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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

TO prostrato bodily powers by drastic purgaves Is TO
disease These famous Pills, the assist
nature with disease by revitazng the blood and
all the Sold the
Maiden York, and No 2ii strand
London and by all DIugsists at &C. oz!c and per ooI
RUPTURE.-Only Prize Medal awarded 10
u.,suS Co by the Industrial Exhibition of ali Nations at the
Cys,a Palace for PATENT RADICAL CuRE Isuss
s}rence. a. 10 ts superority Professor VALENTINE MOTT
WILLARD Parker and JoHN NJ. CAR>ocHAN Open from J
~ % q - m MARSH Il Co.,
" -" No 2l Maiden. lane Newton
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

WM. G.. Brown wishes to inform the public
that reopeDed the old establishment No Isl Greenwich
with Superior assortment OF window Shades and Paper
Gilt Cornices Band Pins Braided Bands Tassels,
Loops, Window DraPeres, Table aud Floor Olcoih N b
description order and by
petent workman No. 26 Greenwchst, between Murray and
Ruld
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
To WHOLESALE AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS

To WHOLESALE AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS.-
BAkNIs& PARK, No. 34 Broadway, of Duanest "
invite the attention Of Jobbers and close buyers TO their i'm
mense Stock Of American and European
PATENT MEDICINES,
by far largest either hemisphere at and below
prices the pack dozen 100 Particular
paid this branch Of the Drug business Orders
ucited and Goods shipped with OF the world
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
JoIyEN's NOTORIOUS PREPARATIONS INSTANT

LEnsr MD GLOVES without the slightest smell Ruo ~n
piece OF flannel and the stains forthwith disappear IAN
WIN iumedistey sfterward. One bottle IS "NtsH'od "
c.n % palT. Price 80 cents Agents wanted
CONTENT, NEARY Co, No. 512 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
Busiuess Notices.

Z. o. WILSON & Go.
a. .,,cption Of buyers 10 their stock OF
in'he u sr.sKg DSv GooDs.
NO. II Courtlandst. and
NoA II and IS Dey-st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04
Police Intelligence.
CHARGE or MAHEM.

Yesterday morning . man named Joseph Corcorau
came to the Lower Police Court before Justice WELSH
and preferred charge Of mahem against John Cur
ran, who, he alleged, bit OF portion Of his nose aud
Otherwise dgfgured his face while engaged with him in
fight at No. 162 Wlara street. The detached part of
the organ presented to the magistrate as good and
sufficient evdsn Of Mr.. Currans propensity for mam
ing hiso antagonist. The accused was committed for
trial on the aoove charge.
CHARGE OF GAMBLING AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY
man named Frederick Wolfe residing at the Manhst
tan Hotel, in Murray street. appeared before Justice
Brennan, at the Essex Market Police Cour, and made
complaint against the proprietors of the place No 152
Rivingtcn street for gambling He stated that At one
time he lost So and at another period 90 at the game OF
faro that on the occasion Of hs losing the last
amount he was severely assaulted BY the occupants Of
the place. who beat and kicked him In an unustiGabe
manner Warrants issued for the arrest OF ths s
cused parties hon Ernest Henchs Morits Soers and
gambling houSe. Moses LudsrbrAck David Wolfe and
Jules Mendltbaum also taken into custody on a
charge Of assault and battery upon the All
thote arrested held to bail answer the charges
sgainst Them.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Having seen an account 10 issue OF the I'd
the arrest OF calling himself by name CHARGED
with feonious assault In Trnly place. hsvinx
anne charged With ling Of ccttor have come
70 me that some OF political enemies have
some hand 10 the report have lived the ward tweo
seven years and defy say eugh against me-
ny ,nsrsns as ,ou vi" stop unfavorsb reports and cbge
No. Battery place. First ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04
Our Madrid Coxzcsp ondence.

MADRID, Jan. II, 1856.
Muny Of The Guard at the Cortes-Conspirocy AJorirc-
Quiet Restorcd-Hcary Roins, de-, dc.
On the 7th Inst. very grave attempt upon public
order took place here which has given rise to many
mentaric4. II was as foliows:-
part of the guard duty at the Crtes whilst the
Assembly in session, mutnied, with the intention OF
penetrating to ths chamber These revolutonsts loaded
their guns and fred several discharges in the air. doubt
less to alarm the city, perhaps signal agreed upon
with other military force which had share in the
plot. Tmms datey the doors Of the Assembly were
closed and the President and various deputies out
20 endeavor 10 sppease the tumult but unable to
II ony Gained by the presence Of the COM
and Esparteo himself not without the Lat having been
insuled by the iebes. The company guard was then
relieved and event which might have led to the most
horrible re4us had It been carried out as intended,
WIS terminated IN two hours.
From what have learnt there no doubt but what II
wss ali p eme6ifated, few moments before the tu-
mutt began ell the lights In the interior galleries OF the
Cpftes extinguished, which plainly indicates the
eetormir alton cf Invading the chamber.
Various individuals have been arrested amongst the
first tie sergeant vho mmanded the revoltsd company
court OF inquiry hes been instituted In order to s
ths Affair." Ip TO to-day nothing positive can be SAID as
"a ITS results but public opinion points out several nd
vo pals Of the Moderado party having share in this
lu aIoss which has not resulted they had hoped.
qte democrats ray they have nothing 10 do with this
attempt that until the investigation concluded
no Ling be said with certainty In my next hope
70 give you explain ations Of this affair. Nothing
new respecting other things. Great rains inun
oat'rg the country, causing great In provisions
SC, On account Of the difficulty of communication.
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RoME, jan. z, le55
Rrmore1 Rerol,or tn Nop'es-7he Political Condition
Of Italy the Hottrss Of Austrian Auiriy in He Peace
Nego,dticns-Ronon Censorship Of the Foreign Press
Instcurity Of 7Sarellers &c.
We Lave to-day rumor from Naples that revolution
has broken OUT but co not believe word Of it. Il
likely that there Ia a new eruption OF Mount We
suviua and that has been mistaken for the other
That revolution in Naples is quite possible, viii not
dsaY ths. y is nlely to oosar If peace is concluded be-
foss axt 5rp, Il not vt II probable. Naples is sort
ciJ5s Jore 70 tearv mp after the regular courses
aul slu b aest c coo riding to circumstances If a
revolution were to tefs ce, 1t would certainly add
ally TO the Western powce, and AUSTRIA feel certain
would rot be periteat tc interfere. It Is precisely the
excited state Of the people here in Rome In Naples
which induces Austria to take such decided steps in Ca
vor Of peace because ~ long A. the lasts the is
NJ ssstainty n 70 what viii hscpms ef ItAly.
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TO EDITOR
In your report IT the Coroners OF The Barker
House tragedy In the HrBALp Of this date very great
take in the last paragraph. Instead W. Barker
being placed tn the charge Of officer ali parties were is
charged their recognizanoe appear Monday at
III O'Clock A. NJ The report pubshed s calculated pro
duce an impression entirely unwasI aned by any evidence
yet produced
making the correction you obgo the friends Of
Mr. Barker and place the matter In t proper light beore The
Fnv yoax, Feb, pSs& S~-'~"~
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JelNeY CITY News.

LIVE OAK CruBA live Oak Club has recently been or
gsnized In the Fourth ward Of jersey City, Its are
ut Union Hall, in Grove street. Of South Fifth
street. Its public meetings held Friday evenings
ming, Secretary ofthe club Its first public meeting was
held Friday evening last Addresses were delivered
by Gen. Fosdick Of Ky, and others. resolution vas
adopted pedging the members Of the club strive for
the nomination Of George Law for President and Tor his
election IL nominated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04
Another Cold snap,

HyPERBoREAN H0RRORs-THE SHOWS OF JANUARY
-THE ICB CROP AND THE COLD WEATHER, ETC.
The severity Of the present winter Is without prece
dent for many past The records of the themome
TER show that during the past month the warmest days
ten and half degrees colder than the codes days
Of January, 1864 and 1866. The temperature Of
this month at sunrise 10 degrees; at P. NJ. q
degreer. In 1854, the mean temperature at the
hours 90 for sunrhe and a5 for P. NJ and in 1856
1t WIS so for sunrise. and 90 for p N.
There is no month record that viii equal the
past in the quantity.of snow that has fallen.
The following Is the record of the depth of snow kept
in the HERALD Office, curing the present season.
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News from the Bnh1maSs
Il WOMAN SENTENCED TO BE EHANGED-MOvEMENrs OF
TEOOPe-sALT SUPPLY AT TURKS IsLANDs-rHE
WEATHER.
From Nassau N. P we have files to the 23d January.
Daphne Nelly sentenced to be hanged at Nassau
February for the murder Of Ada Roxborough, at Long
Lland.
II. B. NJ steam sloop Buzzard, from Jamaica, had
rived with troops.
The Bahama Herald, of January, 10 has the following
reports from Turks IslAnds:-
The government schooner President Ramsay, master,
arrived from her nterjnsular route Wednesday after
We learn thAt the fever at Insgua still continues
IN many Gases attended with ague
A. Long Cay, Crooked Island . small quantity Of salt
nad peen raked and the weather yet favorable for
ne pans, some rain had fallen, but not enough TO
terd the making OF salt.
Inc Nassau Guardian OF Jan. 10 says:--
Durlne thn week the weather has been delightful.
fhe tnernometer has not ranged much above 90 de-
ees and on Thursday night It fell TO 81 degrees The
nH nss prevailed principally from the northwest until
today, when southeasterly breeze caused the mer-
@ury 70 rise 70 72a Much rain fell Tuesday night.
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These figures may seem TO readers far below the
mark, but it will be remembered the apparent depth
Of snow is very deceptive, and when measured turns
ont to be far less than supposed This winter has been
excellent fol the leo companies, and 1t is estimated
that the crop Of ice this will surpass in quality and
quantity that of any previous year. B the second week
In February, all that is necessary win be taken in and
the work stopped for the present year. During day.
the Hudson This almost covered four acres and
hall, and fourteen inches in thickness Ice
foot thick s estimated to weigh thousand tons to the
acre.
Yesterday was very cold fer this latitude ~ being 10
degrees at 10 o'clock A. NJ II degrees at r. NJ, and IA
degrees ut 10 p NJ There q chilling wind also blow
ing from the northwest that added to the disc omor of
the day, and cleared the streets Of pedestrians. This
Wind made the tide In the East river very low and I'm
peded the progress of the Hamilton ferry boats
nuch Several tirnes were the boats grounded Dia
grace OF the mercantile community st impedes and m
peril navigation In the East river.
After the present colo snap passes away 1t Is but
soIab!e 70 suppose the weather will continue mode
rate for the remainder Of the winter We In the
last month Of winter and the northern hemisphere Is
day after receiving and Of the rays Of old
Sol who ia travelling southwark lengtheping the days
as ne comes, and bridging warmth and comfort in hts
beams we have had unprecedented fails Of
this winter ard that has always tendency to Moderate
tie severty of the subsequent winter. As Of
reaSers be complaining Of the Temperature when
a few degrees above zero perhaps they may find
comfort in the following figures Of the temperature in
I'll more county, Minnesota Territory
Sunrise. p. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04

MAJ. r. A. Williamson, superntenien. OF the Mem phis
and Ohio Railroad, was killed on tho road on the iyth
Mt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04
Naval Intelligence,

NHvM IntciHgenco.
The United States steamer Savannah was Al Rio Jansro
December 10, from River Ia Plate.
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any person can extract any comfort out Of those
figures, they may do SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-04
TIE EUROPEAN NEWS.

THE EUROPEAN NE VS..
o~->o~-.~<<~~>4>U>~>~o~~
Orr London, Paris, Madrid and
Rome Correspondence.
THE PEACE RUH&oRS.
WHAT DO THEY AMOUNT TO-?
THEIR EFFECT ON WESTERN EURePE.
TONE OF the COMMERCIAL CIRCULARS
THE PRESDEHT,S MESSAGE II ENGLAND.
THE NEXT BALTIC CAMPAIGN,
DO, 10, 10.
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WHAT DO THEY AMOUNT TO?
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LoNDor, Jan. 10, 1900
Fccce or No Pede-An 0rer Sdng,ane Co,vespondnt2h.
War Death Blow 70 the British C0rsIton---Ths Cen
tral AmeIcan Qusaion--E!Ssa Produced in England BY
the Presfdenps Msssoge-Ar. B,schonaa's Abttty as 9
Decentralization Pupossly Alo,ced TO Be Capsptst--
Secret Understanding Bzweeu TIC EeIierrps.
stated three weeks ago that Louis Naroleoa hsd
solved peace and that tbs alliance Of England and
France egainst Russia at end. This days mail
win bring you the conrna alton Of my prediction, for II
Is certain that Rnssa has accepted The propositions OF
the allies So the war Ia virtually at end and eny
remains now TO convsS he terms Of agreement into the
permanent shape OF treaty The sudden close Of the
war Ia to be attributed frst to the desire Of the French
Emperor to avoid further expenditure which arcsiy
pressing heavily the Of Frsnce second to
the anxiety Of Russia u eHoape from conflict with the
two most powerful nations In Europe which must end In
the reduction of her If not In her anal exhaus
H0Si end !nt to tas EsLey of al ths goywnmsE1 o!
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sion and spreading IDEAS were equally on the q s-s
enyirons might least DO agreeable mon q
leisure and wealth. But this is not tho the protsc-
neither strangers the people themselves being rsu
dered secure in life and property It bad enough whea
tho civil government Of country places itself 1t the
head of the church ALSO but it e anIy when
the church itself the civil and judicial functions
of ofgovernment. In the former tho Church suers
in the latter the State suffer from the Church.
1t thing for Rome to become rich and powerful
through the contributions Of all Catholic countries,
sna 70 % G% me-. %
red farthing, the disposition between revenues ana
stantial il to remedy the evil. Commerce Il kept
down at its lowest ebb by prohbtive duties while
sna g are S s'tSsy t prosss snss
The staple articles of industry sn cameos mosaic,
and Rom an pearls with sundry casts of monurents aui
statues on small scale for English and Americas
raror ornaments in every species of trade and traffic.
in all that constitutes modern civilization the mcdern
abovo al hings the people hero have become consuu.
mate hypocites You may be afraid OF being cheated
in & snS ssas On ., sna
The diligence from Cvia vecchia Romc vas, nevcrths-
less stopped the other day and robbed OF 20 GOO pases
aoye,r ment money There 70 haa rSca deficiency
in tho brains of ttese people, for have yet found
the first qmong them cspaS0 cf Understanding the
obligation ofycontracts. As to believing mans word,
why they neither expect nor desire II. When anything
IL seriously intended, 10 IL at educed TO writing
and tren You must look out that lhe phraseoogy eu
p'oycd not capable OF aeren< Interpretation from
Ire which you haTe zfcn II at the time of makir
the contract The uSoessng vigilance required TO pro-
ect yourself sgsst ocirg cheated all round and tas
Vigilance which ia rmpoycd against you by the govern
and its nercus agents are enough to make yoa
regret your vt y Italy, and diminish your tn
siasm for the arts Is It possible you ask, that
this classc soil copsecratcd to sculpture painting arch-
lecture nd music, the mind Of should have l. ~
asarfe to such insignncant proportional How
much moral degradation, peg~n superstition sas >
co-s6;st with an appreciation OF tho sublime AMI tsi
full" shal, nevertheless. nsks the toor-of .hs t.
,eut studios here, end give you OF r,
ssaxs n 1tAM GeU .lasxiss ~ etas PAsia = ~
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La t Q st N . w 8.
Wash ington Intelligence, &c.

I iN0fTtspbbHehfe OF w.
NEw YORK, Nov. az. --Advicss have been
received by the State Department TO the Ell
feet that Chill and Peru had agreed to con-
Fri ute men and money 10 aid the Central
| American State IN the determination Of
Walker. Ecuador and New Granada had
both been solicited TO enter into the same
arrangement, but the New Granadians had
declined having anything 10 do with the
scheme. Ecuador. il il thought, will come
in and furnish its share. Ii is understood
thu, the old Nicaragua Transit Co have had
something 10 do with this plan.
The Cabinet were 10 session to-day and
read the proof sheets Of the finance report,
The most Of VIII ch is now IN type. The
report 10 unusnal,y lengthy and very able,
embracing an entirely new feature railroad
statistics.
The Secretary OF the War Department
viii nllude only TO the operations Of the
Cfimean mission under Capt. Mcclellan.
The report Of the latter not yet being
completed, Capt. Mcclellan has been IN
consultatisn with the Secretary 10 day. The
Secretnry's Report will mol be completed
before Monday. The same Is lrne Of Secre.
tary Dobbn's Report
eminent IN Nicaragua has no, yet arrived
The present deposition ~ yiew Of Walkers
ultimate deslges, Is 10 refuse his recogni-
ton. A strong pressure, however, is being
sXerted Oh the President 10 extract from
him promise TO receive Farrili, W no will
not present his or, dentals until assured OF
his receipts ON. Minister Wheeler's return
TO NicbrmRua is not anticipated, although
he has not been removed The Presidents
individual sentiments have entirely changed
lately toward Walker, and he will withhold
his ceuntenance from him ia every way
possible.
The Tribune OF to-day ssys "We learn
Oh good authority that Mr.. buchanan has
offered to Gen. Cass the position OF Secre-
tary OF States, and that the offer ws. aceep.
ted OF Tuesday last
The statement comes 10 Us Ia such q
manner that We cannot withhold IL from the
public
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IhE Kansas iAshEE's FERRY TICKET
We are permitted to copy the following
anecdOte from u private letter Just received
by gentleman OF this city, from brother
now IN hansas. The Yankee referred 10 Is
the right kind oi man to deal with the
Border Rnt'ians in kansaf.
You kuow the test 10 which The Mlssou-
riaus subject all Tavelefs who make their
appearance at any of the ferries and asked
- al -, ,,,,oaI -, 80 a.
- ,soa,,r; ~ I.ndnns ;,b lo,a ,r ,o
rimnI.+ - a,' n, NAV ~
y, ~ ,n,.,4 ~ Vs. 10y? "1y
~ ~ Wv wv ''''''' '' '''''' "''"'
.Wtn,l-,,o,. ,bo yo,,,, .,,ca M, ,,..
- -. 10y, :, -.
IN ,,f,' ','" wv. a., go,
"as ~ ,,P'''' ''' WY IVA"
wv ,"' 10 30? -, ,l,,v..ta
~ y,r,rr,an Ia tin ,' ,,a, hiy io.,r,c-
49,, 80 - -, ,,I4,,,
'Y',1 H. :" ,,,''s ), ''o' ''''' 'o''1'
Dp',I. ~ t.a ,'1 l,a...,o, yo,ta
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.
t'faiess ,r uC Asrbr snatirs abd German ta-g8.
Iteu4rge ot calculation Department
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4ar) uarf.
L. CLOSE MCV>. COLUMN

<xyE ar, nov prepared 10 Offer dealen aad con
w samers a large stock Of HEAVY and shsii haris
sare, upon and prices ahie cannot iAii 70 SUIT
We pro pose ia this column To keep our eastozefs
posted Up hardware matters and Invite caiis from
our friend. who desire fair dealing.
or cash propose 10 sell at a small adYanef
r. CLOSE co.
tiuREAins safes ths ,aiy gen line KIND for safe
j cheap BY !. tLoaE x w.
IRON ofa sizs. for salelow
- al r. CLOSE & cos.
Ron Ar'a.' fa'@bis sssias and ID, springs
ARrESfERs Tool. Of sss co ssset Z CO.'S Tor
fsLE aud Pocket catls 1 iaLss is0ss e 81 safe
| - I. cLosh y cos.
LIGHTNING sod,ani in.alat@I, . io5 sale q; al.
IL r. cLnSk cos.
,aloNs fsass wire forssls cheap ,,.s
,ARpFN loot. "fr,er, is'e9 q, as. al CO.'S
nuNb, Ride aiii Pistols, best quality for sale low
|" at 4. CLOSE Il cos.
S,foVtS aud fi"~Are Witch viii be sold cheap Al
ID 1, CLOSE CO.'S.
MOVES Portable 6r,st Malls.
~ r. CLOSE 4 cos.
/ hiihER Beida8 all szssa
DAuklsG, Hemp AID Rubber ler sale al
ola GksMlTh'a Tools, bellows, Ansiis iiaia-
- Inefs, tor sale low al y. CLOSE q co.'s.
Rorf asntllsa Hemp, all s.zesst ,,.
IL 4. GLoSE CO.'S.
LsGiNE, Car and Signal Oil Tor sale By the barrel
- or gallon q. I. CLOSE CO.'S.
CAV ASndrsls of all sizes from inch 10 , in. for
y sale +. CLOSE & co.'s.
Isafmers wii.hnd the best assortment Of Anes, and
| Forks, Sc, al r. CLOSE L cos.
MAINS, Log, OK, Binding, Tsaes, Halter r., and
ItoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters 70 sale low al
~ r. CLOSE & co.'s.
| lOU I. CLosK 4 co.'s.
| lOO r. CLOSE q co.'s.
TSNER's stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
| l. and Zinc, for sale at T. CLOSE Il co.'s.
| SsADDLRRY and Coach Trimmings al very low
JO prices, At +. CLOSE * cos.
| WHITE Lead in OIL T. Close and Co. Brand
| w juslreceived, warranted the best in market
| at T. CLOSE Il cos.
| I lSsRED OIL By the barrel or gallon at
| ~ r. CLOSE a. co.'s.
| NASt Glass and Psty ALLOW prices al
y T.-CL0SE Il cos.
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FIGURING. Mill,

FoI the Stale q iowNs oig SsIEr fiuify TOW aston. ii,f
and Shop gh- ud Mails tsr sale on lsEoEir tHrifs. vi
hase one iu Galiy operation anu * h3Ittrt ,aues
rarry and 81 lie, .v,lse All tlgt tns scit nf.t
LAii has mot beeu told"
AnGrs l,uu,ls capitalists HuG sgssulutugs RlI Gud
this mill % cats rare ehSut, tot safe and praE
table investment.
This highly IN tlteu4 lad lnuyh needed iu,euttgl
feature IN the Iu4uutClGFg 81 Wca
into fiong Sstby splendid manner in Wide, ~ perform
rs work, grinding Datug and separating tue grain
slny e operation INTO svyrn atcreHt qualities ot Fi1U1
aud Feed, and that within sIaUapi oHlg rWyutN-yu t.
ia length hY lauE it't breadth, 40 iy ilplGtF Of
twelve bushels per huur pIiaCI French burr nit
stonas only 81 luyh,7 ia diameter. The Gram 4
,urtnd AZ siEg,c operation auto ENtr0 and Supe.
enc Flour. Fine Fpnr, Abiallugs ShH, sluHu, Bran
and Shorts. Any luSur being applicable t. pa
url IT, from seven bptsO power up tuauy ogT dsstrs
The small space it occupies wua,d Uat no nssi be-
placed ia ruOIa with other machinery, aud the smai
Rmount power il requires " prupuitL tS scmaiuY IL
construction and operation, makes ~ gvgtlu tDat ere
long, Il viii supesedg aEd JeNOpHtau ali other sttHl
Jog Mills The IuIs cemiscr. -ubstHutitlUud retiahla
liable get. at Of orr. So applicable if to til
iooom,tiy shop nunif " forge rolling MN any lnsI-
rug haytu puwtrstgts. erected, cEU any NEy# N g.
rs walls a complete Merchant tuuruE Ail a. l.v ir
Hang eNpsusr OF scveu hundred dollar.
CEuroy All Igrsous ia TuUt m lioUrug snla
| throughout tho state advised 10 ubr
Mil la uperaGQn before FufgEaaUt, aad al
hereby warned houi opposing inf nEuE Ca
our rights, as We shah m-tuiau them 60 ue stt i'ie.
Of the law.
These Mhi5 wlll Uaks fl Barrels Of tous e'.r
tWenty tour hours
For further Pc. .Sulsrs apply 10 o. address
JACOB WEAVER. ia .ur
paveApart, HawEUya store,
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,lsfe y III nsylgatl OF

~ Goops.-Mr. VIM. lnslee has jos'
iasl sndlwas Saturday open Tug large
| .,lI elected assortment Of Dry Goods
atbe Eastern markets. The la
silI find elegant varieties OF goods III
.,y arrival, and many thiags having
..olar claims upon their attention Tie
,;.ements ofihis old and popular house
10 found 10 tot days paper. Call early
rho choicest goods are sold
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01

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