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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
Homicide.

We learn from the North Ioma
Times, published at McGregor, that
man by the name OF William Morris
a raftsman, was found dead on a raft
that came down the river last Sunday
morning. Morris is supposed to have
been killed by fellow raftsman by the
name Of Sam Lee. The Times gives
the following as the probable cause of
the atray which led to the death Of
the unfortunate man
"On Saturday about II o'clock the
deceased and Sam Lee, another hand
while under the influence of liquor.
commenced quarrelling about an old
difficulty they previously had at Wa
bashaw. Lee used hard language to-
wards deceased, and the latter proposed
lighting it out, when Lee apolosized
and the matter dropped for short
time. Deceased commenced quarrel.
ing again, and Lee becoming mad, sei-
zed a handspke and struck deceased a
blow on the head which felled him.
deceased was sitting upon his oar at
the time) Lee struck second time but
did not hit him. Deceased got up and
made at Lee bat they were separated
and the commander took deceased to
his bunk and babe him lie down. The
witnesses stated that they did not sup
pose he was SO much hurt as he was
drunk, and hence they paid but little
attention to him. About an hour after
the blow was inflicted deceased called
tor water, which was brought bv one
OF the witnesses, but deceased had fall
en- back on his couch and all the efforts
Of himself and Lee could not arouse
him to consciousncss-h seemed to
be in sort of smoon. He lay there IN
sensible till towards evening when Lee
washed his tace, got his own blankets
and fixed up the deceased as comiorta
bly, as he could. They witness who
lay next to the deceased was tired and
slept soundly, but he was disturbed
some by Lees restlcssncss in waiting
on the sick Witness stated that
in the morning he reached to the de.
ceased and upon shaking him he prov.
Ell TO be dead Lee was missing and
other witnesses testified that they heard
some go on shore about daylight. The
blow WAS struck in Crooked SLOUGH.
below Lansing, on the Wisconsin side
OF the channel. The raft tied MP on
Saturday night about one mile below
the Red House Landing and there Lee
left the river.
The following postscript is also from
the Times:
j. S.-Since tho above was in type
we learn that Lee was in Mc(,reoor on
Sunday evening inst after dark. Some |
Of his acquaintanccs Of the raft saw
him and advised him to surrender him
self to the authorities. While preten. /
ding to deliberate on the subject, he /
sprang from the company, and under
cover of nj ght made his escape. He |
has not since been heard of.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

KEruBlICAN FlzzLE.-Thc wirc-pul-
l,ls Of the Black Republicans made desper-
ate Efforts t. "et up mass meeting, to he
addressed bv Orin Faville, on Thursday eve
nins. They loaded down teams from the
rural districts, with rlacardS, handbi's and
letters. calling the faithful TO come and hear.
They had enormous placards posted all over
town, DAYS beforehand, and the Gd-cuo blew
its tin whistle 'oarouso the sleepy. \ brass
band paraded the streets IN the evening, TO
dram up recruits. The time arrived The
mas numbered about one hundred, inclu-
ding boys in large numbers, and fifty curl
ous democrats, anxious to see the candidate
OF the opposition. Favillc spoke first Ills
speech was a total failure 1t had all the
freshness OLA Sophomoean effort. He splurgd
about Aucien, Rome and Greece as any
school-hoy might lie is not man Of sol.
il parts. He disappointed his best wishers
Ii was all Bleeding kansas That was
the burden of his song No enthusiasm
was enkindled 1t was evident that the
Kansas humbug did not receive favor
Next came Ruseh He spoke in German
As there were about fifteen Germans pres
ent, the performance was exceedingly inter-
esting to the balance, who could not under
stand him. His pantomime was graphic
Ii was evident that those who heard MIN,
voted him incompetent, and ifa vote had
been taken, it would have been almost
unanimous against him.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

Tnr CoNcERT Lovers Of choice
vocal and instrumental music, will bear in
mind the aplendil concert, to come of
Monday evening. Tor programme Of the
entertainment look under head Of new
advertisements, on tins PAGE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

kiolcrLiSG ME. kGscu.-Thc Gu-
fsoi yctcriay. make UP Wry faces at the
manner of our Buffalo correspondents de
-,rhing the ignorance ami incapacltv If
senator Eusch ~ dtpreealing our cores
londcnts style. III, GazeHe seeks to make
capital among Gcrmane, hut falls into the
,anic error of which il accuses our CORES
randrrt hy riliculing Honest George Gillas
~ Now, it is notorious that th,. entire
German population are ashamed Of the can
dliate ior state senator They are not
iaols They know that Euseh i, ignorant
Tint he cannot use cur language 50 as To he
fully understood that he cannot understand
our lauguage 50 a. a. understand Others,
aud thereby he is an incompetent law max
n Ills ONLY excuse for his numherlcss mis-.
takes in the late Legislature, wa, that he
did mol understand the law-thc Liquor
Law and that the Republicans imposed
UPON him IN its reading When the Ger
man. are ashamed 81 his iucompe tency. our
p,oIl, ought also to be tsai because H. il
G.t,oi Int because he is Incompetent %
~. io'as. Ili- sp'eche7 abundantly show
HI auiitness lor the place he occupies
We have a large variety otnew laws to en-
ct under the new Constitution, and Scott
Eea..ty ought 10 have a senator in the Sen
ate, ,,pobl, of making discuss and un
d,r,lanling the laws t. lie enacted. Mr.
~ /. ~ IL. ,,,.,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

MovIN " erdcr is moving his
stock Of goods 10 the store recently occupied
hy J. c. Washburn 1t will 10 fitted up in
good style, and fine stock Of goods will
be displayed in few days
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

The Animal State Fair commences
I'll Tuo-day next. The NJ .t NJ. Railroad
vii undoubtedly furnish excursion tickets
At halt price dnring It's continuation. II
the weather hail be favorable. we doubt
mol There will bca larger turn out than hn,
eyer been At any preyiou. industrial eNhi'
bjioi ia this State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

School Books.
CTOnDART'S ARITHMrrlCs, PARTS !, 2,
- and ;.
Sarg MS standard Readers, Nos. L. >, y, ! ana ..
Wen ,. Noiin7l do Nos. l, . 3, ! sud D.
Metiuii'y ~ Eclectic do Nos. D. 2 g. dnt
sainder's new series do Nos !, >, 8. and 3.
Qlackcub 50 Composlfi8n, 'rs' lessons
C"vciPs Digest Of gl'sh htenmsr.
P.nneo's Primary and Analytical Grammar.
Towers Engsh Grammar, Ii. and "a vols.
Grsne's do DO
Wizards ni"ersal H,story, large edition.
10 History Il ths United States
MteAei's Geuc sphy ard Atlas
do intermediate aud Primary Gcography.
Blrritt's Gct & aIhy The il aven..
Andr"ws' Lam LESSONS
Mont in ; 50 ries ef Ge rrsrhv's
Pat on y Dunttn's srii=s Il COPY Bpnk-
Noi-ee ~lates, Ste Pens. tlaek aud Plun Inks.
Roaud corner do Self Slate Pen,i,s Chak Z. ncil7,
Hobrooak's School Apparatus, in setts or separate,
Al No SO Brady street, near ,hr P,st onice.
sep2+itf Ell ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
DIED.

DIED.
ON Friday morning, October 81. Laura. oldes.
child ot Anthony and Margaret Van wyck, agSd i've
years ani II days.
The funeral will take pace on Saturday the 3rd
inst, st o'clock NJ. from their residence, corner
NJ Man aud Thirteenth streets
Last evening Sarah Hyde only daughter ~ Rev.
GcorF" + ard Abby Annie Magnun, aged /. months
and l. lays
Hone WIGS the tasrs from sorrows eve,
Andfaith points upwards 10 the sky"
Funeral sunday siternoGn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

Cool ! cstcrday Wore the appear
anee u m autumn day decidedly win'ry
pect Fires were found to be extremely
comfortable This reminds ls that winter
i coming on, and that every preparation
should hc made therefor. cur merchants
have been unusually busy in preparing
stores for winter consumption. and stand
ready TO supply The outer an inner man
with the comforts and luxuries fife There
i an advantage in making early prepare
tons for tho coming winter while commod
tiles arr pl,niy and cheap, and the wise
man Will lose 10 time in eeing to it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
Pilots, Rovers and Witches.

ATTEND the regular monthly meeting of
!. +. f. d II. Co, on Monday evening, Oct
5,h, at l-2 o'clock Ia: Council Chamber. J
By order of
J. 5. SLAYMAkER,
I'd IA ca
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

For TIE STATE FAIR.-The steamer
Ben Campbell will leave this place for Mus
catine on Tuesday morning, Oct. 6th at 8
o'clock, and lay there for the accommodation
of boarders during the days of the Fair
Those wishing to obtain rooms and board
can do 10 BY applying to Mr. Sanders, At the
otacs Of Burrows . Prsttymsn. rsspasdta
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
(:ODEY'S for OCTOBER

GODEY'~ LADr's BOOK.
AnTHI'R'e HOME MAGAZINE.
lESLlE'S NEW JOURNAL.
LONDON NEWS, AUG. %,
Al Nc 3s Brady street , doors North o. the Post
0fiicc. ELI ADAMS.
smol7dtt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
OakdaIc Eeuross'c,mcscr,


Notice
Is hereby given that Frederick ". Keicratein, Of
j the town OF waic.,tt county - SCOTT, ard State
Of Iowa has this day mnIe and txcCutct to the M
ders gned an assignment II ali liza goods and q cts
not exempt from execution
The creditors OF ssit ktferS'cin notified to pre-
sent their claims 10 the undersigned as provided by
and within ;hi ce months from this dste.
Davenport. September ~ 1857
GEORGE 4. ELLIOTT,
scpls,6w Assignee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
STATE DEMOCRAT.
,--.ocTOBER 3, 1857
Local Affairs.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

AgEGs At-s.
Eastern{ Wat Chicsgo ltwice dsiyex sun'ys A M&sPN
slutherntvisMus ,ztine and Iowa c,iy1 daily lo1 NJ
roftle.u (vIs Duhuauel datiY at GPM
9Inthesn (sl Iouis) daily a. GPs
Northern Via CauarcLe. I,tlaire, &c, Tues
day, THURSDAY and Saturday a. .rM
Sorthern>via Msquoketa, Dewitt, a. Tues
day, ThUrsday and saturday at 7Ph
DEPARTURES. g. T. TINE
Eastern (vis Chicago closes sl-2Ah
Northern tDuhLquel
southern st iouisl
Southern (ansratile and Iowa cify) closes Arm
northern tCAmshoLe, I@ClaiTe AZ, closes
sunday, Tuesday aud Thursday at BPM
Northern Maquakeia aud Dewitt closes Sun
DAY, Tuesday and Thursday at SPIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

MoDKsr.-The following notice Of
Republican mass meetings we find in
the Republican papers: "Hon. Samucl
J. kirkwood and Henry O'Connor,
Esq. and other DISTINGUISHED
REPUBLICANS will meet, &c, and
discuss the political issues of the day"
Signed S. J kirkwood, Henry O'Con.
ner state Central Committee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

IiLt srgATED ANht II REGISTER or
RtRn AtfAR- :-ls5s, BV i. II Porter d,
ErotLet. Eoct iIoud, Hnnis-This new
volume IS full cf the choisest Kind Of inform
alton i9r every householder, and every man
who OWN or uses u patch Of land For
rarlucr-, builders oi cottoges, raising of
bees. receipts and raising ofiruit-, DC, it j,
beyond compare, superior to any book Of
the Kind fgtsy man should have one.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

1t is a matter Of great interest to the
Indie 10 know who're 10 tind a good variety
Of seasonablc dry sood-, and for thor e-re
eial beaeiii We maLe the announcement
that 4. A. Champion las recently replcnish
81 lis stock With al such articles Of dress
rs render beauty more beautiful, and lovli
II, more attractive H. has new styles.
never before introduced into this market
which arc particularly captivating. Call
AMI examine while there il a full stock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

TWIN CITY BOOK STORE :!
.0'EJy'S DEPOT.
SECOND ST., OPPOSITE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE
BOOKS! BOOKS.
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS, PORT MONEYS,
CoIognes, Perfnmeries,
Hair Oils, Suaps,
Hdkf Fxtrac.s, Pictures,
Ithogrars, Maps Of ali kinds,
A Nd gre,t variety Of other things, such as is
n only kept in Book Stores.
AIS So
Nj "A q A Zlv Ne 5!
NEWSPAPERS IND PERIODICALS,
or all the most popular kinds. The following are
received and Tor sale.
NJ A G Al MES:
Harper,
God y, Graham,
Emcr'ou's Pu nsm's New Monthly
Peterson, Kaicae booker, Household W lrds,
Bsckwooi. frank L.sie's Nes Family Magazine,
Ballous Dollar. MIS- Stephtns,s Journal. Harper's
Monthly Par, L.-l,e's Ill Monthly Part
Wavery Monthly, Novelstte Monthly,
Nick Max, Yankee Notions,
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants MIG, Water Cure Journal.
pinsmoIe's y R. Guiiss. London Quar-. erly Review
hienoogieal Jonrna, NorhB iiishdo do
West Minister Review and London Family Herad.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES:
Herald
Tribrne. Times,
Dsv Book Sunday Dispatch,
N Y. Ledger, ~ Mr. ury Clipper
Picayune, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal
Life Ill Country Gent. Rural n Yorker, Novelette,,
Harper's WY III, F.Lesie's liz Spirit Of the Times,
Porter's Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish News, Spiritual telegraph,
Irish American, Police Gazette,
n Y. Leader, Living Age,
Courier ssd Enquirer.
Journsl Of Finance and.Thompson's Reporter.
BOSTON EEkLIES:
True Flag,
American Union.
Waverly Mag, psrlor Casket,
Flag OF our Union Yankee Prlvateer,
Pilot, Ballou's Pictorial and American Traveller
Phil Dollar Newspaper and Saturday Evening Post
Washington National Era, BaltirnOrs American,
Pit.sbufg Gazette, ST. LOUIS Democrat,
CtLcinnAti Times, and
Commercial,
Davenport 0asette,
Democrat, and
News, and
Chlcsgo Reporter.
LISH PAPERS:
London Punch,
London Weekly Times.
London Illustrated New,
Subscriptions received for the above on the nost
liberal terms BY the Month, Quarter, or Tear.
Sv1crsbs Asrs snd sass your Posssgs
S.H. STARR.
octldu Agent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

LOst..S:J.OO Reward.
I OsT on Saturday night on Hsrrisop q rect ne.
IL TWEEN Second and Thirteen h sire t. a Rel
Leather Pocset Book, containing % Hioren e Bank
note, Ems csrtincate OF deposit with Macklot 4
Ccrbin, Of $500, and also come other paners ~ no !.
to any one bu, the owner. The noder vi,I BE- re-
warded - above BY leaving Il at this ONCE or a. NV
House, rner Of Fourth and Gaines street.
ser29d8t JOHN HriLRa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
Commercial Motto /:
Harper for October.
School Books.

A 7 No 30 Brady street. near the Post once
n SCI lId,f ELI ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
Benton House.

CoRSkh of fniii ard wa - e,t., nav rport.
~ ony hqnaftB ron ua X II Bepot 6us AN.
l''d T. h a. good House ~ any th. ctn Tra-
vtitrs ~ plnp ~ HsNtnpait win nnd. At the Deitn
W ore Nil ihs c nitlie ot aFn,d bora. cor nrlsns
clean foouf d"hn h'ds, good attendanee sEd
ht"rfu conilltI@ with .ycty rsnhounbt demand
Chafee r.t sohsi IL aud no hunihug
SErH aHoyr, HENJ DENTON
Afehi. iuuc23i et7dAwIy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20
HEsy LEsDs co. AZ Josssss WILL WILL. Sal :,

II MBy LrBDs 90, Az oRsEas, WILL SSH.
~ Monday ococs Ill the splendid faynure IN the
svsidence al n 20 West twenty sr street This aae VIII
positively be without hi gentle go ng South
10 w.bipg tnis u nnc opportunity
she furniture perfect order Tne furniture constss of
yAroy dinrg bedroom and Kitchen urnurs the fur
sists In OF one spsndid snofoe pearl k-y-d
besuu irsir meni the splerdd s,d carved rose wood
syor suite covered IN rich style satin brucae
lace Nindow shaces >rse pier aud msnt-l gl>sse
cocbs Dre~de french china god framed oil phn
iny. mAihe top do with mirror
and sprrg yosre chairs hngsh ana Brnssrs
tAyes'ry three cxpes mahogany SOFAS, chairs,
aide aolss socd library bookcases sod uu
table, roewcod marble TOP dressing purasus and
vashss.nds wspu mahoRaSr and golnc bed-sesds pure
cred hair do ertrx One sprng mattresses, pol
sere pill nvsi manel ornaments toilet srfs
nc eral assortment o. Freeea china tea dinner
brraAfat table CUTLERY, silver plated ware fo-
ar gTes q Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20
SPORTING.

I,uaArra "A Rs8AfTA Wit rAga PLAUn from
IL William Feiels Gowanas Bsy foot o Tourt sree.
Brootvn 1hltsy, 2rh Of ne ,enbsr open ft al hosy
u es snd under Two per fort allowed for dfer
In ierfh Distance t~eny ~ilty so.sio STAT me
acl'ct First prire silver vobi.t c1rvf prss SILVER
THIRD bost ~ receive Ne money %
Sspce tee, Is
nOUBLB BhKnEb fowLle9 TIEJs Want ~ An Y
IL = en- having 9Th eouplnents " eel 0r. may
fdrssa h1r , 20 pcet rhire
Two fUtd. BbpODED BLACK AM TAN fkeSItRs
fnr ne, ~rShns fnr pounle, afe good rat sfa Aad y
= sold seyasoy p toaetier. AIrV ~ room 70 Apps
rs building on woneay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

pusED FOR vAMIdss Ok csNtl.Ssss ar FRN
~ ktsnr 4otcL BobOxsu ttpns Sahu hrsle " 1.
sai,c FEM 6oss sfeff nfesn wpu1ea npa egress nsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

fvosL--Rwsr QUALIFY OF RxD AsH, svovy ..r
~ etg snd wbse saa ard hrusce screnned sno ~
vesru " FER from ysfd, corner 81 bss and 3retu
Weh sees lEDasEs sfte. $40 CSrs srne, "a. Ndssrl
n:er Allen. gAIHsv CLINTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

4 UCTION FOTIOE-sPLaNDID HOUSEHOLD FuSrI.
"A ture pier AND nsnte gsses gas chandeliers,
nGhsh velvet tapestry Bruols caxpess Gne oil
fpaintnfk $500
6AAUM OS6OOD CO., AuctioueSrs, will SELL Al 81 Mas
au street. Tuesday O'CLOCK the entire furniture OF
class bonse 10 twenty
snoved for convensnS Of asle. 0rrow's
Herald.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

,f.fcoaps ypLPsAgg eigIALEs. AQrONs Quail
n tngir al ~ private hosr rrAtlce ~ Ais Anf Loo
- I.KNUNr kse ne psYs,ns AN ted ~ith dts
80 I, he serna syvn .sy not b. swsre ~ s s be
800 ~. II fnfpr nng hen he " ne only xraduais
y h. esy -ho ere usivrly rssias md curing oo>e ab
80, sas hose Ton neton sh he kusopesn spitAls
-. ey n .tog, Ard radios resinenl
~ he olaas ara sever c-ses II 81 Mercer ssresS
- -. ~ sryrx orpnsss he " Nchcle, from 10 A ~
es,t-w ys. mo x-dicl ADVISER .ns Marriage Guide
sesSv an 10 lg p,o,nra rnairrlions, 81 Brves eli Ne
sSvsr,tsrd nedgnes We conrn.nd Dr. Lar-ort ~ the Il
sysd -Ceurss ces kns uas ssss ze,ang, ps SsuA
AIN Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

II WAhD'b UNVtFNUFaT WIZ II T1h -
~ plus ultra OF medicines srf bu, rsqutrs1 %
k-ovn " mse, -itb uuv-rss sp rpbs u ind ssrr ~
ward The htnefscv ~ The dsy IN Wso o-r~cy
oney reward OF G0o 49, ghysrsn wsD aner provS
d. mopstrAtiUn. scse4 etb ~ unt
form celebrity esse ety cbespsess ~ BE- csn isrr
nsrsble dessuce " AT ne dncors IN 10
but By his wonderful s,.rtfc bic rer-cs fnfwedee
sv~vy csesss ehsr Hss,es ov cures -
without charge Rrmgnber on ye ~ho hsve peen ingeriAa
Cor ~s~ss snd DRY khs nse-oe gomk2u, S nc
sw,ortr, r0Is,~ous p that ~ calling 90 DR. WAhD JOY
.v IN hnuy- the cl - re- ~ I've AM ree ina
ktrhsrd htn-elf sn.' Prr VI 1mc- AoS esnAA wv
hira do = Of s~sas~g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

sEs7PtNcerAL -wfsS POST has oPHvsD AZ %
M Becker rect srester for isae. srd xenemen " ~
So rshiY Yev erperisnce in husire@ Fvss h-t errepr
nasy faei,sa sppc .iion % her cnO s y BE- 60
vesssul Comm ilcaacps 70 be neaSet n, ecSl9s sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20
UCrION oy SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
~ Reh Miton and velvet cArpea costly French plate pt.

UCrIoN SALE OF HoRsEs NKw AND SECOND
"A hand wagons double and single harness. kc.. every
Monday and Wednesday, e CLOCK al the Bazaar Stables
O. TUT e auctioaeer. Office No Br I'D street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

"A WIN sell Z, sacton on Tuesday Sept q Al ioK O'Clock
Oeng and desirable goods aued Southern West
N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

A NEW EDfrIoR OF HUMAN FKAILry. Oh PHYS
N toioxcsi hsseayches-hs beautifully E-sfysed ssc
dsstbe- The and Ell OF ell dssa~s ~ deHcaas
II oOnta4ns oopoua Instructions iss p@s
I'm hose Who are prevented NJ imp-fnen from sntegne
the marriage stse and also professional dssersrcn
illustrating The r~snln OF chemical trsla nd eramastus
Price eenn Zen, POS, paid sssr-ss ms lnvsrs
bic vorh maj be oNtslNsd wen h- fresras rr ~
BARROW 20 ls7 Prince srsst tee books vol Of Broad
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ITOR EOarOLE AND PuaSsBDHG.-Tus UNfsD
Il ss,s trsii seansnp aokNogk Capt ThoEes stlnnsS,
vii Leave m the above PLACES Ne1n ~day ~ INIT Al
ccocs " fm pitr 10 s0rs river sac VII arrye r. Scs
fox The merit afternoon, and o. Petersburg the following
To- the South viii proceed tysc the
e,plAern mall he 70 Uhsrleston Augusta ssvaansh &c
1hoee Tor Rohmod VIII arrive a. their depdaa early On
Friday arnns traveller viii fnt this t1e cheapest lasant
and mosl expeditions route Passage sud FAR vih state
nom Norfolk, ", Petersburg R-t woad 90 Arpir
1, IrDIAs a pLktaAN rS S1 prosApay
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YRAyELLERs' GUIDE.

gIAED RArLRoAD suskER AaRAEaguHry-
u Corurene'ux "Wednesday, June q 1857 rraiss lssvs
SCOT coynes q Write aud ocuss srccs - -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-20

A BACHELOR, rHIETy.RiGHT YEARS OF aN
With scod hnglish education, and NJ eulsh-d cha
rscer virtue Mud and alec
iion good pereoaa sppesr snce VITA Az eeays h!snss,
.muprnmert ard fond ~ ne ined society tr yb Uni "a
amount cwrrdy goods desires 81 Ns,os Ac1veinte wiz
aty n suitable aud retirement snd god loosrF h
-,tcw ws'nou children An, lady hssrs dsps-d " ie@
he hitci viii sincerity, Wi plesss ADDE'S slegs7d
rsaiec with he caudor and honor due he iron gscer11