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WORTH kNowIsG.-Prof. Wood, whose adver-
tIsenent will be found in another column, has dis
covered remedy for the gray and bald, which IS ct
once practicable and cheap. 1t requires no dyelng,
10 wig, nor extraOrdlnary trouble. There can be no
mOnIaS almost without number, and from men Of
great Intelligence, high standing and moral worth.
Those who have been bald for years now wear
ing their own har and appear ten younger than
they did six months ago. AS IN most cases gray
hairs and bald heads are boil premature and unntur
al, is duty to remedy them by the natural and un
doubted means which Prof. Wood has invented, and
now kindly offers to the afflicted. Read his adver-
tlsement try his wonderful remedy, and give the
Professor new Observation-Disclosures Wig.
For sale III Washington by CHARLES SroTT, SAM
UEL b. WAITE, NAIRN Il PALMER, j. u. MILBURS
& Co., Jas. N. CALLAN, and all Druggists. up 1J-2w
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AUCTION SALES.
Nv lag n NT.CI,IDD $50

by JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer. ( F
SALE OF Stockton WE'D
-, NESDAY AFTERNOON, April sd, at
10 o ss ~ the Auction Rooms, shall SELL in sums
o''o CorpoIation of Washington SIX Der cent.
ooo CQnarteriy Stock - - :
'"' C9Ipsrstion Of Washington I'VE per cent.
''" SSSitp Dcp of Georgetown six per cent
orange and Aleaanttria LIST Mortgage Bonds
eims cas9, IN current funds.
by order OF the Executors. 20.
-ap 20 JAS. c. Mcguire. Auct.
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Getsvetovr
~ rIoN.-on THuRSDAY next, sd inst, !, "a Il
o. CLOCK a. m, mt the residence OF Mr. Henry VIM
gate on the corner OF Montgo and Beal streets
georgetown, We viii sell the entire Household Fur-
nlture, as
Mahogany Sofa, Chairs
DO: d Dining and Side Tables ., q. ...
faror, Hall, and Chamber Carpets ..
Looking Glasses, Sideboard
french and other Bedsteads, Bedding
Feather Beds, Mattresses, and Pillows
Dressing and other Bureaus
Mashstands, Tables, Toilet Sets
rsror, chamber, and Cooking Stoves
Snlna and Glassware, Knives and Forks
hitchen Utensils, &c., &c.
nrst-rate ram Cask, Axe, Saw, &c
Srms I'D and under, cash ov err that amount, a
reot OF % days. for notes bearing and salts
iac.osliy endorsed. BARNARD& BUCKLEY,
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PosTPoNKMENT.-Itw will be seen, by reference
to our advertising columns, that the Levee of
Harmony Lodge, I. o. O. F, announced for to-
night, has been postponed in consequence Of the
inclemencY Of the weather.
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CT NOO REWARD-RANAVA ON THE
y .UOU 18th instant, from Washington, a likely
coal BLACK MAN, about p years of age, and -
ey es, good teeth, and speaks quickly. Calls a
himself Andrew Fairchd. Theabove reward ~
will be paid for has Judgment in the jails OIL
Baltimore, Washington, or Charleston.
For any other information, inquire of b. B. Ed
MONSTON, corner of 18th street and Penus ylvania
avenue, Washington, ID. c. or to ]. :. PURSE, 81
Wentworth street, Charleston, 3. q.
m0r u eolmf
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MRS. ID. JONES SCHOOLS NOW OPEN
INl for the reception Of pupils. Having had many
years of successful experience, both at the North
and South, she merely asks a due share OF patron
age to, give satisfaction. department for little
boys also. -"
For terms, apply to the Principal, No. 45l 18th
street. = - - 90 ap l5-lw'
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VANh,UIANBtIE; PROPERTY AT PRIVATE

through the City Post Office, over his real name. ~
Pl713t
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
SALE:-The subscriber will sell at private sale
ana 10th streets, directly opposite ST. Patrick's
Church. Y feet in front by 60 deep, ON which there is
atwo-s,ory Brick Slate rooted Dwelling, containing
modern improvements. together with a good alley
running the entire depth OF the lot.
and Ith streets on which there two story rough
cast Brick Dwelling and two small Frame nouses
nls w9%id be very dfsrable property for mProye
MlAH MURPHY, corser or F and 18th streets, No.
fo8. apl7-lw'
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND IN IOWA
y FOX SAl.E.-'Phe undersigned offers for sale
the y W. fractional quarter Of section 10, niTown-
ship ~ north Of range west, in the State Of Iowa
ms land y Fe rc rolling prairie near the Shock
burlington and w ashngton road, and is 50 miles
from BURLINGTON. Is miles from Washington, 10 miles
from Mount Pleasant and Columbus City miles
from CTawtordsvile, and II miles from the plank
road Timber and Stone abundant within ~ miles :
saw mlll Z miles and grlst-mill miles distant
Nelghborhood settled with church and school prvi-
n' grove ' GHaS sRfP 81 III
aP lS-eolw Patent Agent, 4m F. ST., COR 7th ST.
DOSE COTTAGE FOR SALE.-This delight
H full country residence situated mile and half
IN northeasterly direction from the Post Office,
possesses many convenlences and advantages not
usual III a country residence.
The location being elevated is healthy and COM
Tnands hne view of the city and country.
Inc House Is OF frame, forty two by thirty two,
nearly new, has two-stury Kitchen attached in the
upper part OF winch is tank, holding twelve hun
The Lot contains two acres Of ground in n high
state OF cultivation, and, within yoar two will
A Stable and Wood shed belong to the premises
A good well OF water is near the house. Apply to
WILLIAM STICKNEY.
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BY A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

by n. huctlOneer.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, EXECUTORS OF THE
LATE GEN JAMES THOMPSON, at the request OF
his heirs and devlsees, will sell, at public sale on
MONDAY, the 4th day Of May next, at O'Clock o.
IN, all his real estate In the city of Washington 10
wit:
His spacious brick dwelling House on square No.
g. and the following lots:
No iS, b. q, 2 % "a, 25 &c, and p, in square No. Is
No. II, Is, and a. in square No. %
No. 2, 5, and Z, IN square No. 81
No. !. IN square No. 81
No. Is, IN square No. So
No. Il, IN square No.
No. s, IN square No. 30
No. n, In square No. %
No. -, In square No. 100
No. l6, In square No. l26
No. 8, In square No. I9i,
The sale will commence at the dwelling house.
The terms OF sale will be: One-thrd oil the PuI-
chase money IN cash the remaining two-thlfds IN
three equal lnstalments at six, twelve, AMI eghleen
months for which the purchasers VIII be requlrea
give their several notes, bearing interest from me
day of sale; the same to be secured by deco Oh
trust, to be approved by the subscribers. -
tate of the late Gen. Thompson TO the lots sod All
conyeyancing at the cost OF the purchasers.
In the terms of sale be not complied with within
serve he right of reselng on such terms as they
NAV deem proper, al the risk and cost OF the P9Icha-
sers. SAf isru
apI7-d Executors
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nor RENT.-PARLORS AND BEDROOMS
Il attached for rent at No. 2l3 south side of Penn.
Apply to +. A. HARRY, Wilards' Hotel.
ap t7-eO3t
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EOR SALE-A GOOD WORK HORSE,
Il eight years old, sound and gentlo. In IN
quire at tho corner Of 18th and VI streets. NA
ap9 II
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A CARD.-Tho subscriber respectfully calls the
n attention of his friends and the public in general
TO his very large and handsome assortment of
SPRING GOODS,
selected by himself with great care, at the North.
Not deeInng ii necessary TO enumcrate the various
articles. he would respectfully invite them to call
land examine for themselves, when they Will lind
every article such as are usually found in first
class Dry Goods Store. All Of which will be sold at
the lowest possible rates, as my motto Is
"Quick sales. and small profits"
CHAS. +. PERRIE,
ap Ia Ct No. SIS 7th street, near i.
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COAL-COAL-COAL.- the way and will be
- ready for delivery in a few days
cargo of very superior COOKING COAL
do do do RANGE do
deduction made If taken from the vessel.
Please send in your orders Immediately, as our
motto IS "lulck sales and small profits"
Wood OF the best quality on hand at low prices.
III 2y24O lbs. given to the ton.
JOHN w. MYERS & CO.
Office and Yard cor g and I'd SITS. First Ward.
l3-6t
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J. MIDDLETON, = ~
IL. ICE DEALER,
Office and Depot-Southwest corner Of and 18th
Streets, Washington, apu-f
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StTEAMBOATS GEORGE WASHINGTON
= AND THOMAS COLIYER.- .H~s-
These Boats, or either of them, & 8aSfRE{e
be engaged for Excursions at any Sx2Szzzzses7
time. Applications to be made to either OF the Cap
tans on board, or to JOSEPH BRYAN, OF Ala
an l6-Stawtf
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COAL-COAL-COAL.
Just received and for sale, a supply Of CUMBER
LAND COAL. of a superior quality, for CRATES,
steam and smiths use. Also, cargo OF freeburning
RED ASH coal. for cooking; together with gen
eral supply of WHITE, RED and GRAY ASH
coal, HICKORY, OAK, and PINE WOOD.
All of which will be offered on reasonable terms.
Z. M. KEYS.
ID Wood and Coal place No. 548 northeast
corner of 18th and Z streets, one square south OF
: ID
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nP'i4 Il; icO'- EDMUND FLAGG.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CONCKRr-The Concert ~
-he First and Second District Schools is to he
Eoid In the lecture room Of the Smithsonian In
stiiution, under the direction of Sir. Jos Il Dam
lei: This Is the second affair of the kind and
VIII no doubt, be properly appreciated by those
Mho are Interested in the education OF our youth
Music Is becoming, as 10 should be- one of the
features OF school education and there can lie no
more beautiful and touching a spectacle To wit
ness than the united chorus Of 80 many Young
children The concert will take Mace on 'Puas
day evening, the 2eth instant and the nroceeds
VIII BE- applied TO the purpose Of rurthefing this
good VIC in the Public Schools of our city.
ANOTHER CONET.-Lieut. Maury announces
that another telescope comet. discovered Inv Dr
Bruins at Be.lin March Is is now visible In ,bs
northwestern part OF the heavens. IL is supposed
10 be identique with the third comet of Ism die
covered by BTorsen-an elliptic orbit for which
his been computed 10y DR. Won Galen nv Which
70 us pefihelion June 18th Of the present
s"df- The INST comet is increasing its distance
LON the earth; the second is APPROACHING and
VIII lie visible during the whole OF NAV The
Hi>' l. now la AunseS, the second in Perseus.
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE N.rrox.r lor
ENDEMIc Gil. NJ :. - writingto Porter's Spir
u Of the Times, flOm Boston SAYS.
How did want to 20 10 WASHINGTON 70 ths
ing alton Perhaps il is lucky that didn't
sta a.' an once-seehing fiiend Of mine on the
e' lew days since. Got home Ell ~, saws
~ says he. - Got the office 30 saws
s,vs "n once, says he "What did you get!''
- got the beller-ache,r saws he and
thiao ~. ied sentence, which sounded some
10 his siom,.I- -i-Iats.' he pressed his hand
" "i' S'otizlch and vanished
ASSAULT AND BATTEaY-On Satur-
= 'ohhson, Edward Johnson, and -
Middleton Were arrested by Officers su,, and D..
Of the Third district, for vioen, ,ss,r,, ana -,
terry on man named Michael Co,co,,n :, a..
iaik- hTS we:e taken before Jus,ic. Halle ZIG
head, and George Johnson held to sae hom
Iei,in2 'Lls evening at X o'clock, and Edvv,.S
Johnson and Middleton In Slo ,aI r.u"did
"the:s were engaged in this affair or yye, 0esera
with the arrested party, and warrant, n, y ,
issued for their arrest. and the Officers 80 "seh
seeking for them. uay
Mr. ANDREW HOOvER, an old and resn..,.-,
citizen of Washington, was seized with a nar,I,,
tic affection this morning, while at his pIace o.
business; but by the prompt application OF medi.
rai assistance was sufficiently restored To be CON
sideFed out Of the reach Of Immediate danger
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FISHING TACKLE.-HOOKS,L LINES, RODS
Il Reels, &c., complete outfit Just received 81
the Housefurnlshlng Store, $50 9TH street.
apis g, FRANCIS
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The WAY 1T WoRks.-On Saturday night the
rowdies OF the city were not slow in availing
themselves OF the immunities promised by the
displacement of the police magistracy of the CITY
at one fell swoop, through the Circuit Court deci-
sion They counted on a special good time-they
did-lnd no doubt imagined that the millennium
OF last bhoys had come; but the police having
jerked few Of them into the guard house. their
compatriots scattered with great agility, thinking
perhaps that they ran some risk of being Gagged in
the guard house cells until iegally-appointed
magistrates were ready to act.
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BUGGY HORSE FOR SALE.-Hsving no long
~ er use for a Horse, l will sell, at a redu- n
ced price, a first class FAMILY BCGGYTSN
HORSE, black, eight years old, and that will(S2h
trot at the rate OF a mile trttkin four pgiHEfeS.
Works equally well IN double harness. Address Box
ST. Washington Post Office. ap l4-eoSG
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ROBBERY AT THE CARs.-This morning, a dis
tinguished under the late administration had his
pocket pic ked at the Washington railroad depot
or upward, of four hundred dollars He had inst
arrived in the cars from New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-20

ITO McLAUGHLIN'S everybody run.
Opening Spring Goods at MCLAUGHLIN a
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AAaEsT o. CouSrEaSk,rras.-A dis
patch from .Losisville, August :th, % the
Cincinnati Ce~ssrcsai, Gays
Three men, Who registered sAear names
st the louisville Hotel, Is VIM. Hughes, T.
J. Arbuckle and A. j. Dearth, we're arrest
I'd yesterday, On the change a being coun-
tsrtritses. Ahsat 81 so n countesseit pa
per moaey was found in their bagUge, to-
essher WI 600 in bogus Nsxican dollars,
and Amesiean halves and quarters. and
end sone SITS in bogus one dollar gold
pisces. The counterfeit paper money coo.
sissed 81 llities IN tb~ Union hank ol Louisi
anA, swenGiss On the State Bank of Louisi
aps, swsneiss q ths State Bank a Indiana
twsntiss q ths Esrnes' end Drovsrs' DAnl
a waynsshssR, RA, tsns oa the natters
naak q Coa1sctirut, tsas On the North.
wesGsgp Daak u viHinia, 6ves On the Mer.
mneile Daak q uaFs5brd, and vsrioss raised
nsees - Tsnnsuses Danks. The bagus coin
wss yell s1scatsd, hst Il could readily b
Aseecls1 b. 10 liohs weight. The 60 dol.
~ pisco wses us1nisAel Arhuckls claiml
" y shs ownse q lslanA 81, in ths Niasis'
dppl u y sapposs1 sAaa thy aEs ftosu
Ce1cinnAsi, o. IL ineerioe a Indiana. They
WEIR examined to-day, and comnitted IN
deeAnlt q II, 500 he'll sach.
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Acs.l Il h explicit testimony that those
vho sccspssd il y oarrsct, knew no "old
forty foot street through the College
0roun1s.n
Still lsasr, Mr.. Russsu was informed Of =
movement to extesd this Forty foot road,
from tie south line Of the land be had sold
the Co,lsgs through that and his remaining
land lying sorth. He was told that the
Trustees favored Il (which ives incorrectly
and wrote thsm q oocs in indignant, il not
abusive and sAvsee terms, informing them
that be should resist II sto the last cxtrcmi
~ Il TIE lsw, either in the State or Fedeysi
Courts" X employed Mtssrs Cook 4 Scr
gsas sse rssiss road bsiss optaed through
he lssd,n and % informed the Tru tees, sug-
costing that they also should employ co''n-
sel. lie complained that this movement
would alessen or destroy the value Of the
remainder d (his) land, BY laying oil streets
where psne WEIR wanted by (him) and at
places where (he) would not locate streets"
Not word of an I'D street still existing.
sim lsfer. and months SITTER the College
purchase, the County Court was petitioned
10 open . COUNTY ROAD extending Main
street frum the corporation limits, (sAioh
had ser0 been ezfesdsd opsr ne College grossds,
Or Deer aay street s.pposai srsy 70 haze crossed
hem) north to Section strest. This petition
asks Cor road, On the ground, Of course, that
there wls no street there. IL expressly
admits that there was no highway In that
directioa--no "open and actual public high
way = hes been asserted since.
Tha petition Il Supposed to BE- in the hand
writing a judge Nitehsli, and ha~ his sig-
nature, with that q many old residents, and
property ownen on Main street
Still later, the Council Of 1855 took mea-
sures TO open a 70 foot street north from
Main, - over private property. The pro.
ceedings, the report Of the Engineer, and
the proclamation Of the Mayor, oil sdmi,
that thsse NJ no old street there.
Documents to prove oil these points, are
ready for publication.
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THE FOLLOWING LIST OF vALUASLE
i Iards are offered for sale by the undersignedon
the noa favorable terms, the priees being Moderate
Oas fourth cash and the balance In one two, thrse
ard feaT yesfs, with ten per cent intsrcst
wsefSE and \ ofNws N;sees Town.
1skik
w.eisEs add 3 Of Sc Of Gee . re~s-
SEA Il NE Ct acc ~, T RE
Essfswh and " CTS = Of sss 81, !
Es SEA Of see II. TDRiE
wAof n " 4 of sec ~. Tp.RlE
M NV I q ses %, TsRiK
ss En- IL see -. TIE, Rlk
va oil W i of sec ~ 7sRlE
EEs ei sE ! aud Of NE Of zee o
sw i u Sc 4 Of see I, To. RTE.
Nws ofsw "A 1 Of sec T,e.Rik
NEae NE - and y W ~ y u 1 o. sss .,
I .e.Rlf
NEA Of 4 " of see p,RiE
M few 4 Of sse l. TORI
NwA u Sw I Of sec ~. TsoRi
SEA Of " 1 Of sec s,Tp,Ri
sw ~ % sw i of sec q. Tso.Rl
SEA Of : W and z / II ~ / Of Gee 10 T
ri
ss Wv II see. 81 TsoRi
Of NEs and " . u y W u Gee .? I -
IL II y : Of .es y TsoRsE
81 MA Of Gee 50, TseRsE
NV Of NV r. = Of sec 30 Tso,RsE
"a d sec. 10, RaE
NJ 81 y W !. u sec 10, r 80 RE
NV Of sw OF sec H. 7 30, RAE
sw Of > W ! Of go. -, RAE
~ II y W \ ef sec r., Tsl,RsE
isaif RLAkEAoRE LAwEs
sREWsTER . kMsossT,
l. a N ID A q Il Mt ..
FIoRkNCE NEBRASKA TERRITORY
I ANDs ENTERED AND WARRANTS Lo-
- GATED Ia SIOUX Cit, Fort Dodge and Council
Hufi.
I r,,rwsfg g,Esmp'y A,,f1ses e
Any = coun'r al Law. civil Easinesr = Surveyor
Dawson 4 Trns. E.ar., Ealter Gazette, DR. " Y
Mths.was, Dawson = orixssi II rI.ee, k.a ,. T
Lane, ksa Mayio's.- diy
BUILDING LOTS
Tor SALE AT FAIR PRICES, AND ALL
! OF long credit, To facilitate improvements
COOK h sAR0ENT
eil ..ll lots parties who will build on them shls
season. At moderate prices, and = credit of one
two and three years Junbtf
hWELLlNG HOUSE on BRADY STREET
~ for Sale The undersigned cders Tot Gale HE
Dwelling lisase on Brady ssreet cor VI Thlrtssuth,
containing eight faoms and cellar 0rouad IL ~ "
lso feet contains stable, sbed Cue apple per. plum
and cherry tree CRAZE siaes, shruobesy eistern snd
we'll
The above IL II the most pleasant resideHeesi 10
the city, AID will be cold 81 yer, low price
Aprly to JOHN DAVE
l~A 81 Ceok = sarssnts
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arscIpg o. palsrEa. "A printer
nAned 0eoege Kssshlsr, rscsatly from S.
Losis cut his throat q boarding house in
Cineinnati ~ wssk. He bad bsen unable
20 procure wosk, ssd wss asariy out d
fund.-. H ~ Il Eaolish birth, and stu.
dious, sobes yoaag man. Anoag his electa
was Ietsss written By his mother fhoa,
that cosntry, arscesd % him in New Ysrh,
N which h = dssl0naesd - her oaly On,
md Win Otherwise bsseehing in every linz
the sscrsa insrsss u parsass love, alsr
gives svtdssOs q . rs6nsd and cultivated
mind
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CEDAR COUNTY
No 2ss IL rowassip - n ri W. lev u.iiss tom
SO ::s,,: = -, .s.iw. ,s::...
kssWf ::. ..,.. y ssssssiV s.s...
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VIZ ssssIon q . y n 80 sssa
:: :ae: ' ;ss:: q s::s s 'aA ''''1 a'''
No rs q To.ssAlp q Nav.
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NWA MA ssesias o. g
EusrseisS 10 serss q variety q ven spbsssd
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sc q s:.: ::a s.. s::.;:a ..a ,.7s:..4 :. o::..
BENToN cosONTy
Ne - vsry aas uss, o ~ sssss. ~ niiss
north Of vlnson
.outh fron vinson- vsse u ana n ins nsl0h.
CLINTON CO UNITY.
No ~ m a<ps ssss,Asas Ind = = ~ sssa
No ~ Thsss sAsasasa ae.sss e sassssny salsss-
q LAsae IN Ctlsoa eonnty Oas-obassA c., ~.
ssss In three ~ I've ysasA
PowxsnIW COUNTY.
No ~ - essss vssy sAsass Prairie and timber
land Price = pr asse
Yosr shesssaa ssrss In fowssAsas ssssay. sssans
tsrma
No - voar shssssad too AssAss1 aesss, y
sashsf Oh, 49,. n Zen ysiss. . 60 pr ssst
- sPER COUNTY.
No AZ Oserss u = pr aess-sslseasd laad-
- sssss = Y 10 ~ ssss-sssy eAssss.
=. 81 ~; ~ q: s.. ::ss "a, m, ., -
iesssss. 4 > ~ ssss 1ass Mis- iiss 6ssssali-
l..l s: ~: : i ~ = ,.
!. :. ss *9fs Z GO: scsscsF FL rw.a
M:5f:lJ;T':s=n.- :
,.Sssss1 49, = - ssss,sa. Flies g ~ ssss.
80: ::..:s: ~: .. :. j -.
800 49, ~ x,'e:afisses; 49,; -, - - =,
~ 9i.ss.l1ass = isvssaaaaa "a - - -
sassn ... 4@s s.s1
tsaee4seeStselea y 49, ~
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BRIsToL's here are the
mushroon preparations got up 10 eompc,e with the
nrs, b~s, and only pure sar.apariliai D,irs, oae
ssd ali SIN the original article msiatains u. 81.
premaey cure for Scrofala and all Diseases Of the
fesh, Slasds, skin, muscles aud nerves keups
Worm Pas,illes. nee from mercury, achieving .
like triumph over ell the rnereuriai vrrnifag~s
sold ny d r Lsnman q Co, wholesale druyslsts,
70 Water street, New York. and by ali Grussis,s
ssrsaparil.a o. and Pas,ies Csc per bottle
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MAS1rp InsrplarrIY-lO.OoO men 70

WASIED lMNEDiATEtY-lO,uVu men 10
engage la the sae OF the popular selling Books
In America invslids, mechanics, farmers andteaeh.
ere wishing TO travel viii ind this TO be svers prof
itsbs and pleasant business. enabling them 10 ses
the country, and make money at the same time
Agsass In tbs business CLEARING from ESQ TO
q 80 per year For fall particulars aud list Of
Books, address. u n BrLIsoN. Queen City Pub
llshins House la Main street, Cincinnati. onin or,
ifavins East. y RuLIsoS fhiisaelphia
sssll dAwly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-12

SxAaI.-Ths Davenport Nsss esdsavors
70 ell its rssdses By pnhllshing n account
q the nAnss a M e. II. Icksn. This tbs
Ness tried % pas u = = editorial, after
hAsiag pesed around tke vasjous journals
il The State. The s0brt would b. but small
n original, much ~ whea spsd.-M. Yer.
non kdex.
Such jekas wers stals yeass go, md they
Deseably disslay - little vii and - much
ssxld-bs vii - gsnSssl sselnssa IN thsis
autAoss, - aAv tAiae .tAaa could b. perpr-
traoa1 hy sillv 49, -.
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- Dsssapnt .Cssaes (Black Repsbl,
el0s sshe nspaLlinns never shosed
1s1aw s0nisatisn q this county than they
- yog1G11ay.s Ard then in another arti-
. - Sthe Republican ticket Is undoubs-
e6l1 oleseed With ~ sSesraion a Jude
- huoG.s--DsiJsetsM GA.
r. 1aDnblieans vrs well orrzn.zed and
- - veEk, bit thsir organization was
nsiehs sDbco1sl h esttiag al the farmer,
- invs thsir tAevsse asi& to vote, nor in
ussvpdae ~ iaoeeeAtisa a Irish voters.
- - orpaisasios nsxt fill, and tAs
80 GOD wosk . IT, Sase - ~ Repabli
- e ass1f csssGy, viii sssss Us good
aqjssily. - Mo- Coaseitu&ies, II carried
~ - oily ek1aee d. essrsiae ~ bar.
- dnstn h 49, rssiAsas q -,
1w& AssasR1n assssas5, 9vsn = II
asue = - 80 z A1tile - e
- By&1uSh1Dan - aeJasd
osss sD1I1 - Rh1ns1, -
- 100 s - = ons'','
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