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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18
NEBRASKA LAND AGENCY.
Geek, Sargent 1 Parker,

AJOtetoCes JvtOeO06Oe
"1Ll. attend promptly to All business connected
w with . Land Agency, either In Hebrasha, or
Western Iowa.
LsdUD UV:A11RsANT1 Bought,
0OlA Oso0 kDc0le6.
Business Tor them can b. less with sny Of the IN
dersignsd.
COOK 4 SARGENT, Davenport, lows
COOK, sAK0ENT DOwNRY. love- Ciiy, Do
COOK, SAn0eNr COOK, Desnolues, do
nioh94dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

Building material,
ever offered In Davenport. Consisting Of
100000 feet Framing Timber % every dimension.
100000 Seasonet Flowing, ROACH and ID essed
100 600 Barn boards, from u to ~ fcet long.
SOo.OO " Fencing.
$4,000 4" Sheathlng.
10000 " siding Resther-edged, and y ! ,ch, ei
various qualities.
100000 Clear Lumber for finishing. u ever
thickness.
800NW Cut Shingles.
l60GOO " No. !, Shaved 0hineles
no 600 - Sawed /"
TOO OOO " lAth.
10000 Pickets.
A!&o.
large assortment o. hovs, sash, Blinds, Wiz :
dow and Door Frames. No ,diug and Scroll, work u
every variety and Of thu st quality, constantly
hand, and manufacture o order at the shortest
notice. Having large g ck Of Lays, - are pre-.
pared " oil orders i0r - minR and Dgiage 1lmber
with the utmost dispatels CANON 4 gk1Non.
(mayi1tO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18
The COparlncrship

uKkETOFO1R existing under tbs nTm u 0c0re.
"A Tor, Lswes 4 Dlaksmore s1ptss1 Juns o1sh,
1851, In consequence % the oath - " Mc0seoos.
either OF the wnAessigned win stgn the nans ef the
late firm In tho settle ment Of ne s0Aifs, enA Oul
also coniinus ~ nanktng and nscAeaas business
under tAe sayie a B,ahsmsrs Z LsWss q ~ "a
stand ON Main street.
Nh DLAKDMOn1,
AJLAWn.
June97d0 ourvtving PastnesS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18
CHICAGO.

NnG~H
EUloA6
ocRlvgN 4 oAllAoheNS,
Ce0oral AAvoSt1Go0g aDd Colloct1nG
r A0 OD0H.
ssD8AAoonn r., CualcAoe. ll.ls.
| HWn0 0ACHINBSl
sOR SAAILD AID AANUHAOfUaRla.
Wheeler { W0Deo, uanulho.
turing Company.
BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT
PaoraIsroRs Axp. MAxusA oruss n
PATENf1D JUNE 18th. l0s.
WESTERN OFFICE, 10 IAAe Street, Chicago.
Tsis AscAlne stitches The
T1N01 o. COA0SRHT HAD0HC,
One Tloasaad bedutinl dad dsrdIis ssiic1es psv
misste. almost nsissiy, aud ars bscomi.s ndispes-
sible SoS family use.
Pull informa,.oa may = o6ssined b sddrsssias,
gro. =. CHITTKNDkM, Agent.
mAy7-emd 060 - LAke -. ChieaGo.
SHOW CASES!
SHOW CASES
Campbell y %.
Snow CASES I METAL SASH AANUEAC.
No - DEAnD0RN-sf. CHICAGO, Ill.
u Show Cssss, such - Silver Plated, German
eilver. Mahogany, walnut and Cherry, Constantly
| on hand and made " order. POst one sddFess.
ssz sis6. may7f-sn sAG
GREET CARPET HAIL
OF
Becher HOLSTER & wilkins,
Ne. I - Lake Sssees,
CHICAGO, ILL.,
SPHCIAL NOTICE.
In order % make room iOs or
1nn0n0nOO 0toO18S
And for the better oonvenisncs OF custOmer ~
have .:ssc ths s.e store s.:s.s.y eccsessd y p
sive premises. fhssatran0 - oar salss rooas md
On THE FIRST FLOOR,
rs LAKE sF11HF rs
CARPETS.
larger assortment than ..,osh'r' b this e'sy &C.,
SPLENDID MEDALLlONs,,
vELvETS AND TILTONS,
BEAUTIFUL TAPESTR
ROYAL SIX THREADED BRUSSELS.
IMPERIAL THREE PLY,
Pias, supsrans end Tapestry Inerains. Der,,ps vm.
ethan, Hemp 40 BIT Csr1sss. Drssgsss. q.
Oil Cloths,
o. 10 best Foreign and Domestic nansfacsurss,ftsn
90 yard - twsaty-sbur fsss wids
-
eMAttjsegs.
Always On hand . lAssestock Of Canton nsatines.
abe Tor O0css, SalOoas, -.
Mats and Rugs,
lnCsss vsrissy. rum tArss shalines 70 Is.
CURT.lIN GOODS,
10 this dspertmsnt shall dsvsss iacrsassd aatsn
tton. Wehsvs nov In store and are daily rscstvtns
RseA EmbrsiI~sd:Clo Ohwsstas.
NsseA Dvocotsl2ss-ln patterns and By yard;
Nassleoens 6ssiss-wtth brocasels borders.
AeoUo9N 6B6o 0Dak0on1o,
Ho~Isome Dsassks-with tEimniAss 70 nsseh:
Lace Ctgs'tOtses,
which for beauty Of Yinish end sp,snAr b Dssim,
cannot b ss'passsd-vasyins non Is . ~loo ~
WINDOW SHADES.
Bsautsui painted end rish ae,a sasass, wA.ss. Bus
Green and Hue HollanAa.
House farnishing 4 Upholstery Goods.
Mattresses Of svsry kind. FEATHER Bsds snA Plows,
Markets, Qailts, Cotton ShsseiAes ~ Pillow
Oastings.
Linen Goods.
ing aud Paiov Linens. HackabscSs, Tovsis, osssh
b., st % per ssnt less than usual pricss
PRIME LIVE GEESE FRATHRRS.
have aaay = ~ 49, seyiss - Gelstass q soos
- - s;;ss .ssss : sss:ss 49, - sr' =:
DeeeheF; nellister 1 Wllllas.
IAN 10 isNdiw ~ LAxs Laser
'' : y. :. In. JACKSON. ..s = X . s...s''
JACKSON, SAWIRR i MULLEN,
SASH - S0U19 WA181 ~.
BETS, .MEzzEyzGo e:
Ne. . ooU1m MAIN ~,
- 6aoN1AOs NO.
General Commission I Forwarding
Merchants.
= EFF e i 4 N ES:
Renick Peterson, 81 Louis.
W 8 Gilman, do
GAeoTge Pegrsm, Do
Capt . " Could, Do
Lafiin, Smith Boie0, do
Capt J H johnson, Louisiana, No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18
LUMBER! LUNRER I!

] builders Of Davenport end Tie pIAlic senssally
that they keep constantly o. hanr q their plaalnG
Mn, b aoc& Island, corneS Of 1osk River aad Wash-
kinAsof anishing lumber % H. ~ Q1oIiey, On
aod examiAe cur g)oc2 tofoSo Duse1aa1G e1c0UAosO.
J. 4. 1oDDl00O 4 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

NA11ONAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
EOF
JERSEY CITY, ~ u;
Capital 100000.
III. REED, President.
v. Z. BROWN. Sscvssasy.
n. FIELD.
Agent at Davenport and Rock Island.
1ost o0cs Building. Brady street. ssOt3-
MERCANTILE
IN6U RANCE COMPANT
OF CHICAGO.
z11OO An the
II State Democrat Office. =,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Capital, - 30o, ooo.
OFYlOkR&
CYRvAuS BEERS. Pres. JANR SECK.v. -
THOMAS RICHMOND, Sec'y and Treas.
). O. nynAN, ACTING Din80rOR AND MAalAB
s"n: :e@ I''' r''s' ''le1 = , 1:,,1 r..s:n
A''''''' IN = received '.S ssI,s2; IN y
ER.GNcKLAyV
Insurance Company.
one I. V.cs q q Gaia cAsaAutssssst
ST. LOUIS, MO.
CAPITAL, $500. $4,000
M. De0.cn, P..st AD. ADRlEs. Vie. Pres
esA@As $4,000, s'''''s's.
n. A. ou,A - d ~. H.n,vu.s
q. HON, 4. o. osrdss, !. Wlsss,
3. J. 0paanAosss.
R.D.HAlDMa. Agent. Davenport, Iowa.
ne unAsugnsd = Agsat fss this new Insuraae
sesedsl t4lan - sf6 Lssis, ~ : ssaly = q
49, y tehe Tlsks - rsaseaa1as sases. Itshoalt
peny, aad cAesld y spesesa - ear sltssns 1900
81 bellg sUlDdled - 1asesm Guind1inG- onoleuton
',;:ea .' s.''' ~ = .a.s' nA,n,re.
1aWksye Insurance CsupalE;
D.l1:2SP0RT, IOWA.
os'ss - - ssses svs. wsstvAsa Z
D1nD00onss
y:1D; I,rccvs O.: Le:''':: Ie:.',: l.as:s
s@HA vsseslilI Jsaas esah,'I 1laaf. Hal
Aly1AD oAMD11D. R!ssldaat,
90. HAaav, W. rr.aAsat.
p eoonoSs osegseesy.
- iisssssss' 49, a::::: ''''''''
D. & LIE INSURANCE,
ANNUITY An 1B91T COMPANY,
% PmAlR11IA. yun.
Sssx;SsS. ~ 9ssse''
~-.3Ay11ss so.HsoH: " PSs.
| -. D--.spas.;. s s:,:s: ~: ;::..
d =. uyClA4 Agsat,
SlA1 uyU1ANC1 co,
of osssaaearA. NJ 0ssaa eieasea
xAsaApuuausn 10svAl lus mn CO.
0assia0Asil Os1iaal eieAesa.
ovsscsss>sw.ast Z nj o.. s,.,i.,,-.,
fsvsss . oseAnS - nava0sss. fsa6dtf
Are yen Insured z
To9e.3 nj 49, 70 - Cepaelns 01nes sal
! - - - 80 49, !kst e %
Ieno4nos4 - 6s3 OooAMo. - tnosO = g
::::: - !; $50: ; = :. e
sesading q ~ soapeU, - Vim b saSisosd 70 giv1
.stAs ~ esesolaSesA 60 VT -.
{ E: 80 = = Z. e z. !; f, s,;; ::
WlUGONS1A
R 4AI MsURA nCR CO,
II IUo6apeAxTID m 1oeS.
o0sss sssnss = Lake aaA ssass aaEsses,
VMXCslQO. -
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WJf1lA1Uo04 PsU't. q D DocGU -.
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4 D510e
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

ICE CREAM ROOMS ?
I'm su1Gsihss hsviag attsd upa nAgaiossnt lce
j 0eean oss0. p Ne sscsad ssery % tAslr buila-
~, 49, uegoDUe y enneancono - ~ pu1oje 49,
~ o1Do11eao 0AnnoS Utth
10 NnAm, CONFECTIONERY,
~ssz R,essass Sc., H.
= sysye.q = 49, - = lelas = - -
- - lesses Z ~ = {essalys - - 49,
:; !;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18
Fairhank,s Celehrafel Scales,


the qualities Of the Saie's We sell.
jan2Stf BURROWS. PRRTTYnAN 3 DAIzRLL
Fairbanks Celebrated Scales.
Adapted 70 any reQsirsd oper
- alton Of Weighing, - kr liz ,,
~ coal, hay, stock, and fsr u e
use Of warehouses, stores, and
foundries, aud In short for -
cry kind % business. The great
ski and nd~lity employed in
their manufsctuYe and the de-
determination on the part Of the
manufacturers never TO allow
IN uperfoct article 70 u forth from their eablish
meat has gainsl for their Scales repstatlon that
has never besa surpassed In the whole range Of useful
mechanism.
The scales sse unanimously acknowledged - The
STANDARD 10 al transactions By weight.
layout which arose from adlscsepsney Of weight
between one Of Fairbanks Scales In BY the bal.
timere L Ohio Railroad Company and one Of another
manufacture was recently tried In the Court Of Con
mon Pleas Baltimore; the coupled the Court to
days and Judge Marshall ~ delivering his decision
,ta q IL result u the evidence, that the aocura-
l o. Of FAIRDAAK's SCALES w. establishsd beyond
l Ill question. For sale BY
BURROWS. PRkrrzHAN DAIzELL.
The veil known reputation Of these Scales has In
duced the ycadess Of imperfect and worthless baan-
o. 70 o6r them - Fairbanks Scales. md purchss-
err have thereby in many cases been subjected u
l frsud end imposition. The manufacturers have nc
4 controversy With honorable competitors VINO trsns-
- business = their ovn nsn:s but reFsrding -
perpetrators OF the shove fraud, pursuing corss
aiHe unjust and dshonorAbie, they take this msthot
70 caution the public OF their impositions
| The paseuteee msnufaoture under their owo In
ecSion only q their Factory in d. Johnsbusy, "
/ mr. sale IN Davenport se.eiy by
T. 4 r. PARBANKf 4 CO.,
II ane4ltf d JOhnG6ugy, w.. Nay n. 10G4.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

THE und-rsigrfd have removed TO the new build
i ING In McUanus 3 shepard's BLOCK oh Second
street, where they v remain during the erection Of
their Dank Building. ready 10 sttenAt " business
~ usual.
magch9dtf COOK 0An0RkT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

4 Y11o0N 70 take = asos e ~ Ciev Deeunaa
IA yes eall pestlsalass sequare q Az. 60,
C1y nasuAal . .osasss q ns,Ght, ososs 1T
~ eg6Fr u the OC0nstss.
]. n. SBAno,
Jslyl\1lw CAairnes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

w. w. klcOANMON 4 co.;
Deslcrs In Iudigrnious and Standard
MEDICINES,
PERFUMDRY,
OILS. PAINTS. &c.
PaFticuls, attention CIV en- TO con,pounding Pre-
scrIptlons. None but III. best iaGrs6ieats VII b
v sed.
No. ~ Braly u j ust abovs Post OfIice;
jun0du Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18
- - - -
Lest OF otolan.

T0OM enong " McCsnnsa,s 0eoAa d.r,.s
Il he Ore On Sunday nssninG 8 nspcAs 0hevi. n
yssds 0rsen Velvet, 40 ssne beshs fHey Veee
~ - IN 0oseso curtain. Any pesson eivlpe ~
iossg0se10a cOncesolu9 ~ show q ~ UnIen ~
otese g nsaAy ssssses vin - ubssaaly ssuar1si.
1u1y1o6o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

A IL vhe haye evsa - The aosney Of ,auaec
"A thstr -, nanet IN GDAn : . hands q d.
Anguos1e Aev9an1s -, w. eceapaaa ~ ~
~ s0ss. end Whe eumes anno9 = ~ rss.iS s =.
= fr iAteg1sy "a ~ busl1sos eooec3sy. ~ I
dsabt - VA fenoee 01oeral sot6astjea = m ~
nay isves hin vsh tAslr pssssaaes IN - ~
lv0un ef0ask y ssaaDalaeA ~ nv, vpau,nae
Aado q ~ osoe n Dsveapest end vtclnity ~ ~
- fAne ~ - 1sana y 0ye0so eurhe 0VniISs1
noem. TO. lAD0
uOsoe6 nOaiNh pv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-18

III = = - Ov8ASI0z60vW OOe
Ne. . eoU1@ MAIN ~,
General Commission 4 FOrWarding
Merchants.
u EFF e 4 NC .:
Renick 4 Peterson, 81 Louis.
W 8 Gilman, do
Gfeosge Pegrsm, Do
Capt " Could do
Lahin, Smith I Boiee, do
Capt johnson, LouIsiana, No.
Flil't Z wheeler, Chicago.
HAksef, Do
Lanin, Smith Boies, de
SH Kennedy 4 o., New Orleans.
A0 tarwsll . o., Boston,
Startling, AcOullouGh 3 o., MI
Nay - t6S7dly
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
CASE OF JUDGE DANIEL 4. WILSON
LYSCnBUGC, VA. June ), 1857,

LYEcnBUEG, NA June ., 1851.
Ny Dear Sir:-l am glad to learn that YOU
have concluded to spend u portion Of the present
Summer i'll the city Of Richmond.
suggested to you, while in New York, under
your treatment, last Fall. that it would be an act
of humanity on your partto do so, Us it would
be means Of enabling 4 greater number of
those persons who were suffering under such
painful affections, of seeking and obtaining
relief.
Nv case, which was one of intense physical
as we'll Us mental suffering, was sufficient to sat
isfy me that your treatment Of cancerous alcc.
tons was exceedingly skillnl. Indeed The many
cases of complete cure, which | Witnessed in
others. would have had that effect if You had
, failed in mine.
There has been no indication of return of
the disease, and am satisfied that the cure is
radical and permanent
For the many acis Of personal kindness and
attentions of yourself and DR.. Kennedy, please
accept my grateful acknowledgements.
7 hope that it will be in your power to visit us
occasionally during yonr residence in Richmond
We shall be pleased to see you at any and at all
times.
With my best wishes for your success and
! happiness, am your grateful friend
DANIEL A. WILSON.
To S1LAs T. GILBERT, M. D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
.NEw NoEH, January 9, lS5.l

DIR. GILgERT-Dear Sir: aboring under, as
7 thought, an ulcersus affection, for whicll-atter
consulting with talented ph!ysicIanr,.-l, had eX'
hausted all the remedies usually applied III such
cases, without the least reliet, but all rather az
gravating or increasing the disease, determined
to apply to You. having heard OF, anu khowlng s,
lion. your unparalleled success in the treatment
Of OFFS, such diseases. On your first examination
Won pronounced it Fungus Cancer" and con
yy;ncSsd me of the correctness of your opinion
Yonr application removed it by the root, without
thc use of the knife, which is the perfection o
your treatment since which time it has healed
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
CASE OLE HON. T. HITLER KING

It is not often that The leading men Of The
country rive the weight OF their names i'r favor
Of any new discovery, no m%t:cr how valuable
that discovery may be. When they do, it is Ger
tainlv IN evidence that the matter 10 which they
call public attention is al least worth invcstiga'
ton The following letter. from the Hon. Thos
Butler King to Dr.. Samuel Gilbert Of this city,
will he read with interest, rs from its perlls;'l
We learn that he himself has just been cured oi
callccr on The shoulder.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
New Flour Mills.

MY MILLS are now in operation. and are fur
lN nished with EVERY FACILITY for ma
ing FLOUR and MEAL Of the best Guailty'
p. Y. MINIS.
EB- Four miles West Of Edgeficid T. H. and
one mile from the Plank Road. 40
Apo : II "V
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18

ARRIVAL OF TIE CARS AT ALEASy.-The first
train of cars over the Georgia and Florida rail
road to Albany, arrived this morning. Me were
gratifcd to welcome r. r. Cuyler, President OF
the Southwestern Railroad Company, and George
W. Adams, Esq, Superintendent, and I. Purse,
Esq, Savannah, with considerable number Of
other passengers.
To day our citizens realize the great object for
which our little community have been struggling
through the past two years, in a connection with
the vast railroad systems of the State and the
Union. Their exertions have been commenda-
bic, and their success equal to their most san.
gune expectations.
We rejoice with our community and with all
the people of this section. Railroad facilities
were all that was wanted to make this the most
wealthy and attractive part Of our goodly State.
Albany is now the most convenient point for
shipping the produce of a large and fertile sec.
ton, and it will doubtless be one Of the best in.
terror markets of the State.-Albany Patriot,
Nov. 5.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
ssseMggl Eg; Among the curieIs things

The Washington Correspondent of the Jo"r.
aaloG CDmm0cesays that Gov. Walker left Kan
sas ON Monday, for Washington, OIL leave OF all
sccncc. 1t is believed that he is coming on 10
be present at the opening Of the session of the
Senate, so that when his nomination rs Goscnor
cuines up for confirmation, he may be on baui
to meet any opposition which may be made
aguinss it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
CERTIFICATE OF HIRAM BALDWIN.

About eighteen years since, canccrous alice
tion made lis appearance under my right eye
It increased in sizc and grew deeper and deeper.
becoming alarmed, ! applied to DR.. Hubbard, a
highly respected physician, then Of Natehez,
WHO prescribed for me, but frankly stated that
he c. considered the case very doubtful one.
Subsequently applied to DR.. Crane. His treat
mrpt likewise failed. In Isis, in company wit,
DR.. Rex, / vert 10 Philadelphia and consulted
DR.. Mutter, distinguished professor of surgery
He advised me against the use Of the knife. lie
candidly said that he considered the case lScu
n,nIE, and that Ihad better submit auith tortt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
Notice,
"a

NJOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made at the next Session Of the l.esisa.
lnre, 10 vest one half oi the cschratrd estate OF
Charles McGrcror, late of EdgeHeld District in
the Trustees of the Edgefeld Male Academy.
Sept. 80 Jm %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
SOMEBODY.

~S4AA<~S~ -
Somebody's courting somebody,
Somewhere or other tonight;
Somebody's whispering to somebody,
Somebody's list'ning to somebody,
Under this clear moonlight.
Near the bright rivers flow,
Running so still and slow;
Talking so soft and low,
She sits with somebody.
Pacing the oceans shore,
Edged by the foaming roar,
Words, never b!eathcd before,
Sound sweet to somebody.
Under the maple tree,
Deep though the shadow be,
Plain enough they can sec
Bright eyes has somebody.
No one sits up to wait,
Though she is out so late
All know she's at the gate,
Talking with somebody.
Tiptoc to parlor' door
Two shadows on the floor.
- ;Moonlight- rarcal no omore--------
Susy and somebody.
Two, sitting side by side,
Float with the ebbins tide,
"1hus, dearest, may VIC glide
Through life says somebody.
S.mcwherc, somebody
Makes love to somebody,
TO-night.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-11-18
Very respectfully,
Your grateful friend,
E. SMITH.
The following are from journals recognized as
faithful aud reliable chronclers Of matters in
their own immediate vicinity.

The following are from journals recognized as
faithful aud reliable chroniclers Of matters in
their own immediate vicinity.
From tile New Orleans Courier.
The wonderful cures performed by DR.. Gilbert
have become SO common that they have almost
ceased to be wondered at y );
From the Daily Or7enian.
= X x Sccpticsm cannot stand the test of
witnessing one of his operations.
From tile Southern "a. on Retormcr.
4 = The whole South and West
have known the doctor for Il series OF years, rs
being quito unapproachable in the cure OF cam
Ger, and scrofulous diseases particularly.
From the Nemphis wing.
DR.. Gilbert, By the application of certain
remedies, known only to himself, has been enabled
Io relieve hundreds and thousands of persons sut.
fering-from cancers and horrid ulcers who had
been given up as incurable by the frstHmedical
The medical faculty, so far from opposing -tHr
practice of DR.. Gilbert, give the following tcstl-
monials:
We have been intimately acquainted with Dr..
S. Liilberts practice for four years; we have
often visited his extensive inlrmary near Mem
phis, have closely observed his successful treat
ment oil the most difficult cases; and we feel it
to be duty We owe to the community at large;
to express our entire confidence in his skill an'!
Judgment in the successful management OF such
diseases Us he Processes to cure. lie has, in our
Judgement been far more successful in treatment
Of that class o diseases which he proiesses to
cure, than any other physician in the world.
NJ. GABBERT, N. D.
]. WEAVER, NJ. D.
y. ". SEAT, NJ. D.
J.S. CURTIS, NJ. d.
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Sr. CLurD PLANTATION, EAST FEllclANA,
Dec. {. ISL.
Dg. SAMUEL G1EEEr-Dcar Sir: / icai i'll
gratitude compelled 10 give 10 your requirements
that distinction which they merit. The cases
which have seen in your office, cHrtd OF dis
eases which the .ttcaLy pronounced lncmaG'e'
have divcstel my mind ol that prejudice Which
I at one time had. therefore most unhr<lt;i-
tingly say that the cures which You perform are,
in some cases, extraordinary and your success
tmly ,eondWjM. Wishing you prosperity and
SUCCESS,
remain your obcdicnt servant.
S. pEACOCkE, NJ. D.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEI.,


Ny Dear sir-lIaviug recently been under
YOUR treatment for the cure of a cancer on my
right shoulder, which has been ellcctually and
perfectly removed (wi;hout the kniltl and cured
j cannot in justice to my own feelings, take
leave OF you without expressing my deep sense
Of obligation for your valuable services, and my
own perfect confidence in the remedies YOU ap-
ply for the cure OF all cancerous affections. Dn.
ring my visits to your office, have witnessed
many cases of the most alarming and obstinate
nature, which invariably yielded to your treat.
mcnt and the patients, relieved from Il loath.
some and supposed fatal disease, were restored
to health.
In a'lliion to The fee already handed to you,
beg to transmit herewith ring, which | shall
! Lr happy il you will weir as token of my es.
"r;a and regard. am. with great respect
Your friend and obt scrrt.
r.. BUTLER KING.
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Found

TOY negro boy near the Pine House, and lett
) at Toll Gate No ., fine Saddle and Saddle
Blanket, which the owner can get by paying Tor
this advertisement, and small reward to the boy
'''' ROBERT SAMUEL.
MOI If, A
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Notice.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estate of James
IA S. Shadrack, decd, are earnestly requested
to make immediate payment, and those having de-
mauds against the said Estate will render them in
PROPERLY attested. Ii. BURNETT, Tu
T. NJ. FISHER. ~" Va
Mar ii
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Headquarters,
9th REGIMENT. S. C. M.

9Th ftEUI VI EN- I, >. o. NJ.
TucKERs PoHD, Oct ~, 1857.
TN Pursuance Of an crdcr received from Gen
i w. C. MoRAGNE, an election will be held at the
Company Muster Grounds of the Upper Battalion,
on the 9th November, for MAJOR Of said Bat
talon. By order of j. W. TOMPklSS, Coz.
Oct It 40