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SpJRJTOF THE MOh WING PRESS

o-d.v aryues- against the cur
rent proposition tocreate ne nauona' deo
ppder the pretence that the c. 'nuiuon Oh tnt
times is such as that the Cover. nment should
undertake to raise money (by uAaIon, o.
course, for the people at large even usny pay
out of their own pockets every dollar o. tue e1'
penditures Of the Government) to be sp ent es-
pecially to the end of furnishing employ 'men'
that will counterfeit the effect of the panic pom
the labor of the country.
While we would regret to see the Govern =
ment adding unnecessarily to the Injurious
effect of the panic, as many were not long since
foolish enough to believe it was about to do,
we are no believers in the wisdom or patriotism
of the creation of national debt, except under
a combination of circumstances making that
policy absolutely necessary. John Van Buren,,
blythe BY, in a recent speech in Tammany Hall,
presented the ,Tblie with, perhaps, the best
argument upon th$ subject of State indebted
ness, Cincluding natioEI- indebtedness, for they
involve a common principle. , thst has, so far
been published in the country He shows that
while the policy of the opposition bas ever been
to tax, squander and involve. that ca the De-
mocracy has been directly the contrary, and
that our sound and safe national progress has
been, in the main, through the ascendancy of
the Democratic policy in this connection.
The Inteiligeneer rejoices that the Govern
ment has " reconsidered the intention lately
imputed to it of suspending for some months
the prosecution of work on the public edifces
now in course Of construction at the seat of
government and elsewhere; an intention at
no moment entertained by the Government, as
We have already taken occasion to explain
Ale - intimations in several semi-oficial chan
aeis, on which the Inteliigeucer is accustomed
to rely, to the contrary notwithstanding.
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II DR.. Duff, writing f:om Calcutta, to the
'Presbyterian,' says that the terrible native re-
belliOn there is the result of long concocted
Mohammedan conspiracy against the British
power, with view to the Te-establshment of a
Mohammedan dynasty instead
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sEAHLESs GARMENTS WHAT Next The
New York Tribune describes a visit 10 a seam
less garment mandatory near Fishkill, where
wooden garments are produced without a seam
and OF greater strength, durability and warmth
than cloth made In ordinary manner The mate
Tal is frst batted and frlted and is then taken 10
the tailor, who cuts out in pieces the varmen, IN
be made, taking care to cut them about donnie
the size desired. Next these pieces pass throuob
the hands of girls who carefully bevel the edge,
10 be Joined, and haste them together with cot
ton thread The garments now exhibit a rude
approach to their proper shape. A cotton cloth
having been inserted within the sleeves and the
pockets, aud wherever else two icknesses come
together in order to prevent their being converted
into one, the garments are again passed through
the felting machine, and soon com. out with no
trace OF the seams except the cotton bastiny
thread, which is easily pulled out ThS are
thea treated much like so many pieces Of ondi-
nary wooden cloth, being passed through a full
ing apparatus, teasled and sheared After this,
they are put upon copper forms, heated by steam,
which complete their shape, and allow the sur
face to be finished. They then 20 into the ha nds
Of the trimmer, who binds the edges, works the
button holes, puts on the buttons and facings and
gets them ready for market.
Among the articles manufactured are overcoats.
business coats, vests, leggins and mittens. The
cloth was subjected 10 tests Of its strength
and found to be surprisingly tenacious. IL differs
from felt cloth in being equally strong in what
ever way IL Is tried. IL Is altogether Of wool, As
cotton cannot be used in the felting process. Its
advantages over common cloth are greater cheap
mess, warmth and durability; il also sheds rain
much better.
The works now employ some hundred and nfty
operatives Of both sexes ......
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NORTH CAROLINA FAIR.--rhc North Carolina
State Fair, at Raleigh, closed or Friday. twas
attended by many distinguished men from the
state, and among the visitors Edmund Euf.
I'm, of Virginia. The number Of persons in at
tendance was COO
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East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad Company
have opened another section OF their road west
of Jonesboro', reducing to staging to ,hrty-two
miles and have closed up, by new schedule
which is now in operation, all the DELAYS between
Memphis and Washington city, reducing the
time between Memphis and Washington to three
and seven hours, between Nashville and Wash
ington to three days, and between Dalton ard
Washington to two days and four hours The
track laying is progressing rapidly on the unfin-
ishrd gap. which will be closed in a short time
giving a direct railroad route from Memphis to
Washington and New York, through East Ten
nessee and Virginia, and the most beautiful
healthy and picturesque regions on the A merican
continent, aud saving twelve hours over all other
routes.-Msmphis Eagle and ENQUIRER. 9TH
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II fEe at Fort Stanley, Canada West, on
Monday morning, destroyed the steamer Free
Trade, the schooner Buchanan, the warehouses Of
Rossth e Davidson, Williams q Thompson
and many ofbss Buildings. Loss very heavy
mostly insured
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PLEAD GUILTY.-James O'Brayman, editor OF
the Chicago Democrat, appeared before the u. 5
Court Monday morning and pleaded guilty to an
indictment of purloining letters from the post
Office. Sentence was deferred
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Interesting Statement by Col. SchIessiu pr

.
Col. Schlessinger has just returned from Mica.
ragua, and has furnished us with some import
ant information upon the present condition of
affairs in that country.
This gentleman, it is known, was an officer
under Walker and commanded at Santa Rosa
Col. Schlessinger is a Hungarian, and was in
the army under Kossuth. After the capitulation
of Comorn, at which he was present be came to
the United states with Governor Ujhazy, and
shortly afterwards joined the expedition 10 Cuba.
having lived week on roots and after the gar
roting Of Lopez, he was condemned to be sent 10
Ceuta, i'm Africa He escaped, however from his
confinement there, and returned to the United
states, and soon after got himself into difficulty
in Nicaragua.
Col. Schlsssinger reports that, at the election
held in Nicaragua on the Goth ult., Gen. Martinez
elected by an overwhelming vote. He WAS
the joint candidate of the Legslatsts and Demo-
Gratis Martinez Is man Of liberal principles,
of undoubted decision and bravery, and popular
with the masses.
There were but few Americans expelled from
Nicaragua aud Costa RIGA under the late decree
Those expelled were parties friendly to Walker
and who would rush to his aid should he return
with a military expedition. A free passage was
given to the expelled to San Juan
In relation to the defensive preparations against
another fllbustering invasion, Col. Schlessinper
reports that an order had been issued by the Mic
araguan Government, calling upon all the male
population, between sixteen and ffty wears TO
arm themselves and be ready for active service at
moments warning. In this connection the SUBJ
joined information is interesting and importapt
The present force of Nicaragua in active ser
vice, with their Disposition and the number of
guns at thsir disposal, is = $50 men, and 26 guns
An army of 1000 men can be put in motion at
any point in Nicaragua in three DAYS Persons
we'll acquainted with the feeling Of the native
population deny, most mphatically, that Walker
has sympathiZer in the whole country. IL is
not true that General Pineda and Colonel Raw
mulda Selva were sent, as prisoners, to work on
the roads at Matagalpa. They were both ban
ishsd from the country.-Ne,o York Times
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Democratic majority on joint ballot. .

BLAcxwooD.-Thr Washington agents, Tay-
Tor q MauTy, have our ahanks for the October,
1857, number Of Leonard Scott d Co.'S re-publi-
cation OF Lakewood, embracing its usual variety
OF capital literary articles, concerning which We
regret we are without space TO speak in detail.
we have from the agent, James Carter, 100
seventh street, Parts 10. II, and II, Of Schr1d-
ders Life and Times Of Washington" The
engraving, by Chapel are among the most ex
qulsrte specimens Of the art we ever beheld, and
these, with the beautiful manner i'm which il i,
got up generally. constitutes ID work ut TO adorn
any centre table, aside from its value as Il care
fully prepared and graphically written history.
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-A gentleman and lady without
- children. or two or three single gentl emen can
he accommodated with ROOMS and BOARD. NV
earlf application at ZS 9TH street, between O. and NJ
streets north. nc S-Ns
ROARD.-A couple OF gentlem, a, or a lady aud
u gentleman can Obtain a comfortable ROOM
with HOARD. at 4T 18th street, between G and n.
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=KEGISTER'S OFFICE.

II = - f.,
~ October II, 1857.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAYCONC EkN~No
tlce Is here given that licenses issued to tayerns
retailers Of splrtuous and fermented liquors, wines
coIuias, q groceries, dry goods, hardware. med-
cnes, reffumery, watches and jewelry lumber
We'd, GOAL, and COMM ssiOn merch nts ; also. to
keepers OF hackney carrIsges and ompihuse-
tables, ten PIN alleys, and coLfe tonery and for
hawking and pedding. and dealers In cd iron bra g.
copper, q c., Will expire on Monday, the I'd day of
November next, and that said licenses must be re-
newed at this Office within ten days after that
time.
oc 10 dtNov2 WIN. MORGAN, Register. .
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A Plan q for $2a; one for $5-; one for SIS; ard
"A two for Sl0; besides twenty two new ones
ranging In price from $50 to $700 All for rent or
sale upon easy terms, ut our Piano Warerooms g.
between 9th and 10th streets.
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OST.-On Tuesday evenin-, 9th instant, on 9Th
stree between r steel ard Pa. avenue, ladys
X VICTOR Nj. A restoration of the same to
SS c street, will he suitably rewarded. 1t
SS REWARD. Stray ed or stolen. from the
COWS. One black ard white spscked. EAtSr~
with horns; the other a buffalo. n rale red
and white mix ed, with white face one black spot
on one of the f.ont teats. They both very yell
low skinned. The above reward viii be given by
bringing them home.
MRS. THOMAS STANLEY,
oc N-Stf No. As 9th, bet. and r SIS.
ZANE TO THE PREMISES of the SUBSCRIBER
~ on or ahout the 18th of October, large ~
biack and white SOW, with her ears very ~
much torn TO pieces. The owner will s2S-Aa,
please O. me and pay charges, prove property, aud
take her awsy.
CAfHARINE c. SHECKEIIS
Living between 81 and At h 81. eets, on q st
near the Catholic Bury ing tirou.d,
ocS-S North of the Capitol.
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1SY. NJ. F. w. A.-You are hereby ordered IN
l3 attend a meeting THIS EVENING, at y.
clock. BUSINESS OF Importance demands your at
It, EsIOENT
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VA CARD The Washington Light Infantry
kS beg leave to announce TO their friends and the
b-r. and that they are now making the necessaI,
ARRANGEMENTS for that purpose, and will open the
cessful Ball of the I'D February last
9-2t& WASH States
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WASHINGTON ATHENEuM.-The
k members OF the AIheneum are hereby notified
THAT regular meeting will be held THIS EVEN
ING at ia O'Clock, IN the Aldermen's Room Of the
CITY Hall; AS Important business will be presented
Tor consideration, full attendance of the member
is requested. FRANK NJ. SPENCER
e 1t Secretsry nro for,
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GUN AND LOCKSMiTH.

The un lersigned has opened shop at No Ss7 lItn
street, between and F. for the ose oS rrrina
on On me III and LOCKSMITH business in ali us
cited as he will give strict ate ntou TO his bnsness
ana assures that his work will be we'll done
Oc 8-eO4tt HENRY EASGWARAG
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Tor SALE.-A large. draus hit BAY HORSE. N
l. hands high and works IN any harness a.
Livery Stables. 9Th street, between ID and "a
T. streets. % % a,s
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n ,AhD.-Those OF our customers who are indebt-
" ed To- us for accounts rendered LIST July and
SINCE, and Tor notes past dine, will greatly oblige
~ they VIII call at once and pay.
=, IL well knowa to every one IN the community,
that these are trying times" with the merchants,
and 10 u not the duty Of every during financial
crisis like the present to pay promptly their Just
debts. and pernaps the cr~dt OF the merchants
who have Always heretofore shown a willingness to
walt the convent nee of their customers.
W . confident hope that they will not put to
further inc venience but will, without 10y, pay
what 10 due.
CLAGETT. NEWTON, NAY, & co.
oc q lot corner of Penn. ave. and eth street
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
For other" Fo, Renta. Sale" none,, see I.t pare.
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-Dear.-
hv located ana handsomely and furnished. For
u. Also, handsomely Furnished Rooms, with cas-
on LIST and I'd floors, at 47o 18th street. 27-Stt
nor RENT.-A large BRICK HOT 81, situated
Il IN the S.xth Ward, az the corner of Pa. avenue
and 9Th street east, furnished with gas and having
the advantages of a large enclosure. Apply 10 the
Subscribers. either by mai or at their Lumber Yard
corner 18th and ID streer west
FOR RENT1TSs good Tenapt.-A oomlortably
Mr. T i5Hf 1&s, On the
E>OR RENT-One new modern built COTTAGE
y HOUSE, containing SIX convenient rooms,
IN the yard; Apply on the premises, or at the Gen.
JAS. E. DuNAwIv,
&C H-S' Dealer IN Butter and Eggs.
FOR SALES. Nicholas Restaurant, under
L the Avenue House, corner OF Seventh street and
The proprietor being in bad health. offers for sale
the stocE fixtures and three lease of the above
&c l-St y.F. CROWN.
FOR RENT.-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
on Nj street, between 18th and 18th. rump Of
good water and stsbling for carriage and horses i'm
the yard. INQUIRE next door, No. 4s4. oc S-4t'
FOR RENT-A vcrv convenient three story
gas throughout, and heated by furnace. situated on
ihe south SIDE of u street, secEd house above 2lsf
opposite the Russian Minister. Apply at corner I'D
aud q streets. oc S-Ss
u with basement and hack building, conta ming IS
rooms, with gas and all The modern improvements.
situated on Missouri avsnne between 3. and ga
avenue. nj hEtr Ivr
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CLOTHING FOR POOR CHILDREN.
lAS The Young Mems Christian Associaiion
respectfully informs the public that any articles uf
clothing, Shoes, Coats, Caps, ShIr s, Dresses, or
Viii he thankfully received and properly distributed
hose reading this notice. willing to aid In promo-
ing the O. Dfurt of children during the present win
Ter and desiring their bounty To be properly DIS
posed OF are requested to send Clothing a C. to the
Rooms of the AssOcai ION, c''rner of Pennsy lvana
avenue and Tenth street, or TO any of the officers.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

WANTED-A loan Of $500 on property wort
w SS0000. Enquire at this office. oc II If
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A SENATOR ELECrED.-The Hon. A. o. p.
Nicholson, who formerly occupied the same po-
sition, and more recently was the editor of the
Washington Union, was yesterday elected an
U. S. Senator from Tennessee, for SIX years
from the 4th Of March, 1859, vice the Hon Jno.
Bell, whose term of service expires then.
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OCULIsrs AND AURrsTs.

A LADY " n, oCut1sT AND ARTIST, ebs SIXTH
~ avsaue cures ros hopeless ~ blindness AL
diae gihon operation pain, snnken
nads naturally premature wearing ~ cc aees ds
pensed with Ample reference Consultations from ~ 70
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esrgt.f.,ssFr,ur OvF1CEs.

WAsrEs.'-A sookSEspsR ron. JosgISg
oces bookkeepsrs for hotels clerks To- dry gos Rad
grocery stores, 2haagagen.u 2brAkemen frrr1en asr
pres drivers, 2plr Uafhsapers men FOR srarera
and buls for trades aud sUores- Apply 70 KAUFsAN
GAhRsTT 10 Broad gay
UAvrt D-RfgnT orr FOR sIrUATfOvs VOW y
cant. hireen gris flr general house work iva gan "a
N rrok ~ash and thrpe chaSernaids MI for iys
claes "a uea The hghesi will be paf Sryly
Tng.ilute i33 liza g.. corner 81 ca are.
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cARPETING AND UPHOLSTERY.

Tur prsr FIvE rRANg
BRUSSELS
Ofths manufacture OF Messrs Bfldw Co. and he oe
celebrated
FNetisH MARES
Nsi y snd ~ SIS per yard
Also, the newest dc igna IN
hxNINsfER
rAPFsrRv vpr.vur
And Other carpets ~ equally low prcss received By N,
recent steamers.
T STEW .RT 400
HrO2fway, Chsmbers and Reada street-
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LOST AND FDUND.

LOST AND FOUND.
U,orYD- ON THE uoRvTsG or rnE SIXTH INST
bay horse. with harness the bave the
hy proving property and paying charges by applying 70 r.
RRERus rs
I OsT-A BANB ROOF, NO. ls,a7, BBTwEsv RIDGE
Ia snd Grand stEeee The aBc viii please retura 70 Mr.
u. Eisner 20 Attorney street.
4 osT-ON FRIDAY EVENING, At THE rIRs IN MFR
street POld lever vstef NO l01b2 OF feasiey ma
nufaciure, London; white 2 sme dial gold b.nis ensne
turned with the nials y :. - on the rack liberal
eward will be slven returning The same 70 John Giles
!. and M Elizabeth street
r usr-oN SATURDAY. A PAIR OF GOLD sPRCrA-
finder will he Hheraly re saried ~ returning
them 10 the owner. David Walker, iS FULTON street
4 ogr-oN TUESDAY, TUE and Inst IN Golsg
from corner 81 wal and Water streets N Trinity pace,
ono AGE dollar hill In The finder will be suitably re
wsrded n, leaving ~ Calsghao NcCartvs ~ Wall sbee IN
the basement
4 osT-A SNAIL ,CK LsNrHsR POCKErBbOK,
fr $40 and oth~r parers Of no possible
value but the The finder will be bberay
rewarded leaving the ct The counter OF the Herald
office
n Oar-FRON s1ARLe Ia wAsHINgrOR STREET,
IL New York the n May last, yellow scotch te rter
,ut rounds weight c-p snf tail and answers
10 The name Fanny Whoever will return her ~ the above
No all entitled reward of vs. ~ she is the pet Of
small boy.
,yToItN-FROM JERSEY OiTy, 5Uss g. 1877 a SNAIL,
- ,ed COW two old las March, eith u
nir he owner viii paw re- ward fr leaving information
street Jecey CITY The owner thinks she
went on he SO on leland bosi.
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rUR~rrUItE. &C.

r,,upvIruRF -wiNrEp QUANTITY or SECOND
band IN goSs order Parties bressing NJ can
offau IA price NJ add essng H. LyOnds for
thr.. dtss 81 the Herald ofr
L. REITUKR WANTED FAMILIES HAVING LAR,1
small quanues ~ good furniture 70 dispose ~ ~i
receive the zen hgbes price pad by calling Al the store
sddressng fhonAs - oproy "a Centre street two dorT
nm pes|.
DiLNPtON's SECRETARY BEDSrEtD YEARLY
saVes 10 price In reni-instsntiy converts psrO- into
nbp AM -l"epiug Sold wholesale and res asO
New Work
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rEN~AlN AZ

, DcrTlOS.-A GEN IMAM AND HIS ~TFE, IN EASY
mt III ihe city wish Tn ADOPT
healty resting female child o fr
81, roonshs a When A the kndest
II communicative strictly confidential address G. A. W.,
Vsrsic GM
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oOPARTNKKsHIP NOTIONS.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTTCne.
az TO Glm-A yUJ NO ssS % BUSfNEy u2flfs
rD IL ssirDus u becoming psrner 10 rsa7 "a q
saar.hl business you'd accept situation a.
80 hou-Nsd dollars tndouhte security unexcepuon
bl. ref all be given snd reqused address BusnaSs
10 ~ oct sr~et
2ln.l 10 fsO -rHs ADvkRTrsER BEING IDLE
GlUU would ike mvsst snueinng In pleasant travel
In rrs s.n - be. mercantile speculative eshibnon
chsrrc -, Win gea.ieman LADY. Address CASA
bon s hru4d~zs Pf-i ahns
c.1 ..nn WANTED sg ENTERTAINING NAN,
IlFUV. nth ne above amount ~ cab cari al - take
To- and superintsnd, travelling enterprise, Al
vtrb fnonsy can b" made. apply " A RANEEY. No. zn
br sdvAy.
AD nnn TO INJECT IN GOOD PAYING AND
Z.OOO hghy respectable manufacturing BUSINESS
sddress = hprpi IN 18th real name aud ssase
Urn agents need bns snpiy
DAhINtn, srsCfsL OR Active S.STED N
ii business fully established In uis ety.
vortts c-pfal ~ q IN t1On 70 500 The money Only
required fndl contracts Are sdy Or about % be na1e
Vie and credit rven. Address bon 1851
Pot flc.
THE 80 PAETSEh HITHERTO ExrsTlNg 81
Il tween Wm Redpaih and Henry Pallow u this day iis
s1l-,d b. mutual consent WIN j. nEDPArI
HENRY nABLOW
The ba-lness viii te carried b. wn J. Redps.a, 37
Broadway
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rBEscu AnvsurIs.ursSTs.

Dh .EsAEDE I'VE FTtdR vRAECArsF 90 SUISSE
$780, he sDFnef lee erfanu opudre Dc hpn Tes-
1900 saaress'r ~ E.t iaene rue
Il raIh.ft DAVE FRNNrAtgs AysNrDE lONVEs
a.. w 80 aiirs. arrvant de pads lHi-e pisoor
.,rr.i ih 4lue 10 premiere elasae -lume Fgu
~ fare go. 100 -.
fdsshaer a D., uerl6 nee VIZ slu's ~ 1'1'-fs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

lnc INV An OLn CENT PIlc.--Ih- III
Teton " the Mint. i, j, aid, v iii soon i..ue
n, NV cent authorized " the last session
o:'rngr"s. about aili;on. Il REPORTED.
are sireai, completed. and two millions
NOR. " i'll h, fini-h.i before IN, Min; com
H''iiev- paying them out |, i then to be
h"led that III. lF.sen, cuinbrous copper coin
VIII disappear. since III. establishment, Of
the nitvd STATE, Mint no lc,- than 500
,"n- ct COPPER cents have been coined. max
lng OF Instinct pieces l3o.ovppo. ~ these
large nain'~r have been l,,>t. converted
mi" washers for rmchin.rv. ar ntherw;~,
taken ont II eir'uisiiop prom m, l-f,l,
se.n d the cii Spanish coin. many -nrs.s. 4
II had al either found il. way ,o the Min, ,r
ne'h returned 10 luta and the lrr,, On tn.
Spani-h Main. TIL, Director Of the Min,
however, estimate, tn. quantity .,ill in The
country at not les than I, - and a half milf
ons OF dollar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

81, citizens ci bay cnper,. and al "th.rs con-
erned ia he NJ, III stoves. tin@ar. and tin
and COPPER vale in g,nvra is directed /,
ar" nov ever ready to serve all with
goods Of u superior lnalit, in their line i"r
the past thr-. years this house has had M
eAten,i' . range "itrai.. and ~ complete has
been the satisfaction given hy them. thar
thre is abundant ground for the ,.res,mr-
ton, tina, all patrons will meet with iait
dealing sni superior articles Their iaciii-
tis- for johhinc are excellent. and We most
cordially recommend them to the e.n.rou,
support nth. public.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-28

MiIcny,.s New SEcTio..L Mar.
This lis not only the largest but it is
the most perfect map nov before the
people. The author has Jus, published
new edition. Il thin Map, upon which
ia shown all that Is new in the way OF
SURVEYS, additional Territories, Couu-
ties, Cities Villages, Tow rs, E'.iroal,
and railroad routes, dc. This i, :
work which should BE- owned Nv every
business man, and should hang up in
come Conspicuous place, IN every
dwelling house. Mr.. j. j. Pierce is
ihc agent for this County and is nov
eanrass'ng for subscriptions, o, which
We hope he will obtain large num-
Der. for the work Is WORTHY OF il.