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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19

Winter -ds's'0saQeseeessS,
I'm and after E,Eday DC 4. Iss 1850. "a m, n
Ofurther notice, trains will leave R0cA islaod da,y
Sundays excepted, ~ follows:
ast mail train at l0.oOA Z
20 20 . nisn, express 0o0P. n.
- HeXns, Win "a Class cars ~ e10A Y
Trains arrive ct Rock IslanA daily. na,Aav. |. =
ceptod, - follows:
1st night express - a0 n
"a mail train a. NM
81 freight, with I'd class cars st SNp r
An trains over this road arc In direct connexa n
Ohicsgo with trains both the Michigsn Oouth. =
ana nichigAn Central X. r. to and from Drtruse r.
, m Oievsand, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittrbursa.
Dunktrk, buNalo, Niagara Falls, Albany New Yors
Phiisdelphia, Baltimore and washinxioo. Also 4
l.AdAle with trains Of the Illinois Central Rpsd-
North 70 Gaena and South St. Louis and Cairo "a
which places tickets can b. procured Of
.. g. STEPHENS, Ticket Aren't
T. =. Depot, Rock Island.
Passensers are reminded Of the nscessty-of riv,,e
distinct directions to the Of their bs =
gsse also to procure tickets before taking their ses =
10 the cars the Conductors collect fares ony 10
lions on the line Of the Chicago Rock Island retire. a
JOHN p TRACY, Supertntendsut
" b. W1nnAH, Asst Sup't.
8Ock Island Nov. n. lBkA fdtf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19

The LATEST PREDIcr1oN.-An Irish
political Zadhiel has published an al
manac, in which he predicts that 1858
will be most disastrous and inglorious
year for England. Russia will get the
better at her in India; France will
strive to strike a decisive blow against
her; Canada will revolt; 10000 Irish
men will be in arms. In short, all the
worst wishes of a frey enemy of Eng
land will be fulfilled. The ''beaten
beast" John Bull, having exhausted
the patience Of heaven, is told by this
Hibernian prophet, that the day is at
hand 'when the nations shall tread
thee under foot as a social, political,
and irreligious nuisance"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19

RATHER A SALTY LAKE.-Thcre is a
lake 200 miles long, between Corpus
Christi and Brazos Santiago, so salt
that skiff cannot procaed but about
20 miles from the latter place, because
of large, solidfed cakes, extending
clear across the passage-so says a
writer in the Plaquemius Sentinel, who
has visited it. The same writer ACIDS
that on the side Of the main land, crys-
talized salt is to be seen piled up in
blocks, one upon another, and Ginning
in the sun like glaciers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
SWEET ENDURANCE.

Give me copy Of thsss lines"
SUI the fair Celia TO her pet lover;
Delight d, he the sheet resigns
HIS cup OF bIi,s quite foil, is running over.
Forthwith she hides the pa er prize
safe ia or bosom, a labyrinth Of laces;
He marks the imp isonnient and crirs,
NY lines, Ia truth, have fallen in pleasant pls
-BOston Post
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19

Wi'i DE made by calling before purchasing es~-
~herc. We arr determined % .eii al low prices, 20
low FOR Cash that no.e snail he able To object Ind
vnhe w- arr helping the pJor by almost GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shah gtv. the stalled wh-,
OF the business Sorid push forward. poo't mts-
Ats the place bu: follow the crowd 10 No LIE
CLAIRE BLOCK Decl,llm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
ZDW.1KD .4LDE.V.
W.CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREE
DAV e N PORT, IOWA
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND
DEALER IN
EXCHANGE
AND
GENERAL LAND

7N6URANC1, 3 lN7EZL7GENCKAG
AOCeEs rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected,
IL Taxes paid Tor non-residents. Collections made
promptly Iemitted to any part Of the country.
EXCHANGE Dough. and sold, Notes discounted On
good security.
REFERENCES:
g Wilder, Esq, Boston, Mass.
Locke, Marshe Go, Boston, Mas.
Auddgett / Co,
Hon barris \. Bridtewster, Meas.
Rnssti Alden, Campello, !"
Keith, Esq, Arlington,
q woodman, (Banker) Chicago, Ill.
Huntington, Wadworth Parks, Chicago, III.
q Douglas Esq,
+ Stevens, Esq, st Anthony, MINI. Ten.
Small Bsq, Galena, Iii.
Hon James Harrington, Davenport,
Burrows Prettynsn,
Burnell, Gellsti Co, i"
@ Whitcomb, ESQ,
april 6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.
The Problem Solved.
IHEwAY 10 MAXI ON. DOLLAR WORTH TWO
lis TO 90 To-
Andpareha.s from their superior stock Of
1E.lDfM.ADE CLOTMlKG
AND
EyAnfAe Ra4AR~AR>-


(NonPRlSlN0, probably the largest. mos, fashion
~ ao'e and best made sssortrnrni Of Boy,' and
nens clothing To be found in this city A. The pub
~ s1e no' kAmmonei by naming ~, 81 ~ thousand
dollars In stock selling of 1T cost etc hn, /, i, In
est Tor W 70 say that every description OF garment
that mart can wish or mini conceive that sia all
on''e ourab'!ity with beauty can he found Il our
are confident .' "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19

BANKING.
TALLMAN, POWERS l. MCLEAN
BIN kERS,
And Dealers in Exchange,
y n " On port, low -
Uhce Brady street. betsoees Second and Thu
streets.
k'ACHANGE on all the principal cities OF the Uni
~ ted States, Great Britain, ireland, and conti-
hental Europe bought and Sold.
Notes ana drafts collected, and proceeds RENTED
70 any part OF the United States, NJ lowest rates
Exchange.
C"iiectons OF notes, draft. accounts, leeacics at
mn Hahces Hlahe IN all parts OF the United states
Canada and Europe.
Stock and Bonds bought and sold on commission
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought sold and located.
Exchange on Cities in the United state
Carpenter d vermilge, New York city.
Albany Cry Bank, Albany, New York;
fufalo City Bank, Buffalo New York;
Bank OF Commerce, Boston, MAs-aehu setts,
Trad-smen's Bank, Philadelphia, Pennsyiyah
4erca Manufacturer Bank, Pittsburg, Pa.
Ackim 4 Go, Baltimore, Md,
Gilmore Brothcrton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas 4 Simonds, st Lous, Mo;
Citizens Bank, New Orleans, La;
RK Swift, Brother l. Johnston, Chi cago lis
1epts-d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19

c. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND,
Attorney 4 Counsellor at Law
Real Estate .agessa,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE With 7. G. Eads, lie Claire Row. I'm
trance lie Claire Hall.
I AW Business and Conveyancing promptly atten.
IL ded 10.
Lands bought and sold on Commission
Money loaned . unincumLered Real Estate secur.
ity.
Taxes paid. and Collections made for parties in IN
section OF the country,
An extensive acquaintance in Eastern New York,
among those about TO tmgrate To this vicinity,
bles me TO offer great Inducements TO those having
lands TO dispose Of
PREFERENCES
Tx Gov. Myron II. Clark, Canandsiyua, n 7.
Hon. Charles H. kuggies, Poushkeepsie, NY,
Hon, John Thompson, :"
Hon. George ", Sterling
Capt. Richard Peck, New Haven, Conn,
Hon. Il. Is. Morgan Aurora, NY
Benson J Tossing ESQ.,,
Bockee, innes- h Co, Chicago I'll.
Tailman, Powers 4 Mclean Davenport Iowa,
c. USTUS HAVILAND
GeNer0t l4e0l Estate e4OeH
Successor to Col. +. G. EAdsJ
HAS FOR SALE
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS.
In Scott county, with good comfortable dveelinU
large Orchards OF every kind Of uit running water
and every thing to make Farm desirable. WUbe
sold Seyy reasonable.
70 URimproved Parcels Of Land
In Scett county, pleasantly situated, capital Land
for farming purpases-terns very easy
Improved and unimproved parcels Of Land In ey.
cry part OF the State.
Houses and Lots IN the City Of Davenport.
Building Lots varying 10 price from also upward.
Great inducements are offered to mechanics -
we'll o. capitalists and others
Call and examine maps and prices 1t
HAvILANDsS
oeS0dtf Office IeClaire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
BANKING.


Bankers.
MACkLOT a CORBIN,
DAvupoaS iowa.
REHER TO:
1ess0 X CHor1EAU.j r. h Co, lNs~ yo,t
Cashier AMtRIcAS kxcHASos BANK,
Aessrs. TESsos b DAsJEs, BANKERS, st. Louis.
Cashier ATLANTIC BANK, Boston.
Mrssrs. h. K. SWIFT, BIO. h JOHNSTON, Chicas
Notes and Bills collected and proceeds RENTED 10
any part oftte United Suites.
BILLS eff chang~ - all the Principal Cities
sfthe usited states and Europe
II % Il q II s1.TD SOIL
II Monty RENTED ~ kurope ~ Ss0hs Et0s,
which Can be cAsh-d IN any town IN Hnglsirl, lr~-
land, or Wales. 81 AID upwards.
Oct i6-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
DAV PORT
REAL ESTATE AGENCY +!

NU0'I, MICHENEK q Gu,
FRANKLIN WOOD NotsryPuhlic anG c oLvs yanc
AMOS J. MICHENkk, Surveyor,
ENoS LAkklN, Locating o. Warrants.
LNOR valuable list OF Real Estate, Offering supe-
Il rior Inducements to purchaser ". refer our
friends and the public "Ize Bridge Citp Record,
which We shAl hereafter publish the 10th dxy Of
every month, IT 90 cents per annum payable in ad-
vance Copies can be secured by calling 1t our Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
Canada Liquor Store.

Just received
30 Cases Brandy, direct from Cognac yint, 1870
10 bbl> HiLbsrt's london Porter, [Pictsl
20 Cases Boothy Lcdgwiok's Gin, [Ntdieatcd I
full assortment Il Cigars,
Abslnthe, karssch'no, Curacao,
Anise Cordial, Arac Punch,
And for sale by H, BARNES GO
c2ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
Rail Road Lands

M Z - - oU n Z.
ME have selections Of Government Land In
w alternate Sections, lying along the line Of
the P.rinc Aa.lrosd, for entry At two dollars and
hal per acre.
". z RARHRR 4 %
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
For Sale.

A large number OF city Lots improved and unim.
N proved-FArms ami arm lands In Scott county.
and uninproved lands in all parts Of the State.
Enquire At NicKoNs' former Office
Main street, >oors below Second
NovAdtf J. DIAL co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19

Pine Lands
M Z - - O u "a
\NE o0er for entry, or location at one dollar AMI
w twenty-five ccnts per sore, . tract VI valuable
PI.rE A.FDS
In Missouri, supposed TO be the only boy OF Pine
Timber remaining in the State, unenterrd
N"vl6iAsu " x. BAkBHR & Co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
Land Warrants Located
M IAa ann

"E are l9csting Lard Warrants in Western and
w sooth-WesteIn Missouri, near tbs Kansas
bcun larry line, in nne sgric ait uYal and min raj re-
gion, rapicly ul.nG up With settlers.
w. II BARRRn 70
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19

Gs:s' 'sz7s''s;3 aT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
LAND WARRANTS LOCATED.

We shall pay particular attention to this branch OF
our business. Our AZ, nts are constantly employed
In making selections in the vicinity OF the different
Land Offices,
previous to the opening nsuring our customt RI rood
hnds. and fine opportunities for making profitable
inv cstMeAts.
WOOD, MICHRNRK & co,
Nos, Commercial Block, Brsdy street
7dtf Day.nport Iowa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

SkatesA hne OF every style aud all sizes 10
suit Little Benny" AID al the rest OF the boys OF larger
tn desire enjoy the manly exercise Of skating on
e Central Park and elsewhe during te appoaohos Holidays
kI sale BY W. n. sEi saVt q Co.i
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THE LEDGER Is (said to be) OUT.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS.
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Nos. $40 and Si3 BROADWAY
HAVE now sE,oY
Gently ENLARGED being 75 fee deep by ~ wide
A MOST COMPLETE STOCK
ELEGANT BOOKS
Iptendei a.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-YEARS PRESENTS.
Among the prominent
OIFT-BOOKs OF THE SEASON
THE SrRATFORD GALLERY. ~ Steel Plates
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WORLU-NOTED WOMEN. II Steel Plates
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THE HOUSEHOLD BOOK OF POETRY.
RHYMES AND ROUNDELAYs.
splerd.d array OF JUVENILE BOOKS, embracing al .he
novelties Of the season.
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS
FAMILY, CHURCH, OR CLOSET USE,
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Christmas Catalogues Of Books now ready
Amorg the Attractive Novelties Of this year
THE STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
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The CITIES OF EUROPE.
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HONE JOURNAL for 1859
NEW sERIEs-EEW ATTRACTloNs-NEw WRITERS.


MORRIS WILLIS EDITORS.
Anew srxIrs Of ,h. widely circulated s,wsr,,rs
will BE- commenced the rrt day Of Ja"ua,y He1prntea on
VITA the January number vii besin the publication of
oRIoINhL WORKS OF FACT and FICTION,
written expressly Tor he Hone Jogrns oJ ae best
AUTHORS ~ AsEKics
The frst Of hee from The pm Of ssed ~H'er and 10
TWO WAYS TO wEDLocK.
BY LADY cOsrRIsuToR.
The cene aid in ,nis eiy durnz the neIorsee "nts Of
the graf 6re The delts natural and ismiA I'D ne
chsTaters ..uf1ny drawn and rouped: the po. ceafy
and k. Geaoumen CONVEYS mos useful essoa h"a o''s
"ray IT, sory win be followed BY Tale Of n. South snd
Gle '' ''s''-s 1-''''' raE AvEEGERi
This prediction is entirely American IN construction. pos
ircden, dialogue tone conclusion coad not hss
been tru. any other county and possesses actons OF
peculiar n.,u Tor those N the manner born" thsTee''
THE YOUNG wIfE5 DIARY!
DsUeHTER or TIE yEsr. -
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These charming Stone, vii o~ 'rec.sd oy ot.e o. nA
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AL rme peculiar ies;sres Of he psp wniea aA' N -I
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the hsh q ne Home Journs whicn
eesan, ep-oy Of Lersrs aud he Ara oa tH Has Of
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"YNIIE EXTERNAL APPEARANCE OF
i THIS VOLUME is WORTHY OF THE CHAR
ACTtR OF ITS CONTENTS. IT Is BROu GIT OUT
IN A STYLE OF SUBSTANTIAL ElEGANCE BOTH OF
TYPOGRAPHY lLLU USTRATION AND BINDING, THAT
MAkEs IN A BEAUTIFUL GIET-B00k; WHILE IT'S
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THAT CAN SELDOM BE CLAIMED BIZ HOLIDAY
PUBLICATIONS" Tribune.
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ink and bound morocco, extra, xS CLOTH extra Se
From The ~ Y. Times.
The Illustrations Of this beautiful volume are spritd etoh
rs irc designs by German artists of the fist rank &C Der and
severe u their full of meaning snd lofty sentiment
n Il volume pensn value admirably adapted 10 the
holiday season" -,
".ha book .skes worthy rank among the oTnannen'a
pubH, atoms Of the season. aud will be sought ior
From The Commercial Advertiser.
" MAGNIFICENT specimen OF American book making Its
contents the choicest OF lyrics snd 1t an elegantly
From The Boston Traveller.
This work up in magnificent style With enstynf on
steel which TKfAsvRrs; no plates of the kind ever
From The Richmond Inquirer.
the superb Of the ef books OF the season Tue
Illustrations have the appearance OF the hne pencil Sketches
The rare attractions OF literature and the brilliant us,sons
are only equsled by the richness Of the binding
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Five Points Heuse Of Industry.
New Dnblnations.

Mem Publications.
Oct IT FOR THE CHILDREN -
~ ROBERT MEBRYS MUSEUM
TIE ILLUSTRATED DOLLAR MAGAZINE FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
JANUARY NUMBER NOW READY FOR THE HcL-
DAYS
CONTENTS. 1LLusTATioNs.
New Years Morning. Peter Farley.
Christmas kew.Yosrs Morning
Tee New Sope. yanusry.
The B0ilders, (hristmas
The Corner Grocery. The Wise Bniders
The Shadow. The Foolish Builders
The Snow Spirit Charity.
TIE a.s-taa Village The Od Church.
Tbps YoSpr PhIio.ophor. Tbc D.smI Tdi6gss
LINES Patchwork The Rnstcs Amazed
Bermuda Little Gnl Mont banc
Snow Flakes CAR ana ms DSe'
10 Ahead Patchwork
Incls Uiram's P,eduage Catching the Snow.
Music and Love Inc 5achAL
MeIry's M, uihly Chat. The Bower Lsoy nnth
Merry, Museum. Merry C"istnas and hrry' Hearh aHd
Faces for the whole year only One Dollar.
January Number contains a steel Engraving of PETER
PARLEY Also q gem Of Poetry from hi, pen. This the
eighteenth year public alton and will be the bes. 81 year
10 cents single copies Sent by mail on receipt of price,
Address j. N sTEAkNS y Co., fuohsheis
No. 1l6 Nsssau-st, New York.
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Ftrst E-pistoi.ary Shot

Ftrst E.pistoi-ary Shot
FOR THE L1DAYs
Mr. LUCiUs HART Noe AID burhnetAp.
Mrs Smith and myself wish inquire whether yos sorune
20 EETuL PLATED GoODs also whether prices
reasonable your assortment. good as formerly fs9
a. for the purchase Of Holiday Gs
Plsa'e reI through the psp1r' .aT ,.f ~. ss IN
Mr. smiih Is,pe5tfny informed G alrhors .;sentor
principally couGred METALS snd ,he vhos.le ,rsde
s 30 Of m , h,ra s.eo GRss TfafT sad 9sis
KITS CAsrERs;, PTTCHERs, SPOONS. FORKS, CUPS
&C. prices which cher Inducements purchaser
LUCIUs HART Nos and Burhnsshp.
Foo. Of Joa1-st.
Old Brnnoies at New Prices.
Spring Of the yinsst q 1857 and las induced
GREATLY KS6teED PRICES,
i-. NEW BRAEDIEs,
last Dported BY ron the be-" houses in Ccsts There
'''nd'' arc '''''''fss EsflksLY f + PURE,
''o '' new '"' " VERY FIRST CLASS.
sds'd m'{ G{MHoUAIES Ssnsis Il D ~ THE MARKET.
The prices lower than any known for many yssr nase
s2 so, s3, s3 50, 81, 81 80. IS, s8, IS so
pr gallon by 6emohn HseT quantity At such proes
the terms must necessarily ifsE6ERrc R s5ia cozzEss
No IS Wsrren-st, opposite Hudson Riv. r. Depot, Y.
Evergreen Cemefery.-Tbe recent diff culies IN refer
the late Controller &c. bsve been settled AID he man
their their Toe Off formerly located In
Broadway is REMOVED 70 MONELLS DRUG STORE,
fsub office 10 the City InsTec;or No 1st HoCon
NsYorh where orders for the opening Of GEsyes Sc can be
lsh information IN reference % the Cemetery given
acted s Mr. BENNETTs OFFICE, co., South IN and Sd ss
Winsu ssugh all hours: ImproyeI ent are sns On rapid
esnter Of being through hi. Cemetery onsss
th world s ds which rot the with Greenwood a. the
authorities ere already trying TO have the Cemetery tanned Into
city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

rs the Directors Of Iycenms. &c.-Beins under IN
10 arrange Aba large collection OF Shells ron
NJ 0eu Of California which have presented 10 the state OF
New Nork (she Su a. possible, OF the collection
wtih presented Biith museuin shall be s,a 20 pay
ny q further In the United States OF canada oy
LEVIOkN on Scientific Social Subjects wneIever ihefe
sn oPsnns sonple.o series Of eopPiP ae
shdss the Animal and Vegetable No me
es movable Economical Diagrams together with th- newest
p.svns ena SniomETopv II ENhib,ionso De preferred
70 Lectures tny "Vue e three nights with suitable eS
psnson OF they may be ta1cei any Of the Lectures
Ieapeci 10 Srr,Se al New fork time December
and Ls'. subject, obtAnea from Dr.
A. Gouo, Bosoni fUt Asssif Harvard C,exe; B. Wood
worth ESQ Secretary 20 toe Regents Of u. nivr,ity Of New.
Yorh State Col yeeit Esiur History Room. Albany who
Gill take charge Of ltitefs sddr,seo 10 Ins.
PHILp CARPENTER, Warrington. England.
WArripston. Nov. IL, 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22

QUE AMERICAN 1A COUSIN"
BY THE TRIANGLE.
Sec THE PiCliUNF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-12-22
Oriental Gyurpasism. Nc. 10 Bsyardst nor,b i'd.

Oriental Gy rBasispa. Nc 70 Bsyard-st north side.
nffe Of boweTy.
RxsrKExcns.--E T. Ilisox, D. D., Res. rbeo L. cuvlr
Ans Wood d. D., John n. krebs, ID. D., John W Cop.on
n D. Rev A. X. Mott; Joseph uoXie, ESQ, Prof D. c Van
Koxrnsp, Thos ArrDtAse. D. Rev c. J. Jones Rev r.
AIdrioh. Wsn D. hangam, ssa. j. e. BselOw, NJ D.. T. B.
Belssp n. d.
ris lnsutu is open for tie reception of pupils s OBJ
S-t cultivation of the physical pocs Its member
shp et s Of Instruction thorough snd sys,smA
and ifs ventilation sDd apparatus perfect Nos welcomed
day from 10 10 except Wedpe which
sSast for tie reception Of lady visitors.
B.-P4Iticuar attention PAID the Afternoon Class fox
BoyI FERGUSON a ONkRfON Proprieton.
T.. +. johnson, formerly of Champion n Y il requested
20 rsport himself st RADWAY 4 Co.'S Office Immediately
Any knowing O! bJ whereaboC.s w @ advise Rad
Co Of the s their Office, Nc. l6. faons. ~
All Iersons scirf as Agents for th- sale Of RAOWAYS
h r. REMEDIES In The sss'e Of NswYork will pay
their socouE o. any other pay parts xyng
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OuR AMERLcAN iisiI..i,L COUSIN"
BY TIE TRIANGLE.
See THE PfCAYUHI
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
JANUkRY. iSs
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CONTENTS
oLyNFrs AND Ass,so.
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TIM NE~ LINZ on D,>rE.
BuLrs ,,o BEARS
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THs MINISTER WooNG.
WHrrrs SH,SEsPEAsr
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LIFE THOUGHTS.

Is THERE NOT exquisite Poetry in the extract
l. below, tskeu from
LIFE THOUGHTS.
TO the end world word shall BE- sweeter
than flower could make IL for the Sou Of God the fres
ns grew planted there aud sprang from thence
IN celestial blooo aud glory"