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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15
ROCKHILL & SELLERS,

8SoOM AAAA44 ~ 00oS4eAsAsS7
DhALRES IN
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, oils, Dye stuffs,
Perfumery, Fancy and Toilet Articles,
4. r. Corner Harrison and Second Sis., DsSen-
port, Iowa.
M q w II tut = q n @.
AYE ~oud respectfully Inform the citizens Of
w Davenport and ih vicinity that We have 1asl
Opened nj the N. l., corner Harrison and Sec. nd
81. The most eom pIste stock Of DRUGS ever DO
fose offered Ia the North West, and trust that By
stfiet atts alton business and desire 10 please
10 merit share IL public patronage.
Our stock eohsists In part Of Drugs, Chem.
Gals, Paints, aye staIts. Pc rfWmery
and Fancy Articles. All the Popular Pat
eat Med eii vi the das coastaatiy on hand Ply
sitials Prescriptions aud Family Medicines careful
ly compounded, Having connections la the East,
We are warranted Ia offering our stock at prices as
low any honse ia the city Physicians aud eoan-
try merchants are particularly invited 10 examine
our e. ock.
Dr.. y 81, MARsELiS, regular graduate Of the
Philadelphia Colleges Of Meeici3s add surgery and
formeri resiist pm siean 10 the Phiiadepnia Hos
pital, be- iuandt shen not professionally ensas
"a, at oar store. Residence, HARRISON st., between
"a aud ID. X. y.
oet@l. dit Vim
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

THE PgEsz.--The Washington Union re-
0ices over the defeat Of Col. Fremont be-
cause il shows how little influence the new,-
paper press exerts upon public sentiment.
This is curious fact for newspaper 90
rejoice over, even Il il were true. Bot il is
precisely 10 ihose States where newspapers
IRE most widely diffused ard read, Col. Ere.
monl's msjoriues have been the heaviest.
1t isin the Slave States, where on the
average one in ten OF the free whites over
Gwenty years Of age cannot read, and In New
ersey and nsylVaniaj and the southern
PORTIONS OF this State and VI Indiana which
read newsps pers less than any Of The other
free State ,ihat Mr.. Buchanan has received
4ls majoritless-- Chicago Jour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

A WAsHissroN yorER.--The venerable
Joshua Dewey, who was member Of the
Legislature from Otsego county, n. y in
l7ss. deposited the final vote in Brooklyn,
q, the recent election la leaving the polls,
he remarked that be had cast at least two
Presidential votes OF which be was proud
one fn wasbingtonsnd one for Fremont.
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PRERERYER.

l. IsH-Whte fish, Trout, rickeied Herring Goldfish
II SaIdaes, DC. fer saia by
EVANS, CHRw & co.
Corner Second and Perry Sta
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nfw advertisements.
FOR DECEMBER.

A Lso, Yankee Notious and Nick Max, just received
~ and for sale by Eli ADA ms,
lImol5-tf No 50 BRADY 81 the Post Of1ge
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3ae--Lot block -, south east totuef OF IA, s,.
Western Avenue, one OF the baEdY0 st i0ts f,5,
private residence In tho city.
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DhIkD FRUITS.

aisins rlnms, prunss, Fig, Apples, Peaches, Cur
IN rants, Citroni 1e., tor sale by
EVANS, CHEw q co.
Corner Second and Perry ets
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30 Lot : block aud - and 20 LloeG f.,ia.-.
addition, near the Female college
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TBz RtgtEs--TAe Cinc.aaal Ca4st,e q
tbe f2lSI sugs:
The meas from Pdtsbutg is very unfa-
E.eable for rise ar that place. Th- river
aHre is at stand, with thirty inches hence
70 Louisville
Business "a tbe landing was pretty lively
yesterdiy Packets arrived from Pomeroy,
Portsmouth, Maysy,Iie, Madison, louisville,
al.d New Richmond bringing pretty fair
trips
The Mississippi was feeeding slowly at
81. Louis lust "Wednesday. Pretty heavy
Ice was reported last wcek at st. Paul
River slowly receding at Dubuque. On a
sgand Or slowly falling here yesterday.
The Illinois is reported falling. Nilsson
# stationary. and ia a good boating STAGE,
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Iowa LAND AGENCY.
,ss [wM. \. CLARK
ZEE r. GL.1AA,

eAAA EsV - dA@
Atternsys and Councillors q Law,
HAL Yptsts Brokers, Life Insurance. s ~
eral Land Agents, and Netsr'ss
DAvonport, Iowa.
coectiu,,s and all professional business ~ s,f Il,
al lls State eui listed eate, wiii
ts,tion; money In,ostcd, taAes paid e A.a su,Iiy
n,nsv loaned az uueaeuml.ried isa es.A.N I,,,.ss
land walrants bought, sold and located 'sss, MA
Ana lots leased; real estate oi all kinds peas" A
az commission.
" --AEfEk TIL sfzsts
Cook Sargent, Davenport, Iowa
h.nry D. Hoffman,
Cook 4 Dillon
Hon Thomas Alien 81 Louis, Moi
Lueas simands, =
Glover Richardson,
Butler Keith 8 HUI, Boston, Macs
las NJ Beete Co.,
Ds Coppst s. Co, \. ~
Henry Il Marauand, New ioIE'
Henry L. King,
n ~ CLARK Hartford, CT;
col B. r. Larned Wash, D. q;
G. b. Camp Il Co, Cinoinhati u
Phins Allen, Jr, Pttsheid Mass;
o. h. Dorrancs, Portland, Ne,
W. ,syIrk ATTENTION 70 uuR SAtssshs -
| lo.us o. InrsosEp FARas AND WiLp LAhps, - ~
| pRorsArY, Ao., SoR ssIs ~ honsh''
| ON kAsyTgfMs.
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rHHERE will be ole "a ore and the last iistrbulon
of lois by the linton Settlement Co. 10 tnke place
at New YORK 10 sew days for lots inotoe City, n.
I. Price ss5. Any person rishing 10 purchase
can do 30 " calling Ga SAINT. GALLEN,
Ortitiq cor 90 and X. !. SITS.
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- Farm 81 taI setss iE puyltuag n H.. t.S ...
isP {. Z, last, e.,u Acrss Lfuks .t44 t-gs 49,
' oo avt CO Ia wheat !" Aefss 4H 0sta ~ hur4s.
school house Oh tic lanA, pH.a SO
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For Sala

A ercslisht stand Tor q Tay.r, . ,
.Arosd, u low rods n0Tlh oil no a,t ~" Tue bubUgn,
.pass.p9n Together with N.nc -. limits 81
saanSsd ;, good isas Is T n aS o.
~ lhproFem ehtsafe two story gs nAlsr on a..
ma saaaas, s,u good dry cellar, a"use o.
new and have never been oeo,,i a"' buildings ara.
rvs. such place as Is needed fof he me above
tion oi ianmers' travellers and dfoDty "''2hmodhr
Their particulars enquire oi '"'''s' Foo Ini.
oui ""|L GO,
ihBd Agent
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n - -
A LII Stoves bought Of ID. L. Horn for city use de-
"A hvered Tree OF charge. I'd st, q doors east OF
Harrison.
THE only place that the new and beau tful coal
i Cooking Stove Diamond Rock can be pur
chased, isHt ID. l.. HORNS.
HE celebrated q barter oak" coal Cook Stove
for sale by d. L. II.
THE City Air Iight coal Stove for sale at
L d. J.. HIS.
u'hE Brilliant" coal Stove for sale al
ID. l.. H'S.
'I'He Climax" Cooking stove, for wood, war
ranted the heaviest and bsstin the market with
c rteDded fire box large oven, for sale by the only
agent for Iowa, who has exclusive right.
d. l.. HORN.
fINHE 'sCharter Oak" wood Stove, which needs no
Il comments, as al know 1t from re putation, for
sale by d. l.. III.
THE Live oak" wood stove for sale by
d. l.. II.
INhE '' MeIan ia, - elevated oven,
"Forest Bell ~ do do
WISCONSIN, do do
sale by A T.
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q meeting of1ke Directors ofths hawkeye IN
n surauce Company held 81 their Once on the SIN
day of New Mr. Ma LLoaI offered his resignation %
the ONCE OF Secretary, which was accepted AID d.
b. WoopwA sp was elected TO NIL The vacancy
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GAnHi FIsOs.lsxEs

No -It~-A house sad tet aa tts ct sazr sg Fsrs,s -
tSs raAibo house rooms kitchen, vel a. Fr,. -
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No. s3?- Lot No . IA tlosk So ON JtA street ANA j..
east Of Parry, upon WI Oh is erected two sf9, H.
house, cue story frame house a carpenter ,hsr ~
low
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

ava Lots block los, on Brady street, ssrU.
aia- Part OF loi tloek 81, aYNlVa feat al s..
usAf BradJ street. with a frame dwelling Lst.za
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

Aquilla Bolton, geni!emanwilose name
is as familiar as household word 10 all oi
the old-iime residents Of Cincinnati aud
Dayton, now sick ana enfeebled by age. ex-
pressed desire before his eyes we're closed
in death to cast Que more vote against The
extension Of slavery. dis friends, there
fore, at bis urgent request, conveyed him 10
the pois,wben Vailsrd,Bghsni ,lke Pro-Sla-
very candidate ior Congress, demeansd
himself go low IS srtoaIly u challenge lAf
old man'= vote Shame ga such vie
wretch
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-15

NJ S3s-A story beck house 1T lei gE.g.5 ..
north side 0i Tenth street between Perry and IIsf
land que o. the river frotn the pials
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-" = "a IA u Us Fas- 81 sEisll Is tip4.-. sy
ioiH hast Davenport, Gtyl when h. 80 TO
~ a .,. - - P'Ie S. s.'h, balance "a tbrr, "a,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-20
Central OHIO Railroad.
RArnsle RATHSf

TAKE pleasure IN Informing nay numerous friends and
the public generally, that have ry Bath Rooms COM
pstei, and furnish cold baths any
ment. Also, and cold shower baths Ny rooms
Gtted manner,
depend upon finding Ill the appliances for their
comfort, my determination TO be eqaRlled by
AnS ether establishinentin tlie city. 7zifst49f7
Ny Shaving Saloon Is also In full operation, usual with
the very hest worktnen engaged there. - -
No. 81, street, sWeency.s Glass
decIS-f ms ~ ND 81 40 VICTOR SACyAGEOF.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-20

Mn j. I, ScorT has arrived from the East.
ma With him a most magnificent cargo of jew.
~. 1t has. it seems become the general town
alk up that way, andmOrc than one were stopp-
ng at the'windows yesterday, their attention
cling arrested by the unusual show of costly
old and silver ware. Mr. Scott has one OF. the
nest assoFtments ever brought to this city, and
q are glad to learn that hisbusiness is each day
6ercasing He is determined to Guido all com
'stition. Read his advertisement, and it's a
adabIe one, in another column. q
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-20

RIVER Nrws.-The only arrivals yesterday
we're the Clifton, from Pittsburgh, aud the Ste
phcn Bayard, from Parkersburg The Bayard,
nner discharging her freight at the landing,
moved up to the ship yard to make some re-
l';.irs to her wheels, made necessary by their
liasing been badly broken by theic during her
Upward trip. She will not go out again until
the weather is moderate.
The Clifton is taking freight, and was to so
ont during the night, bound for Nashville.
The. Thos Scott, which left =Pittsburg. on
Wednesday, was forced to put in at steuben-
vic TO await thaw. The. yiolette came mp as
al as Hates Rock, but could got no further.
River G feet; falling. Ice heavy.
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- Norm EAsr, psnnsylvania. kIareh .. 1sss.

Norm East, Pennsylvania, March 0, 1855.
SIR IN consequence OF having hair, for years
but perfectly white have Short
and Egrg caps q hide 1t from yew but three months
since, las induced to your hair Restorative, and
must In asce say that its effects almost miraculous;
for esnged gradually to all its spendor
to color and left 1t soft and glossy be
full than IL ever when under the influence OF the
OIL earnestly, therefore, recommend 1t to every lady
the world. BETSY SMITH.
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a PARTIAL panic in regard to the other banks
4 Tennessee, besides the Bank of East Tennes.
&c, which had been created in Louisville. Nv.
s. week, is pronounced entirely gronndlesS
he Bank of Chattanooga, which received the
sfunt Of the srspicion,.i is declared sonad, and
ne Union Bank OF Nashville expresses its rea.
,iness to redeem all of the formers notes pre-.
snssdai itscountrr
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THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED B II
MAGNETIC TELE
CONGRESSIONAL.

w " II III ~ ELL ~ zdAPH.
80 fFis5 57TE55s51 f55i,5ss,ssI
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t1 80, sH,.. 80. -
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"a MSre set ior tue con
r,' ., VI W lsl
plsseu 1,le ils. session
s,;t,,;a ,'.s ~ =
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s.s was gu " suc
e Was;n,'s on herfl.of,es; :,,,. -,
~ y, ''',er m o,i's oser rom
,as 70
~ iiiei''u'ls auc rels'lYe 70 iiaFoers
s' MI 70
a,ie house pflyate o's
men INT ~. 49,, sss;t,
eh 4, wilson navlts tae hoor, pro-
ceeded 70 speak on the political OF the
as s ne f., commenced. by quotng tns remarks
OF Da IAN. custer IN ms euiogy on tue ordnance
". ~ y, 70 lhs erect tlial THOSE VINO .nat
:, were uesersing Oh more ionor lhil'l
soloi ana ana the oil an
lqnily, lhat trloule OF justice To us great
WORK OF me ola Congress OF the Soniederation,
grougnt upon. ann ana nus secuon oil the Snlcn
,ile M OF thaking an onset upon tne Soutn
ana interfering win her domestic institutions,
80 as 70 eluahger the reiatioh winch exists pc
t" :, tne master ana the save.
- ueii., MS. alstlnghlshed opponent, VINO
wen loughe the irst great naltie OF nlillc''
..
saeaoSer the senate, brought these accusations
lll.o tlle senate, ana nuilen .hen against YEP.
s.ers ana 5the people oil the NORTH. eoster met
.nese aec'isasops ana UNJUST reproaches toward
us section OF inc Gmoa win a prompt anu en-
ueiiai: IN ms reply 10 iiayne' the great
eApounuer OF the Sohsttntion salii IT had been
Tue pohSy OF me oontil Tor many years 70 rep
resent the people OF the North as disposed TO IN
teflere with their internal and exclusive domes-
u. uc concerns, ana went on TO deny the truth oil
.ne Su'li &C. 90 NC lMr. Niisont summing now
''s vi niitssachusetts on inc moor
Oh inc inc senate, as wooster STOOD then. lie
would say, as ne SAID, that all these charges are
nt'eriy sron rom no attempt mas ever been
% RON we tiilie when W asnngtoh nrst TOOK
.ne oath OF once 10 interfere Win the Sorstitu-
o., ~ Oh inc Peopie' oI inc southern
States- ~ s;j
NJ: Wiison commented on the language of
lhe y, fresiuents Message as apphed TO the Re
publican parry. lie essayed to charge that they
were we're, engaged IN revolutionary movement,
truth or Justice IN 1t. Pierce came into power
almost unanimously, but would go out wlthth
9lttcr hatred oil thousands who voted for him
ne expressed us, surprise That Pngn should
nave intended such an excuse for the Chief Mag
lstrate as to say that ms language did not apply
90 me y, isepunican party but to the aboltionlsts
Oh tne oaTrlson school. mat would not Do
me PRESIDENT intended to arraign those in Con-
sress VINO dltfered from him, llson then
showed the difference between the Republican
party and ultra abolitionists. He then alluded
to the fact that the Empire Club of New York
had turned out in procession in honor of their
victory IN Pennsytyania in October, and bore n
transparency of the sconrging OF three black
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- WATERFORD, Mass, July %, 1855. I.
pRtIF ~; WOOD: WA, confidence DO recommend
ev-fisAy hay. walphene aud other prrpara
Ons the day, all withouteGec Since using your Hair
Resto +Ir and vhisters which white
have a1naly grown dark: and feel confident that
applications Will restore them natural
color Iralso has relieved OF all danirulf and unleas
ant hiag common among persons who perspre freely
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.tnaf7a .aTRsSsroRTkTIos OFFICE d. a o. R.R.i n
-fsa5aF Wheeling Station, Nov. Goth, 1856
ON and after Monday list of December, the Passenger
Trains will leave this station daily at 6b5 A. NJ and $50
p. M.1wheelinE time. -t p 81 ~
The Mail Train daily (except sundays 65 A. NJ,
viii receive and discharge passengers ut all the principal
stations. -si
The Express Train daily at 4:a0 p. NJ will receive and
discharge the following stations
wood, Moundsyie, Cameron, Burton, Farmont, Fetter
Grafton, Newburg RowesburR Piedmont, Cumberland,
Sir Johns Run Martnsburg. Harpers Ferry, Monocacy,
Sy<esville and Washington Junction.
The Trains will arrive follows: The Mail Train at4f0
A. NJ. daily the EXPRESS At 1850 r. NJ. daily The Accouo-
dation Train from Wheeling to Cumberland will be dscon
W. s. wooDsIDE, Superintendent.
J.. b.. FORD. Agent.
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GB- Renj sRrnnlsiin aud Prof. ne <$rafh.
Fraakn srouf. eieesrisy from the heavens the earth,
Prof De Grath Applied that electricity relieve diseased
nortas Prof. De Grath's ELEcTRc every
thing but certainly Rheumatism Neuralgia in
day two; Group Gramp, Pains the Breast ten
minutes cures burns sprans Wounds, from TO three
days cures Earache, Desfness Sore Breast in
Piles sEeied Glands siE Nick, to three
days; Eryspelas, Scroula Pmpes, ten
days; Palsy Govt Papitaton, Cholera, corns,
few days! -sf 80 s. 80
Also, by f LAuGHLINS,& BUSHFIELD,
novlS Monroe Street.
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ALL III A Ti. 100 79Z5s
SOMETHING FOR THE MILLIoMfi
PROF. MOODS lesis 4.
HAIR .RESTO.R, AIIV.E,.

WE CALL TIE ATTENTION OF ALL, OLD AND
wv young 70 this wonderful preparation, which turns
bald with a iaxurant the dandruu Itch.
the natural GuIs and hence II used as regular dress
ing for the hair VIII preserve It's color and keep It from
calf the bald, the scalp, 10
use IT. nI surely the young viii not they value the low
Ing loe or RE chg cnl be whoutit. Its praise
Is lpo the tongue thousands.t.k - - 2faEtlI-ll
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PROF: 7WooD-HavIng experienced the magic effect OF
Hair Restorative, drop this upon the subject
About years ago my commenced falling on and
turning gray last becoming bald Imet friend who
had used your Restorative and highly of its yr
tues induced to it. although had but little faith
had before tried many other remedies Ieomenced
using your Restorative in January last few applications
fastened my hair firmly began to fll up, and
turned back 10 its former color black) At this time is
fully restored its original color, health and appearance
and chesrfnliy recommend Its to all. b Is 20
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chicago, M, May i, 1864 : - z. = '''''-'


MlLroRp, Warcester Co., Mass, Nov. 10, 1855.
PROF. q. u WoOD-Dear Sir: / take pleasure in bear
ing voluntary testimony to the magic effects OF your
erfu lair Restorative As far back 1s3, hair
eced falling OIL, until the top of scalp became bald
nnd smooas glass, and II has continued to fall for great
uny years twlstanding have rsed many celebrated
Preparations for restoration. Seeing your advertisement
was induced to give your article and to my utter
became firmly and glossy and beautiful APP
earaHes but by the time had used quart bottle bald
head covered over with aud vigorous growth
hair, Whieh now from to two inches in length, and
growing fast. Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH
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The reported slave ihsurrectionin Florida is
positively denied. ss7 n 10
The Jewish Synagogue was destroyedby fire
on the 18th inst Fs
A card from A. H. Stephens in the Augusta
Gonstitutionalst, posting b. II. Hill for coward
ice in deliyeriug4a challenge. III.
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pMAA0N,s PAPIIsANs LOTIONS
Or. Floral eRRa Ilhi ia ~
N rs NOT q DYE!

Bad, persons afflicted dise1ses oTd4a
hdtr Or scalp, redd the IptloloilG, and Judge Of
MRS s. A ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESToRER.
Kew. 81 TEACHER go years Of age), Pitcher Chen
ango County, n Y. y now 10 its natural
color and ceases o faI.''
Rev. VIM CUTTER. Ed Mothers Magazine, Y. sssIy
ha iseauged TO It's natural growing spot
Rev. p T STONE D. D. Concord. n. II. "sy hair, which
was restored Its color,
Rev. d. CLENDEN1N Chicag III. al can add my testi
Inony md recommend II to my fricnis.n
ey!D.TaW00D, Middietown n. y. taiy own hair haa
was becoming bald, &c.n -? n ffst,I i5fi
Rev. j. p TUsTIN, Charleston 81 C. ,The white hasrts
becoming obylatet, and new. har forming, &e.r - -
Rev. A. FRINfS, Silver Greek, produced
gon effect hair. and Lean and have
recommends II. IL 49,
Rev. D. NORRIS, Gross River NJ ., also, and +
Mrs. Rev. II. A. PRATT Harnden, \. Y. ~ 3asar
We might sven this list butt ts above fan to convince
States, Caba AID Canada, Wholessle depot No
$50 Broorie Street New York. Some Try art-
cles Instead Of this which they profit
oct1s:6mdaw Y
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ArnEN.EuM.- n source of much gratifi-
eatiOn to the many warm friends of Miss Logan
III this city, to see so large an audience at the
Athen@um last night, to witness the final APP
pearance of this Justly celebrated and accom-
plishcd actress. She has won an enviable repu-
tatiop during her engagement in this city
ereater than that of any who have preceded her,
andin leaving, carries with her the best wish
Is of our citizens t''E sstest ss.'s % -'ssS
Tonight wili.be presented the celebrated
play of Camille" which has heretofore been
received with such marks of appreciation
n C. Cunningham making her first appearance
ID the character of Camille, !" in which she is
said 10 be without an equal. Let our theatre
spers turn out, then, and give her greeting
worthy of the high reputation she has won on
olhcr boards aud will doubtless sustain during
her engagement here
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