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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-13
Julius Lytance

Julius Lytance.
Ia " A q En- II,
ONO Ia AiEusoa's Bi7cE, Second street, between
alata aud Brady,
,6CRES large beautiful Timber, ~ miles from
| Davenport, price $50 per acre! val DO divfd-
al to 7llit purchases
improved Farms
a4O acres highiy improyediarE1 miles nom Day-
EXPORT 600 acresin cltiuyEtiol, good board fence,
with Usage orange, house, stable, etc
], beautiful farm 81 miles from pavsnFoT leo
aerc., co acres in cultivation, part timber, new
hons stable, etc.
) miles from Davenport, 60 aeiss, a. aeIss in eul-
tiyation 20 acresimbaF, EpnnAg wEtsr house, siA-
blaiete
One Of the best farms In Scott County, 3i4 acres,
only 3 miles from Davenport, i!S seEss fence, i4a
acres In cultivation, l39 aeres timber large orchard,
two good wolls, large house rooms, stable, ont
hutldiDgs, etc.
email farm0 aeres all in cultivation good honse
eic., G miles nom Davenport.
I.b acres :! miles rom Davenport, GO In cpI "a
on 20 scrsstimber, % acres prairie, house, sis'
ate.
3miles from Davenport 30 acres, 80 il Gull.
yaion part timber large new house good barn, etc.
so acYss splendid LAND, alin fence and 10 cuiisa'
ton on hs Dubuque road miles nom Davenport
Il miles rom Davenport 80 acres, &C acres ii suin
vatton,goo house, stable etc
IL miles HON Davenport, 60 aaIss co acEesin eui
tigaiion, II splendid timber, baanee prairie
large orchard, running water, good house, stable
u miles fyon Davenport 60 acres IN cultivation
house, stable, etc
SO acres l4mil.. isom Davenport, all in fence snd
cultivation.
40 acEss prairie land, niiss nom Davenport
beautiful views over Rock Island, Mississippi rive
and Davenport.
coo acres Of No class prairie land close To Wal
cot, some oft Guilty. and largo smounio1 IN
improg cd land in Scott county,
Anumber of hoasss, lots and vacant lois, pleasant
II tuaied 10 difersa psrs Of Davenport, for sale o.
favorable Is nus.
is beautiful lots in North Davenport. Terms lib
real, Apply 10 JULIUS LfThSCE.
July lS
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Calamity - Cape Island.
DESTRUCTION OF MOUNT VERNON HOTEL By
TIEE, ARD FEARFUL Loss or LIFE.
CANE ietANp, N. j., Sept.

CANE istANp. N. J., Sept. 9.
| The Mammoth Mount Vernon Hotel, al
tins place. took fire last night at quarter
! to o'clock. and was entirely consumed
! The other hotels escaped unnjuEed.
The origin OF the fire is unknown, Mfr
| Cain, the Lessee of the houEe, was residing
in the building, and had retired previous to
| the alarm of fire. His son, Phillip Cain,
escaped from the building By jumping from
the second story window, but was badly in.
! lured
| With The exception OF his son, the whole
Of Dir. Gains family persisted in the fame.
The following is a list of those lost Phil
| lip Cain, ST., the LESSEE. Andrew Cain, Mar.
TN Cain, Sarah Cain, and Mrs. Alherston.
/ The chaued remains Of Mr.. Cain were. found
this morning
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
Mr.. Phillip Cain, ST., with Col. Frank
T. Foster, OF this city, were the proprietore
OF the Inflated hotel Mr.. Cain resided at
Vncentiown, New Jersey, and went to
Cape Island the present season, for the pur-
pose OF opening the hotel. He WAS Go years
Of age.
Andrew Cain, his son, va! about 90 years
Sarah was but Is
Mrs. Alherston was 80 yesrs OF age, she
vas ! widow. She had gone 10 she Island
10 act as hoHsekeepar t. the hotel,
The elder Dr. Cain leaves Ni!s and
severn! children Al T.1een,toWn. Mrs.
Alberston also resides there Young Phil
lip Cain II about 10 wears or age
The Mount Vernoa Hotel was built BY q
company Of gen,iemen at E cost of Sl26,.
900, upon which there Is not one cent of in-
sarance. The building was first occupied
in 1853, but Meaafs, Cam and Foster did net
become the lessaea nntil The past season.
The hotel WAS celebrated for its immense
size, and for the superior accommodations
the building Afforded to guests. The int
rior was we'll finished, snd the apartments
were larger and more comfortable than
usual at watering place hotels
Although the hotel in its late condition
was capsule of accommodating two thous-
and persons, il was not finished at the time
of lis destruction twas designed 10 have
the buildings occupy three sides of q hollow
square or court yard, and the front range
and enc wing were up. One wing had ne
yer been commenced The building was
constructed entirely OF wood; It was 4 sto-
TIES high in the main r~i'A towers each g
stories high Three ,.e-e towers occu-
pied the corners Of The building and one
stood midway of the only wing.
In addition to these towers there was an
immense tow er siy storiss ia height in the
centre of the front. The entire structure,
both outside and upon the court yard, was
surrounded with NO yden Piazzss that exc
tended iroIn tho ground to the roof. with
floors at each story. The wing was quar-
ter Of mile in length, and the front covered
nearly an equal extent of ground. The
dining room, which was 42s feet long. and
90 tee, in width, WAC capable of accommo'
dating three Thousand persons. There
were 452 rooms in the building. II was
claimed that the biount Vernon was the
largest hotel IN the world
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GREAT ATTRACTION!
AT TIRE
Great Western Clothing Store.
OF
L. n.

- - w - IA - q l.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
HAVING Just returned from the east with three
j times large a stock OF Clothing and
Gents, Furnishing Goods as was ever O
ered In this market, and at 25 per cent less price,
feel confident thstl eau suit the puBls in price aud
quality. Having had two years experience In III is
city, and knowing we'll the wants Of The people, 4
have selected this stock of Gods from lie best
ern manufacturer. and Of The best qualities Among
which may be found two Thousand Uver-Coais
from to Is dollars; Jour thousand pairs Pants la
price from IS cents TO 90; one thousand Vests
from rs cents to 10 dollars; Dress Coats from 6
10 25 dollars, ErOch Is 80 dollars: sack 10 IS
dollars: shirts from so cts. 10 SiuU; fiais.
Caps, GENTS, Furnishing Goods. ia price
and quality to suit purchasers. AL goods heaK cI
moare warranted A. n ,. sF.cit.
thereby return my sincere thaEkt toF tho patron
age heretofore lioerGiiy bestog si nae aGt hope
sill to H5 FiI aud receive the sEme. 40 o boEIHIrs
Block. l.. L0ETESSTFIN.
p ). Country Merchants Will DO welI g. call auI
see my stock before purca asiHg elsewhere. Ehev
will find iO8 hgares and rca-ona bic iETma
aug 81 dwti
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Gun rnmderI Gun Powder

~ flF undersigned beiag agents Tor Lama, AiSllL
J g ana C;un Pow dsc, sud having Asgd Gine EGa,
81 ystii have constantly 90 hand, and soil Al
ioysst psires, all Eraiesor Powder
ENANs, CHEW Il CO.,,
ssn+o Corner Perry aud Second sts.
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Valley City Mills, Scott Conhty, o5
A REeonstantly Manufacturing me oesa r S.,,,,I
a Flour which they win sell 81 loNes' hsiAs'
prices IhTouah theiI agents. -
EVANS, CHEW & co. ,.ss,.
sspia Corner Perry snd Second sIs
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CoAL.--Several cars standing on the
track on Fifth street laden with coal inau-
gurate new feature in the trade of our
city 1t Is intended, we presume, for the
coal yard Of Mcssrs. Lowry g. Co., corner
Of Brady and Fifth streets. This will obvi-
ate the necessity Of sending teams to IIli
nois for coal, and 10 one Of the direct adyan.
tsges that flow to our city from the CON
struction Of the Railroad bridge.
From all accounts that big Douglas Rally
WIS much on the principle Of the boy who
tried to bore an augar hole with gimblet !.
-loioa Temp. Organ
Webeg leave TO differ with our friend, as
every aensible Democrat with whom we
have since conyersed appears 10 regard it
az pretty considerable Of bore.
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REMOVAL.
Gopartnsrahip,

NJ q. BANNER ESQ, has removed his once al
IL agsnally across 10 The sso0ud stetJ - 10
tonis building, In The room iaImeIiy 2eeseieu nv
gazette Ofic0, n Il coz second n bssas ss. 'u' az
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VALUABLE IHirtfGyED FAX NJ
FOR SALE.

GIfUAfEBin MugestGs eyuaty, fronting the Missis-
Ssppi River, midway btt~aen Davenport aud husea-
iins being portions IL eStJs - and 81 rOnng the
Ar and rs back and containing 3s acres, 60 acres of
which Improved and under high slate fenltyston
tho balance rolling prairie aud timber land There Is
the farm large story dwellings batp carriage house
and all necessary outbuiiduEs, all Ia dfst rate .ir
bearing orchard Of choice apple peach cherry and plan
trees excellent well and cster never failing brook
Of running water and very superior stone quarry.
ALSO-90 tiDberei land upon an island opposite
the above farn upon which is heavy growth OF timber,
pripcipaly hickory which ia accessible all
The abaye property will be sold cheap ahd upon terms
de most liberal. Enquire Of
N0uRSE VTELES CO.
At the Iowa Agricultural Depot corner Rock Island
and Front Sts.. Davenport. july adEtf
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low A
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
4 T meeting of the Stockholders Of the "iogl
\ Fire and Marine Insurance Company held a.
NE ot,lee Of the Hon. G. C. X. Mitchell, in the city Of
Davenport, August 18th, 1856, on motion Edwin
smith was appointed President and jos. Lameti,e
secretary, ... o..
on examination the stock subscription book. u
appeared that the requisite amount had been sub
seribed TO authorize The stockholders TO eiect
Hoard OF Directors. ,..,
on motion the stockholders proceeded 10 the eleG
lion of n board Of Is Directors, whereupon u X
Mitchell. Geo L Davenport, Alex w McGresor' Ed-
win Smith, Enoch Mead, BiskemOre, William h|
Manus. 5 S Giliett Strong RugReli, Jos lsmb:ita,
lanes May, stephen Thompson, John / pay!et'
BENZ + CotOs, Jas N Ini0sh, Jos Motto, II McGheo
and Royal Chamberlain were duly elected said board
/ On motion the a.eeting adjourned.
Ala meeting VI the Directors Of the Iowa Ere sGd
Marine Insurance Company. held ST the olleo OF
Hon G Rhiitchell, in the city OF Davenport, An
gust 18th 1856, at O'Clock p. NJ "a Il Mitchell
elected President. Alex w McGregor, Vice Sreti.
dent, Royal Chamberlain, Secretary, and Geo l..
Davenport, Treasurer.
on motion the President, Vice President, Secret
nv and Jos Lambrte were appointed committee 10
prepare code of by-laws and regulations, TO report
Al lie next meeting. The meeting then RdjouFu6d.
EDWIN SMITH, President.
JOSEPH LAMBRiTE, Sse'y,
DEF Demokrat aud State Democrat Nii copy aHe
month and send bin 10 Treasurer.
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- NUTIEI.
NJ Jena G. Davie bas iIss day Seer sSs4.
4sl TED a Farmer IL ogs ftf1. he busintss v Z
bs continued as heretofore, ard rhder lie cams
same and style, COOK Il aeA E(;EA5f-i
. iIaF ra mort A ngfEI.f Eas6 j "a
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CopastnsIahip,
uAIGHT & SBAkS have his dsy eonnsessu. VIZ ~
Ii them IN Business benjamin Beckett, aud tns
business will hereafter boeSLIis on unasr NE "
OF HAiehI, SEAMS rISNoAA'
GEysnpor:
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Hstl Hottsr!! Hottest.

THE underssn sd have on banda few more ofxheir
Pahsnt RsfrlGsrstoFs, which will sell al a 10,
iused price, to put them within the reach s al
Cali soo7. HULL, ALLkN & CO.,
Jrly1s az Front st., Esvsnpors,
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4 A.CRANDALL, No. LeCiaire Row, hss ja:t
- receigeda large otofists and popular Music foE
Inc Piano, Guitar and other instruments, among
which the following;
"uinnis,n OF "Like Flower" q ane song by
Wrighion
stDear Summer AoFn,n by that " eli.known and
popular ballad composer, stephen glover,
UDown wherethe Blue Bell Grow ~ . bssutifnl
song ss sung by SIR. Sins ReeSa "a, and composed
by a. LEG,
vi First Rate Sholtische,M b3 y. amer.
LOUISA Pyne Polka," AaIkstein'
scramble Quick Step ana piece Tor Two Gut
ars. auksbuu
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CASE, Glass and Patty atlow prices Ct
~ T.'CLOsE T. co.'s.
Harrinaa Patent safsa


WE sea by the papsTsags called the best ia the
w world : Few oftue same kiad for sale loH oJ
I. CLOSE q co.
81 da Ea-' side Bradg below Second -,
WHO good copying Press for Five Dollars;
w CLOSE CO. sells every thing low ny y
MATER FILTERS and Cooler q very desirable article
W at fnlay ~ Z . -.
YILpER Plated Tea Sets. PATTERNS Just received
- 1t (may 49, z o..
TJJRN Planters, Corn Shelters, Corn Hoe Cct1 Pop
I psrs and Corn Graders all a. W.
TNfN Tons Pump Chain, st lower prise than can 10
l. found west OF New York, 80
The lot viii he sold low. 4 a 20.
ftX chains OK Yokes Ok Bow, OK Pow pins and all
~ but Ok goads Tiny l9i ~ 20.
SiTosLESHoLMs Pocket Cutlery aud Pruning sstts
w a. CLOSE CO.
S1TEAN dauyts ocs and Whistles, and allother EiIds
y Of Br4 as ,>inIrs for Engines, at TCLosE s. Gu
Yu<SAIIHa Stocks and Dies fog sale at
\ 7 may 70 l Gl4sE = ~.
SPR4R and JAcKsoN's SAWs--the only ageueyf.
> tho west CLOSE Co
IRON il lower
j may 10 al CLOSE : ~
MAILS a Shade cheaper al
/ ATH Twing and Sash cord, just received by
IL may 10 CLOSE 90
SIEaANT Window IrimmInEz, such as tsilt Cor =
r. uaces Curtain bands, Cords and Iassel7,
Window shades, SC, Sc, just received. CLOSE 90.
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Haight. Sears 4 Beckett,

Haight, Sears 4 Beckett,
Leather nas ufEs drersrs and maaieaa sale Dealers in
Leather OF all kinds, S.idtsr. ssidiery Hard
aare, Csaeh Trimmings, Shoe Flnti-
iDgs, Tides, Se., Sc
"Tk have now on hand one OF the largest and best
w selected assoFtInenis Of
Leather and SaddIery Ma ri ware
ever ole red in the west. Comprising Ia par
sole and Harness Leather,
both Oak and HenlocG,
Collar Leather, Eg@s
French. American & Paieat Cali skins
kipa and Upper Loslhar,
Lininxs, Roans, Morocco, Binding, Patent and
Fain sklriing, pass sEd Easnsllsd Leather, Lasts,
Findings, sc.
ssddIsry Hardware, Japanned, Brass and silver
Plated, from the best manufacturers. Selfsai ust-
ing, Gig and Pad Rnlisr, Horse Shoe and Spring
ker or saddlsr can wish.
Carriage and Groeera bors, iop Props stump
Joints, Coach Lsess, Bands, EnaDeiled CloihR, Wag
on Hubs, Spekss, Bent Fellows, Carraisge Shaft,
Carriage Bolts, Wagon Springs, Axeis, Horse Col
lara, Horse Blankets, Fly SeIls &c; Sslt Leaf her
Machine s.retcheaand Rubber Belling. Belt Rsynts
&C., &C.
We invite the attention ofpu rchasers, feeling sa-
HAIGHT, SEARS & BECKETT,
Cd Street, Sd door above Perry,
aug a5dI Davenport. Iowa.
For Bargains in Groceries
II july "a ALVoBD & VAN PATTINs
TIE place buy al kinds Of Dry Goods At low tguTes
i Is 1t NapSWORTHS,
iyl0.f Cd ST. opp. L~ Claire iielsa.
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A NuMEkR OF desirable iols Tor residences u
n Brady, Mnin aud Harrison streets, tosissss 81
The term Of rs yesn. apply e arpyrv
once on Main between Rroat and Second ats.
aug ~ diff 80
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NOTICE.

y,>uE undersigned having disposed Of ibSli bast .
,ra,t.J aftbnukiuu their former patrons toT ihelr
Lana liNrTsl engtan, and would requests con
TinnsnaR OF ths same 10 the new hrln. =, ..,,r,
''a na" NJ. TnOMPEpN co.
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BUILDING IOTS

E'oR sale al fair prices and AZ o.. long sfei,. to
l. G3eiilIats in pfoYemsnls
COOK s. SARGENT
Etli sen i0tste par viii oslld Ia thsrr u.s.
ssAseas at moderate price, sad credit 81 !, =
and 3years June s. 4 a.
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Bank of Florence.

49, - % ssH
GEO y. - tdESf fres't J. NJ Paz-xz, CssE,r
II undersigned rrofret5rs cfthe Bauk Of EIorense
Asgraskzs lf'a1y mo srs EiEEsR :. 4.4chartsE l..
c5Ei1Sa!iy rssPo sbie4eF Oh ia issaea, all silI zs
the Notes Of said Institution, 81 Is uates II ~ 81
ficIence, in coin, and at eit beh ~ E5ser
in Eastern Exchange at ons h go II. fl sres ~ .a-,
rgf rs other eurfelcy.
COOK 81 SAAGE&I. paasUetlt
~ GGQE, sLI.sz4aI L Lla IL -rt5r ST. Sr.--s
sYvE, sAEe1N 7 z COOK, AZ 4j3--ioiaesj ss4
S'f0h, eAi'sz1s = 4 FAhA-4-l Ference, Seb1as
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Fort i,ss 'lOines Land Ageaey.
Exchaa4@
Atlanta and Intsfi0l. EaaEs
fknre 8liaanee TO s'es are II 7

N l. shall con tinue 10 receive and pay 1at lLs
w ao.es Of mo above Banks las . have doas
sinra tfs5r alter be jslh n and ~.
Iarther notiee. LJanI2l COOK B. So hGss4 ~
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smiles from Davenport, 60 acres a. aeEss In oul
tiyalion, 20 acrestmbsF, EpnniAg wEteF, mousse siA
BILE .ete.
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One Of the best farms In Scott County, 3l4 acre.
only miles from Davenport, l7a scErs ienea, la
acres In cuItiyallon 100 acres timber, large orchard
Two good wells, large house rooms, stable, on
buildings, etc.
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;sfgsDI.UctON,

BLACkSMlTH'S TOOLS.
A NVlLs, Vices, Drills, Bellows, Stocks shd b3ss,
n siedges, Hammers, rongs, So, for sale b
Jels BURROWS, PRErFYAAN a DAL2ELt.
~ Do2 Steel AMI lfo4 Shovets and SpGdes ios
20 sale by b z. d D.
Kegs Horse Shoes aud Hsrso Shoa Mats,
- 10 boxes Scytbe Stenes.
/! dozen Selves assorted sizs7, for lals hy
q. +. 4 u.
.UW by b. P, Il ID.
sOInBBLS. AyiFauliG Cemeat for saieby.
Packing Yarn.
n coll hemp AID manila faehihg fs.n snd Lash
~ Twine, '"r sale b.,
July IS ns = q y
Rxs Cincinnati and 81 Jouis Pearl Corn Starch,
E.)ss Rls Lard, Ltn.eed and BknE Ola iaTpenuns
so Kegs White Lead. -
lhesse
70 EOSES ". Il. Cheese, prime iJt az sale 2!
! Du BURROWS, fkETifhAN 'ALhhih.
Cement.
200 jdIyi5 E.r. & D.
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FOR LEASE,

| 9TSa, & 5 in BlSsk "a, ecsl In OF Fsrnsn.r e..
l. Third Slreeu. SH7NEE
Apl I'd IT, s45E k#M Geek a. S4RERky
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!, beautiful farm ct miles from pavsnPor', ie1
aercs, GO acres in cultivation, part uhaesEs new
hon 81, stable, etc.
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improved Farms
gao acres hi ghy improved farm miles fsom Day
enport 900 acresin cltiugEtion, good board fence,
with Usage orange, house, sIabis, etc
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plSn and hxursd Alpscas, black, plain and eoiored
nslsinss, an wool cashmerss, Ginghams,sCalyss Us,
White Goods Einbfoidsrtes, Shswls, Cloaks, Do.
nestle Goods IN all heir branches.
Hats ahA Caps Al Wholesale sad retail, and
great many other a eles too me GUS 10 men.
ton. All Of which III ssll as a. thay ca bs
bought anyw where west Of Sss York.
Country merchants are particularly Invited 70 ax
anime our stock before making their purchases.
We shai ~ all tim0s be happy to show our goods
doubt not bat enabled 10 suit the elosasi az
we'll as the most tastidioa Us buyer. s4 q
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Ohio and Iowa Stone Ware, Bran, Graham.
Flour, Corn Meal, &c., &c. sM
ECONOMIST MILLS FLOUR.
warranted best quality kept constantly on hand ana "a
yeTed BY tho barrel hall barrel in auy paIt III sLs ~
without extra charge. CHARLES n. RAWKLs,
navel '65 $780, Front st. ID door sast ol MAJ
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-16

DR.. Hardman treats Connumpsion, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, l.aryngitis and all diseases
of the throat and lungs by Medicated In
halation. The great point in the treat
ment Of all human maladies, is to get at
the disease in direct manner. All medl-
cines are estimated BY their action upon
the organ requiring relief. This is the
important fact upon which Inhalat ion is
based. II the stomach is diseased, we take
medicines directly into the stomach. II
the lungs are discussed, breathe or inhale
medicated vopors into the lungs. Medi-
cines are the antidutes to disease, and
should be applied to the very seat Of dis.
ease. Inhalation is the application of this
principle to the treatment of the lungs, for
1t gives US direct access to those intricate
air-cells and tubes which lie out of reach
Of every other means Ct administering
medicines. No charges for consultation.
OTHER DISEASES TREATED.-ln relation
to the following diseases, either when COM
plicated with Lung affections or existing
alone, / also invite consultation. usually
find them promptly durable.
Prolapsus, and all other forms of Female
Complaints, Irregularities and Weakness
Palpitations, and all other forms of heart
disease, Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia,
and all other diseases Of the Stomach and
Bowels, Piles, &c.
All'discases Of the eye aud ear. Neural
giu, Epilepsy and all forms "f nervous dis
ease. No charge for consultation. y
S. d. HARDMKN, M. D.
CINCINNATI REFERENcEs. A. H.
Baker, Surgeon to Marine Hospital, Prof.
q. B. Chapman, Col. of Med. and Surg;
Prof. b. s. Lawson, Col. of Med. aud Surg;
Prof. Jas. Graham, Ohio Medical College /,
Prot. E. Slack; Prof. L. Mend.
SANDUsKY CRY REFHRENCEs.-
81, lS54.-We the undersigned Physicians
Of Sandusky City, have been acquainted
with the practice of DR.. Hardman and can
cheerinlly recommend him to the Profession
and wherein he may practice:
Daniel Tilder, M. D.; NJ. C. Hoyt, M,
D.; o. $. Lane, M. D., II. j. Danahoo,
NJ. D.; L. A. Silva, M. d.; L. A. 2lan-
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-16
LEGAL NOTICE.
Henry Jackman, Pltff. IL

Henry Jackman, Pltff. In the Court of
Alpha Morse e Ct ais. Defts. I Petition. ,''''
NOTICE is hereby given TO Alpha
~ Morse and Harriet Morse, his wife, Eras.
tus H. Stanton and Mary S. Stanton, his wife,
Frederic W. Carnman, Robert MJinsey and
Daniel q. Coster, all Of whom reside ia the
State Of New York, that Henry Jackman, on
the 23d Of June A. D. 1856, filed his petition
against them, in which he prayed, among 6ther
things, judgment against the said Alpha Morse
and Erastus H. Stanton for the sum Of S29l6,.
&c with interest from December 4th, A. D.
1854; and the foreclosure Of mortgage upon
real estate, to secure tie same in Saline Town.
ship, in Jefferson County, Ohio, being the
property heretofore sold by Henry Jackman to
the said Morse and Stanton. The said peti.
ton sets forth that the other defendants, Cam.
man, MJinsey and Coster, claim to have some
interest in the said property, by reason Of
deed Of trust and other agreements and deeds
between the parties, which the petition char.
ges to be void. The petition asks fora Judge
ment against said Morse and Stanton Tor the
sum Of $29l666, with interest from December
4th A. D. 1854; that the instruments between
said Morse and wife, Stanton and wife and
the, other Defendants herein, be held TO be null
and void and that the mortgaged premises
herein, be ordered 10 be sold to satisfy the
Judgement herein asked to be rendered. -
The Defendants will further take notice that
their answer must be filed by the day Of
1856, or the matters and things iu
said petition will be taken as true against them
anG q judgement accordingly,
HENRY JACKMAN, Plaintiff,
By THOMAS MEANS, his ATTY. (.