 40; the earth in the
vicinity was in remarab'y warm state.
Others have avowed TO have seen smoke
with sulphuric smell issue froti very re-
msrkaole cavity which is found in the
neighborhood of this place
The Indians lad a tradition that, a great
many years ago, there was lake of FIRE in
this mountain. They pretended that it was
frequented by invisible spirits that when
provoked they would pour fire upon their
heads and burn their tenls,t ,that theft squaws
and children we're stolen away in their
sleep and thrown into this lake;and, finally,
one of their warriors, by some magic infu-
ence, charmed away the evil spirit, and the
fiery lake disappeared.
This Indian tradition may, ! think, be
plausibly referred to the above mentioned
volcano when it was in state of eruption;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11

READER.-What you have read is no fc-
ton. Not q single circumstance here rela-
ted, not solitary event here recorded, but
happened to EDGAR ALLEN Poe, one of tn e
most popular and imaginative of our writers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-06-11
Reported Volcano in Georgia.

The Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel of the sth
instant, contains the following correspon
dence;
LAFAYETTE, WALKER Co, April 90:
Mr.. EDiToR:-I send you the following
observations relrtive to a volcano which has
lately made its appearance in Pigeon Noun
tain, about ten miles from this place. I
have not yet had an opportunity of visiting
the spot, and the following information is
furnished me By reliable gentleman who
resides near the places and has carefully OBJ
served it, with the attending phenomena.
Please insert it, or what portion of it you
may choose, in the Chronicle and Sentinel;
Yours, very respectfully;
ALEX. MIcKLE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
STATE DEMOCRAT


ANornER FIRE.-About p o'cioci
on Thursday morning a h,e broke ou ~
The Soap and Candle Factory OF Messri
Hall 4 Co IN the alley, in The rear of At
kinsons Block, ard when fri discov.re,
the flames were issuing fom The comb 81
The ro' t Of the btliliing, near the chimney
and soon the entire building MAS wrapped
IN flames. The alarm " as given, the bells
ruug, and III a few moment, he lldeT end m
Fire Company OF this city was on The 81 OF
WIN large crowd Of ciilens and lockers
or. The hre was Communicated 10 the
| Livery Stable OF Messrs P.Iher x Spenisg
bus the brave and daunlless frem n and
citizens mounted the root a d sub ned Il e
dance. All OF the horses AID carri. ges Of
the stable were removed, and il was for a
| long time expected f'ia' he stable and ada
cen, bull ings " on.i be consumed. V.Iy
| little dam. e. was however done to Me.srs
Pi.ker Speiri e, except 10 their Carriage
| house. The riotslag store of Isaac Mas
presented scene OF wild disc der. Every
one supposed that that store and A kin so.'S
ock would BE- destroyed, and Maas' goods
and ready u AIDE cloihing wege taken oul
and piled III The street, on the sid.wa K and
in the store II Lowehsien oa NE opposite
side OF Second street. The law office
riidled, The books, papers aud iurtiiure be
ing thrown out Of The window under the d.
reciion of Mr.. Guelieb, dong liem c ensd
cradle damage.
Messrs Wiley Co. acted wisely, a. did
also Mr.. Alden, in refusing 10 remove
their goods, until there Has a ceiiainty OF
being una lie 10 save the bedding. Dir.
Shettin's office N the rear Of Nj iinbhelis
Law Office, vas also badly used, u fru-
tnre having BEEN hastily thrown and carried
out A line of men was oimed 10 the river
Van Pau.n atd Others, ansi wafer poured
pi,rlifully on BY The hremen. The alarm
was given in RICK Isiend, and li'r Me-teri
Fire Company of that Try .mc acioss The
ItNtl WIN lHfi fiStIt. uu ulu iU' arrive
IN me 10 lie % any scIvice. After the
llames were suidu,d, he ii smcn w,re il
vii d 10 plrtake OF refreshments 10y II.
kuickerbocker IN Lis saloon inGGani, Block,
which invitation was accepted. Robert NJ
Lil,ier, E,q, Fo' eman If Independent Eiie
Company, OF this city cohdurted the West
ern Fire Company of Rock I'iand, 10 The
saloon Nj ktickei booker Tad a liberal
supply If oxceleit cheese a. =, cIdckrr-.
ami O her r-fr.sl "a his for the inner man,
and gave the ''buys" of both companies d
free lunch. A short and appropriate speech
wa made Ivy X M.L,l'ler, q. thanking the
Rock Islam Company fer generously con.
lng 10 the rescue, " IcL was bri ily Iespob
ded 10 by the Fireman OF thai Company.
Three cheers were lIven FIR, Western Fire
Company, three more for lndepe,don Fl,
Company, aud I'ree loud and hearty oh eis
for MIR. k,icksrboekc whn hal so prompt
ly and generously supplied the iiremrt
with Refreshments. II The ni.ht had not
neen still and the wind mild, thousand I
dollars worth of property must hav. newt
ably been DESTROYED Fortunately every
ire we have had, has been wh,n little OF
no wind was siri.ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

Dsleey's Magical Pss" Es'r"''"'. .,
AvAts rxrnACroR consist;
a., Al, ,.s.r failing au,l aud unique ptvl" IT.
.n.,,o .nx ruerual injuty, 10 CD ck IN
....,,,.n ,n,,au,,y. aud rapidly to reduce It, Thu
-. .4.,.,,.u,.. II, great power To alleviate u
~ ...,a. and Of other paln'u' ia
80. = 40 ,ncrsd,bIy .hor, space Of TIM al a
,~,F,,rs .~ ,e.,tm.nials h-rrunio AT
sv,,s ,u,.l,,ern, mind u fully s~a,e that Ia
eli esAs ~ sxtesnh sv"y' 'he PA'" "a
,osrus,t.n os enc iais,ed parts; and 'heie II
-. ,hs ..sus ~. "a ct must
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
DRY. GOODS.
xrw GOODS RECEIVED At
.WADSWOR'THS

WHITE Broc.de sMs,
w whit u Lanes
rrosr tdcreaC HAIRS and hands,
Eh,,s. brown and Pink sab Rlhho' $
s''' whit and culorei rarl"t'ns
MACK Long Shswls,
Extra fue SANong flnhe's,
th.ckcd and Plain Nainsooks,
v.i,ess Dlack ant whit" SIX It,,
white and c.iorei ssirt 'ini'S' ,
1.nt. Meruo vests AMI Pants,
Ladies French Rread's1 fes'
whit. Craze AMI many o'h'r stiles q goods 10 WI I"
,a,, sFCoNDsr orr. Claire II ns'.
Alexapler's COlOred hid Gl0'tS :
rprsu ,.c,,u,n, beau tful oo'o's received
IA y Exwes,, at .nSu,pru,s
tSiu "H"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
/. .1S, R.s1yS! H.SGS!

sANS.e lrrURRp hy thc chicsS" h'E Sanu,"''
Nh Hon Iph strat. corner % ''s'"
gLCUK, n,t,KwnRAr cohS WE ~ u,rss
GRAIN SACKS
vurni.hs upon the shnriest n"'ier, a'ra Ar,
-, mnrs,t prlses. The designs i"t u'n n, ',
a~w. original, snd not to De s1'p a. AsW.Rp
sry. .n,ho-n street OaicaRo.
ivNtf io Dcs'''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

One Font Brewer;
y One do Burgeols'
One do Plea.
rype i. partly worn, bnt'n good w"'t'"~ ~"
Sunn and works plain and clear. II VIII we N''
s'"" dYWf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

WM AIIvp. Un.u CLARE,
sICG~ \ 60 sWK,e
attorneys 4 COWnsell0rs At Law
Aoiovies Fstiic, Osm m.4s,snsr # D.eds for
AlasssekSsats AGka T. for ttasA6 ~ LVe
Insu anrs ca Eea! E,tate and
Dissssms krGlksre ~ ffff
POST OYEyIk BtJLBIkGS BRABY ST,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
(soILECrIONS an all profsSs,oHs bn-,re.r IN
~ eypry part ~ M STAT iffSnAsd 10 cur ere,
will r~c.ivr prompt s,tnnn Money invested r sc
paid sor non.tesideb,s, Money Loaned on un-nctim-
beres Real rsts,e security; vsvms, AAases and
leased; Real Estate Of oil kinds boaghs md sold
,ommiaaiop.
Mary n,arry a. ssnA N Sosn, en- prs nal
asd Heal Estate s,usiiy. - Al
Isnd w.r-snt. b,ueh, sud ss'A, so s4cs,d by
exprris ned AGENTS M.
" invite u a'tsntiaa VI Al tesscnsi II feavrf u
tightly imtfss1d F.rm-, vsioseM cry property,
uai'pproy e Iabds,te af. xend aud dA ~ incfsas-
ire catalogue Of Rea ESssfs =" cavstes ~ tNg %
i.vrst y cua 'ivs,, W~sn.s on the mo favorsbl-
t-sm., sVs tsrts sf0 70 nsy isGs,d r. d RE and
fimlsy t.swds .eu.t 4 lSss et ~ posed Rail-
road Sss y al ~ uptirs ~ ~ Stpig
Aiso 10 3. trsGsst and In N,ai cola Sid yisson-
J. me of al brpt Lois n % hA City. Nj We
10 confident has n IN list smbl aciAg otrrty to
III amount ,fhaif illion ~ dntAs~. We can ~ssy
pieas- a. dcsirnns Of nrrsrR ~ Tst iLtssir ems
i~t2ldsf ALLEN c'tRK.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

The q l. Nsrsnf ~. So Ssivs csuw IN VT la
IL. N joIi;yo III, r.evc' mt I'm Wv rssnt Phi
isdeitJ,'s ry,.,, 0 oil, mske OF ,frs w ~xn W.
n,si & ,f-> 81 All sod v.th .s'u desc r. in o
Hrks wsat,,d. ana g III wa,Tas 20 the utuust al
tie Ou siiIi-- ~ thr Safe's we : u
ian1sf BURRONS, PRETTYMAN DAIzEfl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

Our readers will observe, by referring
to our advertisements Of this morning
the card of Messrs Downey & Barne-,
wine ercnants, whose elegant store is
under the German Theatre, and consid
ering these gentlemen "a among the de-
servedly eminent in the business circles,
We publish the following notice of a
complimentary dinner given to Mr.
Barnes, on his leaving Montreal, for this
city. We rejoice in the acquisition Ct
such class of Merchants; men whose
regulations are widely known fer probi-
t, and honor. rs they add not only to
the material wealth OF the place. Tut al
90 to the reputation Of the City.
C,NPiaNtsTARy ~ LR.-Wc Lo;lcod
IN our last the c. mplimentary dinner
given on Frilay evening to II. Barnes,
ESP, on his departure 'rom this city:
ami now proceed TO give the particulars.
j q Shipway, E.q. occupied the chair;
ably supported by 5. Browning Ed, as
Wee; aud the gentlemen present w,re.
nos,des The guI sis of the evening. w. A.
Merry, Colonel Stone, (Pht;sbureh. +.
Penn, A w Culver, W. Park r, (Riviere
Ia L1up.) j Jones, Gilbert Scott, } w
Coleman, !. 5. liieslnson, }. [ Sper C,
VIM. MOODY, and \. n. Renuie. Dolly
was as usu,l, profu>e in his catering,
and as will De seen from the bill Of fare,
the spread was, in every respect, recher
nho
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

0opsstaas - Feasles-Dr. Chees"ah's
Pkils.--Tis. cosnbp Of ingfeii'ts IN ih-' rus
re the result Of . long and extensive practice They
are mid VI their oprAttou and certain an COR ec'ins
a, ,,rsular,.es, painful mens,rustion removing all
sb,truct,sns, whether froIn cold Otherwise, head
ache main In ths side papaion Of the heart disturb
r,I ,rcp. which arise from interruption of nature -
they es,, be succsssfui, urs a. prcS'ntive' III e
pills .loald never be taken In pregnancy, - the,
would surs h csps~ miscarriage. Warranted pure
vegetable, and free from anything injurious 10 life
or health Explicit dirsrtion., which should be read
.oc.smtany each box. Price ~. For sale b, the
prusrnss In Davenport, and Hiai"s Ciippengcr,
Kack ISAni Sent by nisa by nelpsing ~ TO DR. Cor
us,ius l.. Cheus~n4n, ~. 49, Broad~sy, New York
le1u~iawtm)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
I|aIs
BANKING.


DNNEers.
MACK 1.OT 4 COWWsN,
DAvsnsons, 1ooA.
Rkvkk TO:
Nessrs r. CuOTGAu j.. sc, lN.s
Cashier AMEMCAs cNcuAnGs Bass.
M-ssrs. TEssVH = pAHJNx, Bsnksrs, 81. Lous.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Dt>toa.
arssrs " Z Ssisr. tasA y Jc0esSoss QAbuRc
Notes aud lsAs reRsras6 sd prvs~ds evssesds
eng "a ertAs GMIelJ &6t&. ID {, fsi
oStMs 81 Exch~nge % all the Principal Clsls
seVhe OH1ieA Neais-S end 09Ut6p0 iita
DOV0 HT .s.rD SOLD
~ Aesw, r~miltei 70 hung y. StsAe ~
Land, wars, ia sums ~ upwards,
-ast sas4N N&N.A
-
ID6ssOissftOse. ast ls.}.
evNilE psr,ne ship hetetfo e~ssttng under IN
/ stti OF Mtctil, C.fhia Il MhkC. ~ rort D"
u M ws~'s.< ~ drym0tuaI Guns nj.
Fort DesA1oines, Drc. - 1855. 'iTYtH III sAt,
M.uxLOr CnRBlN.
issvkLt WulTo4 i
vi llEN,L NiI ksi tenti,u. The hlstne
hr, la stand IN rvri d, sMones. lxu22ste
F. . ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
TnatChcr'S Patent lit and Force
PUMP.

gl>HIS Jump ~. NJ .r.sx AMI i-eSs lhhl. To re
i ont f order il,sn IN, cher ~ US aud ba' hi'
pf.n,iuins Nardc'i ateyery ira which II has hei
XII Lued
Iau.3 HC..RawS PRETTYMAN& DaLzE!l.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
PvtraSs DOardissg.

~ ~ ADAAe isviag TAXI the Hon Js-
lvx ThAvtnHion's h0,Ss. ~ thr ~ @'h and
Main sts~eeo b rsVpaseA 10 nnlcdsie j. TO
- day hna,Aero eNse goOD 10 kt, 81 a'f~r 2"
6ents OF 0ens and vile. de. NJ n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
Fairbanks Celebrated Scales.

Fairbanks Celebrated Scales.
Adar,ed 10 aayv qaire, oper-
III a,,cr fwsiehing ~ for s..n
AIV coal. hay 4 -ek al the
IL userf va ell '"s,r, p'ofrs, n u
frt n huudrve-. a. d az -Lo. I fu
~ erv Mind %, b,sine-s The cal
zz--b -kn and al lily employed .
~ "a u ci IN ,uufartnre ~ q - de-
" rsnii asi tie yn Of N
w. natnfac'IFeTs never % nlaw
an ixppsIt ci y e q GO forth rom III " ->tab.is
,a.us. AaA ssiaed fsf. ~ IL S,Ales 4 put = that
has ps teen ed in the hee RAJ &c Of ,fui
ni~ehafissn. D. a = > ~
The Scales rre az a,.i,rously nctnewl dyed as the
srASuARssin all trans ,ciions ~ v light.
a hws Viz " ~ srse from ID screpsncy ~ ~eight
bel ". one ~ faif hank ScaI<sih ~ he In :
tilnpr. 4 Ohio Railroad Comps, and Oee ~ Asoth :
nlA.usartrv~ WIS rc'ly tried ~ The y. urt q O m
mon p; as Ral i'm the nIicA llsc trt ~,
days; au1 1a4rs AsTrAsi " Z lvrrinu hts d 81 =
,atrfs. N r I'm I'm. e~tA-sce thasahr sceu's-
cy Of FAIRBANKS SCALES vas essab ishei bsy0nd
all question. For sale by ~.
.s.fo BURROWS PRErrzXAN X DALZELt..
The vel knew IA r. rut-ts = - shss' dcses nv in-
du ed the vendors Of impoa 81 and y rib ha'au-
G u ~ .Le,n AZ Far anks' Sea e., and pm c',as-
ere h&s4 sh.vsLt y sJs8 e,sss bsh snhi ct'd 70
fraud Ard hnpsS -ti,a- The N u'n'ac'nrers have 10
{ ntr..v.r } ettN 49, rssk etito-s Nh trsns-
act buai .cs isrir ewn Smes. but :. "a dirg the
al L. u,ju.i ANN ShSHofA th' taxi this n,r'ho
TO caua,n sss pubiE ss taeis inDo' ~ l.s-
s,. The =. ~; SsIS,r s. john bury s W,
Por sa i, l,avenrs.v ,ossi, "
BURROWS, PgETrSMAN 4 DAL-zIll,
Asa VI s4l-4 s 1T YAlRBANkT 40.
j n9;f ST. n.bITy W Mry2 l66.
80 Z
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
RAGS AND SACkS.

400 600 Osnab"rs sacks = - '''
at Lou prizes. Aso,
rs 600 seaMiess B"s- oil all SUI AZ '"'
CHICAGO BAG MANUFACTURE,
,,i,,u Ils south Dearborn strr't '""'e'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
Exchange en Germany.

EACuHWHt " UCtW3Wys
1NHr Undersigned are now prepare IN draw dtve
j on the following cities, 10 sums 10 sui, purchase
ibsfin, III iiurs "a,
Cologne in :.
L~ipsig IN saSony,
Cas.et,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Frankfort, q. NJ,
snd solicit the Of I'll those having besiness
with those rNi,a
CHUBb. ESQ, SARisow o., bApassss
OTERLlN0 Dn.Ls for 81 and upward. Ior esle BY
- CBuss, Bso., Rsrsow and CO., Bankers.
I AND WARRANTs hr sale ~ t"tssts Ns
- OuUHb, EkO.. BARROW co.
n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

u. -. II H . q k -
Wholesale 3 Eysfaji
CONFECTIONERY STORE,
C"RNsk ~ BRADY 4, SEaDND STXETS
A WONDERFUL G. u c,i soi all la. - tarr aud
IA L-aMiiiui y. - usr VI fxriA mas Presenfs, can
b. Gound II she sb've .s,sb.ishn~ni.
WEDDING PARTIES,
Who vsn rics srd y sssa cakes. and C"nfrc,ions
can wa~s b. suPp;I 4.
Rich PrsseAt. far the Holidays,
Com on- and all, ss1 80. e ar yonr>.i~s.
ALWAYS GO TO BROOKS! e-
~e-czhitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

REMOVAL
HsIRD1VsYRE.
WING nd LOCKWOOD hay euo, ed o
- snc',nd street, Two 10 r. last o rtrry. NJ II
sign 9TH Antr.
Our Stove. Whri' wa ha'i exp s'v f'r ous but
nc sarge AMI 'mmvii. ". hay II 4 lei &"
t:cara~iiv with an snficety n.W stock al Had e
VIII h In quarthy a.od q ia i's, viii rpase FIVE n
bly, with any h. the Strtf.
We pr ,.,,dt II al hills, 9Th r VIII sal. .
resi NJ the very low est ri.'--. .,ilnir. Oh ,ns
u nins II Il owns and M,ciini,i> are partitu-
larry invi' ea io-x min good, and prices.
SIsDRTI.sL; GOODS.
INrlsys pr t,N'y 'te ut a. onmen' "f Guns
w fra~s. and y. och :. shsr gin he city A."
i-=sa. f''"S slsi !. I nsl m e.. "'ie
LIVINGSTON y Lo KwOnD
(,rT and uro ,rh''N1i,s ara slike. Clins.r kstnch
y N,ls LlvINGSroNA LOCKWOOD.
ToD1es.
CopEL, snss siabiat u p a, =, ~ nj descrita o..
~ Warranted
llrsr Br.r'i, rsS,n'e-'s Cast si"-' Arsr- ntts
- Mr. icra an r rnr chi els, and 'rr'. Sticks.
Bet sserm nj in this ci'y
NAMS-usnH. - nm KIP k'yHF W'p Npc re .
~ hoe. S,eu AMI Jeuks on AMI other celcbrat d
n'srfs. = - = IL 80 taAR
TIATcHETS, shiaa3iss IN B, and css b 2 u axes.
IL b IS and chorrirg aNes, C,inns, Davis AMI
Whit e's iIsnufact,'r-. aga.
DORIHfs Mschine., w"oi sui iFsn Bench Screws
ID S,w ana riaue ndie,, ut ilse sign Of the Anvil
LYILJ s. Rothcr rs Mil, and other Riies-the best
n brand II, market. y l.. 4 l.. -
AlIiiPS--Thr largest stock Of Team. Ca riarr, an'
" itidina WI nd Labs " ~ ry a..
n FOUI.nRA'S Sand Riddles, Ssv,s, P.aaterinI,
lvt Trick and Pointed Trswels. L. h.
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Y. DARLINGTON 4 CO.,
attorneys at Law,

UHitF TOT. MaIh u EVNhW ~fs Olvp. u CIslFr VOua
Collections msdr AID promptly seuisssd ~ Ill part
Of thu unit'J States. .i-E
Ertrn Exchangr for sale In ia I, =.
can!h. q q
Money to Loan on hong nj short Nu
WEFkRENCHS.
=. Gihson. Psi cs-trv BaMk 20 Baltimore;
W. T.ans"nd, Esq, Chester 20
West Ca~~s~r, ~.
Morris 4 Jones 4 Gc, Philssiiphias-
Hoops Tuwusend, 10
y, Woodw I'D N Co, Rsnter-, Ch,cae
barb, la IkStaie Ia, k-vs 81 LONE.
DR. = Il Clark eec Am. lus. Co., - Louis
R.T L-ech o. ittsbureh;
Ds, 4 Mstis,k. Gin frnsu
Moo ,gr Lswrs q nlsh~rsosr, nev~u
E..s ~ smith Ed, d.
Nv 2,iaw6ro
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y ihsctnss ioss.rS y ers lfssffs arnc.,
ESQ. (sbS mayor i q Penny. Ess Gal
,or. Asratd) Capt l. Moody, (Jenny Lind
Stesmtr) J II lsaacson. E.q. n 7, "
tlarT enter, .ucctsscr 20 M barpes) DIR.
Bernssd sns Mr.. Hogan (st Lawrecce
.Ilsll, TpeI we're much TO the ssme ri.
I, ct ~ that from Mr.. .Tlol,nn. sAd sp Ike
IN the highe,t Urine OF Mr. Barnes, wish
! 4 him Oil snccess and prosperity.
The Chsirmaa sAep ease Her Majesty
; Rebresenfs titr4t Governor Gsnrra
Orsst vish I'll sac hopors. Song ~ Mr..
Coleman. - -4' s'-' 4e.s.iss. -
= fhS chsirmah, in prppcsirg ssLc nex'
losst ssid.-For number Of years Mr.
Dasnes hed hssn in this city, the repre-
sets4tise of one, perhaps Of the leading
features u success Of any country 10 the
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NOTIl,E.

.VOTHCE.
IN sni an. ' III III - January The us.drr slgned
~ Bsnsers IN III, city Of ps, en,srt, will up tn, II
OH L. hsiur-s At eu'.l,sk \. NJ aid close al .
!. T. ". unftl hsr n"tic,.
cock 4 "a RskNT.
MA KiOr 4 torHiN.
TALiMAN. POW mrs \ M,IEAN.
CnCEN, ERu.. BARRnwSAcO.
NNkoI.iS :. CAMPBELL co.
McGREGoR, LAMEs 4 BlAKEMORE
ianld,f
Banking House.
- o. Ns.Aag
CIsU8Ds, 0Cs., MA RlsOW h CO..
nptALERs IN FOREIGN AND pOMySTiC Xxx
~ CHANGE, GOtD. SILVER, UNCURRENT MON
nv.
LAND WA RANTS
I'm hand and for safe ar location.
Once. corner main q ~ sssesss, Davrnport'
ne~ buildings. tmrs 81 IN go pert, eossa ..
Selling Rates Of Exchange.
Wy Chuhh, sSveshcs. Harrow 4 Go
Sight ssehanss. In gums ~.stsos -
New York. ] per cent.
Boston,
Philadelphia,
ST Louis,
Chicago, IL
octlO d-wu
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Herring's Safes.

I'll uh>c lbers a'c tg nj
for VI -. y. 4 He rag \
O. c le - = FRI and Thi Z
Proof SAT-. We would Inv .
the Mt ~ "a of ~ public
IN fact that these Safes have
,ur ,,ar- stool III ct ri
both II re-. tii AMI afro o.
n p.. v."v in,n' ~ VII
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A Ii. In want Of NV pre>s fer N apr "chins
N HOLIDAYS s,.onid los, no tim IN examining Tn
4 eau.ifd A. saytmeut Of silks. whh are one cd 81
!, ~, A p,Icesat WAUSWoRTNS IN III =
des1S Opp site i.et'iairc House.
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WILLIAM .ec. -. aiNG.I WILLIAM sruar.
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4 q su,iful stock ~ kRw SIT LKLOEG SHAW
y r,ccivtd r>S ESpress. tst 81. at h,~ hsur'r b,
d,ri7 s. WsDSwUkrH.