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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06
PlLEsI PILES! Pill S.!
This hitherto ;ntrGstaJk discsss, Of stssy kva sea-
IN eesfy sage,
av nm

hU hstheSto sHudstooW dseGe, V ettft fFfA so
IN eetSy sage, 3
CURED ~ rxTERNAL APPLICATIONS ortv
DR.. cAvANAUGH's PILE sALvK
w ILL never fail in givirg immediate relief, sHd
w positively curing the worst aud most obs,i.
nate cases Of Hemorrhoi's or Pics. II is the emily
lnfalllbIe Remedy known here or elsewhere for the
Piles, and is the result Of years Of Patient rudy
and investigation.
Sufferers from Piles nov have remedy al had
which Will
Stand The TS,t Of T',fsi.
without fear OF follurs on lie part, To de- al tAe
proprietor clamsfor II. Full directions accompany
each box; and all that IL REQUESTS is strictly 70 eh,
serve them, aud cure 10 certain TO fellow.
Aug. %, 1855.
Dr.. I. II. Cavanaugh, Preasnt)
Dear Sir: When arrived In IN is city few dsys
ago, was suffering Intensely with the Piles. |
mentioned my condition 10 you, asking Your aS
vice. You recommended your File ssivs, sayihz
II would cure me tried it--tho effect wa Ia
mediate, aud | am nov well. believe u to be, =.
ii proved In my case, an Invaluable remedy, aud q
sure cure for that disease the Piles, and a. saah.
recommend II to others. Yours, truly,
JOHN w. HANSON, Of St Louia
gTPhce ST. per box. For sale In Clarks,ille BY
Thomas & Bro; Ewin Brothers wheiesals axsats
Nashville. DR.. T. II. CAvANAUGH,
Sole Proprietor, 81, Leafs, No,
sep. 5, '56-ly.
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These Periodicals ably represent the three great
political parties of Great Britain-Whig, Tory, and
Radical--but politics forms only enc feature Of
their character. As Organs of the most profound
writers on Scienc", Literature, Morality, and Re-
ligon they stand, as they ever have stood, unriv-
allied in the world of letters being considered indis
pensable to the scholar and the professional man,
while to the intelligent reader of every class they
furnish more correct and satisfactory record Of
the current literature of the day, throughout the
world, than can be possibly obtained from any
other source.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of GdUGnee sheets from the British
publishers gives additional value to these Reprints,
iuasmuch as they can now be placed in the hands
Of subscribers about soon as the original edi-
lions.
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PORK PACKING!

j, X. Smith a. Go. would say to the Hog
raisers Of the surrounding country, that their SUI
psrior Pork House will be completed by the LIST Of
December, when they will pack Pork on the seme
terms that 1t is done in Louisville, and in man.
nsr not surpassed anywhere They have COM
bined all the advantages Of such an esablishme Mt
for neatness and dispatch, and can slaughter 1000
hogs per day.
Nov ii, '56-tf
Russ. Herald copy month and send account.
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SPLENDID OFFERS FOR
1855 &: 1857 TOGETHER.

lull year OF NUS NWltn no olnlhSlOn) lCOOS
may be regarded nearly as valuable as for 1857
We propose to furnish the two years at the follow
ing extremely low rates, viz;
For Blsckwood's Magazine so
For any one Review 90
For any two Reviews 90
For Blackwood and one Review 90
For Blackwood and two Reviews 90
For three Reviews 8 90
For Black wood and three Reviews 10 90
For the four Reviews IL 90
For Blackw wood and the four Reviews ia 90
ITO avoid fractions, S. may be RENTED for
Blackwood, for which we will forward khat werk
for both ysars, post paid.
N. B.-Tho price 10 Great Britain Of the five
Periodicals above named is abou, $al per annum.
AZ we shall never again be likely to offer such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE!
nTRemittanoes must, In all csses, be made d.
rect 10 the Pa bIishTs for at these prices no com
mission can be allowed to Agents.
Address,
LEONARD SCOTT & CO..
jan 3, 81 No, 81 GSld-susst, New York.
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HART, COULTER & co.
DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods,
- GAINESVILLE, TENN.

WE Invite special attention to our stock Of
and Cotton fabrics suitable for consump-
ton In the months of january and February
Linseys, Jeans, Blankets, Osnaburgs, Shirtings,
Carpeiings, Also large stock Of Brogsp Boots
and Shoes. Jan l6, ls57-ly
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TERMS. Regular Priccs,)

GrPayments 10 be made in all cases In advance.
Money current in the State where issued will be
received at par.
POSTAGE.
The postage TO any part ofthe United States will
be but "a cents year for "Blackwood," aud but
"A cents year for each Of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be fur.
nshed for 1851
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06

Hoo ITEMS. The following is correct
statement of the number Of hogs killed at this
place, aud al Trice's Landing, Zone mile below
hers) during the season recently closed.
Number killed at Trice's, 69lS; weighs
ineti- o,aD l5l0, 96i pounds average, 2I7
pounds, per hog.
The product Of these 6oj5 hogs, was as FOL.
lows:
296l barrels of Mess Pork,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06

marveously twisted brass in such woefuly sham
ridden epoch this, is say, tits comforting, nay
even cheering to the earnest we'll wisher Of his
to know there has arrived in this worda genuine
Physician--to light once more upon some thing be-
sides mere sangrsdos aud Don Mercurial Jalaps,
with their phlebotomies, poissns and warm water.
Your Caihartic Pills and Cherry Pectoral, carry
us forward to Halcyon days-to millenia Pharama-
copoeas, when Science, deep diving down into the
principles of things SHALL with infinite, cunning,
bring out the genuine Exer Vitae: for of truth
there is manifesty enough somewhat Of that same
Life Essence in your subtle Installations and COM
pounds.
You realize to us the visions Of those painfuest,
smoke dried Alchy mists--bootless seekers-dream
ers among retorts and crucibes touching the Quint
antidote disempsr, and break for man the Wheel of
inc Jan l6 '57-lm,
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06
To cur Customers whom we have
faithfully served.

We earnestly ask you all to call and pay us yonr
accounts. We need every dollar due us, and hope
all our friends will read this notice and respond
cheerfully and promtly oft.
Respec fully,
Jan 6,57-tf THOMAS g. BROTHER.
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N OTIC e
To Liquor Dealers and Merchants.

A complete assortment of the Oils necessary,
for making and fiavoring every variety Of liquor,
and directions for making cider without apples
and for converting the cider TO all KINGS of white
aud red wines. Champaign, &c. and a package Of
the articles nsed for giving artificial strength 10
liquors Converting ~ gallons Of whiskev to 100
galons,) and every article necessary to commences
a Liquor Store will be furnished for SOS. Also
all the information necessary TO conduct such an
establishm, mt, thus enabling the new beginner to
successfully compete with the oldest liquor deal
ers. Address through the Post Office.
P. LACOUR,
New Orleans
Iarnnrsa cane Al fratad Acid for Making Vine.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06

Lacour's concentrated Acid for Making Vine
gar, is put up In gallon packages al S. package
age-in good shipping order.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-02-06

AT fOI4ILo ATNIJ Ut N "A,
IN MARBLE. LlPE SIZE.
Together with the following Groups and Stat
uies In Carrara Marble--of the
STRUGGLE FOR THE HEART,
VENUS AND APPLE; PSYCHE; Mazda
LEN; CHILD OF THE SEA; INNOC ENCE;
CAPTIVE BIRD; AID LITTLE TRUANT;
With numerous works In Bronze, and collection
Of SEVERAL HUNDRED.
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
by leading artists
The whole of which are to be distributed or al.
lotted among the subscribers whose names are re-
ceived previous to the
TWenfy-eighth or january. 'S7
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DR., Rings Female High School.

JaAle ls5T-3w
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-24

CADEM OF NJ U c.
~ FRIDAY. Sept Is
IL TROVATORE.
Nn. VRJ Z2OlIkL hIe VE.TVALI
sie BRiGNOLI Sis AMODlO.
SATURDAY, Sept 8. or lv night Of
ERSANI
Meaaaules IA GRANGE and VESTVALl aud Sisrori MAJ
CaFERRI atd UAsslER "
MONDAY s.pt 28-N'ne oREZZOLINI in Grand Oe.-a
THIS Thursday EVENING Sept 24-Ls. Concert At Nd
~ S.Iooh Mac. LA GRANGE, THALBERG VlEUA-
TFMPS. GASSIka. aud ROCCO.
eIkDAY~O,t a kiTst Sunday Orstorio Night
GRAND CONCERT-Tht LAST
" THURSDAY, sEPT. 81
NIBLO's SA LOON.
F,rs appearance this season IA the room OF
MAD DE- LA GRANGE.
Lat appearance 3 .,,u-r,,n,
s. THALBERG and HENRI vIEUxrENPs.
prior their departure Phlsdeptis Baltimore sno
iIg'on ..n nooco
The Directors of the Op speetfuy announce tnsl AZ 81
raI yen Ell Ia teenr " by which the sSve ..,.-,
UNPRFCFDFNrED COMBINATION OF ARTISTS
~ appear On THURSDAY Sept a. at Nielos Saloon on ooe
eno the Ing AID
on rHIs OCCASION ONLY.
he'd at C. e., No 70 Broadway and HAL
THE REGULAR SALE or SEATS
cormrnc,s on WEDNESDAY At the two ticket ofioes.
poors open st II; Concert tn comoeLce ct o'cloes
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-24
PRICE TWO CENTS.
TuROPEAN and MERICAN
II FASHIONS FoR FALL. 1857.
GRAND OPENING DISPLAY
~ III thar 4, p. 10 and elegant In LADIES COSTUME
" - cJrpPBR LYONS VELVET ILOAkS

r N ., =, q. >, 70 and elegant ip LADIES' COSTUME
SUPERB LYONS VELVET CLOAks,
COSTLY FCRs IN al imaginable s1ety,
Nagpifcert Novelties In evry fsbrc ot @ eia Au aPPtO
%, lie TIRE
WM sUCHAEAE MACkENZlE bss the honor 70 int,
mat to .S. Of New York tha, his Arrangements tor al
ara h.r Trace are complete snd hssrs rec.ived I'm
.,,e nsnis o rch and costly nOves from tne va
T,on- Fuope.p emporiuns he respectfully invites the cr
Inspection Of the L,die. On bis operins cav.
THURSDAY, the ?fh, =,
Mt that hs present sbors viii resu s htner' "a
the hh Of his as hrenos
IN ,h. ,.,i la hous favored haunt" where the eye can
the brightest creations Of PHi'sn ana ns'e
genius .,,p.
Bspg though his buyer made personal sesc'ons 10 rats
Berlin, VisrnA 81 Petsrseurs and other esdns e'es n'
present. stoch 'ai sstion among the
LADIES OF AMERICA -
for when key uded and hose taste IN such articles
. established tact sl the world ''veT. ~ -,
From Dnumeaie collection al b.snts he thinks tks
follow III particularly vottty OF distinction:
=, THE SPANISH CIRCULAR
IN rich Genoa Velvet With gorgeous onameatsion OF Mschh
1.-THE FRFZZOLINI.'
composed Of Russia Beaver Cloth Of exquisite hue and
most perfect In form. .,s -
N In mel nae collection Of thu rtrownee ~
CROWN SABLE OF RUSSIA.
In conceiya and sdes Ia confidence rely
on seeing nothing IN tb line in bis estabhuent bgt the ot
genuine and perfect soods In every department.
LADIES', remember the opening day,
THURSDAY, at t"st. -
WM BUCHANAN MACKENZIE,
Nos 29i and .s6 Cspslst,
BIandretn House.
NJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-24
ID Y T n 4 u NJ o n THLY
Z MlE rs SON. S Max AZINE

EMlE SONS MAG AZINE
COMBINE
TIE FIRST NUMBER OF THE COMBINED ISSUE OF
THESE FAvORITE NAGAZTS SEs IS READY THIS
MORNING FOR OCTOBER IT'S FILLED WITH TIE
CHOICEST PEOnUcrIoN1 OF THE BEST coNTRIBU-
TORS OF BOTH woAKs, AND is EMBELLIsHED
WITH FORTY FOUR. SPLENDID ORIGINAL ENGRAv-
ISGs IT APPEALs IN A NEW DRESS. EMBRACING
AN FLFOANT CLASSICAL DESIGN FOR TIE COVER
AND THE EFTIRE WORK PRESENTS THE MOST
ATTRACTIVE APPEARANCE. 1T IS BELIEVED THAT
THIS NUMBER, IN THE RICHNESS OF ITS LITERA-
RY COSTFETs AND IN THE BEAUTY AND PRoFUsE-
NESS OF ITS PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS WILL B z
PRotCUNCID AHEAD OF ANY MAGAZINE EVER
BEFORE PRODUCED IN THIS COUNTRY.
CONTENTS
UP THE MISSISSIPPI by c. w Elliott Ilas,rs.ed with
t~ent, spenod original .ngArines hom drawings and
designs by the late A Dallas AMER GENERALS -
GEORGE WASHINGTON. with seven original engraving
from designs by Chspin KARL PTETREHLi or, TALE %
LAGER BHs with ei1bt humorous illustrations fro designs
N Hopyn MAJOR DOWNING on the WORKINGS OF
AMERICAN POLITICIANS" WIKI amusing illustrations
iron, de.isns by A PRO 3REsSlVE AGE ANN
SMITH The POOR GIRL AND THE ANGELS -US-
DINE THE HAUNTED HOUSE OF NeW3uRY-
BERANGER.-THE OLD MAN ELOQUENT H iNE5rY
AND TRUST THE EAR or FAITH Last EVENING
WITH A,LsTON with fine Portrait drawn hy WA,n -
ANDRE CHENIER-FRIDAY AN CNLUCKY DAY
The SUBLIME AND TIE INFINITE, by Anthropos -
THE TEACHERS COSVENTlON-ALICE CAREY
AMERICAN contributions TO sCIENCE-LiFE-
EDITORS STUDIO
Emerson" and "Putnan."-Leturs and Editors -Rufas
W. Griswod- Charles SwsinA Tbi-at Threescore Years
and Tep-Uppablishrd Poetry Book Making Death OF
John Wilson Croker.
EDITORS OLIO.
Our Poet-John Bull and the French hnsn-Roslrsetin OF
a Newspaper-Msjor Noah Msriase.-Inspiration-
Web.,ers Eye-A Glance All Round-DeAth Of Dallas, The
Artist. -
OUR WINDOw.-FAsHIONS FOR oCTOBERi Illus
trsted OLIO sEAsONINGS.
Price 25 cents S3s year
For sale By all BOOKSELLERS and NEWsDEALERS.
J. NJ. EMERSON Co, Pubs,ers
No. SIT Broadway NeS. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-24

DNHE STEAMSHIP CENTRAL AMERICA,
i TIE STEAMSHIP CENTRAL AMERICA.
ItE STEAMSHIP GENTRAL AMERICA,
THE STEAMSHIP CENTRAL AMEnItA.
IN TIE
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE published THIS DAY Il.
stn Entravius Of the less of this fated vessel deGSea
. n a de,cr,p,ion al witness u tbe catastrophe
Tuk National POLICE GAZETTE slso contains,
anoIe Other highly .iltere,tins inatrr:
The coutinus-ion e thr great vi iooq TGe
III, Movers Ia Trosedy
The cssr o. J-ssc l.. Wood
Cur, ingl sn Baby IL Kansas.
Tb. Convict on III; Con mutation IT St nteDce.
Look )Ut Tor Ra.cal zee PARTICULARS
a charge Of Arson.
9ba X. ceiv. r. in Court; the Thieves Outsde-
Sui. din tAtrsorciDay
Mudprous Assault the II Oh Seas b. American Sailor
FNscuti u III EDglsud
Fa'sl Arr nrisD Ou'fsge in Ireland
Dresdfu Mud ~ IN +, ,ance
Eu-ssry by AiE ed bar ds in Sp.in.
Extiaora il any TT al fJr Murder in Algeria 49,
Az Amrreai Phse Tried and Sentenced il China
As.assnstisp u in Esypt.
Spicy tcsbdsi frUm Toronto
Love Jrslouy and vrpge.
A Regular tGck Sheppard
Roth, ~ OF a Bank Mcsseuser. -,
Tairty Pe'sols Poisoned by Negro Woman the Woman
L,urh-d and Rurn.d Death
MuIo.I In st.rr
Frp,h the Murderer Of VIM Lee Smith.
Gallagher the Killer
" Dod.. r" around a. usual o :. NJ.
Con-. pondeDce: Philadelphia Chicago ST. Louis, BAu
more, &c.
Fr,rirn Intelligence and Criminal Information.
THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE is sold wholesale
nv ROSS rOU5EY, Nassau st.,
ard retail by an News Agents everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-24
Nem l)nblifations.

m REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD MOI
lV Oct TIE PICsNUNE.
Because il coptains-Our Army III Utah. 49,.
Our N.E (Acadeny) Singing Birds
Moderation ia Hops
A Poem on the Loss Of the Central
kmeIics
Dotsticks in Philadelphia
ri. Y Of a Cheap Man,
Story OF a Impouuded Dog.
Irish S.pys
Mrs Savears Soloquy.
Anent EDcomp4ssyBse Ye Dcth oil ye
Muse Iiio
And .nv other things serious satrca touching and
trivial iprucv- exciting astounding bewderns cheerin
dosuatca effective ftiOus glorious hypefbo lca INGENIOUS
u ocular k.vrr n,Ithfu, &c. &c.
PrIsbed THIS DAY aud for sale By all Christians BE sure
10 buy il
NB-Your avoid getting It Sunday morning by not
askiDs the pewsbOys for it.
rate
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-24
DRY @ooos.

WEN, Mon AIMEE d Co.
HAVING REMOVED 10 THEIR
N Z W s T o e,
Nos. so AND aa BRo.DwAr,
Corner Of Pesrl-stres,
INVITE THE ATTENTION Of BUYERS
RICHEST AND MOST ELEGANT
SILK AND FANCY GOODS
Prob.b, ever exhibited in any JObbns House the United
State. comprising full and complete s.sor.men, Of
SILKS AND vELvErs.
TLouNcED ROBES AND ROBES A oUILLE,
RICH PRINTED MUSLIN DE LANES.
vALENCIAs.
POPLNs.
sAxoNY PLAIps,
PLAIN AND PRINTED nERINOs,
PLAIN MUSLIN pEJLAINEs,
FRENCH PRINTS
POLL DE CHEvREs
ROBES DE VOYAGE.
PRINTED PLANNELs,
FANCY STUFF GOODS
COBURos
ALPACAs,
BOMBAZINEs,
GINGHAAS,
sHAwLs
CLoAKs AND MANTILLAs,
DRESS TRIsMINGs.
BONNET RIBBONS,
VELVET and TAFFETA RIBBONS,
&c, &c, &c.
Eeeia attention also requested to their Large Stock Of
WHITE GOODS,
EMBROIDERIEs,
HOSIERY and GLOVES, and
SMALL WARES
In which Will be found every variety Of goods pertaining TO
those departments.
Package Buyers dealt with on the most liberal terma
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-24

CTRAYED AWAY from Harlem on the night Of
- The .2d inst, AIRED COW with black Nd rope
I the above d The corner Of l&th asd 3dsy, 10 ELY
New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-24

AJAPS GUIDES aud hAND-BOOkS,
D every Description BE- obtained wholesale ,nd retail
AZ A RaSNEY'S GIFT BOOK AND MAP STORE No q
Ho,dw.y Catalogues Of the Great Gift Sale viii re sent
any sddr, application
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-02

To TIE BoOr AND SHOE Trade
We call your special attention to the Ad-
ver'isement Of James Duniop, Wholesale
Boot and Shoe dealer, No 50 Lake street,
Chicago Mr.. Dunlop has recently reno.
ved from 40 10 Dearborn street 10 his
present stand, where he is prepared with
greater facilities 10 supply tie trade with
a variety q spring goods. His stock is
numbered among the most extensive 10
Chicago, 10 which he is daily adding new
ard sea.onable good, all Of which ne can
sell or fill 10 order, at as iow figure as auy
house IN the West.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-02

THE ia EOr IOWA
Seorr CuuS1y.
To Will n Wood snd Pho he Awood hi wife ard 10
s her persons Interested In the lai DIS which a e
hereinaf,- de ihei:
"HEREAS on the 20ih day ~ September, A. D
w 1851. said " ill'am v cod .xecuted un q on.
stephen thompson amorg eters a certain r omis
soy note Tor the 81 ofiw thou and dollars pay
able on the frst'sy flanuary. A. D 1867. and for
re pu Pc . ofsecu rG . epaymen' o. all note the
Al =" Niiam " God togeth vi Piube Wood is
wife executed rita n NOR gage conveyre or the
rP e sfo call 81 \ Tho p on II follow m,
pare Is of land, in - Scot; County situate tow
y esout hall OF 'ion n >ix, ~ IN. .u.,,-ea..
cusr'.r Of he n -ess' ga ' Of Aid ect,or M
* lsl tn VET ha'fo- he so n v 1t qua ,er o.
e''i M. Eve ~ Ill In owns IT, No. " v.n ne
vi h aid M,-'sage wa up mite 3th day n. Yep.
'emh. u. 1854, da'y r-ce de, IN ~. r ode IS
Off OF All 3 o. Comfy, ! book "E'' o. Mort.
rates. psee s~ tf) OWL 'f-ren- msy ha,
And w"r a.. sad no'r her IN hrscr b a, b..
com du an payshi and ne sal vii! am Wool
a failed TO pay r" same tse sail ct phen rhon,p-
ella IN 10 or closet al Nor gaze and for
MS pr o.e IIarv y Leona Eq Sher n.f Md
u ~ will on Sa'nr ny the 2sth day o. Marc,
u 1857 ut TIE CourI 10 se ''cor In the city o. nv
'nlor and M, the hour ~ o'ciock in H.. after
noon proceed rs II hy publ, ~ for ash 10 the
hot Il bidder ere'c', tie salt ia GELS OF land or
much N a all h., n-cresary TO pay and sa;is.
{, tn am Unit dive uron ,ai' note.
Dav, III ort Fthruar, 3 1857,
sTrPHEN rUoM son, MORTGAGE.
HARVEY LEON ARD,
srbe,id sh"r a ~ aid Count
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-02

GF a gay young man in Pittshurg
entered one of the fashionable chur-
chcs' in that city, last Sunday, with a
lady on his arm, and after gracefully
laying his oyercoat over the back of
his seat, sat down. Suddenly, however
the congregation was startled bv a
most outrageous racket, ard 10, from
the pockets of the Young mans over
coat had rolled a torrent Of bullets and
caps, followed bv a silver mounted pis-
toll. The owner Of the coat was OBJ
served to be very red in the face.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-02

MoviSG.-The ice at this point was
sgan on tn forward march, Saturday, ~,
'"rsoon w'h a fair prospect 81 msx,ng .
general clearance. The public have ben
disapp tinted so msny times in reference 10
this matter within few days, il ia ro'
safe 10 state any part c',lar time when n.
river will be n. vigshle as far up &c D,v~r.
port, bn' probably The fer y b,a's will b.
on in aCav tw..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-02

ARRIVAL OF FoREIGNEns.- Accoi-
ding To a communication from the
State Department to the Senate a few
days since. t appears that the number
ofpassengers arriving from 3oth Sep
tcmber, 1913, to December 3'st, 1856,
was Males. 2, 1876, o43; females. l,447,'
1913; sex rot stated, 6,0s9 making a
total of 3.f3h.4GN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-02

To MILLERs, 4c.-Your attention is
directed 70 The Advertisement O, I. w.
Baxter 4 Co., Chicago, Illinois, TO b.
found in aa' 'h-r column. They offer FOR
sale on rea'o"able terms, a variety Of pate :,
machinery, mrils and MIL furnish ng ood.
generally, which viii lie found If much III
teresi 10 thai class of our leaders
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-02

BRADY SIgIEr- BY the recent &C
ton Of the City Council We observe that
early spring will witness great improves
mrn's on this street. Ala Prices ord, ance,
whereby he proposes! Ia build a nice"
handsome wall around his pr, inises, al to
Nper.e II The CITY, ami have the street
and sidewalk as at presen: grated, was al
most unanimously, Indefinitely ros poned,
Mr.. Price ONLY voting nay. The contract
for grading Brady al part Of Seventh Is
to be let immedia ely, and The street m,c>
adamlzsd as far North as the College
grounds During the presen, month We
shall expect 10 see the work moving on
right lively.
There i, also petition before the Coun
ell for viii mug Brady, North Of Seventh
street.
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NEW FiKM.- Messrs. Taylor Il Bal
lord having purchased the Dru. store 70 =
m.rly occupied by c T W"th, where hey
will continne that business IL all its d fer
EN- branches in uch a manuer as I" merit a
good share u patronage. Berg men II
'a~at and experience in their profession.
they make use of every .for' TO command
the confidence of their a'rons IN every
particular. Ofthe many varieties Of Drug
and pePnlsr medicines of IT,. day there will
be no want. We trust the public VIII give
HEN = far trial, and We feel COZ iiden' hat
everything will be dove to the satisfaction
Of all
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J. w. OrTo n Co., OF CHrCAeo.-
Attention is c. He'd to the card Of this
firm 10 smother column. The Chicago
Democrat speaking Of them says:-
They are direct importer of the f
rest foreign Wall Paper, Window Sha-
des, Screens, etc. Their wo,kmen are
artlstes Of the fret claes, VT o do Justice
to their stock in lite applications 10 the
wsnts aud requirements Of their pa;rons.
Otto 4 Co. may we'll be proud Of what
their ek,li and enterprise has accom-
plished. A larger share Of our public
hail. churches, saloons, and private res
iaences, their hand, through their work.
men, hase touched only to besutify. In
every ciaee o: wall decoration tuey take
. prominent rank for fine taste and
judgment, and mechanical skill. Our
city and country readers and traders
generally should remember their claims,
aud patron re both their wholese,s and
retail establishment.