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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-09

The NAVAL CouHT OF JsecIsY.--On Monday
the eefepse Of Lieut. water. enstny aoosmsu,, vas
reed before hs coust ara 10 sad ~ nave made up ~.
isdsmers IN the ., be trsssmise1 " the ssretary
,odsy vbss The Official copy Of TIE tcsrn,sy sts have
bees vrinen evi
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19

TIE Nome Lackre Reservation, un-
der the supervision OF Cot Stevenson,
is in nealtnl and houri>hing condIt on.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19
HOTELS, SALOONS, &C.
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
CORNER MoNrGoNERY AND lIrxrooN srRrrrs.
VILE.
FRANK JOHNSON. Proprietor

SQ%4, HAVING pI RELEASED THE UOTSE
Il: known heretofore A. liuutoon's Exchange
A have renovated. re- lifted, new Is furnished and
Opened il under the above name, with entirely new
have erected Il spacious dining
hnll-addcd large uumtrr of rleg MI! iurul>hcl
roo MS for Families. and am prepared lo acco,nmo
dntr any number of guests IN manner that trtist
viii he satisfactory to an Having had the btn
eft OF long experience IN the business ut Il IL /
shall give my whole attention tu It, | intend TO
make this house IN all it, e-seula appointments. he
very best in ;his sector of Calf rDia
FRANK JOHNSON.
y B.-The Cal Stage Coz General Oficr is at this
House. where passengers arrive from and depart Ia
all points ut the country.
december 80. lS56 dol-ti
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19

ORoyILLE Po>r OrFoE.-We learn that
Mr. d. {. Downer has been re-appo,nted to
tho Office of Postmaster Of the Office in this
town. The appointment seems to give gen
eral satisfaction.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19
Oruuillt DajIQ l}utte RrroyG.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 10Th, 1857.

SMOKED Our-A short time since. rob-
Der of sooty complexion, attempted TO en-
ter the hoa>e Of a widow named Howard. in
Bradford, Nirginin, hy descending a chm
uey. lie stuck fast midway, however, and
the old widow heard him She heaped straw
in the fire place and lighted it The robber,
halt suffocated, roared. Persons were col
lected by his cries, and being drawn up
with ropes to the top Of the chimney. more
dead than alive, was sent to the nc cies OF
the law.
0RoyiLLE Posr OrFroE.-We learn that
Mr., d. {. Downer has been re-appo,nted to
tho Office of Postmaster of the office in this
town. The appointment seems to give gen
eral satisfaction
EIGHT "PhGRr' BlRD.--We publish the
following yarn, but "aint sayiu nothiu''
about the truth OF it.
The Somerset Pa Democrat says that
some time last fan bnekhir came 10 MIR.
Joseph Snyder's, in thar borough aud has
since lived constantly With the chickens It
has become thoroughly domestcntcd, aud
comes regularly for its food Instead o.
roostlng as the chickens do, it takes posi-
tloh on the ROSTERS back. who bears the
weight of his little friend with great good
nature. But the mIst singular OF all is,
that it has toarued to crow like "A cock, and
crows regularly more frequently than the
rooster, and seems to be vain Of ITS accom-
Fhshments
LoFrY CoNDucr.-m the ncighborhood
where once lived, "a man, and his wife
were almst constantly quhrrelng. During
their quarres, their only child, "A boy, WAS
generally mesent, and OF course had caught
many OF his fathers expressions
One day when the boy had hcen doing
something wrong, The mother, intending to
ehaslise him, called him and said, Come
here, sir; what did you do that :or p
The boy, compIAcently folding his arms
and Initiating his fathers manner, rephed
See here, madam, don't wiSh 10 hare
any ,cords ruth you"
gGsA- \ man that has no enemies is
seldom 20 d for any thing-he is made
Of that kind Of materials which is SO
easily worked Ihat every one has d
hand IN IL.
TIE Nome Lackrc Reservation, un-
der the supervision OF Cot. Stew nsOn,
is in Il nealtny and flour>hing condIt on.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-19

DSsA- \ man that has no enemies is
seldom 20 d for any thing-he is made
Of tnat kind Of materials which IS SO
easily worked that every one has d
hand in il.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

The SrREErs.-Nearly every meeting Of
Council, Gaines street calls for some par.
ticular attention, and ito grading interests.
occupy considerable Of the time OF Alder.
men. We do not object to Gaines street
receiving Its proper share OF attention esd
Ito proper division Of " the spoils." But 4
appears to 10 there must be somehow 10
Council very considerable property inter.
est on this street to secure for Il % much
attention. Cannot some Of the ability being
exhibited in pushing forward 30 ssreauously
the Interests Of Gaines street, the second
street below the Court House, Be devoted
TO say Fourth street. thoroughfare run.
ming right through the heart Of the city.
and probably ten times as much travelled 40
Gaines street, We perceive no lsborers
on this street. nor hear Of contracts for ito
grading and macadamixing. We are sorry
some leading Alderman does not own q
large quantity oi uaimproved property on
this and one or two other streets we might
mention, to be enhanced ia value by their
grading, &c. Gaines has slice of probs.
bly, fifteen TO twenty thousand dollars OF the
late appropriation. Can't Fourth street
come In for. say five thousand In view Of its
relative Importance
r. 3. The writer Of this don't own foot
Of property on Fourth street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

TaE CALLIoPE. have sssa he f..
moss CslIiope denounced = hsabsg, ~
- do not agree with that opinion. Il a.
trsctsd good deal Of attention here, ard
iss music heard q distance wss fer iron
ssiss disagsesable. The ~sveAise wss
Inspected b on Mayer and City Cosaeil we
asy ny aleial!y. = they did not formally
sdjoass 10 rsa % he wisdows Of the
Cssasa chsabss wAsa Il 10000 lass We'd.
sssdAy sftssnees. WAssAss to nan at
shs keys aesissd ~ paasissis fssliaGs nsa.
siiag with blushss ~ ssansss asses Of a.,
worthy Aldssaea asd shes ssnsuhee hald
-hesA." " that ~ ~ ssnsspAss q sAsis
pssssses sssehsfesd ~ swn hssst
viii pstsiosis swsliaea - q ~ hasv,
~ jsse = ths ssssnj bsby.wah3 ausived
sppssiss 10 ssas Of wis1sa. Il es0nsaesi
vsslobsssiag " Yastss Dssdls" = - -
heepoa e11see q 10 bsass lsaos. An
thts - Cslksps - lssssiaas u - -
49, aeepse. 4 bs ossse ias1lu1iaD'
Aeo>kine 49, S1nN111g1oy sneee = qso1
sYaohoe 0sc1p - snnpcn esues, 4
sanoniaon = - e. 60 80 -
49, $500 (1o
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

THE RAILROAD LoAH.-We gave TOO
communications yesterday and one the day
before in favor Of the transfer. and We pub.
lish one to-day against il. We have on
hand another communication on the same
subject Tor publication Tomorrow. They
are all written by substantial citizens deep
ly interested in the question. Our columns
are open to both sides. wh,:s ~ shall FRO.
baby have no more to say on the subject.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19
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UAvENrasss = aAnK ET.


orSIcE % DAvkSsoAr 0Assrrs,l
Thursday kvesinG. Jsse -.
WEArRER.-Very showesy during the
past week, but rather warm, and fine for
csops. Last night there was quite change
aud this morning wa, unseasonabiy cold.
BusiSEss, CRors, &c The spring trade
10 nov about over wlth our Jobbers, a Though
lew orders are being filled. The retail
trade. under the influence OF fine warm wes.
Their, was very active last week. but not %
good this week. A gree, deal Of whsst
he's been coming in BY wagon and cars, bat
q this time our farmers are very busy -
Crops Of oil kinds In this region are very
promising, although there 10 q little CON
plant OF corn and onion seed In some To-
cali'ies rotting in the ground. Immediate
" about here there u . general complaint
OF squirrels among the newly planted corn.
They are said TO BE- more attendant and
destructive than they were ever known u
be before. But the farmers are sansuine
over their crops Of oil kinds. A. noticed
below, there 10 general deeliae In stock
iced, owing 10 the isesh grass.
WMEAT.-There his been . decline o,
price since last weeks report. We noe
quote q u per bushel. During the Lest
week, NJ arrivals have been liberal. The
ae~s iron svevy sectioa Of the couatsy In.
6cats that ws shall have very good csoes,
20 ehat fssthsr dsclias asy 30 reasonably
anticipatsd.
Flous,-we qssas losr .. o7ss Tor best
brands. The demasd 10 good, g some OF
the Davenport brssds sss pasaicolar favor.
ties East, and no ovssplus seaaine a ~.
OATs.-Thers y . decline n -. -
about cents per busAsl. We s.soe ~
wsek Gales ct 70073c. Tie suceIy : ~.
ssal. quite equsl to the demand.
COMA decline Of &c In cora ~ oahoa
place from last week, and We quote q coz.
The spsiaeiag up the grsss very freely ~
lasl week " two hes reduced lie psioo Of
I'll kinds Of stock feed. A sale wss aaAs
yesesstay ef 1000 Bushels Of lllinois corn.
delivered q the saileoad. ct 70c.
ps1Aseas-Nsshiag doiag. TIE farmers
hevo - 0ess q sheis see1 10. asd pdees
haee lallea = =. lssis. Thsy ers esllina
- III - ~ ~ euaaateg ~ week bese, aD1
eoooot1ae 9 ols7bs ~ ~ boss enaltv.
uA1s@esulete ~ = eannie9 - ~
- = - OagAoes ~ - - <ornaoi,
1!oooae = ee1ll1g - - - =. -
- - Dn1nalU nc1| fnss - -
~ - - eAna fssoG<D -. !
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19
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BosroH, June II.
The sky 10 overcast and cool, but there
10 no rain. making the weather 90 fer ad-
mirable for the Bunker Hill celebration.
u 10 now II o'clock and the procession
. just getting into order, and will soon be
IN vosts for Bunker Hin. where the inau-
guras'on services will take place. All the
streets are thronged
Among the distinguished guesta present
70 participate in the celebration are the
Governor. Of New York lNew Jersey. Con.
nectieut, Rhode Island and Vermont the
Mayors Of Baltimore and Montreal; Sen
stor Mason OF Virginia, Judge Breeze Of
Illinois. George Pesbody, Caleb Cushing.
and q crowd OF other notables.
Hon. Edward Everett delivered the pre-.
sentation address,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

Straw PAPEa. C,ncinssti Daily
Commercial Of last Monday. vas psistsd on
paper, ssveny-6ve per cent. Of which vas
straw. The paper did not look quite 90
white ss that generally used By the same
sheet. bu. !, might have been called fair
article Of printing paper. Il Vas made ~
Nison 4 Goodman Of that city, who have
erected mill. and intend giving the expsr.
iment fair trial. We earnestly hope they
may succeed. Rage are growing searcer
every yea, or the demand % outsrowing
the supply, and II sny substitute can Be
adopted. even TO partial exieat, Il will be-
great blessing to publishers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

Ma. CouLpocK's BEnErIr.-Mf .Couldock
will take a benefit this evening 1t Hough .
lye.um. Mr.. c ,uldock came to this coun.
try with Charlotte Cushmsn. 10 play oppo
cite characters to her. He 10 one Of the
best actors on the American s,sge. and the
hes, in some characters. He will appear
this evening in the Willow Corse. q Luke
Fielding. He is said to Be In this unsp-
prosehahs. The play 10 one Of the most
thrilling on the stage, and first class moral
drama. We are not 10 the habit Of edito.
rally noticing theatres and actors. bu, We
cheerfully make an exception In favor Of
Mr.. Couldock.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

RsrHrR CooL.-The weather yesterday
morning was unscasonably cold. We did
not notice the indications Of the thermome-
ter, but the fact there was Ore in nearly
every stove net yet taken down, proves the
disagr eeable severity Of the weather for the
season. Free for personal comfort In the
latter part Of June, sdord rather On unusual
subject for cool reflection even In this eli.
mate,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

NEW SVU0
City quiet. Mayor Wood has succumb.
ed 10 the law, aud submitted to arrest on
second warrant without resistance. Mr..
Turner, Deputy Street Coz missioner, and
Capt. Bennett, Mayors Police. we're arrest.
ed At the same time and held TO bail In
$4,000
The City Hall 10 guarded on eli sides by
the Mayors police, none being admitted
but tho,e having business.
Further outrage is DOT spprehended, al
though troops are in readiness st the ssmo.
~ to act st moments warning.
The Metropolitan Commissioners had
sworn In over 400 special policemen, and
were arranging for more. There were A30
soldiers IN tac city armvry.
The hearing OF the case Ct the Mayor
comes up in the Court OF Sessions this
afternoon. IL 10 rumored that Simeon
Draper ha, been appointed Mayor by Gov.
King.
The steamship Fulton arrived lac, nigh,
from Have aud Southampton, on the ID
inst.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19
eAx1fTR JoD oTYIo1.

Mr.. caAs. n. DAY, Of Chicago, having ssssas
sssoeia,sd With as,a sas 0Ass,ss Job Osss, Ae will
sersAfsss have the sssirs sspssviasa sf sAaCds.
>astmen,. A. Nj. Day 10 oss Of he bsss Job
fia.ss, "a n, ua,a. sai OR fAsiuuss Tor Ne
seesusa ~ YORK hiss rsssaay b,.a greatly On
srxsi % tsrs, sial.oa Of latest ssylss Of type,
&c 90 can noe pssa.ss oar patrons V o. ssuss
Job WORK Of al, vaussiss with y. 'asss, sAsapa %
sai despatch. By NE aoses above, u viii be
sssn that 30 have ordered more sssaa pssss NJ.
shinsry. rais 10 the only oass ia NE lefty where
stsam power 10 sssA, 20 ~, eur Abilities are
saearailed. SANDERS BRo.
lavAnnops. March n
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

GoDEy's LADY's BooG I'VE have re-.
ceived the July number Of this favorte Pc
riod,csl-a universal favorite with the 10.
dies. Besides the ordinary quanti,y Of reed.
ing m,t'er. this number Of Cooley contains
anumoer Of fashion and pattern engsavings,
useful as well - ornamental, with various
little designs Of work always acceptable 10
the female readers. u can be obtained q
the Book Stoses.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

PLAHrs AT Accriox.-To.dsy NJ. Faus.
sells the balance of his stock Of plants by
auction. Thew arc . fine, thrifty lot Of
plants, and will no doubt eel. low. The
stock embraces roses, heliotropes, jsponi
cas-. etc. The sale comaenees st eleven
o'clock. The attention Of the ladies' 60.
pecislly 10 invited this sale.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

TEMrERAscE LEcruRx.- The sixth lee.
ture Of the course. on Temperance. will be
delivered at the ID Baptist Church, corner
Of Fourth and Perry streets, this evening
By Hiram Price, Esq. We learn that the
ladies' h,ve made an elegan, banner. which
will be presented to the Sons Of Temper.
snce. through John F. Dillon. Esq., and re-
ceived BY Mr., Doniphan. The exercises
Of the evening will be very interesting in
every respect. and the church should be
filled.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

FrnE WoaKs OF ARf.-Ws visited N.
Adsm's Daesereotype Gallery yesterday
for the 6rst time, and were sstonished 10
ind % many end no beautiful works Of De-
guerean Art In any establishment Of this
e''y. We voluntarily render The tribute Of
osr admiration to these specimens Of skill
and taste. NJ. Adams works in oil the
branches Of HE ART. and can show y per-
feet pictures - perhaps may be fosnd In
any gallery 10 the sessssy. nk rooms
are On Brady street. sass sids. lev door
below Third street.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

JAIL DELrvEsY.-Three prisoners escsp.
ed from the jail OF this city, last night. IN
der cover OF the darkness. A fourth set
himself q liberty, but concluding the yea.
ther was rather inclement. concluded 10
remain. Our cisixens begin TO think tina,
that there il something peculiar in these
frequent Jail delivefies.-t Iowa City Re.
publican.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

FnrR SrREkr MgErlHs.-We did not
receive the proceedings Of the public meet.
ing held last "Wednesday night relative to
the Railroad and Fifth street, till half.past
Eve o'clock lss, evening. Received at THE
late hour and being 20 long. We are unable
10 publish them.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

Mn. financially special notice Il
will be perceived that NJ. Hamburger 10
again compelled TO postpone HE school. In
the mean time arrangements are being
made TO RESEMBLE the school at the EARL.
sst possible date.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19
ALBANv,Jupe II

NLbANT JUNO II.
The Metropolitan Police case came up
for Argument before the Court OF Appeals
this morning Chas. O'Connor. Esq,
opened Tor Mayer Wood, and Judge Ed.
monds will occupy the remainder OF the
morning session. The argument will De
rested to morrow. There will be no even.
ing session Of the Court. A large number
Of persons were present, aud the greatest
interest was manii est.d IN the case. Mr..
O'Connos's argument was confined TO con.
s,itutional objections to the Districts formed
BY the act.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19
ToRosTo, June 1,

IL 10 repotted that the murderer Town.
send. brought over here from Clevelsnd IN.
der the extradtlon treaty, was set Of lib-
esty BY mob OF his own sccomplices.
while on his wsy from this city to Csyugs
where he was to be tried.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

A Committee was appointed 10 coll a
mass convention in September next TO
ratiiy their nomination.
The r. n. Steamship sailed for Liver
pool via Halifax at 3 O'Clock, A. n, with
LOT passengers and ei.2l6.O0O IN specie.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

GASES PsAs!-0snslemen nay nov csy
PEGS, Psss, end they sl Ind PEGS. We
received yesterday from II. =. Paine. =
large lot Of very aas green PEGS. raised y
Mr. II. ]. 0ssdaes, on the Le Claire road,
two and half miles sbovc the city. They
are the 6fst Of the season that we have
seen. and Of course to be appreciated
Mr.. Paine has IN establishment on the
corner 81 Perry and SECOND streets. where
hs tseps ON hand a full supply Of vegeta.
bles for family and hotel use. He exhibits
. good deal Of enterprise in procurisg nee
vegetables At the earliest dsy and Of the
best qualities. We understand from him
that tomorrow morning he will have . 10,
Of green peas. Call early and secure them,
and examine his stock OF other vegetables.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

BosTON, June IL.
The American State Convention nomin-
ated for Treasurer and Receiver General,
Messrs. Pesny, Jr.. OF George,own. A udilor.
Chandler b. Ransom. OF Roxbusy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

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DAVENPORT. IOWA,
WILL ssy saa eli assl n a., is,ss. q ,s.,
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rsI .s..,.. ......'es q q. :..si.. :. 49,. 80
'''"s list 81 Guy and easn Propsssy.
Improved City YysDsssy.
las :, elies %, - feet 'front.' Frame Aosss uspA
ss,. "s ..i lsa.s el.s~tn and veil, silss ~ sss,
"'"a ~ra .as, s'iss ~ fe.t ~i.. - .usosh ed
oti:. a"a lot =. thra a.; trA.s. hosss vssn 9
"'"'' s'"a veil. s's'ssn and .,.Il., 6sis tres.
ito, ., biloxi 50, " f.., fssu,, 49,
sd cellar, veil and cisssrn.
49,, Ear. q 4 2. ,s' and .l.o' lots, sA.A |.
s'as.s.sIss .id.soa - fsss fsoss hs.. aosss
, u--Lo. s. tlssk 10. 70 f.es soas nam. 49,.
i'ea's, oashousss, veil. csss~su ssS ssssalas &c
N-Les !, BLOCH 81, ~ ssst fross sassA eide u q :.
ioos. cost Of nssdy. vrsns Aosss, . reses ssn
sistcrs and stable.
a-'sr, u lots and 9, biseA ms, IL cials-,s si.
TIA, j. sct front, lsth street north stds besvesS
y sas aad Ferry, rsns heuss, rsu1s. ssiIs<. 80
Nttti cisi-rn.
t--Lotr. biaek -, ~ frsss cath side q Oh
te'~s"s u" sslr~ and FsrnhA0. 6aDs hoes, .
f"'n., s.iiA cisisrn
4 .Msay ssrset near luth, - feet lSvss: see !
a'S BRISK house, reoms, cellar and hsssmea hisaA
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-19

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Drue x.deias., che.sesis. rsisss, osls, Dys Dssss
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n ssPEcTruLLY call the sssssssss = - vssaie to
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Particular attention sili b. pad ~ ~ co9voasAisg
q rhysessss prsserps,scs sad fAaily nsicisss. ed
tho psbe sre sssar~d that bus she ssst ssA pa
rest Oruxs wii b. a..i In their psrpssasaos.
Oav.apest. s~e s'sh. 1857
SARATOGA WATER.
A srs.a 70, q the esebss'sd sspsrs sprtss wsssr.
TAYLOR sALLoRD.
Citrate q uaGussiA.
An ss..sAsle r.iv'ssrsnt aud LAXATIVE. Tbs prsea.
faeioe VII b. foand ~frisns r~ne1y 10 1yspspota
canssspasen, s'ek bod sch. and kisdss1 soscssaes
TAYLOR sAl.oap.
sptss iel~ Clais~ kov
HERE Is A CHANCE!
'I,ns sas.csiesr has on hsad . very god ssssu
neat OF
vinlsv Glass sna 0ellov Woso,
weleh - close out that bssacA Trsas VIII ~ cold
Low b. the Dossn or Gross.
p p,s.s,,r''sa s..i' '..a OPP
GastorOii O,s I.
0ensiae Essences,
Fam Colleagues,
IGks, ~cns, sohud, &c.
Wados Gisss, beat PNlsbasg. sxl0 ~ 70 $3.50.
vii - saii sety cheap By Me Nos OF Dossa.
kessoas bustding lad rare chance In shSs los
81 Ocods tof . bargain C.iiat
ID. q. ELDRlDGkss
North Western rats NJ Mediciss depot,
l~iwdim South cid. eth near Rsck leisad a.