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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-16
THE DAILY GAZETTE.

ANEsTHErIo PROPERTIES OF THE
CoMMoN PUFF BALL--At a meeting
Of the London Medical Society, one OF
the members read paper on the an
aesthetic properties Of the common
puff ball. His attention was directed
TO the subject by the fact that, in some
parts Of the country, bees are stupihed
BY this agent, before extracting the
contents Of the hive. He was TINS
induced to try some experiments, in
which he succeeded in producing an
aesthetic effects, perfectly similar TO
those obtained by the agency Of chloro-
form and ether. Ia one case pain
1Il operation was performed by Dr..
Willis with perfect success. The
mode Of administering this agent is to
allow the inhalation Of the fumes Of
the dried fungus whilst in a state Of
ignition. tits curious that this fungus
which emits these narotic fumes, may
be eaten with impunity, and that it is
amongst those which DIR. Badham has
recommended to be eaten as the escu.
lent funges Of Britain.
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THE DESTRUCTION or LIFE IN 1856.
~ One would almost be inclined to be-
lieyc that disasters fatal to life are epi-
denies, when they crowd one upon
another with the rapidity and desolar
tion which have accompanied the re-
cital Of them for the last two weeks
The disaster on the Northern Pennsyl.
yania Railroad was. in its destruction
Of life and limb, the most extensive
and the most sad in its effect Of any
which ever occurred in the United
States. With that came the account
of the burning ofthe Northern Indiana
steamer, upon Lake Erie, and the loss
Of the Tinto upon Lake Ontario, with
the extensive sacrifice Of disconnected
Herewith. And we now hear Of the
roasting and crushing Of thepeople in
one Of our own streets, by a disastr
ouS fire within our city Iimits-of the
sad loss OF over hundred lives, at a
coIlierym Wales. in a singlemoment,
where the fire and gas broke out
upon tlem in their working places,
when they had not the least chance OF
escape and Of the loss Of life Of two
poor women anda child. who attempt
ed 70 cross the Worcester Railroad in
d storm. when they could not perceive
that railroad train was coming upon
them. The disaster upon the Empire
State last Saturday night strikes us
with terror, fg the Fall River line oil
steamboats, is the most popular Of the
Sound communications with New
York. and We do not know where We
are safe. when we cannot entrust our
selves and our families 10 the prudence
which i presumed 70 conduct such q
conveyance. The telegraph furnishes
us with the statement of a new disas
ter and loss Of life upon Lake George,
the particulars OF which we cannoten
large poa.-Boston Courier.
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Low WArER--The water has not
been so low in the Merrilnac river for
i long period The Devils Chair"
can now beseenat Amoskeak Falls--
a sight which has not been seen for
the last fifty years. The story OF this
'.chair, " we are informed BY one we'll
yersed in the traditionary lore ofthe
indians, is that once on a time when
there had been no rain for a long
while, and the earth had become dry
and parched, SO much so as to give
great tlisquietude to the Indians, on ae-
count oftheir corn. the devil was dis.
covered one morning very quietly
seated in the rock referred to which
bears striking resemblance ofa chair.
The, lndiansimmediately assembled
ii large numbers and commenced an
| incarnation to remove this evil spirit
| rom their midst. After some time
spent in that way, they succeeded in
| driving the old fellow from his resting
place, and he made off in . very nm
aigniiied manner, showing some pref
" tall walking, his foot prints holes
in the rocks, shown by the aborigines
being not less than forty feet apart
Tie disappeared in the south, and al
abundant rain soon followed his depar
ture, Wonder ifhe has again made
his appearance herea-- Granite Far
| pasr.
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AlgsaltA tlrU sA9'ED!

RpEkrlsr, Mich, hslfta : BsaS,
]. 4. gann.s. Esq4, Dear Sils-t- lows your l1a5.-
cine 10 s,l on clI.f. .aeIt $500 yni- ~ IsH tEse
,asup in stitiatg as Jlgct, Iu.'et 80 Hfy hA ~
ir,Als ,,ho 1--we ID > place a, thatr trEHue's D.
tfr el4cime,. ufd a>eI s.,.te''; ,.;.,,,,,. NJ
rhrFtic'. Agua r4ls.u, al u0u!gWUlly ruuanNh "t"r
,,sins IL nntl my ihnsS UtfISeT were 5oNGHSs p*9aM
degree that blood Discharged iren n 3nn'Hh aaa WV
" mar All Thought il 6apss si&ls fer 20 lire
fAroRrh aaOt4SrcAiN. The doctors 70" tAa ~ th'y
could ior me, bus ghaazm mast att. N"'ethS t 1Ne
an 4 5n1 uuttl got kHoPEs' bayER ANb Ast s u ~,
,bit Al once r lieyel Hc Of ihe ilsi@ Hu 3ls'a at
nv staiul lts ana iin ia my stlad amt low ~ 's tN's
ed permaHent cure "a IIeli itlae me .,.t,,
as rood doctor have in Vur eepatSaa,t tals't
ann d,RHtily ui anipin3ant spenlhrS without 1n} gud
from aSth August 10 IIh nrer:nb,r. b"t saytnT how
nIcaIv il operated al. uly EgoheT, sol iottlc Of
Hlloics' Fe,er and 4ee 0age wRtch eliected neimg
nnucure by uising tsa-tlirtts ~ but!l
sM. CsSKuk Was a,t hers bat The uthyr brothers
say his the a.e As II. Ms. ls9ti tle 1uede'ae
IL both the same day, and the as slnNy from
,hc same snail quantity aud mishi = ,g.raEy.
- The above .r.rl,s .or tslt Goo1 istoi IS ls rs
Of no he ter tCuor Than che numher o iiS etlt
Gates have already phli>ias, aud th"stl siH'F thH
her that is coutipuallv p'nrtug ia TO mo-
Due thing mere. lat year4 Asst occasion {" SaHti"a
ths pnI tic III Tics" WoGtt,:
o;rsIays sabstitatyd the pae Of tasiT Hostram for
"a AN sd,eIAs, and theR EitA sraf7a t'apHaeAec 'HH
tAeir yamp Atst tsitAfAs efeia~att0H Mt # PsePr
ter ef say other medfe'ns sag as m@eh " nc aarsS
Now take plcasure IN sayir that the esatioA getrr
red 10 The same ''pr. christies Agm bas@' mNhiiat
a,Ihsre art scyais.l other industrious ieapc who ~
applying their pasop2ls irsh AZ that atiisA AboN
NM Feycraud Ague Cure, Autldotr to Malaria eTes =
tEs CsrtiEeGes s Cures, anlt las Ietubcste o the 81
ebrats,lclelnst Df James II Chon, i'll Aror ofp> pa
fsetly irrmess sIae,sr which Is attaches, 20 eNySyoo
Ile These viii always serVet0 distinguish snS h,s%Aes
I frofrinIilati,iNs. JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor,
| Providence, X. 4. s-s-.-
| Wholesale Ageute eiL RlaLsisy 81 toiis parSs I
4 N. a ID rfFHgT
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cngalua, WHEELER 4 YANTIs,

Ecrytrdiug AID Commission M6rehahtsj
rs aohasIs, o.s,u.te Il Il. depot ine4ApsTf. Iowa.
! ~. Aiish BEkS IN
Grain. Flsnr, Sal. cement, ana sil deserip-
ticus of Farm Produce.
I-rs s4'yrlt6B Anf sf.8HAat 10 y4l., IieG ir !}a
,vrtbqst al sails al Gaau. gr !tps tn ihlz aAd -hf
Ius ei.stg, .. .. -.r, G...,.s
Gr anln3 tTOaa,e, ts
iIb.rIagrl sayare ua +. va soaai4 4"aaeats "ts" d.
Hirr#. r-.-l,
- rt attention mAl. l a'& io'"ai'.
o . y3-Ir,aH yr tt,g.. s.Er-s r- lttt tasl.gtl stE
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fNF&t. A3Es OF ftiutsy V,tia's ,sslrpy, Ht
I Eop! , Aey-tf 8&sli 3 A.. 10 RGstsa- l$a. Il.
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Rock Island 81 keokIlk Daily
ssa..aa4.V E1HcIrCf ASac.
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noLINE FAPER HILLS.

tEsu 7seri3ers atv c.lnzinti yW.tktug variety oi
iriUtirg al NNs pfnIg FaPersUt thBir Milliu Mo-
E.Bd yt Z pi,lt 81 tF1iUs spilabit quartity Of
II t,Ieanrctloi - ueurgEs. GartrYsllugagaH ut,
l f8uyrllfi w55i cSt Ui te Merchants tbreugh
7ft iEa tsstEd } thy.8s "a caslf ~ pap2r ortAeir
.s. =. " NHsELUCk.
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STAND FR0S UNDERt
GOOD BOoTS AND SHOES

Minnle ed expressly Tor fetAilil9 Niifh t ole
.F foF sale al TGry
G Reasonable Prices,
elmer by the case dOzanor single pair. II Wilt
RECEIVING further regular supplies every week from
some OF tie best manufactures III the E4st, aud re-
-pectluIIy sDleits r share ufpnbiie patronage.
fgf|l COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
CAM. re fad aH assortment 81 sepsauahle
Prime 9Eel5t!ing s;e0ds,
AZ d low ririees Icy ts'abfisirmeH1 in gte NrSi
Aatf5sd st-tH s5a u z. CAREfgTDN.
HURI.EY'S ARSAPARfLLa
Sf,Hs intafHabls oothbo7 nd 20 fIlly unprecedented
4 I,y the Americau peopc.is gaining s'ide ssfeb-
ritg and has 5ecO i. VermaGtntly estab Sle8 a The
be-, and mast effective ini cine fthe aays ttrt III
Gates are iatty p0Hting ifon al parts pt t states
and tle a,icted nov rejoice there is help when
ery other remedy northumberland. Diseases which
Tor years proved Of tnisery aHd aonizing
fYr,nre have readily yielded beneath its irres isle
Influence aud countless families rendered happy ua3
cheerful ty its xLrd0 fnarE etcgcS. II Sat want
TIC pure and genuine STsaFafba (thal3 watea IS
irarent and super Of tO Rulis nc ans 1tI"t enEp-
u nj al ono thing isrIpabn 81 being tD another.
then take AaEleys, SOC out oi ll"ns4Hts et rlsss
scattered lhreugh Alabama, Mssl6s tpF =, i4aQt-Sa,
India ma Missouri ana kenfucty. ft hJa htv1r iFu
:inei. Instance oeea khoiSn 10 ta ana VIA 60 Pass
ITA
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NJ "a q 81 q. q I


fNRESCH kii, Nlts KID, EHgdsb Bid, BEpHys h itz
L. an.i Nclveesii ppars.
Also. Kid, ConErsss, EhxitahzauI French T. as NJ
Caters from I9gtn 81 "a rs par f7,r 81 - ss
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w Il make egerg sgle sud qualify ~ Boots, ga
w tsrs, oxford l3s- aad aBe falE sape l1e zrn's
onsiib n notice, ofprifl" stock.
rhose s.lo' want sfs5ude Maae" work siple4se
Dae3 LAWSON, GRfGGs x CO.
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!
PrNeH on IiEApAcHE.-The female
headaches are innumerable. but they
arise principally from vexation and
disappointment. They may be divi-
ded into nervous and sick headaches.
The nervous is irritable, and cannot
bear being spoken to; the sick is des-
pondent. or sulky. and bursts into tears
III the least contradiction. When a
lady cannot have her own way, a
headache is the painful consequence.
An unpopular visitor. brought home
accidentally to dinner, viii produce
an alarming attack OF headache, and
the symptoms that snccessively follow
are, instant loss Of appetite, deafness,
peevishness, hysteria and finally pre-
cipitate retreat to the bedroom.
The poor servants feel the effects OF
the headache as much as any one, and
do not stop longer in the room than
they can help. These unfortunate
headaches are very frequent about that
time Of the year, when every one is,
or is supposed to be, out Of town, and
10 not cease until the patient has been
carried to the sea side for a change Of
air. The milder forms will vanish up
OH the application OF a piece OF jewel.
~, or if the forehead is wrapped up
in d new shawl, it is astonishing with
what rapidity the pain disappears
Sometimes shifting Of the scene isre
quikite. and thus box in the Opera
has been known to produce an instano
taneous cnre. even when the headache
IN question has been ofthe most stun
ming description, and the opera play
ed has been one OF Verdi's.
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~. SIZE 4EgV E90TEA.
W AVE llLY 40 u s K ,

On Main near IN street.
g4uow open. for irGaHeat and transient 1oafasLs'
iaose ph0 wish quiet aNd pteAHalil ''ouo % IL
- n long Drf abort -p5BrA in Davenport can y ~ y
II the Wty=ay aog.e. Ta tshlasT,. alafh;'heA
fth ls eHcgs o sac sa4saa ths rt'as are P-ta as
st tts ps.i. tf.,.g alt soft. ihs Wav1dY 10 slcohl
~ ~, ,at.,l wg5 Of is4g9, il point Of neaulY 10
-fito.,, pge tsaAg nJaae, guoa iuraisarl ah+ E -
,ES IlAwTNt u. a.. hLAaS, ff"Fp"'nfs
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Thp nd Piouee Bakery still ahead.

stsIE sut-crb bct hp. raettF i"ai9 'essaisiss pIoi
,,s,,, snJs. pic Me, Mater had p} 5rf Itackefs,
pimt i!ra4d, &e, 81, tosether WIN d E"'a "S"s't-
'nent ef LOAD I}resld, Cakes aaJ iusk' CD,
,.,,r,tr t,r tnn iabuIaeturG oI CrHiu FAh4a
pAYEk 4 LOAF BREAD, 49,.
rroJa ry MarhlBe Fys TRe adraniaHA q ria'ihed I9r
80, 9ntf,ru iu gualItv, aud naadsvme to appear
Snce Il Is nurn w4.sar GHd morr oFe0l Eeeis n nsh
longer atasns becoming :ttla, amt 70 ilA'y psts"is
ia moi Objectionable whom mtub nlh' II GUS sa
H. nd ,nSas Inc iaast krpBcA Tolt, 1t goes ht'lhef
and il rradiIy introduced itln Ismillus VINO lete nes
or unua g4htr's ECead hefJre, ! snap uae ~. "
.r5f n bread Wagon hs heretol0res Ia auetihs tne m
omr.cas on erasS Iich Sanaot IAN 70 syo IN % ea
tife saisiscton, hope 20 be anle 20 'NPb ~ @ap ~
may fagar ma with their raHohas's ] ~, ~ H.
ssInG. Ali orders from The country sT2npSlf aM1aa
aa 10. r il pslttt'. ~ .hnve
Pioneer Bakery, Front street, one square sp9Ne
gntraWs 4 Pretlyman's Steam NILS
paysnpo ri, May 81, lsJ6.du s.-...- ..-5-------
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Roea EalanO.
NIB. OSBORN & co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,

IUNA
Attend 10 the payment Of taxes aad a.! other matters
coRueeted with Lana agency In an parts OF Illinois
nld Iowa. Otice Orleans street, near Lu0fI
House.
Cheap Lands
\ W 4r Soc "a town 50 range W lto acres
w or sec Is :. " 100 -
stnatai 10 Cedar GouEB. AsOE
Nav or Eeo " town So j. rauee 4 Y so +"
i N L az SEQ gj toEHs0N y =. "A Is 20 -
y Z 81 ~ sccs6 st'af aoN 8 l$so ''
"A 1 9 " ursee ~. SON - 4Ed0 q
SIN " or sec a6 :" s0N .'-4EsO Z"
" SIX Or u = s0S & 4Beg .
Ii seolt county, EIo uherS1 for Indy day a. gEet
bargains BY their o nsfs wU arc determtEcdtV ~ sell.
upls 10 NJ T. oSB0RN ~ CO.. Land Agt.
itork Island, Illinois.
We have also same City AID Connlry property ~
Rock Island county whihA araGa3fnd very cheap.
Jan 5 f1i d--wtt
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NOTICE

This taccftify that Rae c9parinrFshtP heretofore
! eyistiu. bstwecU the nasfsigHed uu4at lasa
nalne and STYLE o. shodP Bafhel"" - tHts @'ss
Dissolved by mutual sausent,
All the demands outstanding q iaEnr el S+ls hr1
wa" - g. Z. SitoUP.
a. J., GARhAL9N.
Tr4F9 The Forwa riding aHd Commission basingsS
viii hereafter be con ntlEurd by u + Sh"HPeS "a,
...fa apt
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COuHIRY Merchenls arc igsit0l N etii and eE-
" anime our nsnti siiel s Jas suiteh 10 iht
Market cur prfces vii NJ an iinss De e7 IaF es
those ofChieRgo 1tfeA. Lnns,taag
De- 4 DAHSly. CslbGs & 90.
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REaRAeTIoN .OvER THE LEFr.'-An
ingenious English statesman having
charged an officer Of the government
with dishonesty. was required to re-
tract it before the house of commons,
which he did in the following words:
II said he was dishonest, it is true;
and am sorry for it.
This was satisfactory. But what
was the surprise the following day to
see said retraction printed inthe paper
tins:
Il said he was dishonest; it is true,
and | am sorry for il
Thus by a single transposition Of a
comma and a semi colon, the ingeni-
ous slanderer represented himself as
not only having made no retraction,
but having reiterated the charge. Tis
poorrule that won't work both ways.
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sEi0gCs. GONEE%VEONIskI
AND
ICE CREAM SALOON.

~ rNTLnliEAt and LADIES al ~ furnished &. al!
Sghours Wiii. rhal5s Fritts tonG.ss.alafy apd ~
Cytpis a iiy isasut ins on 81 street est q frrby-
ian Clrrgh May II dli
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Forwarding and Commission merchants,
8 . FHREtIS - fgw DLOCk, FRoAFsthFfl !.
Davenport, Iowa
efJarr collected for the purchase Of 6fa"' Fi9nf'
Tb5iLBi PTJaAe generally.
--sEEEEEFa Es-~
I lurr4Ws s. PrttlFmAn, davenport L7"hr
{ Mise, Pusey q W ise. Fhli., Pa,
FEprn.ssf, disrrapRE 8 c9, Fitls1aIst ["'
I Spang Co,
{ Joseph E.E,Ler. 81. Louis $40
NrEfldg s. a4;agusF, Cincinnati, Ohio,
m Mccoy & sOg., \ .hlrVhh,
III EB NcDonsld d Co.. Go!tsyh!a- bh,"r
4uhl#u MssEtsR.
sGtorEc Wells,
zHAltua, E4rrets1G & 90, Llrg ,l5N',
tFEssay a. siHcla4
4Janes Graham, ssw GardoH5
EIerauAuLs EsEataliy, Salem,
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Hoticn.


:, &c u, ,oO9 rolls on Aaad josl re- atyedaud "rah
! = ing Ne have 10 hestdiOu 10 saving thhi N
ave e arrest aA3 ktst ssristv west oi ChiHngo, as
s#gi.it &, out stdrestad 8arehpHse VIII show, pt
which will b. sGid Hpfaasola1ie prices. q
H. 4. rDRIER & BRO, ....
E&H = 90 Uld -lao sref Book SIdIr,
AuL5 dw sEt8. Rock isaahd II
rDEPAHsTa
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-. -. rntn.r Ran-s-

LsB Rubber San,i. n Gaitcys and slipper for La
a dies and Gents, Af sses and ehiidreu,ny
Dee DAWSON. GRif.Gs s go.
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P6qaNr pbAsrss. MAcHINE

Al sbscfsAer. 81 EeBt taf the -PalsEi &c Of Sor
etuss- Pab8nG fs1a 'H. NathHa, Yiitssll RIGHTS 10
tautaia4 or siasiey strcts in She STATE al f1wJ-
md 4 u fafu4sa ails ates ciared W tits pat
eu,ats m. n. SLAIAlAbEE
4 SIrkelfs 1tra &=t-5ts Oeic.- Corner or Second
AoS.8 ID lua5i aItftoists, ls vSap1rtF
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} FNWSUN, UEIHlIs \ 90.
rI.-.... ~ 5.n.. Ia LII


Boys Youth and Infants Boots
1 LARGE lat tsf =t5,. a,pse sui, htP aia Cow
"A bids, bs l,5s,g.,. ,
Dec 3 FA8s0s, GhlLiIs 80.
Home Ma boots and Shoes.
xyy Il make every e aiid quality ~ Boots, ga
onisifot n notice, ofpriflr stock
Those s!iowantys.f5pde Mtas" work sdltple4se
'afs bsts @S''Ss' p3wSoy, aRfdGs a 60.
Gents CATERS. Boz Caters. Youths Caters.
rgNfIE largest and ssvt stseS have ever 1Hcied-
1 Pine Calf ,ewed ali pszeei, double ADD single
and Bdckssh' tajtgts s5le cheap III
bees e4 BAn'EC3, GRiG6S q 80. :
Men Lolg Rubber Boots.
Lso Rubber sant 4, GaitcT. and S'iPPar fer Ia
a dies and Gents, A sses and ehiidren,is
Dec DA8soA GR4t.Gs : 60
Warm Eset. Dry Feet.
ID .erisa. GFiS Il f asd e5s s'9 ssa i3 ia
shoea, for sale cheap. dGe y
THE hoe TRADE
5toUAfRY Merchenis are igsltg1 n ettt aH8 eE-
" anime our assoHnsnl, wlel i Jsst sa5tea 70 ihe
Market cur prfces IS III NJ alt iit4ee De e. JOS 81
those ofGhieRso orfss Len.s
Dee DA 40 -, Ctslbps 90.
Boots and Shoes by the Gass or Boz>n
I AIDES Celf, RtF, Goat aHft fiil Boots;
Il g y Ats>e. k4- Nfor0gcos In Boots @ sl1pcs
lr.. pss'd0 res-d Ki4. iiaoeit tio4t Basa
anfother sSiesfofE 4 te% ,,f e.,,Gcs $50
s.resl Its5ft,sa r y v paysfp5z 2 lows.
" o 4 I9g ID
- Gr DAWStlN. DC 90, haee.formed
aid I'D .ss 1,sf II 6assaMA. III srisgs a., q tbe ei.c,
fs'the h; day 1fSn, eabt% tsl
AA4ersoDs ba9lpG 4HaFtEtsE c9uHLs VIII uiE otbE
firm are requcsieGi. SAN a11 ss1le. 1'ets3
For the Ladies.
( ~ tsF. 4 i 1t
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Boys Youth and Infants Boots
4 LARGE lot rs =,s,t. abpse. tiii. kip ara Cow
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Oily HOTEL,
Corner OF IAira aud Perry Streets,
F14rF go = Es2TE&n prouriet0Ts
81. Gsaire sLo'tse.

DEEI50# & TfRTHi PE5prtetofsi
yS. rrS-~n3gs -st ,lsauaar vii rrapg s'iGiiy ih-
.arat ne paHhs taatth honss havias been neS
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