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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08

m Oooo0 AND GROCERIES, |
uoW 0eods! New Gse1s!!
EDWARD ALDEN,
JlD6reh9sss 1N6les,
AAssssals saA: Retail Dealer
IN
ReUdw JMHSe Cyoehtssg.
Oueaas, GLssimsrss, Vssfings, Gents
EksaisAisg Goods ssd 1silors
zr;mmiwgs,
RYAoJn rsssrsed from The xass. WITH one of the
fS iSr s.is u dis as<sss. ooasis,lss 70 par, Of
- l1lowtng asttcta:
Ov00dcS0lAs.
Rn0iish Preach, German and Ams'
can, u ~ dnest Quality and ser-s
styie osUse6s.
OOoooooOVOo.
Rnsiish, French ant American. Of
every variety " style, color an0
sHsaisy.
white NsYsetliss. NAiaiass white
London, Figured Tin-el and coIorfd
snks, Fancy snd Plain SILK vsiyf,,
Fancy slk ard Linen. italian siik
0reuadlbe batin, Italian Cl"sh,
SIN Plssh. snd Tsscy Cashmerss In
grsot vsriesy.
OU0voo0o6D1.
Disck Blue AMI Brown Brsaicoth,
Union, Whitney, and Pilot Cie,hs,
Fancy, Blue, brown and MaloeTy
Castor Beaver, Canada miE-'i and
Sstasa VI the latest impsis.
0o0Aw Juldle.
Ovsrcoats. over-saes.. sar,oa,s,
asring JscSets and Tsln,ss, y 'ock
and Dress Frock Coats Of all qtA-
ties and siy.ss; siIk, velvet. Plush,
Cnsh, Cashmere and yalcaeia Vests,
Caenest, Safinett double and twist,
fancy a.. plain Cassuaere and p-e-
skin Pant; Denim and Gn.rnssy
rroeks, Wrspprrs and Overstls.
~ ssteAdesl G0Gsss.
HIckory, calico white plain hnen,
coedsi and Paris bosom, farey col
essd Shirts. with common and polka
Wristbands; string, De Orsey, cord
ID Byron, polka and lap Collars,
Neck Ties. Sticks. fancy and plain
c.ayats; GIoves-white black, and
colored Kid, iinei buck cloth, Chos
tssneld, AS%rtsn, Brrlin Union,
and German aud Fur Gauuilrs;
wool, rlcrino AMI cotton Hos; white
and fancy linen and sik Itandker
chiefs: Embroidered lambs wool
white and mixed merino ami -iik
Wrappers and Or swers, Wool Nitt-,
scArfs. Mufers, Gents Shswis and
shawl Pins, Umbreilrs, CARPET SIX,
and oil other articles usually kept BY
the trade, oil % which are respect
fully subuittel ~ ties examination
Of customers.
A. early cali Will Will secure choice selections.
EDWARD ALDEN.
Second street, opposite IL Clsire Row Davenport.
esvs. between 1ain and Brady ssp'A-df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08

n TIT IN. .VVx.Se
y. s. SHORT.
IL! Lake street. chicago. Iiiinoia.
Importer sad dealer in Paper Haneings,
Window Shades, Paints, Oils, Glass.
tsrni-h. Artists Materials, brushes.
fEjE have hand over 100000 rolls Of val
w papers, Borders, &c. American, French.
English and German log ihes with al extensive as
rtmen: e Grit, Landscape and common Water
Shade, Cords, TssseIs &c
W a Il M i = IL
OF Ev-y descr ion foin The most celeb a. ed East
ern manufactures, IL barrels ans haf barrsis-
Whit Lend, 2inc siirits Tufpentine, Cue. sc all
OF Will Will lie sold lower than ever aeFare nerel
in the WIS.
J. $. aHORT i-2 Lake ST., Chicaco.
sepi9 Gin Opposite E6ss 4 pns,..r,S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
Michigan Central Rail Road.

*"1O"sS0M tVNtiuI Hall NOnu.
AND CANADA BROAD oEAGg RAILWAY
Ihroogh 10 New York ~ 81 Hons.
NiOsr reliable route. iaaling san, c.nn ciirs "a
w y NisRats ftlts 8udae. Rochester Eti2a,
t"inetlssille thnira binshImton, Albany Tns
y i"fA, Philadelphia, Boston, ana New Eugistfi
FIVE DAILY TRAlNkLrAyE CHICAGO
. 10 A NJ. Lightning Exptcss Br.alfsst ii LtA.
hnt u Detroit. supper 4, Hamilton, hin
IN Nv ietk sulIaf IL iostau eG-
ins TAI u elk hours au..set than b.
airy other fuute.
Iop ! Express Nal. arm, 1t Niagara fa,
neNt taostias, 4 New Yots at 3 p j
siph NJ l- 1T nlehi. All PhsdcHtAt,
VIA ImFa A; or NJ Aaa anbttts Il
DefFatt with e4nn.rsIa r ,,tveiatd art
II T with u ttiiue EN4io~* ter lAtt.bH4l
PhAadelIida, hiltuip4r. 1alHi tlis. I H.
rina4ti, &
A. co',Iect, at MlNhlpsn CITY, d,tcetvah tfaias
on NSN Albany and S4itin railroad fot New Albany
iniiAa.i olie, ctnr nran. DAYTON, Colrmbus, I,i,s
Wiz Belfent.'ns. Union Wha.hne ltlnaie PAS
burgh, WASN'T ion nn. FhiiadelI hia
$40 7 y Al moon ktptess, u Ise- Il. %ew
ierA =. y SEC nd day. ~ v siaL. ~
II I'll ladcipt!a AZ 1888 se5 ~
ofnirg
sxoP N.i-c4n llnat Express srtrye h, rt,.i,.
mar u Y u eUnAfct. II Lafayette ,.ttl
aain, 'ar nv Al an Lstisvl.s. Iesiget.
apo.is Pay ~ { l4HnllNs 9tft Il is. Il
| Nhfeing rise butrA. III .lAIe pAit Balf
msse ana Wa Linrtcu
1919 A NJ 5 eamh1at E1Eres@ egnnaettas Il Il
m,lnlIs 4 heueit viii the Vi. iva.e'
Through without iandinr
rism4uth Il OK Captain J. p Eailh uoni,ys
and TbaTsday-.
Mississippi Cap }. Il LnN,, rueslay. end
Weston Woad captain J n .,rkF W4,,.r.
days ani y 4 las
a Attfsns IN binAlo 2 = tnosninB l. ntse. wish
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
Chicago; .itcn \ 81. Louis FIR.
ia - = = t rs-zss--.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
chicago and st. Louis.


rains seare Csicago for ~. LoS&s ana inferno
dilute places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays -aceptYd) 0g0AA
Express Train, Saturdays eycepted) II i0P'S
srdfns sedre ~. Loaistoy C..caco and ;ateyme-
diass ps0css.
denomination Tram, lsunnsy's excepscd) Coz x
Express Train saturdays exceYted) 8 80P "
Trains run directly thrcusn, without change Of
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, bloom.
ingt0n, Springfield, Car,inville and Alton.
wlTrRinS run on this road make direct connections
~ Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad 1t
Joiet making this the shortest, quekct ard most
Liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Pkiladelphia, and the East.
with Illinois Central n. Il ut BLOOMING son, for L..
Sale, Mendoza and CGiro.
Ilh Great Western or iinsois 81 Springfield, for
Decatur and Raj iss.
With I'll ne Raj, osds aveTpng from chicago
With daily line Of Packets 1t 81 Lou1 for Keokuk,
New OrleaUs. and Missouri R!yGr.
Through Tickets vI I'll places rarHtionsd A1yve car
Be procured q I'll the principal ticket oces Ia the
Cnlted etAtes, slsj u the 0facss
In 81, Louis in Chicago
Foot Of ~ Ashtivton Az ~ DeaFbosn street, oppo-
NcHD r. MORGAN. ~, burt.
navoinnStOn. sSn. i. seSiS. iealpdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
DeSMoineS River Land for sale
L.l.vD DEEs.aRT.1GE.NrT.

DesMoines River Land for sale
L.asvD DEPARTMENT..
Lesaiotnss River Nayi0atso~ a~d n. r. q,
OTrUAwA, Iowa, April II, 1855
I'VE undersigned hereby gives notice, that thu
once l. now open for the sale OF these valuable
Ait Thcy will be sold long credit and In lots 10
ain means and wishes OF purchasers
Nsurtner Information desired In relation to shos,
fwtiibe furnished on apl cxttnn II this os,,ca
Wal 90 otherwise. GEO. n. PERKINS,
t"sy's"i' Lana Commissioner.
LAM. DE 8 ARYnEY
DEs xOiSEs NAVIGATION Co
I'm the sixteenth day OF June, next, the once h,
~ the save OF the lands os this COMPANY win ~,
feniovet nom this piace 70 Fort Dos MONIES.
TAese lands will Be sold long credtts. And In
lots TO suit the means and wishes Of prrehesers.
GEO. h. PSRKINa
Land UUannaIssioue
ottumvs ows o. Av2T davs
"TELLzGE,V.CE
ID - - II 0">
VIE undersigned would mos. respectfully recon-
mend their Intelligence Once 70 the pubic NTH
the assurance that oil orders entrusted to them Vim
be punctualiy atteadea to.
We have constantly good situations for eithsr male
or female helps.
We undertake all business In th1s line such A n
Renting Of Hooeees.
&c promising cheap and speedy service
u Orders from the country promptly alleSi
04ALLRILD HOLM
Corner q md and Scott sts
N. D. We VIII pay attentinn 70 AoescSae Of Al
kinds. fly1davtN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
L. s. LIFE lNSrniNfE,
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA. PPM.

sfkPliIS CRAWFORD Pres
LAWRENCE JOHNSON vic. pr.
PitSSf fIsK, Secretary and Treasurer.
u FIELD, Agent.
septl6-tltf f'' "'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08

VNk would respectfully state that ". haee been
w and mr.. daily receiving fresh supplies
Goods In our line, la which NAV be found
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08

AND CANADA BROAD oIAGg EAILW ~
Ihfoogh 10 New York N 81 Hons.
Most rsiilbe r"ute. iaalina sun, conn clirfs 10
W Y NisRats ftlls. 8udda. Rocheetes. Eti1a.
itainellsyiilg thnira Binghln4iun, Albany Tf,s
y YORK, Philadelphia, r. stem, at.d New Enfist5t
States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-08
Va STATE Observation-Disclosures. IOWA. JANUARY g. 1857
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

O1ce % - ssesA nsxt Door TO II. H. Smiths vsr!e-
y store, N +. uegWtn's ONCE, rear LindsIevts Jep-
ery store. (may97d8mo) ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-15

IMMENSE SUCCESS
or the Celebrated and Incompatible
"fA'' NUN MISS E. L. WILLIAMS,
the most sprPri.inss fascinating AID original
WELSH SCOTCH i IElss and BALLAD VOCALIST
listened TO and appsuded in country The manage
Of this establishment having secured her exclusive ser
vices at a he''fF o 6Hptni SHORT TIME ONLY.
The welsh Nightins,leyy viii repeat TO, to-day
In til. ATE TEs sSooN s st o q wsn.
and In ,hs E s,I6s NON ssf EN-
TERTIISMEST Or ILLUSTRATED SONG DRA n ar pre-
Psed % s BY S .h M ""
and HwFkYE RrBEFESE
Sofa Seats viii be reserved for the accommodation Of faM
day 50 each Private Boxes IS cachi Seats in P
Books Containing biography of the Welsh Nlghtnsaso
ali her Songs for sale and may be had at the
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock, .nd eyey sab,e
quent afternoon this week. the Welsh NishsnsMe AZ .ns
in order accommodate the citizens of Brookyn william
RnIss 1ss:1y City, &c will repeat her UNIQUE ENTER
will sS 1sRSs.sS wyS '
TIE WIZARD who immediately departs for the South and
"e'' THE GRAND AoUARIA;
o. OCEAN AND RIVER GARDEN, Just completed, at lavish
outlay Of By artists imported E% D. nG% pa
Liyins Marine Animals and Vegetation, aggregated IN large
BLOSSOMS Of the Sea and Fish Of ali kinds may
ioyng themselves their natural homes in the bed Of the
'''e' anu TIE TIE WAFER Y IS NEVER CHANGED!
the natural Isrations Of the plants and animals keeping al
PrOpetos of the Museum manufacture these tanks Of
elegant form and sound materials 90 to render them very
the garden, the parlor or the drawing Mr. w But
LEE win be in attendance at the Aqaas Saloon to furnish in
such visitors desire TO possess themselves
Of rome of these latest novelties
The "BOGUs BURDELL BABY" Is still here and may be
seen during the day evening beside the Living Sepents
Happy Family Cosmo- Psnoptican Studio, NC
Admission Is cents; Children under 10 10 cents
T AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER, No. GA
~ Broadway near Houston at. n..
Miss Laura Ae sFc0ND WEEK OF VICTIMS:
THIRD WEEK OF CONJUGAL LES
Such has these admirable pieces that
thu is induced to repeat them for few nights
'0pse'' TUESDAY, Sept Is, 1857,
viii be repeated Tom Tayl9I's R1yy comedy OF
es.msser. ~ ss.ss wbeati.sk Jr.r.su Peters
stodder &c. and Misses Keene Wells, Charlotte ThonP-
SELECTIONS OF CHOICEST Music BY THE ORCHESTRA
CjNjUGAL LESSON,
Characters by Miss Laura Keene and Mr. Jefferson
Door open at Il to commence at y O'Clock.
NHRISTY and WOODS MINSTRELS,
~ No. "A Broadway.
n WOOD, Business Manager.
GEO. S CHHIsTY Yo Stage Ssb Manager
NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
Enthusiastic p'FFdhv' 6 STsfi ihi COMPANY
h'hNi L DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
thropg their Spacious Hall.
CHANGE or PROGRAMME:
GEMS OF MlNsTRELsY.
0'"''"''Ds COMEDY OR FARCE
Doors open at CT; Commence at y O'clock.
T7HE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
4 the Hall Of Dr. CHAPINS Church, No. oio Broadway
Is old ocston-fom lOocock m until 10 O'Clock p NJ Ad
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Ready This Day.
A BOOK for EVERY PERSON who DWELLS
N N aH0CSE.
The most fascinating and instructive work In tn, Ea1.h
THE HANDBOOK OF HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE;
Popular Account Cf
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1aEIs SclESrIFc PkcIPLEs DOMESTIC APPLrc
BY Edward l. YounAas,
Author Of the "Csss Book a Chemistry" Chemical Alta.
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Two editions Of this work sged-one for the Of fam
A. and general readers and the other with ql.s1ns
for he se Of schools With numerous lussrsiye Diagrams
go pace; 81 g.
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- offers 70 Teachers and Schools the most copou adapted
and spirted collection Defamation before q public
Though recently published il has received the most cordial
CON frop the Press few Of WIFI IN follow
The Educational Herald The pieces OF this handsome
volume are short numerous vaed spirited
embracing brilliant periods and stirring sentiments well hed
for fervid uterance" . 49,, ,
The Home Journal 1t Is remarkably available book"
The Boston Post IL is something and better than
collection eloquent extracts literary gems; steadily
view the training Of boys in oraory and s selections
skiluiy adapted TO the purpose"
Boston Jou nal " The pieces animated win
string feeling and bring into practice
those principles rhetorical delivery vocal meditation
and which necessary TO form the elective
speaker" , ,,,
apt passages unineresng topics than can generally De
found"
The Chicaso Democrat says: al" the most complete book
.s kind seen ana should De III al tue sao'
academies and debating clubs" 90,
The NewYork Observer )mmend IL as displaying De
gree and intelligent study not often given TO compHa
tons Of this kind"
The Utica Daily Observer calls "the most comprehensive
Of It's Kind that has fallen under our notice
The Rural New Yorker charactsrnes as complete ana
thorough work" r
The Rochester Democrat says: The weknown suthor Of
the School Reader has complied Of the best books on eo
cItion that has been published "a
The Rochester Union calls 1t the most complete oook OF tue
kind we have SEEM :,
II is illustrated by fine steel portrait Of Webster Addressing
the Senate.
Single copies prepaid Teachers for examination on receipt
of the price, 81. - a. -,
lof which Il forms a psr) gratis spplica alton
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l. w A u Il III IL BEST
~ SECOND EDITION SEPTEMBER OF
DlNsMORE'S CELEBRATED RAILROAD GUIDE
Of which copies have been sold the PISS. ogh. wears
ind still the people want Why Its Time Tables are re-
liable officially received and Off tally Published Il Ia,
Notes Of efereucc IL has Combined Routes hiss Seam
NAysAtion has Gsze'eers IL 10 accompanied BY Beat
DlNSMQRE Co, Ne sP.sc.,,.
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6uefial Notices.

-, Ward.-A Meeting Of the FOURTEbHIh
foprnerfPuBLICAN CLUB will be held a. Cniona nan.
WAED ahoa'e.,t THIS (Tnesdsyl EVENING 18th ns, a.
No go S'00" HENRY SENDEN, President
~ ,oSS FIrcH SIDNEY SMITH, Sccretsries
-rhe twentieth Ward Republican Assoc ii ION
III Ma resnlsr monthly meeting on TUESDAY bFbNN"'
e.. I5 1851 at O'Clock at No 4i6 sth sy mr. ~.
'EssRLEs MISSING, sec'y. WIN srEWAhI, rres1
New.York Medical College, Ess,;t1Iesnt anf, pc
80 Th,d and Fourth avs Inc PRELIMINARY COURSE
:" Ictnres will commence TUESDAY sept I2th ~ IL
o,cloek A M Opening lecture by frof bAhhbh bve.u.e
MI he daily more OF the iOoWlng suJecs'
On Disease pecuhsr 10 Women, by.....Proi Barker
On Auputatons by nroE CehoO"su'
On Disesse Of the Respiratory Orgsnsby Prot Green
90 Analytical Chemistry by.........'''Pro Do.emus'
On Diseases of the SIX d, by ..:'''..'''froi Sox nm
On Amortization aud Percussion, by.J H. Douglas M u
On Practical Obstetrics by - A bsad M "
The CHEMICAL LABORATORY will be opened Tor lnstte
ton in the Analysis of PoIsoNs Monday, Sept 29
r OGDEN DOREMU5, NJ. d., Dean Of the Faculty
Notice TO Heads of Families and our Readers
Generally 1T 10 Iumored and we believe the rumo en-
tiled 10 credit thousands daily realizing its pecunary
win yOuch for its TRUTH that great sacrifices
bps made the immense stock Of DRY GOODS, partially
5smssd by FIRE and water in the establishment Of GEORGE
KEYES at No S43 shav where the late fire occurred This
the last weeks sale Of Damaged Goods and great induce
will offered in order 10 clear ont the STOCK repair ths
aore and make for new Fall Goods.
The updersgned prepared 20 deliver before Lyceums
Literary Associations during the coming Winter either OF
NJ following l. 1.-The Old Puritan Clergyman
"Faysl and the Portuguese"
Emigrant Intelligence Once and Labor Ex-
shauge has been removed from No CaDalst 20 No I'll
No Zee charged JAMES p. PAGAN. Superintendent
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TNHE DUSSELDORF GALLERY is open over
u tba Hall Of DR. CHAPINS Church No. olS Broadway
Is old location-fom CLOCK until 10 O'Clock Ad-
mission q cents
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TyHE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper in the

West. a. medium through which 70 advertise. II also
five, detailed scoornt Of the Of seru Rsroses
90 ara and through which Capitalists
an secure profitable iryesosnta Terms 81 PEI year AZ
ar,u W. u. YARNER Dee No!Iss Iowa
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DEA SON IN X L l. IGION. -
IL important work aidEe,.ei 70 al thinking minds.
ASPIRATIONS OF NATURE
By j. T. HEcKER author Of Questions Of the Soul This
work claims the attention Of all no definite
Hgous belief seek all who finding that OF their child
hood repugusnt 70 seek one commensurate with the
want, Of human in fine OF al who. dcemin2 religion
failure sch TO satisfy the aspirations nature in associations
fsr the relief or Improvement OF humanity at large
Just published and for sse by the principal booksellers
PRICE IS CENTS.
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Publisher.
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TMME Sc REDUCT ION
Il In prices for WHITE ord DECORATED FRENCH
CHINA ERshsh honst0ne ChiaA c., and Pressed Tstie
Glass, Gas Fixtures AID Silver Plated Wne.
THE PUBLIC
rely upon H. that sv,ry article The A below vsr
TIE Aoe Of extensive AID aIeaUsa stock oser.d .
t % below .5e current Al ik.pscon Ct to
eoocs VII eOsfrm this assertion
49,, FRENCH CHINA AND IRoSsToSE WARE.
n .se p,x.f ses 81 pieces tN 81
"
~ -
A. ~. A.. Ssts ~ pieces %
.sii 70
fsney ara oi' Toilet Sets. IS
. o,,,, GLASSWARE.
-
tnt Glsss wines, 70. dozen... IS
ColOred bohemian FINER Bowls the doxen,,,.... -
CooTed Bohemian peesnters the par.........o....
Crystal D,can.srs, the pair. 49,. 9
GAS flxTUREs
Three ight .
Four-Lisht ChAndeheTs.s ~
Hal Lights. %
Bedroom Fodins Brackets two joints............ IS
i''' SILVER PLATED WARE
Silver Plated Casters cut as
SilverPl sted Cak. Bsshets
Silver Plated TIA Sets, pieces ~
Silver Plated Table Forks the DOZEN.
Silver Plated Tablespoons the dofen..
Silver Plated Teap0ona the dozep. ~
W. J p. DAlLEH &c.
No si and 6, Broadway between Houston and Beeels
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~ RIA Nd OF Z N Il " G.
TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL FAIR

TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL FAIR
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
This superb suDnsl display Of American skill aud ndasHy
will open - .
THIS EVENING,
Tuesday. the 18th. AZ s'clcck.
THE OPENING ADDRESS will BE- de vered 10 the Picture
Gallery BY the Hon HENRY MElGS, s1i o'clock
Prof Champney's Grand NJ )viDg ~
PANORAMA OF THE RHINE
viii be exhibited with Exploratory Lecture, also In the
ri ,tuIe Gallery al s cock.
DODWoRTHs CORNET BANl
will during the evening and add To 6thA1cy OF
the occasion with Music from the mos. favorite &c
Admission 20 the wh)le, % cent?
NOTICE-Owing 20 the unusually early opening OF the
Twenty Annual Exhibition by quest 81 any parties
who have their articles prepared ~
season. receiving Goods for competition has been
extended 10 SATURDAY NEXT the 18th inst. Al the same
time the desire state that this postponement
from no fault Of theirs The working machinery and ell az
rspgenens part complete the moment
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, Chairman.
JoHS w CHAMBERS Secretary.
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CWINDLERS and THIEVES-Their Natura
y History; Modes of Life; How they Operate Citizen
and Strangers; How they Eat Sleep and Pscnce Spotting
Yellow the Patent Safe Game: The Bogus Ticket Vender;
The Some useful cautiOus avoid
al Thieves and Suindler. in this weeks LIFE illus
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
tIate Agent Of U Patent Once, Washington, under
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IS Stale ST., opposite kiIby 81, Boston.
After extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years,
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From the present Commissioner.
august II, lS55.-During the time have held the
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