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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-10
For Sale.

4 excellent stand for Tavern on the Dabunue
road, . lev rods north OF the corporate limit OF
Davenport together with Nine Acres OF
lama, three of (which Is uader Gu tivGIou aud sur-
rounded by good fence, with runuing water on H.
The Improvements are u two story Brick House ~
feet square, with good dry cellar a laTx, ,tuhIs
and never hiling well OF water; the buildings are
new ann nave never been occupied. The above ia
iust such place. ASH needed for the Yccommnds.
ZION OF farmers, travellers and drurers. For lar,
lher particulars enquire Of "
Oct ' = y -
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Hcuovgys Pills

Wherever eiydzstloE has penetrated, hose Phi.
IA deEis The lungs, the stomach, aad tas rat
tines ass tue organs Ass4Ahls By disease 10 ali
climates, aGauPou these .hr remedial aetieB Of hi
medicine 10 thorough and available. Sold 81 the
msEsiaesoFios, Ne. ~ Maiden Lane, New ToEk, aua
"a Strand, London, and b all drsgglsa asr uaie
aud 81 per BOX o. pet. ART BY ct. WEEP
ucI .dwIw
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CLING ACADEMY.

IL ould respectfully give noies 10 his friends and
w The sitizsns OF Daseapod, that be Will OF en-
HaH ana select school Tor iHst.GeIion In
DANCING s. WAIsT2ING,
IA all the branches IN Feierssrys Hall, oa Second
street, between Brady sId Perry, m
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10th,
10 souuGus heh succeeding Tuesday and ThuSsias
during The sesscn. Hours ofia.truclioI for young
lsdics masters and misses, iTom > to ), r NJ. Gen.
Iemen from TO I0.P. V,
Nd Lee pledges himself 10 devote his bes. sYeI-
lcns 10 The ca re and instruction efthose who may f
! or him With their patronage
II - H M -:
Fer Young ladies, mas,atssnd n s.es. kS,oa.
agHtlem, T., 20, 20.
Refer 10 G. IL. Picket, No 1, LeGiAiTa Row.
Davenport, oct. 9Th 1856 .ls
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a PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
would remain under the sf disareeable breath.
~hsn by uziug thu BALM Tsgr..aa FLJNgEs' a.
deatrfnes would not only render Il but lags the
iheir brSsth Is bat aud the sutsCf a delicate their
friends will AasgtaH H. Pour g single GEup o.
balm your Jpth trss. and sash the t=eth rgEg
ant p1yfniag 4 titT cent bottle sitl last e year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPILATION may easily Zee &C.
gHiTef By using the -bsLM 0s THars.s0 Ftoszgs''-
IL w remove tab Piaipes agl fEsckls from vbr kin
esElhg IL q sJit and Tss;- LE7. Wet st- E-IuT
on Two o. thrss drop, rut uE-h thz laE8 8-4r aud
iaeTBinF.
SHAVING MALE RAST-Wst v#ar sasF-o- Elash
Ia either paCn ~ r".I water rFuF 1ggp.
Of balm % fsgE-ANp Ffg@rs- tI4a bEHrI veil
sud il viii make ssutltal saU t.fsaT. mash LEilif4
tug the operation al sbaring Prsrs aay nay ceuts-
tiFT ara OF c0Iat r5ss SanF ulirs =-4uea by
81 ?. IEfEiDDE 81 Co
-rP @@tbEl PsErElB -TuaTg. NV I.ra-
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U,.I,,D1y,> WIND ,st,L.

THE 0lly reason
= way tae Wind for
HggspssIbas u8Ibeec
aLivtuG3'y Gsa las q
D0.7 IrWpF lB wei
EEHNEts h the Waut
eI 81 sr!EregalatiBg
machine. la high
Wlnds, TIE wind mill
as heretofore con.
structea either soon
ruH itsGlf 70 death OF
greatly iniuro ans
kind OF rains sl-
u he'd lHiz diet.
euee /, entirely sbvt.
q 1 ran nesr he gigap
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HHoouB, Hosiery, Gloves,
Trimming Fnngesy Velvet Ribbons
Dress Buuoas etc.
CARBOHYDRATES.
r.sLU0u Co.lRr.. Embroidered Huslin and Csmbhc
do, LAce do, Embroidered Muslin and Cambric
leeves, LGoa DO, Muslin and CEInore Bands, Din
- do, biUsIIu aud Cambric Edginss aud lnse tinss,
Eust Cd Thread, EalieucIennes, Smyrna, Crotc bet,
ACE Edges, Embroidered HsndksrchIofs, Embroi-
lsred NJ Islia and Cambria sctt ,ete.
WHITE GOODS.
Plain Iutis Book aud Swiss Muslius, striped, check
"A and cited do: plain and checked Csmbnes,
Victoria Lawns; PILLOW Case Linen aud Shssiiugs
hsacaed aud Drown Table Cloth Liusa; Napkins:
D0rnssncs, Curtain Drsperier; Ladies Lawn aud
linen Haudksresiefs; 6ents DO de red sud pisi To-
blearaed aud brown lrish Llnea, Dispsrs, exc.
SHA WIS.
arsChs aud Cas1Bero Long and Square Sdagls Stsl,
Ia do, SIX eu1 Tibet do. Bay State and Waterloo
long ln1 squars do; Cent? travelling de.
YANKEE NOTIONS
Jfsll kinds. & CoEla' celebrated Spool Thread.
CIOILiS, CASMHERES,
BLChSKiE CLOVES d .HiTTE.NS
wOOLLES GODDS,
2ssiglsF-s,
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An Ezoellsnt Opportunity to Engage in
Hotel keeDiug,

WEMe authorized to sell the good viii FurBtturt
ana 1aso OF Hotel nov doing u large respecIabl 10
aud profitable business. Apply 10
NICHOLS, ISBEIL a. Co,
ssf 20 On Main Street, near sscola, Davenport,
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...-- La
kI.El' EEAGTas

k'Gh 50 Lh-lhe best stand 10 Scott county far q
1s'ssn IN h.hysNiile on the Upton Road and
neaf HisEofy hfove. ibe impF0FsrnentaTe 4 ram.
uouse o. Eight Rooms, Kitchen and cellar; laTg a
paLn WIN room for thirty HOrscs-+tSo wells win
san,n pump, thls property affords an excellent op
P..anip Ioi ensagln In a. profitable business WIN
" small cspial-spply TO
, NICHOLS, lSBELL & co.
Davenport, Sapt4 Is56--u
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NEW BOOKS.
DEED, by Mrs Stove, 2Sols. 81
RetnbuIiou, IS
Robt. Graham 100
Three PER cents Month, 100
Scalp Hunters l,Oa
Baked Heads aud other Isies 90
states and Territories Of The Great Nest,
Maps and Engnylnss, les
Life of Warrington,
By Washington Irving, 3,ols., $50
Bl5Ie Manual 1850
Man Primeyal b. Harris, les
r. AdatniGr Esrtl, q 100
religious Anecdotes, UyG. Buck, $50
4 Laup TO the Path, or The Bibis In the Heart,
the Heaae aud the Market Place, 6
Fremont and Buchanan
Life aud Explorations of joan CHARLES FREMoNr,
By hixsla~, fllly illustrated, 100
d. 30 bye. W tphsm, do IS
40 Do fsper covers, IS
Lsfe and speeches OF James buchanan,
by Horton, with Portrait 100
Republican Campaign Songster, Is
AT
The Iowa Book Rooms"
OetE5J No &c Brady st, near the Poet ode {.
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DR.. Ssafora's lnyisorawr

4aa al4.s iaszfiya, t5LIcaUu
sua1iaEi, al Is fgeoai tented 10 Rae -sgte rstst.=
4ioE - ,3stbits ssr. saa sass 81 Sis following
3.sPSpa.A. hADlaal GuSs e4s-s tgreaIc Dt-sf4-ea,
yl,.sz t-la - ta $50 a--4 ADJ & ssss, . slsJ4 ~
ps-ss. t14Ais Ao44nsss, tJI s1-4J yy JgaEs III,
seusrslay, AEd Chas. i. Wrg5s DaYgsgo i ulsq :.
SANFORD = Co.. \. \. GtIy. .aeals-dS - Is.
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Notice
Vs. have two Aauasgsae Ess BuEslsa and ane
Two Horse Carriage Which viii ps sold cheap i5E
cash II spptvc fer soon Ca 10 Es7L al tie real
deuee II James Aens4ekr COZ, Sia ard R3Ples sls.
opPosIs lac Court HoHse
sept III REaWI-h q SOY,
AZ A IS L & OF All descriptions "a hs, sll Elos
slaves, Sc, Tor sale .gW b. EENNICh d Sun,
Aug "A W4!Irozl yep8a sez NH.
AoSEI 10 LOAN Oh lsas ugsy.
aPl Sodtf %g1REGUK, LAWES ULAEEAJRE.
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FARM PROPERTY.

lea. Farm OF CD ARE. IN sgctloas 81 t. d, 4 af.
Ispe. n =, East, VS. acres hruee 3tJ nero. gnI.s
.hse eo aeresh heat, 10 Aeiss IN Osls, two hsus
school house on the lsud, price $40
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FANCY DRY GOODS,

Patches, bleGehsd
and brown Cott0us.
C,asGssr etc Ptac.s upon pieces, snd a! prires !,
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Uulmprevsd Lands.

Ne. s9-A snug little farm near Fulton station, 81
acres god house, g. prlns slHh.
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Wanted
Asg.table House Tor q sa4all Family
AHd 20 children, Adofvss
sept sd a.a P, @ ssJ
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lsa-A new farLs Of Go aercs, part Of Il hrolsu Ii
yef with IFst.s house recently butt; prsct sli Pei
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F"A I~tta o. 10 acres 0i which II timber miles
irutn Eat Davenport upol which 4. sf.c,.d /. brigt
h"a,t' bare, DC IT's SIS cash, balance 10 three al.
mai payment
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No. lJ1'-~a farm Of 1872 acres, In seeIyTB4R5F
acres, good TIMBER, 80 scres, in cultivation log
dwellings, rooms, log stable, crib aud we'll S5OOJ
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CITY PROPERTY.

We INVITE Arrksr,ok 70 Qua s1T.ssES cara
taagG ~ istgRoyRD FARMS sap WIN LANDS, Sirr
fKoFgSrY, &c, fos EtLs MODERATE PsitSs AND
~ gNEI Tekas.
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No. IVA farm Of quo seres In sec, g! I R3F
100 acres uudsr cultivation and under fence an or.
ehafo o. ~ Young trees, 40 acres timber, fame
house, log stable, well, DC. Price sQg per acre WIN
sell stock and ALmlng nLeA allr y IN -
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is-A farm q sna5rss miles from town os .a-tl
sAFa ioAi anew taus LoIse, sabl., IIsy So Fs.
To- ~
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No F5--IGc Grant fsrrg Dubuque road uiles iron
iowa las scrs highly cultivated, house aud orrhsrd
dscl price sii,o1,
Nc. STA sees Is iseITs0N R2 y, ;R0 acres, iGe
Improved and ~ IN timber; pTirs sls Isg acre.
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iio-AB improved farm Ia asa, Al I 50 fl a A.
aeErs OF AnLsr, AnA-s 10 lrst satssr. MN. ,I- - -
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No lO'.-A farm OF loo acres IN sec. es and 30 7 30
~ ~ acres under cultivation, good stream o
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lH'-A BARN u s. acres IN tie Dubugas read nit
house, oTrbsrd, &C. pgisg sac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-08

be beau flying the complexion and removing fieckes tan,
nburns pimpes spots burns, scalds sngs, chapped lips
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funeral tomorrow aftsrnoon ct two O'Clock, nom his
late resdencs, No. 636 Brooms street.
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Wednesday, May 7, EAEm xDDIsMEs, daughter of
Peter and Isabella Drummond, aged weeks and days.
The relatives and friends invited to attend the f
neral from the residence OF her parents Eighty
street, between Second and Third avenues, Yorkvs this
afternoon, at three O'Clock.
On Tuesday, Nay of congestion Of the BRAIN EDWARD
HENRY EARLY, youngest Of Edward 81. and Lois Nor
Ger, aged years and IL months.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of his aunt Mrs.
Lewis Males No. 40 Jay street. Brooklyn, this afternoon
at one O'CLOCK.
In Brooklyn. Tuesday, May 8, suddenly, RICHARD
CItI youngest OF the late Captain Henry Grafton
U. g. A., aged years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this afternoon ct four
O'Clock from the residence OF his mother No. IA Second
place, near Henry str cot, Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning. May 7, after
pr0tracted illness Mrs. SOPHIA JACKSON widow of the late
J. D. jackson, sged 81 years and IL months.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the N
neral tomorrow afternoon ct three O'Clock from the
residence Of her son-in-law John Nix, No. 225 State
street near Hoy without further notice. Her remains
VIII be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for intsrment.
At Stapetcn staten Island, on Monday, April 81, at
his residence, CHARLES ROCKFORD MAYSE aged AZ years.
Dublin papers please copy.
In Philadelphia, Tuesday, May g. of scarlet fever,
HENRY HERBERT, only Of Thomas and Emma Fitz
Gibbon.
At Rsveuswood Plantation Concorda parrish La April
Il, WIN. AUSTIN, Of Boston, Mass, aged 10 years.
At Heathmount, county Clare Ireland, Saturday,
April g. Mrs. ANGELINA wife of Capt. Daniel G. MITCHELL
Of San Francisco, California in the 22d year Of her age.
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On Tuesday May g. JULIAN VERY, Of the firm Of Very
Gwynne Co., sged % years.
His friends respectfully invited to attend his fune-
raj this afternoon at O'clock from the residence
B. II. Day, No. 105 st. Marks place.
On Wednesday, May !, Mrs. ELLEN GRoGAN, aged 10
years.
specfuly invited to aten the funeral after.
noon, at two O'clock fran her late residence No. 40
Canton street, Brooklyn.
On Tuesday evening" May 0, of Inflammation Of the
lungs, PhTGR NICHOLAS DERs aged 20 years and days
His fIients, and also the members OF Knickerbocker
Lodge respectfully requested to attend his funeral
from his late residence, No. Rector street, this after
noon, at two O'Clock.
On Wednesday, May g. OF SCARLET fever EMMA, infant
daughter of John and Jane Hfll, aged IL month";.
The friends and relatives of the family, also the
bers of Fulton Ledge No 80, o. o; 0. F. respeo-
fully invited to attend the tunera this morning. At half
past ten O'Clock, from No. 4S7 Hudson styes Her
rnairs will be taken to Green good fof intsrmeut.
on Wednesday morning Msy Z BRDGEg, VIE Of Robert
Neville, In The G6th year of her age.
The friends Of the family requested 1, attend the
funeral from her late residence ~ II Seventh trest
:. morrow afternoon, AZ two O'clock Her remains wilt
be inferred in Glee,wood.
On Wednesday, May 7, Mrs. AsyA PARKER, in the 7o.h
year Of her age.
Her friends and scquaintances are invited 70 attend
the funeral from the residence Of her SON. Parker
Mo o. Fourth street, ut tw1 O'Clock.
On Wednesday, May Z, JrLIA DUFFY, daughter # Joha
aod Maria Duffy, IN the e!h year OF her age.
The relstves and friends OF the family pectfulIy
bsnat one oclock the residsnce OF her parents
No 342 Forty sescnd street.
On Wednesday, Nay 7, ate, q Short ilness, JoHs D
Pvcppp AGED Is years coortbs aud II days
The f1eyds sud relstlySs, and also Company Of New
u rsJ.ss. ~ N1ss'st fr@'ft e ~ - y HGi ~
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Married.
On Tuesday, May 8, by the Rev. s. NJ Isaaaks At the
residence OF the BRIDES father NJ j. MoRAwErz of NIL
waukie, Wis, to Miss CLARA fourth daughter Of John
Bramson, Esq, Of this city.
On Monday, April 49, by the Rev. Mr. Mills Mr.. THoxA As
C. KNOX Of this city, to Miss LAvlA, daughter Of Ira
Mcneil ESQ, of Orange county.
On Thursday evening, May l, by the Rev. James MIL
lett at his residence, No. 122 Fast Twelfth street. Mr.
JANIS RoDoTRs Of Rtgefed, Conn., to Miss SARAH ANN
CAUIDwEIL. of this city.
On Thureday, April s. by the Rev. Mr.. Ward ISAAC N
BIAUvsr TO EzADE1H f., daughter Of Thomas Kennedy,
both of this city.
In Jersey City, on Tuesday, May g. by the Rev. J. J.
Bovden JAMES W. DAYTON to CLARA CATLIN, second
dsushter Of the late Benjamin p Gregory, all Of that
Mare
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Fer . 0enteol Business Suit or any Other
slsshiDg, DRUMGoLD PROCHS. No 40 Fulton street. 10
On n Ssnd and varied stock OF new spring ana
Window Shades.-Improvements and Bn-
Ssprze -KELTY FERGUSON, No. 29l Broadway and
Ps.sasa" thsr ingenious apparatus for manuiesuring
blades and are now e supply II: whole
han ever before sold. As allowed TO msnuacture
% % as
and muslin curtains, &c.
sweet May has Come,-Ladies who Wish
promenade this delightful mher find at Mllers in
Canal street. beautiful CATERS and button bOos from l2
10 slippers ties and buslin. nom Ca TO los, with boys
Ladies' IssmSsS j. MILLER ia Canal s esSs'
ClarIk's Spool Cotton.--The Genuine Article
=. The name Of WIN. WHITKwRIGH1 on every spool 81
Pianos and MeIodeons.-The Horace Wa,
und s PIANOS for rent and rent allowed on
& on rom s I hana
Pianos and neIodsons from Eight Differ
besides ni,ssn nd hand pianos ali Of whh viii De sold q
Swsd on purchase At is Broadway ' HORACE wATEss
Chambers and Warren streets Store to
valuable lot 100 Cham street. between Church
I'm q &c improved by hs erecsn
Sereon o. I'VE story first clss store In al respects with two
M,5os or iron e be completed on or before the lst Of May
doubted tenant building Wi Be arranged % suit his
S3nyenisncs g. For further particulars apply TO ADRIAN H.
Sne iast unfolding Of the art hsaingI desire treat
All consumpves but particularly those who have tried al
Nat Oonsump a. readily as any other disease
ssss ny f sna sessh cm a sqss s
No g LsfAy cite sce New York :, .,.-....,.,...
.na i'm for renemen wednesdsyy. s.ceptsd
An other hours by appointment
Contagious Diseases and Changes Of Tenn
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OrfstadOr0's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupeos
s1cite admiration among al conneisseurs in art suit Of
- only reliable article of the kind extsnt Wholesale and
ssan u CRI6TAD0R06. No. Aston House. Copy the ad-
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Birth.
On Wednesday, Nay the wife of j. L. PuRDY, Of Tar
rytown, OF . daughter
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Fer . 6enteo1 Business Suit or any Other
elsshpg DRUMGoLD PROCH'S No. 40 Fulton street. ID
o spo hrge and varied stock OF new spring and summer
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THE TREAsU aER OF THE FIRE DEpARrweNT
gratefully acknow edges the receipt one hundred do
lsrs donation from hossr, Y. Singer 20 20 tbs Widow
And VI phsn Fund OF tho Department Ths donation wsV A.
mpsnsd by the fA)o.iDs ommuncson npi ne ,,try 70
ne txeru ne OF The Vro which
consumed portion Of the building known as The Ae~ Ycsk
ana Few Haven Depot JUH = b. GILES, IRE ssurer.
a23 BROADWAY, Marsh 1855.
JSo GILES. Ysa Tre.su o. ths New York Fra de-
partment Fund-Dear h At the which GO. sume
able portion Of the ,udg an wn a. The Ne 70
and New Haven abroad epot enliye
occupyre part o. the preserved without e
sRhe., csmsge For The efficient .k and detm7ed ener.
~ ri the RI Derument by xhich occurred no
forturse desire hanks Tina
enclosed check for hundred dosrs !, The Fire
Depsr ment Fund will aid In kow s,pre san III tao
noble exert ons made TO rave us from Injury. Yours ruy
M SINGER a co.
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no MERCHANT TAlLoRs AND orHsRs.-wANrE5,
Il aeiuat by first rate bupbelmau oDiecnoa 70
Wet Adoresg q. w. q. Herald cllcs.
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ITO CAPIfALIsrs,- $40 600 WANTED OK VERY Al.
liable improved properly worth $40 600 This " tas
porupv put ont this aso money to lon, r. rr,
=. T. t.,yt
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T ECrURE ROOM HOPE CHAPEL, BROADWsY-AN
- Interesting and Instructive ieiv cred by M
Reeves on SATURDAY evening Lotto inst sunscNinevah
m The Fast Admission 81 De had al ina
CLARENDON Ho o. the lecture on The evs.g Of thS
lecture Doors open at III lecture at o ock
Al RRCANTILR L,BsARY LECTURE RooM-YospAY
ment For particulars emit col anns ~
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Whiskers or k0ustaches Forced to Grow In
M weeks by my onguent which will stain inurs the
.xm u bottle; sent To any part Of the c1untry e. Ora
Zeibor. A South Third street PhadAphiA.
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Sweet May has Come.-Ladles who Wish
% promenade this delightful Mher Mllers
Canal ree beautiful CATERS and button bOots l2
~ sppers ties and bushin.. nom Ga to los with boys
misses and chdrens boots and shoes Of all kinds prices
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Medical Information for tho PeOple.-The
gPECIALlsT. for May contains plain, practical articles by
Drs Hunter and Melville diseases OF the lungs and their
By edcsted BY Dr. Tucker on diseases
and and by DR. Newton diseases Of the skin Every
person who values health will read the Specialist 81 year;
Btpgle COPY 10 cents. SHERMAN Il CO.. Publishers,
No. 1 V0soy (kstOr HOug0.)
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: FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SUNDAY July SIS r. NJ
the week just closed has been q fortunate one for
holders OF stocks but only in they have
alxed The adjournment Of the board Thursday last
over 70 Monday interrupted operations materially, but
did not to reduce prices. Yesterday the street
brokers in full feather, and they made desperate
efforts 70 rule the market. They bid freely for nearly
every stock the LIST but seemed disposed to
cept any OF the offers made SO literally and operations
were therefore not at all active Erie closed steady At
O. per cent but other stocks without material
alteration. We have change to report in money mat
ters The expectation Of specie yesterday by the steam
ship Atlantic was larger than anticipated, and much
larger than usual by that line The supply Of money
equal 10 the demand but there slight indications Of
active inquiry. The impression that the banks
viii not show mach change in their weeks returns
in any department. The Sub Treasury accumulated
about $50 900 last week. The expectation Of specie last
week follows