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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

CHOLERA A correspondent at Guaya.
ma, Porto Rico, writing on the 18th uit.,
states that the cholera was committing
fearful rayages at that place. The dis.
ease up to that date had, with occasional
exceptions, been confined 10 the blacks /;
sad the mortality had caused such serious
loss among the plantation hands as TO in
terfere very materially with the prospects eff
the future crop. The epidemic was more
virulent than usual, and had assumed the
character Of plague. Elevated localities,
as well as habhstions upon low ground,
we're severely attacked. Every expedient
had been resorted to in order to prevent the
spread o. the contagion to other porto ms
OF the island
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Robert l. MarIia, prominent merchant
Of Philade. Phia. and an Old Line Wing, is
Oh the stump for Fremont.
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"for the past two weeks our county has
been visited with malignant epidemic,
which The doctors call typhoid fux. /, has
proven fala! IN great many cases--some
thrty or forty have died with IT, Il is still
gtng though supposed to be on The de-
EreasR.h
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SCI 4ECI school,
UIsSOII'R,aAN

ny partnership heretofore slisliAg between.
subseribsrs In The Iron busli.-.s upd. nv, Z, y
q J. A. LsClaira, was this d.y dis.oi,sd ~ ~
lusi asfeemsht, The business will be eonlin9 a,
me oia stand BY A. LsCialfe, who ATOM /, sn,t
'Ae" 70 settle The business OF the late nrm,
A.. FRANCIS LE CLAIRE Ia
davenport aug isdiw JOS. A. LIZ CLAIRT
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THg Caops is EuRote.-fhe last news
from Europe announces that the crops are
excelleni-neyer were better. In ffaRee
all appreheasious with regard to them have
vanished. aud hour was rapidly declining.
Immense supplies were already pouring IN
from, Southern Russia aud the Prinoipsiities;
tbes had nsyer seen such wheat crop
there. All grain was rapidly falling inPree
IN Austria. In England the prospect IS
mos, satisfactory, ami the farmers are IN
high spirits.
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A correspondent of the Chicago Press,
whom that paper endorses as reliable
gentleman and aresident of Chicsgo,writes
from New York on the 18th insts eha'
though there were no cases Of yellow FEVER
in the city at that date, still the lever may
extend into Brooklyn and thence 70 the Guy
in the course ofthirts days, and many ea-
meet i win. The fever bss prevailed TO
con siderable extent at the quarantine an
chorsge outside Of the narrows' where
hundred and ifiY injected vessels had been
- anchor for two weeks, and, as matter
Of course, the families OF The farmers anu
s.hermea ia thar vicinity had been decima'
ted Tie fever is nov very severe atGo~-
saas, where the writer says out Of iof'y er
filly cases only Two OF three have recover
ed, but lie re.aAtms the statement that
there i 90 yellow fever ia New York city.
Ia yiea OF these present and prospective
| facts, he gives ii as his opinion that messa'
ants snd traders may now SC 10 New YORK
WRkoai rear, Dul ne ttishhs u wv ~ ~"
Who must buy goods before October, aed
intend doing 80 in that city, e 50 'mmed'
a,eb. lest next month il mas be impossible
he says he has written quie''hg ie'et'en
there il ,rea, reason 10 lear the lever VA
, Be- n New lek next month ana rage II
, shout lie middle q October.
, Those Of our merchants who trade
New York will DO well 10 bear in mtnd th
II statements and opinions Of ths writer, an
, Inquire further into The subject The ye
+ low ieser is an epidemic not 70 Be triht
| with, and ifit is likely - be prevalent
New York during next msnth, the soos'
our merchants and business men 1et
i view ollhst contingency the better
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. Pleasant Rnms

HAlGHT & SEARS awe ms isy eoBss.taa ut,h
- tAe "a " business Benjamin Beckett, Ens Tie
business ~il bsresftsr becafrisd on under III. Ta
% HAIGliT, sEAEs 4 BECKETT.
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NJ one ~ tie beet stOres "a Daysnporl Tor sals;
- brleA' stones bgh, with usllsf, building 30
"a LEai seslion Oh Eradys..
Enquiry may be made OF he editor VI Ihi. papsr
" address +" W. box 5J2 r. o. ausx5SlN
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EAttM rHOHIRIY

le3' Out Lot NJ. in the toM Il 81 Walcett cortsta
lns3 acres pTice $500 ''e'"
isd' Als" Town Lots No d and Z, Block 20 in wsl.
colt PItce $50 each, '' " a.
"a, lei fHlEl 81 90 htfrs Ia sections a. 49, & On
Twp - u D. East 21u acres broke, $40 acre. und.t
lah,o' ~ htfes - wheat ~ acres Ia Oats Two hon,
oh' Two sIrhfi INA stream OF running stef L,irk
SCHOOL mouse ca The Land, price $50.
10 arm OF 100 acres iu see 20, Typ:s II Es1
" gun" "A"t house b tUoms, we'll, A,; pflse Az
'''' - ~ - IA Ds,""' on the Nm hR,sI2s
90 : =" ~ :, :" =" I" S
r. I6i't Of 70 HcIes In see o. 4 gs RIO Fast u
4s H"u'h q" Fulton Depot H3uso, new: price 81 LOO
soS i'1*t /" Naicot cOutAinlDg 466aeses; price
l91-A Pam of 6so acre. Win nonipr wsts, a t.u,
~ Is" hog-s r,'e Sl5 wlls aod in one or more pieces
Nv h improved hru In sec III + So Q ease. lp
''' "i "nef house IL feel square, pric. sl7 per acre
iiF~A trm Ut suscrrr 3 mltes from town On IN. IT,
Et"Ih 'od angv franc house, stable ~ mice a ns,
afIt. " " 'i'''' ~ Ps'
re- hrm II 81 acres near Fulton all trpnrovss
h9u't stable a. plice 0vU "a Isss Tor ash
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80, ONWARD.

4 DESIRABLE TooIla, an p.stv q. ...s.-.,
Il for offices, you d., 1ot n.n,il, - 'N''Aoie
aug2ld div ~ ~ ,,.-r.,
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Y. E-LLFt1f. d..
+ p, ,I,s.,t. iss1ns ruk 10 theEmigfants'
s..tS.i-, S1'I9 'nu hihss hospitals, N. Y,
~ III q, 70 ne hfotCity Hospital. re-
III. n,ass..Ia1st ~ ~ ehle tU'os., \. Y Offers
9!fee and residence, BRADY S6iv onno.,,s e.
sargcnps. 20 ,Psss 49, e"
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DLUTI0E

INHk oO.paftusf shretofars existing bstwsen
u Nj Pssse, se and Wm. q Jones un.
der tho lame oil Il. Use s. Co. is iissoNed
Tue business Of tnte RI will be settled nv Al.
lher OF the uudeTstgit
X. Nj, PEASE,
}. J. PEASE,
-- WA. q, JONES.
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Davenport Aine Works.
6rusSels npets.

II very heavy. Ah'
yards Brussels StalrU
:. Hearth -.., 4 49,
Al private sale at
Adams Auc etors.
Nc. 81 Brady street Aio.t t,fsc.
aug 81 Il Elias tnl..
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FATAL EfiDERic.-A letter 10 the Rich.
aond Dirpateh from Greene County, Va,
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NEW PLATFORM

No. 1870 good building tots 10 Genssso, Ill,
ALLEN u CLARK,
Office, PGat once Building
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STOVES! SEES
CheHDPy Sbunm..

"tWpt tWNN VIZ.
| addition To The Buck Stoves ii ,.--
al reduced prices, have few II az .SI n
gbIrL viii .sn !, - nv" ave om mission
I've q. ma n~n.,s $780, nsui9 Blt q slen
seIit. psit snd ~. e.. 1.a. es will do
WESTERN STOVE SRI
front st. opposite the Brick Steam
hoonhs, Sponting aud JsLbing 10 a. IL
Tie beIl manner. oehe VI
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LADIES OF DAVENPORT.
--7'''--' ----''---7----z
House and Lot for Sale,

A DWELLING House eontafnings rooms and Isa.s
IAof lotfor E1s ysars, situated on the blum be.
tween brady and Harrison streets. Apply to
WI. F. CURLY
Aug df or 10 Nick OIL. I.helI 4 Ia.
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lls--A farm d 40 acres sec. 3 aud 10. Ia "a !,
e22 pei acre good stock farm "'ioh pin
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-25

EANE Opened and selling splendid stock OF
IL Hard Ware a, isesr figures than any other
concern In the city OF Davenport onr stock Is complete
and We furnish all kinds OF Builders Materials Me-
oaaies Tools and Farmers implements Of he best man
utaeture, Give Us call you cannot ~ away without
buying. Ne, Main street, Davenport.
LIVINGSTON Is lplkWUOp,
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site for ,oantry Seat,

beautifully located on the rlv.
er bank the miss above Davenport for sale at price
that vii tifs speculation. Inquiry may be made st
this Office tnIy % 3xtf
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- IlIH u y slTts near FuItun an lmnroved
""'f' '''pi" a. e pace i0uO "a less Tor cash
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Undsr this head limited aa mber OF special notices
will inserted 10 coats per tine each INSERTION
/ IN al
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u A h RE D.

In Tim clay, al The residence Of DIR. osaaasea, on
she ssa inst by T. D. EAs.L, kss., Dr.. HANS CHRIS
TlAN pREls, Of Davenport, 10 Mrs. cAThAkiNE
zokhLkR, Of St Lcais, Ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-10-17

september, 70, 1855. the following articles st the
prices thereto AIMED, there insert the list sccor
DING TO the class or classes proposed for, delivera
bic In the city OF Boston, New York Philadei-
phia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cincinnati. -. Lcuis,
Detroit or Chicago as the case may be on or be-
fore the nfst day Of April next or az such time or
times during the year Iss7 may be ordered oy
wei will also furnish, at the same prices, such
additional Quantities Of the same Kinds nd quail
ties OF goods, ard al the lowest market prices,
such other articles Of the same Class but Of AFT
ferent description, AZ may be required for the
service OF the Indian Department during the year
1857, deliverable as above stated. And III this
perposal be accepted for, there insert the number
" the class or classes proposed for. for wei
VIII, within ten days thereafter, execute con
tract accordingly, and give security satisfactory
10 the Commissioner OF Indian Affeis, Cor q .
faithful performance or the same'
Each proposal must also be accompanied by q
guarantee, In the following form, TO be signed by
cy must be certified by United States Judge or
distrit attorney
eve hereby guaranty that the above bidder
Tor bidders, III a contract shall be awarded 20
him, or them, according 20 his lor their fore
going bid or proposal, will exccute acrontruct and
give security for tie Performance thereof as pr
scribed In the Advertisement for proposals for In
agree to pay any and all damages or losses which
the United States or the Indians may suner by
reason Of failure 50 % do on the part Of the said
bidder" for bidders
No proposal will be considered that does not
strictly conform 10 the terms and directions OF
requested to examine the samples before making
GEO w. MANYPENNY,
Sc ~ d3tA3tawtOct3l Commissioner.
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Miscellaneous.
ProposaI, for Rations for 1857.

QuARrKRMAsrKR's OFFICE, Nj. CoRPs,
Washington, Oct 10, 1850 }
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
y be received at this once un a MoIosy tne
for furnishing Rat!ons TO the nlted states Marine
sorps at the following stations, for the year 1857
Wig:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York;
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania;
Gosport, near Norfolk Virginia;
Warrington, Florida; and
Washington city, District Of Columbia.
Each ration to consist Of one pound and quar-.
ter Of fresh Beef, or three quarters If a pound Of
Mess PORK, eighteen ounces OF Bread, made OF
supernpe -four, or supernne -four, at the option Of
the government, at the rate Of six pounds Of good
Coffee, twelve pounds Of the best New Orleans
sugar, eight quarts Of best White Beans, four
quarts OF vinegar, two quarts Of Salt four pounds
OF good hard Brown Soap, and one and a half
pounds Of good hard dipped Tallow Candles to
one hundred rdtions.
The Beef required shall he delivered on the Or
der Of the commanding officer Of each station,
either In bulk or by the single ration, and shall
consist Of the best and most choice pieces OF
the carcass; the Pork TO be No. prime Mess
Pork, and the Groceries TO be Of the best quality
of kinds named. All subject TO inspection.
No old will be entertained unless acco mpanied
by the names OF two sureties known to this office,
or certified to by some lcial person. o be en-
dorsed I" Proposals for ratioos for 1857, and ad-
dressed TO the Quartermaster Of the arine Corps,
Washington, ID. G.. GEO r. LINDSAY,
Major and Quartermaster.
The National IntelligeEcer and Evening star,
Washington ID. c.; Patriot, Concord, and Ga
zette, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Post and
Times, Boston, Mass. Eagle, Brooklyn, and
Daily News, New York; Argus and Pennsylva-
MAN. Philadelphia, Penn /; Argus and Daily
News, Norfolk, Va Democrat, Pensacola, Fla 4,
and Register, Mobile, Ala, will publish the above
three times a week until the 10th Of November
next, and send bills accompanied by a copy Of
this advertisement, to this office for payment
Oc ll-eodtI0thNOv
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MANTELa.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE
manufactured from Slate Stone, hy the
,ruUs Sastlstsn slate Company, VI.
'VNhESE MANTELS ARE ENAMEL En IN
-, mutation OF the richest and most expensive
EGYPTIhN, LISBON, WEIRD ANTJOUs:
rOfpnlk KY, fYRENEES. BROCATEt,I1
nh -, =, OF hN =, Ioh thLWAY, and other rare
ana desirable MARBLES. The limitations are
so perfect that they chalenge the cosest ,crutinv
they are SO highly polished that they retain their
oeauty NUN longer than marble are not injured
by smoke, coal gas, or acids. and can he snId
muca cheaper than any others IN market. Price
ranging ffom sll5 20 SI2 i'i'e
Architects, Builders and Others are invited In
street, 3 doors below Odd Fellows, Hail M
stairs. II M a. 49, up
sc l2-ly
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PROTECTION INDEMNITY FROM
E,DSA

AN
LOSS by FIRE!
FIRE, " aRiNE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
-7utaoTised CoEitai G.si S1pir 81 ,35s,l5l Ii.
FARM Rs ASD MECHANICS INSUR.
AECE co, OF PHILADELPHIA.
DTioe Horthccsi corner Psa jiodia apenue aud l7th
'L1sei, Washington CHy, D. Z.
DIRECTORS
lion. Thbs q. Florence, Charles Dinger,
G.Orge II. Arm,.rong, Thomas Manderiirld,
Charles A RGbcam, Edward X. UeIInbold
George HrlInbuld, r. Carroll Br,.w,trr
James L. NCali, l.aac Lrech, Jr.
THOMAS Z. FLORENCE, President.
EDWARD uEl. MBOLD. Secretary.
Local SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. ;'s7 ID street, opposite Ci,y
Hall.
Jno. NJ. liberation, corner First street aud Virginia
avenue, Island.
James Williams, No. - Four-and.a half street,
John Ri,ries, No. 5Ol Thirteenth street, below
Pennsylvania avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Capi j. =. Levy, No. 3G7 Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite National Hotel.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
TIE business of This Company will cJnparr ia
v0Tdbly with the most successful Of sr liar instlu
toms ia the United States.
From the lst day Of August Ie55 in fv. ,nnn,h,
up - LIST January, 1856 the premiums received
amounted 10 The large nf one hundred aud ,Qbt
thousand, one hundred and fi.tyOne dollars with
only TORY SIX hundred AMI sixty SIX doila,s losses
reported.
WIN these evidences of success aud good man.
agehrnt, the directors feel justified ia soliciting
share OF public patronage, believing that the secu
rity offered - ample and that all TAR cIliIns will b.
adjusted NOR according 10 equity ;ham !rga terhrj-
caiities.
The company ispreparcd TO issue policies agarns,
loss or daIT.ag- by fac On DWELLINGS, FJJRyI
TORE, Mills, MANUFACTURERS WARE
HOUSES, all descriptions Of BUlLDIHGS. ans
Their contents, or ill kinds Of VI SHCuANIiSf,
transported by VESSELS, STEAMBOATS, CA
NAL BOATS, RAILROADS., ami tIa u,rsl con.
vryahces 10 or from any por!i0n nf EUKUPE and
AMERICA, aud On the halls OF STEAMBOATS,
navigating the western waisTs
The rates Of premium will be as Ioyy n = oiI.,
Companies, and IN nxing them every Improvement
IN construction and arrang will be- taken mo
consideration. ~
Al losses speedily adjusted and PROMPTLY Maid,
omce h'fth"estc Iher Penn5yi vania avenue aud
seventeenth street, Washington city, e.
in'i"dnrs may also be effected at tae Homs OEes
NoTth1e'f corner IpGin,a and Second StrseL. Pixie
dePAlG, and ~ other principal cities Of the United
j. i-lyt
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EVENING STAR.
WRITTEN FOR THE STAR.
A DREAM OF FLOWERS.

a Dn6A VI We LIZ - Nv
sYH.c CLAY PKRUss.
One golden morn in summer time
| wandered In q garden,
Whose hover diamonds crown q lawn
That looks down on the Arden.
! ,auntered long through gothic shade
And oriental bowers;
Then fell asleep on a mossy bank
And dreamt a dream Of flowers
Beside me bloomed a violet
My cheek was lying near Il;
Ard when slept, me thought its form
Was changed 10 human spirit.
All many pang that flower had felt
Ere its virgin leaves unfurled;
For the earth was cold, and the days were oarS,
When IL lived IN the Under ord!
But 10 when the angel Spring came round
From her wintry rest arisen
She rolled the stone from her tomb away,
And her soul went ont OF prison
Then the violet woie in the Uppsr-Word,
Dear God what fo5d Of splendor bret
From earth and the starry skies.
Through the freezing cold, and foul dark earth,
This brave, pure flower had striven;
And now the winds came from the Soulh,
And whispered dreams Of Heaven,
Tie Day Sod stopped from his PEERLESS throne
And smOthered her cheek with kisses
She thrilled and glowed, grew faint with low
Till Ianced In a world Of blisses,
Each morn she fed on the purest dews
From the mother breast Of Night;
And she wove her = robe Of spotless sheen
From rays Of the soft moonlight
The south wind brought her greetings hind,
From far Oh tropic bowers;
The Odors are, like spoken words,
The native speech Of flowers.
My dream went Out-the flower was there
The sun still brightly beaming-
But something said bad dreamt d cam
That was not all In dreaming.
That the human soul was like that flower,
The Under Word may harden
But, touched by death, twill blossom out
In Gods Eternal GaJisst
WAsHINGTON, October, 1856.
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NEW AUCTION AND CoMnis.ION

RONTZ COOMBS, No. 369 SEVENTH
- streets, between and X streets return their
grateful thanks 10 generous public for the Liner
al patronage extended 20 them since thew ave
been engaged In the House Furnishing business
In The NoitheEn liberties and now be- leave To
announce 70 the public that at the earnest solici.
tatioa OF many citizens they have been induced
10 connect with their present trade the Auction
and Commission business
Ihey Pledge themselves 10 leave no effort un-
eu or pare no trouble 20 give satisfaction In IN
cases 20 those VINO may cOnhde their business 10
mem O. favor them with their patronage
All goods consigned TO them will sold 10 the
particular attention will he Uiven 20 ,ha all, y,
iSha,. JI 20" PERSONAL property Of every Kind, and
or Tsonirsa ""ceS made on the same whenev-
bONTZ COOMBs
Commission
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND CATERS
HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL

aSAPA2o hAAdiiu-
facturer, a rrs rate
Sewed or Pegged
Cslf-Skin BOOT at
50 81. full as good
as those usually sold
at So or 50; aad a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER at
% 50, as good as any
at Is; q frstrate Calf
6aiterat ~ 50, these
are the best goods
that is Tor ever were)
sold In the Districl
for the price; for the
proof, come and see
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D<If Sl75 FOR A PiANG.
a = LIZ III MIS- 4 - ,

= receiV, direct from Paris through -
the Custom House, New York, two ofFTRPn
huszarr's new Invented ron PIANO FORTES
which are warranted to keep In tune equal to any
INSTRUMENT made In this country or elsewhere
THESE Pianos will b, sold at the low price OF us
cash only. Ihink Of a Plano sold for that p,Ice
with full iron frame, part round corner osewood
case, and polished like Mirror This "a the tirst
Instance or the kind known 10 the Washington
public Persons In want or Plano Will avail
themselves Of this opportunity
=" q. METZEROTr, Music Depot.
oe T. =. w cor Of Pa av , IIth and II sts
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CHEAP FURNIrUs.

fl - >GAE EOhSkTUHE
VI Our large warehouse Is dIIes to,
NJ utmost capacity with every de
'scription II PariOr, Chamber and-Az
hiicten Furniture, both new aad SEQ, -
which We will sell al a small advance ovs lana
factnIeTs' prices. IL IS useless for US 10 i,srni
sufnce II TO say We are are prepared TO furnish on
entire houses Al such prices cannot fail 10 ySvs
satisfactinn 10 purchasers A call IS respectS,lIv
solicited. BONTZ a. CODuRS
Auction and Commission Merchants,
sc D-In No J69 Seventh street
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Tor yourself. Terms positively cash. No extrC
pcoft charged 10 Offset bad debts. Cali at the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
near Pennsylvania avenue.
mA II ANTHONY. Agent.
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fore purchasing elsewhere, cts =. HOOVER
Iron Hall Boot and Shoe Establishment, Penn
avenue, bet 9th and 10Th streets.
large assortment OF Sole Leather Trunks
also Leather and Wood Frame. Lads Hat Caser
new styles. sells
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Medicines.
Medicines.
D0CT TOR H0OFL ND'S
CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS

PREPARED By
DR.. C. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL RFFKcrUALLY cURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA.
TAUNDICE, CHRONIC OR NERVOUS De
~ bilitv. Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Dis
eases arising from Disordered Liver or Stomach
The proprietor, In calling the attention Of the
public to this preparation, does so with feeling
OF the utmost confidence In It's virtues and adapta
ton to the diseases for which 1t is recommended.
IL Is no new and untried article, but one that
has stood the test OF ten years trial before the
American people, and It's reputation and sale Is
unrivalled by any similar preparations extant
Thetestimony in Its favor given by the most prom
inent and well known physicians and indi viduals
In all parts OF the country Is immense, and care
full perusal of the Almanac, published annually
by the proprietor, and TO be lad gratis OF any OF
his agents cannot but satisfy the most skeptical
that this remedy Is really deserving the great eel
ebrity Ii has obtained.
Principal office and mandatory No. 95 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Tread THE FOLLOWING:
MoRGANTowN, Va August 4, 1855.
DR. g. NJ. JACKsON-Dear Sir:--fhe sales Of
the Bitters are increasing, and what speaks vol
umes in their favor is tbs all who have used them
speak highly OF their effects No medicine that
1 sell gives such general satisfaction and the de-
mand for II exceeds all precedent; and assure
you 1t affords me pleasure to sell such a remedy.
Our physicians no longer scOwl at IT, hut are com
PEELED to acknowledge Its intrinsic value q nd the
greater part Of them have had magnanimIty suf-
acient 10 lay aside their preiudces and prescribe
IT In their practice. Respectfully yours,
F. nj. CHALFANF.
For sale by storekeepers and druggists IN every
town and village In the United States. Price IS
cents per bottle
Il. b. GILMAN, Washington, and JOHN =
kIDWELL, Georgetown, Agents. je 7-8m
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DECEIViNG DAILY MY FALL AND


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Children, Boys
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