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BY TELE G II A p IL

Tie Expected Sfeumers.-Ths Ne~ Ha"spsAirs Election
rat the of going press dngs had been recer ed
Of the steamer Pacific due at New York. The Cunard
steamer Africa which sailed from Liverpool the Sd inst
is now fully due at Halifax
As there is specified hour for closing elections IN New
Hampshire win be able 10 give the result Of the cleo
ton held yesterday before the Issue of the Unon
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uFit ef ~ y~ss clerks snsce %
Ire District ~ CoiuaaAsa es the u and
-hai "Wednesday
OF Faha~yy n~s u Of
O'Clock Aicwsss srcpery, An Roger
c. Wsehtmxns harty
asdisds vHs~ ave huadr~A dsiar~ ~ esch
following
sz1 Set, asd sAjssnSs No
fronting Fret Pennsylvania sud back the
10, Ia IN la
lot Va IA said and adjoining SAID lot IA rnntng
aselse
a" h- full dsph 81 SAID @ oSrn~s with al and snsa
upon properly Rnse satisfy
March Y. Barney,
Maxwell woodruff, her friend.
j d. HOOVER
Feb 6-dr3ethfeh Marshal for Ds~src OF Columbia.
The rs postponed
March, . place.
]. n. HOOVER
inr afcainu,hsa.
1e--df7 Mar
The postponed NEXT
March, a hons and psace.
,, ID. HOOVER,
MsssnaI sos tins District of Columbia.
March T--dtIaih
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ny Fnn<ssi-Ths menbers ~ Lebanon Ledvs
senrrsiy nath~a
hraser. EeAs-d D~n~ss cav "wednesday
from Sssouac Hsii. ~ sHc I'm streets
W. HoLLIScswoRTH.
March Secretary.
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TIE VITALITY or THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

70 such q the know-nothngs as have really serious
Nsa q pros7ecting 70 California phrase, we CON-
mend toe following for Their instructive perussl II Is
oaFied from the Albany Argus:
HE knuvnohinE constitute the only party except the
eoerafn, which be said 70 be really alive ard
Ag Bat taeirs il sort 81 spasmodic vitality, whioh
az No element Of life permHnents and rhirh
sFs hvrT and active Il may be for time aust aifh No
FTrns delay expire
lac Democratic psrfy has the vitality ~ fan aev.lopsd
toas msnhoos II RESTS upon principles eaurd and
rnd embracing the Whole ruuniry In their scope Il
a rally i followers throughout the lerth and breadth 81
~ ana animated by common pn-poss and cooperating
port 81 doctrines equally chsrshed by all The Detroit
ser, speak rita great truth ard dsrernrsni il denoaus
y t1s only public political ergsnirstian 81 any vital
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q. me extension q sssn' s.n.ed % n.a On ne e.
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AE' RHAcnnS-Ai the election IN ST Johnsbary, YER
t last Tuesday the entire knoE-nothinE ticlrt was
y msiuritiss ranging from 90 10 200 The largest
SNt'u giysn was cast that day.
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Court Of Claims against the United states,
WaShingtOn CITY.

ME viii himself sssdaoasiy the
of United in fhs
Congress- March, 1885,
eoxni1ance
founded Congres regulation sfA
expressed srapied
sosesnn- United States amy Of officers Oh
All aain% benceforth Pc
When
claim established said and appropriation made BY
the claimant viii be paid
the Cn~d
undersned continue heretcfore the prsce
Court Of United staIes and the other
OF the District
NJ. THOMPSON Attorney al Law,
~ street, Washington
r. sReereBcs necessary heads 81 depart
and bureaus citizens Of Washington and membcr ~ Con
Eress Mar i3-lnAAcp
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Bosros, March l3Numsrous disasters and wrecks ars
reported the result OF the gale Friday night of Cape
Cod Amongst them is the ship Hndson, Of Savannah, for
this port ashore Brewsers fats with IL feet water in be,
hold She would probably be got Oft The schooner Hufo
kah from Norfolk for Boston, ashore Race point and
all hands drowned. The vessel and most Of the cargo VIII
prove a total loss
An unknown hargue supposed to be the Edisto, from
Charleston, for Boston, is ashore.
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THE ONLY ONE AuTHOHrxED.- The Rob .

THE ONLY ONE AUiHONIzKD!--Fbe Rob % DIX BOY
NkAD LAFf TEIk Gar superior ~ Euisi
nie para Other similar rrsnesies u radcsy
period u hf, Hereditary Of
fractions and other weakness Of me agan arising From abuses Of
hAlssn tajacous
The
sypn4nr desses whether
which resisted The mercury odure
0f potassium.
agents Riondn, esq, 81
Ns~ Orleans; S<uiay, Franc.co.
The Rob Lsecsxur Sold throughout the Uni
ted pamph- de
Of he
81 Wilhelm New Ysrk sho WAR infrmaaon
wShtrd
al orders for the West IN
es Of Uned States he has The Fob In bond
March Idly"
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rcher formerly % Ricboaa essahsb~d
cy ew front o. Treas
Department govern
and land
al under the Congress-. h
has, perhaps ouy the
revolutionary the hTa asAcrs Ones
Richmond He has also index III
puhac Sce CApstoi Of Virginia
M Just viii sr
where cxisanf himself entirely
unable do l.
who
charges VIII be very FELIX RICHARDS
AEyxREre3s. III
Hon. Henry A. Wise AccomAc, Virginia
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, v,rgrnia.
James T. Heath, Commissioner Of Pensions, Richmond
Virginia
stafford H. Parker Richmond, Virginia
Hos. John q fSndleton Virginia e
Hon Chiffon, Washington, p. e.
WnInm ]. Ward, esq, BALTIMORE
Lewis Timb~rake, ESQ., New York.
March 7-dkcplys
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TIME. LABOR. AND CAPITAL 1--WE nnor,
cSpAsni sesrxnG hgh@s, Of
exreil~ncs--
tboroneh of ALI uonsnsng ecads
now corA~as a~psstss~sA fabrics
jarcses swtms ~o<ins pad ausns, and bril-
8ans In ~ GM4ss
Linen sos; ssessAasy large aaA comprehensive, many
e.pscsai snl nnsGeRni basEaius4
Gos6s a1asssA ssess fsly eeasonp0ss,
Cssbu all The leading ssd
wsth Qssss q psofsSoa cf novelties IN thai line.
rcs many S~eid~diy choice
thixxs "
prce
and eososs4 Siks large snpvy With sar
new goods arriving 4Sby
One s,ew o~ly, cd psuvsvbssy ssw4
cont aHon =
ssn Ascenumm~4
rKGkY = eAD 1MKw.
aEan1as kuaasae,
Mar l1-laar sppsss~ Cssu~ Market
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N0Ilce-
TnTAsury DwpxMraxsT,
Fourth Audssss Once, March ~, 1850.
pERsoNs balance aac fom ths unsd
AiexAad~r puughy, Of the after guard e
Cn~d cniubin decrsrd hereby Moulded
oce Of the Fourth Aadiss Of the Treasury wn
o from thas date
Mar i3-dA
pRksCH MORMING-aSOw NJ, CasAsn1rx, yeivet Ne
BUTT 4 HoPKINss
PsRnsvivaasa
Mara -es2~ff Browns and National Hotels
AGENCY.
I NpgKsE. chief clerk
III of Register Treasury
settlement
bcs Congress dspAraacns
unclaimed
feFss@
wkincsey, ED, CrAR2sassr n ~ Treasury
xfhans ssFsnx, krgsmssr Of hs Tr~Aury.
John Commissioner Land C1cr.
z II. Gitat, snfe Solicitor
he OF Wimh1ngtsn.
4 kiegs; and
sessAeas Cnsex Of sevsrai banks In
and GeugUsswH.
ls.h west, Washington.
Mar I3-d4wAeou
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THE ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT - the Medical De
pArm~at G-osg~own College viii held snh~sasn
Thursday, s'eiack,
as~e Medcipe win eoas~sd Rev Barnard A. Ma
Pe~des
- Snyder ~ D. Professor Ut members "
FLODOARDO HOWARD,
III Dean. &c.
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yrw Yong March ls.-Cofton il unchanged. Flour is
inward and the marke. frmsales Of 25o bbls az good
0ho At 40 81 50 81 southern buoyxnt-sacs Of 800
bbls al 40 la So sl Wheat upward and 6rmscuthsrn
rd a. Is. white - 2s 81 30 Corn tribe higher
sales a. al 900 bushels mrsd At ~ ss1< eerts
Pork il upward and firm. Beef unchanged Lard s firm
and inward Wkskey-sses Of Ohio at 81 cents
gAlr,mcxE March IsF lour-saes Of Howard street At
a. So eaosce So Whsstsales Of 500 bushels al
cho,ce for family foar white 81 Is 81 70. Cornssss
Or 600 busels whate ~ cents and yellow 81 ~
cents The market inactive; buyers and sellers hold
ing back Tor steamers
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G. EN- Err Al NEW s

LoUIaAsA,-Tbe democracy Of Louisiana win hold
State convention on the third Wednesday Of June
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As LFYN"T LHW IN 4StH xDFA-
ALBANY, March 1.-THE president Of the New York
State Temperance Society has issued the following call t.
the friends Of temperance throughout the State;
fThe prohbitory liquor law h in danger. Let all tempe
rance men who do rally the Capitol Let those
who cannot home and forward their resou
tiors immediately their Representatives in the senate Nc
time should be The crisis hand. The bill may b.
shorn a its strength entirely lost unless ia friends
rally to us support
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Ungod ststes nswy 1 vol
vol 1883
The elseens ef Scotland BIS Mas SfrnA8ands ys s.
This Ll1 Louvre Beys' and srs Gallery of Pictures.
a5
Gauis Travels Springfield Armoy. 50
March IA FGANCk TAYLOR
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EsH1r wErxsThe prospect (sayz The Chicago Tribunel
Is for early spring business The rost generally
deep on account n the which has prevailed The
river and harbor likely be cleared Of ies with
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rs-Kd~r, 81 ssps ~n pA~sss soy .~s ss"a h
oz-s pager corssrs"s us- s"ses
Mar to-iaw3w
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INA Nav foRE oAzALIt is expected that Tits
nal ~ oe opened before The 20h Of april Last year tbs
period named was the rs q May. whea the entire
Argemeni = completed il is supposed the time q opening
vii be on or about the LIST Of April
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THE NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRpeE-The suspension rail-
road bridge AT Niagara which has been pretty fairly tested
is s22 feet in length height Of towers respectively above
the rockon the American sidess feet the Canada
side rs feet ditto Of floor Of railway 60 feet number Of
wire cables diameter of cables 10 inches each number
Of No wires each cable 3659; aggregate strength Of
cables l24oo TONS weight Of superstructure $50 TONS
ditto superstrucfure and maximum loads $50 tons
irnun weight of cable and stay will support 1900 tons
height Of track above the water, 234 feet height Of
railroad above wagon track, 60 feet
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GUT AHF dincuiiy The Schooner Unon sailed out o. The
barber on Wednesday evening for Racine and other ves
ses are loaded and preparing q foow shortly stroag
current = hew IA TIE river caussd by me laeng snow
sa ths ies VII disappear Great activity appeared
IN me streets and among tbe vessels yesterday
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THs Ono AND MISSISSIPPI RAIRoADIt viii be CRAFTY
ing says the St Louis Republican, the public learn
that this great work is again in process of construction
Since the suspension Of Messr Page Bacon the con
have been idle and precious time lost con-
sequence Yesterday, understand adjustment was
made Of all difficulties and presume the work win now
20 speedy completion We learn that the company
release the from all further obligation and an
derake TO finish the road under their supervision
control
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-07
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

FrNUE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
a Southern Markets large and well selected stock
cf goods of all descriptions, In common use, CONSISTING
of Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes, Hats ana Caps,
Glassware Queensware. Buffalo Robes,
Groceries Dried Fruit, Cotton Warp, -
r 4 r I, q Kanawha salt Hardware,
Xcts and Mill Saws, Iron, all kinds steel asSorted,
Castings Nails, all kinds Grindstones,
Woodenware, Live geese fcathers,Piteh oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye stuns, &c,
whi III will be sold at a small advance Tor Gan. AS
nte Id keeping every thing in common use, persons
war ling several articles obtain them on front street
at IL Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport iowa.
une Q, ls53-29. }. NJ. boNhlNu'
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
IL. sc "a !,..:;,..i .,;.ia "a

THE Great Central Route, connecting the Atlantic
cities with the Western North western and Southwes
tern States, by continuous Railway direct. This
road also connects at Pittsburg with daily line Of
Steamers TO all ports the Northwestern Lakes;
King the most direct shc0pest and reliable route by
which FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the
Great Wcst.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh:
First CIa asx.- Boots, Shoes, Dry -s ~ ,oou
Goods dn boxes, Furs, Fcsther rs &c.i 49, A'e ~
Second GLASS;. Books & Staion-)
cry, Dry Goods lin boxes), Hardy 60c. y 1C0 ID.
ware. Leather, Wool, &c.
Third Class..Anyils, Raggng,( so ,oo,h
Bacon Pork lin bulky Hemp, DE. 49, IVY "
Fourth Class..Cofee, Fish, Ba-l ,o ~ ,ooyh
con a. Pork tpacke ked)L ara s. Lard On} 'o.' '
u PIN shipping Goods from any point East Of Pha-
delphia, he particular to marx pacE ria Pennsyt
PANIC RaEroQd,f All Goods consigned to the Agents
otthis Road at Philadelphia Pittsburg will be for
rded without detention
. FREtsHT ArENTs.-Moses Potter, Boston; j. L. Ell
fot, N. York: z J sneeder. Philadelphia; Magraw
& Rooms, Baltimore; Geo. c. Franeisens Pttsburg;
Sprigman s. Brown, Cincinnati, oha; J. S. Moore-
head. Louisville, Ky; X. c. Medrum, Madison,
Ind; Ratcf e. Co., ST. Louis, Mo-. j. s. Mitchell d
Son. Evansville. Indiana
H. HOUSTON. General Freight agt, Phiia
H J. LoMBAEkT, Supt. Altoona, Pa.
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SEARS, WOOD co.,
Bedstead Manufacturers, Iunter Neeehanss
and Dealers In Plansd Flooring,

MOLINE, ILLINOIS.
THE only ests tlishmentin the West where
III Err w % DIS CELkBRAT Ed TUKEkNc q
LATHE is used for turning PRrsMArIc FosMs speh a.
NsTets, Baiasters, Bed Posfs, Table LsTs, auaet
woIk TOO various 70 enumerate, with the
Mostd,Hgs 81 al fsts sqssSes IF any nratse ~
beautiful work that fancy can desire, and Aavine th
appearance Of sosffy c6vved work.
June IL, lS54-tYW-tf
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pENSsYLyANIA RAILROAD.

Three Daily Through Trains, between Philadelphia
and Pittsburg. THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Piltsburg at a A. NJ, and
Pittsbure for Philadelphia at A.. NJ THE FAST
LINE leaves Philadelphia at ! NJ and Pitsburg
for Philadelphia at p NJ. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN letves Phadelphiafor Pittsburgh at II, r.
NJ /, and Pittsburg for Philadelphia at 10 p. NJ
The above lines connect at Pittsburg with the Rail-
roads to aud from St. Louis Mo-: Alton, Galena and
Chicago H.; Frankfort, Lexington, and Louisville,
Ky. Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belefontine,
Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland. Columbus. GAINESVILLE.
Massilen and Wooster. Ohio; also, with the Steam
Packet Boats from and to NEW LEANS, ST. Louis,
Louisville and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets be had to or from either OF the
above places.
Forfurther particulars. see Hand bisat the differ
ent starting points. Passengers from the West
will find this the shortest and most expeditions
route to Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York, or Bos
ton.
THOS. MOORE. AG'r. Passenger Lines, Phfla.
]. MESKIMEN, 8g't. Passenger Lines, Pitts.
Philadelphia. Feb Sth. 1855 d-1y.
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Balls a1aa Parties.

r AIDES and gents Buffalo over shoes, Rubbers and
| ! fine French Boots. Kips of my manuiactnre and
the largest of extra boots ana shocs tt Is
70 h In the l3necn cities Of the great North-west
Davenport Boot and Shoe one door beio" Burrows
& prettyman,s mammoth store Front street. opposite
10 iii JAMES JORDAN.
Ian
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RENWICK Z SON,

RENWIcK SON,
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FORWARDING, sroRAor
AND DCoMMlssiON MERCHANTs,
Bazaar Landing,
-ESpEcr,r, DAVENPORT, lows,
X EsfECTFULLY call the attention offarmera hin.
ment. - As s~se1ass'
nsy viii at all times be ready to store and shin sy.
81. A a%esenpnon % Of produce and merchandise to bry
anu sell on commission, and trust, by promnt and
strict attention to the interests of ali who NAV sveY
dence. = ' -s P1Ss'S cSes'
BUSINESS will be conducted and carried on in the
spacious building recently BY Mr. Fulton de.
us the bazaar, to which is attached cornmo.
alons landing for steamboats, at all stages Of the ryev
ahn possssse. advantages favorable to the importer of
M net the least Of which 10 that NO drayaee win
~o'o 70 Inc warehouse. May ., 1eS3-2S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-07
G. Il. O C. Il X [ Il S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,

'he subscriber has opened Grocery Provision
Store the corner of Front and Perry ss., oppo-
site Messrs. Burrows q Prettyman's mill; where will
be found choice assortment of Groceries, Provisions,
Wooden ware Nails. Glass, White Lead, Oakum, Ros
in, &c. DC, al of which VII be sold low for cash
trade.
Dealers the above articles will do we'll 10 call and
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere
Attention will be paid 70 receiving Storage, For
wardng and selling Of merchandise and produce.
Davenport, July IA, 1858. j. NJ. DALZELL q Bro.
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An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

AT HOUSEL'S, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
r HAVE just returned from New York with the
largest and best stock of fine Watches and Js"elry
ever before offered in this market nave gold
Watches from 500 to Sa25 Silver do from SIS 10 S60
Gold Chains from s. $50. Kings fir IN two bits to
$4,000 Breast Pins from 81 TO 500.
+ would call particular attention to my stock of La
dies, Watches which embraces full variety of Plain,
Hunting and Enameled cases, and ! think can suit
the most fastidious
airy silver and Plated is full and complete and
mIich larger than has ever been brought to this mar
ket and will sell wholesale or retail at prices that
will defy allcompetiton
Repairing done as usual at short notice.
Nov. 18th, Is 4.
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MORE NEW GOODS!

MUhE NE w UUobo'
,r uadersigned would respectfully inform the pub
4. that he has inst received and now opening out
At No, 3 lie Claire Row. splendid stock OF
NEW GOODS,
Consisting in part of
Clocks, Watches Jewelry, Lamps, Tableware,
silver and Britannia, Knives and Forks,
spoons, pen-kniyes and Cutlery:
y,-icb to his usual Stock and Variety, will era
lie him 10 supply the demands ofthc Public MS ne
i,b the hest choice style, Pattern and Quality
an nrice. A. G. BILLION.
davenport, April 4th, 1864.
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One of the Best

in Scott County. containing goo aeress all
nnder fence l40 acres in cultivation, 30 acres tim
har new and complete set Of buildings which cost
$4,000. Situated 81 miles west OF Davenport, Frlce
90 soo half down balance in one year. For sale
by
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WILSON & HARLEY,
WHOLESALE I RETAIL a1oC1ne.
Corner Of second & Bradv sts nav>~~n,+ rn~.

IN Hhds. n. o. Sugar, very low,
1V Clarified 4 Crushed Sugar,
Glass, White Lead 4 OfIs,
10 bbls N. o. Molasses,
10 do Sugar house do,
do Syrup,
& bbls Molasses,
superior Young Hyson Inpl. 4 Bla. Tee,
Ioo sacks dried apples 4 peaches,
Extrac. of Lemon and Lemon syrup
Essence OF Coffee, Broma. chocolate q Coees.
Hams, Shoulders & Sides.
Sugar cured canvassed Hnms
Goldfish W.T. Fish in I bbls,
90 kegs Nails,
togHtner with large assortment Of Queens. cd
business, which will be sold cheap for cash
Inc whole OF the stock has been carefully lerse6
IN tne Eastern and Southern markets, Wee n ofe,
in the city. wilson = 'usT rSuse
May I3. ~
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wALC0TT HOUSE.

WALC0TT HOUSE.
First Station West on the line of the y ~
Railroad II miles from Davenport.
good style, and is ready 70 accom- odste All -.
may q. favor him with their patronage.
PERSONS deslrous OF passing few weeks Quietly a.
the prairfe where there 10 aiways deI1htf.i 49,.
Will find Wacott to repay them for q visit.
10 osPoRTsAKN-Grouse and other rane aborra {.
the vicinity. $50 s"esne II
share Of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
w.t., , JACOB MYERS
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