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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23
JenDavis for president.

A little paper, called the SEA, in Vicks-
burg has come Gus in favor Of Jefferson
Davis for President in 1860. Il is yet
early to bring out Presidential candidates
for the next term, and perhaps as regards
the fre-eating ex-Seoretary Il would DO
well enough TO wait until be takes coup-
le Of turns 10 the United States Senate,
and if he passes that ordeal with his dis-
unionideas untarnished. then trot him OUT
by all means-the more the merfier. The
VicksBurg Soulhron, new disuniop jour
nal, says, 'if Colonel Davis has any Pres
idential aspirations, they win never bs
gratihed by-denouncing Walker aud ups
holding Buchanan" True as holy wit.
Colonel; 60 the whole figure OF back out.
- Il you would not be known to DO
anything, never do u.
- In China the natives call an Eng.
lishmsn II say
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

AWThe best bank yet evor known is q
bank Of earth; It never refuses to discount
to honest labor. And the best shoSe is
the plowshare. on which dividends are
always iiboral.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

Pray, Mr.. Hume, said Lady Wallace
to the philosopher, when l am asked what
is my age, what answer shall ! giYeY-
Say madame, replied he, what believe
will be the truth, that you have not yet
come 70 the years Of disereLon.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

Rgr 1t is a fast that the ladies are tim
id. They are afraid, as a general thing.
TO sing ip company-afraid Of taking
coId-afraid Of tOads and spiders---afraid
Of various and sundry other things, but
who ever heard Of one afraid 70 get mar
ried? Echo answers, who?
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

RE- What is more beautiful and poeti.
cal than a child's idea Of ice. Water
gone 10 sleep,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

l'pubiished o. FiidsJ o. ssfb atit.aiu isr
nlahed 20 snbscribet 81
$500 Per Annam.
1JTo nail suDscfibtrsfny csHts Of iiifsnm
il remlue9 Whenihe paper % paid for in Adssnes.
nI- A failaro 20 noiify Hiseonsuuaocs atiho
eud Of the Time paid fof,wiii be consid.redas .
new eugagement.
These iermt win BE- strictly ob,errtd end 20
peper will DO dhoouunued uniil arrfarsgea are
paid eycsptatihe option of The publhher
1F Subscribers ru1ning on, aad aot ray irr ~
tbeir papor', win be entitled 10, and receives
published eerdfeaie q lhslrdishonssy.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

WmcH WAY you LIRR.-"HoW many
knaves do you suppose live in this street
beside YOURSELF" Besides mysaln Do
you mean 70 insult mo?" "Well, then,
how many do you reckon, including your
self"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23

tTGARs OF the finest flavor may be found the Cigar and
\ tobacco sioro, opposite shavhana Block on Market
eat Aiso Snuff and Chewing Tobacco Of the beat quality.
Am Il the lowest rates. Try good puff
iflOf ID. hthtNaAts-
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-23
DIR. 3. McADOO,

GEORGE r. SENEY.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ATLAW
TBSa, Ohio.
WILL give prompt attention to al business
entrusted TO his care, Ia Seneca and adjoining
Counties.
OFFICE, in Commercial Row, up stairs;
Vinn, Nov. Sd, ls54.-tE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

KsoKoK. Gate City says there
10 very ueususl mor.slis9 among wh,s.
key drinksrs 10 that C,sy. O,uss- ayyeh
niss-Pssriok Moran, hss heso coam,s.
tei 70 Fort Madison TO await trial for the
murder Of bic brosher's wife Ssrsh.
iis csnoos avoid hsngiog.-Dsily Ores.
cent.
I. O. o. F.-The New Odd Csllows
Hall ct MsQuOkesa wss dedicated on the
24sh; ,As Mssop,c Frstssn,sy and Good
renpisrs. participating in Tho fessivisiee
OF the occasion.
MILlfAaY.-Two military companies,
Zone Germany ere now forming 10 Bur-
i,ngton.
RsAL EsfATs.-Johnson Of tho Crcs.
cent City Oracle, ssys that eight years
ego he purchased " with fear and from
blioe, "s los 10 Oosneil Bluae on Broad
Gay for $50 and made the sslisr take
DOT part Of it 10 goods at bis store. A
fsW day. sisoe property In thst vicinity
cold for $3.50, front foot.-D.
p WAPsLLo Oo.-The Democrats Of
Wappsllo 10. hass nominated Dr.. Flint
Tor Judge: Wn. Lewis for Sheriff and
W. J. Ross for Treasures.
DEcoRAH.-Ths DEBORAH REPUBLICAN
sfsses that recently on ono day, sbous
one hundred and tjiy emigrsnt wagons
passed through thss place.
ASorH.R RAlLRoAp AccIDRNf.-As the
down Il ain, Less, evening, on the Dee
Moises Road, he'd got . short disssoce
shis side Of Bslfsse, Is overlook . usn
oe0ed Bsles, Who APPEARED - - walls.
10 aleoeoi1e Of tie track, end The 10.
eeoeeise sssihing hin, killed bin 10.
pssasly. w bellows b We sAsevn ~
- - eass, = - was dreadfally osn
rleo. We did aos g. ~ pesais6lass.-
keokuk f0oos
Two nsx Daswnso,-Surrossp SUI
cIps. - Yssssday oesnisg, about
o'ol0eks - 1risAooo spe0od Tinoshy
Callahan, living on Exchange saseei,
wicked 20 ths river lroo Bsek sersss.
and either jumped or fell 10, it 70 no.
known which. y ny psspOuo suppoee
the cot We premsdisssed :. BE- was fol
loWed ts00 ~ house which he left, hy
aooshss lr'bhuso esoed John Lesry,
who plunged into the water and eedeev.
ored 70 eeys bic rash or uefortuuate
frised. II s6oss Wss vain. and what
10 s,ill wosss, hesh wsss drowned. The
nedies vsss sesoee6 ysssssday.- ksok1k
Post. -.
RsAL 8ssA5s n Fess DoDos. -0ooe.
hing ever oee yses ego, B. T. Brows,
9<q bought tWo ioss on Willism airees,
- sAis place, for which be paid $780,
4 esy ~ we ssses Be cold ono OF then
Tor $1,000. Whss place 10 the Ease can
pxhs6is rise 10 the value Of real sstsse
Dqaal = eAie 2-6sseinSl. = p
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10
JOSHUA DAAL,
REAL Estate DhQKEh ! f!

hkM 1JkJE UJIgkehy ]
No. - 2rAGay SIS
uAv1NPO11, IOWA
Dur And seiis Rsai estate. invest o. loan nss.y
- % Csaaisn6s, ~ tase: for sas-rsh ~
make Solleeilans, and perform s bu ises slnias
70 essl ossess Assesy, With ~ si.is,est pancts
siity.
Chub. uso.. Bs.vuw 4 o.. Bs.lers. Davenport.
Gee I Dsvsspors. Dav.npers. love-.
NJ f. S:i ss.s.l a'sAs'' ''a''' c'.ssss' 2
lOgH11 YO1 aAI.D:-
I, CITY PROPERTY
,. q ~ nav sGas ei s 4: T:::
assss : sans, ssasn sd hsiss rsss. sa
10. s,ssl y 70 ssss arsa. srsCh veuse rssus.
L" -" s.''l y sa!.'a' 'As'', e -. IRON,
sA Of lot and Of lot 7hssek sssdyusas. Cd
dttion Is feet 'front.' rreme Hous. rooms and sta
bles. keflos ssoes u. ssfeet frous. 30 un-
inDreve1 lots u Ill parts - the eity.
FARM La.N.Oe
ssx = section J. r1sNRlw nils. ws:. q
hsa vssA.a = pAs Of n ~. .at4
! avs u ssssses n 8 nRsw.. .chsass ysas Of
pyolsie IN Hemp Csunty mils~ n , of ~. Hlsasaat
d - Esssuk snd Ne. tasassss = n
sscra nLw xos sseiIoa = rnIsEsess.o o.
0yaae 0eoDs seems. a. " w tE -@ a
seetss. isfn nav. rne psses = prsirssh
/. ssasee o.eaas Willis ~ ~ = ttnsss-,1vns
Nm MMw efsscsion s TssRlA a.
uaPav 4 aee4,on = m n au-a.>AA ~ =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

Tae, TxsasrosY or UrAH-The
Washingtoa correspondent of the
Journal qf COmmeves writes:
The oct Of Congress estsblishing the
Territory Of Irah contains within itself
: provision fos ,ts sspsaL asd there
fore the idea that ongsss has no
neral righE 70 sspeal il i ERRONEOUS.
The phrassoiogy of IL Get i d;llursnt
fio0 that Of any other territorial act
in regard to IL repealahiliay. There
was . rsasea - Il. Tie character Of
The Nsumens whe ~ eo.s isto the
Territory 6ipp Nauveo W. kssvu far
enough 70 justify some aPpsehensiop
of future trouble from them. The
wosds ofthe act itself have M been
cited or alluded 70 in III that has been
,.tely .rittea upon he sutject,to Wit !:
Anee Describing tho boundsres Of tAc
Isssitovy, Il saye "Prov;ded. That
soothing y this ses contained shaII b.
eonsesued {, inhibit the United Sta.
- Government from dividing s.id
Tegu6eoey into two OF more Tevs3td l;e.
= suca manner and At such time :.
Coagrss shall deem eouves lent and
proper. or ron atsaehias cay portion
4saSt 1sssitUwy to eRS other Ssuteov
4ssissry n tas DATED States" Con.
C0 may, therefore, attach part Q.
The Territesy 70 California . paft %
Ossgoa, . part 10 other States and Ter.
Iito9sA - shas b nd = once of the
1essAosg # Utah, end hing i. in
Ahitaats under Tie jurisdiction Of the
aeQ1igno1s TssrieoEies a 0eaee. The
4esnees themselvea ass nov foundinx
iolaaiss II Oali(cs~;s. - = :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10
ICEl ICEl

~ navsnposs Ice Co. ase SOW ps-passd 70
ntrsct fvT the delivery Of Ice 1or toe . :
q. Customers commencing ,h- s.ason with W
81 be 0udrdnfeedt to be supplied til November Il
d. eir~d, rsr,ts d 81 tng z through The seaee
are caution against con- Facting With thpss who do
not sur ply the through
Ono md st. opposite L-Clsire House.
m - bdsm PECK 4 NI1CHRII.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

10oGoCDA25C O09vu011oN.
~ , nsenis = ~ svesai gssasA,ys 4 sh-
Cssssy asss sssaesl - sss1 driSssas 70 Osuaev
Cnevss1n 70 - 1870 . - Osss, nsass v the
eve oswsesss - 80. ~ ~ go ssly
- -. NJ psussa4 p1asasias e.sAslasss sss
supos ~ q ~ AaD1ss slseel -.aA sasA ssA1s
bssAsee . asy pmsaly Cen. psssss H.
Pa oaSrs o. Covx4y Cosmss5ss.
jsly9-AvtA .n.. -,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

". 8. CnlLuS 1 co.'s,
rsisne Biass,e Dsrs - wsass Press
CEMENT ROORkNeGly
w - put on - 80 q u st nosaos,sss
Elastic Fire d Water Proof Cement Roofing,
u beiss ~ oaly article yt iaSeassd that viii sue
ccssruly rsssst the action the N svery
climate It y p.rsesaay asc sna v~ssr-psssG, aad 10
poIns Of duraboty W cslevc Il u equal II not .up
'ios, 10 any - tAlic 70 bng We csa pu II on ovss
Old TIM tar, iron, or shingls roob maktng 70 al.
ference hov n.s o. stssp tAs root may .. fhk
We sin put n % Tor % % ~ squ Re. no ~
square.) We yin appy h am sin end Iron seo.s IN
- per square, belnx, n account II ~ dursbilly
the cheapest paint that can b. used.
We invite ~ Who asseshdlnO, and those vho viii
shetr ne spatrse = caA q our o0cs. opposite III
I.eCair: a.e.e, Dsysnport, low. mA x.sliae SON.
prs ana satisfy tncnseves In regard TO he Aunbtl-
ity AID pressiaabhtty Of shb Fuu0ne.
B-we are pr pared 70 al orders tor our c.
nsns . this. rs.Sdins At disssses with printed d,
. o.sy s.d es.sss R'sAs.sb 1s.ea ..d xs.~e.esa
.J.svAN sxnaKn 1 mo.
o. A. BENJAMIN, General Agent.
REyERENCEs IN CINCINNATI
~ En-: Bailey, smith street. between Fourth and
r. n. s.nI., os1. :, No =. Fourth street.
Mr. Oeosse Caslise r esidest Of th. Lafayette Dank
Dr conn Law Agent q 1oyal Ina. o., Lenoes
aud Liverpool.
ss.rs joan saiiso o., n, Goods d..,.-A u
itcnen ana Ramnsssssss. rarnssurs Nm, a
dealers eth stre -
In ersenWood, Eco.
rA n ninkls.
DAVENPORT.
Geo L Davsnporb
DR. James Hail.
Oos's : RAtchin, Duildsrs,
Ew Wheeler, Architect,
HPrck. City 6le.k,
G D Chine. ps1nte..
n Pstsrsoo, II Hsst Street.
Ssm.c. nan.ny = Lea, Dassneost lson WORTH
Hskss 1ior. 1ewslsss,
a-g noCx MlANn
- 0Vyes.
l. H ehell, nnnkef.
iona Woods
Lsvh 4 Wsssss, rsssnass.r.
u.1nasd, Asma Iasusspes.
nSsser, ,7--7-'
Ira Fo0ee DoAAsR
Hsm, Wos1 D %, Dsasssa1 HanalheturanyO q, 1le.
: eEnss. 0asss. Ssvs.
'ary Wiesss vAsassaIs CsoehsU eoa1es, 1svs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

i ssyle efDAwUcW, 0n,o1n = Co, y IAia az ~.
solved ~ @atuAl ooesns. .. Q, nswDa Ssttgos.
fhe un6erAjened. Who will cOntinur The ouc Nee
and LEATHER businsss d The ~ sosuA, aa1sr ne
tyts ~ \. = 0riss~ . Co, y fulH empower ID -
stsis 81 sncounia dne " and from ~ e,a ooocssn.
DevOpoee 1seruasy II, loD5.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

"a CARD .-The underygnei having saSs0ay
W ess0ciased with him George II. French Rsa
In ii, MIL sad Lumber business, takes this occasoe
to present his acknovle 'gements te the public los
the very liberal and iering patronage extended TO
him 10 this city. Rapid increase Of business and thS
late extensiv. improvem~nts made about his ils
have ind cd him Increase business capttal and
asoucisse With hin gentlnmsa whA ~ ios0ee h,s
entire sftsatise 70 ~ buntnsss.
ap~A u ~ JOUW n AuMOn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

TVHB Proprietor = nov prepared 70 asseuts ssssy
j voStetyef macAinssy at sAert nptios.
Superior e1eam 4ngtnes from 8 70 loo hcsye peWB;
nstnee, leeAes, f1aners, Crit As, s1d III d0oesp
taees of hin wcrk. Asu colo aOspt n ~ West fos
the msnufseturs q AcCord's Asti yrtcslen Bossr
eowsr; superiDs Ds5Ainss fbe ~ pupposs tneeaed.
as would invtts ths sttrntioe q Dsstiss rsqnfiag
Shaftins 70 his Adjustable Hanger anA oeaf.oCin6
ooxoa, suportDf "a snythin9 n use.
Particular atteoti0o vii Be paid - repaEius ~
ehinery. and prompt stteutton given 70 III ogsss.
psOposs y sxeeute ny vegk - ~ ~ 1Aassr, -
- WIN thelr or4ers. Cao9tn9o - n hlndo suoSoA
% order. wssss q THIRD sersss, opPoease ~ O.
hollc ouryioG ground. dec1TdaV1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

= seeisSkcea shu oess sssoftor NJ OF,
DwtSStseg Material,
evrr on rcd In lsvsu,nrt Consisting o.
3lO WO fe Framn T,mbsv Of ~ dime- sioN.
5000" asos ed Flo slhs, vosgh asa q. ssssd.
~ ooe D boards, inn - 70 - ~ ! seg.
\po .0uo FsDsipe.
$4,000 sheath ~.
SO,U0o 0tsprR q Vth<v.sdssA aud 4 seh. az
100000 o. q Lsul. ,sr aa,sAlps. a svssy
tAick
81 .O0O Gut 0hing~s.
sssS 500, H. a. sss..'a sAin.'''.
5O0O" l.A,h.
10000 psckess.
&t 30
arg sfsor'm'nto hors, Sab, n iras. VII
gov sno D0rT aaes. - hg ard Per NO ! Il
WI veristD snd ~ ~ NJ qusiity. C. naisn'ly ta
ueuu sna manussct"u ord Z, - the flor ct
notice. II wing isrss q RI Of La. s.,r
pANd y ~ osdsrs tef = 0tns - ~ A. mi r..
9Th b" nsUost dtspatt1 CANOp 4 II NCn.
tmsyi1tO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

DCAAAMCnR LAND C,,-fhis Compsn,
- - now ready 70 set lots In its Addition
70 The town VI CanaDchs. Il ofRers soma Of the
most desirable busii.sss and senCs lots about this
tom ishinx town. Any Information concernin9 the
ssWe can bs ootained BY calling On emo u. Par
9kRs Deq.. No. 10 Urr's Block.
fsbi1du CANANOnB LAND 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10
Camsncho Lets.

MONEY To LOAh long ana short tim.
J"t7dUi 0ACKLOT CORAIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10
WANTED.


INA tAeyS Ses Orsn - -, u serve O ~sa,
= - vssg sgnAN - snssaIa o - L IT,
49, saDos - seaa . 0ns - n,p,s 49,. 1ee sas.
49, posersevs sSAsss - ~. o. spely = NJ.
Afstese . nelb Oseosss sssss, - nss1y 4.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10
DISSOLUTIONS.

So M A6soo90I1D0e.
AOtvCBi. 10 ny ejvsH sAss u pastM rshlp hers.
n epNos Z u u Aeewss~ =. ssss hysn q Nc JasQ
See os<o . edey d. . 1ve4 " @utsoi oA-st Al
ecsnsss ~ 70 = psys~se " shss lsu Ell - ,ss-
t6oy GEO. ". 0c0ANM.
n 'sapsss. nsyii. issI jsasM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10
NM MHw X essscs.on s FssR u.

" haSw Section n . B-oestt Co.,
Part d " Of Seetta1 ~ snd part Of z Bec.
tioa - - nR3HSoott County-east eide o.
eahaQQ ~ - ~ fssat - ~ dsso With I \
0losy keuss, : rooms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10
CARFETS! CARPETS!
STILL THEY CONE.

M HOLLIS moro Jugs arrived, splen6d passsr,s
~ ana hftNlank coaOrs. o,mpsiaing lnG, vslvets
WoAna p ;och, lnsralas and CSmmeo Garcia. D.
Wm3eo shsdss and Psxtures ls1is q tlosAs, mo-.
~ C'otAs. on, hassy, Hall and 0srS3aos Mass q
v.'Y d~cstpsio1 =
Osu sn1 - = friends. q u 0eoe Cospee sad
az 3sk GOUkDA fxBke
Co.. 49, - pat aswatn 80 sAaps.
salveesf sh q ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-10

Al oar articles arc uaausnesuRed ~ On -.etves -
undo our imo, diate supervisor, Which .. mann.
tee 70 - mads u W. tsrt masey,l. CnnAirs 81 An
sind, soo ~ wHOi-83Alk ss Is low prices % they
can Be bou-ht iu New Yo,k o. ny other n .rket
~ stri.s AZ. neieA y b0sarss Il. ulsh,ng crime
soods o. the a~s reasoaahie psices, we hope ~
merit aud eeAn shags VI tas .. q poSseo.8e o.
dscerniag pAviic.
Jul, 4du SNRlOHER 4 NAPPnRs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06
DENTS Hotel.

TENHE undersigned having reftted this popular
Il hotel, situated on the south side Of Pike
street, in about the centre of Clarksburg, re-
specially invites his old friends and the public
generally, TO give him call. His aim is TO keep
quiet aud orderly house and afford to his guests
the comforts of u home.
His table will be supplied with all the market
affords.
His bar is stocked with choice supply of the
best liquors.
He has extensive stabIing connected with the
others.
Every attention will be paid to all who may
favor him with a call.
N. DENT,
je 90 Proprietor,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06
Medical.
AfHicted ReadEi

DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE. Es-
Il tablished stwenty two years ago by DIR.
KINEI.IN, corner of r and Union Street,
Philad Rhia, Pa. Twenty two years, expert
ence has rendered Dr. *. a most successful pracs
titioner in the euro of all diseases of private
nature; manhoodls debility, as an impediment
70 marriage; nervous sexual int tiles, dises-
ses of the skin, and those arising from abuse OF
mercury. 80, s.ss ~ 8 -
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes .indulged in
to manhood and Whichif not reformed in due
time, not only begets serious obstacles to matrik
monial happiness, but gives rise to n series of
pr9tractcd, insidious, and devastating affections.
practice are aware of the consequences. until
they find tho nervous system shattered. feel
strange and unlccountable sensations and wayne
fears IN the mind. Ssee pages 81 g, 90, of DR..
Tho unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble,
Is unable to labor with accustomed vigor, or to
apply his mind to.study, his step is tardy and
W wesk ne is dull irresolnte, and engages even
In his sports with less energy than usual.
If he emancipate hmself before the practice
mas done it's worst, and enter matrimony, his
m1arnageis untr9itfui, and his sense tolls him
that this is caused by his early folIies. Tbese
are considerations which shonid awaken the A.
tention of all who are similarly situated,
Remember, he who places himself under Dr.
h M. treatment, may religiously c1ntde in
his honor as a gentleman, and RELY upon the as
surance, that the secrets OF Dr. & patIehts will
never be disclosed. . y - -
Young man-let no false modesty deter yon
from making your case known to one, who, from
edu ,ation and respOctability, can certainly be-
DIR. Kinkelin's residence has been for the last
twenty years ut the N. W. Corner of Third aud
Union Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. -
Patients ut distance can have (bv stating
their case explicitly, together with all their symp
IONS, per letter, enclosing remittance) DR.. KS
medicine, appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded to any part of the United States,
mail or express.
READ ToUru AND MANHOOD!
n Vigorous Lite or Premature Death, Kinkelin
on Self PreSer oatiOm--- OmLy IS cents
Letters containing that value in stamps, will
ensure copy per return of mali.
GrGtis' Gratis! Gratis!---A Free Git to ALL
Misery Relieved.
:, Natures Guide q new and valuable work,
full 1I valuable advice and Impressive warning
alike calculated to prevent years of misery, and
save thousands of lives. is distributed without
charge, and Forwarded by mail to any post office
in the United States, on receiving an order en-
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06
a=TS9-T Hotels.
RARTLElNT,s WOTEL.

TINE undersig nsd having rebuilt and enlarge
Il his Hotel, is now prepared to entertain visit
tors and travellers in amanner unsurpassed in
Western Virginia. 2.
HIS HOUSE, is IA large comfortable three story
brick building, pleasantly located in thecentreot
the town; contiguous to the Court house and the
principal business parts of fireplace, and is pro-
vided with all the convenience for keeping first
class hotel.
HIS TABLE will be supplied with the best the
country can afford, and
HIS BAR stocked with the choicest Liquors.
Every attention will be paid to render the Wis
its Of those who may favor him with call, COM
Portable and pleasant.
harrisburg, March gath, ls5s.-1y =
N. B.-The stable is attended by careful and
trusty hostlers.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06

GREEN TEAs.-The Missionary aivo
cate for January contains a long letter
from the Rev. Dr.. Wentworth, att Few
Chan. China, from which We mako the
following extract:
'Sevefal American ships are now ~
ing in port awaiting the arrival OF green
teas. The English. who love the leaf
unadulterated. have taken the first car
goes of the season. and SPED home wards
with them. The Americans are green
enough to prefer an infusion OF persian
blue, rendering that article SO scarce and
high in the vicinity of the green teas
that the natives can hardly afford to use
it on the venetiaus Of their verandshs. If
some hundreds of the good ladies' who
go with their heads tightly bsndaged a
day or two in each week with sick head
ache and whose only remedy is green
tea would only abandon altogether.
the use OF green uea.' they would End in
the REMEDY itself the source of the dis
ease
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06
Miscellaneous.
Fail and Winter a1ood.,

NHARLES LEWIS has just returned from
~ the East with large lot of goods which
he will soil worry low for cash or country pro-
dnce.
EIis stock of goods for gentIemen's wea- is
varied and extensive consisting OF black and
fancy colored cloths, cnssmeres and vesttngs.-
a good assortment Of Ready-Made Clio.
thing, and every Other article of geutlemen's
wear.
Ladies' dress goods in every variety consiy-
ting Of Silks, Merinos, AlaPacas, Mouslius, &c.
a large and we'll selected lot Of good Hosiery,
Gloves, Sc, including Mems Buck, Silk, Bea-
yer. Kid and Woolon Gloves. Ladies' Kid,
WooIlen and Buckskim Gloves. Ladies' Buck
and Kid Guuntlets, &c.
Family Groceries, of the lest quality.
Hardware, Queensware, &c.
Every variety Of Boots and Shoes, which will
be sold MS low rs can be sold in the country.
Silk, Straw and other Bonnets, of tho latest
style. Give him " call before purchasing else
where. mold If
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-03-06
CHEAP CLOTFIIN1E :

FLiSllA OWENS has just returned from Ba1
u timore with large stock of -'>' - 0"i oA =
Cloths, Cassimeres. vestings, &C..
OF superior quality, which he is nrenarcd 20
manufacture into clothing of the latest sty1as
ana IN the most durable manner. lie has aiso
large and splend id stock of -''9 "'So
RsAOT-MAOE CLOTHING.
w4Gh he. he viii beat the jews in selling low
great variety OF PHntaloons vests Of eyorn
style and quality, Drawers, Undershirts. FHHcyy
and And PLAN Shirts Collars, Pocket and Neck
AT the oIT s1'sn nte SD SMTSpe1derS, dc.
store of Charles Lewis. Ff''+S' '4S
He will still contiuue to manufacture CLOTHING
OF goods bought elsewhere Thankful for pass
sTs ns n0I Dy SEet attention to business
October gath, ls5s.-ly