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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

LEAvEswosrn, Feb 7th.-A man named
White, employed in the Journal. made A
assault on Bloss. reporter TO the Times. on
Saturday night. Several shots were dis
charged, BIots receiving slight wousda
White has been arrested ~ s.
ST. Louis. Feb 8tb.-Both HoUses Of the
Kansas Legislature passed a bill fos the iss.
nation Of a constitution for . State Covers
ment for the State of Kansas. The bill
provides for an election to be held on the
4th Monday Of March, 70 decide Soe % .
gaiDst holding convention. II The dseis.
ion is favorable IN election Of 50 delegates
will be held on the let Monday Of Juas. =
attend . convention TO meet on the Ia
Tuesday In July at Wyandctts City: he
constitution to be submittSd . Q vots q
the people on the Let Tuesday q Osk. ed
officers 70 be elected under the consilasjeo
the lst Tuesdsy IN Dee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

NO. 24l MARKET srRERT, PHILADELPHIA
ZEEPs the largest ami beet assorted stock OF
N long Reel Carpet Chain and Cotton Yarns, Bat.
ting, wadding, rwines, Coverl,t Yarn, Bed Cords,
Wash Lines. Ropes in Coils Mould, Lamp, Candle,
Oamph me- Lard ant Fluid Wioks in the city. Alfo
a great variety OF FLY NETS. which he will sell
at atmapufacturer's lowest ash prices. JsyO
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

JNo. p. COOK, JAS. J. LINDLEv, VIM. T. CLARK
COOK, LIN DLEY l. CLARK.
Mr.. Dillon having retired from our law flrm to
assume the respon ihle duties OF the Bench we
have this d,y associated with Us 10 our law business
VIM. r. CLARK, Esq. JNO. COOK,
Jan5dlm JAS. j LINDLNY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

Evening Almusements.
H0wrs DALL lo0M BAND BOOB,
IL Km1y's Manual Of Ohoes.
0Aeso R1aysr's Hand Dsck,
Ohess Moothly Dor January aaA February,
Hand DoGe Of whit,
uasd Dook q 0awe6
9Ae ooctsble o. COL Amuseuents,
Oheso 0ea, CheQuss aaA boards, 0hest 4usle
Instructieae eer ~ riaeo, &C., q ~ IOWA BOOK
100As, 1e - Dsa1v stsosa.
Fsb1 OaA1lnD ADAMS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
LEGAL Notice.

faB STATE OF IOWA., In Oounty Oeart Of said
scofr CouHrv. lcounty.
DuDLy0 Notice u hereby siven that q ~ Arst
ler seosl day q said Ocust) q iasromoss N M
ting pasDertinS % - ths lsss VII ~ testomeus =
Hsnsoa oaaders, vas pabScly rcd = spen Court.
and sllss ~ Art 0oo6aS 10 0ssso ~ oee1 esed
vii . sllsWsd sn1 e1a,sesl pssbsass uaaees -
eoass - SAssA ~ ~ rejeelaea elaea-...,
! JAeqets Fszs g. IT,
TT ~ .SAn.hl1Y R
A;S;'il;'g = a. III; Il iF&l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
Fancy Dress Party.

LNOR the benefit ri the Mount Vernon Fund As
II socias,on." at Metre politan Han, Tuesday eve
ming, FEB. uavy Is, 1883.
The Metropolitan Halt. the supper, the muse the
printing and other usual expenses are gratutousl
furnished BY tn, resp c.ise parties, tnat the
proceafs Of the Fes,ivsl will tie Appropriated to the
Aonnt Yer on Fund.
1t IL the de ire OF the lady tronesses and man
gers, that oil shall artear 10 costum. Who can,
Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies S3. 10
be had Of the Committee.
AANAOERS.
Hon. Jno. P. Cock, VIC, wai,worth,
Wn. Alien, II H. Chew
John l. Coffin, Or. l. LANCER,
Capt. J. Hayes, VIM Hall
Geo. l.. kickol.s, John Johns.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, February o, 1859.

TrC. II. Scrivsn. 63 Dearborn street, Chic go,
L. al,horiz 10 re eive adsersiseSiehts isf 'hs pa
per
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.

TNHE following gentlemen have been ng aged, and
i will lecture b fore the Association during the
present month Tha subjects and time will be dul .
announced through the papers:
Rev. J. P. Donelan, Hon. x. Cook,
Wm Hall, Esq., Hen. J. y. Dillon,
Capt. Joseph Hays, Hen w. II Hidreth.
Rev. Geo +. Nagoun, Hon D. True
Rev h. 1. Collier, G. Stuart EIs Ieo..
Hiram Price, Esq, n. u. Parker usa.
TtcAets for the season, admitting gentleman and
lady. 2 90. Single ticket, 25 cent.
HALLET KILBOURN.
DecJu ChairmAo Lecture Committee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. VIZ. f. MILLER PREsIbISG.

TENTH DAY.
After . suspension of four days. Court
re opened yesterday, Judge Miller on the
bench.
The business before the Court yesterday
was the trial Of H. G. Angle 4 Co. Us N. d
N X. Il. Company The case bnsel as fol
lows: The NJ d NJ r r. Go. received OF
plaintiffs at Muscatine, consignment OF
goods amounting to some $4,000 10 he
transported to Cedar Rapids. The good
were carried by the Company to Iowa
City, where they were left. The plaintiff
claimed that the Company should trans
port them to Cedar Rapids. The case oc-
cupied the entire day Grant for plain
tiff, Cook, Lindley & Clark for defendant.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

CHARITY BALL. = We hope the
friends Of the Poor will remember that the
Charity Ball for the benefit Of the poor pop,
ulation comes off tonight at Lorhman's 8
Hall
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

H0H II AF II - ~,
HAND BOOK TO PIXIES PEAK
A C0nPLrrB GUIDE I, the Coll Regions Of
"A bTaska and Kansas, beins . reliable de- Grip
ton Of CoantFy. climate, Routes, &c Ac, With :.
MAJ, by VIM n Byers, lsts Government Surveyor.
aud J. Keem. oups. Of Pub. Instruction, Nebraska
PRICE ONLY SO GENTS.
A. the Jows Book Rooms, 10. 50 Brady street, nes.
the Pest once.
Fsbe CHARLBs ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
NOTICE TO ADvERTISERS.

NOTICE TO ADvERTISERS.
Larse cuts charged double the same dimensions ef
type.
Displayed Advertisements onc.haif more than
usual rates
Yearly advertising contracts will be understood 70
apply strictly 10 the Immediate business OF the adver
ser, and s ether advertisements sent iI by the ad-
rrrtiser will be ot,srsed extra.
Advertisements not accomp anied with instvuctinns
viii be- inserted until forbid and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in-
Serted one fa< free Of cost, thereafter charged as
ether Advertisements.
Advertisements frov abroad must be paid for IN
efridbiy ia ddoanee, unless from approved Agents
Contra u for yearly advertising tsrminAbe at th'
option Of siver ertisers they paving an advancement oi
o. per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
o. pm ceat. advance above rates, and kept On In
sie. - per cent. advance on regular rates.
All transient al ADVERTISEMENTS must be paid for an
advgnce.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
.aSDEnS n BRO. Daily Gszette.
" LtsCHER " co, Der Dsmnkrat.
HARRINGTON WILgIE. Daily Evening New
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

EE Alderman Hubbell appears in
the Ne~s of yesterday, in lengthy COM
munication, more particularly pitching
into" the Democrat, than in defence of the
resolution passed at the last meeting Of the
Council, for the taxation of foreign capital
loaned in this city. The communication Of
course dealt largely in blackguardism, and
extensively in misrepresentation--all of
which will surprise no one, since its source
is apparent.
Our readers understood perfectly the cb-
ject and meaning of the article in the Dem
ocrat, regarding the taxation of foreign cap
ital by the city. it is Of no consequence
to US, and we do not care whether Alder
man Hubbell did or not. His good opinion
flatters no one his ill-will is no cause of re-
gret to anybody, and the manner in which
he Jorroms money, and the way in which he
pays either interest or principal, is better
known to Loomis 4 Co., of the city of New
York, than to u.s. No one can more sincere
ly regret the necessity which exists for the
payment Of extravagant rates of interest
and SO we remarked. But it is fact that
discharge our obligations. and all the "Bun-
combe' talk which the alderman is accus-
toned to employ to conceal his lack of
sense, will not change the fact. We must
have money, and if we cannot get it at ten
per cent, we must pay fifteen. or twenty, or
twenty-five 1t is undoubtedly true, that
these facts do not at all excuse those who
take advantage Of the necessities of the
people to sxtort from them exhorbitant
rates of interest; but the fact that we must
have mouey at some-at..any price-cannot
be avoided-and it is % We remarked in our
issue of Sunday, the poorest policy in the
world to drive away portion of what lit
tie money had been sent among us from
abroad. thereby increasing the value Of,
and the rate of interest upon that which
remains. ~
When the State Of Iowa 10 fully develop
ed, and able to stand without ths aid Of
capital from abroad, when We al get rich
and have money to loan. then it will be suf
ficiently early to take msssures 70 dive
away foreign capital from our midst
We are no apologists for "usursrs," but
they have rights - well as other men,
Their capital loaned here IL likely TO be
taxed whore they rsside - r monsys and
credits." and to require them to submit to .
taxation at both places would certainly be
unfair, even if they Do loan moaey st I've
per cent month.
Those persons Who reside with %, and
consequently vha psyle tasse,s ~ ~ liz.
bic to pay no taxss else whsrs. sheuA ooef
certainly y taxsd lbe tie meu4y vhish
they have eat, ~ lntses1ty but ~ repea4
thaS sapllalish rs1;diee q. etAH 0tlk69
vhs sail seer Ases lpvse!.le r.
lesll y e1enrt - taaatA9 Nl1ao1a
8abt0l = - to6k6lt NelVtlhSlA11h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
Dissolution. .

Dissolution.
vIVHE LAW FIRM OF COOK. DILLON 4 LIND
/ I.sY is this day diss lived by mutual consent
We de re to close the business Of the late n IN IS
spe, dily possible, and request early set cement
with all ;artes.
Settleme l, may be made with either Of the under
signed. JNO. +. COOK.
JNO, r. DILLON,
Jan5-dtm JAS. J. LlNDLEY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
CARDS..

Ohc'-Nos- Z and D. t0hmt TciaI BLOCK, b0uth east
oiyner OF "a ani 5r gdy streets.
THuRINGToN, BROWN a. ARMSTRONG,
ATroRSEys and Gounselors, Davenport, Iowa -
n Oncs, No. 26, Nick Ills Block, corner OF Brady
and Second streets.
,. THoRISGToN, n. BRoWS, J. ARMsTnos6.
REFsawScEs Hon Thus A Heniricks, Commits
stoner (an'l E.nd Once, Washington, d & "
Converse L 90, Pine street, New York Col Jacs
Thorinston, Moutsomery, Ala; Hon James Harlan,
u 3 Senator, MI Pleasant, Iowa, Antoine LeClare,
Esq Geo Davenport, Rsq, Messrs Cotes Davies
Dsyenport Iowa eepl4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

q H - NJ ID
UVIOV FESTIVAL =!
LIE CLAIRE HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING. FEB. IL, 1859,
BY
THE LADIES
nF THs DIPFsRENT CHURCHES IN THE
~ City, In sid o: the Young Mems Christian Asso-
tiation.
THE PHlLH A g MONIES
Will be In attendance to die cours. delightful music
Other interesting exercises msy be expected oil to
cloae With
GRAND SUPPER.
On this occasion the two large halls In Le C,sire
Row viii be united, a6ord,ng anp,e accommodations
for all.
Tickets, including supper, so cents. for sale at
Msrdes Taylor & Ball ords. Ellis, ard at the dor.
SUPPER AT . O'CLOCK. tFeb9
.aNcllOls! .4MCtIOse ,!
GREAT BARGAINS y FURSIrGRs, DRY
" 0oods. and various other articles, Oh consign.
ment. and
Must bs Seld for Cash!
Call and ex anime the Goods and Prices. at
THOS. ORR's AUCTION 4 COMMISSION HOUSE.
No. 8! BRADY Sr1EgT,
Rsst Side, bstween Thin and Fourth, Davenport.
Iowa.
SAN. PARKER,
Yeb9 Auciioneer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

BALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR
BY SHE
Young Mems Benevolent Society.
. meeting Of the Young Mems Benevolent As
"A ISOLATION held Thursday evening Jan. 9th, -
Stevenson in the chair, the following resolution
was adopted:
ResO1cfd, That ball be given on Wednesday eveu-
ing Feb. 7th, ~ the German Theatre fer tbs b. ne
OF the pOsr.
The following gentlemen were appointed CON-
mittee Of Arrangements.
J. D. WOodlock, John Chsnnon, D. L 0tevsneon.
Jan8O I'd R WOODLOCK, see'y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
GEO. T.. yyHlTCOnlls,

A TTORNEY AND COUNsELLOR AT LAW
"A Notary Public and Commissioner of Deeds for
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania
and Ohio.
Ohice-North-W est corner Of Main and Second
streets Davenport, Iowa. aug 3tf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
II. HELLER,

GENERAL COMMISSION AND PRODU CE
" Merchant. (Wholesaie) Agent Of the syracuse
Salt Manufact Dry for Davenport and nelghborlng
towns
Warehouse ppos!te X. R. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
sux2O'yS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

RCNNETT 4 WHITCOMB,
A TruRNRYs AND COUNsELL0RS AT LAW,
~ Notaries Public AMI Commissioners OF Deeds,
vii practice in Courts OF Scott Clinton Jackson
and Muse atine counties, aud In Rock Island coun
H. and the u 4. District Court Of Iowa.
OgFIcE-N. " Corner NAN and Second etrects.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
Dupont'S EunpOWder.
Park House..

IOWA CITY, ..................IOWA.
VGVHis Large and Commodious Hotel hss been leased
by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
yaed neatly furnished throughout, In the best man
nsr With sPpIN0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will be spared 10 make the PAAK HOUSE
the "a No l" House Of the City; II being much the
largest and pleas santy situated IN central location,
an the corner JEFFERSON and Dubuque streets,
the city Pars with comfortable accommodations for
Two Hundred Guests.
TuRNS-in conformity TO the times.
Good snd Oapscious Stabing attached to the holss.
J, TRUBDELL. Proprietor.
NovQAdtf formerly OF the frusdc House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

(NvIL RNGINREa, ARCUiTHCr AND SUPER
~ INTENDKNT. Also Teacher of Architectural
and Ornamental Drawing.
Once al Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
Corner II sui Perry. Iy2Idtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09

NICHOLAS KUHNEN
rrAa arrtvsd from the Hast, with the finest and
n lsrpass easortneotos
Imported and Domestic
- n q - n - {
zine Virginia Plug T0hacc0A,
nain and Fancy Pipes, &C.,
Al = Vstsh ~ cGsn y dealsss q 1astern peices
- q oeaneQesese3oa a11sd, ed nAkng y q -
1SS - 0D60gooaooeD = s1lee Asun . tasGo onA
6 e e s. = ~. es:2 IN ~ : Z: -
RYl - - ss'ssas ~
r1pln snAu1nh4 q ~ y yslD61Aa =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-09
.. ". n. BAAER. M. ID

TrORNFY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
"A Davenport, Iowa.
Ofhce-Daveupori's Block, corner Main and Sec
ond st rects. declSdtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
rrr GOODS.
~ l. 7 y II T. B l. s 7
oo4PLrrc ASD UsIgE5sAL SUCCESS oP
w. 6. & c. II. THOMSON'S
CELEBRATED

1NDTSTRUCTIBLE SKIRTS,
wIsH TArEST EYELET FASTENING, WEDGE SLIDE
AND wATCH-sPRIRG BCSrLE.
TIE perfection Of SALT nsLgfset ase."-l MoEss Nu''
Hcsne Journal.
eorpete Eyele, Pstcate tssfh and esg ia Effect
IN Independent.
This sliI. 5. pronounced fs.',',"'iN. Y. Eys1sss-
3" Far r1ceibDs ,h- ssrt import.dols."-lIbA
l. deserves az the psi.- /. has feceive5" Tines
CARD-Ths rnsanfactsrers Of tie GROWN sS'RrS'
bts % ths. the very iyjr with wsA the "lNDE
sTRUCTIBLE SKIRT hAI been ssvss has made
ssry fer unusns, ,Tons to sppy the aerii1i
.nd tha they rurnpg their Msau y night and day
for this TT2)s ;le orders requiring AStNHsSs. Nc2sAss
T. addition - hex 4'l large Prodac.
ton Of
THE PIcCoLOMgEr~ ETRUsCAN LACE, GcSsAMER
INPASSIOS
ard other popular ryss To ,fec. a' ar contracts Are
now . orupsaIi Of
E,0O0 YlEDs BRAIDED STEEL FEs pw,
o, (which prepared expressly for the, BY their makers
bsderstbe very hes. IN Amea Having ample proof
the uuivsna popularity Of this ei <tgrsr oi Skirt
facture the UssrRu1TBLE sXsr they Intend placing
ie,ch OF every lady who wishes the most sri,s
du,be aad IN al respects, 5SiRr FIoDccEo.
Ps-Au inyo!ts o. these bs.l,ll skts D. being pre-
pared &. Tue CCEES ESCLsSD aid yHE EAfREss oF
FEsScE.
Fer sale by TIE Plcpsl JoShegs ard Reu svery~herc.
Loot ana trade mark tae Crosa stamped
every Skirt No o.hers genuine
NI.W-YO2K.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
Stu pnbiiiGiioms.
THE MISSIONARY IN MADAGASCAR

Pgssse Thi, Day. with Nap saa Ilss.Tstioas oa PSo.o
srsph, e,o, uniform wiki Llghs.tons's Travels.
Price - So.
THREE VISITS TO MADAGASCAR,
Dmi-g the y.srs lS53-lSji-l355.
INCLUDING A JOURNEY TO The CAPITAL
With Foees Of the EAts History Of the COua.J AID Of ii
Present Civilization Of The People
By tbe Rev. WILLIAM ELLIS, ?. H.s
Author q Pobbe'isn Resss-ehe'."
"Tbe question, opensd out By this book Of such public
ie'e pre,sD, that IN predl,tlnI Tor
scarcely second 70 Dr. HvlDgs:one's Jolrna We com
mend readers srctiec,gra botanical, pios or tbeo
logcs', 70 this excellent BOOK AtbspsJm.
worn ssounding in matte. q sI1aordiBary ine'e sni
which book Of travel IN land must be consid
ory in Importance hst Of Livingstone. LA.
Iii, ed reIsorsse Eli. hsppy unites In hneftse
s.onoIy the o; cienoe end TIE observer Of
social pbenomero-qlite the person, shoula tairh br
rprs aiding with ofthe Gospel the ordinary arrange
neu;, Earoyesn ciyilzs,ion."l lChsmb.rss Journa.
''Intsre,tpg throus sbou,."-l Literary Gszstte
"For deeply affecting Of tie simple p.y aad heroic
titude OF many Of the ChFstans when eIpo'ed slavery
ttnIe and desb refer readers the volume Il,
eh We feel suured tina. there few Of rsiisp who
take Any 81 h1man progress or the spiead Of Chris
soiy ia the world who will not make themselves oInan.ed
with the OF thi, excellent vollme. Illustrated Lon
del News
"A volume repe,c with interest, and Illustrated by any high
y chaIeceIhtc engraving. taken ho Photograph Hr k
pIo duced decidedly the beat and instructive work
yet pub,hed the subject Of Msiss.sT AID h all b1.
known nL nLabitsnts."- The Pres, lLonl0nl
Few better qualified foT tliI vii, Madss,'c
than Mr. liz ~ Toe Spectator (LondOBl
MI fI ia zeajuI mi'ion,J-an active, intelligent,
olute handy, observant and weniorned mAnsnd lively
Interesting unaffected writer IL tb, handsome volume he
y,s very minute tccoun. Of three seyer, Wits which he
paid within the last FIVE years the little known but very
m.tssb- Isnd Of Msdssassr. He took with him
book Illustrated by number Of portraits and views Of
eneIy wh accuracy assured by their having been
photographed On the SPOT H Ellis accustomed 10 tesps
ous IN which he noted down evening the events Of the day
thai journal sDsmitted to gland in the form Of let.eI
frni,hed the materials present volume Il h readable
b. h. Il shos iao unroaden ,ds and ,s style charsc
teged BY trubfD-ss simplicity aud pleasing bui perfectly
unob.rulive es1Ci Cit1tts."
Pubi,hed by
HARPER BROTHERS, Frsuiln-.quare NY
HARPER 1 RRorHEgs win .eud the above work by mail,
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Jut. P1hi,hs,.
THE ROWING EDITOR;
4 o.,
TALKS WITH SLAVES
PIE SOUTHERN STATES

rszt I.rl1 SIS psfss: I'us-sstsi
PRIZE OSE COLLAR
IxrEtCr. FRoM k5rIcEs JUsr sEcEIvrn
fEsra The spf-ss6-Ia 2.psb. en- Mas
ta;sor Sr'e' honestly Nc ..re.'y ga h, . We
Is: viii eel vel saa nj a. Ire.. rod"
fIem FTssdor's Chan ? ~ h.oin -.
Ia lcts ia 'p,y character sDt ,t,rs s~al combine
70 Ilsse & il:-nis iltcIesnr' -
From H. r. EsPSr, e'l s1,hr & Tie lhpendas Ci'' Of
In The Rowing Edo, RsspAh given very y.o:cas
td concct sltch c sc ty u ie Save sss Ol egeJ PATE
Of tie booL is tnmiatsoe svin-c tie, he slhor was Z
s.h ,uPiesl view Of dgl,r ssTery ~, ia: De
tss Ptne m heart AID N otei az
.es.iss ,ni srPh D.lrsr tAs ters.s mg'sns' q ia
WlckCd a.! ess0iAtlns f1Dcti 1ns'
Fen .ss shi-Il,a1 II Ea1s,,
have perse 'Tse Rsyins EdlI' vim pes'ers oalS .
:. S,,'- h9z Is. as,p33' & .i ma, AL
Fssm Tee Wsl,eoro Pa Asiss'r
Sad tsi T5s Ro.Ds Ed1r D. al means III ~';ta twice
Froa Ths s1raay M-rc-ry. ser.Yo-L
- IL hd sJs 'rs - muh sra-y ofissi AZ fraflt
power hs' s ra3no but feel ia; sts Pita's' he ia - Az
Tr,z rhs Dan, Al .eT:.~r, Ds;ra.,
The s1tr5r bss p'oye3 hi,sK fAS snd abe writer as
Fio5. The II, rig Cir,,'.I, oless,.
Let every who 11d hrw wa. s1.sry H. sf s.sn oy
The .a7s read It's startling record Of lei hopes AM iaFe
dssI1'"
"RedPsth is q the .asr =. we's o';as az "-lLs'
Fsoa TIE va.9n G3ws) E..e
T. o. the sl,.1r-Ja1ss Re1Psa-s Sufficient
70 Laie the book sora p:e in every eHsH,' h9say"
rnis 10 E.1st Yigorogs sai t5rle sois Tie writer
Pl.pges n.o tie very su5soi Of 5u slbjss."
FROM TIE ISdePerdett DeT1cra. is1'2rd y H.
Tee RcyiI E1itlr l. thrilling w5Tk W. have rad y
with iper. s1 pref T1e efSsbe c1uase Of the s.lo-
enabled h without being haas :; rensrs,e the nnesnost
ssnc.um Of the Save Saes"
0T5su ,oli,tsd rom the tIsie.
Cores sent BY ms Posad . any pat Of ~ country 90 re-
Al 3. BURDicY. Pis.i,her,
No. sprlse a., New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

,p Ass.ution Of Capitalists Is esiet e .ae Poi.s
s,IN Jh - ths yausbls sTO6: sld LOr No lfi N1oifh
c. - ne tsS. Hs-,s. A.sly o5cgp.d ~ BAns' Sojli
-t,t 'sisrs sne q, I;escat BY pAe" sio..s,
'-sef bsee E6lS LAY st AeIchtnis EScbsnge =;
''''se' AtAlkS j.. kVILER Aut.i,us,r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

rrs. variety orHEs GOODS IN al the vlssss Separ-
nsA:s DO. snu1asrs.sd IN tie sboVe.
Buye oa every section Of NE coIntrJ wbo s.srs
s,oos uasp.d In varsity s.d ehsap.ss wi 10 nAhs
psr,yr eEAUs,t0o u t1s fJ going telo yorchias else.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16

ORDER EARLY-ORDER EARLY,
~ AND SECURE tIasr CORES,
new NOVEL,
To be Tesdy S.,uriay
TWO WAYS To WEDLOCk
Two WAYS TO WEDLOCk.
TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK
NOV Ell,
fnetri1.ei f.cm t1e Heg-NOfk Home J1uf4sD.
l?us esssnty pTi1te aud bound N muslin. PIc- : L.
Never tin the days VI Godsm!,us Nsr OF WAkeh.d,
have reed snVhins besJtf thal the story called
Two Wa, 10 We-locs ~ New York Daily NsSL
Ready on SATURDAY, All for sale bJ
DEXTER CO, Il Arns.. Ses-Y ors
NEW STEREOSCOPIC SLIDES
~ PER EUROPA
d. APPLETON Co, Nos 80 and $40 BRO oiDWAf,
by thu Europ, sTE8E0sCOPlC SLIDES, embracing al
the new Groups llllmlla' ed s tnes, s..
FAMILY GROUPS
Of from five persons .sksl dAy being tie a5tt de-
4. .Aa style Of fsriy ssD.sses y: klovl
stereo,coPc Boxes from 81 up 70 40
W L y G E a c E
TERHsLE REVENGE
DESTRUCTION OP 4 WIFEs VIRTUE.
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
MAGNIFlCEnT ILLUsrR frIoNs
WASHINGTON TRAGEDY,
INTERVIEW BETWEEN
sICKLEs AND THE PRESIDENT
TIE SURRENDER 70 JUDGE BLACK,
4aE HOUSE IN NEGRO NEIgHBORHOOD,
WHsRE MRS sICKLCs AND KEY
HELD THEIR MEErING5
KEY GIVING sIGNALs,
AMI OTHER ILLUsrRATlOSs.
E,FRYWHsRs.