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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-10-18
CARD.

CARD.
4, F.kNAFP usuccessOr OF KNAPP ~ ".oW""1
m, old Hrm Inr the very liberal support eNl'hHe !"
tnem, aud hopes by renewed efforts %" MS pArt !"
On rullir NJ, will at all times have IN
Lore iuIl and complete stock Of "'odsr Gotn ~
M, and Fancy at he beet and most lSshipna '
nJss which n, HatQrs him sell he Ml -el! nj prices
~, - AN tn meet lie views Of all buNGiE-
m. extends au Invitation 10 all, TO can en' t""N
,i,r,I,Vh hi, wareFooms, No, LeCiaiie Row
49, ,,I Iu
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E<chAn=o

On altparts sfthe United states boughtand sold.
COOK, SARGENT q COOK,
Bankers an9 and gents,
Fort Des Moines, Iowa
Atlanta and Interior Banks.
WE shall continue 10 receive and pay out the
w notes Of tho above Banks las We have dono
since their organIeaou alter the 18th tnsi.aRd MI
further notice. rJaQI9l COOK n SARGENT.
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Iphia, ]

Pbilade iphia, 10th.
Democratic Committee have returns
from all counties ia the State. They fp-
ute up a3,2ss fOr Democrats, and 2922l
Tor Republicans,
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JOB PRINTING

In all Of lis Yafl ties done Ia The nyRtsst and
expeditions manner sEd al hirt 70 iii6es al tie
Gazstie atsam Job Printing Office,
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SEAMLESS BAGS
FARMERs HEAD QUARTERS
IOWA AGRICULTURAL DEPOT.
Corner OF Rock Island and Front 8treets
ftSE, II yIEIE,
PROPRiETORS,

HAVE FOR SALE
Tnreshing Machines, for /, 2, and Horses,
Christ Mills, portable Saw Mills, Corn Shelters
~ alta pied 70 Horse Power, Agricultural Boilers,
S4gar Ailis Cheese Presses, com Cfushers, "a eat
nHttef. sausage Suffers Spades, Spadng fork
Hay and BunE forE,. Wagons, Garden and railroad
Wheel hsTfows, aud generally al implement. re-
CURED by iarmCTs Graas, Vegetable, and Flower
seeds
pELL9.--Heneely' Celebrated Bells, for sale by
ID EnUR6k & VlELE.
pUFFALo ROBES, for sale BY
d AouR8F s VIELk.
l.AsET combined Mower & Reaper, for two and
vi four boTse.. ior sale By A0uhSE s. VlELE.
DiGWG Of all descriptions for by
AbuhSk S EIELE.
Dayenr0H. Oct II. 1s.g. dSwf
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Aouders indeed IL is known every where stan
thf tuedtiBe, sure remedy, and universal paDaeea
rheumatism, cuIs, DIS, burns, scakds, iambsso,
threat p1s, bowel complaints cholera, wind ehoi
&C. y sentar and numerous other ills and aches lie
popularity is owing tp it, intrinsic merits once
used, il is never dispensed witt, IL betohlhs daily
more and more po,uAr aud is perurniing remarkable
r,rs day by day. All persons who have never USED THIS
grAt remedy for all sorts OF PAIN should al oDSe obtain
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FOR LEASE,


| oIs 90 5 4 8.oek 70, corner d Farnams an
IL Third slreetg
Api Idr COOK & SARGENT
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Gentlsman-We have the pleasure OF
sending each OF you sack OF our Extra
Flour for trial Next week We shall put
our Mi up to her capacity, when we VIII
be happy 10 see aud wait upon our eHs'o
mers. Yours, truly
JACOB WEAVER & Co.
Oct l6th, 1856.
With tb. above note ~ eacknowledge the
reception of the Flour. which we 40 doubt
viii som have the satisfaction OF WELDON
iag Ia our tables ia warm rolls, white and
light, a. good Flour in the hands OF an eA-
per.cnced cook can alone produce.
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Dyefs
CHsSarcsT 9TIOA.
r ~ EVLI y" : - =. 80 g os ".|-iS-' ~
What Dyer ass-ing En- brocation IS.

nzt Ig-4 ; G5=---S ---o-oSGs-uA bss
Its ptrsst ra-L ez..sye1, and Invaluable rem
E tpr tie cGt o. -.-sl-4-s-, Gets, Wounds, PAN ia
The ~ia BacA sa& ---ss l5Sgo, Sore Throat; Bans,
-ealAs, Sgtllugs A,1a, Camp, piles, Sc. Fer Guw
ard Wounds it szst.S- g my othes preparation 10
til afford imueS-sgs gz.Zs- i sc@ld5 or burns, ana Iof
Pains weak l. G part .. the systeEn 10 VIII give
eurta,urtliei Ia ays.y s-ors s.-la.
Esed iutefnallr . Of the most valuable relne
lies cIamP spes-2c -se-oas, oF pans q sore
ua In tie sias, As4a, elest, and stomach, foS siek
hrtalhs nausea SEQ s-3zlss5, rhalmAtisls ef aLy ~
tI.a WsakHes g4ss4 ~ I'll Or strain. II possesses
.,gtiugt healing Az Ps-l-dsslrCyng properties
lHaled by any otbgl compound medicine, and We have
5eyar known fail -Erasting the progress Of the
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Danhina.
--RANl< Frs

IALhLoT b. CoRBfS, Davenport, Iowa.
sjACKLoT, coRBlN q WHITE, 1T besmoNss, =
REFEg 70
asssrs. r. EHOIsAUJE. a Co., yEu Va.E
4 'AsHirR AMzRIcaE Exf Gssss bsfk,b
dessrs. fsssos s. DANES 3bAukefs,}
- LUCAs 81 SIaosDs, I Si.bouis.
T.. A. BKsoIsT " Co."
GashierAtlantic Bank, boston, Mass, Messfs fhomf
son oudesuys, Baltimore, r. X. sTift, Esq. tanker
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a.tt the million. 49,, u-.-,
FANCY DRY GOODS,
,.,,,,p. Hosiery, Cloves
,'l,, Fnnges, Velvet Ribbons,
Dress haIlO as, etc.
EDIDEEIES.
fia,,,tuu collars, Embroidered Muslin and tampiic
lace do, Embroidered Muslin aud Cambria
49,, - Lace do, Aiusiiu and Cambria Bands, Dun
.,N =, NusIo aud CambfiC fjgings aud lGse Itngs,
r,{,.h thread, SAiieueiennes, Siny Inh, trot h.t
- - Edlrs Embroidered Haadkefchieis, kmbfo-
- S,,,-ytu and ambrie Sets, etc
II HiIE GOoDS.
,,tf, Irji1 Hook aud '"tss Muslins, strpei' eheet
t',n r.oited ID; plain and checked Sanbics
.','rtst tDwns; Pillow Case Linen aud SLeetngs
scbra and brown liable Cloth Linen; Napkins
.,,,,tastlcs. curtain DrapsTiea; Ladies Lawn ana
tisn Haudkereeieis; Gents boIdered and PLAZA do;
-i.stne4 aud brown ifi.L Linen, diapers, et''
SfiA WIS.
l:,.,he and Iathnare Long aud Square ShaMlsiSlet
l.. do, 17iik aod ihibnt do; bay state ana "Hter""
la.,-a and square dos Gents' travelling de-
FiAEII NOTIONS
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Niles Americsn,is elected TO congress
IA Charleston District over Gadsden, Demo
srat Ia all the other Congressional Die.
tuets the present members have been re-
elected
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* martinez, j. Callius, ESQ, Will transact a.. my my
Nj bTsiness and business OF she ArT TWNGtR
-AhALnr. Uct4 ~
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DItE--gu 'ters. anu 30 b.ls. ior sale ~
X EVANS, GhtW < 60.
t,oAPAND GANDLE5--A large assortment oj ali
lSgrAdrs lot sale by EVANS, CHEW q 60.
.tALI--,Oo L6Is. New lo,h Sail and 1uoo bags Dats
Nfy Tor safe b, LNANS, GhL,M 90.
ssp IL dtI
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A Sure Remedy for Piles.

The Piles distressing complaint, more Egeya-
lie at than generally Supposed Ii attended with 10
hamulatou small tanOts in the generality Of
make heiF appearance, ihdescrisbly painful which
a i. npessies resist scratching, and the only PRES
cit etie to be desire the skin or This
disease Is nut dangerous, but extremely unpleasant
Clerks those OF seentsry habits, subject
Is this malaly Let all afflicted try Overs Healing Bur
IrOeatioa. aul immediately relief and eff
Ga Many Troublesome cases Of this complaint
have been rSuedied BY the Of this great nleieine
W. present upon Tact IN eorruboration Of this
,tateule ut aud thousands bear testimony the great
L
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BRrOps, I'lz5tyn1a1l % LaJs q.
#H0Lb5 DEALERS IN
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The ease with which Dyer's HSalng Embrocaton is
applied the absence OF oily substance ~
t com position its perfect neatness, leaving stain
upon the dress ska It's agreeable odor ito proapt
h,ng and eoacious effects, render it the most yalas
ble and cheapest medicine that be used tbs geug-
me has the lac simile OF the proprietors signature.
A. H. FIELD Proprietor, Providsnes, X. I.
Sold Ia Rock island and Davenport BY HINES a
4 CLfpPINaER; in Chicagob PENToN ROBINSON;
! in Museatne BY l. B, DoVGHERTY. octllS5d.dly
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asrasisy IS. 2.,'urhcsi,


Glazed Windows
. LARGE assortment OF windows on baud vary.
n no in aiz- from ~ 10 to I9Eis, Leon assuro-
sais Inv BRADLEY S BkOIktIf,
No 70 500 corner Of Ill aud Brady Ht7.
amt .Itt DAVENPORT IOWA.
N immense as-on neht of Perfumes iJf the mana
kt,r.hi.t e,iIa4 to Lubus, only ~ cts per b5tHe's
Al JDuAS,
rs Rad, = t.I 4lh and 9TH. opp Christian ChHId.
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NantiIlas and Talmas

OF The nia-t fashionable ihpf''s "'u III, scr,
All prices, rom high 10 How. ioS@'"''
I,rttrlc nf TRY ,oodg known "a hs1S' -i... 81 81
All, ~ which w,il couttnae 10 oder al prices !" a"
WA heIy eo"pe"ti'"' Of KNAPP,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27

U,BE PEOPLES CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.-A PUB
meeting viii be held the Academy Music
Wednesday evening the 9Th tx O'Clock
The nomination q James Whiting for Mayor u expected
among the rest James r. Whiting, cand All
persoDs without distinction OF party respectfully invited
10 attend. By order Of H. NJ SHIEFFEL1N.
Chairman of Ex Committee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-27
,PTEEqTN'vs DFNEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.
POLITICAL.
Two lHE MECHANICS AND woRKISGMEN OF THE

,To lHE MECHANICS AND woRKISGMEN OF THE
meeting Of the Of he city OF NV York he,l
." alnrda. oct 1886 he undersigned We're appointed ~
Teesng called which object stated following
Dcral:-
NEW YoaK os;ober O. 1855,
70 THE MECHANICS AND woaKfsGMEs or THE STATE
one he candidates for The Chief straey Empire
Ta q es s ety. &C Ssw s Ya W q.
We have nahng 70 doat this time The printers q New lar<
IL and proper the Of hose who as3r
ior sheir daily brtad Mr. Brooks has reaeed hnss! %
:. labor and 70 labor organlzsuons One Q, he mans ss
o oieuiy between h,m aud he printer his city into
III: details Of which we will no nray.ons rent
&C. he prnsrs Of his city her scale e orIss
just equitable standard and all the propretors IN
Offices The had been as s'Gs
present candidate for Governor travelling abroad aud
his brother and in reply 70 the demands o. oe
,ns he N asence Of sas but that
ssss ss e Weekly S bs be ia the mean
lime be Price p an n e n my sers
hs books until the return Of as sroher This was
matter by brother when finding that the prin.e,s 81 in
sPos s Ss has. ssmn
sn n future to sBSy ~ ppS wep WIN sueh
The with the hope of having the scale o
Sc advanced rate and we're obliged eomoete nneruay
with those who dd not the prices were yountry reduced BY
dpced and throughout that controversy
hbnea spirit Of hostility to the interests ana organic oa of
The hxrress establishment ever denounced
trade rat oice " which but printers luid
spdsscnd to be employed and Mr. Brooks 10 known the
rat par excellence In tine prntn ny bushes 81.
We therefore, brand Mr. Brooks who dec Ines
fair compensation for work done in his employees who
while he axes the price OF the he and edits denies
he right 81 the men whose labor he coins into gold to fix the
price OF their daily work
right the price paper goes prove
he Justice Of the pr cple we contend for ADD which be
s-esthe right q, the lahorer place fair estimate
Ms labor and the right OF labor combir atoms
bnAons OF capital the attainment OF just
therefore that the undersigned deem their duty
- nrfN tn lnn
against the election OF Erastns BROOKS u the office OF Governor
the State at New York We appeal 70 the w0rxiagmen OF
cor teos citizens whether this mAn 30 ssisa 50 aud
hb.Ys safe cd 1T To whom 70 iarst the affairs
Of tss might, state We appeal % the men who Ike
selves their livelihood BY their labor aid
crushing the aspirations be has built such basis
teaching him the divine lesson that .fhe sborcr
worthy OF HE hire and also the political lesson that the la
bsrpe this country holds his haods the political
o. The esikv and ambitious Of his fellows.
EXECUTIVE CSMMIrrEE.
CHaS. W coLBuRS ITO Essex ST Daily News Office.
THoS J. WALSH, rs Ehzaoe'h Stiffness ONCE.
WM. l.. STU RIBS, n PHI st.-Trlbune Office.
fsAaC d. BOYCE co. Washington & -Banks t GouIL
ROBERT u. DACk 40 Elm u Herald 0Gice
GEOnGE W. SMITH. 100 Orchard st.-Daily News dice.
ARTHUR ROGERS les Greene sI-rribuae Office.
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wANCHEs, JEWELRY, sc.

VxrATCHEs GOLD AND SILVER wATCHE6.-THE
subscriber who has business In Wall street for
eighteen years past selling all description OF gold and al
watches Wholesale and RETAIL AT less than the usual
Fine gold eppe watches four holes eweed 81
fine gold detached fun jewelled y
Fine gold bunting and English patent lever. s.
Also English patent levers and DUPLEX watches,
made by Cooper johnson. Tobias Beeseley Harrison
and all other celebrated makers. very os also the
celebrated levers and Thermometers, made by JUGS
Jurrensen OF Copenhagen, the most perfect timekeep
world Also English and Swiss pocket chronome
ters magic watches which wind and the
hands without key. Beautiful enameled, and diamond and
eraneed watches ladies' independent second and quar-
ter second and all other styles Of
watches gold and silver less than usual prices Watches
time. GEO g. AbLEN,
Importer Of watches and jewelry wholesale and rea l.
II Wall street, second hoor near broadway
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LyERNANDO WOODS ELECrlON-I HAVE $500
which will bet that Fernando Wood Is reelected Mayor
ae ensuing election Ny money can be found al TITUS
AYTONS, COO broadway.
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7eIH ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr.-rHE REPUBLICAN
I'D electors Of the Sixteenth Assembly district comorisng
the Eighteenth aud Twenty first wards requested 10 meet
BAH 81 Fourth Tuesday 18th inst,
II, O'Clock, ratfy the nomination Of George Dpdyke
Esq the republican candidate for Assembly The Hon.
j. W. Ednonds, Col f. L. Snow and Hon. T. r Cowles are
expected 10 address the meeting. JOHN II. GSISCON.
Chairman Of the Assembly Convention.
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-~-~~>~--.>-o-~-~-~
Robert Anen, John wnton. Joseph Lsw,s,
'sos FAIR sSIr'' Josa sSI a Hua JOIN c,ssdy
John shields, Alea Mnnson. 4esefa BRADY
Geo @ Men Andrew j o'Leary r Hoffman,
A Iayieray George H. Gray George ailes2ie
Thomas Moran. John X Courtney, iona Laosres,
$. sorer " usnnon, sn - IL, Ne, =
PSws"i verse WIN p Jones' Ph'lsndertosroagh,
s gs1' e. yost &c. johnson, Th,mas Wa ace,
WA Sas' ssfon nm a. Burnhain. Js 10 aushhn
$ sSs ss.lsey B Bs;s Rome ssa: a S ss;s
s aiSsr F Hss',s VIM. Msy, yn haissd a'
ihoa q Kinssmll, VI NJ Rrownson. Chss. n B. Jay.
George Jennings. j. j Casey, George cannela,
q. A. Timrn, i. X. Beanger, and many others.
card having appeared the Express Of saturday Las. de-
deem duty they the mechanics and workngmen
publish the aove indorsers 70 their stA that
the who asks for their suages a. the coming
election
SD wARD-rHE ELECTORS OF THE SECOND
he u James oP are
- Ann street. this Monday evening" at Ia O'Clock
10 make arr angements to further his election.
. their headq uarters @ Greenwich street. this
Monday evening October Il o'clock. Several speakers
= MARTIN THATCHER. President
fsas n, d so,, }secss.
9TH WARD IN A BLAzE-GRAND TORCH LIGHT
grand rally OF the Ninth ard democracy
wil l&e place Monday evening Oct "a a. mali seven
O'Clock All democrats Of the ward aud OF the Seventh Con-
gressc nal drc: well the German clubs invited TO
assemble beadqUsrers Jefferson Assembly Rooms, over
Jefferson Market Puncual attendance Is requested By
order of HENRY Ii. MORANGE Chairman
Ninth Ward National Democratic Committee.
Tn. s &. g nssbs,, tsecrctaries.
QTH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC BUCHANAN
~ brecsinrtge Association i he members OF this
cialion win headquarters, Jefferson Assembly
Rooms Monday evening bet "a Tuesday evening, Oct
IhulsdAy 70: and Saturday evening Nor
bali past O'Clock each sod evening Wal
aaes Brass Band will attend ~ meeting. Emir nj
speakers WI Re IN andance aud ad
dress meetings. Puncus ATTENDANCE is aarDestly solicit
ed by order of WM j. 1ktSLEV, President
gorr W. asphrws }secreta,es
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appeared the Express of Saturday Last de-
nyng the Committee OF Printers
deem duty they owe 70 the mechanics and workngmen TO
the indorsers 70 their sta that
through the aud state know the
the who asks for their suages a. the coming
cilnn-
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. ny MEANS OF
u sbenumbing sppsraius applied 70 The snr,s by Dr. w.
WILSON dentist " Bond street. Owing simplicity To
harmless effects are apparent TO ALL Also improved smos
pherc plates securing perfect nrmncss ip the mepib.
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ENEITTIVE COMMITTEE.
CHaS. W CoLBuRS. ITO Essex st Daily News Office.
THOS j. W sLsH, rs Elizabeth stiffness Office.
WM. l.. STU RHS, n PHI si.-rribune Office.
ISAAC ID. BOYCE. 692 Washington 81 -Banks GouIt.
RCBERr u. DACk, 40 Elm Il Herald 0Gee.
GEOHGE W. SMITH 100 Orchard st.-Daily News dice.
ARTHUR ROGERS, les Greene st-rribuae Office.
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THE TURF.

<yENTREyIILE COURSE --TRoTTING.-TUEsDAY
~ October - purse, $50 mile heats best three IN i've q
wagons in harness Enries;-Owner names b. m. Ros'
Pane; e. Baser Boy; owner names g. g
Cncle Sam, owner names 8. Ned
JoEL CoNKITN Proprietor,
B.-Ihe above troi viii OIL Immediately after "a,
great three mi u race,
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rsFcHsvfcq AND WORE fNGyhN TO rHE RESCUE.
nj The Mechar ics and WorAinrmens Central r. uDi
can Onion viii be addressed BY Young stewart We ford
~ tbe Fth 1lbly district and Mr.. eon r. Noyes the
Jersey Carpenter Tuesday evening, October y ~
~ ~ nrersel, NJ No f3cwerv The wU~knRmen n tbs
cfv ar parfculsry invited ~ out AMI sHro them elves
b great struggle Of zee labor and freed n Of the public
lands NJ g-Mecharics' and workr Em"Ts free reading
room o. en- dag and evening. -. $500. :. 80.
N~nprw wrpRy Secretary.
ppgt.I,Ap DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. ron CON.
IN gresa-Third Congressiopsl district
an dourned meeting Of tae regular Nominating Co
Cor this Congressional district.
Hon. DANIEL r. sICKLFs
GEORGE a. BARNARD, Chairman.
JosrpB HARRfsor, ,. VI. wHTsoRr, Secretariea
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We Undersigned printers al he city Of New York fully
The above s object meets entire approval and
~A command our operation
The daily union., 1856-10-25
No. SCI.
Notice of the Withdra wal OF Lands In Mich.


pursuance coness approved Sd June, 1885, ma
king grant nd this con
railroads said state, have lust
gwen office the registers and receivers
location following described
probably falling prescribed limits selection
directed, heretofore ordered telegraph The
3Jtb OF May last, wit:
Office at pusoAs All the lands in the district in the southern
ntnSud and IA township
50 the northern all the lands north
80, aud west OF range ~ west r#.
Once All the lands district except town
ships H. l2 l3, and "A lying west OF range IA west.
Once Al the lands district except tose
townships situated north township II
and those north OF township 10 and ofrange
Office DETRor All the lands lying between
townships and II norh and all situated
Office KALAMAZOO: Al the lands lying east N
range 6 west
Oce STE. All situated
south II township 81, In ranges 30 TO 81 Inclusive.
South Of township 50, ranges % 10 81 inclusive.
South OF township So, ranges 3S and J6.
South OF township 81, in ranges 81 and %.
North of township 46, ranges 30 and 40; and
North Township 49, In ranges Al and ~.
These latter, embracing nepIy all the lands dyerised In the
proclamation No. 5 offered nes jul, al saun
Ste Mie which viii therefore, he public sale
ordered.
under o0ee Al the CITY Of
Washington, this thirteenth day OF June, ls56.
rHOs. A. HENDRICKS
June l4-lawoWt tlnie star. Commissioner.
The daily union., 1856-10-25

THE ONLY ONE AUTHORtZEDi-Tho Rob or DR. BOY
Il VEhU LEFFECTEUR u ar superior the sirups " Cus
parla, other similar remedies ndicay
without mncuy Al affections of the skin. daes orofa he
Culrnces uccrs accidents from critical
period " lie, and hereditary acrmony Of humo hs depurn
tive powerfully acuciousi canuhs ~ The haddrr,
weakness of the arising from abuses
injections anundnrs. AZ aHsyphluc tho Rob
dHenses ensuing from the
baam of eubebs from injections which only rcpc
lbr virus without nsuraznF The Rob
syphc Diseases whether stand
ing resisted the powers mercury odurs
of potassium.
Genan agents United statosi Gabriel Blopdn esq
William sreet, York, for Wholesale orders GulOt
New Orleans; seuly San Francisco.
druggists throughout the Uui
pamphlet q. de GeTvHis
cal properties Rob will obtained by
din, ~ Wahee New York who will give every Information
wanted. +
g. r. prepared 6l orders of South Amrrca West IN
dea &C. cc oe Tinted sss ds aa be has the Rob bond
March N-difr
The daily union., 1856-10-25
Trissemar-rhs Great European Discovery,


PROTECTED ~ royal letters patent of England BY
e seals o. Ecno Dc fharmace dc Paris and the Imperial Col
eEp Of Medicine, Vienna,
reaemsf No s hc remedy Tor general debility
We p0Werl premature decay and al the distressing
qnenc arising nom an carly abuse &c IL effects encacipus
you, manhood and Old the Write powers
impaired the drcinc Trieseaar were
universally adopted an physical impcdiments mage
oe ~ ihiuence thus rendering s invaluable
toring the marriage state
Tssemar No completely and
hose disorders which thought
anidoe o the ruin Of tho portion OF the pop
ulatiOn,
Tuesemer No 3s the great European remedy for that
Disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician
the inevitable
and which MI the sauaparla cannot remove.
Ttiesemar Nos l. and alike devoid SMELL
~ nause9'ing qualities They lay t without
iheif use being detected.
sod IN tin cases 9Bcach divided into separate doses as
minisiered BY Napenu, BaislmRnd Rout, nc.
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Green street near Canal, New York specially appointed by the
proprietor and patenee for United States every
other part Of America Immediately receiving
VI, Barrow viii forward the essna TO any part world
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