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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
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Correspondence OF the n. Y. Herali.
Tie Return of Coz. Wise--1ae Flea in has
Ear--Hints 10 Cabinet Massrs-Tae
Struggle for the Npoils in the Capital
WAsHiSerox, Nov. 22d, '56.
informed the Herald of the arrival here
aud departure for Richmond OF GOV. Wise,
who has been to Whsatland to see Mr.. Blu
chanan. not by invitation. understand, but
TO grutify an idle curiosity OF the Cover
nor's. | also informed the Herald that he
came back with flea in his ear. And
have since learned that such is the fact II
was hoped, on the part of his friends here,
that he would come back "isar and better
man. But such is not the fact. Old Buck
informed him, as he has everybody who has
called to see him. that he has not made up
his mind what he would do. so far as his
Cabinet WAS concerned; and that il was his
purpose then not to trouble himself aboutit
tor some time; but that there was one thing,
however, about i! certain and sure, that
when he arranged his Cabinet, it would be
unit Here was the rub with the Gov
ernor; he had come for the purpose OF fnd-
ing out who and how it was to be composed;
but Old Buck failed to enlighten him.
Hence his sourness and manifested uneasi-
ness. The Governors particular friends
called upon him on his return to this city,
expecting to ascertain the entire pro-
gramme; imagine their astosisbment and
surprise when the Governor informed them
that he was as much in the dark as they
were, The Governors friends here are any
thing but pleased, assure you. with the
present aspect aud position of things.
ali Dr. al rlx-a x-it FFN q IN a
iestations OF certain parties, that there is
to be trouble in reference TO the disposition
Of the patronage in this city Those now
il offiee are moving heaven and earth, and
calling on all their friends TO assist them, In
this s:upendous work Of Ike eping themselves
in There will be Tremendous pressure
iol the places. The emoiuments OF mo+t of
the officers are large, and the duties COM
patatively nothing. The following gentle
men, | understand, are ambitious and de-
sirous OF serving under Mr, Buchanan in the
District Of Columbia:-Marsha, Bev. Tuck
er, an applicant under Pierce, but over.
ssGghed by Forney, who had Hoover ap-
pointed; Uni,ed States District Attorney,
John NJ. Carlisle; City Postmasters, DR..
VIM. Jones aud Dr. Boyle, both good old
line Whigs; Navy Agent, Charles 5. Wal
locn; Commissioner of Public Buildings,
Henry 5, Davis; Superintendent of Public
Printing, John Forsyth Carter, Mr.. Halo.
day, of the Globe newspaper, and Mr.. Smith,
from Virginia; Naval Storekeeper, Capt.
Mcguire, who says he is as good a Catholic
as the present incumbent. 1t seems to be
generally conceded that the ms will have
10 60 out; but whether the gentlemen above
named will get their places remains 10 be
seen
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Hon. John r. HAlSs Lecture.

Mr. Hale has jolly look. There 10 lit
lie need OF him saying, LET US be jsllyr'
Nature has inscribed j, legibly upon his
physicsnomy. Of medium size with an in
eanasion TO corpuleney and full, good
humored lace, one would rather be inclined
20 confer upon him the credit OF good living
than to give him need for the possession OF
much talent Yet his name Is familiar 10
every reader from the prominent position he
has sustained IN the Congress OF the United
States, ard from being the leader OF a party
oses unpopular, hut sustaining sentiment
90 intimately incorporated into the vitality
oil our Unon and hose roots so b, mly en-
b,ace the Constitution, as TO command the
popular sentimen, OF the country. As lee.
I. rer Mr. Hale is by means remarkable Tor
eloquenee OF iur any OF those outward at
fractions calculated to command the undIv.
ded attention Of al sudieace His theme
was peculiar and one that perhaps admitted
OF less display then others he could have
chosen.
The description oi Tie Last CT the Gia'
Gisterial Exhibitions ct Rome" included
lat b.iet space OF The short time he Occur
elcd in his lecture Nearly one fourth Of
tie aour lie consumed in its delivery, was
devoted 10 clearing away the matter that
seemed naturally 10 obrute itself before
lis subject The last Of those inhuman, Or
srsa axk h.
t,uns that marked former age OF the world
irfnspireu under tespasian. The Coliseum
al Rome, luili for the purpose, was capable
ii holding eighty seven thousand people,
and upon every savage occasion OF this KIND
when men were bronght into The arena 10
bruislly murder enc other, itw was filled to he
n,mos, capacity. i'hr contestants ionehi
With swoids and so soon as ole VAS diseehi-
hted he threw up hi. arms in token OF DC
feat. when the question rested with the sudi-
ence OF gallant men and beautiful women
he,het he should at once be dispatched.
ii ,hey sgnifed ,her ssseht BY raising
their thumbs his antagonist immsd's1ely
l4usI uiBt W''A -
marked bravery won upon the admiration 0,
tbe speeiatars their thumbs were depressed
and ihe unhappy man spared Tor another
repeounter Ii killed "supe" entered
with hook, dragged him away and LEFT the
arena clear fog another course of combat.
ants. Thus, in this most barbarous and
murderous paatime, were hours and even
days spent.
We canno, pretend 10 follow Mr.. Hale IN
the de ais Of his address, nor 10 give the
many strong thoughts With which he emoei-
lsbed it, His theme was not calculated to
interest q mixed audisncs and that j, Was
skill(aly ,rested alone redeemed its repug.
mani features ia the estimation oil q refined
auditory.
In conclusion be asked ii the present age
mere moi marred BY any feature as dark a.
the gladisiorisI exhibiIionl Leaving the IN
terence very pain to all that stain rested
upon our country Sc rePugnsnt 10 rehne-
ment and morality &c the one he had been
describing. His concluding sentence was
eloquent and truthful, He that lives and
he ,nai dies Tor Liberty, neither lives nor
dies in gsin.
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In bidding an adieu 10 his patrons aud the
Fillmore corruption fund" the editor Of
''the Union" published at Iowa City, says
Though the wings Of the great Republican
condor (Which has since turned out to be 4
tJm-iii, for time overshadowed the pros
poets Of al other political parties etc.-
One scarcely knows whether TO admire the
-imiie for its beauty aud ehastene5s, or for
the truth il contains. Ii TO carry tie State
u Iowa by eight Thousand and to obtain d
majority Of the popular vote, is to confer up.
on the Republican party the classical di-
mansions OF a tom-iit, how much will be re-
CURED TO give il the comparative proportion
Of the American Eagle2 That's the ques-
Ioa
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RAILROAD AccDesI.--We learn from
the Cincianst! Commercial Of the 25ih that
as the Coyington and Lexington train for
Cincinnati was passing short dstsnce
from Paris, the cars were thrown from the
track and two lades, Misses King, Of GUN.
cy, Ills, severely lnjured--one having her
arm and the other her ankle broken. They
are al the Burnett House, cincinnatir where
their injuries are being attended 10.
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SHARF REroRT.--Roger sherman was
Representative in Congress from Connect.
cut; bis business had been that OF making
shoes. John Randolph, who had IndisD
blood in him, rose, and in his usual squeak
i.ig sounds, said, II would like to know
wha, the gentleman did with mis- leather
apron before he set out for Washington.
Mr. Sherman replied, initiating he same
seuesk, 81 cut il up, sir, TO make moccsslns
for the descendants Of Pocahontas."
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elsssFH, dc, lot 0sx0O prise 81 gGy.
sg.Ti-FiAo hsesa ca st 81 nsas isGIaUs st.
Ss.sz-Ise baautJ,gl cts ou HgAig ss opIsgs,1a e
.erHeFof ga 'ioge slgae, iE2sy}atf Ftte g5oG8s
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The remains Of the gifted but unfortunate
Edgar A. Poe, lie buried in corner of an
Old burying ground on Green st. in Balti-
mere, With nothing but piece OF pine board
RS mark the spot; . removal cf the dead
sill soon take place, and II is very probable
that the bones of the author OF the Raven
viii be collect with those OF the friendless
and unknown, and removed beyond recog-
milton
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no E5--Eiaa L4ussr.s Brady e 6-@s. q ,stgr
rooms 81, ei5tRgu. stable, a. small gfa s lu "a
500 price 500
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Probably there is no city in the world
ihat can boast OF 50 many fresh arrivals ev-
ery day during the present season, as Gin
einaati Our neighbors OF New York and
Philadelphia need not feel indignant at this
wholesale assertion, and p5ipt al the regis
ters Of their multitude OF hotels, as ,rium-
plant refuistion We mean what We say
/ and what we say. We say advisedly: If any
oae is sSePtical upon HE point let him visit
eur msgniheen; pork houses, aud psr bum
| sap - GIN Com.
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FIVE WeRIs IN SEASON About two
centuries and half ago the Legislature Of
Scotland enacted that a good and sufficient
sck0ol" should be erected and maintained in
every parish, To these five words" good
md sufficient school," introduced into an
aet OF Parliament not larger than mans
thumb, is Scotland indebted at this day for
nearly every solid glory she possesses.
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Ieva Itsns.

The 81. Charles (Fleyd Coz Inteiisvnoer
says that It has been presented with sam
pie Of marble taken from the st. Charles
quarry, which shows an exceedingly fine
grain and has an excellent finish. This
quarry 10 situated only about quarter Of
mile from town, and the stone taken from
it is said to be susceptible ola finer polish
with less labor, than the best Italian mar
bic.
In the vsiley Gag 1imes OF the 2oth. We
ind the statistics OF Linn County published
recently taken, from which we Gull the fol-
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nfw advertisements.

NOTICE.
I'HE partnership heretofore existing under tie
of DAWSON Griggs Co lie this day Dissolved by
tual consent, Maria b. Dawson retiring fEom the cen
The business viii hereafter be conducted by the
undersigned under the name ana style OF Dawson,
briggs Co., who will settle all claims aga the old
hrm- tnov29) :. G.. DAWSON,
Davenport, Iowa, Nov 1856 p; Il. GRIGGS.
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"a "A hooss ana let on ssstA arse, ~,
sussF i0t 7sxlt1
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MCJ9Ic.

p TuTTLE. Of Ohio will commsnes.s series Of lee
lures nd distractions Vocal Music at the congreg
tousi Church Saturday evening, the esth; to COM
msnce q, 4 before o'clock. The 6rst two evening.
Will b free.
1t hoped that all who feel interested ia Music viii
attend the introductory Lecture. Subject Cultivation
- r,.ai Nnsic NuY2si2t.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Pilot, Revsrs and wisehs..

Under this head lin tied nu nber of special notces
win DO Inserted a. 10 cents per limo each Insertion
or SO cts, per Maek.
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kACaAEGE BROKERS ANN ~ kas
AGrgyTs @GdL III,
CITY PROPERTY
sos Lots block los, on Brad, ..,.',.

'"'1 "n bftd} stFatt.,s. H.
aiQ-- Pant of iot 9 hloct - b
" .'@'4e dwelling soes n
a3-Nest half of lot yl,losts-
$50 pet foot. A i'sDit
ID
ios oioek :, . house Of sis rooms, eo tgs q
"i"' o"' s''aa orc Pfieo tee). sA'
sfn par, Of the civ sIns sS'S q sr3ant a, E
S'VvL.
Western avenue, one y he s' ssr sj9r.s, q
prlya'e residence IN he city. '1''1' iasnsfE
529-- Lott block and ana N s5.-.
addition, neRrthe Female Cgllsys -'ssA f.,
30 s82-Lot So.gia ll5e. a. .,
stst II Perry. upon Nh eli 4, t1s,,e ~ s'1 sfatJ
stabis trioEs "a rent 8, g3s5 psr ' sra,
low fi8s
so s34-A on8 story brick hog., ..,.,.
H0sth side Il Tenth street between po,,, y. ~
land nm NrN q Tbs river from ,hl, Nh ~ "a
Pa"
's"i We AaiifJl!
a..
- ~ y - rs us WIN sga1 esgk ggH,
ana ,t.=.,,.1. go.
Nam ,trsss. 5o, q, eel rIs''t y" sHa 'S5la ha
| "a a gaasy ana let on sistb direct VA
I
/ a4s a ~ vi aa4E street b.laF fl r.,-.
/
/ is ta,ss. ana a., ,.et,s.,z,.
/ vttt, I, n,.g view II I'M 49, ''-1' ga Id
|
| - Fst' 81 '9F btpH y Eaisrf bajas 3.
|
/ t5a-~t.at tsaHuHs "a l5aD aad sag.gf,r,
! stlest lss all isgt. pllcs 500. sAsy in.
/ ,fr,z...,.t 49,, .T-,..--.
I ana cam, sfrs,..5 49, -'e'" N~h' so Ger
|
$50 t5gsa aad Ssg lots IN EnE paytlFn
!
/ 49, house aad lot on sa.ts!ds Of Rtpt...
,Jotn., toE s0s -, uaaess r.6t - ssta y :.
/ prlee $500. -
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ro S sl.isra. , Is. lot t5xsi; pt.e 1. So
/
No Sl Al as q r e toy ~ ms . a. co. rite
s9d fota s'ii ioto'Hs'' ''''''h W.
-, - al >. a. ..,,.. 6,a, ~.
~. CO sg21 h.asS ~ h.'at = i 80, -. T.
rfes . .'oooi 'or'"' 'afyeesy
fa,las wen 59Ior s. s5si: pr'e. ; 10
NJ, - s5 ~ g :. s9.I 5asT e s', 7 3D. ''' 80
n. GA large hgrss ca Re. lssa,s 2. ~ |
sasaroaists s To',is,s Is, sozlt@. p.. 80 sseH'
Ma =5-F.f.. f..g-.,..s Rr,is 81 r..r 5.- ..,sfEs
,5ls 81 wi. y, S,s,''a' stable a. s'a'" s' 5 '''A
gc.7g-GuoI house aud lot au slsa 1T : a.. n ssgt !
as'sTn, dc lot s.400 prise = &C.,
re- 'F'". R''s 81 ''A 81 "'"5 I7' ''''s It,
g-.,......, ......-... e.
IMPROVED FARMS.
q" ma higbiy improved Iarl sf - aerss ~
p"ase' sable s. FFa'. >is@ P'fh.'7r
Na, lI.--A fartn 90. 5ga aerss a. mias lron so~el
tao so1sgs saFss. ~ ~ .t5.1.ss s. app.e add
Ees z. o .ehSfa a..sti : 54+s Fe'''' complete
ro1ad; pries "a 80.
sn.s 5.i 4 arls ..s l5 q r. ' '''s ''
S ,L bs'af'.d a aa'e a''" d" ns'@' Fs'i"s
'''I5s are
gas gt a.,ss oatssa a.-s t,sr. tas r,,ss. li5
sSrv.. pgs = % 50
ar ~ l.fsip 81 ..-l s.... 49, $1,000
80 $50 5asto.s ...'g' ., a'a All s0iI ..iz.
iSS s' ToaI. a ' 1 a gaes Orange fcS.c
4E. p-....,s..-- -. ...5...,..,.., trt,.,,,..,
town a'g-s hsar, ..t,.,, .,. .a5 .-- arshsfd
$50 's, St12ga ,.s''' 7-- '''N'''"
a1 s'--iE 81 y .a "a =" , y j. "a seFes, 400
Nc. So snug las. w.. rs.r f. . a.a.p ST
ua!nprovaa LaEas
ly'szaTT ,sl1Ery
No lis-S " Sec -T - bIl 100 aces,
- VI @3N 80 ~ ~" PEI ~Ff",
No. lo--RlsFrt s..gt.ssr4 B. .oa.r.s. rrt-s
sllOu,
so.4t--, lgs p D. and $ 5ksrt.ss. 80 T..Rgs
l5J Sars- priof . u yr soE-
80 IS 2 IS 5 v end " = B. : aai S -.
L s's . ''N " 40 acres prize So pe' '-Fr,
acres
>s.si-iA' b 10 F.. sees ! 70 n : J. ''oas
No.q2-Ihs y W. sssI.g-.EEa rIgg ..-s.-
Price s40per acre.
Railroad Ea'is' fron Davenport.
,,.,.
ID acres 3ni"' f'"n Davenport; price $50 psf uefs
Ys.a.--TAsr Izsrtk. = r.. ,fsa, O., r-.,pa
"a -. - ~ 80 . y "a re ~ - :, Il 5 +
~ -
I. CLINTON COUNTY, IOWA;
N5-42--W fractional OF tbp \ " : s.~ T
Sin k. H., II 81 io6 acres. ' ssar Ikorns Niii.
Fsry'ewr f'aPpi'ea tor soon. price $40 per acre.
.,,, - ..-
'uV.E > " sec 10 70 K 80 " 100 seSss.
WI 1T - "''' - per acre.
aefos. Price SIrap gur Etrr.
acres =" - '''
T,3IsHAsKA COUNTY.
ew,......--
No. so" II y and lufN " tuf-,,I4I !
Is BENTON COUNTY
WtsEtEud " 4NRt ssc2tT sgH.g. tfr !
acres, $40 per acre.
price 900 dollars
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NUTICR.
DR.. w. BRADwAY.

E'tLLtTlC Physician, late Of Nassach gsstt. Of, 70
>hf professional services tie citizens Of u Ga 70
E4A vicinity.
p5 IL Carr new house II TIT n5rth part oftLs eiiy.
- clsire, Nay 2ist VII, p6m
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Tho regular monthly meeting Of the isaspsadsn'
Fire Eastss ssd Here Co will be held oa Monday
evening. Dec. l. at the office OF b. congion, Gsl, al
~ o'clock. Puneusl attendance requested, a. busi
mesa OF importance will DO brought before the Company
Persons who have received notice of their election TO
membership at the last meeting requested TO he
present and sign the Constitution, else they forfeit
their membership. \. SLAfMAkkR Sec.
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a2s--Lot block IS, south tE.t eey,,.
Western avenue, one IL The bsr,f,'l.st u 4
prlyeie residence in the city. psh "a
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MARRIED.

~ Rey.J, D. MASON, on the 9th inst, Mr.. THoA.
AS GRIFFIN TO Miss LYDIA A. BROWN, ali OF
ais city.
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Nc siA-Lot 40. Ia bloch s.. on 81.
etst u Perry upon VII Ell /, erected -, i.'ssl d
house, aune story franc house csrprs, hgl
Stable tr1ags "a a rent q S3I5 per aanr -, ,.il
inW aH Il
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D. g. ELDRTDGE

d. G. EiLDhlDGk
Has establ.sAadthe
north Western k'asenf Medicine
Dep0t.
Title corner Of Rock Island aud ila ste, pai en-
Apor, Iowa, where viii be Kept itLe leading
Proprietary Medicines o. The day, such rs
shaneugvrs Fever s. aFue Auudpte
Ayers CRerry Poct0rais
JaynEs' Expec!OfaHt,
storms Cough Capdts
nrIanfs Pulnoute Natafs3
Or 6ssood,s India Uhelsgoage.
R3wAnIs runfc Mixture
Rhehes' Fever an Ague Cure
Df. Petthts Eve SalSe4
fh1 M SON I've Natsi,
HlughtoR's Pepsins
Haotlaud's German hsIersf
Hays' Imminent,
iseksoa,s Pie I'm brocatiou.
Jew Dasid's or II hebrew PlastsE
P0sr Mau's Plaster,
Bufl's sbtsapLrils,
Hurleys do
Radsay's Ren. Resolyeuti
]. l. ST. John's Cough syragr
Chrls,le's Ague Bsls M,
McLean's r. Cordial
Mortimer't Blood Purthsf,
rheumatism Cure.
Judkins Ointment,
Slaan's Horse /"
Sioan's Family .
sh's Magnetic
Holl0NQyis
Russia SaiYP,
" Hurry. Eye Es!m,
Mexican NastaUg Eintmeht
MeLean's Volcanic Ointment,
s.. Jokn1s Nerve 81 Bone Insane
3, A. Psuestoet's Fermi'uge1
AcLaue's
J6yne's
Bennatps Worm L0EeHges.
Aliens Nerve and BoIe Imminent
"A q, Farrellfs Arabian
Merchants GAfgnAg OIL,
M4maIuke Linlfr eUI,
Eadwsy's X. RoIlef
Lyon's kathstrou,
Prof 0. J. Woods Hair Restorative
Benefits Imperial Tonic,
Jsyne's Carminatlye,
Rosand's syrup q Blackberry
Bry~p's Extract Of GIaser,
GOdfreyis Cordial
Ba,emxn's Drops,
Sioan'a Condition Powders
bBuy's TfieopheroHRs
Perry Davis Pain Killer
DAleyts Pain EHtrsalgrt
Sloan's tHs!GEt RsitaIz
Balm 81 4 Thousand EtywsEs,
BEasg's Tauit Pills,
- ipdiRn Vegetable Pills,
JAyno3S Ague
. ShCRilgs.
Sappinstoniz
shaIisnoeFgsr's
Brahdeth's
Morstt's
smih's susar Coated "
Hoilosayfs
Less ="
Aysrs'
Wrghl', Indian yeEetatis
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3s9--Lot7 block and lgaua 70 sI,..
addition, neRrthe FenGle college !
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PERFUaED BREATH.-What lady or gsntleman
would remain uBder the Of dsaxr Ahls breath
when by using the BALM F.. Ts0UsaSp ftuwEAs as
isurince would not only render IL but leave the
teeth white stahast-ft Many persons do not kuuw
their breath Ia bad aaa the subject is delicate their
friends will never :asutoa IL Pour single drop of
Balm On your trstA brush and wash the teeth tight
and morning 4 uttg cent bottle viii last year.
A BEAU tt Fh4. COMPLEXION may easily be &c
CURED by uslus b tLI - THoCsAsD FLoSERs''-
ltw remove tan fimples and treekss rrom the sSin
ieaytug II u & and rOseate EGe- Wet towel, pour
on tTa or three drops and wash the lace night aud
morning
SHAVING MALE EASY.-wei yuar shaving brush
~ either cold water pour three drops
u balm or THOUSAND fL9HEas, rus the beard well
sa5 1t vii beautiful sot athsr much fcilita
tag the operation Of shaving Price only My cents
Beware O c1uBtsrlsts. None genuine ualsss signed by
W. r. FEfhIDGE 81 co,
sep 36d6n franklin Square, New York
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AZ splendid Lots in Lambrite's Addition In North
Davenport. for sale By ALLEN 4 CLARK.
lov0!
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ollov,y's Pills--Where are they not

Holloway's Pills --Where are they not
Well may these Pills be called an sspsrssi medicine,
Tor they are in demand throughout the habitabe globe
Even the medical dogmststs who regard ali deyiatous
from college rules sseriege, are electrified by tho
cures of dyspepsia liver complaint and dysentary &C.
complished by aollowey's Pulls Sold at the msnufac
tories, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and No. ga
strand, London and by all druggists, at Csc, Gays
and ~ noy h,x Moves dwlw
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Sill bouso With n acre # sr,e,.,,
sfu part OF the cin; sIUUa. 2sHi " At
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IoI7SF Am lot FOR SALE.
PRINCES

FOR
DRESS TRIMMING !!
5NRGsE 10 want - The MOST FAsHloNAbLe
style Of trimming for Dresses, vii fna GEM
pste assortment
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E1hksH DufTER--loe0 pounds Fresh Butter jGstrs-
L csiysl aud fpT sale low by
JACOB WEAVER, JR., co,
HnF.s Hawkeye Store.
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WIDDIFIELD's
TAA COCK BOOK
Or praelirr4 CaIHts gr Eta hous ERlie- vol. J.
mo 5lota .iaa $50.
Mss LE>LiE'S
New aecolpIs Ear Cooking
comprising sii SIS 4aa 3 aargsed Gle. a01s Of
preparing q Il .uas a.uy- aa.
15i. ~ o.c1g.a gcsce 90.
tuf 81 % by
I'll ADAMS,
tfo,, roar n, az Rfadv q. 80 resr IA Post q rica .
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Jso-,h hoase ehd lot 10 fast Bayft,s..
lot block 2, a house 81 sis rooms 10 yIs
tern, wood seed, Orc; price ie0o S0'a e:a,
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sTRICKLAND. JUDD & DUNHAM.

STRICKLAND, JUDD & DUNHAM,
Second ST.. between Brady and Perry,
HAyEjast received Az invoice OF Black and
uCoIored Dress stiks, nom 50 cite. 20 -
FER yard.
FreneA Meriaos English DO, Wool Plaids
Wool DeIaines plain Aud ns4fsd, email ngaIFd
French DsLsiBes for children,
Dress and Cloak Vslvets,
'pyg French snd swiss Wrk. Cambria and Auslta
CollSTs at lOc ard l25s low,
Super French styles,
rIiutSt Delsl1eE, Brown aud bsaehsd NJ usilhs Can.
Ion aud GRAY Res and White Wool Flaunsls Cas-.
nsrss TEesds, sgIl4st,s JssEs, Crashes, White and
BT8~a Table Damsskt 5"y Linen DaFagtE Iatle
towers for 81, cheap - 81 30; L!Aea FOR oalins
Shirts aEo Coliart etc-
We respectfully call Oh ali fOr share Of their
patronage, feeling confident that our iae!lities for
doing business s1li enable ~ offer goods al lower
prices thsn thismatSeG GslaIly affords. Noys
AOTIcR.
4 2 meeting o. EEo bifecigt OftLe Hawkeye Ia.
aoLanee company he'd 81 their q hce On the 5ih
Jay " ASVr hT RtaLL1RT offered his resigpst on OF
me Ofnes " Secretary. which was accepted AID b.
D. NooDWAF2 Haa elected t0 al lAe vacancy
Nov ~ 1876
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LosIs
A SNAIL Pocket Ledger. Ihs finder will be
suitably rswar ced b, leaving II meat market
opp osite the Post oriee
Noyas A. r. ID. hkLLkh
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SO 534-A Un8 story brick hggss ..t.,-...
H9Eth side q renIh street between per,, !. 2.
land nne view q the river from thi, M ~ "
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Dyer,s Healing Embrocation--rhe
most valuable and cheapest family medicine that can be
used Soldby
yaxat1v HINES 4 CLIPPtN6ER,
WANTED-A servant giri who viii cook wash
aud iron .iiress Post ofice box 80 nov23 DIT
LUuBEn Of all descriptions, Laths, SD, giles,
slaves, &c, for sale lowb RbNWlCk q SON
Aug mar Railroad Depot saw Mill
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5is1-fari Of lot block OIL, 4yslGe r..
near Bfad5 street, with frame degsr,, eel 60 d
'''lHs a5a,
ai3- West halt Of lot bloska- ,s.
ling hoasq, on hajirond tHtt al i ~ y, tiIa1s
$50 per foot 't islsHi 1
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7HE1HARsEL5 VI yhs choicest Jeauii0a Apples. ia
4~Sg good condition. jest received sBi Ter sale Al
BAuD y BROWNS
L.e Ina ID, p. a.. 4.sg