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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-12-10

25S From Double Springs by Murphys to Angels Camp
81 miles and back twice week.
Leave Double Springs every "Wednesday and Saur-
day Gam;
Arrive at Angel. Camp y4pm;
Leave Angels Camp every Monday and Thursday
Arrive al Double Springs by 3pm
Bids Tor ifcqucn, service will be considered
1858 From Sonora by Jacksonviic, Uunsville. Big Oak
Fists Garrotc, aud Maxweil's Creek, to MafiPosa,
Leave s1nora every Wednesday a,7am;
Leave Ma,ipo'a every Friday all am,
Afrive al Sonora by p IN next day.
1880 From Sacramento Guy by staples Ranch. 70 Stock
ton, 81 miles and back, three Tines week
Arrive at Stockton by Bpm;
Leave Stockton Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fri
Arrive at Sacramento City by Bpm
1881 From Sacramento Civ, by CJsumne, Drytown, SUIT
Ter Creek, and Jackson, to Volcano, "a miles and
Leave Sacramento CITY every Tuesday ATTAIN;
Arrive al Volcano by " IN nextday;
Leave Volcano every Thursday at2pm;
Arrive at Sacramento Guy by y IN next day
Bids for twce-s-week service are invited also Tor
times a week.
1882 From Sacramento Guy, by Texas Hin, Mormon
Island, Culoms. and Cold Spring, TO fiscerviIe, 81
miles and back, six times week from Isl June to
LIST December three times week residue of year
Leave sacramento City daily, except Sunday, AT 81
Arrive ., PIacervle by M pm;
Leave Pacervle daily, except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Sacramento City by spm
l2523 From Sacramento Guy by Carson Valley, In Utah,
and Box Elder. TO Salt Lake, 800 miles and back,
month.
Leave Sacramento City alta m on the first Of each
month III
Arrive AT Salt Lake in -four weeks;
Leave Salt Lake at the frst OF each month !;
arrive nj Sacramento City IN four weeks.
Bids to carry once a fortnight will be considered.
1924 From Sacramento City, by Salmon Falls and Green
wood. TO Georgetown, 81 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Sacramento City every Tuesday at IA m
Arrive at Georgetown next day by III
Leave Georse,own every That.asy s,1s mi
Arrive At Sacramento City next day by IL m.
Bda ekly invited.
1885 From Sacrsmen,o City, by Green Springs Ophir-
willie, and Orc City, TO Auburn 10 miles and back.
twice week
Leave Sacramento City every Tuesday and Friday
atTa
Arrive atAnbum by Jpn.
Leave Auburn every Monday and Thursday at 6
Arrive At Sacramento City by pm
Bids 10 extend ~ miles via Yankee Jim's, TO Mcb-
yam Bluffs. and run uweeky from LIST May to LIST
January residue semi-weekiy, through by = . m,
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Solicitor and legal adviser, R. II. oiLLET.
June o-wn
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Bids Tor monthly uips arc invited
lZ70S From Portland, by Milwaukee,, TO Oregon city, ID
miles aud back, twice a week.
Lcavs Portland every Tuesday and Thursday at
Arrive at Oregon City byap
Leave Oregon CITY every Tuesday and Thursday at
Arrive at Portland by I0am
1900 From Portland by Hsus's Ferry, Chehalani, La
ayete, Forests Rickreai, and Laville's Sore, TO
Marysvle, 100 niles and back, once week.
Arrive at MarysviIe Thursday by pm;
Leave Marysvi~ every Friday att m
Arrive Al Portland Monday by pm.
i27i0 From Portland, by Hiisboro. Tuali,in, and Wa
pstoo, to Lafayette, - miles and back,
week.
Isav. Portland every Tuesday lpm
Arrive At Lafayette next day BY SPIN;
Leave Lafayette every Thursday at n M
Arrive at Portland next day by II am
Bids to carry twice week invited.
1Nl From Oregon City to Lafayette, 30 miles aud back
Leave Oregon City every Thursday Mt 8 am;
Leave Lafayette every Wednesday stsam;
Arrive at Oregon City by p
Bids to carry twice a week will be considered.
l27l2 From Oregon City, by MoaIia, to CalaPooia 80
miles and back, once in two weeks
Leave Oregoa City every other Wednesday at 2 p m !;
Arrive ut Calapooia next Friday BY SPIN;
Leave CalspooIs every other Monday at fam;
Arrive nt Oregon City next Wednesday by 10 lam
lHls From Oregon Ciy By Willamette. BoteyiIie. Cham
Bloomington, and New Albany, to Marysvie, 100
miles and back, week.
Leave Oregon City every Monday ats am;
Arrive at Marysviie next Wednesday by g % m
Leave Marysvllle every Monday al 6 q m
Arrive Mt Oregon City next Wednesday by IL m
1914 From Linn City. by Mount Syivsnis to HiIlsboro
~ miles and bnek, once week
Leave Linn City every Saturday ATTAIN:
Leave Hi.boro' every Saturday st2pm,
Arrive at Linn City by 8 m.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
New York Premium Corn-SheIlers

ALOAZO NouKSE, Of moline, Ills,
S now manufacturing fce hundred Of these in
l. valuable Machines, all Of which hdte 10 be sol
in TWO months. He Will soon have GU, from si
to eight teams.
These Corn Shelters are all made by machinery
are all alike, good, substantial and nude for use
O4e Of them viii shell from 100 10 $50 'bushei
per day The Corn is not put in one ear at
time, bat is thrown in proi0isenousiy.
Every farmer needs one OF these machines
they viii be furnished low and BY the aid of then
he viii save cents on each bushel OF corn, he.
sides The transportation Of the cobs 10 markt
and at The same time he wi have the satisfaction
Of knowing exactly what be sells.
This Is the first enterprise Of the kind s'arer
west OF Cincinnati. Buy quickly as soon as il
hoducef, as they viii 60 oil like hot cakes.
Oct Ii, 1852 eff
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A PAIN KILLER

pHislelAN s say that Davis Pain KIM.
to u"a ia am asls, cssa
human life. Its action ON the system ihs lhedtn
like mi gic-so instantaneous ths M - many IN
For the almost miraculous ex,ipr1ins gone encs
er W ussi rn a Pan s
nally, but never eternally like toe maaSy aIdhs,
Full directions accompany each Bottle f'sidfslsi
The Pain Killer almost immediatsl
loving complains, VIZ: chlls anj fsS saiesth ID
Painters Cholie; Piles, Bolls; Gs,h iggepsls,,
Coughs; Head Ache; sudden Colds; srag beatty:
Cramps and Spasms; Rheumatism: p, I"eAsd !a.a;.,
aud Side and various other complaints e'ls l,c,
PAIN KILLER f'ss "a laG I'M
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'iow was il but thus at the Ia I Bait
more Locofoco Convention? How but
thus al the recent legislative contest 10
Iowa, which resulted in sending George
w. Jones back to the United States Ser.
aie for another term Of six years? Look
at The mental calibre Of The other represen
,atiye ia the Senate from Iowa, al that q
the representatives in The same holy from
Wisconsin, and from almost any nu nber Of
the southwestern and north-easier IN States
How instantaneously is it, 10 be seen, thai
Medocrity reigns! And bow irfes stlbi'
is one disposed to esclaim, when be goes
back TO the times of the active service Of
such men as Webster, CLAY, Calhoun, b.
chanan, Hayne, McDufie, Benton and
Corwin, there were giants IN those days."
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REMOVED.
FIRE. FIRE. FIREm.
GENERAL INSURANCE OFFICE.

BRADY ST., lsr DOOR BELOW Posi- OFFieE CORNER,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
r KNOW that fire will burn wood and c1lnsJh
i brick. As evidence look for my Grecian Cot
,age at The head OF Man stieet. You will find
il l?I where yours may be tomorrow in asher.
Delays are dangerous. Save yourselves from
vain regrets By getting insured mmedatei, in
some OF the safe Insurance Companys for which
am Agent.
l.. r. PARKER. General Agent,
For FIRE, LIFE, HEALTH and LIVE STOCK Insu.
rance Company's Sept. 9th, 1859.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

J. q. SAFE, says many witty things in rhyme.
and moi always without moral. Here Is one Of
his "drises' at proud flesh:
Because YOU flourish in worldly affairs.
Don't be naughty. and pui 90 airs
Win insolent pride II station
Don't be proud and turn up your nose
Al poorer people, IN palmer clothes,
HUI learn Tor the sake oil soar mind's rePose,
Tnat " ,aih's bubble that comes and goes
And that ali Proud Flesh, wheres.ru grows
Is subject 10 irritation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
NEW BOOKS.

~ II. BAXTER, Bookseller and Stationer,
". No. II Illinois ST. Rock Island, Ill
Would respe ctfully inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Davenport and vicinity, that he
ias just received direct from New York and St.
Louis an assortment Of Books, Stationery, Nov
lis, Animals and Albums Tor '53, also Diary,s.
flank Books, drawing paper, com. and THIRD
Irawing pencils, Black and colored Piano In.
'Iructors, Sheet music for Piano and Guitar III,
Attest bished-cheap works by the best au-
hors, also, Foaler's Works.
He is also agent for the sale of Musical Instru-
nents.
A specimen Piano for sale very cheap.
Call over and see, opposite The Rock Island
louise, no need of sending TO New York for
publications when you can get them all al
Rock leland. 4w.t
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ID RESPECTFULLY call the attention OF Far
IL mers, Shippers and the public generally 10
this advertisement.
They vii at all times be ready to store and
ship every description Of produce and merehan-
disc, to buy and sell on Commission, and trust
by prompt and strict attention to the iterest oil
all who may favor them with their patronage 10
me,i, the public confidence.
The business will be conducted AMI carried on
in the spacious building recently erected by M
Fulton, designated as the Bazaar, TO which is al
iached a commodious landing Tor Steamboats, q
all stages OF the river and possesses advantage:
valuable to the Importer or Shipper, not the leas
Of which is that no drayage will be required from
the Warehouse TO Boats or from Boats - To,
Warehouse. May 18Th, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03

.,IioyAKERS' RHEUMATIC SPECIf ~ ~
- tain, safe aud etfectuat cure TOT hnenih Nm
all its forms. II is an internal remedy Wni .a h
oughly expels all morbid matters IRON tne y ssn
restores freedom suppeness and ease 10 me SUI M
and painful muscles and joints. The 'le! cum N
distressing malady who has long been ,,g t,shl
disabled viii be enabled to exuN IN re'u'h''s
comfort and usefulness. f., cs,t
The Proprietor ofthis medicine amer osns vi
completely crippled and disquahhed III ani
by lis fully and permanently restore, 70 t fa
thousands OF others aave derived qnaI psn 81 i'd
il, We might fiji columns with testimonies hs nj,
wonderful efficiency, but will only rse' mi. sui
lowing highly respectable citizens OF o. .a,isfacto
vicinity who have used ii with the lo'' r Easily,
resnlts:-Wm Renshaw, Sem, i. heaa, M heina,
X Wilson, F Warren, Brow lee, l. p 1rs While.
w Town, $ b Virgins, Wan hnnfe s..,,ns. 7 Bep.
side, VIM More, John Horrel, h"o"u''
Prepai ed by r. G. Hovaker; 9, Iouis, Mo.
For sale by ELDRIDGE& son; ,rort. lows.
Druggists Az
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READ! READ! READi!!


The truly wonderful and remark bic cures that
have come under our immediate observation have
more than convinced Us that Doctor Bull is great
and that his Fluid Extract of Ssrsaparila the
most valuable combination of vegetable extracts that
the science of chemistry has YET produced All sue,
cess 10 the Doctor IN has new enterprise, say We.
louisville Courier.
We agree with our neghbor Of the Courier, that DR.
Bull is great man; and his Sarsaparilla greater
medicines; and we fully convinced that the Doctor
with his Sarsaparia, viii create far more enthnsi-
astic exctemt mt east than Birnum did with Jenny
Lind. We would not have oar readers TO understand
US as classing the Doctor and his sarsaparil!a with
Barnum and Jenny Lind; because all who spend ,he F
dollar for a bottle of Buips Ssrsaparlla will get its
equivalent: and we have heard II silly limited tina,
many. after hearing the divine Jenny, and dud ~
their pocket minus from ten to twenty dollars thought
it paying pretty dear for the whistle, One OBJ
lection We have to BULBS Sarparia, and only one
exceedingly pleasant TO the taste, and in,igo
rating the system, that, in the habit of using
it, il is equal TO smoking fine regalias, chewing Lang
horns best, or drinking Walkers mint jlleps-you
can't qnit it.--Louisviile Democrat.
! The above complmen ,sry notices from the editors
of the Louisville Courier and Democrat were endcrs
ed by Geo. ID. Prentice, Esq, the distinguished edi-
tor Of the Louisville Journal, in the following dat,er
| ing notice;
Dr. Bull and the excellence of fsaparila. Some OF
the most scientific physicians in the city hav. APP
pauded the sarsaparila; and, what 10 great deal
better the million applaud IL too. IL 10 having
mendous sale. The celebrated Jayne has, from the
profits of his medicine, built granite palace in Pail.
adephia; seven high, and Dr. Bull If he choos-
es can very build twice high as that 1t
is, we told very dithcn for him to walk through
our streets ALL he finds himse arrested at every
step by grateful men and women, many of HON have
Travelled from great distances 10 look upon their bene-
factor and TO bless him for their wonderful resora-
ton to health. The Doctor, with all his extrsordina
~ merit is naturally very modest and retiring yet
trust that the eastern cities win, in instce 10
the mselyes, give fitting reception TO the distinguish
ed mai who has made as glorious a campaign against
human diseases as General Scott made against the
MeSicans,
Principal depot ~ Fourth ST.. Louisville, Ky.
For Sale by ELDRiDGE q son, Sole Agents,
Nov. 25 ls52.-l2 ON. Davenport, Iowa.
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OPINION OF TIE MOST PROMINENT ugt
GISTs OF ST LOUIS, No.


OfIAIoA OF TIE MOST PROMINENT lAgY
Glsis or ST LOUIS, Mo.
ST LOUIS, March Stu j.l
We the undersigned, Druggists OF the Cl,t l.
been acquainted with, and sold Tor wear or,se Nd
an article OF Family medicine know n as PERRY III
Wis VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER; aud We M
assure the public that in every instance 80 htuvl
hnow, IL has giver the best satIsiaetcn 10 tbe ts,J
ser. We can recommend Il 10 the pubic a. an ,-sl
Of GREAT MERIT AND VIRTUE. lnteei. ssp
ar knew an article of Medicine become 90 As.s,a
popular In so short tine which is proved b. H.
OF its extensive sale and constantly lncre.,sy =
fn4nd. Signsd
CHARLES, BLOW & CO., BACON. HYDE Al
BARNARD BROTHERS X Co; SNOW x sAfFh1
FRANCIS WALTON X WARREN
DUPREY Il MORTON; II. NEIZELL I'll
NOTICE TO DEALERS IN PAIN klLLEa
= the name Pam hiiier belongs .sela'i'sl{
ssi, .",, a. nv court Of az any
fonni selling an article BY that name, and oct 4 d
manufacturs OF Perry DAVIS A Son. Willie pro,efg}
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THE SnEEEER There is a large class
Of people who employ themselves almost
constantly by sneering al the eii5rls Of
others. Nothing done BY nelghbor suits
them. II You perform an act Of charity.
they question your motives; if you exhibit
skill in your profession, they pretenl 10 10
gard you an oyer-rsted man; If You produce
something decidedly meriiorious, they i'd
co!e and depreciate its worth; and il you
originate thooght or machine, they dc
clare you plagiarist. 10 their estimation
your writings are stupid, and full Of taIto !.
ogy; your conversation Improbable, the
work of your hands valueess. And vet
ask them TO do what you aimed al, and
failed 10, according to them, and they have
not even the ability TO try. They are al I,
in fact what they feign you to be, and un-
fit for everything but fault finding. CRYING
down people of merit, aud slanderine
worth. They are envious, jealous and full
Of cant Incapable ofdong what YOU d.,
and therefore envious of your talent, too
dull 10 command respect, and consequen
" jealous Of that yon receive; incompe-
tent 10 produce a thought, and ALWAYS
ready 10 carp at what you express. 1'hey
are race Of Diogenes, without his ability !;
Cynics, without The merit Of honesty am
purpose. Heed them not, reader, they
are harmless, when treated with contempt;
and if you ask where they are to be foun4
look around you-your circle VI acquain-
lance will furnish one, no doubt, Of the
class-Com Record.
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MARRIED, AND GIVEN IN MARRIAGE
An Australian correspondent OF The -Aud
California gives quite sn interesting ac'
count OF the BRITISH convict sys stem IN Van
NGeman's Laud. and thus describes The
marrying nania which exists among The
coovicts who are out OF service. aud ihe
reasons thereof. lie writes:
''Bui the oaiy care 0! The govcrnmen
seems to be to get these people Oil thei
hands IS last as possible, aud another Meth
od has now been bit upon Ia tud,ng res
ds market Tor thousands OF the cunvicts
aud thereby relieving the exeheqaer Of III
expense OF maintaining them; and pre-
sumo the man tina, first devised II va
made tarnnet by the British Govern
ment. IL is neither more nor less ,aao en-
coorsglng between the convicts and th'
Tree portion oi the nha bta Ills .nairimonia
alliances In these, young Ga stiianc'
marry old women. will explain: A ie
male convict, by bscomiag the spouse OF !
freeman, is entitled 10 ali the rights ant
privileges Of free woman. As long a
she keeps with her husband, the bonds q
ms,rimony are the only bonds 10 which sh'
is subject.
THE same with male convict. u
marrying free woman, he becomes b,
virtue oil his Office as husband as Tree al
the Governor himself, as long as he cen
ducis himself TO the satisfaction OF his bel
ter halt. The consequence oi this cietel
stroke Of policy is, that marriages Of thu
description are continually coming oil witt
wonderful rspidiiy. Any old man ca,
get, in this accommodating country, a.
Young LADY for his wife as he pleases
that Is, il he is not over scrupuloas as l.
her past characler--mh ich Is never Ia Val
Dieu.an's l. nj, BY the by, taken into con
s,deration. He hes many 10 choose trou
net one OF whom will spurn his offer. :
snxiaus are they 10 escape from Govern
ment. that question whether one Of Thea
could be found who would re use her ham
even TO Old Nick himself.
..On the other side, any Australian LADY
verging on fifty, can be supplied, il she re
qaire it, with as youthful husband as he
heart can desire There are before be
men of every age and condition 10 select
partner from, parsons, doctors, clerks
tradesmen aud laborers. few viii hesitate
momen! " hen she breaches the subject
The vast majority. 10 get oui Of Govern
Ineut power, would marry the Witch Of Eu
dor herself il that would accomplish IT,"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-02-03
He GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY!
DIR. JOHN. BULLS
5 A II = AP A RILL A.

T is put in full quar-, bottles contains the strength
Of SIX Times as much pure Honduras Sarsaparisla
any similar preparation in America. Price One Dol
lar per bottle, or siz bottles ior FIVE dollars.
Il has been a we'll established fact for years past
that Sarsapariiia when pure and property prepared
the only true panaoea for all diseases originating
from impure state Of the hlcoi;' the oimefcury
intoxicating drinks; evil habits IN youth harfennsss
&c. We boldly assert that John Balls Fluid Extract
OF sarsapara is the only preparation heiore the pub
lie that prepared strictly scientific prime po,
and of uni form strength The Sarsaparia is pnrrhas
ed ithout regard price; aud every pound, heiort
being used, is subject the srictes, chemical tests
and geuuineness sscertaiHed before being used.
Bulls Sarsapara also contains the virtues of
al other valuable medical roots; together forming the
bes, compound and producing the greatest curative
agent in the known world This medicine, when us
ed according 10 directions, viii cure ithoui fall
Scrofula Kings Evil; Csncefsi Tumors; ErnptieE
OF the skin; Eryspslas; chronic Sore Eyes; Ring.
worm letter; scad Head, rheumatism;
Pains IN the Bones or Joints; old Sores
and Ulcers; Swelling of the Glands;
syphilis; Dyspepsia Salt
Rheum; Diseases Of the
Kidneys, Loss Of
Appetite;
sing from the OF
Mercury; Pain in the Side
and shoulders; General DEBILITY;
Lumhago; nropsy; Jaundes; costiyenes
Sore Throat; Bronchitis; Coughs; Colds; Weak
ness OF the Chest, Pulmonary Afec,ions and all
other Diseases tending 10 produce Consumption;
Liver Complaint; Female Irregularities and Com
plants; Sick and Nervous Headache; Low spirits;
Exposure or impradence in Life; Night swestsi
Chronic Constitutional Diseases and
and Is spring and summer
drink, and general
tonic for the
and q gentle and
/ pleasart puFg alive; far supe
/ rior to Blue Lick or Congress Water salts
Seidlitz Powders.
& Z 9 Z Z Z Z I
|
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LAND WARRANTS.

II F. PARKER has just returned from New
~. York City with large supply of Land
Warrants which be is prepared TO sell at the low
est Cash prices or locate on time.
Patent Guaranteed, New Office Oh Brady, fret
door below Post Office Corner.
Davenport, Sept. 9Th, 1852.
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By application OF Steam to the most
IMPROVED MACHINERY,
Together with more than twenty years expert
enee in BUILDING,
The undersigned taiter themselves that, TO all
intending TO build, they can offer facilities not to
be surpassed in any place either East or West.
They are now prepared to furnish TO order
any thing in their line Of business, IN any guam
tty at short notice, and on reasonable terms. No
pains will be spared TO give the most Eyltire Sat
isfdction to quality, workmanship, or price
All orders from Il distance promptly at
tended to.
The undersigned are further prepared to con-
tract for the erection OF Buildings OF every des-
criptIon, on the most reasonable terms and with
the greatest dispatch.
The public generally are invited to call and
avail themselves Of the facilities thus afforded by
the substitution of Steam Power for that Of man
in this branch OF business.
COTES & DAVIES.
/ Davenport, Jan. 9th, 1852
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Tot al six articles /.

Tot al six articles. Sl,76i $50
During the week new Hotel was form,
ally opened TO the popular view aud putt c
patronage, which is erected on Broadway
100 ieei front, six stories high, and tn
font ..of pure white msrbIe.n The cost OF
construction is stated at Three Hundred
thousand Dollars, and the cost of upho
stery, silver plate and Sheffield w4re-.'lhe
cheapest dish costing thirty t,ro dollars and
a hslf'-and other appliances q, Three
Hundred and Serenty.fr thousand Dol
lars additional, making together an invesi.
ment in The one Hotel, of S675, ZOO, anG
this in quick succession to another one on
the same street, and ia The same vicinity
which it was the boast otthe iessees inyoiy-
ed total cost of S950.000."
The Journal Of Commerce has the fol-
lowing game paragraph:
"TAYLoR. the Broadway confectioner,
offers fiae English blackjack at 81 each
English phessan,s, So; English hares
81 % esch. There was alsu displayed an
English sheep, received by the Las, steam
err, which weighed, dressed, $50 pounds"
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JOY TO THE WORLn
PERRY DAVIS,
7 A I'm KILLER

FOR fHE ENTikE ERADICATION or
EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL AZ ~ Yam.
10 famify should be pi1,oui ;n,aa,tbn
One twenty.fv cent Bottle viii do MT. ~
you Of its efficacy, than all the ,ote 10 cony,
in the Wofldi! '''iseneaii
1T is WHAT ITS NAME mrs.,
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STEAM SAW MILL
FOR SALE OR RENT.
THIS property which is offered sale is sit
i uated in the lower part OF the city Of Day-
export, and is in good running order II has in
operation one perpendicular Saw, cutting from
5000 to 5000 II. OF lumber per day, AMI power
sufficient TO drive large Circular Saw.
II not sold il viii be to rent from the goth oil
next May. Apply TO P. TRAYNOR.
Davpnnart ~ 81 21-if