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MILK, Pure MIik.-we have from e5 ~ rsions mill =
~ pres ~ cents per saen, delivered wafsnsj pure 81
s'n rom The COW, Orders through the ross r
OF rn at benny D0urlsss, 8ort 18th and ste
be aef ded 10 promptly LEES than gallon 10 cents pei =
cash, % cash seiiemeus every ~ees
DOUGLAS A svITH,
Jan l0-Mecd the Asscesra Bnec
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NortCFI have this day puichased all the nierc " ns
~ uact for the draw g of the Maryland Con old.ed " "
ard The basnrsr sppfhirrg thereto. u viii fum VI 81
conducted under my management, assisted h w. q FAN
q X Brennan who have interest therein.
Un tho lat day of February, all the ehrus, tickets arc
cat.s ~ rrctaaes will appear lns ~ rssthtwh he h"
X RFENAN gsuera for the contractor on and n
date they VIII hear the signature Of r. FRANCE Co ,nI
FAITIsors, December rs, 1855.
Dec Is--eimif
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Philadelphia college Of AIsaiclne.

F!fth Street, Below Wala.a Spring Ssssion, 1866
n HE spIing viii tla second Moad.
March, 1855 and sl tarmnats ia July being Ia rr,us
complete ta wnt. COURSE and ening student \.
privileges The w.,er ie1h5J viii commence
IN October and terminate March. Degrees eulsel
March aud July.
asH fAcULTY. ssHA a#.H
George Ilewslon, NJ. D., Professor of AnAImy.
u, H0wstd Rand, NJ, D., Professor of Chemistry.
Henry llar,sbolne, N. D., Professor OF i0stiluns
James IT, Tyson, H., Professor of Ma,eria Medcn. II
A. Pepnypacker, NJ d. Professor of Practice M,si
James Iryau, NJ d., Professor OF surgery.
Lewis harlow, NJ. D., Professor oi 0bstares Disss,.
Wolnrn aud Children.
Joseph Parrish, NJ o., Emeritus Plessor OF Obsteltie, and
Of Women nad CbiIdseB.
Pttpetuai
Mnticniaion.
Examinations given daily by The ptoessas upon brau
Advanced susens furnished with The ticket II Phs'
Pennsylvania Hospital with The fosmer OF which one III
tacnl Connected and will take the class inugs ward
ring the spring with The officers o
medical beard. NA& 2#6&E
excellent cnigse aDso held twice Ut the co,ese
For furlisr information appiy To, or address,
.aa D. HOWARD RAND, NJ. D,
Jan af-dA Dea
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rHsUau and waterman ON New Trials ~
Civil and Criminal, ard Ptirorles Of La~ Ao ~
which govern them. vols. New Yott, 1896. ,N,s.s
Edwardg on the Law OF Bsiiuens. vol New foft -
Wirms on The Las of Executors and Administrator NJ
Joe, wlb notes nn references TO A@ef'ean sui"f ~
fisb. vnls 1879 5la
ronp on en he law ~ Letters raient vol. is'9, \
1850.
Wharinn'a Law of Homicide IN the United States "a
harion and adie'a Msdioal Indsrradenee. vol lso,
Sanders Uscs and 1rnsis edition, with lsle hhs
American cAscs. vuis-in !. ltb5.
koht's Commentaries, sih edition. vols. -. n
tiofTman's toufse of Legal study vote " y Wv, w,
(publshed ut s6 sol FRhNCk lA,n.a,l
Al law bnoks f0r sale the lowest New tok sma fh
pfres in every
Jan -
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Isou.o-Eurnisiling Dry Goods.


THE subscribers leave respectfully invite attention
and those furnishing apartments the foL
ing list of useful and necessary aicie which havs e
great from the best this county, and viii
offered upon such make IL the interest Of
examine stock bef'ru purchasing ets~heve:
IN OUR CARPET ROOMS
There may all times Ia tousd designs every v,r
OF veyst NiltOn tapestry Bsusscs iSee ply ngain
tan caTpttngs, which coD6
TO sales exclusively in this District
laa IN CURTAIN MATERIALS
Our stocks will be kept complete throughout
braeiug OF rich bT0csei
reps damask plain, figured and striped Turkey red n
elegantly embosssd lace aud mnsln curtains bra
asss side and
turss for trimming and hanging curtains. g
IN BED-FURNlsHING GOODS
We 4, I0f ia, Ia4 and i34 Asuprrior En-
blankets which order and imported direct
95, i0 l4 i24, and l3 white Masseilea and tOie oui
sa, i05, lll, and I'D linen shesiings, varlev
~ IL a. aud l4 sEeetlnRs aud quilted copf,ts
linen and shecnG for pillow aud bolster cases.
Diaper daiassk, huck khbsck, aud other towellings.
Also. complete of table lacns super
damak table cloths, sze from yards o
Dsmask napkins Of eve qaaiiy from The the u
damask doyies, b C. ha3 at5a9s 81 FFefaE
Together with full stock OF sing requisites iu
line which we deem unnecessary he which
be shown with pleasure 70 all who may favor with
HooE, BRO, q
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CaHD We take this msihod Of rnnapneing 10 those
"a customers whS have open sccOnns oot 'ehwf
usual each viii be presented with full Hfspsnf IN dsts"
le h inssnf, ncusivs, thus s,rdrg nrpoftnniV so
ihaiFon prepaissy prompt setrmsu whn viii BE- eo"n
ly expected ~ al. H. uooE, BR0.s b ~
Dec - hsw2wf tinfallar arncsrI
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HENRY CLAWS rtvrte Letters, FROM lsoi '"
~, ale ~ TAYLOR a sACRf,
|. I,.c - Bookstore, hH ut
,rt.p Americas, Aim. soc Cor 1850 -Rreqivsd ~
f'' Ian I raANcR TAfn]
GENIUS of 1850, ore large ausrso vciw"'s, p"HZ
y half Russia, for sae, few copies ouly a. ~ vt
seps fhHoN ~
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3412 From Co9derspon by Hebron Clara, Milpot and
sbAron Centre. % csres, 2s miles and back, twice
Leave cowdersport Wednesday and Saturday at I
Arrive Ceres same days by m;
Leave Ceres Tuesday and Friday al lu am;
Arrive al Cowdessport same days by b p
3473 From CowdersPon by North Whsron, Wharton,
and Firs, Folk 70 Sinnamahoning 56 miles and
back, once a week
Leave Cowdersport Monday at 7 a m;
Arrive a. sinramahonng same dsy by 7pmi
Lave sinnamahoning Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Cowdersport same day by ptn.
S474 From Cowdersport by Colesburg and Raymond's,
10 Ulysses, 10 miles and back, week.
Leave Cowderspoa Saturday at 7 a m;
Arrive at Ulysses day by ~ m,
Leave Ulysses Saturday az p M,
Arrive - Cowdefsport same day by 6 m.
Proposals TO extend TO Harrisonyaley, miles fur
tber, are invited.
BATS From Cowdesport by Nelsonport, Carter Camp,
. Kettle Creek, and Hareyvlie, to Jersey Shore, 70
miles and back, once week.
#. Leave Co@dersport Tuesday al a m; h
Arrive al Jersey Shore nextday by SPIN;
Leave jersey Shore Thursday at Ga IN;
Arrive at Cowdersport next day by 8 p m,
3476 From Ceres, by East Sharon, South Bolivar Alma,
shongo, and Wiling, to Welsyille, "a miles and
back. once week.
Leave Ceres Monday AT m,
Arrive at Wesville same day by S . m; VI
Leave Welsville Tuesday at a M; -aN
Arrive at Ceres day by M.
3i77 From Burtv'e, by Wlision, Annn Creek, and
Glenn, to Ceres, % miles and back, week.
Leave Bur,vile Tuesday at m;
Arrive al Ceres same day by IL m;
Leave Ceres same day at p M; "@~
Arrive at Burtvlle same day by pm.
347s From Clara, by oswayo, to Elsburg, IA miles and
back, once n week. '.#n
Leave Clara Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive at Ellisburg day by ~ m ."
Leave Ellisburg Saturday at m;
Arrive al Clara same day by pm.
3i79 From Sinnamahoning, by Second Fork Pine Street,
Cameron, Shippcn and Norwich to Smihport, 81
miles and back, once a week
Leave Sinnamahonng "wednesday at II m;
Arrive at Smhport next day by l2m
Leave Smithpon Thursday at 4 m,
Arrive at Snnamahoning next day by TO- m
See list ANNEXED Of postaasrs In Pennsylvania a0ho are
authorized TO certify 10 Me suGciency Of guayontors.
Form Of aohere change from advertisement is
.a contemplated By Me bidder. g
l, ------, of ----, county Of ----- State of -----
propose to convey the mail from July !, 1856, to June
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From la yme 10 Ia Nopem5cr.

Leave Pssburg daily, except Sunday al 8 am;
Arrive at 5,eubenyle tame day by pms
Leave Seubenydle daily, except Sunday, after ar-
rival OF Wheeling mai,--say at pm
Arrive at Pnrburg came day by pm.
from lst kopeaaber 10 la June.
Leave Piusburg daily, except Sunday, at m;
Arrive stubenviie same day by 2pm;
Leave ssabenviIe daily, except Sunday, ate m,
Arrive at Pl,tsburg same day by 2pm
3ll6 From Pifuturg, by Rich Valley, Walkers Mills,
Nobestown, Candor, Borgettsrown, Cross Greek
Village. Ps,tsrson's Mills. and Independence to
Bethany, Va, 80 miles and back, twice a week
Leave Pnsburg Tuesday and Thursday at \ m;
Arrive at Bethany same days by 8 spm;
Leave Bethany Monday and Friday at a m;
Arrive nj Ptisborg same dsys by m.
siI7 From Pnstug, by Csrriek Surgeons Hall, Gin
FisH Library, finleyvile, Monongahea City,
and Beot'syyillc. 70 Bcaicsvlle, IS miles and back
Leave Puseurg Tuesday and Thursday ga m;
Arrive At Beaesvlle fane days by M
Leave Bsslcsvie Monday ard Wednesday at 6 a mi;
Arrive st Pn,sburg seme days by 6 p M ~
AIS From Pntsburg by Moon, Clinton, MetdocksyiHe,
and Frankfort Springs, to Fairsisw, Va 80 miles
and back week. ..
Leave Pi,tsburx Saturday at 6s m;
Arrivs st Fairv,ew snne day by pm;
Lesve Fsrview Friday at g a m; .#
Arrive ni Prsburg same day by y
Proposals for a second weekly trip are invited,
sils From Pttsbur, by White Ash, Antrim, North
Washington, Apo'o, Spring Church, olvet, West
Lebanon and South Bend 10 Sheocla, ~ miles
and back, week 6.rt
Leave Pteborg Tuesday at I p m;
4 Arrive A. Shsocta next day by 6pm,
Leave sheioca Monday Of 8 a m;
Arrive at Piuaburg next day by ~ m.
ai@ From ps,.ourg, by E.nc, Colne'v,e DorseyvTe,
Rnrsi Ridge, and Riddles " Rosd., to Saxen-t
burg, 81 miles and back 4 week
Leave Pi,tsburg Friday al m;
Arrive at Saxsnburg sane day by 6pm,
Les.. S,xenburg 1hursdsy 81 Sam;
Arrive at Pi,tsburg same day by pm.
9iai From Duoo'ngsvie by Mnantown, Bower mn,
Tkompsonv'ie and Upper ST. Clair, to Heuiots-
villc, IL miles snd back ones a week.
L~svr Dunningsvilc Thursday at am;
Arrveat Hsrriottsvile Same day by loans
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(signed)
Form Of a Guarantee.

The unda rsgned, residing at ----, State Of -----,
undertake that ftae foregoing bid for carrying the mail
route No. - be accepted by the Postmaster General
The bidder SHALL prior the LIST day of July 1885, or
ssp - e @ @ g is ad Gu an
cient sure,ies. 4 #ar. .u# E.H e
TAs zoe do understanding distinctly the obligations and
liabilities assumed BY gaarosoys under The 27h section Of The
act Of Congress Of July 2, 1886. aa@E
g4 (Sgned by two guarantors.)
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t,,,,e u,rrio,isy;Ile Thursdav d 10 N,

Leave rleriotsville Thursday I'M
Arrive al Dunningsv Ile same day by p ~.
3422 From BrowningtoD, by Ha1rsyille and Wesley, TO
Frankin, 30 miles sod back, six times week.
Leave Brownngron daily, except Sunday at 3 p M
Arrive AZ Fankn day by ~ IN;
Leave Franklin daily, except Sunday, at y mi
Arrive at Bloomington same day by pm.
Proposals. TO embrace East Sandy are invedi also,
TO supply said Office Z rec times week each way
3423 From Economy, by New Scotisyie, New Shefheld
Seyenty-Six, and Service, 10 Hookstown, ~ miles
and back, snoe wetk.
Leave Economy Friday, after arrival Of the mail
from Pilisburg-ssy at oam
Arrive at Hookstown same day by l2mj
Leave Hookstown Friday at lpmi
Arrive Economy same day by p m.
1924 From Beaver, by Brush Creek 10 Lelenople, IL
miles and back once week.
= Leave Beaver Thuuday at a m;
Arrive at Xeienope same day by l2 mi A..
Leave Zslisnople Thursday Al pm
Arrive at Beaver day by 5 P m.
1926 From New Brighton, by North Sewckley, Wur-
temburg, and Chenango, 70 New Castle, % miles
and back, three times week.
Leave New Brighton Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday. on arrival Of the mail from Pit,ssurg-say
Arrive 4, New Castle same days by 4pm;
Leave New Castle Tuesday, Thursday, and sa,ur-
day at a mj
Arrive at New Brighton same days by lpm
3i2G From New Brighton, by Brighton, Baker Bank and
l,ish Ripple, to New Casle, % miles and back,
@ three times week.
Leave New Brighton Monday, Wednesday, and
HEe Friday on arrival of the NAL from Pittsburgh
Arrive at New Castle same days by 4 pm;
Leave New Castle Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
day at a m;
..a Arrive a, New Brighton same days by IL m,
3.27 From Kittaning by Battonve Osrsville, Rimers
burgh, Cursvlle and Redsburgh, to Clarion, 80
miles and back, three times week. "
Leave Ki,taning Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
on arrival OF the mail by rairoad--say at IN;
Arrive at Clarion days by pmi
Leave Clarion Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
K . Tam; ta
Arrive at Kttanng same days by pm.
Proposals for six-mes-a-wetk service are invited.
s42s From Kit'aning, by Cowansvlle, Adams Brady 5
-.a.ad-( Ia 40
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This proposal is made nth fA hnoyiege Of the distanc
of the route the eight Of The mail 10 be carried and all ohe
particulars reference The and service and also atte
earefa examination Of The Instructions and requirements al
tached to the advertisement. #a ""f
Dated s@#
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cruits, she was still more anxious there
should be no violation or infringement on
the municipal law of the United States. An
agency Office was opened upon complaint
being made. Mr.. Champion desired it might
be made public that the British government
did not recruit or aise soldiers in the Uni
ted States and he made knowa his instruc-
tons to Mr.. Marcy who then expressed
himself satisfied. Judge Kane had decided
that to pay passage Of them to foreign port
and then enlist ihem was no violation Of in
tefnational laws
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WssTEkS FARMING year ago Hon.
VIM Marshal Of Cordaya purchased hun
bred and twenty acres of land, at nine dol
lars per acre. He let il out upon The shares
the last season His share Of the produce
has sold for eighteen hundred dollars, thus
paying for the land, and more then seventy
per cent over in single season. Sach
fact speak volumes for the proiitablensss
Of Western Farming, and fer the agricni'u'
raj resources of Rock leland County
Rock Islander.
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SrRoss IeE.-The ice was fairly tested
on Saturday last in bringing over the loco
motive "John A. Dix" We presume that,
including the crowd of men. teams, etc.
q
surrounding the ma chine, there must have
been from twenty five 10 forty tons on one
spot at one time, and yet the ice did not
bend nor crack beneath them. Yes
tsrday the locomotive vas placed in safety
on the track preparatory 10 taking It's posi-
ton in the line OF travel on the Railroad
westward.
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ERROR OF OLFlsE-SEEKING.-~A tanada
pape. illustrates the error of ofiice-seeking,
by quoting an instance of decent quiet
neighbor, who sold out his landed property
for $500 and started for Montreal to soliel'
an Office promised him After the expire.
ton of vexatious delay OF six months ne
received the stua ion and occupied 1t TWO
years His salary was adequate merely Tor
his support, and the original purchase mon
ey OF his farm had TO be expended 70 cover
the wants of his family; and now he aiS-
covers himself TO be almost an Object OF
charity. As strong contrast, the iarm DC
disposed of, by the natural course OF com
msrcial events, has 50 risen in value mat
but few days ago. it was sold for a sum
amounting to that of his saery during fiteeh
years There is pointed moralin TINS
salutary lesson.
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LlsERALIrY At the close of a meeting
Of the Sabbath School Union. held al the
Second Baptist Church on Sunday evening.
collection was taken up aud the magnit-
!cent sum of 81 900 was raised OF this
amount one individual German citizen,
We understand subscribed one thousand dol
lars Twenty-Five such donations and the
Society y Ill be relieved OF ali its indebted
ness
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THE WEArHER. On Saturday morning
The mercury stood at IS degs, being the
mldest We have experienced for many
weeks, but before noon the weather chang
ed, the wind blew very strong and piercing
cold, and the mercury rapidly sunk. On
Sunday morning it stood within dogs. of
zero, but the day was much pleasanter than
its predecessor and on yesterday il had again
got up to l6 dogs. All day the sun shone
brightly and the remnant Of snow rapidly
disappeared beneath its rays.
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BENEFITS OF ADyERrIslsa--iU tie right

BENEFITS OF ADVERTIsisG--W ne rtyhf
yaysr. y esterday morning gentleman
called and left an advertisement OF gold
brooc,i found on Saturday evening. Before
mon another gentleman called with an ad
yerti,ement Of a gold brooch lost As the
one advertisement cancelled the other
neither was published and no expense,
therefore, was incurred by the advertisers.
This not only shows the advantage Of ad.
yerlising in the right paper, but also Of
promptness in advertising.
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TIE Snow yesterday went into state OF
hquefaction and people rejoiced greatly at
this change. Sleighs, 1t is prognosticatet,
will now go into state Of retiraey until the
SHOWS Of another winter bring them out
This winter they have paid handsome pre-.
MUM on the investment, but some years
may elapse before We lave another 10 heavy
and permanent an instalmen, of snow,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-19

A ScoTTlsH MAINE LIQUOR iAw.--Ihe
Duke Of Argyle has passed private Maine
LIQUOR law on the Island Of TIRE. He has,
by his agent, issued TO his people there a
notice that, after the 10th OF November ias''
mo tenant paying under t3o OF rent Is TO
be allowed 10 use whiskey or any spirits al
weddings balls, unerals.or any other gain
srings, and all offenders against the terms
Of this notice, will be dispossessed OF their
iands at the next term.
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Royalty Is not always the same thing
under different circumstances. For IN
stances when Queen Victoria goes out to
ride or walk she is dressed In silk and robes,
and her progress is minutely chfonicled
mall the papers OF the ream;-whiie Queen
Pomsre Of the Society Islands, runs out and
is unno,ieed, going bare footed with her
toes dyed red Yet Pomare is every inch
as much Queen as Victoria.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-19

DEATH or ]. NJ FIELD THE AcToR. We
are in.urmed that private dispatch was
received in this city yesterday, announcing
the death Of Mr.. ]. NJ. Field, the ceieprateu
comedian Mr.. Field was the Jesse Oh d
theatre at Mobile, and was recently severe
Iy injured by falling down stairs but whs1n'
or death ensued in consequence OF 'his az
cident we are not intormed.-Detro,t Adp'
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The CoLp JANuARY.-"A well'knowh
gentleman Of Boston, who has kept an &C
curate account OF the thermometer ana par
mometer during The last fifty years states
that the past month of January has aver
aged four and a half degrees colder than any
preceding January tor the last 'hif'y
years
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Farm and Nursery for Sale

4 FARM consisting of l7s acres, 100 oil prairie and
y ~ of timber, leo acres ander cultiyaion--~eil
:, tered by cresk springs and wells, having IL h
cod youny orchard and ~ eco nursery trees, %
miles rom Davenport near mills ana T. o., stores,
Sc viii oe sold cheap. 100 acres can be so~sd In
wheat this spring II IS q splendid stoss Iafm.
Ternns Of payment easy. FOR particulars apply to
Geo j.. futtcll. Esq Atkinscn's Block, Davenport,
Iowa. "o 40
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BArTrsas-O Sunday last teE persons,
seven ladies' and three gentlemen, were
baptized in the Mississippi river and united
with the Second Baptist Church in this
place
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STOW DRlFrs The ,rain that left on

Ssow DRIFTS The train that left on
the Western Railroad on Saturday after.
miles, was unable TO proceed further in
consequence OF the depth OF snow dfiited
on the track. On Sunday incoming 3 loco
motive was despatched with a complement
If men 10 remove the obstruction.
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; jobs e SAKE is announced TO lecture to-
morrow evening in Lyons, Clinton co 4.
Iowa,
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Real Gstate.


Ions p H. T.LLxAs, CHARLES PowE rs.
foashkespsie, N. \. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLNAN 4 POWERS.
Attorneys 4 COunse llOrs at Law,
and Land Agents.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Once south side OF second street opposIe LeCiaire
Eiocg ,orsr Wiiey's store.
4 ASDS boughtand sold Or Commissioa. Having
lIalso office In Eastern New York, al a point
from which Aiargeemigratioa may bs expected during
the present season, we have unusual advantages TO
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
II rLoansnegotlated On Real Estsleseeartty.
-REFEREHCES-
New York city. Psughkaepsie n X.
HoE. John Vaa buren,, Hon Charles III Rugglrs,
:. A. e.. Flagg, Gilbert Dean,
Charles o'Conor, :. NJ Yasser & Co,
William r .Hayemeyer, :. Benson Lossiax
Anthony J. Blesekcr, q Prof. 3. F. b. Morse,
" lillian b. Skijmofe. Utica, N Y.
atunny, n. Y. Hon. horatio Seymour
Hill, cayyef * Porter Chicago, III.
hogeboome. King and boies h.sxiftand Co,
Erustus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
apiI3j VIII WlR. W o0d and "a.
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SOCKS Il Statipafrp.
WIDOW REUOl'I

No LONGER EXISTS; having become n rs. Eidef
~ q. SHADRACk SNIFFLES, Of scrabble Hill
Her own account of the manner in which she yielded
to ikR DESTINY, is very affecting and instructive;
hear her: ~ FAT
10 Shairack. my shsdruek! Priscilla did speak;
While the rosy red bushes snrmantledher cheek,
And the tears Of affection bedarzied her eye;
q shadrack, my shadrack; I'm yoarn till die!
For full account Of her exemplary Widowhooi,
anxious Tor her daughters, her determination
never 10 marry again, and hop SIZE Kept IL, the
Courtshp &C., with eng rawlings.
Inquire for the WIDOW HEDOTT PAPERS; price
81 IS, at the IOWA BOOK ROOMS, No, 20 Brady 81.
tho Post ONCE.
2moy-If ELI ADAMS & 60.
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ran DAILY DAVENPORT GAZETTE,

4. he only paper the >sss Of Iowa that pt.nsi
Power Pre- 80 and il. circulation The largest any
Il. state Adsei,ers appreciate these adv antasl,,
~, oalursn. amply testify ..E
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II CIR ID.

MAGNIFICENT GIFT ENTERPRISES
ESQ acres of Land. Only 81, 50 for d farm,
l.o OoO DOLLARS. 10000 TIcKRTS
No Blanks Every Ticket prize.
Twsnty-Ssve Good Farmsl
The most splendid Gift Enterprise offered TO
the Pablo.
Ticket. ior sale aud ali info fmation gi, ca by the
Agent OF the proprietor, J: GlLLEIi d CO., al the
News Depot, opposite the LIE Claire House, Daven-
mort lows WIN REID, Proprietor.
t,eatrsytiIe, Anamoosl Co.. Iewa. Feb IL div
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Stores, Stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND THE ANSWEk Is STOW IS!
4 LIHOUGH we cannot keep on hand some 2uvu
n or 5000 stoves. souie OF our neghbors the Tea
son. are, we sell cheap and so good article OF
stoves thai IL becomes diuicuit TO supply II de-
ma Ad, but new supply Of freight ears have srriSs
and been placed our road, and we have completed
our genen ts TO be able now 10 supply the
emunds OF all, he the ssule MORE OR LESS.
So after looking around among all the CONF
HoRSEn stove shops in this eiiy, 10 no purpose,
come 10
TwitcAell 6illett's,
The only Stove Emporium In The west, aud buy a
Stspe a. Is stses. In our prices, Tor cheaphcss,
We defy all conpenton--evsry article ~arra"fsd,
md if not satisfactory, we refund The money Among
our assortment may DC found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal; the Climax;
BLACK Diamond. for coal; The King OF
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds OF Parlor. Oitce anI Heating Stoves
lin and Csppor Ware on hand ai Nil times Ruo.
ing, Jotbing, &c. done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. O.
Feb 4-dtf OAsENrohi, loN a.