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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
.o1Ifa YO1 T1x 0AzEII1.
LOB PRINTING
LOCAL xATrERs.

s..,,ro TIE BalDos, &c.--As 81.
!. .bout taking survey OF the o'g
. 81. here preparatory to serving an al
~. ..n, on il. and knocking the t'moers
n'u ..asr the affair, hadn't the Committee
I''.. farm an estimate while at the task
gov. - +. o,ob.ble amount Of cord wood IN
!. : .,,ue,are, in view Of the scarcity OF fuel
We would also suggest to them the
' '...,;e,y Of making an estimate as to the
'r.ss.hls cost Of fencing N Davenport Rock
s...d and some other points in this REGION
' '.'..l.,.A ID their rapid growth to some
~, ,oiure 81. Louis. But above all they
.sooa make |, their business to survey the
..,l,o.d, ia chs upper region which are
u..l, % prove ssssrscsions to the navigation
.f-ho.iuess towards St. Louis. u this
r,mmit,es bu. do their duty, they will GER
,,;ol, have their hands full
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
ONION sEgt, ONION SEED!

TSHALL n ceiye in a few days quantity Of iresu
Onion Seed from Wethersheld, Connoctieau,--
those wishing good article should sppiy carly nj
Fgot o w3m EDWlS PARMELE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

rurryALs. ..&c.-Rscollect the ladies' OF
\. Second Baptist Church will hold Fair
"A Festival At their new building to. morrow
evening.
The I.dies Of tie Episcopal Church al
Rack Island give Festival Tomorrow eve
,;,o They expect visitors from Daven-
port.
,,Oounced, will give Concert Of vocal and
;o,,rumsn.al music this evening. at the Ger
man Theatre. Good music may be ex-
pected
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

THs News was not issued last Friday on
.sssunt Of .endlng the forms over the river
% y ush<a - -sAsaA prssss thsss. ed
!. ..s,e u 10 10 "a pessissing the re-
=, ia ssns IL psppsr tias. TIE Nsws
nIsh, End il more convenient to avail itself
Of The Gazette steam press, the only steam
press In this region, when il gets into diff.
6culy. Il will End 10 amiable, good ma.
lusd and obliging.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

SECOND ARRIVAL OF
Fine Velvet Gloaks,
IL Fine Velvet u Cloth Cloaks and
Srocha Long Sha wis. Ladies' who have
not yet supplied the mselyet can now do 50 ~ call
ing at WADSWOKTH'S,
dec2 Second st .opp0sfte L9clatre House.
WADSWOKIn
IIAS received during the pas week large addi-
il tions 10 his stock Of Goods, to which be would
i.site the attention Of all who Wish goods of tbs
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
10 the large stock now in store on Second street,
opposite LeCiaire House. Y Aes - = deeia
BLACK SILKS,
laPlEcEs Plain High Lustre, Boiled silks, Nor
IUAntique and Black ltepp silks, Black Watered
and Satin de Cheine, Black striped and Figured
dee s' wAnswoRTH
BRocuA Lone SHAwLs.
A NEW aud beautiful stock just received al
~ docls WADSW0RTH'S.
EMBROIDERlES.
4 LARGE arrival from aucsion-making our
n stock ths largest aad cheapest In the city he
sure to cnli at WhDsWoRTHsS.
RAILROAD COItSETS,
u decIs WADswoRTH's.
BLACK LACE COLLARS.
1 GOOD assarimeaieau 30 ioaaa1at ,e,,.a,.
I / deeI8 YkH sVADsWokfH's.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22
fort Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND WAR RANTS.

~EsIiE undefsie ned have for safe Land Warrantso
J. different sizes, which they will seIIfor cash or on
tine Is suit purchasers.
fbey viii pay particular attention 10 selection and
sgc2ti0A u lands IN Fort Ues MONIES, Fort Dodge
Giartan ard other Western land Distvets. Also 70
- gnent oftsresane land busines generally.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

frI--goR THOSE WHO LIKE IT.-Last
Saturday morning when the thermometer
stood about zero, wind blowing furious!y,
and The streets covered with rough ice where
the bare dirt had not the supremacy--we
NV several little parties Of "ladies and
gentlemen" cut 4 sleighing. People have
queer ideas of what constitutes fun or a.
nusenent, especially abou, sleighing times.
Last Friday wss warm and rainy, but at
sunset the thermometer stood at freezing
point. Saturday morning at o'clock the
thermometer stood 2 dogs. below zero-s
fall Of thirty four degrees from the evening
previous. These sudden changes are neith-
CT healthy nor agreeable. Il is time the
weather we're settling down into sober win
ter seriousness
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

THE GREAT FAnILY WEEKLY Pa

nopbsELLERS, statoners and dealers in MALI
1 Paper and Yankee Notions, agents for White .
NY. Type FOUNDRY aud Hoes Printing Presses y
Type Ao on hand. apliow
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TOB LEAGB,
oTs J, f& ) In Block 81 corner Of Farnan> and
- Third Streeis. $3.50 87I3
Abl7df COOK & SARGENT.
NOTICE.

r. John G. D&vis has this day been admit
I 4N ~ 9 r4rines In our hrm. The business win
o. Continued as haretofore. and usdef the senS
taips and style COOK & SARGENT
{ 1 LA gFlll II .lS5S.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

'rs= 2OkkV4. $1,000 vi
A GENTs wanted 10 canvas the State for the
N Hawke,s Inaafanee lompsny. 5s.s~
Apply ~ the once OF the Company, No.. Daven.
pari block, opposite he lie Claire House.
Dee OdwW p.L. SH0REY, Secretary.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

SPANISH MIXTURE.
i rs Popular ADD mach called tor usdiciss Las
Es2ehsd Us At last, HINES &CLIPP1NGER
3. @GREFENBERG MEDICINES.
4 COMPLETE stock Of these highly Popular medi.
1 ! HTaKs 4 cLIrPINszR.
CNuR SALE, l5o bexss French Plate 6isss. siee 10x
4 Il TO stNss. HINES \ CLIPPIN0kR.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-22

tSy i are pre- pared 10 Off DEALER AID con
w -aners large stock Of. Heasy and sbolf Hard
ware apcD terms and prices whir cannot feI 70 suii
We propose in this column 70 keep our customer
posted up hard ware matters and invite eas from,
our IL ends who desire fair dealing.
For cash propose to seti 10 small al saaets
1000 kegs Nails. Gail soon for bargains In aa.ls
r. CLOSE 4 co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27
CONGRESS WATER.

A CARD-To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or coz.
N gress water.-An inferior article OF mineral water
l. advertised and sold under the OF 'Saratoaa,
water. the word 'sara'oRa' beng used by counter.
n tiers M where thew dare not risk selling
lhrlr hcti,ons article Congress- Tho OF
the cheat arises from Congress water having been 80
its true and only name Taking advantage OF this, the
spurious article up with marks and bottles
" resemble, ihsy dare, Congress water,
mostly sold imitation OF II TO those unacluained
with the distinguishing marks and brand peculiar flavor
and qualities OF the genuine Congress water. There
msn,.ude Of springs ssra'oEa me water from any Of
whose scrpes OF conscience eSet- where
are liable " pec1nary punee1ftnt and yet the article
imposed onv0 public be WORTHLESS Injurious II you
Copgress waterbury HsYv>~pecable dealers
In all that the brand the cork CONgREes
wATFR-O &w Tor n witheut those words lana letters Il
swindling coa1Sreit On wrung 70 will sena n
list Of prices ses and packages and by ordering from
direct enclosing dra for the amount ordered
II safely forwarded 70 any part Of the wrvd
CLARKE WHITE,
esngress Spring, Saratoga Springs,
An3Nn n ThNnaa street. New York.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 70, 1853.
Socks steady. Pennsylvania State fves So; Reading
Railroad 43s Long Island Railroad, 1874; Morris Canal
l9k; Pennsylvania Railroad. 4sI.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 26, 1855.
e.ttoD-sales "a. day 225 bales, at lohc lOkc. for
cd niddling, and 1850 Tor new Sugar, &C. GGnnies,
l6e. Freignts sitter
CHICAGO Aug. 2sL6P NJ.
Wbeat-Prices trife higher, with large demand
DIR export Receipts to-day, 81, 600 bushels. Shipments
- Buffalo, rs, COO bushels Corn unchanged Receipts
to-day lie 500 bushels. Shipments to Buffalo, sc 900
bushels to Oewego, 24oo and TO 0gdensburg, a. 0oo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

DEGATTA.-CHAILENGE TO THE METRoPOfI.
IL tan Club.-Aner giving them a challenge to row our
four cared boa In las, Sunday Herald small sum in
order TO test the speed q bpas the Boston
having declined 70 accept the challenge the Of the
sum being beneath their notice do challenge
boat Tor the Of five dollars,
vanced twenty FIVE dollars after seeing their boa raceto
take place time frnm September 20
WILLIAM II. JAMES y DARLING, No s6s South
street.
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mATRTrfONIAL.

EUGENIA voILANTE, WILL ON RECEIPT OF
IL cents send 70 person fun deneaon Of their cha.
racter by their handwriting future destiny
marriage journeys and lawsuits sc address, with return
postage New York Post Office, Eugenia volante.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27
The Scientific Convention.

Albany, Aug. 70, 1856
-. Dana delivered lecture at the Geological rooms
~. night to the Association, The Advance of Spirit
5cme diversity given to The proceedings of the As
sooiauon this morning Prof Hare attempted to deliver
lecture spiritualism when Prof. Winslow declared
he ought to be sent to tho nearest lunac asylum.
Ehe only paper of interest read was Prof. Agassiz's
third lecture on animal development.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

COLLINS HOTEL FOOT CANAL STREET NEW YORK,
~ directly opposite Collins line OF This house il
pleasantly located and most central 10 business fine
rooms let 10 transient permanent boarders on reasona
bic ierms BLAZE 4 ROBINSON, rrOgrelorS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

Sailing Of the Sioop-of-War Cyane.
Bosros, Aug rs, 1855.
The United states sloop.of Cyane aailed from this
port today on a cruise,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

CONSUMPTION AND ITs RAvAGEs SUCCESSFULLY
~ treated In three weeksIf check the fatal pro-
eress Of 4 IN that specified time give the patient lost
and lead the sufferer 70 further II consumption
not checked In s infancy before tie third fully
yeloped T. only madness 70 attempt afterwards j. d.
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frs and patrons that he continues his photographic and
aguereoype business at his old gallery $40 Broadway
Of Leonard street. and that he has removed
branch Of his establishment any part OF the city does
he intend doing. lie has however made important aera
ons and improvements in the photographic department and
enabled with the adv superior artists
apee lner pictures than have heretofore been taken In this
country. j. GURNEY $40 Broadway, cor. Leonard st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

with elegance convenience and utility the subscribers oe
dressing the complete OF the kind
mped TO the public They all the merits o.
The imported article with these advantages being cheaper
ana the articles contained in them warranted
he perform their duties and last though least each being
with Saunders metallic tablet for keeping
m perfect order For sale az A. j. SAUNDERS No. Aston
Il nd
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State Universaiist Convention.

ALBANY Aug. 20, 1855.
The Safe unyersalist Convention met here this morn
Ing Between three and four hundred delegates were
present II s the annual meeting to deliberate on mat
1,ss Of interest connected with the church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

Fancy Cutlery, embracing n Large Variety
pen and pocket knives Of the most rare and
Eortd. fpr sale at A. j. SAUNDERS, No Asor House
and sS7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27
II atal Accident.
FAILING or slsAN OF TIE LEHIGH VALLEY RAIL
BRIDGE.

EAsroN Pa, Aug. rs 1858.
Ono spaH Of the Iehgh Valley Railroad bridge across
the Delassr river a, place. gave way this morning.
who wo ey gines where passing over It. One OF the
enynts precipated into the Morris Canal, distance
6skty iee and the other caught on an abutmen There
wee eve persons the engines al the time Of no dsss
seS TIVE Of them escaped injury, two were seriously
har., I'M one was killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27
LTTERATURE.

lust oUT-THE FIRST NUMBER or HORRORS oF
The European Courts &C, Ac Napoiecr
francel Alexander H. tRssia) Francis (Aus For sale
by all depos and booksellers Central agency ROSS
1OIsEf Co, los Nassau street
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Boston weekly Bank Statement.


The following the foo.ngs OF our weekly bank
statement for the past week. compared with those OF The
week preyicus:--
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SPECIAL NOTLCESs


A 7. A-BUNKER HILL LODGE no. 2.-NEMBERs
IA VII PLEASE be pancga in attendance a, her room on
9nrs e gysn August % BIsssss q
ws. BovERs, Recording Secretary.
IMMIGRATION TO NIcARAouA.-A FREE PAS
sna @ % Sa ann ~ o pe &
s seSve d 70 Climate SOL &C a me Nicaragua
fabens for time past Director Of Colonization In Mica
HEIRS AT LAW TO THE FOLLOWING EUROPEAN
s y w receive cCp Of an ~
Il England calling for he heirs Of said estates viz Harrison
Lawrence, Rove skyrme, Ps,o. Pounds Diamond, Gray,
Towers, sawyer ard Taylor. J. A KNIGHT CO, Euro,
n B. list Of EnsnS IN smei dividends and advertise.
menis for heirs at law be inspected al the above Office
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHAPTER, No 8 OF r. A.
M Ma, hold regular meeting this evening at ~ O'Clock.
Members are requested 10 be = asi, ssnasnee
N-oTIcE-A MEETING or THE STOCKHOLDERS,
~ directors an others Interested in the
Tie railroad from New Rochelle 70 New York are requested
n O'Clock decide relating the same al
~ ha,, NJ VA sa y, prc.
seni he same halliday, wARkES LELAND, Secretary
nFFICs RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. s. CHAMBERS
Public notice AVOID The RISKS hs, mus, inevitably oceos
% sr her s sc o % aso e a s
ing rule which viii be raidlg adhered 70 during my term Of
5eer 10 Ibis Depsrimsntis strictly proSbsd from receiving
aES&Y ifsfio " ~
OrrTqa RECEIVER or TAXES, NEW COURT HOUSE,
" now Chambers street, hereby give notice that the
Tor the 1856 confirmed by the Board super
the sih day Of August ls6, at i've minutes before
O'Clock 4. NJ. The I.3S 3DlO0. The books
placed under charge about the LIST September
Tar payers requested 10 refer the published rules
which shall be aimed rlQidly 70 adhere 10
HENRY H. HOWARD, ReceiveS.
DIDGwAy FARM AND LAND CoMPANy.-NOTfCE
~ ioskheiiers wiz be particular 70 pay no more
They will transmit lhsr dues direct % SAMUEL W. CAT
TELL, Secretary LIS WalaHi street, Philadelphia.
CHARLES X. LAMBS, President
II s. BRIGs ALBANY AND PoRPOIsE.-HEIRs
~ 81 of the Albany aud Porpoise
The money due by act Of Congress
THOMAS L. BRAYNARD, 81 Wall street.
ytvAKEFIEID.-TIIE MEMBERS or THE INDUSTRIAL
w Home Association No q are hereby notified that regn
lar meetings OF the association Cor receiving money will
be held at los Bowery aer the as Of September. Those
who wish pay ansr that date do 80 By calling The
Purchasing Trustee Cornelius A. Cooper At w. g. No 65
Grand street. be- three and four O'clock
except Saturday Sunday Members win receive their
deeds tTnm edately en paying up.
CoRkEL1ts A. COOPER, Purchasing Trustee.
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10 other side, VINO wDing 70 censurs ais col
league (hcMue ny did not introduce rosolrtcn against
M. Grangerf Uanghter.)
MI hAsils5 Of Nd msda unsuccessful attempt 70
nave the Hose proceed 70 the consideration Of
the untnf he'd busnesz of Vast session.
me House by 4s majority refused 20 adjourn, and by
nAjoray refused TO ca the House moved for by M
Orr.
nv wAKr,1v, Of N Y, offered a resolution proposing
10 raake proper deduction froJn the pay OF members
Who ny OF pairing OIL 9ali decline 70 act or vote
10 the House.
Pending the subject the HOY SO adjourned.
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RS. HENTZ'S WORKS
TUE MOST rorurAI ~ THE worIn.
cOfIEs OF Any or riiEs SoI.p sFPAkArEIv
MKS. CAROLINE LEE uENTZ'S WORKS

MRS. CAROLINE LIE HENTZs WORKS
7. D. PETERSON has just published revised,
UNIFORM and beauhsd edition Of all OF Mrs. Henx's
works printed on much finer and better paper and fu
pfot style 10 what they have before been issued In
Fsrh book contains beautiful engraving illustrative 81
81 tho best in each work The following their
namee>~-
THr fraSrrrs NORTHERN BsrpE with Illustrations
Complete IN two volumes paper Of pages; price
one dollar. or hound IN one volume. cloth gilt 81 Is.
LINDA. The Young Pilot the Belle creole Two vols,
peper price 20 cents volume cloth gill; 81
koBERI GRAHAM. The sequel and continuation 81 Lin
cloth gilt. al
RgSA. ar, the Snow Bird. tale Of real life Two vols ,
paper cover price 10 cents volume, cloth gilt 81
Marcus waRLasp' or, the Tong Moss spring Two vols.
poper cover price IS cents vol, cloth gilt VI.
tOuRrsHP AND MAnRiAGE Two vols, paper cover price
~; or one vol, cloth gilt. 81 q.
EotiNK; Magnolia Vale. Two paper cover price
IS cents; one vol. cloth gilt. 81.
HrLrN ARTHUR. Two vols, paper cover price rs
cents; vol, cloth gilt 81
Copies OF either edition any OF the above works win
sent 70 10 Of the United States free
wish 10 the publisher.
Published and Tor sale by b. PETERSON No io2 Chest,
street, Philadelphia
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The Texas Western Railroad Company.
AUSTIN, Aug. IT, 1855
Tho amendment OF the charter Of the Texas Western
RHrosd Company has assed both houses Of the Less-
ture over the Governor q veto.
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WHERE'S the Policef
BE cautious, pedslers are about
Selling poison, without doubt:
LYONS powder can't be had
Of the humbug, peddling squad
10 the DEPOT 42f Broadway 10 respectable druogs
yon viii be 10 ee, the real article LYONS MAG netio
.wder and pills ioI insects and yermin.
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COUTH BROOKLYN DEuTsCHE DEMOCRATEN HER.
~ ausThe undersigned citizens respectfully invite their fell
low democrats Of German birth tomeeton Friday evening An
gust 30 at oocock In the OF Jos Lang l3f Court
street, for the purpose OF forming Buchanan and Breckenridge
Club. Inregard The election do consider
dsjon national democratic brethren
but Ina the face OF the called German
the Tabernacle hold tour duty TO form everywhere Ger
man democratic clubs 20 that the majority OF German
voters the union ard constitution of This
and thai they have become OF that republican
whch the time reqnires Come all who claim
est IN the candid Interpretation OF The German
j. Wiecbel, y. strplier. NJ Seidel
III. Ebert, DR. T.. Habert L. q. Schnepel,
J. w. Salem, Dr. w. Arulng, j. Basener.
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shlrt.-Of enc best Quality, am sines, Manu-


expressly trade and warranted In every
ascular ga per dozen. liberal discount 10 the trade.
NcLAUGHlINs shirt and shing store, 269 Green
= ish street Of Murray
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rsh CO. by the Industrial Exhibition Of all Nations at the
yssl Palace for their patent radical cure truss Re
nees as TO its superiority Professors Valentine Mott VII
n Parker and John n Carnochan. Open from A. W. 10
Z. M. MARSH co, No. ~ Maiden lane, New YORK.
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Nos,ce,-A Good Article Ia always Cheapcr

aaterns pins bracelets neexaces &C jet
bs and plsn jet the largest assortment
= Ne city, at OSBORNE, BoARDMAN ToWNsENDs'
"a Broadway corner Of spring street.
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Vuxzal sIuzza! Huzza,-They have disco.

The end than Interior THIS IL especially the
with iounds patent pen and pencil, made by WELMARrH,
1lEEsMAN Co, ~ Maiden lane Dor durability and con
enicnco they superior all others. Call and them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

ssrn improved pianos and mclodeons be found at So
DPosdway allowed purchase for
monthly payments second hand pianos from ~ 70
e1Np, nelodeoas srom $40 to SIS
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'Wheve.s the Police 2

hne thsntSn DOCTOR, Y. Howard MARSHALL, "
nj the st. Nicholas Hotel, for four days more.
purs from A. NJ to2P " room s25. Consultation free
rect all letters TO st. Nicholas Hotel, New YORK.
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tnedy Dr. Bushs magic linment, performs Ger.
cure IN night Principal depot, BUSH GALE, ls9
feenwich street; also by Guon corner u Bowery and
| and street. Price Is
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IDen ance SaIamander Hnfes.-WoberT ~. Fat
bCR the sole manufacturer IN the United states Of the
sve safes and patent powder proof sance locks
bara Depot No 1872 Pearl street one door below
Alden Lana
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ss - 7s7=a---sz=ss=a-=-
POLTTTCAL1.

LNREM0NT AND DAYTON CENTRAL CLUB OF TIL
IL city and county Of New York-A public meeting will
held al keadquareIs Broadway House this Wednesday, at
T. NJ. w. T. b. Mliken, Joseph j. Couch, and g. l.. Ehl
Esqs. will speak WIN. II. BROWNE, President.
J. ii. HoBART WARD
Smith TU1ILE, Secretaries.
JOIN III. BuRLEsoN, y
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IL HFCKFRs farina. Agreeable and nutritious is
bet admirable preventive aud corrective. ~ infants and
uis Of the summer complaint and darrhea, prevailing a.
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+. A.-BUNKER HILL LODGE no. 2l.-NENBERs
IA viii please be puncual In attendance at their
Thursday evening August Is ~ b. Business OF import
VIII be transacted. BY order. 7. LINDSEY, Master.
BowrKs. RECORD NO Seer
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me P,epo.-,rne Greatest LIN
Bet and Gold Je~yeIry.-Just Rec.

a @. FIsCHERs improved circular scale piancforte
varerco Broadway opposite broadway theatre MANU-
Csyv Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue. New York
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Hair, red or white,
As black night,
Turns, In the twinkng Of an eye,
by using CRfSIAUORO'S dye.
Manufactured, Sold and Applied, mt Crista-
kro's No As.or House.
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nth hoor let no victim of scrofula salt rheum any VI
rous or eruptive maady fancy cure impossible ~ y
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hints or his pills for internal disorders.
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