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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

The following extract il from letter
written by Hon. +. A. Hannc91n to the cd
itor Of the Evansville Enquirer:
why Is ii that il portion OF the democrat,
ic press is waging war upon the presi
dent for his appointments to Office! Have
We fought the battles for offices or principles
II the former, then every man in the United
States who voted for Pierce should be pro.
vdcd with one; il the latter, as the simple
minded mass honestly believe. then is such
war shameless in ths extreme"
Dear unsophiaticatcd man! If the muss-
es believe that such m"u as you fight for
anything but office, they arc certainly sim
Pie-n'nagd creatures, and need cnIi4 hren-
mcAt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

TAm Comet has furnished an original ar
,icle for each Of the several thousand news
papers in our land. and many forgotten
book On astronomy has had The accumulated
dust OF wears shaken from it, lids. to give
erudition to our sagacious contemporaries.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Senator DOUGLASS has plantation in Ms
s.ssipp, ahch is stocked with 40 working
regroes, besides numerous P.eaninnics. A
Northern L. S. Senator with Southern pre-
elections.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

YELLOW FepFR Al NATcHrZ.-Ip j. tac
goth ut, upw ARIA o. 200 deaths are said u
have occurred by yellow fever at Natchez.
A panic has been created among the inhab-
itauts, followed by general stamped
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Iablc-talk, or knock, sometimes leaps t.
embarrassing results, Us proved by the fol-
lowing gossip, current at Berlin: A party
met the other night and formed n chain. ana
when the '.huid' was in movement. mar
ricd lady present put the question, How
many children have ~ "Tap, tap, tap
tap''--or four, replied the table. True;
wonderful" exclaimed the lady and all 9th
era. Presently her husband came in ana
asked the same question. TAP, tap''--8r
two, was the answer. The effect produced
hg this may b. better conceived than drs-
cr6cd. This might BE- termed "scaDda!ou-
table-taik"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

"D4rESHoRG-lTs FUTrRE, We have
on file IN excellent communication thus en-
titled, from friend who writes all too SCI
dom, which We will place before cur readers
first space.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

THE Iron HoEsE.-An excellent Goguer-
rcotype richly framed Of the first locomotive
constructed f9r the Mississippi and Missouri
Railroad Company can be seen at Mr.. lie
Claire's Office. The machine is said 10 be
one Of the most complete ones Of the kind
ever CONSTRUCTED
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Subtitle Washington Republic has
been sold to w. ". Berwell & Co, who
vii, here after conduct it, but only as a
Weekly Paper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

YELLOW FEVER AMONG THE PRINTERS
The following paragraph from the New Or
leans Bulletin furnishes a sad picture of the
desolating march Of the epidemic in that
city. We sincerely synpathize with our
friends Of the Bulletin:
''Our columns present a rather meager
appearance this morning, 50 far a. reading
matter is concerned. We could not help
il however Two-thirds ofour eompositofs
are either down with the fever, or their
families are afflicted with the same terrible
disease, and as for obtaining assistance, that
ia entirely cut Of the question. There il
not printer to be hid in town, either for
"love or money" Under such circum-
stances we can only DO our best, and pa
tently and hopefully wait the arrival of
better times. Surely the terrible mortality
and the drcadlrIIy unfayorable weather.
for they both march along hand in hand
viii not continue much longer"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Gen. Pierce succeeded very well in RIDING
two horses, Old Hunkerism and Bari burn
erism, when the two were going the same
way, but how IN the world can he manage
To stick to the backs Of both when they a1e
going in different directons.--Lou.J Jour-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

CuINA.-The letter from China in to-lay's
paper gives d lucid account Of the Cause ol
the cigi! war among the Celeatials
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08
or at Fire in Penn Yar-Prcperty Destroy; 1
6fO0. 600,

One Of the most terrible and destructive
fires ever occurring in Penn Yam, broke out on
the 22nd ut, on the corner Of Canal and
vi nm streets and consumed nearly the en-.
tie square on which it commenced, the only
biiil ling left being the !arg, fire proof brick
stre formerly occupied by Stewart & Tun-
naciiff, on the corner of Main and Jacob
st lis, now occupied by Charles Reed e. Go.
Tie fire originated in u building owned BY
wilcw Bradley, and occupied by A. Vol,
as clothing store. It spread on Canal st.
as far as the line Q! buildings extended, and
on Main street until checked by the bricl;
wall and fire. proof roof of the Tunncli.i
building.
|, is seldom that fire is more destructive
am injurious in its effects 1t is believed
that the fire is the result Of incendiarism.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Iowa F4EaER.-This able monthly jour
nal comes to us enlarged 70 "a pages. 1t
Is published at Burlington al Sl,oo per an
NUM-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Wanted Immediately about two thousand
dwelling houses in this city; at least that
many families are in search OF residences
A house seldom remains unrentcd more
than an hour Gin. Com
Conyersjng the other day With friend
who was househuntirg, we were told by him
that il seemed next to impossible 10 find a
decent dwelling house ITO let."-st. L0uis
Iatd.
From the numerous complaints Oh this sub
Jec. it#ou1t seem as though the people were
5grs4AIag the country for the cit.es. We
presume the demand for houses i chiefly or
casioned By the great influx Of foreign pop
a}atinn,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

p STA FNyeLarrs --s'I# vi E.
a,,s %s4u Nessas al. hye been .ssGe by
t. Das-e4at,
Tha H. t9r Of gha E or sek en-
DIR lhr ..t'en vi I'm h. rs iowa Cen
r. RGt7aad" wanl eff hit cooked in rea-
1893 - .g34i5" copied by us without con.
'irgr tl Drr aas.ar.
%laa "e copied that sIu5'' We did 50
pen Of giving our readers the III
Contained ia relation TO The
Rlraa5 tom Davenport to
ls@a J3Jy ---n9t .pr q moment uhposiag
pat th raoey Incidental remark II yntA'n-
ct with reference 10 the 'wheei-barroN'
3 c. would, Or could be construed as de
ign 70 create prejudice" against the Lyons
Railroad.
II we had supposed that even the most
Jealous friends OF that road would nave
trtcn offence at that "squb' we wouia
have commented" upon it, or Left II out Ill
~ cther.-io,ea RtpR5.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

IHrRQyENENI " RsPIps.--Thc No. r.
puL}:eqn says that much the largest portion
Of the appropriation made vii! be expended
On the Lower Rapids.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

SOMETHING AEw.-Our friend Of the Mus
catine Jou~aal ackuow lodges the receipt ot
large aHdlumiagas tomato" What sPc-
etcs is that!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

NJ. q ". II. X. WEsT.-The Iowa
CITY RpaHican Of last "Wednesday says
The Engineers Of the Mississippi and
Missouri X 4lromt have been actively en-
gagged for the last few weeks, in their office
in this city, preparing maps Of the country
from this place 10 Council Bluff, which they
will have completed in Il few days, when
they will commence the Sarvey OF the road
wcslr ard
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

A mum named Lamb. who has been fore
man IN Rawdon, Wright Hatch {. Eksou's
Printing department has been arrested on il
charge Of steaing impress rs on the plat.
Of the Ohio STATE Bank Thar. seems t.
be NJ doubt Of his guilt, au4 That 1t was tho't
from him III" stolen notes in circulation were
obtained
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Ar29!armLsrs Henry J. Campbell, Of
Iowa hg- been appointed Special NAL Agent
fer Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska
Jim F Kinney, Of Iowa has bcca az
pointed Chief Justice Of Utah Territory.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

THE Columbians came up on the Mckee
last evening and will sing tonight in Rock
Island. by the way, matrimony has made
an inroad upon them and they now numb r
but three.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

JoAQUEs, the notorious California robber,
has been captured and killed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Senator GEYrF IL dangerously sick at hia
home in 81. Louie, with slight hopes ol b.
recovery.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

FlzE RAis.--Last night this dry and
dusty region was refreshed by a coPigus
rain.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

CHoLERA.-Fourteen deaths occurred
from this disease in Cumberland, Nd, be-
tween the 18th and 10Th ults
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Az INcIDEHT--A little boy, poorly clad,
tandng in front Of the Western Hotel.
vas occosted this morning by rude young
man. with the question; "Docs your moth
cf lno" you arc OUT" The lutte fellow
lo1hcd a. the interrogation u moment, while
biz b5aom isaayet and tears gathered in his
nyea, oad rnHod. Sir, my dear mother IL
de.a"-Hega'o Gpabitc.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

Mrs. Macauliaf's Academy opened yester-
day, the .ffi, instead Of the .fflesnh inst. as
we had it last week
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08


\ FlSfsHEp ClrY.-A correspondent, Of
the Aurora Hlaj2ea-sr seems II think tb,,
ti,e duy 81 Maaison's lnd) destiny IS ore,
is says:
TO day have Travelled over the ci,y in
various directions, and was No, able b find
i single business house, dwelling. or on,
house in course d erection in the whole
citysif there are any, could not tind them.
On going into the city from thg r.yeF, | saw
a great many business houses closed. near.
4 ly|h9le blocks together not dray orwa,.
on t. be seen.
The same writer gives the following item,
interesting to stockholders:
Il ser hy an Indianapolis paper, that
about thrce-t3urths ufthe stock in the Mad.
ta3n Railroad has been sold 10 French cap
talists. The sale, suppose based upon
what the road hiss done, thus cheating The
4 poor Frgnchmen into the belief that the
stock would b. worth it, then value; but i
has ,a1ty deprecated since | think it
&suil be- . good Arrangement Tar them. if
they could manage to scll their city On the
same terms"
4 kgeN At the DEa8enArtc Platform.
The Nv York Daaes-at The organ q
the German Democracy OF tina, city
Sage:
l. holds the Democratic platform TO be
corrupt aud wormeatan. because, on one side
/ it eautias tho acgursad and worthless pro
s4Ytry pIank, white on the other il repudl.
atcs the principles Of progressive Democra-
ry
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

TIE WEATHER has been sail sorts du-
ring the past ten days. In that time the
thermometer has ranged from 90 to 100 and
4j degrees. A range Of more than fifty &c
grees m ten days, win DO. even f9r the chang
able climate Of Iowa. --HuscatiAe Eng.
Wen, that Is hot Our ncighbor must
have hung his Thermometer upside down.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

A SINGULAR EDITORIAL ACHIEVEMENT
We yesterday witnessed a feat at once
daring and dangerous, which has created no
little wonder among the fashionable fes,-
dents at the hotels OF our village. we a.
lude to the Leander-like achievement y
swimming the Niagara and again recross'hs
at short distance below the cataract
which was performed By J. v. Thomas
Esq, the late highly talented editor OF 'l'e
Brooklyn Daily Advertiser, gentlehlah,
well known by his contributions to sever.
of our NEST popular magazines. Hay:"s
swan from the American to the Can"u'""
side of the river, after a rest ola few m'nnt.s,
he again entered the water, and succec'..
in reaching the American shore. As n'Sn'
be supposed, the performance OF such an VIZ
dcrtaking was attended with no incohs'a.
able danger, and had we not witnessed ~,
occurrence we should not believe the 'e".
could have been acconplished.-N'"g''"
IGNS Iris
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

There is no HARM says the Rev. MI,
NJ ,ntg3mcrv, in smoking tobacco, exceP'
that il leads to drinking, drinking to Intoxl-
cation, ntoXication to bile, bile 10 ihuas
ton, Indigestion to consumption cons""f
ton to death--that's all ..h,,
W. ought not Ia iudg@ mans III '''s
his qualifications, bat by the use he ni'"e' y
thcm.
sY. ,.7as. a sD.a4 Vlal@ F@""
uvcu 10 alui stlDutng IA i'ni'aaeiP'''a go
used for furniture store,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-09-08

4 kleN AT THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
The Na# Yofk Dcme-af the organ Of
the German Democracy OF that city,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-24
From Mexico.

The New Orleans Picayune gathers the following in
tellgence from Vera Cruz papers to the Slh
The news OF Gen Santa Annals arrival al Vera Cruz
received in The city Of Mexico by telegraph the
lat instant, and celebrated by the firing OF cannon,
ringing of bells, aud other demonstrations OF Joy. AT
Vera Cruz he entertained with banquet the %
instant by The municipality, al which he was toasted
and ext0ed the most extrayagani manner. General
VOL capped the climax BY chasing him with Alcbiades
and Clneinnatus. Santa Anna gave but one toast as
follows;
Under the shadow OF the Mexican flag may there be
but one cry: Independence or death"
The Eco del Comere,o OF the 9Th states that he was TO
leave next day The rumphal arch erected in his honor
bore the following inscription; Liberty peace, and or
der Independence, authority, concord"
The Mexican papers are already beginning 10 construct
cabinets for Santa Anna and show almost much facility
IN this matter as our own papers did short time since
The latest as given by the Lberfador OF Puebs, is as
follows: Don Jose Maria Tornel, Foreign Affairs, jos
Ramon Pacheco, Justice; Antonio de Haro Tamarz,
Treasuryj Gen. Lombardin War.
The Marquis OF Rivera. the new Spanish minister
arrived at Vera Cruz on the same steamer with Santa
Anna.
The acting Minister OF Foreign Affairs addressed note
OF thanks the Both uliimo Seiors Tornel and Cas-
o Lanzas for The and ability they had displayed
in arranging the neutrality treaty with Judge Conklng,
and advising them that the same had been ratified by the
| President
The plan for the organization OF the army is said
Mr. Faconne, had been arrested under the accusation
OF bribery and malIeasance in RENTING the fragments
ceved By hn iron the treasury for account of the Eng
sh creditors The creditors now demand the $50 900
which he says be paid brides The charge of bribery
is now said 10 be well founded but that il was not depu-
ties that purchased, but high officials.
Letters from Mazallsn. of the 2ist OF March. confirm
the OF projected invasion OF Sonora by the Count
Raousse who il said 10 have raised body OF than
one thousand men Senior Tfaconis has been named by
the government TO take command OF the troops in Sonora
10 meet him
The Indians are stated to be giving much trouble in the
States OF Nueva, Leon, Sonora, and Durango.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-24

Afer contemplating his Egaestys~ Statue Of Jaeksom.
Most noby done Artist. thy work exceeds
My feeble words--and Ist tie n prai SO VIII can;
Thou'st mad, tho immortal as his deeds,
And made thy WORK Immortal the man!
The hero lives again the grsv l. oiled :
Lives In the uaoey that by hand hath wrought
Lives in the gloro Is triumph OF thy thought,
Oh not ia vain throu 81 weary years thou'st tllad
With thy lone burden up tn steep ef fame
The future shall bind up It's wreath fr thee
The greeBest buds Of imm ,rlaiy
That crown the gifted sha Atom thy name
Thine Is a hal)wed mission. Oh oil on.
Patient and earnast Life hath labor still
For minds OF lofty purpose and strong will.
Which bow like thine but Heaven alone
Sdl .ioow Naturew Pause 10 wei thy lip
Atno OLD ART-srREAMl She reveals 10 thee
TnE NEW, all radiant with divinity,
And urges thee unto her fellowship;
And f)feno mid the gifted thou dost stand
To rear our country's affairs and defend
Her name and praise --stili generous to lend
To struggling genius the warm, helping hand
Bal life is not psrfec'ed without trial
Aud il upon thy brow some drops showered,
Bow 10 the baptism They whom Heaven has lowered
Should shrink from the lot of sel.-dcnal,
For need gives strength TO purpose, and the aim
From dali thought TO sudden acton prnss-
Bursts It's chrysais and uniurls lis wing,
And The bright herald OF its path is FAME
J. G. F.
WASHINGTON, April II.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-24

AUSTRIAN REVENGE Our Paris correspondent, in the
letter published yesterday, says tina, "The new from
Vienna is, that the process going On against Mad
anne Messelany,a sister OF Kossuh will terminate in
sentence of DEATH Fortunately, the lady in question
is in Brussels beyond the reach OF the anon,ed butch
who rule the Austrian people and there is good
reason 10 hope that she, with elder sister and their
chldren will soon join third sister, already established
in the United States Mainly through the efforts of one
or two ladies in this city of money has been re-
Gently raised sufficient TO pay the passage of both these
sisters Of the gifted and heroic Hungarian exile with
their six children, under the reduced prices very kindly
Fixed by the Bremen Steam Navigation Company and the
house OF Grnnel, Miniurn, & Co. Madame Rugay,
the elder OF the two, is probably now in England and
will embark IN the Hermann which leaves Bremen To-
day Madame Messelanyi, who is younger and in del.
cate health will come later in the season, by London
packet Both are highly accomplished ladies' remark.
able for their genius and virtues for the msforunes
which have fallen upon their house.
Four years have elapsed since the noble epdeavol
of The Hungarans TO achieve their Independence was
crushed by Russian intervention From tina, time to this
renewal OF the effort has been made-the supro macy
OF Austrian power is unchalenge dHungary lies prom,
beneath the Hapsburgh domina,ion-and from all Official
quarters have gone forth that order restored
and that the people of Hungary rejoice in the restoration
OF the paternal sway of the Austrian Emperor And
yet scarcely week espses that does not witness fresh
arrests. fresh accusations fresh executions For foul
years now one sad stream oil patriot blood has flowed
around the foot Of The imperial throne. Is never 10 be
stanched Is the Austrian government absolutely
sibe, only TO human pity, but those considerations
Of policy which other prompt to mercy, after
the danger has passed. which alone gives cruelty any
scmbance OF excused Either the present government OF
Austria must be composed OF monsters OF inhumanily
its pretences Of security hollow and unsubsantia
and peril still surrounds ii on every side.
Nw York Times, Apru al.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-24

AMERICAN MECHANICS IN FRAscE.-A Paris letter
writer quotes from agreeable article in the Journal
d,s Dtba, the nicknames given by the Americans
their great men Some OF them more graphic
and descriptive in French than English DanI.- Nsir
is little softer than Black Dan, which needed .oftcning
lie Dirn is hardly equal 10 the Godke, and IL Grand
Erpeatsur is certainly inferior 10 the Great Expounder
just explaining is subordinate TO expoundng. L.
Gareon de Chdrre fair rendering Of the Wagon Boy
Old Rough and Ready is translated by Veur Rude Il
Prei-a tout This il energetic and suggestive, but has
the misfortune TO resemble the slang soubrques OF the
Paris desperadoes and of the fashy of the swell
mob. Mr., Van Buren, is to be known in France as l.,
Peiit Soreier.
benton IS trenchihed into P<un Lingot, or Old Tngot
ga Junk OF Cold Old Bullion. SCOTS hasiy plate OF
soup Is SO dishgured that it means quite another thing
II Is rendered by Vie, assiste ,oup, Quick q
plate OF soup here If the General was calling In The
sntler for his dinner drum head in tho md.t ~
rakng fire. The Dteuh states, indeed tina, this is the
meaning" descriptive OF battle. interrupted by an i'm.
provised repast" The French not particularly rood
at knames The Little Corporal perhaps their tri
umph in this line Of invendon,-Epe~sng Poa.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-24
was to Roms-,hs grand grsa.ry where ,must find il.

was 10 Romehe grand grsnsry where il must find ito
food
While we have increased 40 per cent, Great Britain
has increased only lOA per cent Such has been the diff
ference between the increase OF the greatest food raising
and the greatest food consuming nation Last summer
Ha k0ood rembled TO hnd Great Britain depending upon
the imperial people OF this Union for hall or three
fourhs OF It's foreign importation OF the necessares OF
life
Ii is true Great Britain is thus inleraced with Amer.
ca While her weight in the balance OF European poll.
ties Is lessenng, she is becoming dependent upon the
people OF this great Mississippi valley for life It's com
ioris and necessares Her destiny is linked with our
own. Trade has made her what she is BY trade her
consequence must be diminished, By restrictions on
trade she lost America BY trade her colonies have
grown into strength energy, and power. BY trade Aus
traa must arise as an independent empire in the still Pa
chc even as by trade this Union has arisen her pres
ent proud posilon--eclipsng all by the OF her
tonnage and the enterprise OF her traders. Why war
against these ideas They part OF the provldenta
plan. The very miserles OF man make him, bind him
to his fellow. The Madeira Islander who blesses the
Bosonan bounty he presses 10 the lips OF his starving
children the food OF America, the poor Ticnese driven
from The Lombard plains by The alien Austrian with his
bayonet receives the element OF liberty with the aid sent
from America. Every who learns 10 depend upon
America for food, whether il come bounty OF
purchase, has implanted gem which will never die
Is there not beautiful truth in the lines OF Pope
g Heaven formed each on the other TO depend
Bids each other for asst stance call,
Till mans weakness grows the siren 9Th of all
Wants, frailtes, passions closer still ally
The common interest or cndear the tie"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-24

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE Al AUCTiON.On Thursday the 25th instant.
shall SELL front OF the premises a, O'Clock the,
valuable brick ID
the Printing oce, and the
which stands being OF lots Nos and s. in No.
containing 1890 square feet.
The handsomely located the square
CAPITOL and Public Botanical
Owing handsome location and business position
presents and inducements TO wishing
make a Profitable Investment.
Terms one one t~o three years
deed gwen and deed Of vs. taken Tie ,aspaabe
Mar 22-Gt Auctioneers