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nr J. +. hRIDuE=Deaf Sir Some two wears 70 an in
tmale emne friend had been suffering from falling the
womb whites aud deTi ged strustioD tugetl or with
the e ndtng symppms clearly bed rdyeI
tssments aud pamphlets She mad tho very best med CB
sill IN IA city uni entire pres rated aud her phys IN
finally told her at he though her lie might possibly be
prolonged yery little logger undsr TIE most iudcious
treR ment. For tWn er TINT she continual to sink
when came luo your oice ut she GTaeienbeTg Medcs
insll lon aud re aet her sympems As you c,nh
iDg her she dischnIgo AL the physeiaps aud tried H. tho
douhtugB Proyideuily, u Ielev her quickly, and 5
bott e. entirely cnrd her Since then, years.
ere has been any euTre1ce OF the complaint aud
she Is " sroRg active aud healthy, when Young girl.
"
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0.

Read Notices In The Tribune sluce Dec. /, 1853
From MS Excel lene,, JAMtS u WESTCtTT Governor
Q Florlda HDd member tne Uuitsd sta ea senate:
For upwa ds Ct tw niY d yenrs tfnirted with
disease 10 my tpnlh which best med cal aud surgical
Ia ent ~ no country failed cure but which yeded 10
most salts acors manner tiihe GTatfenber Remedies
consciepclously advise their use
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Tbs De rOit and Milwaukee steamship Wilwaukeo vent
RshPe iast ,ysEipg AZ rand Haven Cant. ClvsTtoa
Mgt0e n1pe tor at this poit has en- ieegraphed for
"a viii Leave oa tnis sV-ninga tram for the Of
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q Tho schooner Australia, ashore near Port Coborns
ETDTess.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or CLEVELAND.
Dec. l-To 5 o'cLocE P. II.

ENTERED.
Propeller Come, Watts, Gtea Bay 10000 Shnges O3s
bbN fish.
Rocket Rice, Green Bay; 3509 pkgs nsh and sun.
dues
AehooneT Berlin wadsworb AiIwaukoe Il bu wheat
Mlrshhrld. RnndalI Chicagu; - 900 lRs wheat
ConItwnght, ChisiiD, Milwaasee; 5000 bushels
wheat.
Tracey Bronson, Blanchard, Chicag-; iS.Os bu
s0ow s9aAkeg, Cail, vsrmllon; 20 tons pi. iron.
CLEARED.
prdtsllst COma' Watts, Buffalo.
Rocket, Rice, Buffalo.
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Roms a1prehsnslons f ihe safev Of the steamer
Tor ter whol of' hero for Lake superior on Iurd 4,
eve lug last She 6hOu "a have bFliyed tho Sa PddnF
m1rnng bu u 20 SATURDAY wheu tha Coo Taylor % sed
ghe hed nni N Dc hor olrsuoe. While the ff RioU.
seney We 'a'tns a. Prsiqu Iso during the gale to
teslnsI' sets wse sreu W pssS and Of them il
"a ught, ui ht the Fore ,tor Thi. ,yss
sNNi 9, hOWtVer.--Det. Adv 3Oh ''N''
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The DToD Gen Taylor VIII 10 coming Into 81 Clair river
les sVeniDg mo the Goh shook Carryng away hsi
siaTb ard side.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-NOy 80
cBY TELEGRAPH.


BaevesAciso st full last weeks prices ringing from
- Ice, averaging aboGts Some ezra sold a. l0c q
cetp's ts91
bWios-In fair request At 81 gsac. Receipts IS SO
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MASTER'S SAIE.-PURSUANT
JHERTFFiS SALB--BY VTRTTTE

- Il ERIFF'S SALB.-BY VIRTUE
Of two wtts OF vsnd exponas issued from the Oour ot
Common Pleas Of Cuyshoga Co. at the suit has Brad.
burn Ph uganstT Cain and Cain aud the other the suit
Of r. T. Lyon PHI aRsinst 4. c. Cain, shall offer for sale
subiot forty hereinafter mentioned tho 18th day
tober ls69 o'clock r. Of said day. tho following
sehbed property witt frame house situate subot IN
In Gfangors subdivision OF ten lots 81 and t
10 Go feet front Granger BY 6n feet deep.
y. l.. .WIUHrMAN. SaeriH
=. JUpsON Plaintiffs Agent ocS2SS
lfhs above sale " adjourned ~ tho 3Bt day or October
1850 ~ the hour and place above inentinued.
Oct2tS255 d! l.. wtGHTNAN, sh rio.
ahe ab sale Is adjourned n the th day Of Noysm-
Der, 1889 at the hour and place above mentioned,
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RoiL RcnNn.
OltYolana and FIIiSb1Tg6 Rali R0ad
1S50--6O.

Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad
~ - sl:.,-..ss N q -, ~ y
WINTER ARRANdfbfFN Z
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov,
" u 1859 Passenger Train isave Cloyeland as foov -
Tgb A. NJ Cincinnati Exprtss stoppr z st uerea Graf
ton La Grange, Wellinetou. New Lppdon 6a-
- - lem shelby nnp AL staiious south Of shelby.
20 III Cincinnati Night Passenger soppina AZ al sta.
tlong between Cleveland aud Gallon, and a
yaidnGton and pelewale also, stoppips TO
leave Ptsssn ~ slisi et tonsrouth OF 0aiiun.
Shelby, Gandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
CEsstns Pit'sburgh ~. Wayne and Chceso RaiiTcsa,
for Foros ppeT sanduskT, Delphos, Lilac, H
Wayne, lhRerte Chicasoi SO, west and East
aon anA Rellefontaae Railroad Line tor Marion Belle.
fontaiue, siuney UniOn, Muncie, indianap0llS
Terrf Haute ,Nihcennfs, EVANSVILLE Louisyiln
'gifo, 81. Louis, &C.
DeauA siyt0n and Ciacinnat Line, TO- sprughed, q.
Dayton, HaInlliOn, CinCirn1ti, hirhmbnd. In,
dlanapois, Ierre Haute, st LOUIS. &c.i sad at
Igad lot Louisville, AID all points on the Ohis
River.
Csluubus Little Miami and Columbus and xenla Ran
road, for Neliia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Tetra
Haute, 81 Louis, Morrow, LOyeand and S'tn-
vnnati uud with the OhioHnd mississippi RGll-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Cairo, 81 LOUIS. and al points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad tot Newark XanBsfiue
Wheeling he; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
RHilrusd Ion Piqua, Urbaus &c.
" For Tickets 70 AL points and Information apply a.
the Union Ticket Ofoe 5l Supsrlorstoetr % Sthe Pas
senger Station. - , ,,,,.-r ,.s,-.,...
Cleveland New. u IsLo.
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w
nEFAULT HAVING BEEN MADE,
and The fr.t party ayins fail to pay the iustHllmen
which fell due Nov. L. 50 tho entered into
Shaier party u the his par aud Hrsm stoue party Of
the second part for tho sat- bv b. secoTd part to the fist
cary subdly sion Lot No. 49, in Hirim Stons's sdd
tion 10 Ohio City I'd Cleveland cOmp0s OF tart Of
the original lots No 60 and In hTOpklyn towrthip,
Cuyahogac upy Ohio a The sgid contract having been
assigned BY Gn II to the undeTsigned Notice Is here
~ given, tina pursuance Of the powers contained in
sid conHrt the gned will the 20 dbv Of De-
mber 1879, at o'clock. A. N nf said uav, 1T the door
" ths Court House corner Of Champiain atd Seneca
ia the ity of Ceyoland, ny hogt cguntv OhiO
sell at public auction, lo Of uad yud the
m6ns on The same EDW ARD WADE
Cley land Nov sls.9:2s2. @ ds,sl.
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EIhe proneeT Socket, Mich pbased down IN IA, "a.
fgastnht aniihg ne setm ILurdsy latt he acho5Ier
sae arc oI "a mehlnAW straits asgsI foul OF he
teho ner X Ger oTFirg away her ib- -boop bosrtt mi
(leking up her heads sys. rapt Adam. Of ts RaesS %
bslls Al.rm for the rafety II hs fpafs sn Two mon
e 20 taitena TO the atnmasi head. Al er the nsn
so alot ne fofemAs came wa, breaking on no me
seos pfnEnE vi y alsO te maium7st snd mo tyyo p
e ths deck Que q ha had his thigh brok sp ths
othsf ~ nse 70 saF was uni lued The mate iIen
~ baI an altempgg 70 rescue Tho fu'm he s,ftek
Ete ugh ~ We ling Of the mai nnast aud had hi eg
troAe1 The tug LeYiRhan fIriyed sunday and f6,F
the men 70 Msekinaw where ht5 prone eart fr
IDS tAeef wss toEed q Machinnw Monday here shs
NV ils hg gil le loved here IN The course of week
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All the tFaila gong Westward connect at Cleveland With
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati 50.
&C.; aud all the lTai ID EO,n4 Eastssrd Connec Il
uukTk with TIE trains OF the Kew York CsniIa az
fAlo aud New York City Railroads
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mOSI bIlEH IlflC lNNENIl'JN,
An Instrument the OF Nocturnal EnlsO1a NOR
properly known Seminal Weakness sc. Can be perua
nenJ cured fifteen days months BY the use
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,DsInoiT AED MnwAUKVE RALwAY Y.--Ths propeller
hef Rsos la the raj roai line batWee Grand H.ven M
MlNsuke9 Tho cuyi hoga has been chartered b. ti !
Betet .h sil ehee kaiNay Company to oafrv ftiFhl
l.te hissA While Tho stsaiashD Doirait Is a
lha winter. The pT0pa Ter clatrfd o. AI nds n,S ~
= N Miiwpukes ior 0raRd Haven will f,ll e,y ~ N N
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N ALACKB THEATEH frs
w sclsesoeree ~ sessstioa caused By the
TEX RENT rAY
,b Il exre ~srg crowded teAns Las Monday aad
IT WILL Bw KEPEA7BU
Ttss eytrDy Fhiuaf. 1pril Is.
W. WAILACK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-15

1heie cluhs number their members OF
the world Every the country
h.s favor of the tables, and
well places parties about purchasing
tes coufccuy rererred to for Information
celnce tables alone
Superior which every mechsn detail sppertai
s,Vt nf he IA
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makes speedy without the least restriction n die
drink, exposure or change In application business This
sahe RESULTS obtained from two TO ten days and ~
neither creater Offences the
reseseay AL deviation IN Diet erruptou h.
,orud aeep o. healthy digestion thus removed
speedily ~ ensistert with tho production Ut thorough
and permanent nurs. Price 81 per bottle @ " R,N9 &c
nison Albany Calender Philadelphia also for sae As above
Kns's celebrated Rosewash, price Is cent?.
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SHIPPING.

EoR LIvsRPooL-rBE SPLENDID BLACK BALL LINZ
clipper ship JAMS FOS rER, Jr, Capt Abee' sails lou
OF AP for terms o csbo second cabin Storage
apply on board, foot OF Boekmsn street, 70 JACoB VIII
81 N, lUS South street
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ADIUsE MHNTs.


. cADfrY OF sUsIO --sAzzAnIaa-AtSs Pe'Ld.Ifa
q 1hi. frf.y) April IS st5
The ItthD LAT sIUHr BUT ONNa
Ihs GsZZSriss sfsHf&
lUCasliA BOfGIs
pGonfrz;. TfMAeo
irr ssls OF eess rbcR a. the Assfeny
" b'eus,tgs OIL sruad~ end ths sssionsry sSr y
f-se = ennf q 20 street OF PLR0.
IN c<efusy, april 10, stip
GhAfy sAIZhktgs xarIspE
.,x. IL ThUvATOBB
GAZAAhi't: o,. Mia P IiLIiPs.
fLphkfZA, rhxARe. H4
tof me cnyshfLre OF he ladies rcHes fr Matnes a
each ie bad az the f,liUwlns plaees;--
Aeadeu! ~ Music y. Brersiu.'A
Root, Anthony & 20. 10 Nassau r., stor House,
- feb its noiet ksercu couso
Union Place Hotel Pr ssot HOUSE,
LafsTge bous-, Clarendon.
ball 4 Sons Brrafwey Nunus llArka
tchsrfenberg 4 iuis, thristsru's oooss.cra
Hrss's boosstre "a Aiiantir-t, Prx 2ls fulton 4
Tfekets VII, IL ewise Re for sale At ho
ENgkAs Ck Do * OF THE ACADEMY,
W. f0uK ADDITIONAL TICKET OFFICES
vii be cpered - =,
hs WIN be opened at ia the Matinee WI somneese
81 The entire acts ~l be Of sho duraton ths
vtrer from the country may be In time for he railroads a.a
s,esmb0sts
THKRE WILL sE NO RESERVED SEATS.
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YIRsT n'aPPnR FOR BAN FRANCISCO -CLiPPEk o.
y We'll erday ner 10th inst. The elegant clipper g.
boXIE letting hsr loading p,s- E<ss river. and 60
take freig 4 8 ut lmmedlstely slongsids
LUTON A 90, SO south street, corner OF WaD'
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GshARP'S ISPROvkD bilLi ARD TABLES AND JyaH
~ ors are known he the best few ac00od herd
bee with marble beds, Tor caesp ths Iusnuacthry. M
Fulton street.
VN1rkTs PATENT ExCRi AiOR. aPgfNN HlLLfsRr
w crsaione-Ihs nost dursb'e, lively md cpresl IT,
hea trm 81 The fanls fnupq ~ eyphiorB of lhe ccric
ton WIrAhlR billiard table aud pefon, curhor rAputac
tory, n uoi street. n. z
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The demand CONSTANTLY largely Increasing thsae
tabes and cushions and have been Obliged crensc
gscilues Tor manufacturing employ
ermbls'neD more than engaged In all similar
bishmti In The United Srtes combined but the
mechanics are employed aud the fnee materials exoln
stvey used The utmost used IN nuJ
promp. attention paid TO orders received by mail
Mr. Phelsn constant attention In given Improvement
OF every thing ei with huards and pNens have
been Issued 10 protect the improvements made the
NOVEMBER TTfE 10TH 1903
Purchasers cautioned that the tables oushons
purchased only from The pstentee.
MICHAEL PHeLAN.
1856 and fs3 Broadway,
O'CONNER A OOLl.FNDKR. Sole Manufacturers.
81 and SS Ann street. New York
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NEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA
AL ANY, COLUMBIA. MACON. AUGUSTA,
And various places IN FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH Ga
The fsvore teauishp AUGUSTA, Capt NJ B. Woodhn
will leave saturday April l6 at4P NJ. from pisr No
North river Tickets he had for the blowing places fart
low any from New York to Savannah
accommodation SUPERIOR
New Work Oriesns $50 rs; Mobile S8; Montgomery.
Ala S2s; Atants Ca S2s; Albany Ca. $2 Cou nbs dS,
S29 Macon. Ga, Ssl; Augusta so, Savannah. S5.
The ALABAMA, Cant Gen. r. schenck, will suc-eed
Wednesday April 90 attP For FREIGHT or pa.aga oey
70 SAMUEL L. MITCHnL SON,
Is BroadwHy.
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TvHB AMATEUR PERFORMANCE AT THE ACApEar1
/ Of Muse,
For the BENEFIT OF The
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND.
The book IL open for the Of seas
tickets n tho boz Office OF wslacks Theatre BY pesiG
sion Of J. W. Wsllack, Esq
sests So.
Private boxes ~ 80 q seat
First circle nckets 81 esch
AupbsheAtre 90
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DRyANTE kINsTREIs
ID Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway, above Grand.
Eonday, April H. and every night In the week.
THE EXCGISIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
CROWDED H0USES-MORE NOVEITIK5.
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT,
The iniuitace Bhiopean comedians
BURLEsQUE IkI5H-TAI4IAN OPERA.
SCENES AT PHALON'S.
PLANTATION FESTIVAL SONG AND DANCE.
DiXikS LAID.
Doors open at 6x; commence ~. Tickets Is cenu
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T)HELAN'S BILLIARD TARLSS AND PATENT COMB
II rATIOS CUSrJONA
We have manufactured period Of three years
more than
ONE THOUSAND TABLES
Phelan's patents These tables
H. the Union ,ansda South Cuba and
OF acd instance have given
They have been supplied
clubs taking place of the furniture
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w oOD's MINSTREL. BUILDING,
w 6l and 66S Broad way, near Prince Seok
Crowded Eighty with the Elegance aud Be6nem s Of ~
City.
= WOODS mINsT gFls
THE OLDEST And LARGEST COMPANY IN THE CITY.
appear every evening In their popular scts Of
NEGRO MiNSTkELsS,
IN OLD VIRGINIA STYLE
NessrB g. II Fox, j. II Budysorth c. White e. Warden -
Concluding with seco1d seeh) the th1
STATUE LOVGk
In which the entire comic he company sppsas
Doors at ga 70 commSAce 1t TX Tckeas 25 csuns
Children under ten. Is ceDts
NorcE-A grand afternoon performance viii KysA eve
Saturday, commencing at ~ 0coct many NJ
acts will be introduced Prces q usual
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QCwExY THEATRE.
Friday evening" Aprl is 1859 bec cot OF W. TRYON.
AANrSOxE JACK.
OJHSLL1U.
MASQUEHADe sCksE FROM FAUST.
IHE FOUR LOVERS
THFRTSE OR THE OhFHAh OF GENEVA.

T5NdEATHK FEANCAB,
r. wIDDows ct c. SAGE .s...........D teuaus
lekhe eJIREE DAsrMU eeENI.
sANEDi. l6 AvRvI. 1850
Nile L. CHkvALIRR, nile. EUaANK SEN.
Premiere reyresurtasaou
La snsCE DE- DTEU
Drama vaudeville en- aces de NM UEnpery 81 q. L.
rnoire repreeentee premiere fos Tn
ire de Ia Gate 10 Janvier lSl, ct usduie pour Opera
Itslien 10 itre de
LINDA De ca AMOUNIx
lille LsuSefce Cbsvaler renprx 10 role .Ms-ta
Les roles jones' par NM Bertrand q $50
Talot kceard Th,ery, Leon, bares Eme Niles Pauline
Duport Alex Dare, Alice 1aiot LOUISE
thoristes hommts ct femmes spec'a iemeut
cette piece
1e-e sce- pepsit de Marie.
scDe ace- arte Pars.
Recon nsiseance eltre Marie, Chonchoc ct Perrot
3eme acteMsre lea de Ia Marquise de SuY
4eme acte-La foiie.
beme aSe-ketour do Marie pays
Pour piut de details voir lea proxramne
Les ecrptsurB advancement EXPIRE scd
pries s'ls des den d,uner
conrole.
Lea portes ouvriront heures mors quart On sco-
rneccera 8 heurep moi1s quar-, tres precises
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QARTUNs AMERICAN MUBEUM--THAr WHOLLY
ID original conic dismA, CUR IRISH COUSIN, py
A. j. Conway, ESQ.,. expressly this esab''sbment and
received on every occasion with the mott enhuso delight
Ia be repeated BY the and brilliant c0mpany This
EVENING. at ~ O'Clock. Resides which, In AFTER
NOON, at O'Clock, THE LOST SON and THE LIMERICK
BOY The AquarA Happy Family Picture Gallery, Ac, 49,
AL here yet Admitance 20 cents; children under ten, u
cents; pRrquete seats Is Genus
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JvCR LIVERPOOL STE AMsrnP JURA, r.. H. NOODLE
IL commander This and powerful steamer will sal
from the Brilsb North American Royal Neil Steam
Packet Companys wharf, at Jersey City on rhursdsy May
class only for whom there
excellent modsons $780, including provisions bu
without wines liquors. which be obtained board
Bowling Green.
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|s NrOTICk WHO WOULD LIKE To PASS A
~ conviv hour would do well to call at the star of The
Wes khsde3 90 kldtpe street four doors above Grand
where sveTy Saturday and Monday the chair aud
VII chair by two Of the singers the r.
All refreshments cold those occasions of
quality ~ any oer rne +. SSingle sleeping
gentlemen, 81 70 per week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-15

NIXON CO.'S MAMMOTH CIRCUS
NIXON 4 rs MAMMOTH CIRCUS
NIXON CO.'S MAMMOTH CIRQUE
IN BROOKLYN,
IN BROOKLYN,
IN BROOKLYN,
THE LAST TWO DAYs
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
AFTERNOON AND kVENING
THE TROUPE FROM HIBLO'S
THE TsOUPE FROM rIBLO'S
viii appear in the that attracted Ruch
brorgs people W tt avorte establishment The location
Fulton opposite city hall Tickets 2S
cents; reserved % cent?; children under
served rs ceDs Doors viii be opened VI and o'clock
]. NJ The company will also exhibit
AtHempsesd, Monday. april Is.
Al Jamaica TUESDAY, April g.
Al Flushing Wednesday, April 90
At N lliAU sbuIR THURSDAY, April Al
At GreenpoIt Friday, April 20
AZ Hobosen. Saturday. April 3.
NoTiCE.--The celebrated
EDUCATED BULL.
don Juan just arrived from Madrid viii DO introduced
time 10 this country Saturday evening 10 novel and
astonishing fess having been effected with hs
owner, Seuor Pedro Gonzales.
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EvOR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST. VIA @ .Rl .Es-
ton, g. C.-Semi weekly United states Nail Bic Wheel
steamship Line
Cabin passage. $40 Deck
The iavorite steamship JAMES AID 1ER r. A iarus
maDder, vii leave ri No North ryer lur lay April
10, ut 4 O'CLOCK p. precisely.
Through u, hets TO the following placss-
To New Ores $40 75Tp Augusta, Gi......En
To Mobile. .......... IS col To Columbia, O....... %
To Montgomery. Ah..... 26 0OlTo Charlotte n
To Knoxville Tenn. 81 20 To Jacksonvll-, Fa... u
To Atlanta, Damn. Is 90 r. PiIutka Fis.......23
For ,rstgh or passage apply TO sPOFFoRD. TIuEsros
Tn. karon, W. J. Foster commander, succeeds wsines
day, April 70
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-24
SoMB HopE YHr.-The Wasbinvton

SOME HoPE YET.-Ihe Warrington
correspondent Of the Cincinnati En-
qairer says: Certain facts have come
TO light, which render it very probable
Cuba could be purchased. if our Min
lister at Madrid had this appropriation
to back him up. Spain is almost as
unstable in its government as Mexico.
Ministers and parties are constantly
going in and out Of office. Civil wars
frequently accompanying their ingress.
Even the monarchy of the Queen is in
precarious state, and has several times
narrow y escaped overthrow. On these
occasions. when the Queen and her
ministers are threatened with political
humiliation, they would not hesitate
in their extremity to sell Cuba, to OBJ
tain the means by which to keep
themselves in power. They must have
however, the ready cash. 1t was Mr..
Soule's opinion that he could have
purchased it during one of these rev.
olutions, if he had the money to
draw on.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-24

The news from Europe, by the Africa
published in our issue of yesterday,
confirms the reports of preparations for
hostilities on every hand. The fer
ment still continues-the entire con
tincnt is on the ga gtse for some
sudden bursting out of war. Eng
land seems more in earnest than
ever, prosecuting her preparations with
vigor, while Cabinet Ministers conf
dentially inform the editors of official
journals that the position Of foreign af-
fairs is most critical - out straEgest
Of all no one yet seems to know with
what object the immense preparations
in England, France, Austria, and Sar
dlnia are being made-no nation
seems to know who are to be its allies
and who its enemies in the contest
which all agree is surely coming. All
however, look to the Emperor of the
French, knowing the necessity which
exists that he shall engage in some for
eign war to secure the safety of himself
and his throne. From the very friend
ly relations which have existed between
him and thc'government of England
after the exchange Of compliments and
visits which have been going on during
the past few years-attcr this great
show of cordiality and friendship, it
would be natural to suppose that no
danger exists of difficulties in tina,
quarter: but il would seem that the
British Ministry are as wholly in the
dark as to the intentions of the Emp.
eror,as every one else-at least so they
replied to demand on the part o
the Parliament for information.
We shall await with interest the ar
rival Of the next steamer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-24

STATE BANK or IowA.-The SigOur-
new Democrat saws Look out for one
dollar counterfcits on our new bank
1t is stated that large amount OF this
denomination Is being put in circula-
ton IN this and other States. The
head quarters Of the gang that are
operating IN this State, is at the city
OF Burlington. For the benefit Of our
readers, we will give description OF
the genuine The word zone" occurs
on the face of the bill over one thou
sand times, and on the back in a very
peculiar manner. one hundred times
Niginettc, farm yard scene, figures OF
COWS. man woman and child in the
foreground, houses in the distance; on
the right-medallion head. by OBJ
serving this delineatlon, there will be
no danger OF being deceived.
MIsslssIprI.-From the Democrat
we also clip the following The pres
ent name OF the great eastern boun-
dry, is corruption of the two words
of the Sac and Fox dialect, Masseo and
Sepo. Masseo-chief, or great, and
Sepo-river. The generally received
opinion that Mississippi is pure and
unmixed word meaning the Father
OF waters" is therefore not correct.
The untutored ch ildren of the forest
designated everything by its its pecu-
larity, or distinguishing feature. They
beheld, in the majestic stream, gliding
silently but powerfully to the south
ward the " Masseo sepo," and the
same words being used afterwards by
the whites, the transition to the name
it now bears, was easy.