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CARD.

GARD.
IOWA, WISCONSIN 4 MINNESOTA PACKET.
4ZSR THE Splendid Passenger steamer
eLuH DR.. FRANKLIN No. 2, URIAH
80 BROCK, Master, will run as q rsgn e,
sTST~SkEkiar Packet between n. Louis anu ~
PsnI ST. Peters and ST. Croix duriag the season.
Passengers and shippers may rely on her pnnc.uainy
Of starting at the time advertised by strict aten.oh
TO business Capt. Brock solieits share o. Phoio 9a
ronare SO literally bes,oy ed on her heretofore.
For freight or passage apply on board Or 70
June BURROW > q ftfs 1 l l "a = ~
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BOOKBINDERY
and pIank Book Mandatory.

rIsHE subscriber is no. making arrangement
L and will, as soon as possible establish
Bookbiniefy in Davenport. and will be prepare
10 ,.c, every variety OF Binding. Blank Books,
made to order. Particular attention paid TO re-
binding periodicals. SC.
JAMES MACINTOSH.
Davenport, Sent lith, 1881. It'll
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roy TO THE WORLD!
PERRY DAVIS
~ ~ u

FoY rms ENTIRE ERADICATION or ALI Nv
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL hhMh
No. fan..iy should be .eiatout ~.
One twenty dive cent Bottle will do more g eon.A@
you OF its efficacy, than all the advertisements
ia the World!!
1T Is WHAT ITS NAME DENoAIS
PAIN KILLEH.
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Es41,s. kFsV,su KsAY,s,u


list received fine assortment of fine Mol.
- SKIN Has, S4rng Style. Also White and
Black Brash and Kossuth Hats
AT THE IOWA CLOTHING STORE.
DaHenposE. March 18th. 1859
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REGULAR PACKETS.
WEEKLY PACKET

FOR BURLINGTON, MUSCAIINE, DAVEN-
PORT, GALENA AND DUBIOUS.
A N THE fne, last running ard commodi'
GEA2Y1NA oas passenger steamer MlNNESo a,
n. RILEY, Master, having again Ia
ken her pac. IN the Gaens trade, as regular Week.
between st. Louig Galena and all interms
date ports, i'll continue 10 make weekly trips tnFo
cut the entire season: leaving st Louis every MON.
day evening al O'Clock aud arrive at Davenport On
W,.dnes5ay night-returnlng, viii leave Davenport
every Friday morning Tor 81 Louis.
~, Minnssota has bee thoroughly repaired, over.
hauled repainted, &C., and is nov IN complete run.
nny order and ia unsurpassed for splendid accommo-
tor passe capacity tor carrying rsiens
hy any boat in the trade.
Capt. Riley takes this opportunity OF returning
thanks for liberal patronage he has
csiyed and hepes by unremitting attention to the
comfort or and the interest OF
receive liberal share of the business For irsight
- 49, 81 annly on hoard, May 20-ts
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RHEUMATISN:

= VI u
Why will you suffer the agoninn ~ snrea for Is
treesng compliant? When you can be cuIeu W. =.
cts: ii You will use Davis Pain Killer accofains "
direction.
Try itsureiy will not hurt you and coat on nom
ing il il does no good; IL Sc dom, II ever ialis'
DIARRHCA AND CHOLERA:
Hany one doubts the magic power q par r,Iaf -
Killer to cure Diarahoea or even AsiAiie Saio 49,
RIA we a wise them TO buy Is cent bottle 81 .he
PAIN KILLER, ard give it a trial; we never Ahe" !"
DYSPEPSIA:
None except those who have suffered ali inc nosIols
OF Dyspepsia can fully appreciate the shue oi
Davis Pain Killer; sovereign remedy Tor this disses
sting nisrase in all its forms. ,,,.>,rrpy
BOWEL COMPLAINT AND DYsENTERh;
No medicine ever oere to the public has been al.
tended with snch triumphant success IN me cure 81
Bowel COM plant and Dysentery as Perry Dasn rain
Killer; try il an be convinced.
PAINTERS cHOLlC;
Hyou paint lire with CHARCOAL hga' WIN ens y,
and Ike coors, live and breathe, thea gu can WIN
words give faint idea OF the magic Efforts OF DAVIS
Pain Killer when used according 80 iof mai
distressing complaint Painters Cholic.
TOOTH ACHE:
To conquera peace is not dthcuitihing Is regard,
tooth ache; charge oil the far-famca fain Ahet
ann il will bout face and scatter
FEVER AND AGUE:
The effects of Davis Pain Killer when taken accer'
ming to directions in Of Chill and Fever are tru-
~ artonshing get Pamphlet from the agent and read
for YOURSELF we Try II iSs u cannon hu'' you
For the relief and cure distressing burns the ram
Killer is a sovereign remedy; and IS equalaed ny no
remedy brought TO the American pubhci Try II
ond be convinced
What is JOY. the honey Of existence; really beheh
eiai and agreeable, feels after being eured oil
distressing cough BY the use Of Perry DAVIS Pam
Killer.
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Procure a pamphlet Of regular agent aud read Tho
testimony OF some the respectable citizens IN
the United States, favor of the Pain Killer, has
only 10 be known 10 be appreciated.
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EXECUTIONS, Sammonsss q nd sgbpoenas. pri nt ed
on 70 cd per end for sale low at the Gazette OF
ice. Davenport, Jan .o3d, 1851.
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NEW STORE,
AND
CHEAP GOODS.
SEUCk VI NuVUsS -,,n,O
REAlY MAIZE CLQIulNGi
Orpos,rr the ErNA MILL

UPpOSlTE THE III" ~
rIlHE subscriber has received IN aaonio" ~
II f,,t .,f
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WAGgsTRATES' rsLANEls.

= DOI. GINS Baltimore Oysters and doz
, Pk's. Ssrdines for sale by
March is r. SANFORD
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A. kep IN relation words the pressure
roller between them being always the same
bed and the Ioiel Inc % ,
herslofe had made and independent 49,
u 4. ~ 4, All MOI
The defect IA this Hill machine was tha gu ~ ~
board a Uniform thickness Ibis desidcsain uie
tanned BY Improvement fo which nc was esy a ss,t,
accomplished the sas "seou'
panun but merely " he~ h'enu"h
OF his own, and does not infringe. . IL. -.
We reluctance IN eonius ~ WIS ,io
being acquainted Win mo wood
worth machine may taken om that the idea OF placing the
Knife AZ the bed OF opposite side OF the board
the evidence
before Woodwos invention lie does not
a. Nc have claim set forth We
aat assume therefore that Nor
cross may IL from existing before Wood
worlds And II he did take II nom Woodwos,
ALREADY ny
plaintiffs patent
The language plaintiffs claim when skea in conne1ion
adopted full consideration best adapted
all that Woodwork nvented The original patent
granted ie2s The reissue not unu 1870 Ia Tie mean time
had ugaon and the nature and extent OF the
had carefully ably and discussed trials
The OF the first found be inaccurate
obtained solely the
describing invention with and
eision This III the Woodwork patenecs, s45
machine them, could hardly have used
adapted
that Office OF roller the board down
described is roller but by emitting that and
saying tho board being drawn has described
Woodworh roller by the only function which peculiar to and
cbaracterizesi H.
the necessity Of going into the discussion othe
think siae however
that in opinion neither o. these grounds o. defence y SUSTAINED
OF and useful Improvement and the ned paten
therefore is valid The first grounds fdeence would not
of injunction agans the defendants, but
the ground that the defendants machine does
infringe the Woodwork patent LaH
Nessrs Keller, New York. George T. Curtis Woodbury.
plaintiffs Bauleit Giles William Whiting, tn
defendants
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The quantities any may diminished,
made not for specific quantities ba, for such The
Coniraeiots residing places deliveries
CURED e:ah agencies such places that no delay may
promptly comply equiuon the chisf Of ihc Bureau
be made supply ne deficiency under The penalty be
y ss ,n e record s a o. ss
oe navy yards aforesaid shall evidence that such requs'on
Separate article Except soap
$ !" % ss
Of the articles contained such offer and reject
oheIsj MOULDED, early practicable
be The bureau within five days exclusive Of the time
CURED for the regular transmission Of the mail .
amount Of The VIII DC required and ten per
collateral addition
IL and no, 2 any event @ be paid until : y all re-
ys'es made viii be paid By the navy asen, within thirty days aer
Bsss forms Of proposal. may application
ssa So and
raooId duplicate Of the informing bidder the
cepnce Of hspopoa viii be deemed notification thereof within
the meaning Of The act Of 1896 and his bid will be made and
Every as directed the Of
spossa ass 1855
@ s SS%sa % sass' be- ss
obligation within Ave days with good and sufficient suess
consider any proposal sccompsncd by
quredb the competency the be cerded by the
district attorney officer of the general govern
ment known TO the bureau.
Erraci from the act Of Congress- approved ansust 10, 1886
"sRc O. find further erafed, That from and amer the
Of this naval supplies invited by The secrc
tho Navy under the the general appropriation bill
approved third eighteen hundred and forty
three shall be accompanied by written guarantee signed by one
ss that ny bidder q bidder. will his or e bid be
be prescribed by the
sufficient furnish
the supplies proposed No proposal shall be considered unless
and noasson hsreo 70 tho bidder bidders he or hey shall
within prescribed by the
Sufficient furnishing
the uppe the Of the Navy shall proceed contract
for furnishing said supplies,
difference
proposal and the for which he
furnishing the said supplies for whole
period be charged said bidder bidders
and and tho be
nsdstcy United the the Navy
Department action OF debt against cithor all OF said
Mar iB-iawfw
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United States Patent Once,

IN the petition OF Patrick Megenns, Of Patterson New Jersey
for the extension of granted him for
pfovsmcn IN The Art dyong for from the expiration Of
1852
II ordered that the said petition he heard the Patent Office
Monday the nineteenth day OF next O'Clock,
all persona notified cause II any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted,
opposing the extension tho Patent
once specifically forth
~ before Of hearing All testimony by either M nv
be said hearing be taken N an
cordance with OF the ONCE which win furnished ON an
picnon. = y
Ordered also that this notice be published National rn,el
Republic and Union Washington, D. O. In
quIrer philadelphia Pennsylvania Providence Journal Prov
dencs, Rhode Island; Express, Daily Rcs
Boston, MsHchuseus Louis Intelgencer At iouis
Missouri week for three successive weeks previous 10 he
10Th Of April next
Acting Commissioner Patents
p g. Editor shove papers viii please copy and send their
hills to Patent Once with paper containing this
Feb I7-law3w
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NEW PApcr-hanglng ana Upholstery Store, IItI

NEW Papcr-haIAginx and Upholstery store, nth
IN door north Of Pennsylvania avenueROUIER 4
respectfully Washington vicinity
that they have opened with Of the best Of
found the which fine French
boed gilt and panel papers, for parlors or halls with
and ungazed
United States, suitable for parlo halls dining
chambers and adapted all tastes and for
Landscape for halls and public houses
&c. Fireboard prints and paper curtains in great variety
LOT of upholstery goods, such damasks
and blind
trimmings. large of brass curtain bands
Transparent window shRdes
splendid Green and fancy reed blinds feather beds hair
blinds made order Maings
neatly Carpets made and put down, warranted h
Uphoistcring particularly attended to.
Purchasers greatly their advantage
before purchasing all goods entirely and we are de-
termned to sell small profits TO insure quick sales
RODIER & BRO.
superior the above goods may also be fosnd
their establishment in Georgetown.
lar
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NAVY
BuIe.u OF Provisions Clothing, March 10, lssx
SEPARATE PROPOSALS., sealed and endorsed Proposal. iof
Navy I s s az ac a. s % g
yenng lon receiving 1--WE days oss except ioI psea 20
s ,s q %
Maashu.s.r brookl9 New York. and dospos vsas .ah
deed from s chief this bureau sy s e.
1scaI year ending Juns 80, isss, WIS
Flour biscuit wsskey asa ,sa coffee nee eus
The nour shall Be- o. he wheat ii the year
ana y sa IL s ss assspaon q
% = ssna 20 y .paaa s with ""s
az each head and in good shipping @de nee o. an '"s m
sssa, s made ,s 6" ."s .s . , g as s4 ssas
s q s year s, 70 q me samples %h are
the said shall be properly baked thoroughly Nun
States good, sound well dried bright flour barrels. with ,s
nssa %s sas's 81 s % on n ann e
the whisky shall be made wholly from grain q winch ,s
to The United standard II
oas ss w w seo Oak ssa. snd
CURED be eoopccd with four good aud sufficient iron hoops
the whole shall be good shipping order free Of all charge "
The sugar brown, and be delivered in
good quality Young Hyson equal 'o samples
The coffee equal the se.. Cuba coffee;
banels, Nth lining hoops al
ea head ,s s option O. @ ausy table butter worked clear
fluids white oak rkns Of about
TSs %olases equal best quality New Orleans
delivered barrels uh uAus pine head
thoroughly coopered and placed In The best shipping
| condition.
strong barrels with heads well secured.
The vinegar quality cider vinegar and be de
lyered in good new, og well white oak barrels
be thoroughly coopeed and placed in the best shipping
| condition
The pickles put kegs exceeding fifteen gal
Ions be Of seasoned white oak, white ash
delivered salt brine, first quality cider vine
gar option Of bureaus the vegetable only to be paid for
the price be the whether In brine or vinegar
shall be quality bunch rnsns, and shall be
delivered good substantial boxes, and hoeped al each
| end. fase.
The dried apples approved quality shall be de-
tight whskey barrels barrels the option Of the
| bureau.
The soap from OIL and be OF the
hest quality soap DO delivered
Of about pounds EACH hoped
| al the price be uniform al the stations.
described articles embracing casks barrels half
barrels rkns kegs and boxes shall be subject 10 such Inspection
of this direct and be in all respects
fecy satisfactory the inspecting officer said officer 70 be
delivery Biscuit however, be inspected at the place OF
will all subject final inspection
the place OF delivery before bills signed therefor
The all the foregoing articles TO be the throughout
4 the bidders offer tor articles.
barrels, and half BARRELS kins, kegs, boxes,
marked with their and the
barrels kegs Of -four Bread butter and pickles
shall have addition 10 the above the when manufactured OF
/ put up maIkcd upon them
ensuing fiscal and haze reference TO such hare
/ been previously exhibited.
articles which will be be
/ preci.e civ stated They will probaby be about
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IN a word, beg 20 state that we Offer great In
/ ducemenu buyers OF the following articles
pieces real Linen sheeting OF the various widths
100 Irish shirtng linens, atsn prices
10 supcrhne Irish linens, for bosoms and collars
Irish linens Mt rs per yard
All the linen goods sell warranted pure linen.
100 pieces plaid musins AT i2k cents per yard worth 70
100 do fine white cambrcs and jaconets
striped muslin, all styles and prices
shrttAgs, l2k cents yard,
such $ usually sell at Is& cents
40 do assorted table diapers and danasks remarkably hand
some patterns
25 do pilow-case linens assorted prices and widths
IS do select black alpacss from common extra fine
% do black silks from medium super
loo ladies' handkorchefs, laH cents
each, worth IS. =.
With many other and Desirable goods in our line
erms ~ unless the
Good ARTICLES low prices dealing may relied in all
. :. .
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
March ll-stcof Opposite Centre Market
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PROPOSALS for conveying the United States mails
the following route in Arkansas from the LIST Of July, 1882
Department the city OF Washington until the ID day
Of May next 10 be decided BY the following day. viz .
1901 From Lille Rock By Plum Bayou Pine Baa Rob Roy New
Arkansas Post and Beleve Napoleon, 21s miles,
weekly and back with additional m weekly trips via Mary,
brownsville, Aberdeen, 81 Charles and White River, 22o
miles and back also, branch from Aber
deem, via Clarendon waensaw, Duyaps Bluffs, Des Arc,
Augusta Grand Glaze, Elizabeth, Jsoksonport and Oil
Trough, to Baiesvilie, $50 miles and back
Leave Li',le Rock daily, srcep, sunday, aioami
Arrive nj Napoleon next days by III pms
day, and Friday and via the White river Tuesday,
Ihuroay, and SATURDAY, m =, = pm .,a sn,. - a
Arrive at wednesday Friday, and Sunday by 10
m, on the Arkansas nver thp and Thursday, Saturday,
and Monday by a m n the White river trips,
Leave Aberdeen Tuesday and Saturday m3pmi
Arrive AT Bstesvile Thursday and Monday by Sans
Leave Batesvile Thursday and Monday at m,
Arrive al Aberdeen next days by y m
main route with a poin,,
sidered.
NOTES.
the mode conveyance intended The mail
carried preference and their exclusion
charge Deduction will be made from the mail pay
and fines imposed for those performed neeesh the
particulars The Postmaster General
for repeated urcs for violating the Post Once laws
lie alter The contract schedule, provided he allows
pay, Of for
pensed with No extra viii be allowed for OF actual
be
Offices named other oces within quarter
river may during contract
General endorsed email Proposals in Arkansasr and be
accompanied with guarantee Of one or more responsible persons
*. HALL,
Postmaster General.
Po,r orrios DEPARTMENT, Feb. as Hasa
Feb 2T-lsw4w
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VALUABLE business Stand Tor Kent IN washington
city, given Of the three
building erecting the old established stand the
9TH and Market Space They are built IN the
goods business, and with lights.
10 feet wide by 30 feet deep in the clear with
OF the ~ feet wide by " feet high II has
wide by 55 deep, and feet inches high
the clear dry and finished for sales room well lighted by several
the building The second
ing Market ~ feet wide 81 feet deepi then becomes
rs feet wide by % feet dee having st feet wide by y
finished for sales 70 feet wide by SIS
eetdeep feet inches high There communication from
with its basement by stairway The third
is wide by 81 eetdeep with skat feet by feet in the
could be made by throwing the
vault in the
fuel.
ems apply subscriber, the Potomac House,
side avenue, between Sd and AZ streets.
Dec l3-TuThSattf ANNE K. DERMOTT.
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pRorosAis for Carrying ths Mails Of shs United s
States the following the ls day OF Juy 1859,
day Of july 1854 viii be received the Contract Once
Once Department, Of Washington, until
iih May, 1884, decided by the
Co.'s From Washington Columbus, Saline Browns
Paraca Rocky Comfort Mill Creek, Texas and Almond
Grove 10 Ciarksvite, os miles, twice week and back.
Washington every Thursday and Monday a.. M;
Arrive at Clarksvilio days by 8 pm
CIarksviie Thursday and Monday at o M
Arrive Washington days by p. m.
Bids emitting the above Offices, provided
Mill Creek supplied, will be considered.
NOTES
Bidders should tho mode o conveyance Intended The ma.
carried in preference
required by the Of the mails.
without
Deduciien will be made from pay trips not nun
and fines imposed for those performed ageenhy
in all particulars The Postmaster may the contract
for repessed failures or for viosnx Office may
ne contract Or schedule provided he allows pay
or sdduons stock made the
sIs pay IN case, Of curalmen' for the service dispensed
NO es pay VIII be allowed for
distance should The distance above designated prove
stated The proposals should
Postmaster General endorsed Mali Proposals
kansas and be accompanied with guarantee Of
sPonsihe persons ALSO by certificate
setting forth hsth able good
". X. HALL, Postmaster General.
rosr orHor DrrAsrxEsr, Feb, 81, is5a.-Feb 2sis~tw
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WILLIAM TUCKER, Mems Mercer and Tailor, north
between ~ and 9th
fully the members OF Congress- and The
public generally, goods, consisting
all Of
by himself great from the
importing New York Phia
depha which fail the Of all who favor
from experiences and the
crowned his efforts in the cutting department
employing wokmcn make his work.
satisfy all
be surpassed for e
and ease, in this any city in this country.
BAH orders filed the shortest possible notice. and the
reasonable terms.
Mar H-3aw3w
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state Of Texas, Cornptroller's Once,
Austin, February 20, fe5s

state Of Texas, Cosmptroller's once,
Austin, February 20, 1854.
compliance with the Legislature of the State OF Texas
February 49, 1884, will be received this
May 1852, for the sale million
per Und States issued
indemnity the sale and surrender Of
boundary under the provisions
Congress the United States approved September 9th
1850.
Said should b for the purchase OF said bonds the
be delivered the city Of AUSTIN and the proceeds thereof
second. bonds be delivered
ID. o. the proceeds thereof deliverable
place bonds be delivered the city Of New
Orleans
delivery the bonds the city
New York and Galveston and the proceeds thereof
deliverable at each Of said points.
stock interest OF five cent payable
annually and rcdeemabe fourteen from the r Of
le5i said bonds already
paid, leaving thirteen years. Interest stil due 81
No accepted for than hundred
dollars OF the bonds but the dvdua make
bids 49,
Bids should be made without reference 10 the interest which y
hive accrued the bonds prior to their delivery. Is97l
specify how before the funds will Rrnsbo
receiving notice OF the Of the bids
Each bid should be addressed to the Comptroller Of Public Ae
counts this place, and endorsed Proposals for the Purchase
United States Stock.n
JAMES b. SHAW,
March l3-d2ot Comptroller
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NEW SPRING GOODS.Tbe subscribers beg leave respect
IN fully friends public generally that
usual perecng their assortment
and approaching
seasons Inspection which the ladies 81 Washington and
cordially making their
diversified collection, they be
suitable their as,es and upon
deem cnumcrate more
e OF the leading nrtcess
so pieces ne striped and checked silks
light brocade silk, very nch
IS rich plaid silk, new style
rs do ~ and "a plain black silks, high Insnes
bch black brocade silks
do and "a heavy black wsiered silks
Together with variety Of other silks
Also, French beregcs mousseines de laino
Real OneIa oulard silks, French printed poplins
Silk Tissues, Canton
Bfocsdc organde pompadour, orsandie muslins Il
printed jsconet embroidered Swiss muslin
Printed grenadines broche bsrcgcs, &c.
Tev also ash espcca attention style spring
mantiss with hoods winch considered
pretty and desirable
Large made 70 their stock Of
collars capes bers
~ 80 HooE, BRO. h co.
Mar Is-4w