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FROM ST. Johns.

ST. JOHNS, n. B., Aug. q.
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa, having COM
pleted her repairs will sail for Liverpool At O'Clock
this evening:
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PORCELAIN TEETH.

SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ cd OF producing Artificial Teeth any other known
IsT SIAPLICITY- pirce chemically united in all
ITS parts, and Of the same qualify OF material
the model OF her impression. THIS adaptation
at53,ineaIe991ert ed AID uti,ty egsr sfieT
vous othe action OF known chemical agent; hence
disease or health proof against the corrosive and offensive
-ecreonsOf the mouth common TO gold plate work and
ith. COLOR Bright lively, and good imitation OF
n. BAny method of producing sets of Artificial Teeth
nenealy united IN piece, that vail not pssthe ordeal
this disest. Is counterfeit Of fTlfs Porcelain
PATRONAGE-S ce April, la56 we have inserted FfUs
HHHaef aad Seu Cases OF this number, eghtsirc.
have taken the place Of Gold Pae work In the last
comBl:ei vlfb In no case Where teeth hon pi ir
has there been any dissatisfaction.
TERSS-Accorling to the nature Of the and given
PAYMENT-Upo the receipt OF the ORDER or on deliv-
cry Persons with Gold Plate apply their pae in part
GUARANTY 7SetistaetiOa; provided the terms Of gay-
ment and Special Instructions have complied with
Persons wanting information. reference will be given to
those IN constant eof our work.
the natural teelOne week long enough intervene
tween the e1tTaeiins and the 9ppication-
To patrons aud those who desire to become such
vii say that our are sgch that we can and
within two days after the arrival Of the patient.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
Ihose oi you favorable % this enterprise, We VII
OF your patients cases an arteulailng models, &c &C,
tilted with reasonable accuracy 10 the fitting and artcuI
ting model We will also make Block woIk to order on
/ reasonable terms
Testimonials and References.
observed with much the last two ears
mathod Of pfoducins Ar6cai Teeth and belieye
7. GARLICK.
have nves aied with care, for the last three years
the above method Of making aud app ylng ATIhc Tee
al the Laboratory of Dr. Wright, amt ia use, and
say with confidence that his plan the known
and entirely successful when made under his observation
The supeOuy Of tbs kind OF DeGta WORK gold
Kind OF alc plate, be questioned and the
mentin DR. Wrghts Circular Of the uuaber Of whor
his work has taken the psce OF gold plate IS Much
this work gold plate had been furnished By the best
Dentists IN the country. am not with The
cess Of Porcelain work the ha.ds o, others than Dr.
Wright II. A ACkLEY, NJ.
Late Prof. Of Surgery CleTe. Ned College.
Dan Rhodes, Prof J. p. kirkland,
NJ jackson. Prof S. B. Hunt.
Ell MavoT Castle, Ed. Buff Mqd. Journal.
II l. Whitman, VIM W. Richards,
T.. T. Sturtevsut, Prof. Gatchou.
J. K. Cur.lss
~ B-Having learned that persons claiming TO do this
work and IN many claiming be agents for he
same will say that uptO TINS date have agents
the U. A who have right from the above pafen-eo
such claim and hose either Infringement
mDOsition-f mEO> iOu let il work cure;
n Infringement will IN due time attend to that
| NJ l. WRIGHT. NJ. d
ssDt2s Actuafy foT The Company.
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GUITAR-J H THOMAS, Teacher of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. If.
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THE TRI-WEEkLY LEADER of this morning
contains over three pages or ticentY-o columns
of reading matter. Getit and judge of its mer-
IT,
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TRISH LINENS!-Made of fax twice
Il as heavy mirod linens. besides being much more
handsome and durzbe- These linens YER cheap 70
the consumer. Try them once aud you Sill buy them
again. Jall6 s RAYMOND CO.
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NASHVILLE Ann 27
FROM NEW YORK.

The R. N. s S. Niagara from Boston arrived at
ll:30 p. NJ. yesterday, and sailed at 100 A. NJ TO-
day. Weather clear and calm.
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PUBLIC ScHooLs-The several public schools
of the city will commence a new school year
on next Monday.
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N. III, SOLOMONSON.
For washing Infants and Children.

Mothers and Nurses viii find .'FONTAINE'S CREAM
OF WILD FLOW RS" superior all spirits, soaps
lotions rs Iich medicaiei ather penetrating the skin,
prevents chang and erupOas, and prumes that health
delca-y aud sweetness pleasing in children.
FO.- REMOVING FRECKLES. ERUPTIONS, &c -
few applications viii produce the agreeable results
IN impartng whit mess cearness and beauty the
plexion. F. G. FONTAINE & co. 35 Broadway, and
No Astor House New York. Sold By all Druggists.
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The NORTH STAR-Was expected last night,
but had not arrived at nine O'Clock.
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uEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'

l. u EALIh Or AM hlOAN W "
Ii MEN From tie N. Y DAILY Neug (Etitorill)
We desire to e atle 5tion 70 letter from D5 Joshua
column He treats The subject in able manner, and
his skill and medical judgment rnay be relied upon
arshals Uterine CatnoIieOn proved to be fully
valuable claimed to be IN many severe tests made
physician Of very fine aaiuments mar Of great judgment
ami discrimination Judlil0us ana hiiAl suessu pI.
all diseases, especially those OF women and
From Physicians.
sNarshal's Uterine Caiho.icon viii certainly cure all
the diseases for which Il Is recommends l."
There is no medicine ike 1t IN this countTy.'
'Iu the ! have ever met with Marshalls
Uterine Cathohconis Ger ain and safe remedy"
BIARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHoLICON
ii :, N nv S a ~ ~ sy eII a ~ b5iv ih,t io thE
talk or work becomes alike OF suffering If not IN
possibily AmOug the complain farWhich he Cathoi-
pressed Irregular or Pa nful enstruation. BOan. Ia
ammaous and Diseases oftbe kidneys or Urinary Or
Retention or incontlnence OF UTle Heartburn CO
ti.eness, NeTOusnesS FsiaLings Palpitaons, CTamps
Dis ured Sleep and all troubles, organic or SYM athletic
connected vlta the uterine organs
Ladies who are troubled with any OF the above symptoms
drrs5 Dr. BRIDGE, with fGi c5lideEes that they will
find relief Marshalls Uterine Caho eon = not guaez
Medical Colleges sod they at the service Of any re-
spectacle physician in the country
The price o. MARSHALL-S UTERINEl CATHOLE
l CON IS Ols Dollar rant H1t per stHgte bottle
wEsI BEDFORD. Coshocton Co. Nav u, ISL
cine ofthe GrSaenbeT ompaay fr the si ZEN years
hve invariably found them to Iye good satsaeIioa s1d
as ertea aud coffee and with my trade they have become
a APPLE article Alarshal's Uterine Ca holicon IS Hel-
cine thai done great amOun Of good IN female dseas
One lady O. toll she had received more
benefit from bottle Than n. DID from long course Of
medical treatment BY The m 81 skiifu Plysici1ns,
/ Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
January 1st, ls55.
MRS RoBINs0Ns CERTIFICATE
] VERNo-, Tr mbuil Co, May 1st. 1853
This ceTaes that have been in very poor health for
years found little relief ter empog number
/ nf Phvsirans MY disfass Prla1sis UteTl had
been ranre bv that aad Flouor Albus until bad become
liberated cnnsi erahle extent By the advice OF Dr.
& W Bushnell prnsnrc and six bottles OF Marshalis
Uterine ataolicon viii a enahed me 20 attend 10 hus-
hand his last sickness Until he died which about
wear since haze tIkeu three hotties since his d. ath
which has made able to labor and suppi family OF
three children The CIfioc1u has nearly restored me 70
health Il is tho only thing that has mi ated suher-
''s i'i MARY z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale By City Druggists and By
/ Meilieipe dealers generally jull2
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DR. Tubs is in town, and may be consulted
at his old rooms in the American
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~ Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every descrDo
dOno the Printing Establishment OF the Leader Oce
latest impr we'd and rapid presses the
best STYLE short notice. and reasonable Par
ticular paid blank wUTk. Ever description
of Binding done especially Blank Books Ledgsrs Joura-
as Sales Books, Receiving Books. &c. &c.
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Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others are mere mtaiiOns and should avoided if
you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown Black without the least
injury HaIr Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded 10 Wm Bltchel0r since ls39, and 5000
applications have made the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dye.
WAI- A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not TO be distinguished from nature and Is WARRANTED
njurea the least however long may be cOnta-
uei the i'll effects OF Bad Dyes remeied; the Hair
vigOrated for life By this splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied lin private rooms at the Wig Fac
I33 Broadway, n. Y.
= The Genuine hasthe name and address upon steel
engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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More to be Admired than the
RICHEST DIADEM

Erer Worn By KNgs or EmPerOrs!
WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w HEAD OF HAIR Because It Is the ornament
God hHs prOridef for all Reader although
the may bloom brightly the glowing cheek,
the BE- SPARKLING the teeth be those OF pearls
the heed here Of is covering the hair be Snare and
shryeled. h 81 and dry. s II sprinkled with
gray, will lose than half her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. If used two three
times week will restore and permanently 10 all
such ornament Read the following and Judge The
Of the rst the celebrated PaRiSt THALBERG:
New York. April 10, Is5s.
DR. WOOD-Dear Sir: Permit express to you the
Obligations under the entire restoration of hair
original About the time Of arrival in the
United atfs II rapidly hecom but upon the
application of your chair RESTORATIVE, il soon
covered original hue. cOnsiler your Restorative
crful nvenion, quite efcac well agreeable.
1 am dear SIR, yours tru'y, S. THALBERG.
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tn THE LADIES OF THE IJ,IrED sTaTFs.
has been my good fortune to restore to health many
Az s,,rc,ss has svcits5 ,l ,,1i f N, s,vio,s and
;s,lo,,. ,,,, ,beir .ti - - ~ -, sy,end
and ests- ,sb NV rsr,.,,oD Slvs f ,ef1I offerings
nave fIlen p1on rns 1at,[, f he c,, Dersrv ,,orp
Ihave relieved So long as an leld in afotionate and
thankful remembrance by those who have e1nerienced ny
skill. lean aTd to despse he efforts OF misehiefnakers
and slanderers.
My friends have repeatedly urged place my nedi-
Ladies Of the United sates bat ndispOsOn enter
hea 50 occupied BY qaacks with their Perniclous norus
M ieAr thAt unprlnclped counterfeefs might palm upon
H Pa'nc thelr worthless limitations nave miner pre-
selea me rom es,aoshins agencies for the sale oi my
@.hh DH LIN 4 IN me United siaies-
as sieiu 70 me enre@lies o Patients and friends
1It oHoi - 1Io Fea'eS o. America ineacine
- M. i iA i0 S-s I@' i14i'us 'H'0ushou- the
Ou s "olls -, ..,,,,, ~, ,,,...
y ~ - M % ~ "a. = r 1 T. =
HI 1i' s1s su- l. . a. - M MUM ~ iOi1' ~ . 5 su'. :.
. nave uzeu IN ny pi1l'e Ia rAn 6, iol many sS anu
- - 9 ~ N y -
"o anne u MINE % an i--S'i % "a e-i- - "
- y - -1 : : - -,
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MUSLIN COLLARS.-S0ME Bal
lNl gaInS iuIlO W. WARREN.
NEW GOODS.

~ IL w
@ RAYMOND & CO, have received,
Ne Black Dress Silks and full supply,
India aud Summer 81 X.
Stella Cashmere ami 1hihet Sllzwls;
White Grape Shawls embroidered and plain
Erocha Scars and ShFwls,
Black and Colured Silk Shaw Is,
Black silk Asantlllas,
RestoriDress Goods, Mouseline de Chene,
Chaii de Lanes Robes QuIlles,
French BfillIauts, OTgands MusnS.
Ctiutz Orsandies Chocolate Orgaudies,
fsestori Grenadines, Berage Robes,
French Iacconets. Gineham Robes Quilla-
7 ain all WOO De LANES, H0Yies' Pms,
French. English and American Galicues
I.aries GauHtets, tents Driving GlOyes,
Ladies Marsgs lies Collars, CaantIly NellsS
Paraszls- Ribbons and Lace,
Ern7II Handkerch efs Emiid Collars
Sieeves and Collar Sets. Black Lace AiItts-
Chaufliiv Bugled COllars, White six fringe,
Emh'd Bands, FdEings and lnssn1nEs.
Fapcv Belt Ribbons. Marseilles Trimming,
black Velvet RIbhons. Smyrna EdslnEs,
Bluaet CraDeS, Iluslsn Lace.
bonnet Rauches, AleKandeT's Kid Gloves,
Emhd Lace and Musiln Window Cmtaius,
Damasks, AIoryeens Table and Piano Covers.
AIafseilleS Quilts. COune paneS and Toilet Covers
Irish Linens. rckIngs and Sheeiings,
Russia TusTcllnes and Hukahuks,
staple Shirfinss and Fancy do.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Safiueits,
VesiinEs and Gents Shirts and Collar,
Checked Nalgf Drab Apacca.
C-4CasL-errs- 8, Casbans,
Neckos chl@8 cers, and Umbrellas.
All Of whlc5h- -ught low, and will be seld At
iaal4 Nd CO.. g. Suparlor 81.
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EFERI FEMiLE NHUULU KEAD
The FEMALE MEDICAL LPRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED To
DISEASES OF WOMEN;



AN INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND 4 PHYSICIAN
In which is embodied full and chaste description
knowledge necessary to the welfare OF those married
be marre)Othe process ofeOncepon pregnancy
and delivery, their pains and dangers, well the
methods by which many Of the latter may be ovated and
teaching how the stem may be invgoated and restored
to its proper tone after having been prostraied by
plants incidental 10 the human frame. Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which viii obviate
the necessity any great Of sickness, and enable
the oseryAnt reader TO be- great extent her ply
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s.DRYcH Ar GwYLIEDYDcr," Welsh Newspaper. I
0l-iea. la Nassan slraeL. Avn. ". l.sa. !

PRoF o ] WooD-Dear Sir: Some month or six weeks
ae received a Of Hair Restorative. and
Il to my wife who concluded to nv II on her head little
that would restore the hair 90
rs orgnl color; ht to hsr my surprise, aer few
weeks tral has performed that wOnd rul ec by turn
ing an the gray h1s dark brown at The time
eufifyin- thck euing thehair. strongly recommend
the Restorative to all persons in want Of sleh
c,9nee III their hair. CHARLES CAkDEW.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

~ For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
maze
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IeTs sh01Id b addTessed 9
r. b. dIIEHINES.


'
J. b. Barnes & Co, ProprietOrs of the Cleve
All Plumbing works, Atwaier Block prepared
with arge force Of experienced wOrkneR dOiag every
escra Plu nbing the most thorough manner
he most scientific plans reasonable terms aud short
notice. lrge stocks Of Fountains of different STYLES and
izes, Bathing Tubs Of cast iron and wood, lined with
inned-coppeT heaters, lead and galvanized
pipes Leather aud lDia Rnbher Hose every descptu
s Brass Plated Cocks. including the Pafen SelclOs
NJ Cocks recently introduced Wash BOWS and all kinds
fWater Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand All
work warranted. m2s.dGwtf
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ap--.lAW Il . DLUll...5. NV tuIA
WIGS 7! WIGS I! WIGS! |!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
They are elegant, Light, easy and durable
Fitting a charmno turning up behinJ-no shrink ing
the head indeed this the only Is abishmen where
these things are properly unders. o, i and made.
Z3 Broadway, New York.
aD2ElSw6m9ll ". FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent
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Drp GOODS.

DECEIVED TO-DAY
III Black Silk Guipure Lace.
Black SllS Bruieles Lace;
White Guipure Lare,
Thread Lace,
aSIs RETTBERG & HAUSAIANN.
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TENTH EDITION.

This book is available to the understanding Of the
nOn-professional reader. aud skfuy elaborated.
planned arranged and earned Out tina any work Of
kind nov before the public While it gives wholesome
PARTICULARS snS respectsezEse Information upon
ofthe de icaie as connected with the female
system 1t should be Need the hands Of every female,
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The RESTORATIVE is Tut up bottles II three sizes:
large medium and small The small holds half pint, and
reails for 81 per bottle TIE medium holds at least twenty
per in proportion than the sI and retais Tor
s. per bOtt he large hOds quart f0Iy per cent more
iu pr0p0ri IN, o retails for 50.
York (n the great n Y Wire Railing estahishment) and
IL Market street, 81. Louis, Mo.
And sold by coed Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
4 4 a nss
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Grover AND BAKERS FAN.

lily SEWING MACHINES
The particular attention Of
Ladies is called to the above
machine, which possesses the
following decided and un>
mistakable advantages:
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Special Notirts.
MATRIMONIAL.

e For Gas Fixtures and FsttSng-AyDly
Fogg- Esssoria Co, lO5 aHd I0I Superior street.
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PRoF WooD-Abnut two years ago, my hair commenced
turning gray fast bee mins bald and had tried mlny
remedies feel conn elced using your Restoratlve
January l few application fastened my hilr hrmr
began in up. out, and turned back to It's fTmeT
colur-back Al this II isfuy restore TO its orgi1al
color heath anu appearance and eheerinlI recommend
10 all J. D HOES
Chieaso, Illinois, MAJ 1, 1851.
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~ Yark. Jaly 3. -.

PROP O. J. WooD-With confidence do recommend your
Har Restorative being the ecaciOus article
saw Since using Hair Restorative, alr and whls
ker hich were almost white, have gradually gIOwndark
and clnflent tlat lew more applications will
restore their natural color 10 has also relieved
OF dandruf and unpleasant nchnss common among
persons who perspire freely j. e. hlLBH-
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No % Superior street, Cleveland who will supply the
"Amie De Femme at the Pr0Pnetor's prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21
WAsHINcToS. Jan. 90.

WASHINGTON Jan. 90.
SESATE-Mr. Iverson introduced q bill
to increase the efficiency of the army aud
navy marine corps by returning disbed Of
ficers. Referred TO a committee on military
affairs
HousK-Among other bills introduced
was ore hy Mr.. Scott providing for better
security on board vessels navigating the
ocean propelled In whole or part by steam.
lie stated that it had for its basis the mem
oral OF the under writers at n Y. Re eerred
to the committee on Commerce.
Mr. Mckibbon introduced q bill or inting
alternate sections of land to California for
Railroad purposes in that State.
Mr.. lverson gave notice of his intention
to Introduce bill to change and regulate
the mo ie OF appointing candidates to the
military Academy, and to notify the same
relative 10 that establishment
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21

WASHINGTON. Jan. I

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10,
The bill matured by the Pacific X. r.
committee Of the Senate reported by Mr.
Gwin to-day proposes to locate the r. r. be
tween the Big Sioux and the mouth Of tie
Kansas River to San Francesca alternate sec
tions OF land on each side of the read are to
be granted and 1925, 700 per mile advanced
on the complication of every 25 miles of the
road until S25 100000 is reached The
amounts thus advanced to he returned in
mail service and.transportation of men and
ammunition OF war. 5 per cent of the stock
Is to be issued. The president is to receive
the bids, make the contract tor 20 years and
locate the road having view of economy
and the select on of the best route
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New York News

NEW York, Jan. 20.
The money article in the Daily Times this
morning announces the suspension of JAS
W. Philips, shipping merchant, and assign
nent of Marshall d. Roberts, the well known
Agent Of the U. ). Steamship Co. We are
authorised to state in regard to Mr. Roberts,
that he has made no assignment, and has no
intention OF doing so
The steamer Black Warrior, from New
Orleans the 18th. and Havana the 18th, ar
rived early this morning
She reports that part of the Spanish fleet,
consisting Of one ship Of the line one fligate,
one sloop, one brig and one steam frigate,
sailed from Havana on the 18th, not tor
cruise in the Gulf of Mexico for the health
OF the crews, but u rumor IS atloat, though
generally dlscredi.ed, that the real object is
to pay their respects to the Americans at
Vera Cruz.
The L. ). frigate Wabash arri, ed at Ha-
vana on the morning OF the 18th She has
on board Col. And. rson and his command
ofabout 40 men, the last of the Nicarayuan
Fillibusters
The weather on the Island continues very
warm, business dull, exchange on n. y,
short time, and Z per cent. premium
The Warrior brings from Havana So. 900
in spec.e. The dead BY the burning Of the
school house i'll Brooklyn, numbers I. Two
wounded and not expected to live. The
following are the names Henry Slass, son
OF Sarwood Slass, ~ years old; Henry Su-
bance, aged Yeas; son of Ambroze sub
buc; Jehn VIM. Green, years, son OF ID.
Green; IL. Z. Smith, & years. Stephen
Bloomfield, years old, son of +. smith
boy named Werks, i years old child
named Mckinze reported dead; Ablia Bon
sell, about Years old, was taken out alive.
but there is no rrorpect Of his recovery
so far US heard from, but one chlid was in
Jured that Is yet alive, and that had both
legs broken-name not ascertained
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Jan go.
FLOUR-MArket u.ora actIvr bot for export ard
home consumption safe 5000 bbls at 4 ojI4 80
for super State 1901 10 exlraSt,te; 4 25d4 80
for siper western; I 4oa5 90 for c mnon to me-.
diam ss'ra WESTERN.
RYE RI OUR-Dali at ;G4
WHaAT-Ma ket duh ard rather heavy H.ies,
200u bushls viii e M. 10
RiE-Sicady at 10a,16.
BiRLEY-Nominai at 10fl 16
CJ.N-Duil and decidedly Liver. Sale, 2 600
bush new utse'n At 65(G,0; old mixed western
nom nal at 7ld12.
OAT5-Unchsueed q. 81 fer State 45d46 for Wes-
tern
PoRK-Dull and 'ower Bales, 200 bbls at IA 20
OLA 80 for mess; ii 7j@l2 o. for y ime
BEkF-Steady fair business
DRESSED HOGS ae.tn
BUriER-HoTe at iv. 119l5
wHlSKEY-20G2l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-21

WaRM DAY.-We challenge tn e
oldest i4hhabitant" Of our city or town to
furnish in the past history Of this place a
warmer goth of January, than was yester :
day, at one o'clock the thermometer stood
ut 5s deg above zero. which we consider
comfortable summer weather. Contrast
this if you please, with the weather of Jan
uary 20th, 1857. and you will find mater
ial difference. Then the thermometer indi-
Gated a degree Of cold about 26 deg. Jelow
zero in the morning, and about IL deg. at
noon This shows a small difference of
about sirty.foar degrees in favor of this
year. The prophecy now is that we have
seen all the cold weather we shall, this win
ter, hut we are inclined to think that such
will not prove to be the case.