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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
Chicago Alton 4 st. Louis X. Il.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
GhicRgO and st. lOllis.

radus Isoos Ohtoago Jbr 81 Lo.as and s..tsrnss-
dtate places.
accommodation Train, (sundsy's o1ceptsd) SS0An
cypress Train, (Ssturdsy's ezcepted) IL f0rn
rvatns leaoe 81. IU1sts for Oasod1o and tnterme
dld;e p.0ces.
accommodation Tram, Sunday excepted) 90 =
express Train Saturdays excepted) 8sePs
Trsins run directly through, without change Of
cars baggage. Trans ruh through Joliet, Bloom
ngton, ep1iugde.d, Cxrllnvie and Alton.
xiTrains run this road make direct connections
tn Jolie, Gu, Oh and Michigan Central Railroad At
Jo.t making this the shortest, 4uckot and most re-
liable route bet- b; ...us and Rev YORK., Boston
phnsdepiiA, anu the kss,.
With Illinois Central b. It bloomington, for La.
sale, henuo.n and Cairo.
uh Great Western Of lllHoIs ~ Springfield, for
Decaur- ana h a,ius.
With 1n the Railroads aivergins from Ghicsao
nth dany line OF Packets Al 81 Louis for Heosuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tckcts foI all places mentioned SDeve "a,
procured A. eli The principal IL tet ooss lie The
United btate,, and OF he cfflcss
In 81, Louis u Chicago
foot OF W Arlington Az | ~ peaSuorn street, oppo
.nus, GA Lever. site fremont House.
kIGn'D z. MORGAN, ga, supt.
ei0OCsinaSons Jan a, iooe. teh'e"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
WHITES 4liDkiLLE BAN
LeCl0ire, Scott To-, I0srS
BAND OE TWELVE.

BAND OF TWELVE.
FIRST Violin, Jacob str4sser,
S.cond Violin, chnlts
Clsrione,, John bcL uhler,
Flute, ,ckttedt,
Comet, Nichaeii,
Em-t Trugpet, Hcory EchuhlsS.
becoE6 Trumpet, EtsT
Yirst French Horn, schrnder,
second French Horn. BsiEf,
FIRST Baritone, A. W. keel,
Contra Bass, Past.
ProIEtsr, A. NJ. white.
BAND OF FIVE
Hiyst Violin, A. "A WHIT,
Secood Violin, Jac, b ftrssser,
Ciarione, John shunler.
Cornet, Hsnry rebuhier,
Bass, "A. W Head.
Al orders efdrrs q 60 A. w. READ, or JA|
0rRASSER, Dsver port, low, 81 a. y wB|
Le Claire. Iowa, viii receive pr MT q ter on
y. We furnish better vase thsn sny d
Sand IN the state or mar. no ctargs.
oeps sss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
Aklcri(1's sale.

DY virtue uf cxtcut IN '-suet q ~ tie Nice
ID tn. cl Jk Of tie IL SIT I-U % . tuhA
Iowa Ia iav u " iroi. y ia ~ nd agai ~ J.
Aortou daI,d July Is 49, bg which am orl-
msn led hat OF the 6ovU, Latt =, s'uk or iuterrtt
III any COMPANY deDts duc, y pfy IN thr baair ~
tlira 10 son =. Ian AID tei cncnts w icb ar no
encnpi :, Law from IKE. q r,u. n ak tic I'll - -
w., huu~ra and seseu.e u ~ lgd doll - o IL N
anlU due 1 &C udins dc - tnierrs Al costs 20 -ni
ss wtt az all &c Ii 4, txacl n VIII Int =
.tl thereon .. the rate ~ sH prs II per ~ ruin
from the 18th dsy of + urIy Z i-s', ~ 'ntu
o. said execution have 'eviei tne followit
sbr.t.. heal Pr p rtyt Wit IT etofth cas- AZ
t,rOi he north al qua e. q s-e!i n nunihtr III
tes 40 t W ttip nn'' er re 'h'}-t Inc ~ IN 9
two (2J east. ia a. IN pr rcriy ~ IN. WITHIN :
i-Hrau J. + NJ Ttnn. t"ttbt give pm lac NJ &C.
that Will sell TIE arov- desc ~ .esi olrrly 1T
Liable aucti ID at the door . h Cont H"ds., Il
paye,ts TT s or cor Sat ot I w or fril y
gu-t 81, A u l-.,s at Ii u a. cook
said day, to the hshcrt and bts bud IA reior Ia
h.
July % 1858.
n LEONARD,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08

I,bR ST LOUIS, A. TON, Ii ,yKNwORTH 0ITY
Il Ksnrss Il Y, rs re Haute, Bvn Will, v.l ennes,
P'or,a, Drc-tur, sp'i' gield. "a A.onviiie, Naprs
G Iro, Aempnis, Ma h 3, vicksbu gh New Orleans
a.d III points on tn lower ssi.eippi.
Ira us ~i le.~e tn eat Ce',trai 'epot, foot OF
90 ith Water aud Ia streets, as follows
Penia, 81 l. Jus, Gin innst and Cairs Express at
300 tSu riay excepted
Peon,, 81 L 'uis and G iro Express At s:45 n
(eantsys excepted
Th. 18TH only romt- between ,hlcago and st Loui
without change OF cars, aud the st sx ,edt,ous Il
op uguel., IA. k~oIvin, anu n pies.
To seenscr> tr semphis, vi;ssburgh New Or.
iea's, &C. the route, afro. /, tn ly dir sno
" twenty four 'ur, In advance u any other.
CONTRACTING
Ar 'n~AN-wnh Peoria 4 vq ra~ ka 3 fr Pc.
oris, = ,esonrs aud t'w, upon main l,.e Limos
AT o.oxo With I. ains of H. {; eat We.,ern \
1eato "a willie ami L.fayett !; ~es, for a., me-
oeli .ae sonvnie and Napl,s towns On the lii.
n0i- Il yer.
ton q It L"l. y u. ging ,st to rerre Hau, India
nspoli tvans lie anu Cr.wfnrdsvn.e; ives. tor Al.
ton ant l. ui,.
At UDiN u SANDovAL-wfh train on the on ia
= y s>ts. . iRk, e,t for towns upon It's tine
vet 1T LOUIS aud Altoo
AT ST L0UD-w,t Pacific r and steamer fo,
Kanras aud nchrsshs and all point ON u; nissour
R.ver.
AT CAIRo-wnh teamers for Memphif Notch. ,
n y Nr.esn. and iNtr on the ME- iss,ppi river
For 0.l'na Dunl Duolqle Al d st Paul train,
leave VIA GAZE CHICAGO Union RR
Al 10 o'ciock A NJ and 3 - p NJ
Come tios At l'un'eith with ds " line OF First
Olsss Passepg trainers for Piai lie tn Chen La
Oeoese Win Ha,tings Hun, Prescott, ana 4,
PM. AlO CONNIE ting at dubuque With tn Do.
1rour : PACIFIC 4 Tor Dyersvhiu Cedar R.pid,
In ,spsrdence Sioux Cts &C.
~ wlooninston - Sale Dixon Amboy Polo &c
ers,as issv. via 0n,c.eo Bo',tngon
Ats.43A a u sne 500 Pn
$500. A,erc CORN cal ct Mad With trans On
M ~ II uisoss 0estrsi for all the above posss
fnaOu0B FIokhTs
~. - oAta,ns, Il M o0rs ofshe achisan oentral
s.s,sssss Fsuuagos se.suss oosnsr lake aah bar.
- Ssisf =; 800 = -. ~ g ~ ~ 'csgh =
~ eun,,Iay = the . 80 0uaBoA ~
-E n asssS 0i1os ond lses stsssss>
IA D. CLARA
iii;::s::'...A =; 2; -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
THAN BY ANY OTHIR ROUTE
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTION


A. Juliet with th- RJck Island RaiIosd Tor Otts
va, Laraie, Hock Isl I'd -nc O-ntra! va
Al Bluomisston With Iiiiuvl central Railroad f. .
Gin ou, Wayne viii. md De-otur. aud with sag
for Peoria.
A. Pc 81. junction With Peoria . Oluawks X X
for Walnut CIR W, washington. Pearis, Peki, Br III.
d I'd, .lulwood, KnoHvu.-. Galesburg koLus,uti
ani burlingh,n.
A. 5pr,nsn, ~ with Great Western Railroad foI
Jack .vLi-, Naples mi illino- River
Atm With Daily Line of P.as.ts 10 Hanniba
oui. CT and okuk, the mot expeditions .nd relic
b. root ~ ali p-rti nso Missouri
Al sc Louis win Dav FIRST Claso 81 amer g.,
N " OH las AID iuterm' iia y Int un '.. l. W !
Nj ,issipp = d Wit reLuiar lines VI r,ck 10 t.,
Ksns - Jor, y snd ali ,oirtts n tn NJ .on'i
T,nn, o. Cumb- rland aud Akin X vei-.
Th,vugh Ticket Can y" { red 10 ali Easter
Railrp III Ones % no Company Onices .. D-.i
Tor str ct p.rosit- tn. Trem Ut u u.' aud Il
Michigan S,ulhera AID Oh pots corner OF Va
Bur. ny 81 Tmnn ts.
Ne ponshi.' bagssg. Men = III be at the Depots /
ell tue Tion, lines un,iuK nto tn city - chez,
baSsaso thr ugh any ONT des rci on the line.
A Il. A'nIKE, Suverinten,tcnt.
L. Darling Oen', Agent icsgo. 1910 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08

thst hr has TAI en- n h,use on
Fifth street, No. llO,
0pprSite the Court Hon p, H. pav.s, OFT,
p opose- " n Lsfies sDi Genit.u,.n thai Ia
Color and B1uur siis Grip Sh wis, Heoi, Co
Hat, Re thsr., strsv md PURE
BE has been - vears In the bns in~ss spS
go te' :" Rns-is, siy. Germany and Ia. Tie p
pie ci'ts OF tn I'm ted ststsg
He viii $50
49, 0LEAEss, sOOrR C0LO8 AsD kYPAIf
ALI kI.Ds o.
ooNt1e11a< NJ C0CtvSG
sad ~ ssrsst ss~ oot~- Tsss src b.. s.sa~s 9
rase na tt y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
For Safe.

L co~Der Of e-co,d ard Reyt ods str-e.s In tie
city OF l. Claire, contain ins te ms hsv . rsv.
view o. come mi "a MP sn' down; a'so q e,od
e'"rrn w Oh ccn ans some $40 barrels II Va and
ae'nd srics smoke hon 1t one Of the D. slth,e-t
l"cstaons on ~ NJ >issi pa Rsvs-
II M. d 100 cash 10 bsllsnce 10 2 and .
yeers " prs ut In crest Per suPtter % ticu-
lars inquire q " prsaisss. n. hnsao . 8, ens
pear old
sn,t7n - n enaun0n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
RAILROADS.


OUsW0WstS s1TVuU QetVeUtS
IN and AFTER E7njas Hsy II b 1855, and unit
/fuFthrr notice. trains will esvs RocA Island DAN,
SUNDAYS .Hcrpted, a. follows
1T mall train a. 29Ah
% freight esoAk
sd night express sS0P
Trans arrive .; Hook Island daily, Sundays 81
s'ptcd, a. follow
Ist niszt eRpr..-ss b+0A. y
I'd freight Esinssy lpP
80 mall tram e-oP
All this road ere In direct oonnexion o
Jhicsso with trans both tho Michigan SontseH
Michigan Central. Pit ID re- Fort hyne sha Shi q
e. hail ks,ea from bs..oit, iooh
cleveland Coiurnbus, CincLnati, Pntsb0rHa
Dunkirk, Buass., niagara Fails, Albany, New Iorh
PhiI.deipats Baltimore and Washington. Also -
La6s lie with trs,ns " the Lii.sois Centrs koaG-
nurtL 10 tsacns South 10 81 LOUIS and Carr te
sh,oh places tcAets Ca D~ procured OF
". T.. Gr-mre.le, TlcGet Agent,
age It's, d. r. Depot, kock Islam.
PassenGsrs srs r-auused VI the esity sivut
Instinct directions I. the desttnatiou Of their Das
cage, Also procure tickste hefore taking their ssei
IA carr, the cJnd o,ect fares only
0s On the lime VI the CEicxgo hock Island rxiiruen
JOHN y TAACf, Suregintss.ient.
". WanHAs, As-'t bupt.
o,ct frlaiia. Nay. iG 1876 tdtn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
Iseusex eepess, Wsu.~. ~~p~vf

svsnE srrsse-, Afs~etasn vill % pesd h, h. -
! Der n r~vNtvhs ensnstnss : u. uNss = =
~ sAa~r Qnh erAtsei, styts. 0sa ck.s.s sro y
eemssc yssniseseskt .intse V ~ -tyls eSsst Z
ssss6sess IN suosfN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08

lsspsst'0 0shVswers
C.k:1ss:sss ~. - si..ss:: =. 3 .:,II.A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
CHICAGO.

Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.'S
,rlAna4& SHIPS.
T.s@s<S.
ANGLO saxon, NORTH AFRICAN,
sDiAN, h.h1H bki IN trw)
B'HtkIAS, tnsv) HUNG An NV
OVh ECO1tAk, NV --, IN W,
tunnins 10 oonn cion with the GRAND fsCNS
AiL-.AD o. Can do, ~ coIdrpct vi tut
.snad.sa Governmeut IN trsnspr, tie hens.
Dates Of sailing.
ev.ry .f,ern =. urd.y E~r, ale nat, s III :.
run; e2z ofMs OF icy rom u. e. APT
Tn o. sos. inclusive. u 20 nj DC. iaciusi.e.
During TIE sits- months 'b.se vs.s. Is conn-c.
with the ohAsD Thu,K k.IR"AD AZ Por i-ni
Ra"s Of Passage.
From chicago 20 liverpool, Mich. Central
GREAT eo,e AMI GRAAD 2RUnK RAIL
Roc I3 AID Ste. q -,
=. jls-s...... .......................tSa 10 500
cor ius 10 socomn. datlon.
eerag
i'"la tn c. . DIVISIONS.
from Itredpoot 10 ca9cago sea ners and Rail
IIx ~ acc nm datiou.
7'e 30. -
ia ~ I'M CO pfoViEio ..
fully gu ,iifcd surgeon ss w -s ch =, ssel.
"a ps-- gr iick-tei thr ugh vi be allo ~et, the
q antiiy b-sea<t Free by Rsilr ad a. h.
,re6s,r 2Oc D.! .,e IL. aeh cabin 10 lee
r rseh 81 fsse pas eng.r.
Sec rrai iium Qasbe; with the Mails ard
Pas 'ng'rs are dispatched on the arrival Of c CT
cam
I will BE- observed from he 'ollo~ing table tina
ia" Ca a nan lin IS ue zen every OTTER
The Alta &C, the -vrTape tasssgs Of the nstJ
an { ii IFS ms ty he anaLal TAB c, IN III
Usrdd dam Is, teing
Esduard. " stindrd
Collin l. a Il q oh 20n Collins line. iSi i3h Or
CuG'd an IL 25 5 C4u'd MP -
b. 4 on ii u % . RCsiOn..i2 /. y
G madam l..I0 10 U Canadian lneil o
Tn longest passag nsde y The Canadian In
w"f" A. TO l. pal aui ~ days I Qu-b,c.-
TIE { II Lne h-v made pa Tag Of IL I, - day.
and N Cunar Line 81 ! e. Il y.
f.r pas or fyeislt from Chicago 10 Liverpool
Or Liverpool to CLicag,, apply TO
wARRsCK,
Agent ~ the q Q y Go
hprlS-ttf CHS No &c Dearborn 81 Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
JAMES MOnl,OW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

~S.vs~-yss OFFERS Hie SERVICE A. III
SerE}tsss~ 10 hle ttenn- sut tt.e ual IiC ID
HYTHn DtursIEs I'd
AAAI CIV edtiE- eatt-fasti,n VII
iOu- ~ q. c~E;a. Ito has b,tn ".i.asc u u
loo iyIcL ofic. thc tat nfttb nONiLs, and =
ievug tnHt he has SUSTAINED ~ form. rr, utataS
Drntst, hc ask iut portion - thf IaJru4is
from hI- fri-afs -ui tie pnbiic H. scsuir-us. nj
~ IA kuo"lt-is VI beni Try and arIhnsrEI uts
his ficr anu inboiaiury 49, u l., pr~l ~
. DO any uvtk III IA DtLtul ttne. III pHsd 81 u,
4, an rrti froti sill Othets hs Ion u hv ecu
~, b-ng more q ably and durabIe, sud wJth VI
ooiLiOft ard sntists toL - "a, wtEr
81! pat 10 artIrciai "a dentufe- from IN 10
u set, ana do al other wOfA appeftA.nIns ~ D-
tstry.
Once xndresidenCs 1opnectUi, On Fourh - =
secjDd hJus 49, u Main, tsntrz D.. gOuataiu
residence
Any number of references siven irF~quirc1
MAJ 2dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
". Lsai., alton 4 hlcago II. h.
AIR LINE ROUTE.


TSh,csso ~ IT. LOUIS via At Luis, Al.on Chica'o
NRR al the way BY ksIit,ac.
oAssyIso fBx sasAT AsssioAs AND u q. MANA
To, ouiy direct and iali.b,c route to tn" S,utL
6ouLb wss.. seve.ty miles shorter THAI sny o'Le'
route
Trains leave dspo' u Michigan 5ouu-rn and H,et
lei .hd . n, c.rn 81 Van Ell aud -i'errlsn sts
n Loaf. Ds, Lapr.ss 10, 30 AND Ny, Is nda
e8c.plsd) arrive a, 81. L,u, 1870 am ~ mag.
D. l. a.. Ni4hi Elpres@-ia .soS a-Daiy. ar Nv
ot 3, Luis 40 st morDius.
DE- sap e4.-s,0J Ak-Dnly. arrive 81 Chiess
SEQ 10.
N,1us Sap. .ss-s,Ss p m-D.iy. arrive at Chicas
An
r. .ius run directly through wtnont change of carr
or bssgsgc. Time from Chicago 10 ~ lDnis
THIKrEES HOURS.
Passsng-rs desttncs 10. u, outn pxL.n, Sprinzreld
D.ratui,J &C. onv'lle, n apis aud all In on TIE
Mi,-issip !, Missouri kanras, Cumb.t aud snd Tel
ne. Rivets, b, takiue tue stov rn.e wa be sur
of making nn' eth 10 al arriving ia 81 L,uis q
adverlis.d tinse Avoii III Inoiou- des,s u tn,
CIR uitous Lnb,he p ria AZ. Illinois RI ei
s.vins tw Il ~ -rour hours me, being 81 miles st
d. tanss a oon,ingt n g. ,ess To Springfield, u
les TO ~. Leu aud Is i'.s To- Peoria
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-08
JULIUS CHEESE BIZ u II I, I
Don teal snr=Sc2A.

hIOuLD r.spseiiu'iy INTO r. ~ ith-b tan's
w Davenport and vicinity Tia, iis bzt OF ne'l
obs dirrctj Ovel thf IA Cngott ga, = -
Tln'e bir IN rty, triW ~. 4, AMI Fuu Va a
{ n TIE tranate tipn Mechanical an o..c nuyt iA
.i-tty Va All It, All. h'a hAattr, wdtts
~ ~ uoni and anriny hr trit 5eat 10 ~ A.s CO
St one 90 tnc ab'' ractio er- To- We ss-s
81. cTfdei thai an u."TAitt = sht 70 Il
10 b * ute1 a. f.i ana ssulf u ? n
tie vii re nI"st rsppJ - shoA ely ~ht MS ID
hun with eeA hi- K ma rdsst =, go. az
ttr h,Yhe.t lAfaeter hni ~uHli Htii" ~ m\
critic u -xAriii at.D nInn ~ Ne mE-t~
IAN L.. All "perati ~ IegiSr red ar. war ~
" | oiis thus o. tn pubic irtso ~ andt-
pleasure ia saDihIttins -" ." e5tt tel uitui~.
NEw Osros $40, - 80.
Thia NAV certify ttat ~ J c.. ctr ~ b-s y
ap q % f1iite 10 the Itld, o. p IT .tf}, AID
n NJ the p-si year b hst pp.fstst aim n IA
ot'ic. I ". plof s-icuah tHt ifAs trK Al
coz .4cbcc, Gni f1iN " tee ibuirhG n.i4i 70
wi hing such "r~ics, o. those of Irretl, .
rul bsuta Operator. ". v sHkfFikLu
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44,ODO,::.::.. a''' :'. .;s;S;.:i. s. S. I; y
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NEM EATARLlsNnINT.
E.4.v(Y DYE HOCE


l. GIAuFsER dre-p ct .niv rc,ify ~
] 'z.ns Of f's"snport, Rock Island AID yia
tlSt he has tai en- n h.,r.e on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

FFTEEs HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR WHIPPING HIS
WHE.-A man in good circumstances living on the
line OF Pitt township adjoining the city, attended the
Atlantic cable celebration on Thursday night, and took
enough of the intoxicating cup to make HIM forget the
Golden Rule" He went home late and without
any cause whatever whipped his wife 1.-THE mother of
two lovely childreD) most numerically. Yesterday
morning She bundled up her clothes, and was about
leaving her home TO return to her parents. When the
repentaDt husband perceived the drt of her prepsrs
tcns be began to make promises OF better treatment
in the future if she would only not leave him. She,
however persisted in her determination te go and he,
as an Involvement for her to stay, offered to transfer TO
her the house ard lot they occupied, worth some 81
200, which she accepted. There is debt of $3.50 on
the lot. Alderman Daft was engaged yesterday in
making tie transfer. Pittsburgh journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26

The LARGEST TRAIN THAT EVER CROSSED THE
PLAISs.-Freedom's Champion, Atchison, Kansas,
thus notices branch of industry or traffic from which
Kan,as ia destined to derive important benefits;
"The largest train started by private enterprise,
that ever crossed the Palms. s now Quitting In TINS
city, at the warehouse Of H. c. Cnalliss 1t will be
con pose Of % mule and 50 OK wagons, making lOJ
wsgons and requiring 200 mules, ,Uoo mead OF cate,
assorted merchandise. This mammoth train is owned
by Messrs. Hockaday, Burr Co., who design estao-
fishing chain Of station stores the line from Atchi-
1870 ->.-T---i- - r. .,.s'r -
depot and Quitting point. Messrs. Hocksday. Burr X
Co have the contract for carrying the Salt Lake mail
ard their design is to locate these stores all along the
mail route to supply their trains as they pass and
also to furnish the people Of the Plains with merchan-
disc. They will thus avoid the necessity Of carrying
supplies with each mail trsln as has heretofore been
the Gu tom. M Hocksday the senior partner OF the
firm, is now in this place. personally experimenting
the loading of his goods. The enterprise he has uu-
dertsken is gigantic one, but will bs 8 great pro-
moter of civilization and settlement in the vast terri
tory west Of Us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-26
BROoKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Board met in the Health Officers Room, City
Hall, yesterday, Mayor POWELL in the Chair.
A lar.e number Of nuissrces, such as sunken lots
filed with stagnart water, and cellars emitting bad
odors, &C.. all of which were appropriately referred.
The report Of the H. alth Officer shows that d nuI
ssrces were attended 10 during the preceding week.
The Health Officer made complaint of the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company, who refused to clean out the
cutters under their tracks, thus maintaining offensive
nuisances in different parts Of the city.
resolution was adopted notifying the Comp my
that if they did not comply with the directions Of the
Board within one week they would be prosecuted.
The Health Wsrdens were directed to render their
sanitary reports hereafter to Dr. Boyd, the Health
Officer.
resolution adopted notifying the proprie,ors
Who nsye commenced operations since January, 1880,
10 discontinue their business forthwith, or they viii be
prosecuted for violation OF the ordinances.
Another resolution passed forbidding the eIec-
ton Of bone boiling establishments within the city lin
It's hereafter.
Several bills were passed. and the Board adjourned
for one week,
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LoyE-PARgSTAL AUTHoRTY-SUIcIDE.-W hear
OF romantic affair between coupeof young people,
terminating in the suicide Of one of the parties BY
drowning. 1t would appear that for some time an a.
tscbmeIt has existed between Robert Hughes OF this
city, and young lady of st. Clair County ILL.,, con-
rary to the wishes Of the latters parents few days
clsndestney at house Myrtle street, in 81. Louie.
The time fixed was Wednesday. On going to the rem
devious at the appointed time, young Hughes, nste sd
Of meeting the BRIDE found letter stating that she
had started for this city, but had been overtaken by
her father, who compelled her 10 return and promise
soemnly never to marry her ATTAINED Yesterday
morning hat and snuff.bo1 were found on the bank
Of the river in the 10 part of the city and IN the
latter note signed by Hughes, stating that he had
destroyed himself on account OF his disappointment.
We give the story as we heard it.
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TIVE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
Il TENTH CENTURY.
PROFESS WOODS
HAIR REST ORATIVE

Gays St. Louis Mo- Democrat Below publish letter
Dr. WooD Of this city from gentleman in Maine which
speaks owingy Of tie superior merits Of his hair tonic. Such
evidence have M eject when coming from sTesbe source
cerkest.s are guarantees Of truth the Doctor needs no enco
NUNS nor u'ee'' POae from the press n. Ian % 1856
Prof o. j. woop CO Gentlemen: Having my attention
Hair Restorative induced make application Of upon
own hsiI which LAD become quite tsy probably one oa
the procured bottle Of Hair Reoriivs and
It about twice have since procured another bottle Of
Which baye used certify 70 the world that the
ay white hair hss totally disappeared both on my head aud
be- my hair h1s resumed s natural color, aud believe
sossy has been before for twenty-five years
lam sixty Ole ny good WHO o. the age OF hiJtwo
The above oce deem due TO You for your valuable dco,
cry am assured that whoever viii nightly H. pr dlrec
VIII have occasion 10 contradict my statements Am
sen Of a city and Is.aet mere oI I Se s IN, h ysG
Any you nay make Of Tie above VIII ny name A.
nature IN ''Nsi' '' wen ''''- ' a." A. T. RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
BALTIMORE, Jan ., 1855.
Prof wooD-De sr Having hsi the misfortune 70 lose the
be portion Of ~ hair from Of ye5w fever in New
S and ou a 70 swsr as the very Thing needed Ny
"''''n GIVING - ''' '-'''O '1'D finley JOHNSON
he undersigned the Rev X Brsss is minister in regular
sdug and pastor of the Orthodox Church ct Brookhed Macs
He gentleman Of great tfoenee, ana universally 6e!SysS
BrookFrLD. Mass, jan i2 1888.
Prof WooD-Dssr Sir; Having made trial o. your har ne
ortve gives pleasure that ts effect has been
cesut In felnoyI Inflammation. dsudTuh and constant ten
deuey itching with which have been troubled from my bid
nod and ha restored my hair which was bee ming gray
70 m original colof. have used other article with nyns
~ j. X. BRAGG.
Tie RESTORATIVE is put up IN bottles q three sl1s' W.
sfc medium AID msl the small holds half pint and rcas
Tor al per bottle; the medium holds AZ least 20 per cent more
IN foIoon tLsn he una aud Teais for ~ bottles ne
fe boes qgsr A. per cent more Al pfoP'u0H Ah' 'oa m
IS pr bottle. . 49,
= o. j. WOOD { Co. ProprieoIs No 3l2 Broadway, New
Yorb lin the great n Y Wire Railing Estsbisbmen and No
ina Msrkc a., e. Louis Moi and s0ld by all good Dnsa'
.nd Fancy Goods Dealers
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board held q meeting yesterday afternoon,
GUIIAN G.. NERPIASCK IN the char.
The following resolution Was offered, end by consent
il vas referred TO the Committee on the Marine Hos
pts:
RsolreG That the Physician Chief a. the Marine Hosris.
report Board what portions OF the grounds or
buog he'd 20 aid institution occupied or used icT
other purposes intended by She essbshmea OF the
Institutions also whether any nments have been male
people Of the State Of NewYOk and also whether IL bis
opinion deemed advisable % survey 10 BIZ nsde OF
said grounds by competent and hosphe In order
thereof may presented and acoree understanding
had, touching the tame.
The following the weekly report Of arrivals, and
the number Of inmates at the various institutions, and
the financial report:
Number Of emisrants arrived to Aug 18 1853. ..5 81
Number Of emf grants arrived since 70 Aug 5.,.... o8I
Total 1911
1855. 1857. 1856.
Number Of inmates in Institutions
at WGrd's ltand................. lC6i LBS ltj
Number Of inmates in Marine 80 80,
Hospital. I'D 100 IL
Totsl............Il 7g LAG I475
Balance in bank Jan 'sS!lS5 70
Receipts 20 Aug. 49, l8J9...............e l%@.45 -
Receipts since 10 Aug 25 1858, for COM - -
mutation Of alien passengers, kc... Ala IS l255a 81
Total oo
Disbursements, A. per previous accounts .
20 Aug lS, 1858. i5IJH 10 . -
sunory expenses Of Aug IL and l6 2eoO - lP%i "
Balance Of Communication Fund 25j l6
The Board then adjourned.