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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-10
CooK & SARGENT,

LAND AGENTS, DAVENPORT IOWA
w e have employed the services OF an exPe-
w fleaced dealer in Lands who will give his
whole time 10 he sale of Real Estate in this city
and county. The emigration to Scott county
will be large the coming season and our position
vii enable Us to eiloct sales Of Real Estate 10
good advantage. Parties who may have 'mprov,,
ed farms of CITY pro ,5erty, or unimproved real
estate in Town Or CDnGtrj and desire 10 SELL
will do well 10 employ our services. Our rui
is sNo sale no charge"
Dave nnort Fab 10 1850
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READING ROOM.

OUR patrons and the public generally are
~ hereby informed that the
DAVENPORT READING ROOM
was duly opened on Monday the 7th.inst, and
will hereafter be regu larry kept open for the &C.
commodation Of the friends OF Science, Art, Lit.
erature, News, Curiosltes, &c. &c.
.4H are nviied to come in and see for them
selves. Such as have not vet subscribed TO il
are particularly invited to call. and If it suits
them, take N interest in the matter.
nT7He Ladies, are also invited TO call as W.
shall cons: antly keep variety of Magazines
new and interests Books, &c. &c, for sale.
Room one door North OF Holmes Book Store
T. DE WITT CAREY.
Davenport, Feb. 10th, 1853.
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STATE OF Iowa,
County of Clinton, :
In Dis,ric, Court for said County:
TO JAMES sHoNE:
cIR:-You are hereby notified that there is
Cnow on file in the office OF the Clerk OF the
District Court in said County, petition OF Ebe.
Meier Cook, claiming ofyou the title TO the fol
lowing tract OF land situated in said County and
state, to wit: the North east quarter Of section
NJ. 'hirty.tive RS in township No. eighty,three
1881 north of range No. four II east OF the 9th
principal meridian; for that said petitioner pur-
RI tsrd said land at the sale thereof on the 29lh
dayo My A D. 1852, for the delinquent taxes
thereon f1r the year A.. D. 1851, Tor the sum OF
sc SO and that unless gou appear and answer
thereto, IN or before the frs day of the next
.erm thor soI, on the 2th day q May mex, iud =
ment wi be rendered against geu ihfreoa aud
an 4onr interest and title TO said and forever
ioeeiosed.
EBESEZER COOK, Plaintiff.
Cook MIRO. Auys.
March 10th 1853. =. Nv
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srA7E OF Iowa, !
County OF Scot,
In District Cou ri for said County
To The ,1k,onn orner or ou,ers OF Lot No. Three
bin Block No. 7hirty-eight 1881 an CITY q
Davenport -, !
SIR:-You are hereby notified that there is
- now on file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the
District Court in said County petiion OF Lu-
clan B. ColIamer, claiming OF you twenty.hre
dollars a. money due hun, and also the title to
Lot No. Three in Block No. Ih'r'y-e'ght 10
the City Of Dapenpor, in said County and ate,
for that said plaintiff purchased said lot at the
tax sale thereof for the delinquent taxes thereon
FOR the wear A. D. 1851, on the goth day OF May
A D. 1852, for the sum Of eighty 80 cents, and
that unless you appear and answer thereto, on OF
before the first day of the next term thereof, or
the 9th day OF May a. D. 1858, Judgment Will De
rendered against yon thereon, and all your CLAIM
and title TO said ot torerer barred and toreciosed
JAMES THoRINGroN, Clerk Of said Court
COOK a. BRo., Atys.
March Sd, 1853 70 4W
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE.

yZsHlS valuable farm formerly occupied by
4 Mr. Sargent, containing $50 acres of farm
ing land in high state Of cultivation, an orchard
Of 200 thrifty treesi dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 10 acres Of fine timber, situate
IN the Blue Grass road al miles from this city;
is offered for sale on very reasonable terms.
COOK & SARGENT, Land Agents
March I-jr I8E2
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Az a hsARs(sAIN.

WE offer for sale the farm OF JOAN Grace in
w Walnut Grove containing l4d acres, "a
acres good timbts: one hundred acresln cntiva-
ton and well watered. The owner wants to
20 o California and the property Will be sold at
bargain. C1Oh 4 eARdEAi.
DaIennort Feb. 1859.
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iGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
W. M'UKEEON. a. ]. L
M'GregOr & Lawes.

Hest Side Main betwecn Front and End 81.
WILL buy, sell and locate Land Warrants
w buy and sell Real Estate, Pay Taxes, IN.
vesigate Titles, Invest Money, Negotiate Loans
on Bond and Mortgage.
Buy and sell Exchange and all kinds of Gold,
Specie and Uncurrent Bank Notes, at bes, rates
Collections made and promptly RENTED for.
at current rates Of Exchange.
Interest allowed on deposites on time or 10 be
check for al sight
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rAEsI AT LONG GROVE FOR
a n

ID ATRICk Hog AN offers for sale his farm at
J. Long Grove, twelve miles from town, con.
tanning three hundred and sixty acres, one hur-
dred and twenty acres Of timber, sixty acres IN
cultivation, good house and barn, fine growing
orchard. &c. Apply 10
COOK Il SARGENT.
pnverlnnrt Eeh of. IG52
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200 acres of Timber Land

NTEAR mouth OF Pine river in Muscatine
~ county for sale in 10 and 90 acre lots by
March II. COOK 81 SARGENT.
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,-OFTN1,y pOORsEOUSE.

w HEREAS-it is proposed 10 builI a
Wv County Poor House and make other im-
proyements connected Herewith on the land be-
longing to he county TO wit: on the east half of
tie south west quarter OF Section No. Two (2)
in Township No, Seven weight (78) north Of
Range No. farce (3) east OF 18th P. M.-which
house and improvements have been estimated to
cost Is o thousand 90 lars 920oO)
Notice therefore is hereby given, that the fol.
lowing Questions ill be submitted to a vote Of
the people of this county at the next April eli c.
ton, to wit: Shall tie estimate be approved
shell special tar oftpo thousand doiiars be lei led
on The general assessment roll FIR TIE gear 1853 for
the purpose Of building said house and making
sasa Improvements!
those in favor will vote For The estimaied
improvements Gfsa tar.
Those opposed-.4saiast Ike estimated iRs-
proreHaents and tar.
NAI RTIPPfS County Judea
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MACHINERY AND CASTINGS
For Sac Nils Grist MNs Steam Boats and Workshops

w would
In davenport Iowa. We
xRoH AND BRASS EovEDRzHs,
SELECTING, MIXING AND SMELLING OF MErALS-ALSO-
MACHINE AND FINISHING SHOPS
hab
PATTERN DRAFTING AND DESIGNING DEPARTMENT.
which for ability
FORCING AND BLACKSMIThLNG SHOPS
caLIes
description
PLANING-DRlLLNG AND SCREW CUTTING MACHINES
united all
thoroughly all
BUILD, FINISH, AND REPAIR MACHINERY
ann has the
clea such
patronage We o " ~
Steam Engines either Large Small Horizontal Upright;
Slide Valres Lerer Cut OE--Suiabe Sap
FIGURING Mals-Seam Boats Work shops;
nor anu Of
MILL IRONS AND MILL GEARING,
Suitable for FIGURING Mills
e
all
invite
FRONTS OLUMNS--CORNICES-- AND SILLS
For Dreliag uses--Sto saadW
light graceful
ais supply all the Clor
to
and Pans Machinery furnished
lie CLAIRE, DAVENPORT & co, Proprietoys
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
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Business-Man's F0rm-BO0k.
LOOK HERE STRANGER?

nNE word with YOU While have Your eve,
" Have YOU ever Ifare'ed! II not you are
bound to do SO. This world is all connection.
No rusting out, "Now-a-day's." You viii wake
up some morning and find Rail Road stretched
right along in front Of your door. You look
surpfised--hear buzzng sound and the bull.
CINE is upon you-you are caught up-the cries
of wife and children are no avail. Bull gines
have no hearts ii husbands have. Well the
thing is did; you are, can't Tell how far from
home, right plump in Davenport. Cause ,hai's
where the Rail Roads are coming. Well, you
are in fix, something must be done, your inner
man admonishes you that Rllroads don't stop
d ges,ion. Stranger, it is a critical moment,
don't be too hastv, but reflect, and as YOU do so
remember that Hotel,
THE WHITE HALL,
and BEowN its Proprietor, are in Davenport
There YOU can be made happy quicker than Rad
acay can cure love.sick boy. Shall l tell YOU
how il is done--a full stonach--clean beds
k ind attention and all so nice to almost make
fellow forget his grandmother-and all so rea-
sonable. Well it's no use talking--come and
see and think all will be right in the morning
The above House is the principal Stage Office
in the city.
Dated at Home, Jan. Goth. 1858.
Ry w n BROWN
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E8xs SALE.

A FINE farm nihe Mississippi River adjon-
II ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligl-
biy situated Will be sold al at good bargain.
For terms enquire Of ]. s. Simpson. Buffalo, or
OF COOK & SARGENT.
t., 0QEh 1870
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REGVLAR PACKET,
FARM FOR SALE.

len ACRES, - fenced "a miles; Usage Orange 80
wv in high state Of cult atien; good dwell
ing, 100 bearing apple trees. This beautiful
place is miles from Rock Island on the Mon
mouth road, Ills. The owner is going to Cali
fornia and will sell cheap for cash. For terms
apply to TIC EADS, Agt.
Feb 10, 1853
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

XTTE have forty Lots in ssGreen's Addition
w and Cook g. sargeni's addition' to tho
city Of Davenport, which we will sell at tar pr.
ces, and 10 persons desirous Of improving will
give liberal credit for portion Of the purchase
money. COOK q. SARGENT.
Davenport. Feb II. 1852.
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IANp roR sALn.

,r,uE subscriber wishes 10 sell forty acres o
land. Il is situated one mile west o. Daren
,ort on the Telegraph line. 1t is very deslrabl>
located for country residence being one.hal
hoitom land and the balance on the hill-slde.-
Ths land is very rich, that on the hillside being
we'll adapted for gardening purposes. Ten acres
If The latter are already prepared for the erection
Of buildings, -. JAS ~ uLASfELL,
March 10th, 1858.
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Nm BuRRis, County Judge
Davenport, March 3, 1853.

10 the Totes. The rauper expenses are a.
/, adv so great and are rapidly increasing that
it demands your serious consideration whether il
will not be economy 10 make the above improve.
ments iolaaeatat.iy. /, is proeab that when the
improvements are made, the ordinary exl ense
,si III therehy he greatly reduced. Ii will require
! tavy o..l9 of ABOUT one mil on the dollar ard
the finaac al condition of the cohaty is al pres
ant so taaotable that win The extra tar the wt,cle
levy Tor the present will not be greater than last
year
.w WM BuRRIS,
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ElgI! gDEt tA1.ak VgkNli!

MICHAEL GRACE, ir.. being DESTROYS to
Iil emierate 10 California. offers for sale his
Farm on The Waabcsipinica river, containing
% acres, zoe acres in cultivation, 40 acres n
winter wheat. comfortable log no Sc Here is
a chance for bargain.
Apply 70 COCK ! LENT.
Daypnpnrt Feb 10 1852
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IMPROVED LAND FOR SALE.
on acres, 40 under fence, A miles from town
on in a good ueighborhood, 2 springs living
water on the same, FOR terms apply 10
TIC EADS,
Land Agt
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STATE OF Iowa,
County Of Scott,
SS RA..I..rb

SraTk OF Iowa,
o''L n District Court for said County.
ro DANIEL DENEHUE:
ImglR:-You are hereby notified that there il
- now on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the
nsrict Court in said county, petition Of Ebe-
nezer Cook, claiming Of you the title to the tol.
county. State Of Iowa, to-wit: The south west
oua,,er Of section No. three in township SER
ssnty.eieht, north Of range two, III east Of 5th
rr;ocinal meridian, for that said petitioner pur-
Chased said land on the 81 s. day Of May A.p. 1859,
=, The sale thereof, for delinquent taxes thereon
=. ,ha year 4. D. 1851; and that unless you APP
near o and answer thereto, on or before the first
fta, If The next term thereof, on the 10th OF May
next. judgement will be rendered against you
thereon, al your interest in and tile TO said land
~ m be forerer foreclosed.
VIZ EBENEZER COOK, Plaintiff.
Cook g. Bro. Altys.
March 10, 1853. 27.4w
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North-Western Insurance Conn
pa,.y GsvTEGO, N. Y.

INCORPORATES by the Legislature ofth
l. State Of New FORK in 1884, with capital
fall paid al Of SIC O0J.
GEORGE FISHER, President
SAIrEL HAWLEY, Secretary.
CooK s SARGENT, .Agenfs, Davenport, Iowa.
G+taiar glta 1850
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LAND FOR SALE.

on acres OF land FOR sale miles from Daven-
GU port, seven acres under cultivation, good
garden, frame house. For terms applyto
TIC. EADS
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UNs1EpEsOvED LANDS FOR SALE

WE offer for sale on accommodating terms
w Two Thousand acres of Prairie Lands in
Lots OF Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, lying In different parts of Scott county,
selected BY ourselves with great care,
COOK s. SARGENT.
IT. 1910
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JUST RECEIVED.

4 CHOICE lut of Ladies Shoes and Boots.
a The subscriber solicit= the aides 10 call
al The Corner of Second and Brady sts
G. r. KNAPP
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FOR SALE.

A FARM in Blue Grass settlement of $50
IL acres, all under cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post and pine boards-0rchard 200 fruit
trees, &c, together with 10 acres OF timber
and, VII be sold very low in enc tract or it will
be divided into lots to suit purchasers
March IL COOK g. SARGENT.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERSfINER-Before Judge EowASD,
Aid DoHERTY and PECK.

SERVING JURY NOTICES.
James Cruise one Of the Sherifs officers. depused
serve jury notices and ordered to show cause ION
pant that an offer had been made on summonng juror
that the Juror would give 3 he need not attend why he
should not be proceeded against for Official misconduct
presented an affidavit this forenOOn-Mr Shelter appearing
On his beha-that he was lame at the time mentioned and
empoved Joseph Talbot who resides somewhere twenty
tbrd 81 but Mr. e. does know where to serve notices
for him and if the offer made 10 the juror which had
been stated il must have been made by I'D Talbot The
Juror being present Court said that Mr. Cruse was not
The uerson who made the offer him. Mr. Blunt the Dis
tric Attorney says the law requires the Sheriff to summon
the jurors and he deputsestwo persons Mr. and Edward
Mryalyl and the latter must be careful how they employ
others. ~ go.
The Juror on stating the case, on thursday said the
man who made him the offer looked ike drinking
Yesterday the Juror and asked 10 be allowed 20 speak
and aid the person was a criminal looking man
The order to show against Mr.. Cruise was dis
charged ,-,
The empannelng of a Jury was proceeded IN
The following gentlemen were sworn as Jurors:
Charles j Cook VIM. Clark, Joseph Moreau Elisha
UaTer Joseph T Craig, Wm ii BreedOn, Edwin ) Ayres
Chares $ Clark Dennis Marion, Joseph Christadoro
James Guthrie James Paisley.
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,st9Present James Trotter ESQ., President IN the Char
pt,ons-Of Daniel Gallagher and others abiding to
l, con of the Supreme Court t. railroad companies
having bonus and asking privilege to lay rails on the route
nfihe Harlem Railroad through Rark row. &c To Harlem
Rr IN nav $500 car for the privilege and run to Forty
second 81 for five cents and two cents addition to any dts
lance beyond To Committee on Streets and Roads
Resolutions That all the rights ana privileges
New York to the New York and Harlem Railroad Company
70 Law rails through the streets and avenues OF the City ami
enesed the same TO take effect the passage Of this
ressoIntiou To Committee on Streets and Roads
Report of Committee on Fire Department in favor Of
rantno new Hose Carriage for Hose Co No. Al Adopted
0dpsnce amending an ordinance for the government of
Hackney Coaches establishing new scale of fare For
a single passenger any distance not exceeding mile 80
SoaI for more than one and not exceeding two miles
one passenger IS cents and each additional passenger 81
cants Also specific rates to different points rates Of We
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Patrick Fitzgerald, indicted for the murder Of his wife
bv shooting her with pistol was placed upon trial His
counsel stated tina; the sister OF prisoner who spoken
~ AZ former meeting of the Court as being dead has
been sick in the hospital but has recovered and will be
here as a witness ~
The District Attorney opened the case He said that the
nar had resided No. 4-- Third ay. Prisoner is in
5cted for the murder of his wife Margaret Fitzgerald in
January last by shooting her through the head with dou
bi harIelled pistol one barrel of which, his being
srrted lad the marks of being recently discharged
The occurrence took place in room back Of grocery
shop kept by deceased The District Attorney stated the
crcumsances he expected prove and proceeded to call
Marv Hardy sworn-Is wife of Edward Hardy in Jan
lived AZ No lsO Thirdavi knew Mrs. Fitzgerald; had
known her about two years she lived NO 4.o Ihrdav
ar,nan NJ one time but doing any thing the time
his wife was killed Mrs. Fitzgerald the deceased, kept
store grocery store and they lived IN the back room
thar was door between the store and the there
was another door the room leading into the entry on the
Ssturdsy night previous to her death, Mrs Fitzgerald came
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Nelly John Fowler John Bail William I'LL Henry Norton
Kchard Covert John Richardson. David Davis. Robert
rag j. T. Waldron, Suydam Hegeman james Libby.
Herbert Moore jaime, Walter, After the usual charge -
the Oourt the Jury retired 20 their abors
CoRoSERs IsvEs1IeArIoy- Corone Ball yesterday
commenced an invests CATION into the Of the eNplo
son Of the boiler the dredging machine the Navy
lard on the 18th inst NJ evidence o special import
W." elected and tie Inquest was adjourned % the -5thin,t
EARLY DEPRAvTT.-On Sunday evening -enng an
otlcer % the second District Police found boy about
years Of ace lying IN the street deai drunk BIZ head and
face cut and bruised whore he had fallen upon tlr paw
meni liz wound. were dressed a the Station house and
be was taken To his home
Bnoc1Krv CRY ARvoaY.--In Common cornell
la>t evening tie COMMITTEE the cry Aruory presented
Their rcpor'. from which appear, that after thor ugh l
ANIMATION q" the present structure ha, been found 70 be
totally inadequate for minrypupo-es l. capacity is sat
trlci 6" acoWn pdete two companies oulv the
night Wh!e there n the city l-lO enrolled in p
different organizations The building is also considered in
dangerous condition being old and diapdatcd and Il has
therefore become necessary store portion of the arms
Of the Fifth Brigade in New York for safe keeping
Taking these matters into consideration the committee
commended the adoption of resolutions to the effect that
the sum OF $1,000 lin addition to the recommended
by the Mavor be raised by tax the ensuing year for the
purpose OF purchasing ste upon which To- erect new
aTmOTy gun house and drill room and providing for the
sale of the old building by the commissioners of the Sinking
Fund and the COMMITTEE on Lands and Places Alderman
Nicely thought would take $4,000 To construct suitable
men subsequently Offered authorizing the appointment ola
committee to select site. motion, adopted
The TROUBLE WITH THE CRY TREAsURER-The
Clerk read a communication from Mr T. : milford the
suspended CITY Treasurer III which he expresses the desire
To have the matters in difference between the Common
Council and himself referred 10 the Supreme Court for dis
posa He is of the opinion that he l. right in the he
has pursued in regard the City Funds but If the
rary decided by the above tribunal he Is willing abide
by The result Motions to lay the communication the
table and giving Mr. milford leave TO Withdraw
made and lost when after lengthy debate motion
carried Ia refer the whole sui ect to Select COMMITTEE o
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Sunday evening very respectable appearing woman ana
confined her in the First Ward station House during the
night who evidently laborn- under derlnged mind
She allowed from the cells to the sitting
and during the absence the Police smashed od all of the
windows couple Of desks and other articles She had in
her possession check for SOB, for $50 and - bill
Yesterday morning she was taken IA charge by her hS
hand
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fAdyeruSementl

CotuNBIAy HALL, NEw-YoRK-Lest our country
-..de .hou forget location of this frfaued establishment
ond ,end them ofNs 25l Grsnd The proprietors Mer
r. TowLE Co. have within the last two weeks completely
the and order the demands
from number Of visiting the city during the
WoS Far increased their stock Of Rich Fancy and
c,se Drv Goods Of ESQ ohe largest believe
in b~ CITY visit Columbian Hall viii amply repay
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The TROUBLE WITH THE CRY TREAsgEER.-The
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

HIGHwAYxES-On Thursday evening last a man.
named Randall residing in Wliamsburgh stopped by
four Mr.. Noy's house the Jamaica Turnpike
who demanded his money his life. He refused them
either and commenced to defend himself when the APP
proach Of a carriage irighenedth the robbers away
FIRE About o'clock on Saturday evening fire oc-
CURED in the dwelling house in Fifth st. situated the
Temperance grocery store and occupied by Mrs. Brown
The IRE was occaoncd by the bed curtains taking fire from
lighted candle which Mrs b. was holding in her nand The
flames extinZushed by two young who happened
to be- passing without causing alarm The dress OF Mrs
l. also caught fire but eNtnsushed without njurinS
I.r
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ADVERTISEMENT

~ The poet says, Thrice IS he armed who hath his
Quarrel u.t Now who armed with LYoS's Magnetic Pill. and
f hs this whether his quarrel 18th bugs aid
~ ns, nonst be can most eheetuay sabdRs his
bs, need bis prce to per Ak and box for the pills and pow
- bcb ys cheap Of danger limitations of Lyons
M.spec Pow ders Pills which sied the public By
cniea The genuine are sold a. No ~ Broadway
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BuRGLARY.-A young German named

Charles Muller living at No $40 Pearlst yesterday
arrested by Officers Geraghty and Dowd, OF the Sixth
Ward charged with breaking into the ewey store of Solo
mon l. GerrtS No 80 Center ST. and stealing therer0m
clocks valued at $40 The burglary effected by fore
ing open the front door and portion of the property
found hid in an oven in the house of the prisoner other
notous were found possession of persons to whom he
Sold il lie was taken before Justice Osborn and comm
Cd f,rf trial