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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27
HURLEY's sARsApaRILLA.

IsHfs lsys liable cogiio au fully appfecia ted
BY ths sansttesh peon o, u ginning vide celeb
rts ,and hss beeom- psrmsssntty established ~ the
s.st etse lys medicine of the Esy Certid-
is atliF pa1riag tn tsoai ait sftsvf sho ssstes
~. me amir ted no~ rel Ice rhore Is he hrn
sry 5.iser rzF7siy pssyss inn tctDat bisesss which
To- sesrs rsprased sanres oE n y. and a9ouzIpg
r,frs. Save reas Yielded beneath its irTesf-titic
ihaenea sHd countless fami ies rendered. happy and
cheerful by iz extraordinary efficacy. III YOU want
lac and genuine sarsaparilta. TN atl which
y 'f.reElt, and sdpef Balls any other
p I'd thing Is rapabio ~ ssiHS 20 another,
lnen i2se Harieys, for out Of u ossands of csses
e4tJst55, t4rongh siananIa. Mississippi, Wisconsin,
tB4laas. ati,.oari and Kentucky 10 BIAS never ina
t}8sl igs been gauNa 70 ait and will cure be-
en.,. hlllb. s5g4 8t4kt Atist$i
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
ssroyuie, Kings EVIL,
Affesiioas OF the Bones, sypnllis, 9f't =
nehlity Habituai cestivsnsss,
Erysipelgs, Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint. Pilss, sa415
ReInaie lrr. guiaritiss, Fistnis. $50 gl ~
Skin Diseases, Diseasd Xidneys,
ann grssr4ni Powerful Tonic, purifying the
BLOOD and invigsrasing the entire sysssn. III
1s,' ftstic.as, tsoagh pr,l9re Al greas. expense
F#ltse pricc 90 feSr-z' ii h-t-f socte.y nay OF
3.l-tt IHo5iAs a. HURLkR. Ess
AI4Hafarfory. corner 81 Seventh and Greea sts,
t louisville, Ky.
~ FoF . le at who'esale or retail by
ipIti d6sfy G.T.wE al, lie CIaife Row.
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Plated ofesery Kind and quality;
Harness and Coach ninnin6s;

0feII Kinds; Broad q tbs, Enameted Cloths;
Patent Leather Laces, Fkinges. Webbing. Carriaks
Bows, Bands, Hooss, Rngs, and Ia short every arii
Gle thr Coach Trimmer or Harness Maker could vish
We respectfully solicit calls 20 examine ear stock
ceiling confident so oeer such Induce n,s rs {,
nsssp customers. HiiGHT q SEARS,
Sd St, enc deor from Perry.
Ma! 3l-dwlS Davenport
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27
LEATHER! LEATHER!! LEATHER.
TAKE KOTYCR.

THAT liAIGH1 d SEARS New Leather store on
] 90 ST., on, door from Perry lie noS open;
Where can be found sf sIl timss full supply ol
Leather ofsyery description for the Shoe farases
Maker. Findings, Innings. Las.s and Finding.
trench and American Calf Skins: Ensmeied. geie.
Upper Bell and Harness Leather; Morocco, Roansstc
Sadiiery Hardware japaned, Brass xnd oliver
Plated cI eyar, Find nd ali
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27
S,EgSY FIST
* llnFskl superior article. just fr,Im the man
lJ. .tNbI Iafacrery, Tor sale wholesale and retail.
arilT McMANUS a. SHEPHERD.
FRESfi ME- A rs.

yTNHE subscriber stst en- sfaiiin the upper end
i 81 the owsr Market. " ere he assures the rub-
c lie is pref AIRED at all times I" than " h %
good meats the country sfsrds, and at rs low
pTlee Ia eSR be obtained D The city. He asksA
share off ahiir Patronage. Meat deliyere at the
rt j. erees tffustsmers. W. ID. MOORE. n
S'ay eth. 1855 dtf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27

" o T I G =

- q. DAWSON 81 co, have lormcd
- PARTNER inpnth r. II GGgSs, under III nala-
and s'e Of b-,wsan. tirzgs & Co, 10 take efsc.
on the let day AZ ssIBvcr, IslJ.
Al i,er-o itavipy sr.te accounts with tho old
arm are requested {! call and ssitie. ucta5
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NM Ic MUSIC! HUsICg

V3HE D 3VESPtRT lSDEPEAIkNT BRASS
i StSb having at great expense procu ed new
and suIta BE aslr for simnstany occaaoa, wu an
10 the c,,izens of this city and II neiehbor.
tas lies and towns thai they fully prep aned
att nd - Il. respectfully reli.it The pstrsrsgs
OF the pubie. JAS. H. DUMONT, Sec
ltI tim
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27

j.'RESCH III, Waits st!, Engilsh Sid, Bronze kia
aud ' -iyst Sttppers.
ilsn Aid, Congress, Engiish and French Last,us
GEIters from. 40 70 81 Is pc pair .or sxl. b
Dec DAWSON. .GRgG /, 4 cD
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DR J. NcD1NELL.
VETERINARY SURGEON,

~, VVrISHhs 10 Inforn tn public that h.
rSy1l' w has perm neItl. located IN DASel.
y" post, where he I'll continue ~ treat ala the
diseases the horse ~ upjsct to, III the nl
Sc eutihc Principles. After constant practice Vi
naiiy years all Aiuds Jf diseases, he tues pps
90 say that h. wiliyn1 Saisiacti n 10 all who EN-
Iloy i'm. He eah produce good Certificates a
any other M n west o. " YORK. IL has oul'
iew months. and the many Important cares he has
cliected since hs caIe speak more for him than
eaH rra -Iiy bt In >ericd IN u new spaper.
The follow Ius. .eE,liemeR VINO have em Ilnyed hin
SINE. no came hGrs ON the mcst severe cases wiz
seun.
All diseases warranted cured If eurab.e, or n"
moueD paid
- Nu.h-yrr. Au5 care he c.iHoI cure, u any oIhe'
AZ All crt gpt surelt no Will Jay hin. out oi al,
poe ets
Poi! eyi.. and Fstula. warrahted cured in any
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gEFEREECEs.

L Williams, q Gan.,oa. Cotes d Davies.
" rodrus " ,sss!sNnrth, IL d aisndihe. webb
- Co.., X Haye, 3,h iPssr, y alLsfssa, " s:ks q
, amp b1i., b Barr, u t. Cue, ih ~ X gan b t.he
Hou . 4 S,ook4 q h paseIi OF. I u Eagh',
Bfovk~,J ANgu J a ,r.tHd-ii, DR.. o'Rsard oh. H.
A su!iIh, DonIlIs lusL., GIiiel, N Row, Il l.
AichUlls, FVsseT
lie eau sus consulted al the City H,te!, or i, his
new Horse shvvms Estaoiishment un III ri street.
4 n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27

FREsH Brrrvr AND Eafs
0.n0PoUNps Fresh roll Butter also. 13 kef cAcies
Z.ctVpsrs~i and 900 dosea Eggs. jus, received aaa
ns -ale vt the HAw6EYF STORE.
ap,n JACOB wIAyER, IN, 90
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-27

Particular attention paid W the purchase asA sole
OF "a d1'e. Liberal advances maze on Coeann.
merts Cssh paid Tor all kind Of Produce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
.aEA,eDe9.! Lumber!
At the Rock Island Saw Mill.

TTAvING receivcsi . larg. Ssupply u Legs We are
III now runnlng our Mil day aud night, and sre
prepared to receive orders for all kinds Of Building
And Prsmug l.uusbcr Ixths, Shingles sad Fencing.
An orders with which Davenport friends may Ia
gos us will bs executed with aud dispatch.
MEAD SMITH + MASH,
aeck ysJsuds Nay ~. - AtD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
Il } 0; -
SnriNO .1l.r0N cement,


an and after Monday April 18th 1856, and unit
Ofurthr notice trains viii! leave Rock Island dairy
SUNDAYS Exc p ed, as follows
1st mail train AT 600 y
I'd express, stopping only at tho principal
stations at 1915 N
81 night express Stopping a. all stations STOP
4th freight, with 2f class cars at 10 a N
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, Sundays *
cptcd, as follows:
u. Tl&Ht eAy,ss..S oW y J.
"a eApr~ss ssspnns only At prin stations = u r
u mail train 81 lUl5P
Ath freight, with ~ class cars Ut 6R r
AT trans over this road direct ronnrxim st
Cbcagc With trans both the MTnisaE Southern
and Michigan CENTRAL r. r. 10 sfd from Detroit, To-
ledo. Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh
Dunkirk Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Albany, New York.
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also At
l.aSaie with trans ~ the Illinois Central Road
North u Galens ana south 10 st. Louis and Cairo, 70
which places tIck.ts can b. procured"f
s. s. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
r. Z Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers sre reminded Of the neccssityof giving
distinct directions as tn destination Of their bag
cage ais 70 procure tickets fore taking their sestk
IN the cars the conductors collect fares only 70 sta
tos on the ,ne ~ Chicseo kRnck Island railroad
JOHN Y. TRACY, Superintendent.
WI wauAAs. Asst Smpt.
Rock Island. April 1885. Ihffl
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Chicago, Alton 4 St. Louis r. X.
- s2Ys--f.i.r s4-.:sa -,..;r:s.~ K y-...s::szz:
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

rdins i.uoe Clico1o for 81 Lnuis aid iato.ne.
diate places.
Accommodation rr1in, tS.riay' uxcsrtsd) 930AM
EApI.ss Train, saturdays excep,.d> II iOrM
trains ltdre 81. L0uisjo, C.ica9o and insein,e.
di.I.. i,.!c.o.
A.c"nn,od at,on Tram, lsunaay excepted 7a0A y
express Train saturdays esccptaD 3NpA
Trains run directly timoGRh. without change Of
baggage. Trains TIN .,iIouen Joliet, Eioonn-
ingt.n, Springfield. Csrliu>nir ana Alton.
wiDraius Iuu ON this road make G;tcct connections
III Joliet Cut or aud Michigan Central H,ilroad ut
Joliet making this tl,- rpt i.s,, act and most re
Liable route between 81 ...as and ..cw York, Boston
Philadelphia. and tho East.
With Illinois tmtIal n h Al B,oonllnston,fcr La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo
Hh Great Western VI Aii,no,s ~ Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With all the Rail, Dads d'vevgng from Chicago
with daily line al Packets ~ s. Louis for kcokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri EiNes.
Through Tickets ali plates eRticnes' above can
be procured NJ all the principal ticket Offices il the
United efatoB, es,6 ~ tic Ota.eS
In 81, Louis In Chicago
Foot Of w Asisl. ssUn Av Is Deasisrn street, oppo
eE.s, va Levse. site fremont House.
RlCH'D r. Mv2uAk, a., oupt.
Bloomington, 49, :, low. icOi3du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
DIR. j MCDOWELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Ha WISHES TO inform the public that he has
E1n perman. nifty located in 'Davrupor', where
4 he will continue ~ treat all IN. dist ass the
" III horse is subj ct TO- on the INST scifhi,hc
Principles, After constant practice OF many years
all kinds IT dis eases he feels happy u say that he
will satisfaction 10 all that employ him. lie can
mr., due. as good Certificates auy other man West
u New York. He is here only few months, and the
many import ant cures be has cfcied since he came
viii speak more for hn than can readily De inserted
in a Newspaper.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since h- here the most severe cases VII. GER
tsy TO his abiiItics competent veterinary Sur
geon.
All diseases warranted cured II curabis, or no mon
~ paid.
He earnestly socits trial on any severe case
whatever Any case he cannot cure II any other man
BE- got to it be will pay hiai cut OF his own
;~,cket.
Pole evils and Flstulas warranted cured IN any
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-15
DEST'ISTRI:.

lBA DIR W q CHuucW hav wing 'lv
42 located it, Davenport respectfully
uNTV1 tender his srrt les To the CIT
AIAAD izcns. in all operation aprcrtain-
ing 10 the practic" Of Dental Surgery.
Teeth inserted from a single tooth 10 fu double
sett in the finest style Of tho art, and warranted 10
give satisfaction ofic"-Bla'ly street, west side,
between Fourth aud Fifth
We allowed tn refer to-
Dr J Bleskcr, Cinciunati; pr J Train, Pom roy,
O.; Fitzgerald, Carlinvilie, ILL.,; Mr. Mc'iavran,
Davenport. (mas22dtD
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Go Uhom il man Concern.

business SOUTH-A Gentleman Of education
- and best business qualifications wishing to travel through
uhen Saes the LIST Of January the LIST Of April
next. wishes COMMISSIONS, AGENCIES, &c. for that
section Best Of references Address SOUTH Tribune Office
for three weeks
CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY,sOfice No. 261
~ Broadway Of WArren-s-Underakers and others
interested are hereby notified the Office
the grounds every day except Sunday, ct 10 aud
.. m, and on Sunday at 10 g IN.
Also Map OF the entire grounds has been completed
showing all the Avenues Paths Lakes Groves Parks TO- &a
which may BE- had Of the Office
These grounds first offered to the public for Cemety
purposes l849 and ey contain tho remains Of more
than 81, 900 persona
number Of ntermt nts In ths Cemetery such
render absolutely that al funeral professions
oud the funeral entrance In order that the Bel
BE- toed giving the keepers Of their spposch thus
avoiding delay and confusion.
The attention of Undertakes particularly called to this
regulation. By order Of the Board 81 Trustees .
EDMUND DRIG0S, President
z. THO. EExsgN. Secretary.
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rpyINGs LIFE OF WASHINGTON,
II NAV" IUsTR RATED.
A Lr,,i.-E ,fENTs q Or CLUBS.
Oman INDUCEM hNTSs.


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ns v yo, BEING complete life OF "AAins IN before
or are furnish the 'sme TO subscribers
tne on ihe receipt Of NJ % Single numbers
w Ia TO sny part Of the Union on the receipt of q c's
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.. ~ 20 dis and naiiOus publications Any
- ~ ult, ing four piions for the fret volume com
1890 fvrteen will be- entitled TO five copies dev
80 FREE of postage Clubs Of six RENTING S2l will be cn
lied to two copies Of the volume, extra copy and
sny otLef Of Putnam Co.'S publications of equal value.
club oftweve rempg $ will be entitled to four extra
COMES or an extra copy and complete set Of Addson works
In volumes delivered free Of postage The same prenu
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Ina volumes Each plumber Of the illustrated Washington will
contain one and eyery other plumber two scass Steel En-
Cravings M.ps In addition TO the Steel Ensyinss the
OF hsorics subjects CAUTl0NPersonss sob cbns for ths
Life OF Washington should be particular obtain the only
otk which forever remain the standard authority ry
Life Of Washir gton bears the imprint of g. r. Putnam
L Co. the only publishers Of Irvns's Works .
Every American should put this work his bookshelf SHE
by side with his Bible Let your children read H. aud learn by
The example Of the Crest Washington the esons of patriotism
moral under Difficulties which the history
Of bis life sords We know Of American book woich we
bad rather than th II worth thousand OF the trashy
fScienlifc American
Country papers copying the above stvsT,semen' twice
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II 0 T II T. HOLIDAY vs.
l. WAlCHfs.-fiNE GOLD and SILVER WATCHER
The sye- ana pleLdla Of Wschss IN the
orJ sto b. found - the sutscrbsrs he bs b. IN bad
he-s 10 sst Coz tbe last eighteen y,s and srnf al ie-
WGe,U Huot less than usual price,
Beautiful Gold Lpin. Watches tour poss yeveied en %
Yne Gold Detached L-yrrs fail j.weied ..........Sn
fne Gold HUNTING Il pn., four holes jov-led ...SS 90
Gold HrntiIg Csse English Patent Levers .......fS 90
fne Gold Hunting Detached Levers full iewced 80 -
Gold and kuAme. WGches for Lsde. ~ 90 10 100 co
spendic Gold Pooto. Overwhelmingly 90 % J %
ing hoTses....,.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 &C 70 80 90
God HuntnS Wscbes which days.. IL o. 70 Sic D,
Gold Mario Watches. which change into
three different Watches O. n re 90
Goid English Patent Levers full eeled. e 90 to em %
Silver Engish Pxent Lever SIG % TO S0 90
Silver Detached Lever. full exeled slS % 10 So 60
FINE God Hunting Case Rsi!xly Time keep
Silver Lepines four holes jeweed SO 20 CIT o,
N. J. Tobias. Harrison r. O. Beeselsy 7. r. Coopsr sSd
Other celebrated uAkes, for saie very low.
All Ws'ehes warranted to keep time Watches AID
Jewcry exchanged Watches and Jewelry repaired IA The
t-s' aud At much lees than usual Goods
GEORGE C. ALLEN Imposer Of Watches aud Jeweiry
Wholesale aud Retail. No. II %as. Cd hoor nes- Broad -sJ
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GIFTS and PRESENTS .T for the HOLIDAYS
ROGERS BAZAAR
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS.

FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
No fsa Broadway. d.
These goods imported effort has ben .p.red
ARTICLES and Toy. the Holiday season selected from
sTsy par Of T iss void " q ss,sh will be poprr,oy
A Nh Rogers will challenge all competition in the low
EicH FANCY "a s5iFn ANTILLES II Il. ,.n'n'
Ladies, and Gerteucn' Dre" Jewel Boxes Of She'll Pearl
Velvet md Leather Reteule. Gia: nd Pearl odor se1s.
and Bag. COLD Chains Rings aud
style '' 81 every ri sSit'e jcwory, Brooches,
Pearl md Silver Postmonnaie. A S.. eS''e''A '-
Wood, tc,. '''.'' '''' GI.. and Pearl Braid, and
Rich P.picr Mache Work Companions,
Tables and Stands superior Cutlery, Scissors,
meni: 'e''' anu 0'Ds c.ne. cis1 Stand, and
superb Psrisn MedallOn, Of
GAMES Al Is FOR THE AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION
Ches. and DOmince. 16eOsrphical and Historical
Bsttledores and Graces, Games,
Bssaelle ami Iivo Boards Building Blocks and HOUSES
Playing Of every variety Puzzles Of description
Cnbbsge al Solitaire Boards Spelling and Reading tfea
D'' PERFtMERY AND TOILET ARTICLES
Shell Back and Dressing bs Ladies' Powder and Powder
Ivory and Rubber Combs. Boxes,
hair Comb, snd Enl Brushes Toilette Bottles,
Extra Pefamed and Fancy Perfmery and Extracts Of all
''' TOYS Dolls; TOYS
Baby Houses, TOY Wagons, Carts aud Horses,
Boxes Of Furniture, Menaseries, Theaters,
Wax and M del Dolls STABLES, Stores,
Rag Dolls Rubbe' Dss Noshs Arks. 49,
China Dolls Paper Dolls Carriages Horscs and the Ee-
Toy Pianos Dulcimers and phant
Harmonious Wvollv Dogs Sheep aud Goats,
Toy Toa and Dinner Sets Of and Farm yards
Britannia China Glass and Stoves Kitchen Utensils sad
Wood Kitchens
Magic Lanterns, steamboats,, Locomotive, and
MechsLicsl Toys Of every va Cars,
riety Fire Engines,
Magnetic Fish, Ducks, Boats Sand aud Water Mills,
&C., Soldiers Caps and other Ac-
Drums Swords and Trumpes eoutrement.,
Guns. Pistols and Cannon, Rocking Horses
IMPORTED AND SOLD AT
II. s. ROGERSS EXTENSIVE BAZAAR OF FANCY
GOODS AND TOYS
No 100 Broadway NevYork four doors above SprprSt
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~ MEDALLION rEN.-In purchasing these Pens be GER
tain that the seal has been broken, and the Patrons Ticket
extracted Every box is sealed In wrapper that 10
typed duplicate Of the exterior Of the box See that the seal
not broken You only ssfe in purchasing Of regular
4 Co., MANN SPEARE; LANE 4 Co.; BURNETT
SEsBiTT" Co ~ sRANcis LoGrRE e. RICH 1
LoUTREL H0sF0RD Co BIGEL0w ! BLEECK-
ER ard j. BLOOMFIELD; and at wholesale BY ssrs.
MARKS, BUTIRICK 4 Co, No. IS Ch.mber.st; AMES,
HERRICK. BARNES RHODES No. IS John-st.i GRAY,
COOK MERRITT No 10 Beekmans, and at the ofhce Of
the COMPANY. No 293 Broadway
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6orses. Carriages, &r.

nor SALE CHRAP-A good HORSE. II Ar
NESS ara LIGuT WAGON suit.hle q D,otors OF
veses uAas Pp.yE, 5s<bAsea:ar AFpy Ne ~ Bsv,v.
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EOCND-On Tuesday evening in one OF the
i Fulton Ferry Bo~.. LtDtS RLriCuLE. vhies tho
ave By applying TO SMITH No 81 beek nan
ST. ih door ou ds.crbns TIE aGd paying fot ID
ysrisiug
I OST-In lith-st., between 2dav. and Broad
L. w.y. LADY'S GOLD HUNTING WATCH s1d Gil At.
ELAINE The fuder si be suisby rewarded By leaving
;, The -,nre Of LUCIUS HART Nos and Burning slip
ttlH REWARD O L - The following
~ lNCERTlFicATRS OF STOCK: Fivs shares Aehisaa
CIr Railroad No. SIS Which incl3scd 10 an eavei92e
addressed AUx Coet and 900 shafes Gsrdioer Gold Nos
IS; $40 Their transfer being provehd they al
10 sny but the Apply ., NJ. 60 valet, Ofcs No.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS and destruction Of
the land from the burning Of Fluid Now all dancer and the
the Of accidents 10 entirely removed, you use the
PATENT 1NDIA-RUBBER FLUID LAMP, which cannot Do
broken busted exploded and cannot be filled whsn pua
tarly safe Lamp In In appearance extremely neal
and cannot fail 70 sve entire satisfaction We are deaoos %
granting Special Agencies la county in the United
favorable and solicit alton Of the best ~ oo
offered TO Intelligent public For inform.tioa ao.oe
stamp to HAWXHURST MOTT, exclusive Manufscsarsfs
The United States, No. 50 Fntou-st. Newfork CITY
INFORMATION WANTED-Of colored Boy
n,med JAMES WHITE, about 10 years old supposed to
Rave be- stolen end whaling voyage about tnie
months ago. L. lame his left side hand aud foot Any n
~ be thankfully received BY his mother 1E
NINA WHITE. No. ln Mottst, N \.
OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAxs; New =, C Court House
NOTICE.-In conformity with an Act for the
N Collection OF Taxes passed April ls lS+3 hereby
Tax Payers who have omitted to their Taxes
r the yesr that unlsss the same paid TO me 81
Ocs before the First day OF January shall proceed To
Per calculated from the 10th day OF last sep
eunter TO the day Of payment. HENRY Il HOWARD,
Receiver OF rskes
NOTICE.-The Creditors of GEORGE COOK
IN will please present their claims for payment 70 w.
FeOT and THOMAS GROSS, As.saees Of GEORGE COOK
No. 81 beekmanst.
ITO LADIES "A Married Lady Of grea. expe-
euce Female Diseases and who has been the wife Of
rui,hed Ply icia anxious communicate something
of .rea In pottance suffering females lpclose shilling
snd POSTAGE Mr., LARREU, Station b. ~ l. Postofhee
" b. PALMER, the ADVERTISING AGENT,
proper mode Of Advertising 70 gousness men who
choo.- o saopt a thorough and judioioGs systeu-
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Dancing Ara6emieS.

A DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMIC
IA No. so6 Broadway, New.Yost, and
No. ISL MontAgue.p.soc, Bcoeut.
EevYork Ciasees on Wednesdays and Saturdays Srsx3
CiAsees Tuesdays and Fridays, AT and p m, -
and Children. and p. IN. for Oentemou. Lsdiee 80
Class Pupils can commence at sny time daring tss ~
Circulars containing terms, &c. may Be had ct ests~
Academies Tue usual Soirees viii be given Mr. De4s
Eoald take occasion 10 his patrons that ersse
be omitted that viii be Of advantage paps ~
maintain the very gratifying reputation now pOsssssss
Academies.
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Uants.

4 YOUNG Lady of good education and literary
"A affair would like spend part Of toe day
ASSISTANT To an EDITOR. or al AMASUESSfS. Wn,es
lesble hand ard give good testimonials. Ad
dirss II astoria. Tribune Office.
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paiuts, Oils, @lass. sc.

DEFINED LARD OIL. for bsrnias .,a
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FANNY FERN in her Favorlte Field. -
Il 0ALA-BOOK FOR CHILDREN
We Publish To-Day:
THE PLAY.DAY BOOK:
NEW STORIES FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
Nv FAyxy FERN

2se PIP lsmo cloth. Phce IS cents; full n,t, sl -.
Every who has the writings OF this gted woman
and Who las not must been impressed with the tender
ness and love she ever dpsy for cdren there mothef
in the land w he hss felt thrill Of sympahy for the little
once whose troubles have been the theme OF her pen
IL however esous that nae not been soened by
her Of the various fortunes OF the world of
ohhood there soul that has not responded to her call
for those bright beog that halo OF sunshine
sb,ut the of every happy family which numbers them
suora ts members7 We feel assured tina. there
Then how heartily all will welcome book, written
pressy little In whom she takes such especial
delight Children will rejoice In IT, and in their Joy parents will
And happu Al Christmas Ne~Ycars present,
The Psy6sy Book viii be greeted BY thousands OF hsppy
chdrcn bright will sparkle It's beautiful illustrations
eagerly devour Its pessg contents the ugh and shout
viii BE- fre.dc over ts genial and innocent
humor and many family will rejoice In and bs made better.
we'll as happier Trust by Fanny Ferns New Gala Book,
during the coming holidays
We have endesvoed TO issue The Play Day Book In style
worthy its contents.
1t contains full page illustrations by Coffin, and neatly
and elegantly bound Published by
MASON BROTHERS, Nos loo and 10 Duanest, Ny.
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Che Ball Season.

TNHE Twenty. eighth ANNUAL BALL OF the
i NEW-YORk FIRE DEPARTMENT. for the Widows
ard Oryhns will take place st the Academy CT music l4thss
MONDAY EVENING, January %, ie3'' Iokoes may oe
f' " w HENRY A. BURR, President
JAMES r. WgNMAS Secretary.