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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-12-01
La I @ st N . w q /.
Wash ington Intelligence, &c,
Correspondence of the N. Y. Herald

7 MlipifesboDueHtt ~ tbe W.
New YORK, Nov. 20. --Advices have been
received by the State Department to the ef-
feet that Chill and Peru had agreed to con
| tr 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 is thought, will come
in and furnish it's share. 1t is understood
that the old Nicaragua Transit Co have had
| something TO do with this plan.
The Cabinet were 10 session to day and
read the proof sheets Of the finance report,
the most Of wh ch is now in type. The
| report is unusually lengthy and very able
embracing an entirely new ieature-,railroad
alatistics
The Secretary OF the War Department
viii alude only 10 the operations Of the
cfimean mission under Capt. Mcclellan.
The report OF the latter not yet being
completed, Capt Mcclellan has been in
consultation with the Secretary 10 day. The
SecretAry's Report viii mol be completed
before Moaday The same is true Of Secre-
tary Dobbtn's Report
The new minister from the Walker goy-
cfnment in Nicaragua has not yet arrived.
The present DISPOSE ion 10 view ai Walkers
ultimate deaigaB, IS 10 refuse his recogni-
ton A strong pressure, however, is being
eNerted OH the President To extract from
him promise 10 receive Farrii, W no will
not present his or, dehtals until assured OF
his reception. Minister Wheeler's return
10 Nicaragua is not anticipated, although
be has mol been removed. The Presidents
individual sentiments have entirely changed
lately toward Walker and he will withhold
his CeuntenaHee from him In every way
possible
The Tribune Of to-day says "We learn
81 good authority that Mr.. Buchanan has
offered 10 Gen. Cass, the position OF Secre-
tary Of States, and that the offer WIGS aeeep.
ted on Tuesday last
The statement comes 10 u, Ia such 4
manner lhal We cannot withhold II from the
public.
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$50 = - s'ls'7A-
1ar0 warf.
II CLOSE N.CVS. COLUMN

SkyEare now prepared to offer dealer, and con-
w sumcrs large stock OF HEAVY ana hbsi hArd !.
We propose In this column TO keep our enstotser.
posted up in haf1w matters and invite calls from
sur friend. who desire fair dealing.
2DM Kegs Nails. Gan soon for bargains IL Nails
r. CLOSE & GO.
LaRE tas safe. the as,ly gen line Kind for sale
i chsapby y. tLosE x w.
IRON orail siAe. for salelowat ., 49,.
- ut 4. CLOSE 81 co.'s.
Ron Axes fh'"be sssi@s and et spIFnss'er Cos
AkrkSrkHs rool' Of eyer; ; asset,ptaiss Cos Tor
IL. !: and Pocket e''s .ss Fox COS 81 sa''
DUMPS, Force Lifting A"d cnaia pamp' for sale at
| Z. CLOSE CO.'S
=--=-------
LIGHTNING s"i,aai insalalo., t or sale .,
IL y. CLOSE s CO.'S.
IL T'uLo.f y co.'s.
snloss fsu,e wtre forsa,s ehsaPa. ,,.,.
VI Z. CLOSE * cos.
OWNS gias aud Pistols, best quality for sale low
Vi a. Z. CLOSE y CO.'S.
Grows sut fin~sre which will be. sold cheap al
y 4. CLOSE CO.'S.
N r. CLOSE & co.'s.
1 EAfHk. Beltias all sizesat
DACKiSG Hemp aud Rubber Tor sale al
/ u. CLOSE 81 co.'s.
DLAG KsMlTH'S foois, Belows, AGsil., liam
} iaef., IJr sale low al 4. CLOSE & CO.'S.
l)oFt Haniiisa Hemp, ali sizesat
IL 4. CLOSE & COS.
LsGINk, Car and Signal OIL for sale 6y the barrel
- OF gallon d. T.. CLOSE co.'s.
Saw Asndrsls Of all sizes from inch 10 3 in: for
= sale AT r. CLOSE cos.
i,urner. vii! hnd the best assortment of Anes aud
Il other make of Sho 'els, Spades, scoops Hoes,
| Forks, ac., hi r. CLOSE q cos.
~ Breast chains al T. CLOSE q CO.'S
| NORM shelters aud Hay Cutters f9r sale lows!
u T. CLOSE Il co.'s.
1Sn dor. Grain Hases for sale al
| I.)U 4. CLOSE 4 CO.'S.
Jll do. seythe Sna,hs, best pattern at
| lOU T. CLOSE q co.'s.
| TnNNER's stock-Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper
| l. and Zinc, for sale at I. CLOSE q co.'s.
| SADDLRRY and Coach Trimmings at very low
- prices, al T. CLOSE & co.'s.
| WHITE Lead in oil, I. Close and Co. Brand
w justreceiyed, warranted the best in market
| al T. CLOSE u cos.
| I lSsRED Oil by the barrel or gallon at
| IL T. CLOSE & cos.
| SASh Glass and Patty al low prices at
y T.. CLOSE & cos.
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Railroad Accident.

Nav YoRK, Nov. IS
The $50 Express train from New York
fer Albany ran off the track this morning at
Williams Bridge, y bile going at moder
ate speed Three passenger cars were
thrown of one of them being Iiftle damag-
ed, but the others were uninlured. No one
was hurt
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.
SEsATor DouoLAs ON dis TKAyELs.--
Senator Dougles. with his young and beau
iiful bride has been spending some days Of
his honeymoon among the varied attractions
of this great. metropolis OF commerce,
anus emer Is and politics. He is enjoying
himself ia the two fold capacity OF happy
bridegroom and a rejoicing Democrat. IL
he ioFmer capacity we wish him continued
Joy; in the latter capacity we would ad-
monish him To be prudent and moderate in
bis eNuItaliOn. The year 1860 is some dis.
lance on, aud perhaps the Democratic nomi-
nation then may be worth less than the cost
price TO hm that gets it. Had Mr.. Douglas
played his cards with little more sagacity
and crcumspectiDn, he might have had the
nomination and the election of 1886; but he
fell, in 1852, into the hands of an unscru-
pulous set OF suckers; and wreckless party
adventurers of the same sort have stuck to
him and followed him from that day to this
Now, with the frightened future before him
let hiTs strike for higher game. We under
stand that quite Il lot Of desperate spoils-
men are gathering about him already; but
let him not be deluded by them. His best
course, for the next two or three years, will
be to ignore the Presidency, and devote
himself to his domestic affairs and his duties
IN the Sonata; or, If he aspires to seat in
the Cabinet, let Il come of itself. The
Democracy are in minority OF 2s,6sO in
Illinois; but The State has gone for BuChan-
an, and that's enough. Let that speak for
Mr. Douglas and Mr.. Fillmore. ~ y
HsraR,
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Report OF Tie secretary OF the Treasury

WA.HINgTuN The report OF The Secre
tury Of the Treasury is in the hands of tht
printers, Copies olit will be sent off at The
same time with the advance copies of the
the Ports of the Western cities will deliver
copt,a Of this report to the press. II is the
only one that Ia pEe-distributed in ad
vance.
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EfauI MaNlpl

NEW ORLEASE, Nov 20 The schooner
Ealor Harior, from Mexico, reports that she
wa fred INFO on the l2th INST By the runs
way Mexican steamer Democrats.
Private letters from Tamaulipas, state
that piteeed battle was fought on the 10th
INST, near Montery' between Vidaurri and
Gaisea The latter lost everything barely
escaped himself. II is thought Vidanrri
success viii have Il great effect on Com.
montorf's Government.
The steamer Tennessee sailed this morn.
ing Tor Ncar aqua with 800 recruits for
Walkers army
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MILWAUKEE, Nov. 70.
The funeral ceremonies To- day in this city
Of Solomon juneau, the pioneer OF Milwau-
kee, exceeded anything OF the kind ever
witnessed here. The military, fireman and
civil societies were out. Buildings and sew.
eral streets were hung in mourning.
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Miehiran Official Returns

DETgoiT, Nov. IS.
The following are The Official returns OF
he State
PresiIen Fremont 7l,i62, Buchanan
52,l37 Fillmore Sol, Smith 800,
erHof-B,ng ham, Al, 3ii majority.
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fafe with nsygati on.
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~

Goops Mr.. VIM. Inslee has Just
/ ,.,l ,ndlwas Saturday open lug, large
ypll selected assortment OF Dry Goods
tam The Eastern markets. The la
ALL find elegant varieties Of goods IN
,o.y arrival, and many tmags having
!, caar CLAIMS upon their attention The
| ,t.ements ofthis old and popular house
30 r,und in to-day's paper. Call early
-, ,b4 choicest goods are sold
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BosTN. Nov IS.
Geoaquin Negret and Dsmena, we'll
known cigar dealers Of this city, have been
arrested and held TO bail in $500 and Slo,1
ooo, on charge OF being engaged in the
slave trade
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shipwreek

Boston, Nov. %.
The bark Three Brothers, from New
York Tor the East Indies, was driven ashore
at Buenus Ayres, Oct. and is total loss.
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Iatnl frnrn Mew Meaien-

ST. Louie, Mo Nov 70
Santa r. maii Eith dates to the 25th DC.
e. Der has arrived. News unimportsnt In
dams seHera ty qget
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es. a. the river is pretty generally
a1sd The Keokuk line OF Packets
r.il NJ. and only occasionally boat
onr wharf A little shore ice
.as lis appearance bat not enough to
fare with nsyigati on.
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TALLMAN & POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
Istreets.
nFFERforsala 81 fsl}aSnx yaluE q Reat -

Office Brady Street, between Second and Third
Istrsets.
nffERfofs4e ~ following ysla" Real p
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot or bird Street near he corner
Rock leland
g. Six lot al North eaysHport, between Perry sud
Rock Island streets.
Authe above lots are well situated aud la parts Of
lhe ely most rapidly Improving and shl pa sold or
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
Nom. 4. IS 81 T. ~ y. Range west 10 acres.
y, +. OFFS H.. $ 81 - n. Raasn6 west 40 acres.
The above iandsare a on the line Of the failrcsd
from Davenport to iowaEity.
Clinton County.
Nine humid red acre, Of prairie and ninety seres Of
lumber land near Elyira P. o, seven miles ltsm Ly-
ons CbatOn Co, near he Railroad; all choice land
we'll satered,
The above property will be sold on liberal credit.
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and hall from Prince
tun. Sixty frat rate Land, well I'm prov "a " IN
good houses. viii be sold at bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Twohnndrcd and nfty acres hne prairie land two
miles north Of Nontezuna,th the counts seat
Mich i7'jt-att
Scott Co.
100 acres uninproyed Ia nd two miles from hickory
Grove, three miles from hnleott. ten miles from.
Davenport, we'll gaieFed.
very choice iand.
Near Davenport.
one and one-halt mlos from Court House Oh tbs
bluff, with superb ye.s OF river and surrounding
country small farm Of IS acres uHder The highest
state of cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful lapd ~ the vicinity ths
ely. s---s--=.#=
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm of6g acres, 40 uHder cultivation, 90 of tim
ber A never failing stream runs through II. Viii
besold vary cheap.
Near Walcott,
so Acres Of choice prairie at a bargain
At North Davenport,
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E.7ryrR Avp Saturday was a
,m,royement on the weather. The
tooo or, brightly while there was a
l,,,ble modification of the tempefa.
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The bg steam-terry boat J. Wilson got
steam last Saturday morning. 10 take
d down to Muscatine, on towing eNpe'
-r She has been laid up sometime, the
export being capable Of doing oil the
grr at this dull season.
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,orsr To A MILL. On Friday even
| .s,tbe. ain shaft OF Burrows Mlli
asthls shaft is ten inches in diam.
-.osiaerahle amount Of power must
bsea necessary TO broke II. This ae-
Lsa, Mil stop tho mill about week. but
,orsntime Mr. Burrows VIII contin.
NJ. nurFbase wheat
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Selling Rates Of Exchange,
Fort Des Moines Land Agency.
LAND w ARA NTS.

NE undersigned have for safe Land Warrants
dInerent sizes, which they will self cash
EIae to suit purchasers.
they will pay particular attention TO selection And
l6ea lion Of lands IN Fort Des AoiBcs, Fort Dodge
tnarilaD and other Western Land districts. Also
par me O ftsXes and land business generally.
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DE-. N. I'll. nAEsSELlS.
Late Of Philadelphia
ID ESPECTFULLY offers his professional services
III 10 the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity
Having been attached for Number of yearsto tae
Philadelphia Hospital surgeon and ply sieian be
feels competent To- treat any disease or accident
that may be presented.
Would refer TO Professors 5. PancOst
- ChaS. ID, Meigs,
- Thos. d. Mutter.
ONCE, \. h. corner ,. and Harrison sis.
IlcIt
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.Hr.rgAL COURTESY. The Burlington
Esye sopje. the comments Of the Ga
,a ,s an editorial 81 The State Demo
ltustra,s Iha eao4-mmored inter-
r-. .. ag Davenport editor FL Hs X
-lg
W. like that. Men tDiu fall out and fight
lines. hut editors, though they disagree,
sogIe tw,r fling and threaten, are never
ar,ra to be otherwise than fr,ehds after
aud generally are a5 ready TO do each
p Kindness ms the wafmest protesting
aut Ia The land, Our peighbors at Day
cert have we'll illustrated that, III the fol
rg courteous exchange # sentiments
sartimenislity Of the one IS practically
s.'r ted by the other, and az men never
b. Who only Disagree IA the manner Of
rressing the same thing, We conclude our
ahbors are perfectly friendly,
We ay, friendly, but We sometimes feel
ned To believe that our netglbor8 in
yigaat,ty, often say things OF Us per
s..y hey would themselves be sorry to
aga tine. A. Cor us--we are amtat!s.
heart beats ia tenderness to all, and we
sure it is more disaqreable for NJ to
u cross ygurds than il Is for many others
aale them.
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A >yUTHEEs OPINION or THE SHAM DE-
.'' rAoY The Memphis Eagle and En-
'''', ul the 10th. m a pungeul article,
hlatno that the greatest huntbug Of the
we IN which We live, is the claim Get up,
'Oee lhe election, by the Sham Democracy,
10 NE glory of having Sapsd The Union :
he Enquirer says:
Nese arc the same fellows who, short
i"e ago, sworc they would DISSOLVE the
"'on should Fremont be elected, either b
vac FeopIe or by the House OF Representa-
Probably they mean they saved The
mon from themselves and their own disor.
'"'|.hg and revolutionary schemes Hav-
..E Won the sPoILs, they ute willing t.
. 1 by the Union another I,ur years bat
,0,, moment they iail to compass The S75,.
'o' ooo per annum, they aro for brea king
Up ana bursting things. A precious set Of
hloh-loyers these! From all such NAV
Ihe good Lord deliver usl
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T0B PRINTING

s,.y,fisttes, done In the nestest ana "a"
! a. \ ,s.r aud at Chicago prices at the
a.zatts steam Job Printing once.
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Notice.
Davenport. Oct Is, sd
~ ilereaS.

=" ueEedS.
IENRY w. CuAPIN on the 5lst day OF May, A.
D. 1890, made and executed Deed Of Trust bcar-
s date that day, by which he conveyed TO Charles
b. frowbride Trustee that certain land and premises
desc ibed a. follows: The undivided one bali part Of
the hall u the north quarter and the west
htlf OF the north quarter Of sccou number four
teeu in township number eighty, north Of range one,
east OF the hth principal meridian, which lard is siua
ted IN Scott tounty, Iowa, which said conveyance was
made tur scouting the payment Of cevtn EuntsspTI
nete for the Of Two Hundred Dollars, having the
date with said Deed OF Trust gwen BY said enry
". Chaplin to Homer s. Finley, and payable three
months after date.
Aud Whereas, the said Charles b Trowbridgo Truss
aforesaid has removed of the State OF Iowa
and Hon. WIN. h. Cook County Judge OF Scott County
p snanoe to the authority given IN such case g him.
has appointed the Undersigned Charles Powers Trustee
in place and stead OF said Charles b. Trowbrtdse, Q!
appointment under the hand aud seal OF SAID County
Judge bearing date the l7th day OF November, 1900
Now therefore default having bscn made IN the pay
OF said note the undersigned, trustee ~ aiofe
stid horeby give notice, thaG Nttae 81 the power anu
authority Ia vested aud the power oil sale contained
IN said deed OF Trust will ON Friday the Twelfth day
al December next O'Clock ia tho forenoon of that
day. AZ the Cburt House ia the City Of Davenport,
pose and offer for sale 10 the highest bladder the aSose de-
seribed land aud premises, or much thereof shall
Ice sufficient pay the amount due said with In
teres together with the and expenses oil making
such sale. ChAS, POM ERS, Trustee.
Dated November 18th, 1856. nov20-d Swtf
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DIR ED
Il "a r. r. -
G o m m ercial G olIeg e,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
incorporated Jnne FL, 1856.

bAtEEFS.
NfATiAH ". BARR, a. d.,
rfDk.-sHret Ia aTrteal AID Practical BOOK Is 70.
l-wara business PeHmahsulp-
Ju, EFh { LuPkZ, E-a
As-ts.z,t 4 mae pal sad ieactrf iU Ena" hs.!.us
department
DANIEL t.. SUNEET, Eaq,
ErtlareF oil Commercial Law,
DEuHGE "a. .uhtDF5 A. H..
Pfolesst vt hiaihr MATES aud German aEzaaga.
-. Iu,uarge 70. tsicuiHtioH ArgarlttfrHt
Iue winter course NiA -eoH.mrl,e on Lee- 81
tGr heW tpartrcpIs aTpToEIaIes tApn .siy 4" tEo
College pu uz-s, conner ii 81 0nd f5ffJ street
tn Jaco62 q. new huiiding fac GuGrss Nili @. &C.
prrheis,i eytTy sgSNch taught ~ similar l#silta-
Ii8Hz.
Ladies' Apartment.
Oae faoE. = ii he u.' two b mrs each Aay eNria-
stSeis a. a te uste department., ~ whleh Peui8.ll.
ship aGd book kEeulng viii be Taught under tic
Immediate supaT l=41R Il the Principal.
EVan m#Iiitf alH gf Afforded siadrH's fEua. =
distance. IA prutUrtu. gtabt1 boarding houses, and
IN ace teugarse in tue shortett % sEibis
ume, Fot Ia ssaE raficaisfs apply 10 or adde's
tbs FfHlctp4iY HpVsOa4l
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DRIhD FRUITS,
PRESERVES.

beaches Pears Aprieots, Plums, Strawberries Blael
/ berries Pine Apple, Ginger, Pie Fruit, &C., TO
sale by EVANS, CHEW 4 ~.
Corner Second sUd Perry st..
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COMPLETE assovfE.ent Of ALL The Ees CoLtaga
y fafi..s ~tuttsioT s4.fbI L. H.
LAEt4t GuI splopail assortment ol Boa, rsF
Alyrand beating ptTes tog safe ~ u D. ~
1 Akuh ard stnafi rvaI g.. H rrg.rf.ts sHI-tr
J. Il
4 uHHOS GOAL stoves, AL -a4a. i"rssia BY
L %. l.. Il
nPEN "Fs=usHa" Cod sIoss.. v4l s!t!iag
I J, ours lur-.lqaLy.s ~ L, Il,
:. I ouNu / 5hs, asg' Wage Frankhar stoves
h'. sale Do y n y II,
II gSSlA Hoastaees, With Iron TOP and Ia e, for
Nralcb BY D. l. H.
RI b. sod egmplata assortment OF Tin, Sheet
~ iron aud copper wars Tor sale by d. H. II,
HOUSE hoohrg, Tin spentng and jobbing ofal
i kinds crnneer't ~stE The Tia gA5laass done 6"
orl"r 10y u. l. II.
IIANrS always ready 10 90 out and pat upstove,
i L when called Ca aL u. H. HIS
WHEREBY return my sincere aHa heartfelt thank
i to- tho C,lz5us OF Davenport and vicinity Tor The
yery liberal patronage the! have eNirnded TO ne
s1"c M. residence "a Davenport, andhOpe by stFici
ala. HtioL ~ business TO merit continuance Of tie
saIae y. L. HORNE,
No
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NEW FALL MILLINERY.

JVS1 WECElVE ED Al THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE.
SALE AND RETAIL
MILLINE cry STORE.
CORNER OF BRADY AND THIRD STREETS, DAVENPORT,
ME subscriber takes pleasure in informing the
l Ladies of davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity
hat he has just returned from New York with a
splendid assortment of
Millinery, Embroidery .andsFancyi
Goods.
Our stock of Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, broeaded,
striped and plaid black and eolored Velvet
Ribbons, SIX Velyets, Satins, Silks,
French Flowers, Feathers,
Straw Ronnets, Sc.
is tAe larPest and ksst rrsr IL thus uark,t
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RDCKHlLL & SELLERS,

bEA LEES. IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Ola, Dye stufts,
Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
n T. Corner Harrison and Second SIS, Daycn,
port, Iowa.
N O w ID rnE q tore.
NITE would respectfully inform tho citizens o!
w Davenport and its vicinity tuat We nave just
opened VI lac n. +, corner Harrison and See al
sIs. the most con plete stock Of DEs L GS ever be
tore offered Ia The North West, and tru I that b!
strict attention TO business and desire to please,
to msIlt u share Of public patronage
our stock consists in part OF Drugs Chem.
Gals, Paints, Dye Stufis, Pc rfumery
and Fancy Articles. All the popular Pat
rnt Med GILes OF the daJ uaslantiy on hand. Ply
seians' Prescriptions 5nd FsiHiy Medicines careful
IL compounded. Having t.'ssDections in tue East,
We are warranted yGeTit < stock at prices n
low as ANY house In lac els Paysieians al coun-
sTy merchants re particularly invited 10 examine
oar s. Oek.
DR.. n II. MARSELlS, u regular graduate Of the
Philadelphia Colleges VI MeeeiLe and Surgery land
formerly resident physician to the Philadelphia Hos
pilal, can be found, when not professionally engag
ed, at our store. Residence, Hlrrison ST., between
3 and 81. X. * y
Octl DIFF H3m
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'o Saturday morning last shaft carry
}. mo Upright saw in RenwiCk's saw mil
9otc. It was Immediately taken out Tor
pss nod the mill viii again be in opera
d .u day ar two.