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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04
Daakiua.
McGREGoR, LAwEs q BLAKExoRE,
BANKERS

| ID NKIsno
n. = sors;gn = nonas,;s v
Mnenrranr bank Notes. Gold ana silver Coin !.
AND LAND WARRANTS,
DAv y ". l. Iowa;
eantitn nansrand remittances made on ths day Of
,Iyment free of commission) In sight drafts on Ia
Tr-si.-nd Warrauts bought gold and located Per.
~ ,,m,n o,sen h, ne nrchase and s,ie oftown
ana country proDerty and the seec OF lands fol
eniry
~ ,.stobt Cbeck. ON New York. Boston, Pbiladel.
CITY, PittsbuF9, CiDcn-
p a., 30" 1anfs 80 ChjcsSo aIways FOR safs In sums
- ms n,,ch~se,. aIso startling French and Ger
70 sun pafcaasef'. h''"''''''"s' -ie''S
ni S e1ehang "a ui,. rn. houyht and sold
~ T til o. Shi.saa 81 fonis nd new York
a. @ =, ~ 49,. a., :, - !, 4 Z .tes bought
m m. love-, rates P"f
-ITPUonev nnoo Reat E.tata securities procured
at ! small comm ssion.
-I enowea on oePoslse s -- -oD- -
ALEX. W. M'0kE9OH,
Notary Public and Insurance Agent,
oice BanEIog Iiouseo IN Mcfyrsoor Laves& Blake.
more.
REAL ESTATE,
DARTiCULAR attention given 10 the buying and
1 selling Real Estate oneommis.ion, Paying of1ax
esye, Sc. u,..,
aais so piuso Aostlas IN, - ~ az
Titles and furnish correct abstracts draw Mors
~ ths sSnr,au nntTee and on the
reasonalIe teyms
MiGREGoR LAWNS IL RLAKEMORE.
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NEW GlsDCEIxIEsI


NEW Il GROCERIES, ~
csuaAR--lOO hhds. fair 10 prime New Orleans. 2ot
. bbls Crushed, Powdered and Coffee sugars IL
store and fer sale by 49,
NfoLAssEs--3O0bbls and hi. bbis, y. n. syrup; N
wi 0 Sugar ieuse and Plantation Moiasses, 10
sale by BARhLEf, THoMPsoN ". .
HoyrEr-30o bags prime Rio, Mocha and Java Col
~ fee tor sale by ~.
- - BARKLEY. THOMPSON & co.
rINxAs-5O0 halfcbests and Boxes, all quatises, Imp
L Y. H. and Black Teas for safe by 40
" 81 .'.. BARkLEY, THOMPSON co.
VTosTETrKR,s BITTKRs--50 cases in store and fo
Ill saIeby BARkLEY, THOMPSON * co.
Mt AIS 1900 kegs assorted sizes for sale by
IN = 800 BARKLEY, THOMPSON Y co.
LNRUIr---5oO boxes and Prums New Rasins, Figs
Il Prunes, &C.. &c, for sale by ~, I'd
= BARKLEY, THOMPSON 4 CO.
Nuts 100 bills fresh Brazil, Almonds, Filberts
N English Walnuts, Peanuts Hc., for sale by
- ..-2 tH BARKLEY, THOMPSON & co.
JNsH-5Oo bbls. hi. bbs. and kits, Mackerel, WHIT
Il fish, Herring, Goldfish and salmon, for sale by
NEf. BARKLEY THOMPSON, u co.
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Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND NT6.

rE,HE undersigned have for sale LaBd Warrants Of
Il different sizes, which they will selifor eaah on
TIM 10 suit purchasers.
They will pay particular attention 10 selection and
location Of lands In Fort Des Mofnes Fort Dodge,
Charitan and other Western Land Districts Aiss -
p9ymeusoftaxes and land business generally.
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IOWA LAND AGENCF.
IN SCOTT COUNTY, IOWA


No The ofthe y Sec OF 20 sRa soaer
No s--Ihe Sec gsT-8 n re- i6O scres
No 2-The v Sec 10 7 7s NRs Z 100 acres.
The above three tracts beautifully situated on
No i-Ihe " tot the J. of secl0T.sNR E
90 aeres miles frqg, Davenport:
acres 4 miles from Dayenport. asJsfGF
No . -Ihe / I OF the y L / of sec at e NR3E,
60 acres on the Iaii ioad, miles from Davsnpors.
NO b--2an IA louacEes IN secs 10 &lgT77NRaE,
upon the Mississippi River, miles from Dsss
NO ls-- ihu.acEes in sec's27 and - T79N R9R.
Improved Farms.sAs1St .aa.8Er
An improved farm oi2s5 the Misssspp3 River
balance me timber. 81 2de' - nj 81
Twoimproyel farms three miles from DavenpUe
Houses and Lots in Dayenport.
No30-Fine brick house on 9Th ST. between Aarn.
son and Ripley SIS Excellent well, good ssbls, DC.
No3I--Good frame House, 3 rooms, good wen. &c,
Lot sea53l, on BradN near Locust ST.
~ d. lo iot on on E s,ady =, iss 6y
each. yss ss.ses
IN CLINTON COUNTY IOWA v~Tr
No CIV fractional Of the n. w. Sec. {, T.
81, n X. T., u 81 100 aeres Thorn,s ka6ais
Eeryiow, ifapplted FOR soon RI. = 90
IN JASPER COUNTY.
Ao.4i-S Of sec 3a L 90 K 20 W 100 acres.
IN kEoKUK COUNTY.
No, as and W .ofsse . = ~ Rls " Es
No. SIS W land N W of sec ~ lawao
.E iG IN MaBasKA COUNTY. So
No IS " iraG. Of sec . ! IS r 10 W I4s acres.
50. eve Of n Ell and s tofNw ofsss Ar
- II 100 acres, timber.
~ IN BENTON COUNTY BIZ
No. i'm Ell oil sec p I ~ II o w 100 acrea
IN MUSCAFiNE COUNTY
No. 4s--W DIN W OF sec 30 7 7s X w 40 aeres
miles from n II EMMY req eo5j ssso'. Apply 10
No. Ne 9asW 9fsse 1 q I Is " 100 acres.
No. 5l-W 1 oiN OF sec IoTs7 is w 80 aores
IN HARDIN COUNTY.
No. 52-E ! ofS Il. OF see I 81 20 w so aeres.
No SIS Wa ofN WI Of sec IiTs7 20 " 20
acres. =
IN CEDAR COUNTY.
No. 54s3S Of \ Il OF see 50 r w 40 anra,
No. SOS ofN 4 Of sec 90 T 81 Re w SO scr.,
No. 56-Honse and Lot, Store and stock oS soods.
in Upton.
WILLIAMALLEN,
General Land Agent
Feb 0-d!f Office Post Once buiIdire,
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

TNROM the subscriber, living three miles east Of
r. Upton, on the Davenport road, about the LIST OF
June, one brown horse q years sld about 10 nands
high, boned, with star In The forehead, collar
Mare, years old, narrow white stripe In her lace,
three shoes on, scar above each knee. One large
head stall OF halle and muzzle. liberal reward
will be given for the of the above horses, OF
for any fornation in regard to them.
July 16th,w3t LYLE IL SMITH.
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Books h Stationfrp.
1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms

1.-THE Iowa Book Rooms"
I'HE subscriber having purchased the entire int r
est In the above named we'll known
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
will continue the business formerly, for the pres
i& eaiA Ont VI the old stand,
no. SO Brady st., near the Post Once,
where all in want can buy Books, Writing Papers,
Envelopes, Stationery generally, Wall Paper, Bor-
ders, DC, &C., at the Lowest prices for cash.
7moUuiy)15 ELI ADAMS.
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The Truth EsrABLIsHEp.-We direct
the attention OF our readers, and especially
Of our German friends, to the affidavit of a
number of well-known citizens of Prince
,on' concerning what Mr.. Dow said about
Mr. Rusch. The testimony of these gen.
aemen cannot be questioned. Mr.. Dow or
MS pro-slavery friends may continue to
dsny il, but the denial will be Of no avail.
The sworn testimony Of the gentlemen
whose names are signed to the affidavit,
forces conviction upon all reasonable minds,
and fastens Dow in his proper position.
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nR. W. ROADWAY.

INCLECTIG Physician, late Of Massachusetts, oilers
This professional services to the citizens OF lie elaine
| and vicinity. &i4t5
Office in Carrs house In the north part ofthe city
lie Claire, May elst. wifi p3m.
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NOTICES.

A LLpersons knowing themselves indebted TO the
hsubseriber very politely bat earnestly 70.
eonntsnot settled up Wy the goth OF August will be
put Into the hands Of ossl iSr e9Issnon.
inly 26 d2w yoHN 1ohDhN.
,.k.s bhla Lnuisy ~ Cemef in store and sal
lUU Nv pALzkkL a Co.
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THERMOMETERS.
VARIOUS sizes, suitable for Stores, Hotels, Dwell
Y lingo &C., from rs cents TO $3.50 each, also
Mathematical lnstruments.
Faber's Drawing Psncils, all numbep,
Gum Rubber, Gum krasers,
Drawing paper, small to extra large sheets,
Plus for artists, Engineers, &c.
Horn Centres for - &c, &C., at
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
No. &c Brady ST., near the Post Office.
gmo2l ELI ADAMS,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

LAND DEPARTMENT.:
DIES MONIES NAVIGATION COMpANYl
NN the Six ieenth day Of June, next, the odce fol
l J the sale Of the Lands of this Company will be
r.moyed from this place 10 Fort Des Moines.
These lands will be sold on long credits, and In lou
10 suit the msaus md " ishes Of purchasers. =
= $50 - r~r- F~ae sj4 GEO. X. PERkINL, w
--- ri q 4sl Land Commissioner
orruMwA, Iowa, May % Is56.-wn ~
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A RELIABLE MAN.-The next Legislature
will have to elect a United States Senator.
All opposed to the Infamous course of the
present Administration, and the base sub
serviency with which G. w. Jones has
'ruckled to the slave power, may rely with
confidence on Mr.. Rusch voting for man
VINO would properly and truthfully repre-
sent the people of Iowa. G. 8. c. Dow
would vote for a mann who, like Jones, re-
gretted that Brooks did not kill Mr.. Sum
her' We do not however think that he
WIN have an opp ortunity Of thus dis5racing
the State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

The DAILY GATE CITY, Keokuk, comes
10 US enlarged to seven-column paper
lt's one of the best conducted papers in the
state and we are glad to witness this evid.
ence Of its increasing prosperity and of the
spread Of free principles in Southern Iowa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-04

Wood and Iron Machinery.
s+E PREMIUM PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
With important antfrction improvements.
CHIIDiS PATENT ROTARY SAW MILLS.
NoYfs PORTABLE Flour AND Com MILLS,
With new improvements With without Bolts, and
General Mill Furnishings.
s SUPERIOR SINGLE MILLS.
STEAM AND WATER GAUGES.
STEAM WHISTLES.
Finished Brass Work and Engine Trimmings.
CASTINGS AND MILL GEARING.
GATES PATENT SCREW CUTTER.
REST MACHlNlSTSs FILES,
Z - OF our importation.
SMOKE PIPE, BREEcnEs, SHEET WORK, ETC. ETC.
We FAY to patrons and the public generally, tina;
heretofore We have not been able keep up with the de
m,nd and now have largely increased our Works, in
creased our Firm and have greater facilities for supplying
die West with Machinery than any other Establishment
GATES, WARNER, CHALMERS FRASER.
r. yoArEs E.s, WARNER. 7. CHALMERS
! a WARNER. 1-wly D. n
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y for sale by BARKLRY, THOMPSON 4 CO.
ID ICE ~ 81 bbls. new, for sale by
IL niI ~ BARkLEY, THOMPSON * CO.
/NoRpAox- 300 coils assorted cordage for sale by
I ~ s1a;Ri e ,RARKLEY, THOMPSON q co.
rToBAcco-5o0 packages prime Va. and Mo. brands.
i Together with com plete assortment of every
article with the Grocery business, Spices,
Chocolate, Yeast Powders, Cigars, Twine, Catsup,
Pepper sauce Sal Soda, LiquoTicc Soaps, all Varie-
ties, Sardines, de-, Sc. Vi r.aa
We pay our undivided attention to the jobbng bus
meas, (hay ing retail department connected with
our shment) and will make IL an object Tor
me rchantst to call upon us.
! BARkLEY, THOMPSON & CO..
Wholesale Grocers, Commission and Forwarding
Merchants, Corner Second and Perry sts, Daysn'
port, Iowa.
T TAiso Agents for the sale OF Lafns, smiths
Boice,s (iunpowder. May 7-wu
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atlanta ana Interior 6an8o.
XTfkshail continue to receive and pay out Me
w notes Of thn above Banks (as have AoaS
since their organizaon) after the 18th inst snd uii
further notice. Janlzl COOK SA RGENT
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Afr. John C. Dsyie has this day been admit
w teE Partner in frIn. The buase e win
De continued as heretofore, and under The sane
name and style. COOK & SARGENT
Lay A mill
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BUILDING LOTS

k,oR sale'at fair prices and all on long credit 10
l. facilitate i'm proyements
COOK & SARGENT -sca
VIII sell lots to parties who will build on then his
season, ai moderate prices aud q credit Of !,
and 3yearsx 49, - sa-June 8 ~
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GUN NUCILAGE,
sPARROWGHAss PAPERS,

Wau.Bun.
nR tho "Early Day" in the Northwest by Mrs. John
" IL. ksnzis. Price 2,23.
Sectional Maps Of Iowa.
DARKERS New Map in Cases. Price sl,5G----
Il Mounted and vanished for Offices, &c, 800
at "Ths Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 80 Brady St., nsar the Post Once
ELI adams.
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EKcK1Un80
ION ali parts ofthe United states bonght land sold.
COOK, SARGENT Z COOK,
Bankers am and gsnts,
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HOSIERY MANUFACTORY!

HOSlEk1 III ANUF AClOh1
THE subscriber is now manufacturing and has on
4 hand large stock OF woolen goods OF all kinds
which he offers at Wholesale or retail as low as the!
be urchased in the eastern market aud warrant
e.i betlermaterials.
Farmers having yarn can either have it worked VI
to order, or the subscriber will purchase the same.
Mandatory on Third, between Brady and Perry
SIS. sign Of the Stocking. JAS. TATLOW.
Davenport, Rae 10, ,56, w3m*
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29
New School Books

We have been favored by E. 3. GRAY, ESQ.
Agent for new series of School Books, with a
copy each of " Parkcr's Word builder" +" Brook
Nally's system of Geography" The frst-the
Wordbuilder, is intended to learn a child to
read in easy words at the same time he is learn
ing the alphabet. The first lesson commences
with \, ] and Q, which letters are considered
as words, and rs tie child proceeds other letters
are added or prefixed, and the child is made to
learn the letters, and the formation and pro-
ANNEXATION of words at the same time We Ike
The plan much, and have no doubt the book viii
at no distant day come into general use.
The First Book in Composition is decided
improvement on anything we have seen. 1t
furnishes q text book adapted to the wants of
beginners, and proceeds, not so much in instruc-
ton III the thought an aid to thought itself
A series of questions are given. accompanying
each lesson, to be answered by the scholar in
his own language. The plan and arrangement
OF the book is quite new, and cannot be other
wise than interesting to the pupil, in this inn
portant and too much neglected branch of Ed
Ucaton.
ent from most works upon this subject The
definitions are brief and explicit the exercises
upon the map (of which there are thirty are
Systematically arranged upon the opposite page,
including general questions for review the de-
scriptiye matter, which is concise and useful
follows the map exercises and the statistical
tables are full and correct. On the maps of the
different States the names of the counties are
omitted, with figures substituted, which refer 70
the lists Of counties given, in the latter end of
the book. We cannot consider this an improve
ment upon the old plan of giving the name of
each county in It's proper place on the map. 1t
appear to that the scholar would learn the
location, boundaries, &c, OF counties much more
readily with the name before him on the map,
than by referring to the table from the figures
others, however, may think differently The
Geography, taken whole, is a good one. and
while we would oppose frequent change of
books in our Public Schools, we would say.
when change IS made these books should not
be forgotten
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

NORTH SEBAsropoL CANNOT BE TAKES.-The
Russians actively strengthening their posi-
tions on the north side of Sebastepol, and every
hillock, however insignificant, is secured by
battery, fort, or a redoubt. They have covered
the plateau of Fort Constantine, with pile of
batteries and counter batteries of cavaliers and
redoubts united together up to Fort Constantine
itself, by numerous covered ways. After Fort
Constantine comes Fort Catharine, constructed
like it of granite, with double row of easements
and embrasures This has been strengthening
by new earthworks, and the terrace is filed
with guns and heavy mortars Above Fort Cath
airline they have thrown up another fort, and on
the same line cut ont of the earth and rock Sc
ries of Notifications ON gigantic scale, and the
whole of this ground is described as being met
amorphesed into citadel. Their activity is de-
scribed as most surprising, and contradicts the
once accredited rumor that winter would compel
the Russians TO evscuate the Crimea.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM DEATH-The pi-
lot boot E. X Collins was wrecked in the storm
OF Wednesday, January 9th. at Fire Island Inlet,
on the coast of Long Island. cabin boy, james
Rush, was saved after 80 hours of exposure.
which we think would have killed horse.
His narrative states.
curing ali this time scarcely any of US spoke;
indeed, we were so numed with cold that we
lost all sensibility, and hardly cared what hap
pened. They all died easily, first falling into a
quiet sleep before expiring. had three flannel
shirts OF and an oilskin overeoat which kept me
dry and toierably warm About eleven o'clock
the tide had fallen, so that ine cabin was fit TO
enter / crawled in and found my way TO the
bed, upon which / laid down. 1t was wet and
e,acr,ased ,ciA ice and the floor covered with
frozen water in which were swimming the seats
and cabin utensils. The next tide in the after
noon foated the bed, and during the whole of
Thursday night and Friday morning remained
in the cabin up to my ormpits IN the freezing aea-
ter. l did not suffer great deal, considering,
yet it seems to me now like fearful dream.
| wished for the morning to break, and the
night seemed as though it would never end But
with the morning my position became more dan
gerous The tide rose so high in the cabin that
there was not left room enough for me to breathe
in, and | came near suffocating-to prevent
which l broke the window OF the state-room 10
get fresh air. ! remained III this way until the
tide went down, and about II o'clock / forced
my way on deck through the state-room, as the
cabin door so blocked up by timbers and
floating wood as TO prevent its opening. | was
much exhausted on reaching the open air and
the cold wind had the effect of increasing my
insensibility | looked anxiously on the land,
and towards the sea ; but could see nothing stir
ring. AT length, towards 2 o'clock, l saw a
schooner, due east, bearing down towards me,
and, eager to attract attention, climbed up the
gaff to make signals, and in so doing burst my
fingers, which were forst bitten, open. On reach
ing the gaff | waved my hat, but no one needed
it on deck. | then took my coat and shook it
violently, but the schooner kept on her way and
not a soul on deck saw or knew of my condition
| returned to the deck, terrified at the prospect
before me, as the night was approaching, and
could not have survived the horrors OF another
night like the last. | got some loose timbers
with the intention of making a raft, which the
returning tide would sweep in towards the shore,
and got out on the sand to construct it. BY
this time the people shore saw me on the
wreck, and they launched the life boat, and took
me off, after having been on board thirty-two
hours. | was taken to the light house and on
Saturday night came to New York on the steam
tug Tiger.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29
Report CT the judiciary Committee.

Last week we meIti,ied tLat PORTION Of
Mr.. Barsfow's Message had been reported to the
Judiciary Committee, consisting of Ncssls Tay-
lor, Dunn. Tmler Smith and Cobb, with IL
structious 10 examine al lie returns Of the late
Election in Tie oilice Of tie Secretary Of State
and report Tie same TO tie Senate. Tie COM
uiittee have made an elaborate report v hich We
Will lay before cur readers next week. From
TIE report it aprems tLat Of the votes cas-; for
the office q Governor, Is determined by the
certified statements made by tie several Boards
If County CGnyassers Of the State and returned
to tie ,tl:ce Of Tie Secretary e State, by lie
Clicks q Tic Boards Of SUI ervisoIs. that Cc1rs
BAsuFoEp received 1852, and wv. y. BARsTow
- ee3,-sivinC Sfr. Bashiord $40 majority that
Of the "Surplim entail" votes, $50 are given TO
Mr. Bashsord and $50 10 Sir. Bars,ow 1t also
appears that tie " figuring" which added TO SIR
BarStow'S vote in Washington and SLe}oy-
gan Counties. was reversed in OutGganlie Com
~, and thereby sixty vctes deducted from tie
number given for Mr. Pashioyd. The Commit
the express no orinion as TO lie honesty Of the
STATE Canyassers, tut the report embraces AL
The facts that came 10 their know ledge and these
facts show clearly that there Is something rotten
nearer home than Denmark. We have not time
for iuril or comment hut ask cur readers 10 wait
Until next week, and We VIII lay the Report Le-
fore them
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29

THE MILWAUKEE PosT MAsTER.-The Barstow
portion of the Democratic party appear to be
very much perplexed at the idea of the Presi-
dents retaining Mr.. J. A. NooNsN in the Mil
yankee Post Office. Several unsuccessful at
tempts have been made to have him removed,
and even Barstow himself it is said, visited the
President almost solely for the purpose of " Civ
ing Noonan a turn" but did not succeed 4
new move is now on foot to effect the desired
purpose An indictment has been found against
Mr.. Noonan in the L. S. District Court, for pay
ing to Mail Agent, some eighteen months since
about $50 in current bank bills, instead of coin
as the Post Office law requires 1t appears from
the Milwaukee papers that the bills were paid
at the request and for the accommodation of the
agent, but yet it is seized upon as plan to get
Noonan removed. The L. s District Attorney.
II Is said, waited six days after the indictment,
and until the Petit Jury was discharged, before
procuring the arrest of Mr.. Noonan, probably
for the object of delaying the trial until they
could try another turn at his removal while the
Indictment was hanging over him. But Mr..
Noonan demanded, right, a speedy trial
and Judge Miller, after rebuking the City At
torney for his course in the matter, ordered a
special rense to be issued and set down the
trial for the 2lst, monday last,) when Mr.
Noonan was acquitted.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-01-29
DIR. Isaac Thompson,s much Celebrated Exc

Water" ITs MERITS STAND uNRIvALLED-This old
tried and invaluable remedy for all diseases of the
after having stood the test of Fifty Years and the
demand Tor IL still increasing now and has been for
the past two years, offered for an entire new
dress Each bottle viii have Plate Engraved En-
Felope with portrait of the inventor Isaac Thom
son, New London, Conn., and FAC SMILE of his sigma
tre together with FAC of the signature of the
present proprietor John L. Thompson 1eI and los
River Street. Troy, New York, and none other can be
genuine.
The proprietor has been compelled to make this change
III the style OF the wrapper owing to the large quantity
" ouhteieits which for the past few years have
Paned upon the community and ESPECIALLY at the west
Purchasers particularly requested to uy none lint
the above described and the heretofore
has been called in found in that the proprietor
docs not hesitate to pronounce counterfeit
For sale by all the respectable druggists in the United
States and Canada. H.