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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-12
FALL FASHION FOR HATS.

1857.
AN prepared furnish my numerous patrons and
1.-the public with very superior quality style OF Mole
skin which are light elastic, tast-eoIor, lustre
finish and of great endurance, they viii good
vice In all kinds Of weather. also general assortment OF
soft Panters French, RoCkland and Hungarian styles
BLACK Brown Pearl and Beaver eoors. Also Mems and
Boys. Caps, of.the latest styles.
B-Moleskfn Hats finished to conformation measure
on short notices Bring along the cash and you get
kinds OF head gear At very low taria, At
W. W. JIDiEsoS's
2uszs No. s. Main ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-12

pay the highest market price for Barley deliver
I ed1t mY warehouse. [deell l. M.PUMPHREf.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-12

,spls-8n 1877 Main street, whesii my Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-12

pRREsERYEs- Apple, Ounces, Ginger Oranges and
Cherries, just received and for sale by
oCl5 W. A. EDWARDS 4 BRO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

and moasses. Tue fire place was four or five
stones ont of doors, where the fire was kept
We took our tin plates on our laps and ate very
pleasant breakfast. Soon after this was over.
two Young gentlemen, travellers, rode up, and en-
quirrd for vacant claims. lie replied that he
could give them no satisfactory information. the
country being mostly taken up. After little
conversation, they left.
Did you not tell us" said we, "that there
were several good claims herci"
Yes, did hut am keeping them for fami
lies. ] am sick of this kind of society. We oil
bachelors 20 around and visit one another. and
il is perfectly sckening. We see NJ signs Vi
liie-no chlckens, or dogs or b,bcs, creeping
around, and II is too lonesome-it is not human
to live 50, and am going East"
"N hat not to leave the country 2"
"Oh, no. intend TO return. But must 20
East
"Ah yes, understand. There is star in
the East, and you are going to worship Come
own upw
81 must 90. You see my nice garden and fine
spring, and what good will it do niu if can have
no one to enjoy it with? I am going East and
if the girls love me as well az they used to, |
shall bring one Of them home that is as certain
as you live"
IL am glad TO hear that. May success and
happiness attend you. Good byew-Kansas
Herald Of Freedom.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
SKETCH OF HEBER c. KIMBALL, ONE
OF THE MORMON PRESIDENCY.

In the Mormon church the supreme guiding
and conlroln! authority is vested in three ner-
sons, constituting the First Presidency. The
present Presidency is vested in Brigham Younu.
ueber c. Kimball and Daniel Ii. Wells.
lIeber Chase Kimball, like Brigham. halls
from Vermont lie was born in The town of
Sheldon, Franklin county, OF this Slate, on the
18th of June, ls01-just thirteen days after the
birth Of the Prophet. In 1911, with his father
and other members of his family he n,ved to
West Bloomfield, Ontario county New York.
Ills father was by trade blacksmith, but did
considerable at farming. AGer passing some
years at school, IIrber, at the age of a. was n-
liiated into the mysteries of the workshop and
field. His father having lost his property dur.
ing the war Ileber, al the age of 10, was cast
upon the world to shift ior himself. He con-
clnded to learn the business of potter with an
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

AN ELOQUENT Dun Some years ago the
publishers of a newspaper in Vermont finding a
large amount o: unpaid subscriptions on their
books, concluded to employ special collecting
agent, to go 'rounl for a percentage of his col
lections, and dun the delinquents, which he ac
cordingly did in the person of O-s, substan-
ta farmer of democratic faith, and persuasive
address. He undertook his task rather reluctant
ly for the paper inculcatcd Calyinstic doctrines,
which o. abhorred, and, about election time,
always threw It's political influence on the side
of the wings, which was still greater objection
in the mind of the democratic agent. He met
with all sorts Of eXcuses,-such as Never or
dered IT, Don't get it -eg'lar,' Told em to
stop it long ago &c, st., but O. was pertna-
cious and wouldn't take No for an answer. |
don't like the paper, any way said one Nor
either, said D. It's an awful mean paper,
I'll allow-but you've got to take it, you kn w.
as long as you don't pay up That's the law,
SO, If was in your place, I'd pay, and stop the
c--dhing" The man cashed over o. got
hint from this, and using the same argument
with every dollar that was due the concern. But
the principals had scarcely got their money when
they discovered that their agents cloquence had
nearly ruined their subscription llst!-Boston
Post
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.-One Of the most
remarkable instances of love al first sight on rec
ord occurred in this city day or two SINCE
lady from the country had business to tram
sact a, lawyers office, in which somewhat
dihident attorney had his desk. In the course
of the business the eyes of the parties met the
attorney was smiitcn he declared his passion,
and was accepted. The couple were married in
the afternoon. .-Bu6dLo Courier.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
p 0 + 7 R Y.
From the Atlantic Monthly.
ORIGIN OF FDIDACTIC POETRY.

From the Atlantic Monthly.
ORIGIN OF FDIDACTIC POETRY.
ny JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.
When wise Minerva still was young
And just the least romantic,
Soon after from Jove's head she flung
That preternatural antic,
'Tis said to keep from idlcncss
Or ilirting-those twin curses
She spent her leisure, more or less,
In writing po---, no, verses
How nice they were to rhyme with far
kind star did not tarry
The metre. too, was regular
As schooboys dot and carry
Aud full they of pious pluns,
So eNtra-super moral
For sucking Virtues tender gums
Most toothenticng coral
clcan fair copy she prepares.
Makes sure Of moods and touses,
With her own hand-fcr prudence spares
man Tor womanl uensis
Complete, and tied with ribbons proud,
She hinted soon how cosya
Treat it would be to read them loud
Alter next days Ambrosia.
The Gods thought not it would amusc
So much Ms liomer's Ody ssets
But could not very we'll refuse
lhe properest OF Goddessssi
So all sat round in attitudes
OF various detection,
As with "A b,nu the oucen of prudes
Began her grave PREDICTION.
Al the hrst pause Heus said "e' sung
mean-aSK Ph"ouS-a' KNOWS"
says Phebus' "Z'unds VOLTS among
Aduetns sneiinos
They stand in rcod of mn. tber..
Fxcuss m. -, s,atched h,s s,ieL and a.
plupgcd down the ,l,,Ilen,d .,lor
with the next gap Mars said " FOR me
Don't wait-naught could be hneri
But I'm engaged at hali-past three
hght In Asa Minor
I, r,i,,b do,s, ,bsr,. II, tor-irth.
Rn, 7 ,,,,t, ,,o. r.canths thev had
,hacrs,bo T., Co.i,,h,
Then Bacchus, "W With those Stunning doors
lost the last half dist-lhic9 ,
Mos bu'ful se'mcnts! what's the chor's'
My voice shall not be missed thic -
..Iso love moral theses,
Then vnke1 Mt u.be. who .urnedr.d
And smootb.d her spron's crcases
Just ,nan Aeus shofeu-'he hag'e ure"
His mead the wing IRON unler'
Heus snored-o er startled "re'ce there new
The many Voumeu thunderi
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

"Juhus, can you tell me how Adam got ou,
ob Eden ?"
"Well, spose he climbed de fence"
mo, dat amt it,"
"Well den. he borrowed a whee-barrow and
walked out"
"No."
u CUBS it up, den"
'He got snaScd out. YAH"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
ADVERTISEMENTS,

PoH one square Of IL lines less nonpare type he sinai
lest size uscdO three nseons s1 for each subsequent in
seron 20 cents The number Of insertions be mai scd
on all advertisements they will be continued until ordered
out. Contracts will he made with advertisers by the col
umn or fractional parts thereof liberal rates Transient
advertising To be paid IN advance.
fuR all Probate Advertisements excepting notices NJ appca
tions to sell real estate s15O each for three insertions
PosrAoeiTHR VERMONT PrGSfx into all the towns
Wndham County free Of Postage. To any part Of this State
out Of this County for 10 per year, elsewhere cents
per year-paymenis in all to he made quarterly
advance.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

A woman may laugh too much. It is only a
comb that can always afford 10 show It's teeth
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
BRATTIEBoRo, June 10Th, 1857
MANCFACTURED BY l.. WELD,
TnR RECENTLY IMPROVED
Wooaworth Snrfacing Planning Mill,

WITH THH
MATCHING AND J0INTING APPARATUS
attached In sucha that your boards are very smoothly
paned, iointed matched and grooyed suitable for
hoors, sheaihng overhead, &c.
THESE MACHINES ARE MADE OF
the best material and by experienced workinen,-every
part being stout and well made warranted II proper
taken Ia oilng and cleaning.
have been In Che business Of making these machines
y ~ years with my SON l.. IL. WELD. our machines
fe peen shipped, and used in almost every the
know. ~ - o' :
being the place where YOU will he SUR 20 get your moneys
, IN good machine that will plane thousand feet Of
'~n"er nicely In less than 10 minutes.
~ All orders addressed to L. WELD, BrattebOro w. will
:" P'"h'puy attended 30. u2I
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
BUTLER g. KNowLToN,
b e M I S s. w AR e


WOOD W OF RTH'S PLANNING MACHINES,
superior style and workmanship Of prices
by the most improved styles.
Piaucrs with rOngucr- Il Growers c d.
WOOD TURNING LATIIES AND SAW ARBORS.
1r All orders promptly attended to
Three doors South the Bridge, Man-St Brattleboro VT
J NJ BEMIS 1861 ~ II. WARE
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ,praeticing in
the Courts Of Vermont and New Hampshire.
- AGENT oP rmF ETNA Fire Insurance Company and
Windaam County bIuiu0i no.
ALSO, Agent to procure Pensions and Bounty Land.
Commissioner for the States OF New York and New Iamp
shire, California and Notary Public. "a
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
ExANDER II. PIKE.

A Z e x A " d E Z II PIKE.
Manufacturer Of
Phillips Patent Lever Farm and City Gute
and Cloth Boa rtls nnd Boxes for PactSing,
And Dealer Lumber Bills of Timber Cl ards Shingles
&c, manufactured and furnished to order.
100000 Feet of Cla pboa rds hand.
IT Address WEST wARDsBoRO, VT.
L. @. RICE, PIANO FORTE TUNER,
will be in Braeboro in each months for the purpose Of
Tuning. Newly Stringing. RePairing. New-
Ieuthering Hnmnier.. aud Regulating
the Action of PiaBO Fortes.
Orders may be left at the Of j. seen and receive
pr"Iupt attention.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-12-26
s. A. MORSE & cos

= = HH y ~ y .
Manufacturer and Dealer In Ladies' Gents Misses Chlens
and Boys
Boots. Shoes, Callers and Rubbcrs.
Opposite the Post Office, Main Street. BKATrLEBOR0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25
u WILSON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sAI.l o.

VI WILSON AUCTIoNBBR sALR or
a. elegant rosewood parr library and bedroom furni
nrror piano &c cor tanned residences 81 West
@rtes nh street. between ffth and Sixth avenues H WILL
son vii sol Monday Oct d at 10 cclo,s AT the above
eHst furni we therein, being OF e bea
hcturo, and but abort line "a consbing ot-PAror
oouan superior vel.e, carpets three pSnh ini sod rose
n noqus solid wood reception
wood scsss1y Sscicsse lined WIN r wood; throe
zpsusvsy rosewood per solA and size tables with
ope plate GAS doom 1c impaired erpressly for the
Iadie3 rsswood work tables bronze and omuu clocks
eiaGant china with the mos chste ami expensive
1rsns pse per sss, siz. ss1 with rIcs and IsSvy gold
frame; Ante mirrors 70 ach; foavy embroidered lAoo win,
dow and oopioes large and extensive variety OF OIL
soenes scpturs pieces Ac Tho whole 70 n
<ng vsy pleading coecron; superior ROSEWOOD plan oore
iSa pias asd ,ichly SCI Win pesr being vsusbls and
~ rosewood piano STOOL covered In sao with an
elegant cosuy embroidered pining velvet
DO Iahed 10 o best bls TOP fancy tables mirrors
solid moquct pieces 10 fether viii AL the
crystal viees champagnes, tumbl.rs koble
sad ceuantsrs to match rich china tea se costly silver ware
- dinner tsvs cake baskets cAsers coh-e
forks hquor stand, superior hbf cut
lsry Chsu bers-t osly solid rosewood and mAhoxsny
coDnodes ssir mattresses from 20 n 81
vOunfa made 70 ordsr In eicsllen coudi oountsr
YAnes bcdspread. ingram carpets bee room rors c,ks
ed sofas oung-s ccu-h ees hall stand, tea
and dining together vita large and desr .he assor
cmmence Yhs sal. Of the above furniture oosvely
Aie pae without regard u weather respon'ole person
v be In asendancs psoA and snlp me sss Eons oa on
annaoosss viii be REQ ulred from all purchasers.
wn y. rss At,orpe, for morgages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

DBrvArr DANCING wssurs-A TxACHrR VAC
bss me bes, ard aucse-s mehod v rstruct ~
bic d. wsh.s W klv' teanUs Ia DItste nssh&
lessoa hss wsie STA brsrlnx seaocs AZ
dres 1eesn BNsS Hsrad cncA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

EvUKS, FURS FURS
IL HUDSON BAY cos
Fur wAxehc use.
7Nand n MAIDEN LAns
MARK KING,
(nssabllEhed A. ID. 1884, fer Wholesale ouly,)
Offers 81 roail for caAh hA iamen,e Atock OF
lurs, valued al $500 GO
At large discsunt whoos ale pricea TOR 20 dayu
CONSEQUENCE OF tho stspAti0N busnoea and
OF obtA through Tie ordinary chan
compsle 70 offer wholssoct o. furs consisting
ever article fur line from the finest saba the
common discount Of 70 cent from cost
All Goods warranted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

ns @ PgYlr JEAN, rsou PARIS. RI PIT OF III.
IL cord ard Yepesu Of rSs IS Prince street n-ss Broad
var
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25
FALL EAHEalON1s


OOE sRoADWAy-WILLLAM Mos1R WILL OFFnR.
JOO ring the month OF Octoser the cheapes chez
ne 'urs offered In tbs city and
In the Ue all OF which viii be sold below cost
TyURs RETAIL I'D At LESS THAN WHOLESALE
prioos-We Oh the whole OF stock 81 retail This
msnu ctured from the best materials and In
the atos, styles, eYprcsA " for city trade.
J. D. VILLAINS, 3NsFulon stree@ Brsokfyn-
VURs FURs FUR9-E1ADQUARr1RS NO 81
Maiden lane, corner o( God strceG-We would most ~
specty inform tho pubc that are forced to throw op.
enare ,ock for cash Our sock conds o. every sis
Also fur coas bIUvos collars &a sGh robes In great vAss
IT, Gall and the dieropoe In prce bssween Broadway
price and the poas OF 81 Maiden Ane where we
and sold rs 70 the holesae ade since B4l Oar prices
shall be before offered In this cty We snA
only sell a retail for one month. o. SAAuAiS
EuRs. rgns, rUEs
$50 COO worth Of the
Valuable Wholesale stook Of
r. d. PHILLIP6 CO.,
On Monday nsr At tho schinsss Building. $50 BROADWAY
Without regard 70 cost
Fitch ar d stone msrten,
Hock maxteu,
French sabls and lynx.
Sleigh robes,
Gloves and oonasa
Every article warranted. being
weslso sell .. retail At Wholesale 8, MAIDEN lane
And - Cedar street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

II States mail steamship BLACG WARRIOR. J. =, g1ts
oosmandsr. Win oonuencs resolving frcisn oc grdAy
October - and sAu Tor e above port rnesdag, Occe
n occoE pres>T from pss foos Of Eobing1n Hfee'
sh ivy .a sg ,'sns q g,.sys sprI III pss S,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

sxy xDirIor or HUNAs rRAu.rv, on ruTH
Io'ore.I Rescarchea.N u Beautifully hlussxNa~6 as<
S..ryb.~ IN snd sfss ~ Al diseases q ten~
-. ii ~,raias -opioua nsgrrrnus Tor
uon OF Who prsvcnted b. spedren's frm ,ns-s
~, slate; srd also professional dssesc.
llns~sing tee recruits 81 shc-icsf ard exanlnaf~s
Fy~- Is vents s~ps pcsspsh my address. fas iav.u&
BE work MAJ be obalned well tas rvisrsn frc~ ~
"a RR0w No Isl Primes street. f.~ sccss Of srcss
Nsw Yes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

L,CR PCRftMOUrH PrrsHsBURo AND HlCHNOND-
The United stats natl s,earhip re AHeks Opn
Thomas simmer ell leave "wednesday 2sth irsAy Ns
O'Clock T. n from risr 10 North river Ae viii srrivs ~
Toru cub The next seruoos and Al Petersburg he 10 0N
mcrpng Ps@eyurr for he south will procesd &c " On
81 the treN southern mai line Those tor Richmond WI ~
rte ihe~r parly friday morning Travellers vii IND ms
10 ehesr. Piess.n,es and mot editions roale Psssss
. fare with Norfolk, ~ y Petersburg ssd
klchmoas 80 Apply - LpDi,Aa PIrAsANIS, Nc y
Rr,adwar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

HAL.aps an EvOyYOA.

= UCfIOM BALE OF CLOTHING AND PIzUH
= gooda.A. N, CRIsrALAk. aucdoneer. No Is
1owary wu sell on Monday, the 18th instant,
q IX ecock. large ...oinsnt of The above,
eonng In part Of cloth frock saok business and
oasne doesk and cloth pants Of various pat
ne; 0oh, vevet and satin also wsou
may oonoeD, thirty pieces Of nns Cloth beaver pilot Pe
tmvAAm cashmere and dOsskin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25
L,ON HAVANA AID MOBILE
II The United Spt~s NAL steamship.
QUAKER CITY.

Il. " NuuFTtDT. IOfnn sndNr,
VII leAve for the above porta SATURDAY, Novcnb~
her q MOTH river, foo, Of serns sr-s, a n
o'CiOck,
FREIGHT fcr se- orieAas forwarded ron sO6as
free Of com mission.
pompsny's bis Of Adins be procured rs oboe o,
the .seuts No others signed
PaokAsss received the occe unit lOS. AMI bus
l.dnr Rrr - NJ 70 the hour - sailing.
For frelsh, OF pSsase apvi, 70 : = -
~ Buri1y sip. 5orner soutn str~-s
~ -rse steamer viii commence resolving frsiShi on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

DAAaUn'R AMERICAN kusNun-TSz AQUARIA
- A. Is au'y .ho Carlo rnInily IN psaso mime
Grand secara,s ~be,l repeated. The welsh F'ghuu
Aas st futcossfui kondsF Aoynooa be wess Rl4ha-
sae; acs which daring so.n-oa o. shee ~ Gull aunss
Car fats Of dsE'oiiy 10 ~ tLd Csro ramNy.
avenirp At TX O'Clock tho Welsh Nightingale Ia The
m after which the cop!o bales anoniS~ ontaGisA
Ihe Goblin % the Wood" By ms Caro ~ my Admsanos
20 osu6,en unds. 10 years - ,srs Tho dysms 10
ibis tab ishmert will Monday -
November, with n company o. Comedians oil aoku0w-
tdYed profess oriy unds the ct ccion OF WaA
kins Eq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

NyURNIYUKI At AUCrION.-THE LEASE And FUBN
turo Of half Of q cottage In Brooklyn; the who
ock oopste for housekeeping III be sold for $3.50 osh
VoGO IN months ago. Apply at 1874 Pearl street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

uEERy B. aERTs, lJR !UCrioEEER.BY HERS
II MCSS-Shortf's sale OF ready made clotinr Wsd
nesday Ocs - At lCH O'Clock, At the sslesrosms No 81
Pins consisting OF general assortment OF ready made
Solhing piece goods, &c. Terms cash In q funds BY
order o. J. O. VIII att sherh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

SPECIAL AUl TON nOTICs-ALBERv Il MI tOLtY
- Win commences bis ale OF a,css hondty IN front OF
Ihs RohAnge with . super full biootsd bay 90 IN
ysars hards hGh perfect hoyss Ia every
respeS o, gr.a speed written gusrsnes o. sound
~ Al VIII be bv the with tho bill sae-
ma bors~ viii OF ihe fxf hour before
she and -'n be foui ns valuable a. snnsl ~ there
n hl civ without eroepoi The sale x be positive sad
Aorse delivered immeda ely b the chaser rcrms cssh
AZ fupea Al No. br Jad street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

EyACrORY TO LET, LEAss, Oh FOR sALE-SUIrABLl
for ,noss any Kind q man ufacturns purposes three
foe also on s premises engine and boiler OF six horse
power In good yunrng order two burrstore mills watts tubs
TO- TO- In all occupying two los For particulars inquire II
Fulton stree betwoen the hours OF and oslo T. front
room up stairs, address BY letter. n H. Herald Office,
WURNIsHHD &c USE, A EAST rwERTyFoURrH
street. between Legngon Fourth avenues to Let,
now soropshy repaired peeled and in nIst rate ords,
first rate private family very low. Apply at Smithsonian
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

psivATn DANCING ACADEMY, no. 20 EIGHTH
a svenue, corner OF Horr 10 s,reet-ss. AkEtsfkON
~ merry MI rarsnd ~ TORN new csss io ade ma
chNdreu on wednesday, Cc - AL he rev dsnces-po vs.
rsdo - schosshe pciks -ecows deux temps uis,ursa
rs rsoysnne lee l>ncers eosxs-sush IN one Comss OF
ies
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

ID 11A00 Aucuoneer, IS Corlan adj street. Tuesdsy.
October q a lOK O'Clock NJ 1000 cases. 70 BIO sid 70 the
kgeet bidder for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

1nn uAsss pRYsr DUrUB BULes AT AUCrIox-
lUU yh esy John ,tree' Al seed store The cot:
lecsSnn worthy lon o. tie trae Assor meat OF
nyseAnihs ,usps, crocus, ris nsrc.sus 40. a. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

HOUSE, srORA-A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE IN
IL broomo street, near Oentru Market will be ot furnished
Or unfurnisheo on moderate terms rent furnished viii be-
80 so month unfulnsse ed $3.50 BY
necr the hooso eth the two story brick building
large store h mAnufsc ring might be leased
term Of Rent Of both buildings not ozceodns y0o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-25

OADShV or susU.
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season when Ia addition % the gvs. ssc -sdY sassrea
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WILL make their FIRST Eppss
yull Particulars In 10 nMrows ntvsg isrfnepss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

The head clerk Of large mecantile
house WAS Dragging rather largely OF
the amount Of business done by his
firm. You may judge OF lis ex.
tent" said he, when | tell you that
the quills for our correspondence only.
cost two thousand dollars ii year,
"Pooll!'' said the cl erk OF another
house, who was sitting by; what is
that to our correspondence, when |
save four thousand dollars a year in
INK. from II ere ) emitting to dot the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
ny SANDERS 4 BROTHER

John Randolph al a prominent poll
t.pian, NC. Randolph conversed with
the young man lew minutes, and
when he was about to ! etirc Look
here" said Ran !olph. "l.et me give
you little advice, Nou look like n
promising young man, and ! think
yon had better 20 to school, y W g
leave those who have been elected to
n Legislature TO imagine whether this
young, man, who had just been elect
cd, was ''sct back any" or not MI
wauk'ee Vears.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

Nj. Webster, in his "Private Cor
respoxdencc," tells an amusing anec-
dotc al the manner in which the prin-
ter murdered the manuscript OF his
famous rep.y to Mr. Hayno. He said
"thore "a no such thing as halt allegi.
auce and halt rebellion; no treason
mado easy" aliudlng to tho books . X en-,
sS msdo Easy" but. he adds, "'ns b, prn;,
fer mt it treason madaosy. Twice !
corrected the proof, and Srote, as
thought, plain enough, made easy.
rut could not make it easy, and so
i, has gone through the Union: Treas
on madcosy! ! finally went TO the
press, and had the whole sentence
struck out.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
Boots ano Shoes.
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The SHOE TRADE.

HaVtAsincreased our facilities f,r manufactur T.
ing hna dealing In boots Shoes snd Leat fbs
70 the citizens ofDavenp port veinity grest.y in
iucssaenishaD .vor To buy their I.oos and Shoes f
them. Gnr retail stock hereafter will alvay. con.
tain every description af gouds by the ola
Ae aso are making exttmsss preparations for
Whoesaieing Boots and sfocs, and we i.4yi,e cnn a
try dealers ~ call and saHine our sto ~ and ptie.s
as IL Is determination 10 seit"n good terms AZ
they can b. rehaseatB ~ Louis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GtIGGS n co.
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