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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

A copy Of one of Michael Angeles pictures Of
tie Virgin Mary, which has come into the posses-
sion Of Roman Catholic Church at Hoboken, was
decorated with Q crown yesterday, aud Bishop
BaJley, who did it, explained the performance IN
.ernor. of which come report is given elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

The captain of the steamer Pennsylvania, who
bss arrived at Cairo reports the loss of lives BY the
disaster at from IS to 80, instead Of 20O as hereto
fore reported by telegraph aud otherwise. We
hope Capt Klinefelter is correct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

OF the California Delegation only the Hon. 10.
sEPH C. MCKIBBIN goes out in the Star of the
West today. We believe Me,srs. Broderick Gsia
and Scott expect to go by the next steamer.
Mr.. McKibbip by his independent and fearless
maintenance of Popular Sovereignty against the
Lecompton fraud, and by bis general course a. Z
representative of California, has won the approbs.
ton Of thousands 10 testimony Of which Public
Dinner was given him in Philadelphia on Thursday
evening last The Hon. John C. Knox, Gov.
Packers Attorney General, presided, surrounded
by the Hon. John Hickman, John w. Forney, Cen.
Joseph Morris, &c. Attorney General Knox pro-
faced the toast Of the evening as follows:
GESTLEMEs: rise TO perform an unexpected bit
most agreeable duty We bere tonight do honor toe
mis- duty TO his constituents and performed IT. repen
tave Congss who has noby represented the vital principle
who has noby up III. right amid ali the ups
.aors which hsys surrounded bun aud never for nonsa' a.
here TO do honor to Democrat. Applause We hsrs
believes that there truth IN the professions Of that party
sd wlo iEss's that It's pledges shall be fulfilled Chssn
ths the Democratic party shall act il unison that .se1
hsn D. unity in tie ranks bg who 10 DESTROYS, sb, "a
,.Ps ti16 sa5 no, sSpsd.a i..shSo Appsl
10 the faithful representative Of The Democracy California
the Hon. joseph McKibbin (Ptoot ged cheeIing ihsge
geDemeD, that be viii be sussned-noby aud fully sustained
ty the feeinen Of California lCheers They understand "
doctrine Of Popular Sovereignty they applied 10 .he oN
stse aud they detern med TO stand by IT, let who Will s
H. Tor IS ne only principle worth sustaining, aud when
surrendered everything gone feel that the conssreusa
oar guest viii umphsn.ly yndate his this quese
hey do motif it possible thu, they could refuse 70 .a
tain faithful repreenatiVhey ought 70 BE- represea
hereafter Couses. except BY craven who could benz"
hnee at the command Of power Enthusiastic applause
Gentlemen, did not rise for the purpose Of nstiDs .a
to the fact that the tue democracy Pennsylvania us
IN favor Of Popular Soysreiny They :'.nd now 80
they stood IN 1856 and they willing nsnt the battles
party upon this principle. snd this oue II any other nH
raised they will REUSE 10 follow it. es the eseer whom
may Cheers They stand under the true ag aud under
aud no other. they triumph In conclusion, permit NJ
ave the health Of iend and guest the Hon. Josepn
mcKbbin Pennsylvania BY birth aud true PennsyAIa
Democrat BY principle. and faithful Representative Of y
great State Of California fCheersl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

TIE Hen. JoHN U. PETIT has been nominated fol-
reelection to Congress, by the Republicans OF the Nth
District of Indiana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

The latest phase of the Mormon question, as re-
ported by Col Kane, who has just returned from
the lard of the Saints, will be found in our dis
patches from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
From Mr.. McKibbin's admirable response, "
extract the following pungent paragraph:

"When the English bill reported . compromise eefss -
The conflicting wings Of the party most gladly would
ieceeed from my former position, aud contributed 70
the difererces tina. fast drifting ssundef But ~
examined that measure. was perfectly appalled, ~
and with and contempt turned from measure " ~
while Il stuied the action Of Southern Democrsn ~
honorirs aud degrading 70 the North aud Destructive
equality that alone bold the States together Stness
eI,rsneous matter, could nothing but insult -.
Ststes and while have ever been the supporter ~
Free State and sdopted into and that theh honSf
and could neither degrade them myself By avoe af
Surrender their rights those Ksnsss 10 present asvs
Free upon the sams she asked admission -
State II intended 20 bear one ~
and another North; piece Of political chicsne thai ~ "a
rrmsin disxscs upon our staiutebootS UNI, uas-
eorsecs seuteens VIII hsvs Il exPctsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
JUNE, 1858.
TIE SUMNER RUSH

JUNE, I555.
TIE SUMNER RUSH
Rogers ( RsYmOSDs
(cOruer O Fulton AID Nassau stsl
II pow o. hight, and vast and increNug bnsnes
lust ice. them IL offering their splendid
WARM.WEATHER CLOTHING.
tie largest variety freshest styles for
MTN EOUIHs BOYS,
st price which enable them 70
CUSTOM
Of al cistsss community whom elegant external
sppeGssce 10 desirable OF
OBJECT.
q4ev so,t ali INSPECTION their conscious that Il ia
un Gusled in variety unsurpassed in style and material and
univ a.ed IN cheapness.
Oar PRIcE
1.-THE lowest the trade),
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

BATCHELOR's HAIR DyH-WIGS AND TOUPEEs.
-Lres stock wordThiS celebrated establishment isiat
No Z Broadway Twelve private expressly for the spp-
cation Of his famous HAIR DYE the best exisnt BATcHLLoxs
WIGS ard TouPIKs al others hs the
sny where these things properly understood and INSIDE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
TOOIIIACIIE

DR. saMI B. SMITH Your MAcAHTIc SAVE Invaluable
relieving pain especially the Toothsche II sc,s ike magic
beyond al prsise. ME M u skMNke;
For ALE at DR. s E. SMITHS, No 81 CaaGs. Caurci
and 1T Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21
now MIS-. CRANE crRrD MIR. CRlNE.0f JEALOUSY.

now MRS. CRANE Cured MIR. CRANE.of JEALOUSY.
ny jULiA CAREY RHINaARoT
Save Mrs Crane % NJ Crane,
1" Iisauy think yon re jealous
You frown 50 II chance to lCfk
Al sEy well dressed fIo~s;
You cock your hat, you Init your oio"''
And look though you'd 90. me
I'm really thankful. Nj Cane,
You've not ye: tried % bes: me "
ado COZ fess" said MI Crane,
Although ns'cr suspected
The faith you pledged ne long
sn SeAed and detected
T. see you Tom, DAIRY. Dick,
Bes'ow these elsnces tender.
Witch. II d. uons wiz.
To IA alone you'd render
The lady laughed Why Mt Crane,
My plo. has then succeeded,
H. vain 70 make you mind ycni tses,
For weeks aud months I've pie AIDED.
But cecs-e that never more
I'll iook a. Any Others.
II VOC will only buy your clothes,
As they do at SMITH BKOTHLRs.
The husband gave glsc consent,
And looks sprloe than ever;
FiO kils. Craze the tops ia vain
To yin smile eDoesyoT-
Ard M Crane, tins freed tom pain,
And jeslou.y Of Others
PER CENT
By DEALING Smith BROTHERS.
S.1u BRoruEks Ore Price holes.e ard Retail CLOTHING
WARpRoOns Nos ~, 1888 and lao Fulton 81. Newfors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-21

quiies the farmer to pay bonus TO the manufacturer
for what lie buys leads to the same result ss fnure
of his crop to that amount and the crops are fifty
per cent short this year, according to The TRlBuS
information why is net that equiv sent 20 JO per
cert tariff all around aud what more can be necessary
according to its political economy, to set the mills
a.gopg -
Now TIE TRIBUNE has never estimated that
"the crops" of this year will be fifty per cent.
short" nor anything Ike it, We do not believe
that even the Grain-crop will be twenty five Per
cent. short, while Grass ard all other crops are
likely to be at least al average. Nor have We ever
intimated nor imagined, that failure OF the Grain
or any other crop would tend $50 Sc. the mills
a-gong," nor anything Of the sort. The Post viii
not understand that We believe 10 the substantial
harmony of all industrial interests in our country,
and repe the uE. Tristan notion that one can be
benefited BY what is disastrous to another. Nor,
90 long as we must export Gram in payment for
Goods would very considerable deficiency in our
Grain-crop enhance the prices paid to our farm
er, in proportion; because the price of our Grain
must be fixed, not by its abundance or scarcity
here but by the state of those foreign markets in
which our surplus is sold-ln other words, by the
average production throughout the grain-eIportiog
regions of the earth. In short, there is not one
sentiment, one opinion, attributed to US in the
paragraph last quoted from The Post which is not
the reverse of our own.
3. TIL. Post asserts and reasserts that We pro-
pose that farmers should pay tax to the man.
q ufacturers and milowners." This has been q
thousand times alleged, but ten thousand more
assertions would not make it true. We hold, with
Gen. Jackson, that it should be cardinal aim Of
our National policy to plant the manufacturer
q" by the side of the farmer" for the benefit Of no
particular class, but Of all classes. We hold that
il the men who are now making Iron, Hardware,
Crockery and Fabrics of all kinds in Europe, to
be consumed in the Valley Of the Mississippi could
Be transferred to and set to work In that Valley,
they would receive twice - much Food for their
Fabres - they now dc, whi!c tho Fsrmer' Of that
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18

"nAH ,...s................... M d stev
TNHE FAsNr HARRIS and KATE CAtsEI will run
i regularly between Rock Island DsvenpoY, and
all points above to ST. Paul making sure connec.
tons at 0Aena With the following boats vhch COM
pore the Minnesota Daily Packet Line TO st. Paul.
eavins Galena st 10 O'Clock, A M.
Steamer Northern Light, P. Lodwick. Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd =
Golden Era W II Slaughter I"
Grey Eagle DS Harris
hey City. James WOrden
war Eagle, ". II. 6iibert q
The Fanny Harris leaves Rock Island and Davcn.
port for ca!ena every Monday, wednesday and gri.
day At o'ciock NJ.
Returning. leaves GsIena for Rock Island and ps.
venp1rt every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at o
O'Clock NJ, connecting with the Tir homingo which
ris, At o'clock p NJ.
The Kate Cal sci leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque everJ Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
IT O'Clock A NJ
Returning, leaves Dubuque for Rock Islsnd and
Davenport on N nday. Wednesday and Friday At 9
Packet BIN Campbell, which leaves on arrival OF the
Kate Cassel at o'block ~
These boats will give tn ough tickets to al points
above 0aien. to At Paul, will also receipt for freight
to ali OF the above p.ins, and viii pay particular at
tention to the delivery OF the Passengers and
these boats convey the NAH and must leave promptly
At the honr to make they connections.
N. B.-T5ase boAts arrive every evening at Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROW6 PRXTTYNAN,
Agents, Davenport.
]. n. LANGLEY h CO.,
POwARS 4 CO.,
Agents, Rock Island.
". ?. GROvENBERY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch27-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18

A0N1 hundred and twenty Building lots in an
~ Addition to the town Of Port Byron
These lots are eligible and handsomely situated a
shs bank Of the 4ississippi They vii Be sold on re-.
tonable terms.
For particulars inquire Of Messrs. Durfss, Pratt
Uoi, !Ort Byron, Charles j. Rogers, Dsq., LeO1airo
Oorbtn Dow Davenport, or Of the subscriber.
JAMDS4AY
" me subscriber has numbsrlsss Desirable M
oe0f land IN md mar the cities of Dovenport ana
LeOaare, amp Near ths town Of Port Byron, that -
Wihses q sell. TOctlEtf1 M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18

H: F. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following we'll known Companies:
PEORIA MARINE 4 ERE, INSURANCE co..
OF PEORIA. ILL,
Capital, 500, 900.
FJICE In Nichols New Block on Brady and Be-
nd streets. oceldH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18
For Sale or Lease.

TVwENTI-THREB eligible Building Lots. situated
On Harrison, Third, Ripley and Blondeace streets
w % sold or leased on reasonable terms: tor par.
(auedtN ANuaMAv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18

For Sale or Lease.
EHOU1 LOTS situated on ID and Scott street. "a,
T. particulars enquire Of OoADyu Dow, or
CeuRl6dts, JANuo NAV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18
FORSALEORLEASE,

For Rent.
VGNHE fine dwelling in which VIM. T. Barber lives
i corner Of Brady and Thirteenth streets, Esds'
ROWS now for rent cheap, to good tenant. The
house has ten rooms. Apply to
julylidtf T. q. EADB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18

Succ1ss0ss TO T0wSsEsD, SMITH Co or TEE
- Hswkeye Machine Shop" and n Donahue, Of
the lie Clair - manufacturers OF improved Oscll-
istins Slide Valve and Steamboat Engines, Mil work
Machinery, ehsfting, Pulies, &C., &c
Repairing and jon work promptly attended 70.
Davenport. Iowa, January 20, 1928. (J9lts
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18

Dope1t'o 0unpoW0oe.
G: e So ~ ~ - 49, ~ a I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18

7R0 ACHES CHOICE LAND wanted immsdi.
w stsly for each customer.
O. h. KDuT, Land Agent
VS4olm poas NDce u0s}dtre
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18
DssAOsst,s G1agDenoec~s>,.

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18
1858. Season Arrangement. 1855

1858. Season Arrangement. 1855
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\ f
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For. Safe or Lease.

For ding back 100 feet.
ssorna1tAer articuolars INQUIRE Of Corbin Dow
- sw, or Of JANIS NAY,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18

A FARM Of 50 acres within miles of the city for
"A sale low, or would be exchanged for q stock If
merchandise At fair prices. Enquire Of
BIAS HALE,
Auction and Commission Merchant,
mayl1u No. 80 East Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18
To Rent,

YNHE Eddy House 1t East Davenport. Term
J. easy.
Apply to ". b. Hildreth on the premises.
Aprl6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-08-18
For Rent.

TINE OFFICE heretofore occupied by Messra Cook
l. Dillon & Lindley, opposite Cook & Sargent's
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KuHHEs, Tobscconist. IDec2stf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-25
Gunlorous.

llIT llIM AGAIN. The editor of The Nash =.
vile Gazette quotes a passage from an article
on Edgar A. Poe, in the Etiinbnrg Review
for april 1858, with the following indignant
remarks.
This is refined Blliagsgate. and nothing
else, and its nutlor illShchurchfaan or at
least he is the responsible man, if we mista K e
not. We intend 40 offence Of the poor mis-
guided creature who is the subject of such Sc :
we're remarks bat we are taught TO chlde
gently the criing by one who never erred II
tie Reu. Sydney Smith, lie editor of HE Elm
burg Reciew had more of tie sch0iai and less of
national prejmiicc he uoud hare dcrotrd tie
time expended in the before mentioned paraaraph
to much better purpose by more critical
analysis Of the writings Of Poe. In fact we
think that the author Of Raven and Annabcl
Lee is abore and beyond The acumcn of tie Reu.
gentleman.
So do we. And, in fact. if the reverend.
gentleman had made toleiahle use of his
time since he took his flight from this lower
world. he might be above and beyond the
critical ncumcn Of GU, intelligent cOtcmpo-
ra'y. But he hasn't il seems, and be ism t.
lie accordingly catches it in this vigorous
style. Serves him right. What business,
we should really like to know. has the Rev.
SIDNEY Smylh to be hanging around this
earth, editing the Edinburgh Review, writing
Z" refined BllIingsgate, venting his national
prejudice. " and displaying his "crticnl
acGmen " generally at the expense of other
people as dead as himself! The thing is a
ehos'ly Invocation. 1t is most uncar,hly
ihdigrity. 1t is an internal outrage. Flesh
and blood ought not TO lie expected to bear it.
in the name of the prof, ssion we thank the
ted tIi Of h.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-25

TO RAISE TIE PILE OF VELvET.-We are
sometimes asked Whit is the best thing to
do with velvet mantle after it has been in
the rain g Velvet that is rough and knotty,
from rain spots and splashes. can be rendered
smooth again by thoroughly dumping the
back of it, and then passing the back of the
velvet over a hot iron-thc velvet remember,
must be passed over the iron, and not the
non over the velvet. The heat converts the
water into steam, which rises through the
pile, and so separates every iilamcnt. Some
contrivance must be made to hold the iron
upside down while the velvet is passed over it.
II rested between two bricks covered with
hannel. it will do very well.-Sctentifc
Ameracan.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-25
LEATHER.

FaNllE subscriber has now and intends
L. keeping in the old established Leather Store,
n. Il corner Of Fourth and Orange streets opposite
the Upper Market House WILMIyGroy, bel, a
large and well selected assortment of
SPANISH AND lIEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER
FRENCH AND PATENT CALFSkIN,
OF SUPERIOR BRAND
and all the various kinds Of Leather made use Of
in the manufacture of boots. shoes. saddles and
harness all of which will be sold on the most rca.
sonablc terms. Persons wishing to purchase
lealhcr will find it to their advantage to call and
examine for themselves before purchasing else.
where. PATENT MACHINE STITCHED
Leather lscIting,
Made from hides tanned expressly for the purpose
either single or double thickness. ccmcntel with
water proef cement aud copper rivcttel, warranted
to give satisfaction. l. T. chamberlain.
Sept %, lSjS3m.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-25
DR.. WALTON
A NJ E r &c 4 N PILL S

10 I % I II T. + I T l. d!
NTOUNG AMERICA NICTORIOUS.-On small!
l. box Of Pills cures ninety nine cases out of Il
hundred. No Bnlsam Mercury. no odor OF,
the breath no fear of detection. Two small Pill.
dose; tas'cless and harmless as water Full
directions are given, so that the patient can cure
himself as certain as with the advice of the mos
experienced surgeon and much better than with
The advice of one of little experience in this elias.
of diseases.
~ SENT EY MAIL To ANY PART Of THE Corn
TRY, by enclosing one dollar to Dir. ID. &. WALTON,
No. l5I North Seventh street, below Race Phia.
dclphia. Liberia! Discount TO the Trade None
genuine without the WRITTEN signature of d. &
Walton. Proprietor
DR.. VS. treatment for sclfabuse Weakness. &c
is entirely different from The usual course Dr. w
has cured hundreds who have tried others without
benefit The treatment is rs certain to cure as the
sun is to rise. Enclose stump and address Dr.
w. as above, giving full history of your case
and You will bless the day you made the effort to
secure what is ccrtain-A RADICAL CURE
Jan 30, lS53-ly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-12-25

RhaEY OtTnoNE.-An ingenious individual
in North Carolina has discovered a more Of
ttctnal method Of tanning a refractory hors,
Than any heretofore known. If our readers
desire 10 make use Oft, they may learn the
" nodus operandi " from the Raleigh Register
On going up Fayetteville street, the
Other day, we saw an apparently fine spirited
horse following man who was tapping q
drum. The man did not hold the bride oil
the horse, but simply tapped the drum and
the horse would follow him hithcr and thithcr
in all manner of scrpinine evolu!ions OF
course there vast deal of " muraiion" cX.
pressed, by passengers in the street. and fear.
ing that some of them would burst" il
they could not solve the problem of the mans
control over the horse, We with our usual
anlablity, found out all about 1t, and told
thcm-the horse wDs d,,Ncd in Democratic
rH"cns The niaM bct1re. The explanation was
so simple and satisfactory, that every mothers
sou OF ,he spectators went away Surprised
that he hadn't thought of it himself.