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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
ll2,lO9.293 3l9.54O LOS

1l2,lO9,293 1880 lac, 500
Here, New York and Boston are
shown to be exporting, in produce,
only S30,OOo,oOO beyond the specie
they send out, whilst the exports of
produce from New Orleans and Mobile
exceed the export Of those PORTS near
ly $l22,OOO,OOO. New Orleans and
Mobile export 500, 900, 900 more of do
mestic produce than New York and
Boston combined.
New York imported last year t2ss, $3.50, 3O7
Boston 44,s4O,OS3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
FLOUR & FEED.


We Flour, Grain and Feed, keeps constantly on
hand his store Perry street. betweea Ysost and
second. all kinds of Flour and Feed consisting Of
While Aountsfn Mill Piour IN tbs, y and IL bbl
Sacks Flour, Buck wheat Flour, Corn Mel,
81 kinds Of NH Feed. viz: Dssa, Shorts end Mod.
lnss also Oats end Corn, sheied and ~ ess, III
Of wkssa ~ viii deliver q any reasonable distance
the highest market price Vii st al TINES b pad for
vAest and nets ed Buck wheat. Store open from
~ e ?. y. % aad after 1oo1ay Nov. ID, 1857
oc3Odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
DIR. HUDBEILS
Private Medical Companion |!
Ua(OrtM0te's Friend.
JUST PUBLISHED, GRATUITOUS.

TO YOUNG MEN AND
others. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
first and direct conseq uence
Of excess and abuse or the
sexual sy.ten, Is . peculiar
disea.ed condition Of the -.
minal organs which The Au-
thor In has TREATISE, has
called the special disease Of
4sstuEbation. The follow
ing disorders, some In one
ease, some In another, are
again the direct coasequen-
ces u this disease, viz BE-
minal Emissions General
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

The Douacdlo Erected By John.
(TSsas,assS from ~ Tsisoss ~ n. Gssss)
Dv A. voPE.
Dshsad The naas,ea reared By do iai Jask!
Sc the malt stored in msny piethoric rack,
10 ~ pseed eirsss 81 Ivaa's bivoase.
MARI hov the rats fe onsous Ssngs invade
The gosdm ssorO IN JoAA's psvillion laid.
Anon. With vsivss font a.A fsrqu aessaes,
Subtle 0'iaaikia 70 bis quarry siides.
0rtmalAia grin, that slsw IL 1ercs ro6sot,
Whess toolh inse1sess ysAanA's saeecoosh Fsas!
Iol sev TIE Asep nsashed canss Sbs's Assault,
That vext tbe avenger Of the stolen matt.
Stored IN the hsll0Wsd .sctscts Of that hall
nat rose eoupasts Il Jsek's create cell
Here stalks the snpseuous COW with crumpled horn,
Wherein the exscespasing hound wss torn,
WI, bayed ths feuiie daughter least, thas slew
ne .ss pssd:esoss, whose Keen :enss ran sAreasA
That lay n Haas tnviolaas domain.
Here walks The sovion dsmssi, crowned With rue,
Lsctifer0us polls from vaccine dog Nh0 drew
OF thst coeuiculat. beast chose tortuous horn
Tossed 70 the clouds. In SERGE, vindlctive scorn.
The bay ng houn1, whose braggast ba'k and II
Arched the 1.-THE spine and reared the Indignant fuf
OF puss, that with vermncidal CLAW
Struck the weird rat, In whOoe tnSstiAte nav
Lay sseking malt that erss In Juans courts We saw
Bobed Ia senescent gaSb. thst seems 10 sooth
Too long prey 70 Cronos' lion tooth,
nehold the man Who 70 smossus iips incline,
1ull With young Bros ,eul tive sign,
70 the losn maid whose 1set-sl0tc IDS
Drew olbu isctic milk from lseteAl glsnds
OF that immoYts1 bovine BY Whnso horn
Dist 1rt, 10 realms ethereal was borne
The .ast ctsulesn, vexer OF that sly
Ulysse qusdrupsdsi Who msds die
The old mordact0us rat that dared devoSr
AnteeedAn sous Gle Ia johns d0msstic bower.
L.! here, With hirsuts hoeors aolsd, succinct
or ssponaceous locks, The plot vhO link.d
In HyUen Q nolded bands the msa uuthSt0,
Whose lesns exisuOus stared from many rim,
Even ~ he kissssi the virgin Ill foIloru,
Who MIXED the Gov With implicated horn,
Who IN fierce wrath the canine torturer sk!ed,
fnrt dared 70 vex the insidious muYicide,
Wh1 lot suroral eniuence through the pelt
Ut that sy rat that robbed the alacs Jack had built
The loud cantsnte-ous Shanghai comes Of last,
whose shouts aroused the shor eccesiast,
VII, sealed the VOWS Of 0ymen's sacrament,
70 him vho robed In garments indigeat,
n ,eculateS tie dam .. lact rymo z,
The emulgotor OF the hornet brute m0eose,
That TO sed the dog that Worried the cat that kilt
The rat. that ate malt that lay In the house tina
JACK built.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

The State Democrat has become the Ga.
Sstt's text book. Whenever our little neigh.
bour IL involved in doubt or perplexity he
goes straightwsy to his files, and taking
down the State Democrat of the 18th Of No
vsmber, bariss his soul in ito volumes. from
which he emerges refreshed and in the
finest trim for series Of loud shreiks for
bleeding Kansas. That article Of the lstb
November. the readers Of the Gasstts must
have got BY heart; it is paraded before
them At least once week. and never with.
out beng lauded - . bold, glowing out
burst Of patriotic feeling. and an epitome Of
sound doctrine concerning Kansas It ia
painful to ~. We confess. to endure praise
ct the hands Of the Gazette, but if it s;u ad
mirs our sentiments, we cannot help It: it.
panegyric IL one Of the misfortunes of edito.
rial life. We ourselves look upon the arti-
Gle in question ~ one, which would have
been tolsrsbly good. If there had been anv
basis Of facts 10 support it's assertions But
very unfortunately, that 10 not the case. a,
single quotation from it will show. The
0ssstsss hvorite passage declares that .if
the people adopt the article on slavery, they
sstsblish that institution; if they reject it.
there will be NO Law inhibiting slavery. and
- domestic ssrvitude now exists. and for
more than century has existed in Kansas
twill continue and flourish the same "a if
itsheaA be established by popular votes"
Now, that 10 untrue The world know.
tAat nths article on slavery be rejected, it
4 specially provided that No Slavery .hau
ssix u Keasss. It win be seen that the
Whole artiels Il based on mistake of iact
O. ths l7th day Of November. the day it va.
vsitt0, eur sdviess from Kansas were mee.
CBeaa uneeliahls; 4 vas said that the only
49, seln1ing = llsvesy Wa one establish
= = vaasa4 = trulh and IN fast, there il
lns1ks ~ vkiSh Glaysey' ca b prohibited.
70 peop1D - ioaluA O. llsssvssine The
nu1p111e No11A ~ ~ ~ ~ We or. |
oolGeo AGn1 tG1161s sD,hGe suosusllsAy ~ |
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
26O,392,39O

New Orleans imported last year 24ssl 1888
Thus, the South does most Of the
exporting, which is said to enrich, and
the North most Of importing, which is
said to impoverlsh. A considerable
proportion of the goods exported from
New York and Boston are of Southern
production, whilst few Northern pro-
ducts are shipped from the South. Is
the South a dead weight upon the
North Let the foregoing figures
answer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
The Trade OF tho North and South.

The Trade OF tho North and South.
Our Abolition friends take especial
delight in publishing the post office re-
turns, whereby it aPpears that the
North pays much more postage than
the South, from which they draw the
conclusion that the Union is great
burden and tax on the North. Mr.. N.
P. Banks has Of late devoted himself
TO showing by statistics that dissolu-
ton is contamination devoutly to be
wished. lie is still willing to "let the
Union slide" The school Of political
economists to which most Of the Black
Republicans belong, believe that that
country must be the most prosperous
which exports the most, and they al
ways measure . nations prosperity by
the excess of its exports over its i'm
ports. Let US take their standard and
apply it to the two great sections of the
Union. In 1857, fiscal Year, the Uni
ted States sent abroad
SOUTHERN PRODUCTS
Cotton sl3l, 1916, $50
Tobacco 2O.26O.772
Rice 1920, 400
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

uAviN0 - afyo1Geoa1s Wbh Mr.. jacob
II Weaver, Aoeat for Olask's Ystsot Flour MN %
eeedgee end cary O ~ nill corner u Rssry -
On enahaed % fuSaiah ~ Osnboss thesUo vfsh tho
~ extra Sour ~ the pFsseat ysScs q vAe1Al ~
- - q - . pse boTEsl, fos faoiv 70. 1kagoD
a1a 1egulesinns fog tAoee wishing - beoo0o -.
- ..>,~ lulam soeespH
No. Mi - = - - k3
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
BOOK TRADE

BOOK TRADE
TWIN CITY BOOK STORE !
We VS. DEPOT.
SECOND ST., OPPOSITE II CLAIRE HOUSE.
BOOKS! BOOKS!
: stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS.
Colognes, Perfumeries,
~ NJ III; si..-.~s, sIss !sss.,..,
1thcgrsps, Maps q I'll kinds,
A ND great variety o. other things, such . u
a only keps N Bod Stores.
ALSO:
M A & A Yin e s.!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
or al the most popular kinds. Tho following av.
received and Tor sale.
MAG AIN ES:
Harper,
Cooley, Graham,
kmerson's 4 Pusnsm's New Monthly,
Peterson, Ksickerbocker, Household wor:s,
Biackwcod, frank Il sc's New Family Magazine,
Balloons Dollar, Mrs Stephens Y. Journal Harper's
Monthly Part, Ieslie's III. Monthly Part.
Wsvery Monthly. Novelette, Monthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
WO1kim9 Farmer
Hunts Merchants Mag, water Cure Journal.
Dinsmore's X. Guides. London Quarterly Review
Appieson's \. g. Guide, kdinburg DO do
chronological Journal, NorthBi itishdo DO
NEW YORK WEEkLIES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
Day Book Sunday Dispatch,
n. 7. Ledger, n Y. Mercury, Clipper,
Picaytme, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal,
ILfelll Country Cent. Rural n. Yorker, Noveiette,
Harpers WY. III. F.Less's, III. Spirit Of the Times,
Porter's Spirit, Scientific American,
lSish News, Spiritual Telegraph,
Irish American, Police Gasette,
Courier and inquirer.
Journal Of Finance and::1hompson's Reporter.
BOSTON EEKLIES:
True Nag,
American Union,
Waverly Mas, Parlor Casket,
nag Of our UniOn, Yankee Privatfe9,
Pilot, Ballou's Pictorial, and American Traveller
Phil. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Evening Post
Washington National Era, Baltimore Amsrican,
Pittsburg Gazette, st. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, end
Commercial,
Davenport 0ssette,
Democrat, and
News, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
London Punch,
london Weekly Times,
London illustrated News,
Subscriptions received for the above on the most
liberal terms By the Month, Quarter, or Year.
Swoscstbs Asvs end sass yossv Posfses.
al. starr,
octldu Agent:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

TIE VALUE OF rnK-When the Roman
Emperor said, II have lost day" he utter
ed sadder truth than If he had exclaimed.
II have lost kingdom.s Napoleoa said
that the reason Why he best the Austrians
was, that they did not know che value Of five
minutea At the celebratnd battle Of Rivoli,
the conflict seemed on the point Of being de-
cided against him. He saw the critical es-
tate Of affairs, and instantly took his resolu-
ton. He dispatched flag to the Austrian
headquarters, with proposals for an armis-
tic The unwasy Austrains fell into the
ssare-for few minutes the thunder OF
battle were hushed. Napoleon seized the
precious moments, and while amusisg the
enemy with mock negotiation, re arranged
his line Of battle, changed his front, and u .
few minutes was ready to renounce the
farce Of discussion for the stern arbitrament
Of arms. The splendid victory Of Rivoli
was the result The great mora! victories
and defeats Of the world often turn on Eve
minutes. Crises come, the not Selling of
which Is ruin. Men may loiter but time
great interests Of the wind, aid all the great
interests Of life are speeding on, with the
sure and silent tread Of destiny.
EcLIrsEs.-In the year 1868 there viii be
four eclipses-two Of the sun and two of the
moon:
lst, partial eclipse Of the moon, Feb
9th, only partly visible in the U. S. The
moon viii rise partly eclipsed. which will
take place generally after the time of the
greatest phase. Its magnitude will be
O.333 Of moon diameter, on the southern
limb.
I'd. An annular eclipse Of the sun, March
18th. The sun will be entirely ecipsed on
meridian, in longitude 46 west of Green
wich, latitude As A north. In come parts
Of U. 3. it will be partially eclipsed.
3D. A partial eclipse Of the moon, Aug
cath. The magnitude Of the eclif se will be
O,47O of moon diameter, on the northern
limb. At some places the first contac,
with the Penumbra will not be visible but
to the most places in the U. $. the whole
eclipse will be visible.
4th. A total eclipse of the sun, September
7th. In longitude 4O,51 west of Green
wich, latitude sO,59 north. The eclipse will
be total on the meridian. The sun will be
centrally eclipsed in the southern hemis
phere only.-4Miss. Almanac
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
JMOEF.lTe0
LIFE PILLS
PHGN.ZI BITTERs

an best Family Medicine now before the publ,c.
= Iei sne cure Of ScrofsIs, Ulcers, Scvsvv. or
ErwptjeHs, Of the 6ksa, Ferer "a Anu D,.:ns. -
sse Dropsy. and In fact most all disease soon S,ed
70 their curative properties. s'~'-
Il mas been computed that during the last twenty
veyeers vpwarb q kbws 1jytoss Of perDns havs
0een oenedttsd By the use Of these medicines ssct
waacn spesks volumes In favor Of their curative pre
pses-s sns!s trial WIN place them bsyend tSe
sH. - pSuisSn m the estimate Of every patient.
~ ~ 0SM az tS.psrttfes. me system IL ~
sssecea arvng their operation, but invigosste "a
NSre q !esess!nt hom bpstness Of paeoeure
~ ~ ses1 ~ ~ Ghs@ az 0at sssdyctee eoe -
1REpAAkD n 4sss
". !. M0rrAT, n. y,
- .:ss. a'gvv ~oasx. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

~Ths city Of st. Louis i infested
with mad dngA Several in tAs last
IN days have beea killsd. e8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

TH1 eopartnsrship bssesssoss sxiseing - n.
L Same Of nasTovman = WsrFs1, b Slan1Vch ~
huslness end pay a debts d ~ I'm, - IS - m
osots Dc must - paid. y =
Dsvsnpo9t, Dc. ., 1891. ,sA& ssx4
p.,n, - vs!A!s.sexMAx.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
~ THE LIVER
VlGOR ATOR.
PREPARED by DR.. SANFORD.

rs great Scientific Medical discovery, and 10 daily
i working cures, almost toe great 10 believe. Il
cures II by magic, eren the first dose 0iring BE-
nett, and seldom more than one bottle is required to
Jaundtce or Dyspepsia to . common headache, all Of
which are the result OF . Diseased Liver.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

n0ND hundred ~ tWssly Dun11ng ~ n IN
~ A16ttio0 70 ~ town q Iest 1yHuo. H.
46eos leAo oso alg1bje onA hoa1DuDaoy o0tunnnA -
- tenk q ~ 1islsaDDs. ny ~ beel1 r. -.
For Dastsss1srs inssiSs g 1anss. DusSseL Is,st
Oh, Port 1yTon. OhaxD0 J. DaOsrs, -. EfSsS,s'
0ssStn Dsw' 0svsapssA q 6 - ou6sSlSos:
JAM u1H
" ~ suboeube1 hao nuDbes1eoo lovfraHSS -
lcsof lard q 81 naeS ~ eittss e DovQsnrT 81
LAmstre, u nsas ~ town o. port o.. ~ n
10 - = eel. IOctlGefl ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
Fall and Winter Bssts, SheeA
Rubber. 0mAS>ses y olS~,...se.-
BOOTS AND SHOES!
00ho1eOA1e - R0tA11,
THE EXPIRE SzOREl

THE EXPIRE GZOREl
brady 0T1HuYs OkVW1PoH1
WE have nov IN store large and vel eeIec1H
w stoeA Of Boots and Shoes, 70 wAich - NV
ehs sSssestsa q sl u want - articles IN eaY line.
Obuatsv HrodSvs wishing 10 repaenish their stu
win and e 70 their odvantage e call a ~ before paf.
chasing ELSEWHERE.
10 our numerous customers vhs prefer Onelp~
Work We continue % hold out inducemeots m u
way Of prime slodk and aDjiaA ssonk, M squailed
this side u New York.
An kinds q La11s1 vuek nanufactureA % usual.
kADoodf0 MOORE & 0A1ADx1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
86,7I9,Sl0 9,422,ll7 b6,573,6Sl

New Orleans SOL ,533, 1906 319,29S l4O,5O3
Mobile 2O,575,9S7 242
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

HEANNYS CON DlNDD 1BApDD AND uOVun
Ivx just received By the subscrber, - Yreot 49,
livery. Terms secoedlng 70 the timas.
Nov2Sdln LIS vruxB,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
EXPORTS.

Domes. Prod For re-ex. Specie
New York "a, 63s, 23s $685., O39 AZ, ass, 24O
Boston 1881 1851 3,O6O,Ols l3,Os5,Sls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

~The following from the N. Y.
Picayune, b perfect curiosity Of lIt-
oraturo:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
$l54,l27 ,03l
GENERAL PRODUCTS.

Total $l54, OBI
GENERAL PRODUCTS.
Flour $26,ss2,S18
Wheat 22,24O,667
Corn 5,lS4,6SR
Rye and Oats $50. los
Indian Meal s57,79l
Rye Meal l15,s2S
Potatoes 9sl, 2lO
Provisions ls,7Se,43s
Total S72,7s2,2l4
In the foregoing statement, the ma
val stores of North Carolina arc not
included. Much of the corn and wheat
come from Virginia, North Carolina,
Tennessee and Georgia.
Again. New York and Boston do
most Of the exporting in the North, and
New Orleans and Mobile most of the
exporting in the South. The figures
for the fiscal year ending June 1857,
stand thus:
EXPORTS.
Domes Prod For re-ex Specie
New York $74,63s,23 $780,, oo9 AZ, ASS, 24O
Boston 1881 ,6sl 3,O6o,0ls l3,Os5,3lS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
Hs@s Estate .dge~cy,
J.DlAL 4 JNO.MONGER
CRIMINAL DIAIKkA IH
Real Estate aud other property,
DAVAAEOK7sS BLOCK.
Corner ma \ -. i nCaDN =, ara. nrr.
1Eo. l.. NICHOLS old st.nd.
j. MONGER.

~ II IL n l. LAND BRIKER
w Ill oIy and sell al kinds Of props. ty on COM
"ssion. giving spesiai attention r. tns 49,
for Real Estate. p'sons' property
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17
MEDICAL.

HOStetter'S
Celebrated Stomach Blfters /!
YN1R veil known qualities q thete e>censnt Datssv
= make unnecessary TO tell what they are.
FOR restoring tho tone ef dis0rganised stomach,
ard diving good apostle, thsy jass the shiaa:
Try It.
rho aenulne Tor sels By tAe agsnts ps ~ prvprto
tor
BvANs, OHnw 90.
6er3Rts ~~vn~v ~ and posvv ets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

Fer Sale Or Lease.
TVw1N1YJTH11D eligible Dundl.e fots. ene,eAeA
i - naISison, nlrd, 3ipse1 an1 1ooalaocs s0reS1e
vii b sold o. leasod rsasooable tesne: ~ ~
ticulsss enguirs - 0onDlu 3 Dow. q
lss0ssO AnDHAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-17

Fer 0aDo o. Leosa.
b Dsrtssllsss 0suirs 4 0oa1m 8 Dov. q
CooQoooe0 JAM WAY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
A+DeDarted Editor.

In the absence of the senior, editor,
we copy the following notices of his
recent exit from the estate Of single
Llessedness." The sympathies OF his
brethren OF the press will be highly
appreciated, no doubt, by him:
ANOTHER EDITOR GoNE.-Alexan-
der Pearco, Esq, senior editor OF the
M'Arthur Democrat, departed the
state of single blessedness on the 2Sth
inst, by uniting himself to Miss
Amanda Ward, of M'Arthur, for life.
We are sorry that this inroad has been
made on the list Of bachelor editors;
but, as it is appointed unto man
once to marry, we hope lie may real
ize more happiness in his new relation
than be did whilst a member of the
honorable body Of bachelors. - Chilli
cothe Advertiser.
MARRiED-At M'Arthur, on the
morning of the 2Sth inst, by Rev. S.
@. Frampton, ALEXANDER PEARcE,
Esq, (senior Ed. Democrat and Miss
AMANDA WARD, of that place.
Entrapped by a crinoline! Well,
ALEX! We thought you were con-
.frmed bach. However, since you
haze gone aud done it, and there is
no help for you, all ace can do, is to Of.
fer our hearty congratulations, hoping
that you and your fair bride may en-
Ijoy the most uninterrupted felicity,
and Iron Valley Espress.
" By the last M'Arthur Demo.
Cr0t we notice the senior editor has
gone of on a wedding excursion.--
Has Alex sold himself in these hard
times9 or has he only gone of to wit
ness the nuptials of some other happy
Ipair1-P OrtSmOuth Republican.
IIYMENEAL.-Our esteemed friend,
ALEX. PEARcE of the M'Arthur Dem
Ocrat, has "been an gone" and got
&ptlced! Oh, JehoSephat! what does
all this meanG Just in these Hard
Times" tool Well, we hope he fully
understands his own case. Why,
Alex, you might as well have plum
Iged t in your heart, and put
a to your existence, as to commit
such rash act just at this time. In
deed, such thing is without a in
the annals of history. However, as
you have locked ZIP your form, make
a good impression, and let your y be
long and sweet.-Literary Ca8ket,
Marietta.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
New for this Place!

TT will be glad tidlngs' to the people of Vim
l. ton County to hear that Williams ROOT and
FIR BALSAM, DERNIER AND SALVE, al
ready SO highly recommended throughout Ath-
ems, Hooking and Morgan counties, where it was
introduced last winter, has just been brought to
this place, and can be had at Condee g. Hewitt's
Drug Store. 1t is offered on these special terms:
Try it, and IF not sGtisfed, return it within two
months (botte half used) and receive your mo-
ney back.
Use the Root and Fir Balsam for Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Phthisic Dyspepsia, Group, Pains in
the side. breast or back, Kidney affections, Liver
complaints, Consumption. &C., &c.
Use the Dernier for Burns, Bruises, Sprains,
Rheumatism. &c. Also, for removing Grease,
Tar, Pitch. Paint &C.. from clothing.
Use the Salve for Sores, Cuts &C., and also in
connection with the Balsam for Pain &c.
W"A AGENTS WANTED.--Active men, with
a capital of from twenty to fifty dollars, can
make from twenty-five to one hundred dollarI
per month with no possibility of loss.
For particulars address j. Williams & Co.,
Kingston, N. Y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
Only one Change of Cars between Gins
cinnati and Baltimore.

ON and after Monday, August 81, 1857, Trains
" will run AS follows: -
BALTIMORE AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS
will leave Cincinnati ut 6.25 A. NJ; one hour for
dinner on the steamer John Buck, ut 230 7. NJ.
arrive at Grafton at s;l4 p. NJ; 20 minutes for
supper; arrive at Baltimore at $3.50 A. III. next
morning; at Philadelphia att z NJ, and New York
at 6 p NJ.
ChillicOthe and dIIillsbOrOugh AccOmmO-
datiOn
Will leave Cincinnati at $3.50 NJ, stopping at all
stations. Arrive at Hillsborough at 6:45 NJ;
Chilicothe at 1925 NJ.
Baltimore aud Cincinnati Night Express
Will leave Cincinnati at p NJ; arrive at Scott's
Landing at 6:45 A NJ; one hour for breakfast on
the steamer John Buck. Leave Parkersburg at
10 A NJ arrive at Grafton at 80 p NJ, and at Bal
timore at $3.50 A NJ, next morning.
The p NJ train will leave on Sunday instead
Of Saturday
Passengers taking this route will save both in
time, distance and comfort and will not be sub
ected to frequent changes of cars and the risk Of
making connections, MS other routes.
Baggage checked through to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia Washington city, and New York.
Through tickets can be obtained at the compa-
ny's Offices rnder the Spencer House, and at the
Ticket Office at the Little Miami Depot.
Ask for Tickets via Marietta.
GEORGE BARNES, Supt.
JOHN FoGGITT, General Ticket Agent.
Sept 10, lS57-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
Commercial Sntrllistnte.
Cincinnati Marker.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2, ls5

CINCINNATI, Nov. 2, 1857.
Flour-Thc market opened buoyant this morn
ing, but closed less active. Sales of 100 brls, at
$3.50; 100 brls. at s4,45; White Wheat at S4,6O@
AIS. ,,>
Whisky-The sales were 500 brls. at l5Ac',
and from wagons, atl5%c.
OIL-Sales Of half-brls., Linseedat b6c'
CHEEsE-9S915c.
BUTTTR-A good demand for Roll at le@2lc.
WHEAT--Market firm; sales 500 bush. prime
white at S7c Red at Use.
CoRS-40c.
RYE-We quote $4,000.
BARLEY-Sales of 800 bush. Fall at 75c., and
450 bush. Spring at CSC.
OATs-Are in good request at S0c. on arrival.
PoTAToEs-Dull at 40c.
APPLEs-Market dull at 81 ,5o@2 per brl.