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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

"WEDNESDAY EyEsISG's LECTURE. The
disappointment OF the audience which as
.embled Wednesday evening to hear Prof.
FELTON,, caused by the non-arrvsl OF that
ueptema n, was agreeably relieved by the
Il accommodating init OF Bishop Lee, who'
:, the solicitation Of the Lecture Commit
lee, delivered an instructive aud appropriate
lecture.
rhe subject was Self Culture or Self
Made Men, and the lecturer, by the citing
Of many examples, which however familiar
will never lose their interest or influence,
and by opposite arguments drawn from the
consideration of such examples, showed
how much can be done in the way Of self
Improvement, even by those whose whole
time is apparently occupied by the demands
of business. A main object Of the lecture
was to show that it is o!tener want OF in-
clina,ion, than of time or capacity, which
prevents young men, in whatever occupa-
ton engaged, from being as intelligent as
becomes the citizens OF republic The
lecturer Identifying himself with the West,
and speaking as genuine Hawkeye, par
tieularly urged the Importance OF the young
men aud youth of Iowa acquiring those in,
tellectual sttanments and graces, which
will enable them to reflect proper credit on
the eminent political and commercial posi-
ton which our State is destined to occupy.
As essential auxiliares to this desirable
contamination, the speaker dweit with
pleased and proper emphasis on the intiu-
ences which might be expected from Asso-
Citations like the one he was addressing, and
did not at all overrate the resulting adyan.
tages to those cities by which such assoei-
atoms are fostered.
We have very briefly indicated the char
scter of Bishop Lees lecture. While it
was interesting to the audience, it was Pc
cularly adapted to advance the aims of the
Literary Association, and we are conf dent
that we express the feelings of all the mem
bers, in returning him their thanks fer the
kindness which enabled them to convert
disagreable dilemma into an occasion of I'M
expected pleasure and improvement
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OIlLt0uV0us 1kVVS0
Central Anne, lean Rumors

New YORK, Feb. IA.
The Heralds Washington correspondent
telegraphs that move is on foot here to
secure Mr.. Crttenden's nomination BY the
Phil Convention.
The announcement OF committees to-day
seemed to give general satisfaction. Some
of the most ardent Republicans manifest
slight disappointment.
There are many rumors relative to the
mission of the British and French naval for.
ces in our southern waters. On Saturday
last. was gravely assured that Great Brl.
tain had another Mosquito enterprise on
foot, which she was preparing to work to
advantage by offering men, money and war
implements to the anti.Walker Central
American States, for confederation. The
Commander in Chief Of the British naval
forces proposes an army of 1900 men to be
collected without delay, and to march upon
Nicaragua under the command OF British
officers, for the displacement of Gen. Walker
and the overthrow of his government
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Books \ Stati0nfru.
WIDOW BEUOlI

NO LONGER EXISTS; having become rs. Elder
~ o. SHADRACK SMILES, OF scrabble HILL
Her own account of the manner IN which sho yielded
to HsR Destiny, is very affecting and instructive;
hear her:
While the rosy red bushes surmantled her cheek,
And the tears Of affection bedarzled her eye;
Shadrack, my ahadrack I'm yourn iii die!
For full accoun, of her exemplary Nidowhood,
her anxious her daughters, her determination
never TO marry again, and hon she kept Il, the
Courtship, &C, with engravngs.
Inquire forthe WIDOW BED0TT PAPERS; price
si,a5. at the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No 81 Brady ST.
the Post Office.
2mo9-tf ELI ADAMS & CO.
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| IMPORTANT NEWS TO THE LADIES!
INCORPORATED pY THE STATE OF CONNECTION
5000. 900 CAPITAL.

lufURIiAl MI NS III lnU IADlLNi
AIDES wishing topurchase aonnet
| for themselves or Friends would % well to call
at the
Paris & New York Millinery and
Fancy Good Store,
Where ,heywi find The best assortment aud
Cheapest in the City.
Also, beautiful assortment Of
Cnildren's and Infants White Merino EN-
broidered Hoods and Jockey Caps,
Ladies and Misses Merino and Silk Guilt
ed Hoods, Ribbons, Velvet and
Mohair Head Dresses. Large stock of Ribbons,
satins, Silks, Velvets, Flowers, Feathers, &C.
general assortment of Millinery Goods,
Fancy Goods, A large assortment of Needle
Work Collars, Undsr-Sleeves, Hdgfs. Embroi-
deries, Embroidery and knitting Cotton,
Embr ,idery Silk, Linen Floss, Silk Worsted
and Linen Braids, Cord and Tasssls Gilt, Silk
and Glass Dress Buttons, Coarse, File and
Round Combs, Hair and Tooth Brrsaes,
alf Tapes, &C. &c.
All of our Goods will be sold at
WHOLESALE q RETAIL,
Very cheap al the
Paris & New York Millinery & Fancy
Goods Store,
Corner Of Third and Brady Sts.,
Davenport. ldecs9til w. b. NICHOLS.
n b. Marking and stamping fer Braiding and EN-
bordering done to order.
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ConXr6bbiUudi'
WASHINGTON, Feb. ii

WAeHINGToN, Feb. IA.
HoUsR-Mr. John Letcher, of Va, was
appointed member of the committee OF
Ways and Means in place OF Mr. Jones OF
Tenn. excused from service therein.
On motion of Mr.. Cobb of Ga, the Presi-
dents Annual Message and the accompany
ing documents were referred to the commit
tee of the whole on the State OF the Union.
Mr.. Florence presented memorial from
Mr. Reeder contesting the seat OF J. A.
Whitfield, as delegate from Kansas. Mr.
Florence said he had arrived at no conciu,
sion relative to its determination, but should
make I'D his mind from the evidence which
NAV be presented. The memorial was re-
ceiyed IL states that the pretended cleo
ton of Mr.. W., in October last, is obvious.
" void, being without valid law, or well
qualified voters, to support it, and that he
was elected BY sidents-and other H.
legal voters.
The memorial, together with the other
contested claims of Messrs. Allen OF ILL.,
Galleago of N. Mexico and Eustis oil La
were referred to the committee on cleo
tons.
SENATE.--The annual report OF the Supt'
of the IT, S. Coast Survey, was lmd before
the Senate.
Mr. Wheeler introduced bill providing
for an overland mail from some point on the
Mississippi river to San Francisco.
The James River
BALTIMORE, Feb. IA.
A despatch from Richmond yesterday says
the ice in the river is gradually giving away
but unless a warm rain sets in, navigation
will scarcely be resumed under 10 days
Havana Sugar Market.
CHARLEsToN, Feb. IA.
The steamer Isabel arrived to-day from
Havana with dates to nth inst. Sugar ad-
vancing.
New York Market.
New YORK, Feb. IA.
Flour market for coarse grades Sl,oo
lower: medium and good descriptions firmly
held with fair demand; sales 5000 Dds u!
S7,37@S7,75 for com. to State, and mixed
to fancy Mich. SO, and $3.50 for fancy ana
low grades. Elk western Ss,75@Slo,ao
ex Gennesse. Wheat quiet; small sales OIL
red Tenn. at $3.50. Corn lower, sales
10000 bush at 75@S2c for inferior to choice
new southern and Jersey in store delivered
SOC in store for mixed western. oats pieh'
ty and unchanged Pork unchanged, sales
Of 1000 bbls at $l5,75@$l5,Sl for mess
Sl4,759Sl4,S7 for prime. Beef unchanged
sales small. Cut meats steady. Lard IN
moderate request at lo4 q lo]ac. WINS,
kew 2sL @2S19c.-Stocks are active ano
higher Money and exchange remain az
last noted.
Cattle market. Total receipt of beeves
oos. prices slightly declined. Receipt
of Sleeps 5000, sales quick at Sign. a.
vance. Receipt of swine $3.50, sales de-
ehned of about lc, quotations ~ @7A
Had "a aiuht
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Cook Il SARGENT, Davenport.
Cook. SARGENT g. PARKER, Rock Island,
Cook. SARGENT g. DowNEY, 10. City, 10.
COOK, SARGENT a. Cook, Fl. D. Moines, 10.
May Sd, 1855
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FAMILY GROCERY.

THE subscriber has opened stock OF Groceries In
l. his house Perry between Second and Third sts
which he will warrant TO be of the very best quality
and which he will sell a. low be elise
where.
GIG ARS.i
choice lot OF Cigars Just received and for sale low
at wholesale and retail. C. NJ. PECK.
Davenport, Dec. %, le54-dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

Pork PAcKING.--This winter there nave
oeen 10000 hogs packed in Davenport IN
addition to which some 80 900 have been
slaughtered or passed through this city on
the way to Chicago, from the want OF iac'li-
ties for packing here, making IN all II dis
posed to include those not packed mere
$4,000 hogs. Last year there were 9'ooo
packed in Davenpo and 1900 in Musea-
tine; the present season we have packed
10000 and they 1900, showing the salu-
tary effects of the Railroad on the business
of our city. Mr.. Burrows, who Is our cii'ei
packer, informs us that II hogs mao pen
delivered to him at one cent per pouha ne
could not have Pct up more than he has
done this winter. Davenport has long oeen
known rs the best wheat market 10 Iowa
and at this rate must soon reach Tue sa'hs
distinction as pork market
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For Sale.

~ DWELLING Houses, pleasantly situsted on Far
1 Eer,s addition to city Of Davenport. All new
nossession given Immediately. Terms liberal.
possesns,h eiss5 COOK Il SARGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

Atlanta and Interior Banks.
WYE shall continue TO receive and pay out me
w notes Of tho above Banks Ia No have done
sincs their oreanxatiopl after the 18th Inst ana VII
tnr,her notics. [Jani2l COOK 4 SARGENT.
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IVES, 'lwill pay you TO cross the Ferry and merely
i examine our splendid assortment of FANCY
GOODS now on hand. II not, We will refund the
amount Of your ferriage. DON'T forget the place.
nee q P0RTER'S Book Ltorc.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

Snow ON SIpEwALEs.-A short time
since we limited at the propriety of store
keepers keeping their respective sidewalks
clear of snow and ice, and minated that
those who did SO were likely to be amply
remunerated for the slight expense attend
ing that desirable operation. We know
there are some who have always attended
to this matter, but for the benefit of those
who act differently, we publish the follow
ing note which we have just received from a
lady correspondent =
Mr.. SAspERs:--As you have often ex-
pressed yourself as being friend OF the
weaker sex, will you not assist me in call
ing the attention Of our store and shopkeep-
ere to the horrd condition of their sidewalks.
Custom prohibits our wearing good water
proof boots, to protect our poor feet ana
ankles from the damp and cold, yet these
magnanimous lords of creation from lazi-
ness, or what not, compel US, on thawlng
day to pick out our way, regardless OF
the damage to our dresses, health and tenn
per occassioned by sloppy sidewalks, and
dripping awnings.
In other cities this matter is regulated by
law, here, there is none enforcing cleanli-
ness, yet | think regard for the comfort OF
their customers would be sufficient induce
.ment for these s,orekeepers to have their
sidewalks in proper condition
Yours, bescechingly, "GAirER.
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yyrEbaye for sale one hundred choice building iols
w in the Town Of w ,leott and dfty wen Ht0atee
i've acre lotsin the vicinity Of said 10 WI, Az
We s VIII s SS5s COOK 4 SARGENT.
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so Lott Tor BaI0.
yv,uF ofis for sale 50 dssirabieotsih
their additions TO City Of Davenport, on aoeia =
terms-a credit of, q, 3 and4 years wiioe gwen 70
Pani nnn 10Th. Isss COOK & SARGENT.
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10 MeICUauLs 0dAA0Ae aAu osAVAo'
nESIRING sets of Account Books iorthe coming
- year, We would invite attention 10 our bIAnh
Books, Inev are sol ,r manufacture, anu al e
far ahead of any thing made In This region We fuf-
nish Books of all patterns 10 order, with or without
printed headings. Those superior Books on exhioi-
lion at the State Fair, Chicago can be seen a. our
store. II. n IohiE q b"o'
Rock Island, Dec 3, 1855.
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|sfSD0Ai
|fEsl Al
Ions
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Something Desirable.
I AIDES, ond Gents Dressing and Toilet Cases In
i great variety, The above articles are difficult to
ind but wenow have larger assortment shan Gan be
lonnd west of New York. Calland examine.
De } PORTER d BRO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-15

Keep Your Feet Dry and Warm!
10y getting pair Of nice Rubber Over Shoes at the
- Empire store. MOORE g BROWN
decl4-du
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Writing Desks.

4 LARGE stock just received and now opening
Dec 4 PORTER 4 BRO.
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Whnlers.

Latte, n, Ant Swain of bark Wavelet New Bediord,
her AT St D. clean: HAD seen no "heea
ON the pas aud had very rugged weather. -.
bark Joshua Braed0n OF
Bedtor epOrts Psa Nov. H. with 1873 bbs oil
heard He states Emerado Oct. 3D. lost part Of
both an about athoms ia endeayorng 70 take anchor II
nobsbly being embedded quickand Bark John ~ Parker
New Bedford anchor and 10 ahoms OF chain az the
me time and bark Hydaspe do lost an anchor ana istom
letter from Capt Eye Of bark Fanny of New Bedford
ports her Feksfo HsrbOr (Ochotst Seal sept ad Ia
ZEN % whales this season making about 400 bbl Reports at
do hip Randi err Willis. NewBedfod; had taken % whales
dis sea son Sailed do lhh bark Louisa Green New
Bedford 600 bills this The Fanny and Rambler had
esch Lost an anchor in a guile OF Shanta Bay, Sept. 10
letter from apt Fisher of bark Opray, of N. b. reports
her al Pata Nov D. ready with about 100 bbs OIL
Would ship il fret opportunity. All well.
letter from r. second officer of bark George Spooner, OF
Newpor dated Of Africa Sept reports her with
100 bbs of humpisck owoud leave for other cruising grounds
in few days. - . 40 ~ - 400
March u Beyis McFsrlain n. b., $50 sp.
At Dennis Island Jan. l6 bark Alto Smell ~ b. 80 sp
Spoken-Nov 10 lat 50 TO- lon $50 40 Massachusetts, Thomp
.o from Ochotsk Honolulu, 800 bbls. this season
Al Psta Nov. - ship Gazee, Esson OF Nantucket with
900 mot 0) sp OF aud on, ship Hydaspe Snow for Talca
huano home Sea Breeze Duffy n 900 and 100 VIII
all told chad shipped 30 bbs and 900 bono by the Ca
tara for b Sailed 9th Superior Norton, N B. TO cruise
2h Osprey Fisher do do Cstapa, hamblini DO, Tombez
and home. 49, -, ~ .
AIT at ST. Tho1nss Dec schr Olive Clark, Tuck, Of
Proyincetown, and sid. sth cruise.
AT Tonbez Nov TO- bark Benz Cummings jenkins, Dart
mouth sp ship Mary Soyer Nan, 100 sp aud 400 VIII
OF the Kule Islands date Tiger Lax of StOn 900 bb'
bound to Honolulu.
south showing signal red blce and white, with black ball
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-08
Disasters, SC.

RI Bstc ZEULlEc-Brs sarsh Bernice, at OasdlSs TEL.
In h The wreck of the Br big Zeuuko, Captain GIih OF
Wsifsx s. 90 the OF November in lat 81 n, Ion
So w waieogged aud dsmasted, and took om the wreck
capten Griffin Captain Grimm hed Deen asd
m The stump of the for eight days and was IN seoe
condition of suffering The flesh falling from his body wheu
% Vas iscoyered A. latest accounts he improving
BARK OccIDENT tof Freepor Small te.tore reported o
5ays from Suenos Ayres Portland with cargo oil hides
and wool went ashore morning OF Sd inst near the mouth OF
Kennebec River The saved but It is feared that
The vessel and cargo total loss There an insurance on
he vessel of about 600 The bark was tu Of water at
last accounts Occdent vessel OF S8 tuns aud
was on her first voyage. - :, -, ey. In.
ScHe SARAH Libby OF and for Machiss FROM Boston while
anchored on the morn Sd s Oft Tyles Reef near Cape
Fabeth At p o'clock wind being light and sea hesving in
dragged her anchors forced 10 slip the cables aud run
the Vessel ashore in Broad Cove She lies high and dry at low
.,-oo L.
ssr CHARLOTTE Tucker from San Francisco July 80 Tor
valparaiso wrecked the coast OF Mahts Equator on
,ha.1a Of Snnteulrr.
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DIED.

JFTIn consequence Of the severity OF the storm The iue
Of the late Gen DANIEL LEE is RotPoned unn " t,
dsv the 9th inst O'Clock His relatives ana lsls
and those Of hs William H. and Augustus shd OF ms
soupaw VIM A Darling respectfully invited 70 a,enn
his funeral from No 29 West Eighteenth tHse| n4s 'e
mains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery
ROssITER-On Monday morning Jan 4 ANNA danshteF o.
II and MARY w. Rossiter, aged years and mont
T stye and friends the family invited " attend the
mineral without further notice Neinesday me 91h INST
at II O'Clock, from No III Hicks street prooMyn
rpvoN The funeral of Mrs REBECCAS 5. TRYON has, in
consequence the severity Of the storm peen poed
TUESDAY the 9th ins at o'clock from NO 20 oaroe street.
TFNNY-Op Sunday Jan. 6, BENJAMIN JEFFERSON, son
NJ = and Margaret T. Tenny, aged years and months
Funeral on Tuesday At u o'clock, from NO 7" tanherey
,at The friends snd relatives invited 10 attend
vyApnF-On Wednesday Jan. 2, JOHN WARDE, o. No ca
Ninth street Brooklyn, T.. d., aged ~ years
The remains inferred in the Cemetery OF the E'eseo
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SECOND BOARD.


Reported for The n Y. TRIBuSE by J. r. a II b. Fay.
E,sf Bood-6oO City 6s 9o1 5000 do cssh 9O 200 ALE
beny Co 6s Cleveland ~ 500 Scuyl Nav IS 49, Sur
H. no Peuus r. r. cash 4} do do 4ji 50 do. do cash,
l Norrstow1 H. H. So; % do. do dsys SiI do do.
81; 70 Reading r. H., "a 80 do do iut, Vi 30 Beaver
iii 81 Little Scluy r. n, di,. Of i3 200 Lehsh Zinc
IS Bank Of Peura. l2i Grsrd Bank ~ y Commercial
Bank, d. 40, $50. ,
hama Cans Ca 65; 2l55 City Warrants 81 Pennsylvania
Railroad. as. 49,. 80. -. -.
Sod RoGydl geo Camden aud Aboy 6 90 80l coo City
&c M IlOdo crts s0t; 50 Long Island Railroad - Isl. p
Mor Canal hj l.; g fennsy Railroad days, ~ %
VcIsburs Railroad 81 20 Bee'cr Meadow Railroad cash 81
100 Reading Railroad sd int & 10 Bnk 81
iGer Bodrd-ico MoIrs Carul days, ISL 20 Lo1g Island
gaiirns1 l5.: q Needing Rairood. {. ? Fbf
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. THE GREAT

l. CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic eitics wits
Western Norh.westeru and Southwestern States by COO
Railway direct The Road also connect. At Pitts6urs
with day line Of all ports In the western hVsD
Cleveland snd Ssndusky with steamers 70 all ports os
the Northwestern Lakes making the mos direct cheapest "a
reliable route By which FREIGHT be forwarded 20 sss
from the Great West. 80.
RATES BETW ZEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FRsr CLAss-Boo,, shoes Dry Goods Tin IL ma, fOo
bOxes) Fur, Fear .ers Ac...............) ~ ~
SECOND CLAss.-Books sud Stationary Dry)
Goods, lin bales) Hardware Leather, 6oe. per l@
hOol. sc
THIRD CLAss.-Anyz Bsgging, Bacon aud "A -. tra n,
Pork in bulk } Hemp, Sc............... ~ -
ForRrH CLAss.-CoHee Fish. Bacon add A. 49, ,sa 4
PORK lpscked) Lard and Lard Ol....... "S' P' -
In shipping Goods from any point OF Philadelphia b. s
cGlsr mark the package Pennsy Railroad" Az
Goods consigned the Agents OF this Road Philadelphia
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESTs-Moses Potter. Boston; ]. l. Eliyr,
NewioTk; r. J. sneedsr, Phil AIDE pha; Msgrav koo1.,
Baltimore Geo. c. franc.scus, Pittsburgh sprinsnsn
Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio J. > Meorhead, Louisville, "
r. c. Medium Madison, Ind Rstclif Co.. ST. Louis Mo-
J. ;. Mitchell 4 Son. Evansville, Ind
For further particulars or bills Of lsding, apply 70
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Railroad Co, cr
G. B. ALIEN No. 2Astor House, New.Yoh
II. VI. OUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phiadepais
Ii. ]. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Penn
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Removals.
ifls1ical.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

III of he
Mr. KENNEDY of Roxbury has discovered in Of
mon pasture weeds remedy that cures EVERY KIND Of HI
lie he, IL In over eleven hurred cases and never failed
except in both thunder humo He has now In his
possession two hndred certificates OF its value all within
twenty miles Of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to cure nursing mouth
One to three bottles will cue the wort kind OF pnpes on
Two or three bottles will clear the system fbles
Two bottles warranted TO the worst canker In the
Three 10 Eve bottles are warranted to cure the wor, case Of
One or two bottles are warranted to ali humor the
Two bottles are running Of the and
blotches among the hair.
-Four or six bottles corrupt and running
One bottle will cure .csly eruptions Of The skin.
rngworm.
Two three BOTTLES warranted the desperate
Three to four bottles warranted to atrheum.
Five 10 eight htte will the worst case Of scrols
benefit Is ssys experienced the hrst bottle and
perfect cure wsIsnied when the above quantity Is taken
Nothing looks improbable 20 those who have IN vain tried
oil wonderful med,ne OF the day. that weed
groNng the pastures aud along old walls should
humr has start There lie snds hams has,
about uitns some eses but not yours peddled oyer
Of in every II hss already done some Of che great
ye,T Ia 10 I'D oeeps OF st have seen poor puny wormy
looking Children whose flesh soft sud aa5by, restored 10
To those who are subject to sick headache bottle will
swsys IL gives relief In catsrrh snd dizziness
been resal.ed by IT, Where The body is sound works quite
essy but whore there dersnsement OF the functions Of
nature very gular feelings but you be
.smed they s~sys disappear in from four days TO week
There bad result from the contrary when that
feeling gone you will feel yourseh Ike person.
heard the enconums Of IL that ever
listened 20.
M.nuf,ctarsd BY DONALD KENNEDY, No. 10 waren-st,
Roxbury, Mas Price si
No 81 Bsrcsy.st CHARLES H. RING, No. la2 Broadway
A. b. A d. SANDS, No. al Wlliam-st MARSH, ORVISk
Co. No $50 Gteenwich.stt SCHlEFfELiN BROS Co
No no Wilsm-st. BOYD PAUL, Chainbersst.i WELLS
&c, No. 10 franslins MekissOS RoBBINSk Co, No.
re1-st. WARD CLOSE Co, Madenlans; Mrs HAYS
throughout the Union.
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THE WONDER Of the AGE DIR. To-

T,HF WONDER Of the AGE DR. TOBIAss
i VENETIAN LINIMENT is warranted 70 sSheSeis'
COLT Sss kpe.s Chronic Rla asts9, Noulius Se,s.
Bum. Oid Sores s,yehDss TOotksohs, and pans 81 ''
or no pay. $500, ,.,.ov ron purr-ulrIsN
Capt ComsoSk Of The steamer Bssie " o.I'I ~ - a..
cured OF severe attack Of Chrons AbeeInsism s'V
ey pr Tobias celebrated Venetian L. ninsnt ...r~
'""" ' NEw.YosS, Jan. 1855.
DR. TosfAs,ar Sir. Please send me iew ofe bottles
vonr Venetian Linm.nt and allow state IL The
time that whenever have used x for Rhernsc r1s tooth
.he a. II has been attended With innnedsts raet s>yera
of nav friends your lninent, and bear 70 s
hsh value lam dear Sir, yours, very FesgeeuqrSS
RUFI MATIsM OF TWO YEARS CURED IN TWENTY.
FOUR HOURS
NEw.YoRs, Dee. 5, lass,
Dy.E SIa: cannot allow myself 20 Be client IN respect 70
vonr vsnsbe Venetian Lnuent suffered for Two ye0s
rom Rheumstisn and have been treated By several peyss
aud sso used many raient medicines withoa ree nhtn
friend advised try yours snd wonderful 70 nse we
cnred entirely by apple fou use this you
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hat syl complaint being cured viii afford nae ressafe
~ VII, confirm the above who may call on me
S"~ THORNE WALLING. No 81 Wssbinsion-.s-
To Dr. TOBIAS, No. 60 Courtlsndt-st
Price q aud 20 cents. Sold by all the pr'se'~ts.