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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-27

c1riGbiy IN adranee unless from approved Agents
Contracts for yearly sdycrtising termnable at the
option Of advertisers, they paying An advancement o
% per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
30 per cent advance above rates, and kept on In
side, 10 per cent. advance on regular rates.
All TRANSIENT advertisements must be paid for 10
advance
SANDERS b BRO. Daily Gazette.
u LIScHER n co, Der Dsmokrat.
HARRINGTON WILKIE. Daily Evening News
CARDS.
TAYLOR a. BAILORD.
Mo 6 WEST SECOND sTRssT, (LE CLAIRE
~ Row. Davenport, lowe, Wholesale and retail
DEALERS la Or ugs ines Chemicals, Paints, Oils.
Window GLASS. Fancy Articles, PerfumeSy, Mineral
Teeth C3oId FOIL, &c. &c 0chS
DtICrORs HICKMAN AND REID
HAvE REMOVED THEIR OFFICE to No IS
IL 3 street, north side between Brady and Main
marchl-N
J. q. PARKER, N. d.,
YSICIAN AND SURGEON,
nvfICE-wlth xessrs. Keger q Bowers, No. So,
~ Brady street.
Orders let with them will receive prompt atten-
tiou nova
HENRY II. ANDE RSON,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IA Metropolitan Block. Davenport, Iowa [sepA
JANIS T. LANE, JOSEPH J. LANK
AUsrneys and CsunseIiors at Law,
omcc-Nos I and s, Commercial Block, south east
CORNER OF I'd and Brady streets.
FRANK PLuMER. GEO NJ VAN HOsKN,
PIsMER d VAN HOsEN,
A TTORNEys and Counsellors at Law, and Nota-
"A ries Public Also agents for the Charter Oah
yire In'. Co., Hartford, Conn. Capital Ssoo. 900
City Fire In Co. New Haven, a " o6O0,O4
Once LIE Claire Block, Davenport sept
CHA~. T.. PUTNAM
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
"A Notary Public. Office, No. rs. Dsvenports
Block, Main street. Aug29
FREDERICK ~CRAAG,
(,IvUL RNGINEER,' ,'ARoHITROr AND SUPER
~ IETRNDENT. Also Teacher OF Architectural
and Ornamental Drawing.
Once Mt Davenpor, Commercial College. Rooms
Corner 81 and Perry. jy2idtf
II. WHEELER,
NRNERAL COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
NJ Merchant, (Wholesaie) Agent oil the Syracuse
ealt Manufactsry for Davenport and nelshboring
towns
Warehouse opposite R. R Depot, Davenport, Iowa
Augl05s
J. w. II. BAKER, NJ. D.,
DHYeICIAN AND SURGEON
L OFFICE BLOCK; House-North side OF Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry. JSn3ldtf
TC. CAMPBELL.
A TTORNEY AND COUEsELLOR AT LAW,
Onee--Davenport's Block, corner Main and Sec
ond streets. declS Sdtf
COSssIN a. DOW,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNsRLLORS AT LAW
NOTARIES PUBLIC
On'ce-At MacSiot Oorbin's lxchange once,
Davenport, Iowa ool0n
GEO. l.. HUBUEI.I,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELIOR AT Law AND
"A Oonmissioner Of Deeds for Connecticut, viii
give prompt and carefu ntoE to the collection Of
claims, conveyance Of Real Estate, examining titles
and eli other kinds oflegsl business
A. II. BENNETT. q. +. wIITcoMB.
BENNETT 4 WIgBTlONB
TTORNEYS AND COJNSELLORS AT LAW,
"A Notaries Pubiic and Commissioners of Deeds.
will practice In the Courts OF Scott Clinton. Jackson
and Muscatine couniss, and In Rock Island county,
II and the u. a. District Court u Iowa.
OrncE-N. W. Corner Main and s. eond streets.
JaDli
JOHN n. CRAW FORD,
A TTORNRY AND COUNSkLOR AT LAW, AND
"A Notary Public.
OrrrcE- Nickols' Block, up stairs. Ja20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-27
CHAN. T.. lelTNAM
FKEnERICk SCRAAG,

A TTOREEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
"A Notary Public. Office, No. Is. Davenport s
Block, Main street aug29
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-27

Carpet and Furniture Business,
AT THE SAME PLACE,
Al EAST SECOND ST,
WHERE 4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-27
Fer Sale ct . BaTgain.

A PAIR OF heavy Team Horses for sale cheap for
"A cash. Rnqaire II the Lumber Yard, corner Of
Second and Soott streets.
mch92 09O \ WOOD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-27
GEn Il. Ml[lRuElL

A TTORNEY AND COUNSEIL.OR AT LAW AND
"A Commissioner Of Deeds for Connecticut, viii
give prompt and carefu Atte entoE to the coec Of
claims, conveyance Of Real Estate examining titles
and oil other kinds ofleasl business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-27
Furniture Business,

'rHs sUBsoRIBERs WILL CONTINUE THs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-27

COKU1N a. DOW,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNsELLORS AT LAW
NOTARIES PUBLIC
Of1ce-At Macklot 4 Oorbln's hxchange once,
Davenport, Iowa. oolbn
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
WEEHAwKEN FERRY is NOW RUN

w MING DAILY from q m. to p m from k2d-s--Cem-
nodous fry ouses have been erected and ample scoommodS
eons provided passengers Carriages The bss large
Ant-cs ply every hft-en This fery sofds
very desirable the csens Of New York The
T. psisade and forest Weehswksnn the immsd.ss vicinity
d the ndins sbounds With beautiful wsks ryines on
under the fsssdes the river the quc, country Ad
fcnca schools and children spend hssthfu and delight
grounds Of the Company
Building are nov offered 70. the Ferry Compaay
% favorable tsrna Apply o. the oce Of the Company
Ne WsshaWksS Lde.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
IOsO OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

OPEN % VISITORS SEEKING HEALTH or PLEASURE
from June 1 10 October l.
ACCOMMODATIONS for over FIVE HUNDRED NlSiTOks.
The us White Sulphur Springs sitgsted IN Delaware
County, miles porb u Columbus he capital of Ohio on the
sos Rsvs 10 nrs from Delaware, miles from the hts
Sulphur Station the Mount Vernon aud
kasd. and 10 ies Pleasant Valley SPRING Station
The colambos Pous aud Indiana RAsd The medicinal
qualities Of aee Springs BY those OF any other
hinrrs Nssn n tAs uaed States For other inform
stien, sddrcss ANDREW WILSON, JLt
wAi,e Sulphur Springs, Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

INTERNATIONAL BANK OF CANADA
This Bsnk orrsnired under the Act Of Psauent will be
pessed collect al points Cansda Tor New York Banks
bsnken srd neaans. and remit day Of payment ds
dnt on HewYogk, ct lowest amount rate Of EXCHANGE
The h Of ths Bank redeemed BY the Metropolitan Bank
Esw York-Torontc, Juns q, ls5sl
n KEENAN, Caahier
R-fsn to Metropolitan Back, NewYork Msrcan.i. Bsrk
HS;t0ss CSsD. ksssA Dsy GIsw0.a 1 Co.. &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
.sCURFn HOTEL-FIRE ISLAND BEACH,
SUMMER BoARp;mThe large frs frst,ela,s tel edidcs
Tos further Particular call at the Institute or sddrss
L. d. L c. r. MANSFIELD.
WNsL0w HOUSE, 81. ANTHONY, MIN.

w NEsOTA, ,. y. DARROW, supcnntendent-rhs d
the rs~s elegant furnished Hotel IN the North
epes fos tAs accommodation Of snes,s III desirs:
Div located being Of the city and
smsnains fnh sisht Falls Of s. Anthony and its Oh
ssrsor ana Balconies AFFORD the finest View that b obtain
q of the cities Of IT, Anthony and Minneapolis
rhs Hone ;as completed, cos Of ellOoo ana farniah
q In princeiy style additional sxpcnse Of sooen
fb. rans Of Mnp- Hs HA Laughing Wsterl
0ocssd about four mlrs distant from the WiRsow House IN
soutAey direction They Approached BY excellent rod
rom ths object Of eemnent beesty and
Nc nsers fail 10 sHciis The saisoo Of the sou
Transient board "a per day.
N, tabes are furnished gesssss vssty sna ths
sao. te n,srket aaords and attention wanting naks
-. .,.s. "a - Wius ov tie ftends Of the House.
CIV. MCLEAN. Propreeos
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
Hcuses to fet.

OFFICES to LET.-A suite Of very desirable
" OFFICES th~ maiu foor No 60 was in the rear
suitable for Bsnkins Insurance other purposes
Apply the premises
CTEAA POWER to LET a EhrasetA Port,
- LA large swosory brich FACTORY 100 fe>s by So
wttA assn Eans Of Is borepovs Possession can Be hsi
iuamedissly. Aypy 10 l. BAIZ No j" Psaziss, Ehss
CCHOOL ROOMS 70 LET in the BIBLE
~ HOusr Astor A suite vel sAavesl sr -
Saposs and occupied os The Ass x y:su sy a,cs school
0tvfCES LET In the ssns suAinS yhish are very dss
trance <A-sv.
ITO LET-Toa respectable American family, the
II SECOND STORY, ono ROOM In third ao9y. and BASE
MENT. required In House No. isi EA'' I'd o. inquire -
sbsve.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

An Essss asc'1ss~~r
.ANC@- kEKWlN & Co. Trsie-Sxls
} Ees, ,,S, ;, s5iS y ~, ssrsrsc Jus. s.-g.-a

ID Ro<c. ~ . Fsrs 80
g-sNDsED AND sisckiListOi. sooks-sss.straS
.~..ta1s Srisss I 'rsr - 's-,.e< 80 - Fses
-. - 49,, - 49, s-s1ls L,--Bt1rs As. c1i
- "a sss,sl Bees. a.. Are k.n 60
ef.k,f- reg co~o~<u 100 49, = esp -. 49, -
., 49,, csrraf-1 % r-e-s rgysr- y a2>rA>z CeA
L.,.e- az D1~ te.<Y
DY JOsEPH HEGENaN-THURSDAf
ID 1rrs 81 A. q ocIo.t a. ~ = Wa naT-c ~
s...s croz - Hezfy Bro. n.y.
Sod SIS ssc cAfs tn r.1
80 ,-.,t -, CIR srs "a. Tssis TtP~r7 s.s er-sss
s.--..s - 80 .seS tov Sss;esrTi-sl1 sos " ass~
S.i. Cf p.r.i--. a. f-ssrsnssc krsryfrs "a ssfr W
s.r.f.. -saeba-. Goa rsh7rssy 1s-e.e,os ClsI -
s-l,.-. s-,n "a ssr Cs-ps,s s-t o. Cb<hs tlsN =
= TO-. H. s.ox- Bst-- Erch-z Rs-f-. VIA AZ a.
y-rr,rf. a.. Ciarcflsrs Bscte.s Cs.soE>- "a sA~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
1I1Ey briggs PATENT PIANo-PoRTE-

FUNdE UhIUNJD
Or THE VIOLIN PIANO
n ,f u,o, a. ira fame b-e s,-Y ---ty s-p.rsss
t ,h- 90. ,sus the C.6tSSi' .ac every otnss
p.-- of th- t-str-rnsr, f-r.5 the sfrsilL .
I, VII r-u.l. INTCEE iof MANI AOHin7 ~ ne
s.rtr 20 are s~.t.s6. even 30 yesF> -, ,.....,
T. ss convex s0sdirz bsrds sbov- as pr ha rs r,da
shch oo-n~c.-c ors.a-f in M SAM n9ei' 49, >k1<
u ea-i-. i1..-s-.u. yib-s;ory sneA -.
l. Is. srs,.r d@vh .ns f1la--' Of 'on- sa ~ Seo1'S
q, rsf n ia ,he tor- never been I'D eE 2.
bTias.-.uasr-s q t3- yiolln ca.s ,- - ..
L; IMPROVES WITH AGE and Jss' oeooHi-< more MN
.s-v snd th@ ,sL- r-r-r and lnor- -ol -ois
s.ss pyST FIASO-FORTE EXISTING" All IL r-o1s-
r-zas4 bJ GOTTsCHALk, 1HALbEh1 -a H'aaJ otter AZ
- Al. WIN HALL son, Nc. S3 Bro.a~,y.
B-,---l spring ana Princ-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
Mdtbinnp.
0utlerp, aaromare. &r.

BRITANNIA TABLE aud TEASPOONS
ID handsome article suitable Pic Me Pari-, very cheap
ana s''' !" WM s. MURRAY, No. 2 John-,
JNGOT COPPER, SPELTER, BANCA Tin,
Il ANTIMONY LEAD sPELTER SOLDER, PlG IRON.
For sale BY JOHN W. QUINCY Co., No. SO WiliAmSt
n AMES & SONS SHOVELS and SPADES.
W. For sale by JOHN W. QUINCY Co. No 81 Williams.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

NOTICE.-The subscribers (credltors OF tue
Chesro A,on sad ST. Loai. k4l Company having o~~n
coDrad b, the Oesrs A-sembJ II To STATE q C9sn.s
cut m Nsy ise under ne ban. s1d ',f- - ~
CHICAGO AND II LOUIS RAILROAD COhPAS1f'
f h~ prs ire at Of iEcorp0rsion aaS H.'nz
bs-n by G~.rs A.s-U by agtsrzed % OF ssze Aa or
prs hereby &c ia: srdl give notice tA.i Ne VII pm nc
Bob. r Srb-pon tn Capital soes q sad so 80
,s- Tou- Hesel 10 ths Cfy ofS-~ Haven, THURSDAY
to- lih cay July ls5s 10 Oeek u IN soo"'aAnee
vita ne provisions - .,id 49, - incoTp1ra;ion
Due uotee hereafter b. % the " nsnn~r ana 'frn
q. vel a. q the trra. ari coason." ~nch s1ea sub
scrip,iou viii b. received
Cte. q aid q rcorporson may b. bad Spos ,gpieston
o. EsTgAs PECK, e.q re~-Hsyes OF n A Co"DREf'
No - William ke~ fork.
DENNIS KIMBERLY, LENERkTT CASDsE,
NATHAN PICK. JOHN w hANsfIELDi
y A COWDREY A. MANN, JR.,
CHARLEs COSODOS.
Ssu Jun. n ls9.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
~ IOSppU HEGENAN-THURSDAY
Orrau 6leamers, e.


DAssENGERs, per steamship OCEAN QUEEN
1 q s..k..troz 40 Hsrr- J-y bervsy sStie-S
"a. %. =. -. ,os rss sorts R,-s vocR 0'ss,s
? IT, - ii6LEGseE ~. sg-iirf 0r--s s,- -Yss,
THE NEW LINE for CALIFORNIA
Sd AZ "a Il -.es HsSEts-SksAd I5,tsy iugp
,4A. l.. s'Sr. wi -. .:'tsf ss p, "a ssra Rive.
rTEspAY ~ .. .os;s, a. e'aS~Si-s VA r'-@A~
r s.s o. 80 .5p :. =. cay csc, Il sAs In. Ne
N NoETa STAR - .-oe--a ts- sos,s-ss Lsst ssA
s~v YSri asA J-, oo=H~at n'ii "a IyS a..
ssAH p.r.,s, o., s~sie trzss.zf .sJ sooSaai q
t.. seos, .sis- of 0spers
CREAT REDUCIloN.-IhE fANDsk-
" BILr EUROPEAN LINE = UNITED STATES NAIL
rTEaSsHlPs al s,s5y 'osIsiss, Ss;..s; s.r NJ, i's.
r. 80 $50. s.ssrs.y sse - ~.A s-r 49,
w"H %. .0. .a.sS.s s ,ss .
.o a,rsE vss..a.. 70. ,,s JSs. 1s,, n
ssshs ssssssSsiEf SHtFs. s:::;:! s {: ~; =: +
so rsIe. :, s.s.ss A,I S - .s 'i%s s,s c.S. .
s-os ss'.,5s 10. Z ,sGs tseSoI !. ~ s s.-Y
NOTICE.-In future. the Steamers Of this Line
~ vii call CORK islsad 70 .na etsr' and p.ssrnse
s5SDos ss q Li GiIseSw 6UBis Bsfrasr .sa mos, q -.
rr srSqosk sEhaap "a fii' is
Snip cohPASis ,prtaa 0'se eani 'r0o ''se" steam s''s'
intended " sal ~ eso~si
NE~-rokx
KANGAROO. SATURDAY, ysyi
CRY or TINORE.........sATCROA1, yuJ
CRY oF WASHINGTON; SATURDAY JAY ~
A; " ocock. roou. fron Pier No ~ Norta Rlset
sarEs oT tssssSE- -
C.hr fotn H-w York and PhscopbiA
Fhirc s.v York u the Ab5V- named p-sos
available for nf0Utas "
P.-.rx-u Hssrr. Psfia hsmoarE brs3sscs
Apnrrn ara AZ parrs Of ths CoDtineIt sthe1t delay
korfcETks-e S.-ane vryided wth every rr}isr- 70
in.re h Immediate eKiincton u IRE snd tbs soss eise
hu- 1. 81 forced rsxard % TIE use u bfats
10 Ir-txDd Line tc~ ma
s-.~un Of calling ST. JOess. The stessn- Pros~S "
Corr drsst -.
Yox s.s,b, OF passage apply the oc. of the Company
JOHS O. DALE No. Is Brps.ssy, NsSfst Af-r4-
In Liy-rpso. to NA ISAAS. 1o~-rSSieAASA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in

w GRAND PIANOS
sTEIEwAY SONS inyt- sr.is.- ssi ne pee - f-a-rsi
N ee sud er.mine their aswiy-irysa'ed O,EStNSG
PAM PIANO wteh for po~er ard quality Of pro-
gpc~d pror sly oher Grand Pisne oy az ~oo have
.un.c Il whom ar the t-si uG 2a1s. q y. eola,
- .reh AR Goab-ck Tn Hsz.a tEdror q The N1scL
R-v-wl T. c. Hi. ". A Kins W Asson, III T. Tina, IL
N STEfSWAY SONS
Axnuf.e,rrrr, No. e ard 81 W.iser-s-. S-~-fort
TX 2D-H.nd PIANOS Rose Hood) for $50, So
IC go $40 slI5 $50 sl5) IS Hshos Pisnosfor 3 %
ar IS sud IS IS sap Piano with msTnhceay
carved p~sr keys warranted tT thee yeas from 80
$40 zd-hsnd Pisuos taken in -KehAnze asnls.r and
Warrhsu.r, No. al sh-sy, near eih O. 4 GOSLALES
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
oyris. ., -, 49,. sL-.s'., s, az ~ '., 81 lss

Oyrics Hnssesss ssD tbsssvh ns'
aa.D Cssrssr. kLvs-s~-, S4@ 80
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen ttst TIE DEbD W
~ OEGAhIZATiOs o/sks Coee<Sy 10 .e tss 49, te'
s~en.tsry - fts Cnp41, ls ~ CsJ = Miss s.e-
b. srese- Gi1<s " ses srr< ~ - a-T-E E.f-s ~
4. Cfss.< al ks-sass L01E ~ sS1- f-ss-'s
~ srkt hs ClDsPsEy osT,-iEst s@1 g-f-0-s hssls =
tsne. sFr.sy ia ~ .s>zs sss -e- -s =
a. a. r. t~fslf q " stfaf.ry ely s.r-oriEr.
~ j. sl.8 sgTl - ssfrssy " 80 c9rrs.1l =
-. q ETIFICATEs 4 10 sk ~ tEs rsrfsrI ?. - a
o. = 81 bfcs ugs s-1s1crf t1sf-f ia fsssIe- ~ ~
pfosissols 4 - Dr.z q OrFs.l "a IA. ,.,-
n.,. nn.1- a. AssEsaELsT -, q a. fss " o'E
PEz CESrCS O. tl< y--Fgs Z ,sySs - e1yrsr' - -.
eL-ts 80 n9rsax~s 49, - ora-Er tlf Nps1I p.r
a. Il o b. esy = 1ri - ~ If-zs--f x "a
L.y.ny.s, a. =, or-er !. - c. = 81 90 BE-
DWIGHT y. kEfEs, s-srssy.
Oy,lct o. rst HEs8sfk Hrgsos ytE 49, lsL.sDf
kaNsArtos IbsrsAsct CoSttsrt Z
NJ = sss.s-st
TIVE BOOKS n SUBSCRIPTION % the
i CAPITAL STOCK oftA. C@zHps1y az 40" Ofks, sne
vfHrsu.lt - . ~ Or.~ trors a. 1l- "a
w. s1ne.lt .tsl - s1bs.s-t a-1r 10 c1ectlS= n
e,fosit. CO, nis<sss4efs
GkOHGk b LOU0ETf, BkkEso..
WILLIAM EtsT btsk1 l. rlfrsJ..-
IT-TUFE EEADi5H FkEDk Dk PEfsTEh
PETEh COOlkh Al ~ nl1slNs
HEEPHEkD khAPr, . kkhhEfs
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 20
j Usrr-n-sr Ofs-l ~iels. ep-n esllI I'm ~ e =
!. y "a { o. : p IL o. MONDAYS THCksDAfs "a
SkTtHDAIs ffi H.r f@zi ff9n o 70
go bD-E1 ID 'Afs fLbi' ffss-s---
IasDIEEILT L fCJTos s~ersisfy
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lscke
and Western Railroad and Easton with the Lsale
Valley Railroad
Leave New York for Eason and nternediste places from
No. North River, n u m, ll:1 m. and p n -
eomerviie BY sbove trains, aud ct 5& p. n.
The above trains Ezsbeh With usi o. ne
jerry Railroad which leave from the b's of Co
Passengers the D-lswsrs L.ctswanns and Wen
II m. sad Ii IS "a. JOHN 3. sTEARNS sapstia;ssAss.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
ORC. 90 ~. TsUsrsGs % CsEOffoss ,rolxsoLSsn
szs-Y0ss. Nay 10, lES
(>IRCTI Sir. The Trustee. named IA the

szs-Y0sk Nay 10. lESl }
CIRCULAR--SIR The Trustee. named IN The
" .sr-.rr.n, Il tas lk Il D-c~nb-r, SS % raes yos
ssnsrs s1n,rrc ~ psrsnes y sof y r'~. "A - 80
49,. b.r.t, r,qgr- h- .srrsa1sr a-ysJ ten. Sfe
wa y To- l day 4 Jay DeI, = ia shzfes OF ssA tse
Bo1cs Cosp~ns sne Cam. au-~t . - psed = tas iF u
1frnlty STA 10 riys.sfsG IN s.i ssf-ens>nt .
IT, Trars.s ~l - y.psr-f . resiFe ise ora bonsA
cr. a .vid.o~. 4 b s1rr-ss-r-a rn1 scrs
D. tIRST DAY on June MKT, 3; tssr ofcs No q " A.
= Ns. Yors b--~--l n. han n II m s1d IA ..s =
.ev,c. . psr-i~ erx2c tn~rt0 b- casa = Dc p-a to
ou--bf Il t~- COupons he First S~9na soa Soh
ssruetr Bod. T. deliver he s-719a bo1hasrs CSo
.. Bd, ff sseh s~oscd H0s.xe Bora, I. .f- % b sx
eI.nse5 sud 70 Tru C-riac.,ss - a. Pas ii '-ee
ssa ,bs, .>vefay b sntitd - u94sr he
H. oolyri-Lc~ .0Gho-. th-f C-r-hcsi.. o' Ss'cs
NAV b. .,rsnd-rs the srtsry of t1s O5o Ai hs'PP
Rso.a Coupany Circirns- trsssfsrr7d oy 20 pv-'
,,,oy ed s.rso 70 4. fr.--. AMI receiving al
w. n--of C-rtisos,. fr o-n; q ne soa-
Ill A. once aid Secretary 70: c-Ivefy
H. r..e. s,ocsh0,ds. who uay oc9tne enf;s
=, A. ,aators Cer-sest. q rr e1iti Dsn-c
N h. 7su.h .rtc- viii b fzrned Win sscn C~soais
tuD.Gi.s.y OF th- p-rforusuce Of ,sch coutitous
EDWIN BARTLETT, ChAiruAn of Irus->ss
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

CHICAGO CITY BONDS s. SEWERAGE
~ LoAN-The bond. b-., p, cent interest COupona
i The p.yea, and sinking fund provided f
by an iAx The ens debt Of city Of Chicago
eipal purpossa Bor sale By ashley NORRIS,
No. s? Exch,nse plsoa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

EsIGEAsr INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK,
kEw-foEE, June n H5s. }
dividend DNOTICE.-DepOsitOr- are hereby
~ notified that 81 MAMMA DIVIDEND ths rate OF
SIX PR CENT Per al u SO snd uns~r srd
FIVE PER CENT al srs 500 which have been o.
ro-ed three mouth. the day oi July rr1,
b. paid 20 DE- p stor. and sfter MONDAY, July ls
nte-s; called of viii b. carried 70 the credit OF depostof
.PrIciPaL ,.e
JOSEPH STUART Pre,iiep,-
pyr Acco .an,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

REAL EsTATE SAVING ksTfrvTiDs,(
ST. Louis, June d 1850. J
nIVIDEND.-Sir months interest (3l per
~ cent? will b. paid the New York d-poson IN th, L.
s,u.ion on prss-rtston Of ceihese of dep a-
osce Of D. MORGAN Co., Nos. 81 ana 81 HrsharEe Place,
New York asr the IL, q July nsI' Tho dep.;ou
not viii Be paced their credit
the books Of the Ins..ution, aud a. o0mPouueinI
GEO. X BUDD. President.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
fuanrdi.

DANK Of COMMERCE 10 NEW YORK
- DIyIDEsD.-A s-fni slsua Di'As-a II fikkE AsD
OHE-HAIF PR CksI tre tap ptai stes ~ b.s lss
n y VAIL Cs~kief
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

i HORACE WATERS PIANOS ana MELoDEONs, for
ertA purity tone, and durability unsurpsssrd Prices
reasonable Second hand Pianos and Aelteens from S 70
l50 Papcs and h-iod-ons rent Monthly payments
o~ived for Pianos HORACE WATERS. Agent No SIS Broad
way Tssfi~sniais "Th- Horace Water, Pianos kno~
among the very bes---Eranset I'VE speak Of the
merits nom p~rsonA wl-ase"CA,Hfsaa Iasiseaee,
"NotAns ., the Fair displayed
"Waisrs's Pianos and Melodeons challenge
In country
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

CONTINENTAL B.Sg. EuV Yosg J1rs q lsja
nIVIDEND.-A DIVIDEND OF THREE AND
~ HALF t3l) PER CENT ,he capital stock 4 thl.
from the q the pa Vii b. pal.
r0ckhldrrs and after Tue.isy tH- Sh July p-0r0.
The Trsu. BOots vii be clo.-d from the ssa
of July inclusive Il. y. WARNER Ca-ni-f.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

DASsENGERs, per steamship OCEAN QUEEN
- sz.t.rpcrz srt HsFr- J1'y A. ecrssy sstie-e
,ts froa Ysf No sorth his-r o. FoOh Sere
= - % iOEEAsCE ~. B5~iinr Gr--u. ss- Yea
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

OTFicE or rHs HA1iLros FIaE hsUEaScs Co,
No. II WsLL-sr, Srw fOEK, JuEs =, lsS,
nIVIDEND.-Ihe Board Of Directors Of this
~ Company have hi. dsy declared dividend II FOUR
PER CENT payable and sf-r ,be Sh 4 July Ia.
Tarer Books viii Be o-ed from 2sh rs SD Jgy no.g-
ave. J. c. WISASs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

HNHREE SECONDHAND SAFES-Wilder's
end H-n<s Patent also jewelers. S.frs Large And
snail sizes tor sale low No. % Nsid-nl.ne, N. z.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.
rival of the steamer Anglo saxon.
FATHER POINT, Sept, II.

FATHER olNT, Cep1, LIZ
The Steamship Anglo Saxon passed this
point Yesterday afternoon, but the storm that
...nred during the afternoon and evening,
scented the transmission of the in.elli-
Pp,uce received from her. The steamship
S,utopa arrived at Southampton early on the
-oorning of the 30th uls. The steamer Nova
Scotia reached Liverpool at o'clock on the
sorroou same day The crew of the ship
Dan Dan Bolt, reported as wrecked, by the Ocean
0,aon we're saved-the vessel was insured
N London She was on the voyage from
Trieste to London with cargo shipped at
Havana.
A telegram from Berne says the reports
Of the proceedings of the Zurich Conference
oontinae to be contradictory, but there is ev-
80 reason to believe that the SardInian plen-
ir33teutiary will not afix his signature to any
IT,otocol in favor of the return of the deposed
ITulers of the Duchies,
FRAyCE.-The Emperor remains in re-
trement in the Pyrenees. 1t is rumored
that he will shortly proceed to Cherbourg and
, second visit to tie camp at Chalons. The
Paris C0nstithi0neI in a leading article,
savs the Emperor will Loyalty fulfill his Villa
Franca agreement for the restoration of the
hrmer reigning Princes, but if he should not
succeed in re-uniting the Princes and their
neonle in mutal accord, it is not his inteu-
RON to force either the one or the other.
PARIs.-The formation of eight military
districts, the head quarters of which will be
at Nantes, was completed
letter from Naples says that the people
we're much excited in regard to the high price
ofeoru, aud that the government, in consc-
nuence had ordered the purchase abroad of
3 large quantity.
Gen. Fante accepted the command in ch ief
ofthe army of Central Italy Garibaldi's
command comprises the troops of Tuscany
and Modena
An earthquake had taken place at Sorcia.
Two hundred persons were killed, and
large number we're injured Nine thousand
of the population had cncamped in the neigh
bolhood ofthe town. The Pope had despatch
ed assistance.
Late adyices from Rome say that the French
Minister held conference with Cardinal An
tonelH on the subject of the reorganization
of the Legations. One French division only
was to remain in Rome,
The government of Bologna is said to have
Dissolved the regiment in which some OF
Manzini's volunteers had attempted to cause
an aneXcitemeut.
The garrison of the Pope was on the marcf
to Pescio, where troops were being concen.
trat1d-
ENGLANb.-The Directors of the steamer
Great Eastern have declined Mr.. Lewis las
offer, and their original programme will be
carried out The vessel has been closed tc
the admission of the public, and was to leave
the Thames in day or two, and be ready
to leave for Portland Maine, on the 18th of
September.
Leigh Hunt, the celebrated author, died
at London, on the 18th alt in the seventy.
fhh year of his age,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-09-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

cJPhysicians are generally 10th to speak a
word in praise of what are called patent medi-
cines.' Indeed, it is an article in the code of
medical ethics, that a physician who sanctions
the Use Of such remedies cannot De considered a
member of the National Association. Bat there
are exceptions to the most stringent rl.les, and
many of the disciples of Escuapius have actually
been compelled, by the force Of facts, to recon-
mend the use of DR.. J. HOSTETTER'S Sr0M-
ACH BITTERS, for those diseases which are par
ticularly prevalent during the summer and fall.
They have ascertained that there are no rcme-
dies in the pharmacoPia which can compare with
tins wonderful compound for arrangement of the
system. Thousands Of families residing along
the low grounds Of the Western and Southern
rivers, are now convinced that they have found a
meticine peculiarly adapted for their ailments,
While IN other portions Of the country, during
the summer months, the demand f'r the article
'equ4lly large. Sold by druggists and dealers
generally.
C3-See advertisement in another column. I'm