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had been suddenly seen near the ship, and before
anything could be DONE it was upon her, bearing
her down and whisking her round and under water,
whilst the whirlwind BY which il Of course ac-
and caused, pressed her over by the
sails and increased the danger.
This was a very uncommon adventure, for though
ships frequently zee waterspouts, ii does not hap
pen one time in i've hundred that they strike a
vessel The danger from them is generally easily
averted by firing gun at the column, when the
conclusion of air caused by the explosion breaks
the spout before 1t ID enough to do any dam
age. In the above case, however, the spout moved
too swiftly; the gLns, too, were all firmly lashed
on account Of the bad weather, and 1t would have
been matter of time to clear one away.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

METHODIST Episcopal GENERAL CONFERENCE
This ecclesiastical body, we learn from slip in the
Cincinnati Columbian assembled in the Represen-
tatves Hall of the State House at indianapolis on
the lst instant, and was occupied during the day
in receiving certificates and calling the list of del
egates. The attendance was very large.
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FnLMoRE IN EseLAkp-saYs an exchange. an.

FILLMORE IN ESGLASD.-Says an exchange, and
an opponent in politics.
" His journey through England and upon the
continent has been one triumphal progress. Al the
exponent of American ideas and institutions, he
has been everywhere toasted, banqueted, and COM
plimented by the people Of the Old World; and,
like whole-souled gentleman, he has reciprocated
and acknowledged these courtesies."
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sand wilt thou ever, ever be hithless to me
againe"
Nay, dearest" he replied.
And she neighsd. Gazstte.
"And wilt thou be my own faithful, loving wife ?
Oh wilt thous"
And she 1iltsd-Johnson's Age.
"And we shall live lovingly together In dear
little shanty--shan't weS"
And they shantiedi--L Louisville Journal
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CHEsArEAKE AND Ono CAHAL-The canal In In
a most prosperous condition, and all engaged upon
1t are now doing profitable business; 90 active
are the coal companies in bringing their coal to
the wharves, that boats arriving in the evening
are prepared to depart next morning. Over forty
boats adened with coal left last week, besides sew.
eral others with coke and lumber Iron, salt, and
6sh are arriving in large quantities. Cumberland
Journal
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

In Ohio, Columbus correspondent Of the Cleve
land Leader, Republican paper, asserts /" that
the Fremont speculation," to use its own language
finds no favor At the capital with the Republican
msgnates. He asserts that three-fourths Of the
members Of the Legislature are for Chase a. the
Presidential candidate.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

NJ. r. II. Garnett and Eustace Conway, have
been appointed delegates to the Cincinnati Conven-
tion, from the Essex district. They are said to be
in favor Of Hunter.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05
Illinois Democratic State Convention

SPRrNcFIELD, QlL,) May 1.-The Democratic
State Convention to-day nominated VIM. A. Rich
ardson for Governor, r. J. Richardson for Lieuten
ant Governor w. H. Snyder for Secretary OF State,
John Moore for Treasurer, and Samuel K. Casey
for Auditor
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

One hundred Polish families, mostly farmers,
have settled in Kames county, Texas, near the
San Antonio river. The Texan says:
"They are quiet but energetic people they are
acquiring our language fast, and have already
built up quite city, including large and beaut-
ful church that is now finished.n
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A RoMsH BIsHoP ARRESTED FOR MURDER.--A
Romish Bishop, by the name of Mosignor Bianch
has been arrested at Genoa and lodged in the city
prison.
Ny tLord Bianchi 10 runaway criminal from
Rome, where he stands accused of having mur,
dered q man.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

GREAT VoYAGE.-The ship Abigail arrived at
New Bedford on Monday night, from whaling
voyage, having been absent forty-four months
She has taken during that time s2s barrels Of
sperm oil, 5,l63 barrels Of whale oil, and 81, 500
pounds of bone. At present prices, the aggregate
OF the voyage would amount to about Sl95OOO.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

PHILADELrHIA.-Next Tuesday will be election
day In Philadelphia. The officers to be chosen are
Mayor City Solicitor, City Comptroller, Receiver
Of Taxes, City Commissioner, one-half of the Sc
lect and all the members who will compose the
neat Common Council also number OF Alder
men, School Directors and others.
There are three parties with their candidates in
the feld---Democratic, American and Republican.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

An editor out West says: IF we have offended
any man in the short but brilliant course of our
career, let him send US new hat, and say uothing
about It." Very cool, that.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

For THE AFRICAN SoUApRos--A storeship will
sail from the Charlestown Navy Yard for the Afri-
can squadron about the 10th Of May. Any letters
sent to the care Of the Naval Library and Institute
at the yard will be forwarded.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

Old King Lear, in the play, when he was out in
the storm, said in his apostrophe to the rain, wind
thunder and fire, you owe mo no subscrjption."-
We wisl, we could say as much to all our readers
Louisville Journal.
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The Mayoralty.

Inc AmeTlc3n party OF washington city
has, by acclamation, made choice of Silas H.
Hill, ESQ, as its standard-be bearer, in the con-
test for the Mayoralty, OF. the first Monday in
June No better selection could have been
made. Unexceptionable in all the relations Of
life, public and private, political and social
well qualified by information, by education,
and by experience in public affairs--deeply in
terested in the permanent welfare Of the city,
by reason of his interests therein, -conserva-
tive in all his views, political and financial, =
industrious in his habits--courteou in his de-
meanor-obliging in his disposition, and yet
firm in his purposes, we know no man who
could command more of the confidence of the
citizens Of Washington than the nominee Of the
American party for the Mayoralty. We can
not doubt his success, by most triumphant
vote Still, Americans, you must be sup and
doingl" The enemy are cunning artful, and
disciplined. They have thousands upon thou
sands Of money at their disposal to purchase
up saleable votes!
They are backed by all the power and influ-
ence of the Federal Government They have
hundreds upon hundreds of employees, who
(they allege) dare not disobey the orders Of
their political masters Decapitation is threat
ened on one hand, and allurements offered on
the other, to obtail votes to defeat the Ameri-
cans. 4tscting themselves to despise secrecy,
these political Jesuits hold their secret meet.
ings every night, concocting their plans to
oIa n er
your posts Let every American stand on
guard from this day until the day of the cleo
toni Let each man consider himself a COM
mittee Of one to arouse his neighbors from
lethargy and to bring them to the polls The
contest here on the first Monday an June ii
the first battle an the Presidential campaign
Succsss here will inspirit our friends in every
part Of the Union, and defeat here will dampen
their Ardor in the glorious cause Of American.
ism!
Hundreds of yourselves, or your neighbors
have been turned out of place, position and EN-.
ployment, because you and they dared to avow
American sentiments (snd many with large fam.
lilies to support by this foreignized, Romaniz.
ed, and demagogue-ised administration Will
you kiss the hand that smote your Will you
worship the golden calf of power? Will you
stand abashed before the cohorts of Forney
and PierceS Shall the city, which bears the
honored name Of Washington, be turned over
to the tender mercies of Frank Pierce, late Of
New Hampshire Forbid it. sainted shade Of
Mount Vernon Forbid it, ye, who reverence
the memory Of the sage, whose tomb is with.
in your vision Forbid it, ye, who have
adopted his principles, and who are pledged tc
defend his famei Let not political "Goths
and vandals," get possession of the spot hal
lowed by the very name it bears, and by the
recollections that name inspires up guards
and at them I" The eyes of the nation are
upon you'll Rally to your .tfagi
RZE- pogtDonenent of aaIe The m Ia nf an In
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MAsUFAcTUREs.-Iti is stated that the late Abbot
Lawrence was interested in upwards of twenty
manufacturing companies, and the average of his
dividends on the whole, for aperiod Of about
twenty years, was something like seven per cent.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05
Death of an Er. Governor.

COLUMBIA, Is. G, May Governor Troup,
of Georgia, died in Laurens county, in that State
on the 26th April.
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eIOO WANTED.

n PARTNER 10 engage In procuring q
n Patent, useful to all carnage owners, except
the coach maker and undertaken
The above amount will procure to the capitalist
fifteen States ID. A. SMITH,
5os, Maryland avenue, Washington, D. G.
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ARRIVAL OF MoRNoss.--The packet ship Enoch
Train, from Liverpool, has arrived at Boston, with
45S English Mormons, chiefly farmers and mechan-
cs, with their wives. They intend to start as soon
as possible for Utah.
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Pierce, it is said, has no friends in New Jersey.
Mr.. Buchanan will have the delegation from that
State.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

sB III OlIOway's Ointment. Dangerous
SalvesBeware of mineral ointments They drive exter
nal disease into the system. This unguent entirely vege-
table 1t expes the exciting Of Inflammation and
suppuraton Under the ccatrice 1t leaves behind there
Turks covert poison
Sold at the manufacturer, No. 80, Maiden Lane, New
York; and No 244 Strand London and by all druggists
% cents, GAN cents and 81 per pot may 81
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sy 1t is an Established fact that Durno's
Catarrh Snun has made friends and berended moro
PERSONS than that individual called Philanthropy" al
though he is constantly going about doing good.
may5
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ALEXANDRIA CANAL Coal TaADr.-The follow.
ing are the receipts Of coal by the Alexandra
canal, for the month of April:
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

tE Postponement of SALE The sa lie of an in
terest in the house and lot lately occupied by Thos
Ritchie, ESQ, deceased, and now occupied by Hon
John Slidell, was postponed ION account of the
weatber) till Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05
LIME AMERICAN HALL on Seven

ii st eet adjoining Odd Fellows Hall, will be
open every Monday night until the first Monday in
June next Distinguished speakers will be in at
of the American cause are invited to attend
On Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday
evenings the Hall will be open for the different
Councils, and it is earnestly hoped that every men,
Der of the American party will be present
Rally Rallyl Americans and pr pare for the bat.
tie TO dcmolish Sag Nichtism in the metropolis OF
the Gland of the free and home of the bravep
- Members of Congress favorable to the Ameri-
can cause are earnestly requested to favor W. th
their presence ap 30-dtd
Daily American organ., 1856-05-05

LYNCH Law IN TExAs.-The San Antonio Her
aid gives the following account Of the killing OF
Bkssengame and his SON, who shot Capt. Callahan
and Johnson
The citizens In the immediate vicinity, learning
this DIRE dful tragedy, Immediately rallied and
rested Woodson Blessengsme, his wife and son
Calvin, as the perpetrators Of this horrible deed,
and commi ted them to the charge of guard
As the accounts spread through the surrounding
country, the people became more and more excl
ted against the cold-blooded murderers, until at
last they determined to take the law into their
hands, and cut of all possibility of the guilty
wretches escaping. To carry out this determine
ton, a hundred or more citizens took the prisoners
from the custody of the guard. They decided to
shoot the father, as the speediest mode of obtain
ing justice, which was done. The SON attempted
TO escape, and he TOO was shot
MARRIAGE or AN ACTRESS. clip the follow
ing from the New York Mirror:
Captain Platt, Of the 18th regiment British
army stationed at Montreal was privately married
at st. Thomas church, on Tuesday morning last TO
the sprightly actress, Miss Louisa Howard late of
Wallack's Theatre and the happy couple left for
England In the steamship Africa on Wednesday
The bridegroom is the nephew of Baron Platt, and
son of Mr.. Platt Of Hyde Park Gardens, London
The lady has been forseveral years upon the STAGE
and was connected with the Olympic and Lyceum
Theatres, London. She accompanied Mr.. Henry
Farren (son of the celebrated actor Wm Farren)
OH Ia professional tour to this country, and last
summer played an engagement at Mr.. Buckland's
Theatre, Montreal, Canada, where the gallant cap
tain first saw and became ensmored OF her. The
connection with Mr. Farren was subsequently dis
solved and she accepted engagement at Wal
lacks We trust that nothing will transpire to af
feet the harmony of her welded LIFE. Capt. Platt,
we learn, joins the depot Of his regiment, sta
toned at Dublin"
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yThe Dung American Club take plea-
sure in announcing to their friends and the public,
that they will give Cotillon Party on the 9Th Of
May which will be the most brilliant of the season,
at Anacostia Hall.
Tickets, so cents each, can be obtained of any OF
the members of the Club may 5--4t
tEs An Adjourned Meeting Of the Officers
of the lst Regiment Sd Brigade M. ID. G. will take
place Tuesday evening the 9Th instant, at III o'clock
In the Armory of the Light Infantry and Mounted
Guards. HENRY n. OBER,
may Std Adjutant.
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The following are the drawn numbers Of the Grand
Consolidated Lottery, Class No. Is, drawn May 8,
1866
IS 80 40 25 "a rs 10 1s 9 81 SO 20
r. FRANCE a co.
D a. McPHAIr, Commissioner may s.
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H William A. Bachelors Hair Dye
Gray, red or rusty hair dyed Instantly to beautiful and
natural brown black without the least injury to hair
skin
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to Will
liam A. Bachelor since 1889, and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair OF his patrons OF his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and whskers is
just as would be against covering bald head with wig
William A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces a color
be distinguished from nature, and warranted in
jure in the least howeveriong 1t may be continued.
Made sod applied lin nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 283, Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States by Drug
gsts and Fancy Goods Dealers
The Genuine has the and address upon steel plate
engraving four sides OF each bottle OF
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
233, Broadway, New York.
The genuine for sale by Charles stot and applied by
j. H. Gibbs, Wizards Hotel ap T-eod
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SECOND WARD NOTICE.

#, NOTICE.
ssa 80 Third Ward Council.---
,cABExkld The members of this Council
-SSsTMXsS will nominate their candidates
for Alderman, Councilmen, and
Assessor, on Thursday next 9Th instant. Let every
member Of the Council be punctua in their attend
ance
BY order Of the Council:
]. CARTER GIBSON,
may 5-st Secretary Third Ward Council.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
su- Whv will

az Why will you suffer Read the testi-
mony Dr. H. p Leonard Druggist Fayette Court House.
Alabama, January 10, 1883
DEAR sIR Hoonands German Bitters have done won
ders In this section. youth, of g. H. HUBERT Esq
OF this county had been for months under the care
OF best practitioners without relief the ease report
ed doubtful and the young although scarcely to
get about commenced with the Btters He found SO much
relief from the first bottle he continued take
plete effected lie Is perfectly well and
stout"
All who the Bltters are satisfied with them.
Chauncey Fowler said
" TusKEGKs, ALA, January /, 1851.
The Bitters selling WELL and think they will
nue they give good satisfaction those who have
used them"
Bee advertisement. up Tim
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.

The following are the drawn numbers Of the Pa
spsco Institute Lottery, Class No., ls3, drawn May
,, 1855:
90 6s 40 81 6 43 0 63 IA "a 40 80
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Political Jesuitism.

The Washington Union, few days ago, in
formed its readers, at the instance of "a gen
tlelnan in Virginia" that
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

= s
M - O h 1 n . - IA 81 u.
MI DoNAHUE, successor 10 Messrs, LIE Clsire&
HIAs davenport; having purchased the above prom.
sas y ROW prepared 10 Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
oithe various kinds suitable 10 The OF The
w. Alec, CAsTiyG5,fo for al ofths diGsrsnt yarje-
uesM Alsie ,rings and shaiiDgs o. all
House Work Il the Latest styles,
Caps, sis, Brackets, Columns, etc., etc. aisu,s ON
hand, and make 70 order.
Connected With tho above Ia y Forging shop nm
der the direction Of meu OF superior skiif
brsss aud Composition OF Castings n,ade To D,d,,
Rabbit Metal always on hand
ny Mock OF Patterns for Machinery. Building and
Dtnamentsi purposes, uBsur passed BY any simlIsy
Estabiishmont Ia tho West.
kspAtfng done AZ the shortest notice. Charge.
C0ppe - - s'r W." 80
Corner Of Front and Scott su., Davsnperi, lows.
Mehst q. NJ. DOTAHUE.
vAllsy City MILLS, Scott County,
"A kke0ns1ently manuta during the best Rrsaes of
~ nces xaise Asy .ln ssll II lovssi market
kvA6& cnkW CO.,
Ness cssssv Ferry s6sssosas4a
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An AMERIcAN INVENTION!
1,IIE EATEAT OF THE AGr

Is great ubltsy sim pcity eheapnoes OF price and
L adaptation 10 The wants ofan cIasses Of tas COM
gupits strongly recon- nd hin every State in The
Usson, but psrtie aiaIy
esrpres,es reference and letter. sisss -
rsiisblo xeEs,esren whose names are liz our hands
Fssng the pssrrsees Of Edwin and james n. ffark's
eel rsted Combine Grinding and Boiling Merchant
FLDgkSSNE MILL,
Foo the state n Iowa. offer State County City
and shop rig tssn Mills for safe or favorable terms We
h.ysoae y dayiy Iteration ana on exhibition corner
they ~iil say A. I'D the ancient oneen Of sbebA, -tho
half has not been told"
Miers farmers, capt. alists and spectators will find
this mill presents chance gT sai and prof
table inyss tfeut.
This highly ingenious and much needed invention
fors an entire feature In the of wheat
into nour aGd the splendid manner In which performs
Its work srindipg betting and separating the grain al
.iag. operation iato sstea aerept qualities q Flour
in length b. fret In breath at the rapiJity OF over
twelve bu-lleis per isonr pair Of French lnrr pill
stosss only Si inchs in diameter. The Grain is con.
ysrtsd at Z slngic operation into Extra and Super.
fns flgnr flus Flour, niadnsr. Ship stnns Bran,
and shoris. ANY POWER beins applicable 10 pro.
del IL IL "a s0vrn horse power up any other desired
Tte snail space occupies ypai not be missed when
u.oed III roptp With other machinery, and the small
amoant Iaset II fsquire- g irope u IL economy in
or il IA ss,,ssedc ani rvoiu,iobize all ofher Flour.
ing sii4 The lni' sc ipiaet, substantial and reiils
not a,n to ~ u order ~ s;plcgtie is II TO Il
wsnts ii the e.r,J t-t every st% Bill, laelnr shop
Io az ii hop .irs, rgsg a,iii,,d any build-
ins HI, .,l p.Fsis4 efssis, e.sn sr.w bays within
iis vail, ls.sai, Merchant Slpusus N u the tI
njnx eytai,. &c 81 ssv.s u t4fsi :aiidls
GA5ssoS,--au lsiseps ~ want " Fineciug Mills
Throughout iAe stsrs srs aasised TO come aud
SOUS ass he;ey sarDasi ina tissssing Infringing
,r ,xilt- 40 Ne shall sainssia them e tbs strict letter
These Mills will taao yf,y Barrels Of Flour every
tgegty-fs hour. s&
feraef'her p.r,isslsrssgPl, 81 q /, .idrs..
AZ CbSnei ID and Perry eta
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NOTICE.

TITS Is I, certify that Tho rshtp heretofore
aristiue bssween the updorsixDed under The
name aud stsle Of shoap q 5arkaiow Is this day
Dissolved BY mutual consent.
All ias demand. outstanding ia favor Of said nrm
- ~ "a, q. y. sHoUP.
A. ". BARhALOW.
n~rs The Forwarding aid Com mission business
Wi hsrsai,ef be ecs.fnued BY b. = shonp& Go,
II the IA ma stand.
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!E.agtssn.
HEgs Agal.ss.

EuFufAT -
.ne Piaae, Gai.ar ap, oiifor ins.spnsnts3 amonR
which tins following. s
"sinaie, " : LiAs .ie@~J,.iia sne ssas 20
'.Dsar sun.Iaes Mefns''bs that .,,sll- snown AID
popular ballad cvnpeas E, rs sftphan Glover
soag as saag b. M. SisaS asses . sd eoa,lo,td
First Rate shepi.ekg..s 4. 2iIsn.
.sefsnsae Quick step,g.a ane ssieee fol I'VE sai,
fs. angJ0d4
Yankee SatisSs and Toys.
A hAaGE for saieais
10 i o.s,s Row. Row: cs.sS.yfi.L i HIGGINS
LargeaGd sefs nne asses.iye " sewood {, lit
Il st,es. l.ss iss s5ol 10 s4o
i ara, s''''aA 's ssnss esisso
Feather Dagtsss.
a ss,, nno ssscfslnens can be iTnhd at The pa,en
10 3 lie Glaire ROW. CHI
Varied sssolGis nj il 81 ANA n, ,al Low
- 4. No y Le Claire Row. Go II y
NUlThR and Violin sttirgsafd every ktad s. s,gs.
~ sai ,sepseeasianiiyo q. No
Ths Halisiriah,
ISL publ!shedby l.. Riasoti, ssnixitnpen yery An
eaitaelion Of Church mus.o; !.iso she shawn BY "
G1fadpuI, ana q aaei,eap bc found a, No 10
Clare kew Csa
T.
Large and weii.osstsd assgrtlsert fdst rsc,,ty.
a thas esnniial 70 give eni,se salsActios
e.aies, FIagsot.,s, pisaiss. and
~ flte. =. r reduced pfieesst
No i te Claire Row. CAN
Sheet Kast
4 LsfEfea.tssslo4 81 hand snc Sew siasieso.eIypo
. Qs,an ssfatlisaeds u
sa5 - Etaifa iia~. ,Ssu "
t.h9et ftatf5 kOste sgstrHttdrl H hi world ffidk
A htdsoAs eaeFs,glssr apttpF pi4Ie F.irte4 e.n ~
foth,int keb setisiFs he@s D. n n 4
DhVEae0R9 KUSIe STORE
NhAaBaLL A EiGGtNsnayo III 90 Il ~
~ essDriiaeDsDt Ga1ssrs, Viellns, Eaiioes la,nka.
rinss, fe, &c. Alsv every Kind al Music Iook snar
use Which tpuy VIII sell very ehaapfortes Vi xo
= z 's.ss lses. oetad. sst4
II pAfos IN scheoifar Piano Forte 1urtis, fST11ss,
landeis Mclodaun Instructor and n, faet 49,
kihl bithstructior Relating 70 aGse can ia fopnIx1
NE davenport siHsics.Dre; 49,
NOS Lee aire bow; q 80
iS12'is,s3. A1 q
'hh undersigned having aisro.ed If thxi, u a.
= hessi9 aessrs. sEysGs, Chew n Cos. III i lhsS$
metaoa o. thanking taeif foftaJr pairays ~ ltxs'
hthnai1 ',bfrai enfioiD, md nonlA 49, eI6SfX cop
si,aaaes 9itss sa,ea 70 lho nes Gfts. n % NJ ~
seftv TM0MNeys n 80.
1oqo For largaias in orOsl
= =, = At,ens ! - Fires.
Millinery and Dress-y, asaissg u
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5. o. SHo REYsa

5. 0. SHo REYss
Foundry and Machine Works.
IsHs davenport Machine " orks are nov Yts16evd
TO execute ever, snrissy Of mschiaaSy d sAeS1ss
lice. ICY
superior ssosm Engines from Ave to eae Asslsea
horse pc yer; kngine1, Lattice, Fauas&y CHA Mills
and all descriptions OF mill work. A11SGnAeasDsas
in the west for the manufacture Of NcCor1x AaH.
friction tiorsc Power; superior nschines ~ ukspar-
pose intended. We would invite The aueusaon Of
Requiring khaftipg 10 their Adjessable Hanger
pnuieaiar attention will DO raid tefepsifing ma
ehners. AID prempi astentioE given - Al orAsss.--
We propose ta execute work In INC bess sasnhef
And AJAX porlies requiring machinery e&Bupairisg "
favor ps with their orson. Casting Of Ill kinds ssp
piled Ia order. 4s
Works On Third street, eipee..e the Catholic
bafying gyenRr. Osyeupe n aug II dvn
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gl(yf( MILL

:. sSs$$ zxxx 5s55z-<<1fxy NIllI4,
wtthput fAUx 44tui4xftndint sssfxcss so h.rd
tcsu pcrs2 49, $50 eject 1t, IA ca pabls al sria.t
AZ 20 ~9~f uhnnoss, and offeduethr cob q
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