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rosr opries orpAsrnssr.

Hon. james Campbell Postmaster General. The direction
and management of the Post 0ce Department are assigned
by the constuton and laws the Postmaster General That
its business be the conveniently arranged and pre-
pared tor his final action is distributed several bu-
reans ioows The Appointment 0ce in charge ot the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract ONCE IN
charge OF the Second Assistant Pottmaste Generai the
Finance Office in charge Of the Thd Assistant Postmaster
General and The Inspection Office In charge of the chief
clerk.
Appostnep Qfce.-Ioratio K.rg, esq, First Assistant
Postmaster enerA and nineteen clerks. Tothm o'ee arc
assigned all questions which relate 70 the establishment ana
dcoutinuance of post Offices, ohsnes OF sites and Names
and removal OF ponascrs and route and ocs
aents as Also the giving Of instructions to postmasters
Postnasters furnished with marking aud rating stamps
balances by this bureau which charged also WITH
providing blanks and stationery for the use OF the depart
en and with the superintendent Of the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks 10 TINS
bureau likewise gned the supervision Of the ocean mail
steamship lines aud Of the foreign aad international postr
arrangements.
Contract 05iccWnilsm H. Duadasi ESQ., Second Assist
ant Postmaster General and twenty clerks To this Of
ice assigned tho business Of arranging the mail service
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pEw GOODS EOH GENrLEMEN.--P. ]. STEER
IN chant tailor and beautiful stock
new which
,ennpn OF bis and the public.
addition and varied stock OF Cloths casmeres and
yesturs Styles his stock OF gcuemcp furnishing
goods Is slso very select and complete such as--
n arf-, cfavais, stocks, ties, gloves
Su-penders, hosiery
waollea underrhirs drawer, sc.
prepaed ciolhipg order short notice in
style O ed elegance, and prices.
solicited call early aud select choice styles
ssvenih
i2-gawI
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JJOU RENT, "a oo,nfS fSrtable and con,rnodtous house,
on D-,awae avenue, hundred yards
Capitol repee with convenences. IL be obtained
eaar There attached spacious
aud gardan sabiiug NC. TO any
gentleman who would aud careful tenant the
would be made moderate
usy could be hired with the house
if rnqaired inquire OF A. GREEN,
Noy 4-3aw2w Auciioncer, fih street
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Time between Washington wheeling but Igi
Running time beteeea Washington and Cincinnati 27 hours
Through Tick kets and baggage Checks 10 be had In
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wp. M. nIerrick,

ATroRHEY tA%s
no. 70 Louisiana srcre,
MILL racisc IN The supreme of the United saes The
court OF claims. and o,h Disuic, OF Co
iumhia.
Dec 27-3tawt
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/. rnrAsuar DEPARTMENT.


Tho Treasury Department consists Of the Offices Of the Sec
retary of the Treasury comptroers commissioner Of
the customs six auditors treasurer, register SOLICITOR light
house board and coast
The following is Fief Indication OF tic dulles Of hese
several Offices snd of the force employed therein respectively
sseteqry Qes.flop. james Guthrie Secretary Of The
Treasnry Hon. r. O. Washington, Assistant Secretary
one ia obarge architect aud
temporarily employed, and three clerks The Secre-
t ef the Treasury charged with the general supervision
N bscs transactions ~ the government and of the
OF the laws concerning the and navigation
OF the United States lie superntcnds tho survey the
coast the lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals of
the United States ard the construction Of certain public
Dsnsiags fer castom. houses and other pqrposes,
Firs Coaptroney,s tfoc.Eisns Whittlesey esq Comp
trQ n and fifteen clerks lie prescrioes the mode Of keep
lag qd rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic
vice we'd the pubic lands and revise and certes the
balances arising thercnu.
Second congsroaers 07ice.--John ~ Brodhead, esq,
Comptroller and seventeen clerks He prescrbes the mode
OF Keeping and rendering the of the
and Indian departments o the public service and revise aud
g. lies the balances arising thereon.
0ce ~ Copldissionsr Of he Cg-fonsiugh r. Anderson
ESQ.,, Commissioner and eleven clerks. He precTbes tho
mode keeping and rendering the o the
and dsbsrseneat and for the building and repair
Ing custohoue &c and revise end certhos the balances
arising thereon.
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PERSONAL.
4 n

Correspondence of tho Boston Journal.
New YORK, March "a.
The Ericsson experiment is at an end. The
invention is conceded to be failure, and poor
Ericsson is n ruined man. He has spent all his
fortune in building his oaorio ship and in the
porimonts he has made on the vessel He has
done more, ho has spent all his wife's fortune
which is great, and she too is beggared. But
the worst of all is that it has led to uch recrim-
ination and alienation that they have separated,
never to be be united again, perhaps. Had he
been successful his name would havebeen enroll
ed with that of Columbus, Newton, Fulton & 9TH
er men of lustrious renown. But he has failed;
he has lost bis all. be has introduced ruin into
onoe-lovng and happy homo; and the world cold
ly looks on, and says, II told you So"
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DEAUTIFULDAGUERREOTYPEs

- Am re Red, Vhne aud Blue"
MINIS Il TANNER, thou pride of the millios'
Thy pictures the best that see:
Thy gallery is the shrine of devotion.
To those who smnd frmly thee +.
Thy triumph has made bunglers lemble.
When wonans gay form stands in view
Thy makes oil the craft grumbe.
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy tho work that yor do.
Thy camera max es all the craft grumble,
Who envy the work that you do.
Thy gallery all spacious and large,
Is daily thronged with rare beauty;
Who, pleasd with your skill, think not Of charge,
But attend from pure sense Of duty.
Fair maidcns and gents, both near and afar,
Come right AWAY / Main street,
Where all lovers Of true pictures meet,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nenrly fronting the Clothing Bazaar.
Where all lovers of true pictures meet,
From regions all round, both and afar.
NorE.-rhe Gallery OF Missis e. TANsER is on
Maa Sd door from Bridge, side, whore the
most beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Art are
produced nl hours of the day, the satisac.
tory mar23-ts
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DEATH OF DUPONT DE p EURE.--On the same
day, and nearly the Same hour. that the Empe-
ror Nicholas died Mt st Petersburg, the veteran
republican, Dupont de Eure, breathed his last at
Rougepcrrier, in Normandy. In accodance with
the expressed wish of the deceased, the funeral
was private but several tho neighboring towns
and villages sent deputations to pay respect
General Cavignac, and other republican friends
nssistcd.
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Young America at School.

A little incident occurred in one of tho schools
in West Lynn, Mass, on Wednesday says the
Ne,es, which is perhaps, worth relating. One of
the classes reoiting and the teacher asked
little American girl who the first man was.
She answered that she did not know. The
question was put to the next scholar, Irish
child, who answered. 'Adam, sir" with apparent
satisfaction. La" said the first scholar, ''you
needn't feel so grand about it, he ,easn't Irish
man.
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NEW CONCERN.
WILLIAMS 4 hooper,,
DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods.

INHE subscribers have this day formed co partner
l. ship for the purpose OF conducting, in all its
branches. the Book, Stationery and Fancy business in
he large granite building, doors abote the Ncrvell
House and opposite the Warwick They will keep
,4ianty hal large supply Of Music. Pianos, Accor
uans and many other musical instruments. to which
phey earnestly invite the attention of cir friend. and
ihe public. 4. A. WILLIAMS.
b. s. HOOPER.
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VOL. 3.---NO. 203.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
SPRING

Spring is coming-Spring is comingl
With her sunshine and her shower;
Heaven is ringing with the singing
OF the birds in brake and bower;
Buds are filling, leaves are swelling,
Flowers on field and bloom on tree;
Ger the earth, and air, and ocean,
Nature holds her jubilee.
Soft then stealing comes feeling
Ger my bosom tendery;
Sweetly | ponder, as wonder,
For my musings are of thee.
Spring is coming Spring is coming!
With her mornings fresh and light;
With her Moons of chequered glory,
Sky of blue and clouds of white.
Calm grey night falls, when the light falls
From the star bespangled sky,
While the splendor, pale and tender,
OF the young moon CLEANS on high.
Still Mt morn. Mt noon, Mt even,
Spring is full of joy for me,
For ponder ms wonder,
And my musings are of thee.
Still on thee my thoughts are dwelling,
Whatsoe'er thy name may be;
Beautiful, beyond words, telling.
Is thy presence unto mo.
Hi'ihiht y tiuo WuhlDK
Wandering in the breeze's fight;
Ncontide's glory mantles DER thee
In n shower of sunny light.
Daylight dying leaves thee lying
In tho silvery twiligh, ray;
Stars look brightly on thee nightly
Till tho coming of the day.
Every where and every minute,
Feel | near thee, lovely one;
In the lark and in tho linnet
can hear thy joyous tone.
Bud and blooming mark the coming
OF tho feet Ger vale and hill;
And thy presence, with life's essence,
Makes the forests heart to fill.
Low before thee, adore thee,
Love creative, thee | sing
Now meet thee, and greet thee
BY the holy name of Spring.
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IvERCOMPLAINT. JAUNDIoE. .pys.

IyERCOMPLAIN JAUNDICE. .DYS.
L Lpepsa Chronic q Nei Debility Disease ot the
Kidneys, and nil Diseases arising from Dsordcred
Liver Siomnch such Constipation, Inward flss,
Funes-, Blood the Hend, Acidiy of the Stomach,
NM en-, Heartburn Disgust for Food. fulncss or weight
T. tile Stomach, Sour Ernclnons Sinking or flutering
/, the Pin o the Stomach Swimming OF the II nd, Hur-
ried nnd difficult Breathing futtering nj the Heart,
Ghnaking SuIocaline Sensations when In wing pos
ture Dimness of Vision Dots chs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Pers-
prnton, YeOwness of the skin and Ewes Pain In The
Side, Back Chest, Limbs &C. Sudden Fushes OF Heat.
Burning in the Flesh Constant lmngnng- o Evil and
great depression OF spirits be eheotuay cured by
DocTER HoorLANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS,
prepared by DIR. c. NJ. Jackson German Medicine
Store No. 100 Arch St. door below Sixth Phiiada.
Their power the above diseases is not excelled
II equaled. by any other preparation IN the United
States tho attest, in Dany cases nter sklliu
physicians had failed.
These Bittcrs worthy the attention Of lnvnlids.
Poscssng great virtues in the ectihcntion of the liver
and lesser gnnds exercising the most scaching power
in wcnk aud net tOns c the digestive organs they
withnl so,e. ccrain and pleasant
VIRGINIA TEsTfsosY.-Dr J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va eb. 9th, 1852. sad; II am entirely out ot tho
q ermnn Bitters They have become ali the rage Moth
ingesc sells"
The Tenth Legion, published at Wood.tock Va.
said Jan 10th 1880. "A Great Medicne.--We have
uniformly rcirnined from recommending to the public
any of the various pnten medicines OF the day unless
thoroughly convinced Of their value. Among those
consider worthy OF notice. IL the German biters, in
ented by DR., Hooiand, and prepared by DIR. Jackson
Philadelphia. One instance. in particular il which
tie superior virtues o t.hs medicine buvG heen tested
as fallen under observation During the last
son of Mr.. AbVam Crabill. o this county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver Complnni, and after
trying in vain various remedies, purchased bottle
Of the Bters, and after using IT, was so much relieved
of his distressing malady that he procured another bot
/ e, and is now restored entirely to health."
They entirely vegetable, free from NIL injurious
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A CARD.

sTNHE subscriber 'eturns thai ks to his patrons and
friends for the Liberal patronage bestowed on him
.inca he commenced the Bonk business in this place,
and comrnends TO their confidence his suceessors--
Williams Il Hooper
jan 90 ts X. A WlLbiAMo'
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DISSOLUTION.

VENH r concern OF Wilson & Frank is this day dis
4 solved by limitation. All persons having claims
y tnsi the Con, will them to Joseph H. Will
ION tor payment; those indebted to the concern viii
make pavmeu TO Joseph II. Wilson. he hnving rur.
aseA James Frank n's interest in the concern.
JOS. II. WILSON.
JAMES FRANKLIN
,h1,rI LII
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

SCCTfsv1LLE, bcmNIo 20, VI,
Mn 'ch 4th, 1859
Messrs Mortimer d. Morbrdy: - Genemen-.li inslne
been afflicted with Rhcumntsm for timc in its
worst FORMS and not being able obtain relief from
other medicines was induced To try "Hampton's Veg
ctable Tincture" few bottles of which. am happy
say, have made perfect cure.
Atthe time commenced using the 'rincturc | aas
scarcely able To walk. | and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pam
yo,rs ,,,s, ,r,l, MAY
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nrl lots
DAGUERREOTYPEs DAGUER-

nAGUERREOTYP DAGUER.
IL REOTYPES.-HARp TINES drive people all
around where they get the beet and cheapest
Daguerreotypes but they all come back to MINIS &
TAssERs, where they get the hest and to
get the worth of their money. Steamboat disasters.
Railroad accidents, Bank. bursting, Men failing. all
daily. but failing at Minis Tanners in taking
brilliant artistic and lifeike Daguerreoypes is out of
the question. Those in should not forget to call
an, re, one as pictures sfrd 10 leave The
until the parties are satisfied
Breast pins Rings Watch Seals. Keys, Me.aians and
fancy Gases are always hind and for sale cheap with
picture complete splendid assortment of Cases. new,
lust received Gall early in the day before the crowd
comes. The state of weather makes difference in
regard to quality of picture, z g.e.-- aasass
MINNIS & TANNER, 4,
mnr2O.ts Practical DAeuERREor rPisfs.
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE,
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THE + EMALE SYST EN-.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Exiact from James Harris, Esqs Letter. Alexandria,
Ya--Alter speaking of wonderful cures on him'e ho
says: Mrs. II. has been suffering with the liver
plaint and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness, through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than for thirty years being entirely resoT
ed by the of Hampton's Vcpeabte TRctnrc."
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes.-Extrart from
Letter from J Chimes ESQ., Loudon county Va.-"My
wife has been for yes,s afflicted with great weeE ness
pain in the breast side and back pn ptation # the
heart; fecbencss of the sysem loss 81 appee
complexion salow; the sight OF eye almost the
other vc weak. | pleased say, Hdmptoas
Iincure has restored her perfect henlth ler eyes
are as good now = ever they
tB-CaIl and get phamphlets
Sold by j. II. SEAY, & Co, Lynchhurg Sewers
Scousyile; a J. BROWN, Charlottesville. and by all
Druggists throughout tho State. | aar 24dscly
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n VALUABLE FAMILY RESI-

Nis L z \ IL l. II + y M u RESI.
Iii DENCE FOR SALE.-The subscriber 1ers for
sale privately his Family Residence, situated Frnnk
lin HilI, Immediately opposite Mr.. VIM. Clavey's The
property embraces ONE AcRE Of ground of good soil
and well improved; a BRICK DWELLING, with
rooms ell fnshed-all necessary ont houses, and in
neghb ,rhood unexcepiionabe. Such property Is not
ofien put in market, and wanting truly delightful
residence would do well 10 call will s. Il a
great bargain, my object Is to raise money, and
money must hnve
If not sod privately before the 18TH of MAY, it will
then be sold at auction.
rnarl9 dts fHOS }. HARDY
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KOCEkY and co Nj vi = = q
'HOUSES AND LUMBER YARDS the new
Basin FOR ENT.--Two large fire proof Brick Gro.
Gerry and Commission Houses, with large Lumber fnfds
attached, the Basin, recently occupied by ;hol
& Pryor and Ro. J. Echols for rent and possession
given al once. One lot has Railroad running throut
il and there Crane the Wharf for the of both
tenemens.
Four Lumber Yards without houses, aso for rent
tho Basin. Apply to JOHN RuCkER.
in Is. h.lnnhta
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MEDICINES.
Will you Read the Truth ?

4 Medicine have merit mad great mefit,o stand
"A the test nl public opinion, No nrt ot man ean
sa,anise WORTHLESS. aIilc tokeepu II up nsn good
medicine, # it be not really so
gool mrlciue will live, b" ONE popular. and ~
tenl it, sne~ wear after year. in spite OF opposon.
The Pcn soady find ts virtues, aud the fame nj
them paSse- from month mouth with mnre mpdin
than wspapers spread II. living witness testi
Tying 10 lie medicine has made for him is OF Tar
more service Il an amy newspaper advertising.
Ia pronl of shai say above, we relet you To
HAMPTON'S NEGETBLE TlNGTuRE and its ef-
iccs Its praise is in the mnntha of multiiudes. The
best men in country give their testimony 10 it,
wonderful Among them name Hon. II.
Clny. Hon. Rich Nj Johnson, Vice President Of the
United States with hundred. of others Capt. Thomus
Canot-br hcr the celebrated physician ot the
Emperor oi fmnce-wa, cured by II of II disease ot
yeas standing after the skill oi all the Doctors ot
Europe md Amer,a had fnilrd To
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.4nofhe, GNREhy HAhPTON'S TfNGiURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. euery rhers, bear the same
Testimony.
Read the follow ing Certificate Iem Indy. endorsed
by Postmaster u. Z. Cooper;
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CAros Bmpos
Hampshire county Va, March lat, 1854.
Mr.. T.. Z. COOPER Dear Sir: Agreeable Your III
quest and my desire tn benefit tho afflicted. here
by certify the Pyrat relief have recey ed from tho
of Hdmptoas Vegetable Imctne
taken with violent pDipitdtioH, or rather nnt
tcring ana trembling of the heart, which contnud
era days il seemed ilmy heart had almost forgotten
its office The family became aarmsd aud procured II
bottle of this vnuablr Medicine and bclnie hnd taken
bottle OF this Tmct'oe Of Hompion's was
tircly relieved
the of this valuable Medicine. Two three years
ngol laid with liberation Of ankle from fleet
ol what is generally called milk leg had lost all taste
and appetitc, and the VIII ch sene t0y inches
up and down. und half way around my ankle. rejected
effort To heal il until procred liampton'a Veg
cthble incure.ono bottle OF WHICH restored my health
healed my ankle. nnd am iiecr from swelling than for
the last thirty years.
Agaia OF my daughters was very low from severe
dyscutery and when she began sit up her feet com
menccd swelling which inrreasei every dn. aud began
be very painiul-shc used bottle of Homrton's =
Iinciare; the pans assuuged, the swelling sui
Al led and her health relurnci-we kept her legs bun.
daged with strips of wooden unti her strength returned
have been thus particular. that others un len similar
circumstances might be induced to ayuil themsrvee ot
this remedy. Yours with respect.
EnzABrTu EDWARDS.
! do hereby certify tl,at am personally ncq,nintod
with Mrs Edwards and cnn suiely recommend tho n
bove statement 10 be
Il. T. CoofEn, Postmaster,
Cnpon Bcidre. ilnmpsnirc county, Nn.
to Delicate Ladie. and Children will please give i
trial
Space mil net p,rmii 10 name hundreds Of ohcr.
Geo. W. Goodri,i c.. I. rhos Cnnot, Robert Gault,
james Smyth, cur. 81 rheumatism.
john Pcryail S \. Griffin, Iohu Luke, Rev V. Esk-
ridge. U. S. Nnyy. and thousands o' orh'r cured o
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BENNETT & BEERS. Proprietor.

No. los Main al, Richmond, Va
And for snlc by J. II Seny, d. X, LYMAN, J. II.
Thompson n Co, Lynchbmg, Va, and by deners in
Medicines everywhere. sep5 ly
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O1TTFT
Supply Of New Goods,

OF almost every descriptions embracing STYLE Drcss
Goods Irish Linen, Flannels Linseys Ca'sincttS,
Kerseys, Kentucky JEANS &c. &c.
800 Shawls less OF various styles at unusual
ly cheap prices.
n B-New Goods received nearly every week.
ia o9-dts JNO j. PURVIS, Agt &c. &c.
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T the People of the City of Lynchburg and all
the Surrounding Counties.
TOHN J. puRVlS, Agent for Kent, Paine Il Kent,
- under the style f"Ag for Jas s. Kent is n"~ ro-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-10-06

G. r. WEBB.
HAS just received fresh supply Of Drugs, Medi.
III ciuer and Chemicals, oils Paints and Paiaters
articles, varnishes, Window Glass and Putty, Glass
wAre, .Perfumery, Fine Soaps, Fine Hair aud Tooth
Brushes. p.int Brushes, Surgical and Dental Instru.
mcnts, Trusses, Psteat Medicines, Fancy Goods,
&C. &c.
Below W. mention part OF a lot OF P-rfumery re.
ceiy ed this mOrning direct Manufacturer:
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Chas. Hill, do do, e45 90; C. w. Giddinps,
days services a. extra police, $3.50; Geo.
g. Moore, ! days do. $3.50; John Foreman
8 days do. $40; J. Woodward Q day. do.
$500; w. G, Robinson days do. $500;
VIM. Thompson 2 days do. $500 /; L. Par.
nele, cash advanced to remove nuisances
and lining streets, $3.50.
The billof B. B. Woodward for services
~ Clerk referred to the finance committee.
On motion Of Aid. Corbin the Council
adjourned. .s'-,s,sq
Attest, B. B. WOODWARD,
City Clerk.
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EXTR CTS.
WE offer to the Ladies OF Davenport 400 different
w kinds OF EXTRACTS for the handkerchief
and endless variety If Perfumery and Fancy arti-
cles the very lowest prices, intend closing
out this branch Of our business. ALSO:
I x GROSS Flavoring kx.racts, will he sold ut n
- small advance cost. Shall close them out
this fall; call and purchase supply before they
all gone. HINES & CLIPPlSGER'S
Aug2i DIV GIN Drug Store.
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500 REWARD

LNlannels-Red, white, yellow, and In fact, all
II colors, cheaper than ever sold In Davenport; BY
OcsadG ADAMSoN Il RAPP.
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Books \ Stationery.
IOWA As IT 10.

IUWA Al II ID.
A NEW supply just received. Every Emigrant,
"A Traveller wantsa copy and every citizen OF the
State ought TO have several 70 send to his friends
Price ONE DOLLAR per copy, with q map Of the
State sop up neailey for mailing and postage
prepaid for ten ccnts additional each copy.
ALSO
Ny Bondage and my Freedom, by r. Douglass, rs
Land, Labor. ana Gold H0wut, vols, 800
Cone Cut Corners, Benauiy, I 5. I.25
Star Papers, H w. Beecher, I I25
Bennett aud HE Times, with Portrait, I.25
Life ofHorace freely, lliutrated, l25
Bell Smith Abroad, I25
Tales for the Marines, Harry Gringo, 1875
Doesticks, what he says, illustrated, 1875
BLACK Diamonds Prof. J. G. Hannibal, l25
Sam Slick In Search Of Wife, Is
- v paper cover, 81
NoIe BOOK ofnn Opium Eater, DE Quincy, IS
AT THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS.
40. 81 sRADY sr. BET. 2D 4 81 srs.
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