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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

CUPRENE COURT, CITY and COUNTY OF
- NEW-YORK.-Silv.DusB eden sFt Ann Swan, Danis
God and Charlotte Goodwin his wife in her rsh: and a.
ex.cutrr If Senue Swan deceased sss Constant and Csro
line r. his wife Charles Swan and Emma his wife Emma
Ann Swan Alfred r. Swan. John Swan and Ehsa his wife
John r. Vesder William H. Pophsu, Mark Spencer WilBan
John,on Joseph Oliver Frances Morgan Frederick Horny
Samuel Robert and George Love Summons for Relief
Com not ser TO the defendant JOHN SWAN: You ere
hereby summoned and required to answer The complaint n
hi, scton filed in the shee Of te Clerk OF the
City and County of NewYork at the City Hall the City
NewYsk the 9Th day Of July 1857 and to copy OF
said complaint the subscribers at their
Office No 29 Broadway, in the City Of New YORK. within
twenty after the service of i. summons on you eIcu
sye OF day Of such service aud II you fail TO answer tbs
said complaint within tie time aforesaid the plaintiff In us
action HI the Court for the relief demanded IN the
sou plaint-Datea July 9th, 1887. -
VAN ANTWERP L JAMES, PLAINTIFF Attorney
Xa1 ,svI2UTs ~ Broadway NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

- A. DELMONICO, Plaintiff against ELIZA FRANCES
MATTHEWS. wife Of = MATTHEW'S, and the ssid -
MATTHEWS, Defendants-Summons-T the Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required TO the ou
plant action which filed 10 the office 81 the Clerk
Of IL County of Kings City Hall in the City OF Brook
yn on the h day Of SepepbeI 1857 and to scopy OF
yo answer the said the subscribers ct their
3aice No Wall street, In the City Of New York within
twenty days after the service Of this luminous on you eI
elusive of the day Of service aud you fA TO
the said complaint within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court fr the relief demandedn
the said complaint Dated September 7. A. ID 1857
ThERASsON BRYAN, Attorneys for Plaintiff
To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22
Ocean steamers, &r.


CTEAM between NEW-YORK and GLASGOW.
"a EpINBURGH 3SeS un. W% Cumming G0m,Hse''
sEWY0Rk alS tons ao ST. oTNs o%%.nssp
NE Gls'gow and New-Yosk Steamship Company intend
oisssow sirec- fOllow.:
W SSM sept 80 70 noon Sept 10
EiStaitb Saturday, Oct: 81: ola'sOW'..oe'' 81
INA Class. ;cana With Cooked rioviaoos ..sS
An e1perencsd Surgeon attached to each Steamer
''' freight q JAMES RRTsTRN Asen. Ne. n Br..l~.,
Eev.Yorh City Bib or Gold only received fot P...es.M
NREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPK.
" -Trt Cabin, ssO Second Cabin s-ln The s5ss ss:.
e.ssvl.sl .esIhiR ARIhL Eco spni and NoR Sdss
..sis. s.ys 70 the U MT D. sT&fss NAILS
t;t;i 1--WE f. sGsEs
Saturday, Oct. s:s, s:gt Va: Va 81 81
.. ...n.a. ..... a.Il. ,: o. t.,...s NJ Ea
Con and Paris s'ths 'ES1 Bowling Green
EVOR LIVERPOOL.-The U. S. Mail steam
u. ss s United sAti State: mail: for Europe i@:ys
DAY Sept, 70 at O'Clock from her berth at the foot Of
.: fSI ssh sp Or ,GP%s . HsSs
'''''' W "'''- EDw ARD K. COLLINS, No. Sc Walt
Passengers viii please be board at IL osock an Al es-
pass through tine aDJ Others wiz be re-
KOTICE-rhs Of this line have Improved wser-
Tight compartments ,.,,.s..
respects good The thorough given
them proves their mode Of construction yet
B-HeIeater the regular built shps for this hns WIN peg
frm the entire service.
E>OR ERPOOL-PATRIOTlC LINE
II TIE nov and splendid paoiaship ELLEN AUSTIN.
.x the above port For freight having unIyaeS
se,An.ocm spply board at Pier No.
Ia Rsses or to sP0Ef6kD. TILEsroN Co,
No. n Broadway.
ElARE REDUCED to SOUTHAMPTON sn9
II HAvRE.-Tbe magnificent sees>ssiP vAHDkRbn0'
A1B tuna Edward Higgins commando, win sa2:
. Prom KHWYoRK Tor Prom HAVaE TS sv yUna
1CUTHAkrfON tBAvkHIAkfToN fr NEW 49,
1skafday. Oct SSsturdA{ ScI
Saturday ............. Nov u
PASSAGE.
oee0ad CsSp
opesie dsli~ered IN London and fsSs
d. TORRANCE Afsz,
No. 8 Bowling green, New. fsk.
kss>ess England and Europe, prepaid esoi = es.e pa
seAsM oenoe 10y Enclosure Of postage stamps from csaef
sftes) received at No Bowling green, New fork
- M o,clooh Of the morning Of sailing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

II IS 1887 train, win leave Ch.nbers Station follower
Rxpress trains and rs Albany Passenger trains
Am II and S;So for SiIs Sing. 1915 and
OR Poushkeepse and and for Peekshn, 5;st
m The Peeksk and Slug Sing trains stop st
a. wsy sssona Passengers taken at Chamber Canal Chs
kuAsY and sststs Trains for NewY0rk leave Troy ASS
- 40 m and 4S0 M, and Albany a+< s5 and 1870
an and 49, PA A. ~ SMITH superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

INDEPENDENT LINE between NETWORK,
II BOSTON PROVIDENCE. BRISTOL aud NEWPORT
Steamer GOVERNOR, Capt Cbss De erinI will leave New
Yorh from Pier No n. foot Of RobinsoIst N X every
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SUNDAY, at o'clock p m
Fave between New.York and Boston. .......SS@
w. X. BYRAk Agent on the Wharf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22
y 4 c. RSIOE for the MILLION
- STATEN ISLAND FERRY.


fhe Staten isand ferry. boats JOSEPHINE aud SOUTH
YIELD leave hour the Of Whitehall DE
tween the Battery and South Feuy). from Tall
and bne Sundays every half hour until landing At
usrsntns etapetoz and Vanderbilt Landing This sal
the Bay affords the finest view In the world.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22
WANNA RAILR D
III rHE 0pE n CENTR AL. ROITTE


We kcnnsyvania Railroad connects at Pittsburgh via e
49, 70 and tom St Louis Mo Alton, 0slens and Chcaso
iFfanfort Lexington and Loui.viie KY ferre hAute
ns1n L.isyste .nd indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dsytoa
ssSne,o pc rSsou,sne ssnd..ky Toledo C,eveiana 20
UGls and Gin siunsd
fAroush Tickets for the Eat be had At any Of the above
Dspttcped places IN the West
Passengers WI Ind sh tho shortest most expeditions and
enprtortsbse route between the East sild West
FROM NEW-yORK TO CINCINNATI IN - HOuEa
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN 80 HOURS
Yh0k NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN Is HOUns
fsxe - low any other Route.
Bee hxnd6ills IN the hotels Of this csy
Throush Tickets further nforWSop, be hSd ~
aoes u the PENNSYLVANIA RAlLBOAD,
No. 2Asior House, Broadway.
j. l. ELLIOTT, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22
6trambouts arc RAILROADS..

UNOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
T HOUSE LONG BRANCH, PORT WASHINGTON,
NlDDLBTOwN, FAIR HAVEN and RED BAHK.-The
new, magnificent and swirl steamer ALICE PRICE John
Borden wiz regularly follows from Roba-
scnst, N. r.:
LEAVE NEw-YoRK. LEAVE HE'D BLEK:
Tuesday Sept % 81 m Tuesday. Sept. r. 81 m.
Wednesday Sept q m WEDNESDAY. Sept 23. i0l IN
Thundsy. Sept "a. y am Thursday sept - II IN.
Friday Sept 2. am fnday...Sept p lH a. M
Saturday Sept S u M Sunday Sept q, l p.
Ke by this boat Stages all parts OF the coasGy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

EOR PORT MUNMUUIH, MIDDLEIVWN
and sbr.wsbury landing at FortHanlton each wsyThs
win .teanboat MAZEPPA Capt Chss Morford leaves New
Yort frm foot Of Murray street daily O'clock M Re
turning, will leave Port Monmouth at 0c!ock IN FARE -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
INSTANTANEOUS.
American Wines ana Brandy.

I-1-e.T s--zss zsz zs7ssI Ls.zad sg-ssss-
PkEETISs CAT1F1A, Oars - E1i5.s+ i-Ss
SIN cKTIsB1, cs--rsPsazla= = esI=zt7 h'Sk
N.5I5sTrrs Er1Spy. as--ziss s-sa catssfa wa
80 - - rssls,z2 srzrss-=ss Gz-.-y=ls-
DIRECTIONS
,5 ~ TysTzs 4 y.5sisss, 81 = es5As
!, y -tss SPANKING ZINES slegis : ksli
- 80 lavs l-=g5-s ra3-n = : x -
1919 q sssz: - frSTsszs - ssz=f 20 was
= ss,sis S-ze- se zssz l. SPARKLING cAT3HAA
aESES fs- Z zs5--es tatl[ EFSzlH 40 -4' = =. -1
- So .s=s acSs-F1ae LE- e--ssas=- lac - Ia
49, -s-s-- - Ef-rs F77cs - ~ Hossss - -
Ss---sn rsAl5e. EsSzre Al F=F5s -
Asz lss - sz=5etlN fsEs Sfi'-
-aztEiEsEE s4-lesti "A ''A : ~
- - 1EsarEa =-ssesxs srTas=-ss-so--
=. SFAESLIS6 C8TAEsS ( NJ z-&1s =
szcS5E-ea - .
: ---e[.z.s.l. lElaeEicRu ttI= y
r-.s 4 < FgTlclLI .=-E--1E \ III ISL -
- s--v = i-s [ATo-.s Tls=s sAs4-sezs
1900 = Fsvn- srse s5-ss-z s-15r}= =
49, a.asy, s-s Tras tSszs - 49,
- sTr4I WIZ : sictly ess==za y Steasesi =ea =
- - ---ft - iSTz,lts. Szd 81 SAe=41S1RAl
Tl-zses Hs-5ly -. 49,, \, -
- ~ Andy zzEse ne tsAfAE t'I1se =
- s---r@ r. a-z5==-5 srr.cA BE1taly q ea.s
y D. s.zs -z=5e Possesses ~ t5ess ss -
-Yt-s.s-r-s Sz-s=r1ar hT-Ale g fsF t1-e 49,
S5s--7 = lave s=-ie- Fs-e ErAsg lqF ree1l -
[-s7s- 5-rrxses, os-zas r eTss $50 -,
BasEe Cs=-sg DEqs=tIEs- lll-sezlsE, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
=-= TETPD SITWMER STOCK.

-r o., ,s---- -4s rzhliS f-st1 h4ye Jcsi Is.-flse9
- e T = E5.s M 5IiIED sUMsIER STOCK. e21-
- - 49, s=rBS=s, Als3t.ilss- est
--i.I attention sfo1ss % S:.G@ aHs. Sea-
- 49, Il every description. 10th pain s-ld iareyt
tssIs ks&s11- y---L...S t.--s c--...f,x
- +ti-s an ssuE1r.t have the lsEgeEt stoe< n
s!srl .eIIIezE ras sley been s0s sf his
ssz sy G. IaE you Vii convince yourself . iae lAet
80 ss tb=a IS per Ikz1 ctiier t0us=
40. % .E:1sies. vlieiI inT4stEr ATTENTION Of
~ Trz5e = sell - cheap Jah7.uE Hoase
Eas oaiy buying frSra Manufacturers znd l-'peTte-s
A!ss 10 d5z fase chap is<e Atts, tie great
est 5zr.aIak ever s5is n WhseliaZ.
Aiso. lG0 yds. Of tlr plain BzrsEes a SS, fay
si.a % more Of tsoss Cellars a. 5e and Aeb cheap
a IsLe-
To ray stock Of Lawns. yAeh hare selected from de
latest designs. 1 cali especial 2tcsatlo1
Gnose CszEtry e=nts reeEl;tiaz tisir s1e so1id do
zcIi 70 call Frzt many Arrtioa BAr=asnE wiea
! slsII 81. esl-zP 10 the Trad ISAAC PSA9EE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
FULTON HOUSE.

W dISE44lAss SQ01 T O.
yy-9IE 1rss-sisBe1 having teSsei AS Ne E1oEl Eo-
Il zal AGFiz< EsoJ0=Eiy Tszs-ei = sAEss rs
s75orzz-f1F - FeeleE5lE Gains - DE
cal=1=zF. he H. se-Ti-rs q ift 80
~ al aE1rnsire EzftEzs- izass Il y - - =
S-T14sle1 va 9se best IL zzz-ksT z5-zs r1r-
Tsse = th- COSBY, A7a IS ssteh9E =
Sol h1sdiETs- - .,-.,--- N.
ne EsoEs dsFrez: 1rtsnti0a III = - b-e,-s
.fsrz 40 % eater - Ezs-k q Al G-y' - 80
eues.s 10 pans o. zxp=ss I'll X ti'aIe1 - -
: esElso-1shis as=a> - Al r1lo E-aS eliht'
sszF9Tsriy sz.sa5 sA2F r4-r'a4E* 70 X soHs HALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
Revolversl Firearms!
VARIETY GOODS!
NOTICE.

10 tie L0tsTs Of Home R.I5f HaHgtlefvgfS
and t5s PsiJIie n qe5erdi
CHEIsTIAS gLAcE ssai -szuzss Is sasasss Il 1iaeu:
~ fset7raZ DsezestJe HosieTI for Men, Roz1ea sn6
CArsn's WintE UesE. A. his seE sss NJ lst h4l1 -
RS1sh sac SsEp<asIos BFdss SheelinE, Were he
VII X pleased 70 SEE hss Oh enso.aeFz, ard tosry
him clii LIS stock b<aS o. ne Ssst
quality; an a0Ft WHFFanted-
ne SsAi attention III LADIES' inTisrd 70 hs lsrSe
asSoF-sat ane sToczIyss Superior
aaafitT eHisf5stsd II ais city. salh
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
Wheeling High School

THE 5sesibrs zye agsOczted themselves foT The pdr-
pos= Sf ep=ag Csasl=ai and IatJ-n2 t.cal school IN
sqzz 70 The best A-z.s9siss ad High Schools y oar s-
prpis viii be prsgRrsl class II College
.n=ags .he srsFye psr-its Of lie. Is course OF
stal1es vii embrace the EnEiish Lan, CIFeek Erene
a.! Spanish la1za4Srs f1li &! Mathematics
Ts Principals haze ial ample experience IN teaching IN
rari2us Aeslsies AID are rsta5:s q f=e q me 5=st
IntatiOu- United s'ez- and furnish saiisf5E-
tor testimonials and E=t=rsTs--s-
T Military Fe4;-~ Ii !z atrod=ced FAR 70 have
daily drill, I'll Be ferd of great advantage n T
Ing regular ts p1ps AID importing ter car
rare.
The School sill be opened the 4th Of Ma-e and close
Yer the vacation the 4.i Of 1ET D7e n9tiee
xii b. gwen o. the !3:@iun Il flle scEooi-
For tie present the 2ineps be fond 5; ts SfLuIe
House, TgT< application he made for ilrt:sr if2Fsa
zion. J. 4 JOINS,
~ ~ "a. Military Iasti.:te.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. II,
E.a2s-tr ~ rin-etgn. C.alL-=s. ). y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
ADYERTISEMENTS

TTevR vsr F-.7-rss=z. zss ERATAITTITSIE
II Fave TnH EhsaB=f-srz y AtLF'Itls -
Are ka;f as-S-15 HAIR Et-apsehdtA
rs Taz uln4z rbrE Is-sz7c-=- ~ F1ESEzsss sALa-
D f-zsA ro-A- is5z-l. 1f-ss ;s-rzaf
~ - rhe Brisre Co-1er DING s=r-e-
n r---t-= r-st-ssE7 s=isE ros Eni shEp- Ess -
80 s,er.. a. q ist. use xEECzATs GIEeLISs
"il .s.,-.. .r,.,--..,- F-rF o4NzssESZ-
F1ss - a sS=gfz sszAE EToAEsoCyB EALsAH-
% 1ast
E.vzs-z-r E..z q a gslzsra6 EJuEsrs
80 sr=-ict0H
E4aEh=e S-rzz=s o.
~ Pc Ea1Ig
p n - Brfs-s e6r= E-rE sore
HaisoS-ly's sll1E ara9 e4=esa=zE
AEkarSs CO Live OF
EsrTtHTes EoEEad E-EseTs
zIaaSEo6H G~TIzEa ET-ers
E-sisr ce-osr D-sezaf-s-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
REMOVED.

REMOVAL
THE uuierzir rE:sSniI the patronage they have
received from ttz CITIZENS Wheeling and the public
generally Tie cd Stand, repeatedly ask eSnta1-
tie their location No. li5 Main, he
tween MoaTOe and TrF.ira streets
We purpose =; all seasons 20 keep such an assoFtsn: Of
CHI:.A GLASS. oUEESsBARE. HOEsE STEAM BOAT
Furnishing Goods sod that VII ss most iksly 70 uit
tie tast= of all Eto favor rs Ei'h ts=r pstro'i7s
TIE EXHIBIT =a5i aI-sata=e. and aside from
orr Retailing and packing Department shall eontinne to
hand original packages Q; asSor+s. Q1sassar=
ADAPTED this section IL country and the extreme ezt
zie offered asraali advancs the cost
Ccna-ct-d with this house, is a FLINT GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY; hence C91IfrF Merchants rely uon
savia carriage the East TO this point By btRs
their Glass and CloeenSEa-e from rs.
J. <. DUNiIASI ( CO.,
milf sSp 1T5Na=o St ,hstue+fi Monroe Union
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
HoLLOWAY's GRsUI.;g ARNIc3 n :
. LAY

Ias5s sEe PrslEea frsss te Araisa Nsa,,.,
that FAl1A25e ysZssEtis Ned for 49, 9aa
GrE-: s:d va=s9aA f.ssts u E-rspe. vi saes
The medical faculty 70 s psz 5tsi -
Prolssi.s,- BJ e s,slliaE szA ssesT1s ersy !.
ihe brsast SIDE, back firn5saisss n trs;i e'I Il
fleterss seat, rsisz:iss,, lrass=s. 47s IS I aas
EaE1f4lons HssiEzla, is9srb=hegs. E=. -ss'I Goa
1i.s 4 3S a1Hes p5e11ratisa ri sa.eeizz =.
baton 81 Lac Aeiieal Er1E=sei7 tie ssat1 1880
bar bansraii tssiapny q teis Eena=rfni y as
r. .zseTs9e tsssn s fs5osEssa ts. he st..-s
Asatea1 SE4ss- I4 have beE before IL - o %
tt=a fea sSart l'sI ~ he many 4saassrs 90.
az 81 e1s q q sfEk tss ~ failure % efrs 49, q.
eessq:4slis, All FhaJ e rorn "a TIE 4et4 I.y "A
sons u al sEtsa:oas While t Ibs-e rIzir 81. re r.
r tAEse4a OF Iil4 hsEIsstanee rot . Frr - A''
Uny sOd the Tbliess Hass-- ssId b " n ~
Z II. LOGAN Z On
eTFA BFfEEe
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
MAII- PAPER- cHEApER THAN ENER

I'VE vii now scn ane MD heavily glazed zan paper
w SIX AMI G5s< e=-ts. which formerly sold, AMI - roy
4sTs7r siseE-=z T. Al - cents per bolt Tie Paper Is
% tTe-s prser and tiI- oglS n-T tbs nduee-
sE p-ezsers Is that the IzIsTs - The usual prices
hi= Tor The 1a-Ei We have also Ia hasis very
Ale fuss received re-F tskf zaonE thea ;ae iE.v3te
eorres1reuee .teI WeSsfer by his SoEs Viva, b.
Mrs. soahEort; IN E4roP, by IraasSess HnGa!rs
sGftha; Tie days Of KY Lss school Anus Gt.eta
~ Mrs Denuiss7a- &c isIs-
Western Slase for also IA: asserteHfof school
s-d PLANK Book, H., *. a.
Al ;.e ft;@ p-Eieai=ss =l4 sEessly Parsrs- At.
J. &C OER'S,
" IL MAJ 81. lKa..iE1:. Vs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
No. 9 Washington Hall.

THE GrdeFd&sed you'd Repeatedly inform his fFisa'
and patrons ard the citizens Of WheslnE and Y!eini;y
FensFzIT that Fall and winter Seek Il
Coti CasGsrsg and TsstiBs all of which he Y prTzrsd
u make r 70 sFer Gatsst anil zost approved stJis
ad bit manner BOee, aed prices which e1nno
fall 70 Pease baJeEs All goo5s NARRATED 70 be
good As rec91aEended, sale :. II ETALL9LAS,
NeFeh q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17
DR ]. q. SMITH.

UIt- y. Y . s59III u
TNDTTcR Of the Bos3oz Aiediezi ai Se-ieai Journal
T. Mayor Of Eoon. I'VE learn tAt Dr. Watt
s : Ef!fshfng edition % his book, e1fiileli
.Siaua. Dirsctioas er .he EipoysSn q
sisge bookN utts sts Improved
syriBges, CRAFTY evidence OF She sueeess Of his
snterprise. anl sysnSe have been highly sPo+
| nstf Pm ySiciaas.4
more nseri fs rolz1e egali 6eer rit
ten - Il slssHs nf5rr1 mon. which EVERY FAMILY
IL OCCASION ALLY OF and sEifal.
important eiaPtsTA Sieh adtESsset nars parts
uIs-Iy PhgSelans.5
Dr. Wai;s5n,s Syringe ard Nianual, are fog sab p
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-17

w Etsh u lnioEi7 drinking friends that
w ss@'a PzsPAFyd . tu-1ish PuRE COLD hIINEEsaL
" NTEsR eqzal any lis ceantr Rem abe=
S0qia A:ertts Tare trr htEsIy
ehAEEei Gith uhcloe and reaty stiaauiao Is
eSeFVSsetneS Is ovi 70 iae escape q rs
the pFesrree ~ Soda aS TrcarS Acid n Ss3A
Oar SErIrs eo1adsrt coca; say bNsad n
The EasteFo cities Se j. Ihe :ei3Eca @ go.e
tried bo1h-
IL aliIiN tSe ssaSl frait rns have SIC degea,
eES CTeSn Syrurs and ~ 1aracls5 aIIoCK AND SODA
and Catauea Sy-aFs. Cz u u rSv DRAG STOKE.
isi Z IL I0ti4N : CO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16


Agent Of Davenport a>t Rock Islgnd
OFFICE, Davenport, a the STATE DEMOCRAT
Once Post Ofice BLid;ns. Brady street.
ms X
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
DAVENPORT, OCTOBER le. 1857

An ArrEAL TO WoMAN.-lt requir
es bard times 10 call ont the distin
gushing virtues of woman. The poet
understood the nature of the bean ser,
when he exclaimed
"ot woman, in our bours o'ease,r -
Now is the time for her to sacrifice
the trarpincs Of vanity, and pcrhap.
even the qualifications Of refined
taste, 10 stern sense Of dnty. On
tins point a contemporary well dis
courses:
Now is the time for Woman TO bc
Of use. She can do much 10 repair
evils which, in many cases, She can do
little 10 avert. We hope aud believe
that she is at home, doing her dutv, or
abroad, extending the sphere Of her
AID and sympathy. She must have no
new dresses this l'al. She must take
leave Of the carriage and horses with
outhystcrlcal emotion. They NAV come
back some day meanwhile, make the
best OF H. Let neatncss and diligence
smooth over the gaps ofuprootel luxu-
ry-let the children BE- cherished rs
future helps, not wcpt over as present
burdens. Above all, have cheerful
ace and a warm comfort for that for
lorn individual who must presently
come home weary, worn, bailied and Al
his wits end. Yes. ! say into YOU
cheer him."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16


3i5 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold IN Davenport hy TAYLOR q BALLARD and
all Druggist nencsI land ty Carlos Cook Druggist
who VIII furnish the trade at manufacturer prices,
Junes2ikwbrn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

ON boDIEs.-Jhc following is from
ia article by Oliver w. Holmes, in The
last number Il the NORTH America
Review
III the reader Of this paper live an
other year, his selfconseious principle
sill have migrated from It's present
tenement TO another, the raw materials
even of which aie not yet put together
! portion Of that body Of his which IS
70 be, VIII ripen il the corn Of this
next harvest Another portion Of his
future person he viii purchase, OF
others will purchase Tor him, headed
up III the form OF certain barrels OF po-
tatocs a third fraction is yet to b.
gathered in the Southern rice field
The limbs with which he is then 10
walk, will bc clad with flesh borrowed
tfol" The tenants Of many stalls and
pastures, now unconcious Of their
loom.
The very organs of speech, with
which he is 10 talk 50 wisely, plead SO
cloqlcntIy, or speak 50 effectively,
mr-t flst serve his humble brethren to
blcat, t. below, and for al the varied
uitcranec ofhristlrd u taathorcl barn
yard hle. lis bones themselves are q
q great extent d pass and not u q Z.
4 BAG Of phosphate Of lime which
he has orlc,cd from Professor Mapcs
for his grounds, contains a large part
Of that which is 70 b. his skeleton.
Aud more than all this, by far greater
pant Of hi, body j, nothing after III hat
water. The main substance Of his
scattered members is to he looked for
IN the reservoir in tie running stream,
at the bottom .. the Wei, il the cIou /,
that lloat over lis head, Of dllascd
among them all.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
RAGE CHANCE
TO SECURE
Valuable Farming Lands
IN SCOTT COUNTY.

These lands were selected many wears sgs, anil
comprise -ome the best sn,ia ia Scott County. aud
have never hefaFt hcr ,fgrrd fAr sal"
.urtftrl coon n SAW1FhT.
I AND wAaRANTs.- An skos for saeby
IL COOK 4 SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

Tie liver l. ore OF rs tlic principal regulators
aftbs h.rian and ;ss VII u y tierns a.
f.l 4e 3 y,,. ttt. pm ~. ~ me as>ss N arc
i4s.y developed lie ~ @tD1 Y is slttesi en-
fir,lv der scent on TIE - btmItny aeHsa III
tie iIv#r fUr the pr Ha Te ri' aH4 ~ t
isi Ion. WIEN ~ SO ..t :eas', he
isW.i are q: ltlJt ,sid y fHr ST. era -ni-
tets ~ cons 4l~ae ~ ~ ai--fh. - Ek
Having .ls.d t. dc s&s Eiy- f9f TIE lis
cases % ma crrau,oue tsiA &C., ptopr1 tTs mas
male Il hts -t}ias, n NezF l.a
teguty ar. IL nd X s" frtn'uy 5-i ar''-
vi : T. 60 lnteraat til w. marF Z. an-emsnts o.
winch j, hail" R2
r. ptore .h.t TIL re n d- At tat to8rd,
aay pe. troBh.at ~ with tsr tgaIi# tIt
in 81 - 'rns ass ~ In. 10 ny hsf..e =, AMI
A nJ.ouud h4~l.een ~ formed hy dis diving
gems M cN:rs, in tha' iJgt which j., oil
- t - a. 81, it viz a tre. ~ the medicine.
Ta.so 1Gm- rem r ST. rsss 81 4 IA or had in-ttcr
It, ~ tiis yat eH. mp y 'yu & M ihftr place.
Il Sc t i y VI tiF, ,a- rrg F.t ts,tit+ heetonaeh
cs.n il Z teAd rs a E-st w3. purifying / t,
20 ii g .;3s ne sfs - a.a!th 20 the WIZ"
M4sl 5tts re ., IS s.-s n car-es II tb di--
aase. -sl .rco * y r,d.5,l ease without
an q ~: aO aSs sfirr rA fit BY
ISM ,a4ado, WIN c,'ai ioiNon tfst is
u#u4.is ltse tfr. ~
o .5dase At, aim u. IS aci ut to relieve
thc ,toraa d aad pre- vent W food From ris-
ia 81 iritg -
oaly ons aa.e ;aa u ~ heflre retiring prevents
nightmare. as
only one do.c TAX sszs q, night loos.ns tn
ore.l ,,I, go SYr e, n -t,1 viii eurr
Bss,
$500 a.efr - gsss .sa-.Icon. ffr yil al
wa rtl.eg ~ a5- - ssae.
n.s... el...'e.,s II, ra@ H , ,rd RIA
5ss-t,et.@-
0f.E ene@o g. aiaf''y reliv YES CheiS,
IT,. ,liL,
2.... ,...I..f 10 racrrrence
i JiI...5,e ~ s. ,-i - - -'.,,.. al ,.st-fI f4s,
mo
80 OitA ai 3ttta - nefbri " thfoN ahy % tis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

\ SUCCESSIVE kEJoHr-A clergy
man oh>cr in- a poor man ~ the road
breaking stones with piclaSe, and
knecling to get at his work better,
made the remark, "Ah, John, wish |
could break the stony hearts Of my
hearers rs easily as YOU are breaking
those stones" The man replied. Per
haps, master, you do not work on yoor
khefS."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
Dupont's 9anpovlor.

UVQu unAsssa0os1 b ~ luiy epDaints1 A1aot
u - Usnm DlpsaA - VnhAyo Qnoeaeo4 -
- - 49, - ~, q 49,: - - J, - =,
: sa As-sa'A' ss'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16

$50 AcRfs hfsf quality lsni. M mill from the
iOO CITY tWits, .uitallr t. dlt ide Into scra
lots. Terms ole afih ca-li, baial.c in nsc years.
IGnE a 2AnGEGT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-16
X A RE CEE a NOE.

Sn BUIIni'tG iuts IN me etty u Davenport. IA
~ vorahie iecatcti. viii te told ty ~ under
sirueI on ofdltuf ffau, ON % nyc years, - any
p.rseu who ri.l tuli iIu- Jason
COOK q SARGENT.