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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
Medical.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

- 2NykA- IN IN A<IA4s
rs. sM Il would respectfnliy inform his
friends and Ppblis that he sontip =! ts
Medical House, No. ii, South Ere leriek street,
on al diseases Of Al PRIV AVE. OR DEIIGA5T
MATURE. His long experience at.d attention
method 81 atInenf, and SIS sues
during a long and eXtensive tics, ena4s
blesf him, confident to- all persons
30 affi Eeed a,safe and eure,i thoutIin5
juty to theiconst tuition oE nanement from bn7s
siness. By long course OTIS aud prapsicak
experieneeaD DIT. Is: has now the graf alton OF
presenting the unfortunate W th remedies that.
have failed ipee he need theInsf
tocufe the most case, and that in. ~ yeT
ryS short But lie time, thout tho aid of
mercury OF any other deleterioHs drug. Within
thirty thoIsand cases Of the 6ye SlafaSter, md
it may be safely said that MORE IA ASsaoSE nAusl
of the,p patients had been pre- with
mercury and othenIhi oisons by some for
eign or native pretender totthe healing art. go "a
Dr.i Smith does not profess tosbe a. Rafisian, on
graduate of any. nlonf or hospital.
He believes the tied States can procure physi7.
Siaa9 ~ saPRBs 81 ogFiag disease meter
II nav SsS q III
fRo Ia have sSTa R%a iyn 81 Zone
loYertakes him, thatl time 6Hld Be lost in ma
king application to 10 som tent physician, as
they would not only obtain Feiieeff pain,
~ n tlS a
~ tS =.
H. - rs ittI, IN, III
ilstye
.isha oa;g O p ia; ~;
;S. Isoaso =;
tuS 20 W 'a ~ y SMs
% t ~
~ st 80; ~ NY
then land not HIl shen, d.
S,1I M s,sty ~ tt y ~ ~ =
y6TsG W,.s, A., hess c,, /,
I,aL;iiF 100 VI = ~
cxt ~ ,hay =
tIo tr"iT, ~ I,nJiI; mi icsSl
~ ~ 5d5; Sl,;tI5 ~ !St7
~; ID; Il, liz IL oi y
f. t,s,l I,ItI S snsy c'tli
Sr fTbis;. on nf test III: ~, urn
Fail MAN AZ, So tIo,,s I'm t De
49,, ~ 81 ZIG M
1;nmt bonos ~ IA s3 M
~ uu Dtl lsSu, IN INC plAI
Inc ooiS alnslo o. t an aspiring Youth
f H. -. "a; DtoA oyes "'lG IiA0S'
r.. T. .no ~ n heSs,
T, 4, SI..,' ~ S'.tS u'oI S -
fro1 III IN t;as ~; + - St 10y !ls mosE
90 i.o ~ soSo Mlo lye 3nre
r;o ,o ~ ls,a loss OF Va,
~ - OF inc learilri
nj oo ~ w 'tPe 70 :oItl
go, t;t,%o t'lu ooes, occur
from grsyel, aePosifes IN the urine, and
oit y oUlte c:tSc' pIC " IaE the nosttre-'
~, II ~ a ,toUso 81 tne sexual orr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
eViPgiIaia Hotel.

10y H. a. BARRON, .PHILLIPPI, Va.--55
+lO Tho proPrietor has re7opened his house
for the accomnodation Of the public, and re-
'sPectfuIy solcisa share of patronage. His no.
tel hus just been enlarged and fitted up in good
style, aud he will spare no pains to contribute to
The comfort and convenience Of those who may
biz or him with their CUSTOM - .. IS 70 !
~ There Is attached to tile House good sta
BILE attended by careful and trusty hOstlers. ...,
r, October 18th, .le54-y ~ - S-i~ 7"' 10,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
Harrison House,
BRIDGEPORsY. Va

ETNHE undersigned would respectfully announce
~ to the tpEgblic, that he has opened q Public
3 This House having boon built and fitted
up expressly for the eiitcrtainment of tho
public, he feels eonidsnttha he can satisfacto-
fily entertain III who may favor him itha Gull.
~ HIS STABLE Is large and convenient aand
Wal bc carefully attended. 'i,eat -H
<, Charges wilfb6 made ut all times as rcasonG-
ble as circumstances will admit. - ;Fss Y
- i@eai@p.D! WILKINSON, Proprietor. s
Il April4thj lS55:-Iy 2=':'if 5uasEa t-. tsst.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03

T6PREvESSr GRU4:-Take woollen cloth,
say six inches III width, and, after re-
moving the. earth about six inches in
width, around the tree you wish to. pro-
tect. tosthe depthrof three inches, wrap
theoeloth about SO that when the earth is
again adjusted to the tree, the cloth will
bethreeeinches above and three below
the Surface Of the ground. tying The cloth
with an elastic string. ~. - : ,- g.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03

A. CuRE EoR-rnE BARRIER s Irou.-Hav-
ing in numberIsss instances, seen the
good" effects Of The following prescrip.
tion. can certify to its being a perfect
remedy Dilute corrosive .sublimate
with oil Of almonds, apply it to the face
occasionally, and IN a few days cure
will be effected. ~. 49,. =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
/. Union HAO1ISe.

THE subScribcr!ctIIlps this method of lin :
rally, th4t he has opened u public house
i'll JANE LEW, Lewis. county, Va, where he
would be plq"scd to see all disposed to favor him
lie is firnishcdWfth ill convcnionees necessary
to reader tho visits OF his guests pleasant and
and no Pansw vii DO spared to ut
< Portion Of the public patronage is respect
FULLY solicited. NJ. ". BALL.
Is poeem!ber 9th, s59.-ly. i4~,is-Ees, 4, :
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03

OIL CAKE FOR Mich Cows.-Oil cake
praducss a general flow. of milk. 1t may
be'fed to heifers for three months before
their first calying. aud will produce q
larger development OF udder. than other.
wlse. A cheap way Of reaching the res
suit, is the following Throw handful
of boiled aaxseed over the fodder every
SsV,--. Az .~-- tr...- .-a "a. ais O.. ...
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
united Stafes motel.

g CONLEY,. Proprietor, opposite the
Il Court House, PA Va.
a" This house has been refitted aud many i'm
royements nude by the present proprietor, vino
vIspare 10 palms. to contribute to tho comfort
of his visitors. 's Les v T. III
DFGoqd Stlblng attached to the house
sep2r'y ta-"@a. 90 ;"e.. ZEE -.'~..s s--
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
? "a g-3zETET.ET
NOllGGd !

MIR. H.eyy. S. RlGDEMt Having taken
4H1- charge Of the working department of, 1u5ys
establishment, is prepared 10 execute in tae. ve-
~ best manner, all kinds of work in The line of
Watch and Clock tMaking, Jewelling. and Sill
versmithing, sc. Plain JswelEy and Silver
waro made TO order. >. H. ;NfURPHEY.,s
u Posiuyetys nQleredit for5wOrk. i5yossrs /
Septembsr 5th, ls56.-tf si3. s5..,s., -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
EPaVly gGcNs & Son.

GROCERs & COMMISSION
wv AlEKCllANTS,N No. 2, South Eutaw Street
Baltimore, Md, will give their attention to the
selling, Of Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather, or any
Kind OF country produce which may be co nsiSncd
to their caro-, and by leave VIC rcur to tho follow
ing gentlemen. -
v. Harrison, Beui. Wilson, Chs. Lewis.
J. D. Wilson, Burton Dc$parl, Clarllsburg.
j. NJ. Bennett, JAS. Bennett, Minter Bailey
Caleb Boggcss, Vim. Z. arnold, E.J MoCan-
J;J. Winter, Mm.. c. Fi!zhugh, q. w. San
dusty, MesSrs. W.rI Johnson ~ Co. Elias Lawson
Nj. II, Jonnsod,L. b. Johnson, e. II. a
Kunst, ]. Z. Sharpcs, Abraham Smith, John
Burdott, Pruntytowlr.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
Music, Piano, &c

M,,e;e4 piano &c19 p
:
V1cT<ST<, e m
: l'' M o.NS - w uslc
( PRICES GREATLY REDUCEDIf
lTToRACF w ALTERS. No. ass Tsrooel,va,.7 :
I'LL ork, Agent for the sale of the best sew
and New YoriS Pianos and NIeloaeona " os,sonf
pest assortment OF Music Merchandise in i ,s
United States Pianos from five different she :
afacfnres, ofevery variety Of styiefron,S t mans
in plain cases for 5000 20 those II sSs
Sost ELEGANT finish for $1,000. No Honse 4; ms stnee
Union can come in for the nn,ns sae
variety and celebrity ofits instruments nor III
eStremely low prices at W hich they are sold
: NJ, nj c,fe,,, I,,,..- n
2 y; ~ = :. fsoFed III
amos AMOS ~. -
WIN on ll9n iaA..1's' ~ sneir new
sesle ana ~ slot, - Hs , aHs eoinpasss-
q sohs sll - T,o ofpAusy and
nliltS OF tne - ware plaho the sess and
tss a 81 meg
equal ~ n9t eo my osns1 mas.
are gparap teed go stane sae OF every cah
mate. s
i ~ Horace w aters' ~ eIode cons.
fTuned the equal teinperaInent,) superi6ffn
each desirable quail sole agent for tLs sais,
of S. b. IL Hs. W. Smiths celebrated Meloaecssl
can also fnfnis IL of l7other inaksSs
Prices from $40 to Tor two sets ef reeds,.S
Mslod6ons; saT5 and $500. $3.50
MusIo.+o One Of the lRr gest and best Catalogues
of Music now PUB lisfed SOLD at gecatls REDUCED
prices. Music cnt TO sliefes er orleled, p6stAl
paid.I Personal attention paid 70 ali orders fSll
S iSTais Satalas6Ss SUI s. aSlI. M
Great ind uoements offered To- agents - seli1thkT,
above. liberal discount 10 deal ess, teaclser,,
sentinaries and elergyneti ". & AZ m, n -
Each Instrument III TO "a pe 81"
| ton, or purchase money Tefltndsd. Sstonas.N
hand Pianos pt Great burg tinss eonstantiy ,inaS
' TSs t sT Tron, = ss
oni"ioas ~ /, 4. tsrasO - anu
l. y q vi In IN esF : s7fi .FF
.,r, Ir x,y.a.-., % ~. -, 100 " III
~. ill ,...s, amos as
M ,Ens
~ tIleso ~ ot eonilS'
denee, from Sesonst N exceiso
ient V0taS niu 3"'NY 9"H''e N' Il GSaasel
st. ., ,ri,.
, u, tnS = is NJ. X. The
y es I9I ~
lion, ilss ss' 81 SStis were
"a Ss y
20 20 IA az y! niao
Der Of, Of the 1S5l igTgSs Sssrs
ing Of tho very best quslity." - 0o'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03

To FARaERs' WIvEs.-While our hus-
bands are discussing improvements in al
most every Branch ID their business, is
it right for us to neglect our department
as much as we do :? There is no, woman
who let's household duties occupy most of
her mind and time but who makes new
discoveries. drilling perhaps. but our ne
veRendiBgsiHbors"are made up of tri1es, }
and imprOveapon old modes oflabor, and
outsider it ourduty, and it should bd
our pleasure to let our lig hit shine abroad
SO that others may also, De, benefited, Il
would take but a, small, portion Of oul
time, which, would beisamply repaid by
allattending to'Ehis,duty. and each learn.
inss,of the 8ttier. - PHILADELPHIA Dollar
Newspaper. 50, -s&aa ,e...,t " ..ts q, rs
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
,3NEVV SpORE,

AT TILE HARRISBURG STATION !
7 WOULD respectfully inform tho public that
Il / am NOW opening avery largelot Of ,o-
: " SGaSOmabiG Goods!
At my Warehouse, which will be sold wholesale
or retail, on tho very best forms. ~ .s ~.
p. Tho Indies areinvitc,tt to call md examine the
stock, us they have been cared for IN the selut-
ton. r..' -... '' s'H-
a full supply of Iron, Nails, Glass, Salt, &C.,
always on hand. u '- .r 80 r....',
Now Is the time TO save the dimes.
All kinds OF produce purchased on liberal
terms. I'll '.f . ''.r'
Goods, or produce sent to my care will be
promptly attended to. A NJ. BASPABLE..
ClarkSOurg Depot, N. W: Va. r. r., October
lS36.-oc3 II. ~. :" "s.sl
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
,aBIacksImithing

pa The subscribers having formed d part
a. 1uership in the Blacksmithipg business,
49, and taken the shop formerly occupied by
81 w. McGinnis, .near Bartlett's Hotcl, ara pre-
Pared to dc. any Kind Of work IN their line, at
terms. A II work warranted. ,,oh
.5sa.t,a ,Ei'fS Sa:5g COLLINS. &sBASH.
ClarSsburg, Fob. 9,7s56Lly s1
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03

BLOODY TRAoEDy.-on Saturday last,
Col james Price, an old citizen Of
Clarke county. KY. and. his son were
foundslyipg on public road in that coun,
ty' weltering in their blood /; the father
having reGei3edrth6 tShtents bf fa double
barrelef shot gun, loaded With buckshot;
in the abdomen and lower part of his bo,
dy, while the son had been shot through
the body by bullet from a revolver.
Both wege, PFsPIlipgs wh found. ,and it
is thought the. old gentleman. mayssnn9 ixe,
althonghrnoshore is enteftainediof die re,
covefy oftiiet SON.. The Cincinnati Com.
merical states that Mrs. Price was the
author ofan article in the s0hfoi Farmer,
to'which man named Gay, .b5k Sxcep.l
ton Personal to himself. Meeting Col.
Prlas riding along the road, he tired upon
him. and upon young PniGs's interfering
slut him do Nsn. also. and then escaped. :,
70 siG4 - eLsI IeL :. 5 ,teeId a. = 80 =.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
LiYcrv9Stable.

~, The subscriber il br sssg nj -
rH8A- pared 70 aecomhi 9dats Tie
pupLIc with Horses, Vehicles, S4Z = S.Z-z'
upon the most reasonable Terms. Stable an IN.
Pike street about half way between Walkers aud
Dents Hotels, CIarksburg.
Horses az all times tor.sRIe.5S - : -
A Hack Is Regularly run ftotn Clarksb5rg I q
Fetterman. q 8 q. 10 : n o ~
- =, sa s w e. SAYLOR.
OIL NQVemb5r 4t1. lS55.--ly a1 1i1f
81. II. aIurplrey.
as inst Esceiye6 IRON tiid Est Il I.,r-s st,,s.
4 u. of Esq ELIsY and NOTIONS. WINCH. H.
,slil sen low HIS stosE Is much larger han
Jan. eth IS5s-Itn
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
StOYGs.!S Stoves :. Stoves :!
CIarksbur% DcDOf.

S8 80 Els;5zEE 1Es9s!ssa#
r HE N. W.rVA.aRAIEROAD being In ops:
10 be properly taken cars 6f and forwarded with
out delay, should have them when sent to this
Station, addressed TO the care of the uuaersign-
ed, acting agent. ISAAC BAKER. -
Acting Agent for R.. R., Co.,
iClarksburg, Va, Oct. 28t6, '5e3.,,s = = %
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03

re Two weayersi NoFkipg in one shop
10, the cityiof Houston. were eousersints
one dayton hensubiect Of authorship,
when Doe 81 hem observed that the man
Fiais %as Great author 1ke4 had k9lAi
rhat n5.tti name attached.io "a great ma
nysbaoks. -. s.-,Zs Z.
"You,mpstbe q stupid blockhead, 2 re-
piled The other, sDihat man named Fms
Is The printer.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
L., SCOTT q CO.'S
( - ! REPRINT NJ Of 'TTflE' is ts2> j
British Periodicals,
.. AND THE
FARMERS GUIDE.

O%NSsHe@SAS
CGREAT REDUCTION in lie mice Of the
NJ hitter publication. l.. SCOTTa 81 CO.,
New York, continue to publish the following
leading British Periodicals, viz: rn'
l. The BoxDoN QuAnrERLr, (Conservatvc.)
,. The EDINBuEG REVIEW, (Whig.) .-t.., ....
3; The NORTH BRrrsH REVIEW, Gree Church. }
i, The WEsTMrNsrEn REVIEW, (Liheral. }
). BLAeKwooD's EDINBUkG MAGAZINE, (Tory.)
These Periodicals ably represent tn, three
great political parties Of Great Britain-Whir,
Tory and Radca-but. politics only forms one
feature of their character AS organs Of tha
mos, profound writer's on Scienccs Lite rature,
Morality and 2el stO H. tlley stItld as shay ever
have stood !. unr,vatled in.lhe world OF letters.
being considered Indispensable TO the scholar
aud the professional man, while TO the iutcIli
geut reader of every class they furnish ID more
correct aud satisfactory record of the current
literature oCthe day, throughout the world Than
can be possibly obtained from any other sUurc1,
EARLY CorEs.-The receipt ofadvAncc sheets
from the British Publishers gives additional val
ue 70 these REPRINTS. inusnuch as they can
now be placed in the hands Of subscribers about
us soon as the original edition.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03
Testimonials from Professors, ana
Opinions of the lElress..

s.The Horace watera' Pianos aregknskn
among the very best. We are enahloi 10 spekkfh
OF these Instruments, some degrees aof confis,
Ccncc, from personal knowledge of their exceIs,,
lent tonG and durable 9na.ity."--N. Y. Evanse;
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-07-03

-. PAL&rrNE, Marion co. Vac, May -, 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

sE-We are surprised that the Davenport
Gazette should claim the adoption Of the
new Constitution as a party triumph. 1t
was not made test of Democracy in sim
gle county in the State and its adoption is
no proof that the Republican party is in the
majority in Iowa Republican Paper.
The chap who wrote the above, is evil
IDENTIFY preparing a resting place for his
weary limbs The Gazette and nearly, if
not quite all the Republican papers, of any
account fought the battle on the broad
ground that the Constitution was Repub-
lean, ''squeaking' instrument, and that its
defeat would be the death knell of that
party. After a defeat, perfect rout in the
State on the County Tickets, it is too late to
play the sneak game
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
l. A L Els Il NEW S

New York, Aug. Is.
The steamship Tennessee from San
Juan the 10th inst, arrived this fore
noon. She brings 275 passengers, OF
whom 26O were deserters from Walk
er's army.
VIM. H. Peck has been appointed
Postmaster Of BROOKLYN, vice Dan'l
Voorhees,, whose term of office expires
September 3Oth.
The Chinese correspondent of the
Times, writing on board the U. S.
steamship San Jacinto June 9th, reite-
rates the report that the Island OF
Formosa is to be seized and held as an
naturalization for the losses sustained
by the American citizens during the
recent war.
He says that Capt. Simons, Of the
marine corps attacked to the San JAG
into, was three months previously dis
patched to Formosa with instructions
to hoist the American flag in the city
of Fung Shan and take formal posses
sion OF the Island.
The same correspondent says that
the rebels in the northern part of China
have captured the cities of Shaonwoo
and Geuping,in the interior, and ad-
vancing on Hollow.
The Imperial forces in the vicinity
of Chinese Paris, Suchan, have revolt
ed, driving the Governor Of the Pro-
vince and his officials from the city,
and have taken possession and robbed
the military chest OF 10000 palcs OF
silver.
Two thousand starving refugees
from Nankin have sought and obtained
relief at Shanghai.
The L. s. steam fiigate Mississippi
bonnd for China this morning came
down from the navy yard and anchor
ed off the battery.
About 100 Of the fillibusterers per
the steamship Tennessee, were virtually
naked and half starved, exhibited
themselves in the Park this A. NJ. for
the purpose of soliciting sympathy and
pecunlary aid.
Mr.. Litchfeld, President of the NJ.
S. Il. X. resigned to day.
1t is reported that some Of the paper
ofthe company was protested to day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
WASHINGTON. Aug. |

washington, aug 10.
A delegation from Maryland, headed
by Chief Justice Legrand, called upon
the President to day, pressing the ap
pointment of Col. G. W. Hughes as Com.
missioner of Patents.
1t is understood that the appointment
lies between hughes and judge in one
of the New England States.
The war department received dis
patch this morning, confirming the news
Of the Cheyenne Indians stealing 500
head of cattle, not from tho army, but
the army contractors. They were being
driven in advance OF the army for meat.
Coils. Waters and Lockridge were in
Galveston on the 9Th inst. They were
bound for the western part Of the
State
The election Of Runnels. the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor is regar'
ded as certain.
Eleven democrats and five Know
Nothings had been elected to the SEN
ate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
MURDER AT PoRr BYRoN.-An a

MURDER AT PoRr BYRoN.-An al
tcrcation took place yesterday at Port By
ron between two young men, owing to some
disrespec,ful language used by one in re-
gard To the others sister. This was charged
on the young man by the brother, but wac
denied in very coarse language, which so
cnragcd him that he drew knife and
stabbed the other in the heart, causing in
slant death The murderer was arrested
and lodged in Jail at Rock Island. We did
not learn the names of either Of the young
men.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

Boston, Aug Is.
A suit claiming $500 damages for
an alleged breach of promise of mar
Rage, is causing considerable excite
ment in the fashionable circles of the
city. The parties are, Moses lngle, Of
N. y, petf., and DR.. Geo. Hayward and
wife det'ts. Mr.. Ingle met Mrs. Hay
ward in Europe, as the youthful, beau
tiful and wealthy widow Of the late
Amos Binney, where, he says, she
promised to marry HIM. The defen-
dants are now abroad. Rufus Choate
and Peleg w. Chandler are retained
for the defence. 1t is thought the case
will be pressed to trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
st. .Johna N. F.. Aup. |

st. Johns, N. F., Aug. l6.
As the fate of the enterprise for con.
Meeting this Island with Ireland will
much depend upon the character Of the
weather, We shall report tho same daily
until the Telegraph fleet arrives at Trim
ity Bay Yesterday the weather was
cool with but little wind from the north
west. To-day it is pleasant with gen.
tie breeze from the west.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
ST. Louis. Aug. Is

ST. Louis, Aug. Is.
The Kansas corresp ondent Of the Dem.
ocrst says nearly two hundred indict-
ments have been found against persons
in the neighborhood of Topeka.
Six men were arrested at Franklin BY
the dragons and taken to the CAMP
Rumor says that Walker was indignant
at Judge Cato's decision that payment
of taxes was q requisite qualification for
Q voter.
Robinson had been notified to appear
at Lecompton on the II th, for trial on
the old charge Of usurpation Of office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

Yesterday was one Of those days,
got up expressly TO lire in. With a bracing
breeze and the sun shining brightly, and the
Thermometer at about 60, humanity must
be very cholerc not to enjoy itself, at an
average, long way above par.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

The FIRsT.--Peck & Stanfield have
received small lot of Peaches, and from
the price they paid for them, we should
think they might possibly get their money
back il they should sell them for seven dol
lars piece. But they have no idea that
they can do this
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
lack the Giant Killer was in I,

Jack the Giant Killer was in town
yesterday. He brought but one pod of
beans with him, and that he left at Child 4
IIoath's Hardware Store. This pod was quite
small and short for its growth. being only
t'co feet and sir inches Tong. BY the way
Child 4 Ioaths is the place to buy good
and chrap Hardware
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

We learn from farmers from the in
terror of the county, that the damage by
the storms of rain TO the wheat will not be
anything like what was anticipated, al
though the barley is badly injured.