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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14

ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

4
New York, Jan. l2.--Ths steamship
Asia, from Liverpool 8 o'clock Saturday
Dee. n, arrived here at 10 O'Clock this p
NJ
The. Arago arrived at Sou thampton, Dec
70. The Ericsson sailed from Liverpool
for New York on the evening of Dec. Gath
The approaching conference at Paris, tho
affair Of Prussia aud Switzerland, and the
difficulty between Persia and England,
| continued 10 be the main features Of inter.
est
No day is yet Fixed for the re assembling
OF the Congress al Paris. As alreasy init
mated, the second plenpotentiaries alone
will take part in it. Count WaleWski will
preside. There is still some preliminary
business TO getthrough, but il is anticipated
that the day Of meeting will not lie far
distant.
A statement is made in the London
Times, that England and France are now
agreed on the points Of discussion with
Russia, No topics are to be introduced bu,
those relating 10 Belgrade aud to the Isle
of Serpents. Two or three sttings will
suffice.
Prussia continues new preparations for
invasion, and Switzerland for defence, but
there exists belief thatthe other pow ers
will prevent actual hosliltiea. There was
even a rumor chat England had agreed to
mediate in the matter, but il is doubtful, -
4 large space is devoted by the continental
journals 10 discussion on the question at 10.
sue, but they contain little beyond sur
mses.
The Bank Of France again accep,s for
discount bills having ~ days TO run
From other parts Of Europe there 10 lit
tie or nothing 10 report.
English papers contain report Of the
Portsmouth banquet to the officers Of the
Resolute. g
Hugh Miller, the Geologist, was found
shot dead in his house, supposed TO be acct.
dental,
1t Ia stated that negotiations are broken
stantinope and the Persian Envoy, and the
latter is proceeding 10 Paris, having mean
while requested furthet celerminationc
from his government. ~ @
Great Britain demands TIE evacuation OIL
Herat, the payment Of expenses, the dismiss
sal of the Persian Prime Minister, and the
establishment Of British Consulates in va
rious places in Persia. Persia is reported
TO have consented to the return ofMr. Muir.
ray, the English Minister, TO restore Herat
and compensate the Heratians. but the 9th.
or points are In allegiance. We have Moth
ing more respecting the progress Of hostili-
ties. #i
The Asia brings so passengers and $780,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14

A WALK-AwAY.-Ru are COM
mon, but paih-aways are a novelty. A
team started from Front street yesterday
morning, with a load of sand. and deliber-
stely walked up Brady TO the alley above
Second, up 1t to Perry and thence to IN
known parts driver being probably in
some mysterious region where hot toddies
are concoc,ed TO bring the mercury above
zero. In view Of such carelessness as this,
il il any wonder We have frequent runa-
ways! In this case there would have been
1 delightful addition to our local column had
this team become frightened Rather sor-
~ they didn't.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14

Not at all. We are gratifed to say Nj
DAVIS has a competency, and which ne
earned by the "sweat OF htr brow ia tbs
Gazette office. He deserves all he has,
and we wish il w ere more
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14

fiNAKEN up by samuel Heilman his residence
L in 4 berly township, In Scott GO MY, rs an rs.
,ai,is atsl7. JOSHUA b. PATTON,
ds.u,f louaty Clers.
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9yMr. Davis has retired from his con-
nection with the Davenport Gazette, II Is
said, with a competency. We look upon
this as one OF the "seven wonders OF the
worlds printer retire with eomps,an
cy!--oh, it must be Jest
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14

LSINB MIDDLfNs-a superior article, 6S.sss tiaa
Il Buekwhea. for Pan Cakes, for sab low Al the
uov26 KEYSTONE MILLS.
LNXTRA FAMILY FLOUR at the reduced pFca toF
Essis at the tnosa6) KEYSTONE MILLS.
LSEED-Bran, Shorts, Sup s,af- and screeninSs for
Il sale at the {aovasl KEYSTONE MILLS
At Private Sale,
A NEW hrst rate Carriage, wish standing top, al 4
livery low price. [n0y7tf IL. w. MoRR Is. W
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JOHN B. LEY,
FROM LIVERPOOL,
Importer OF Crockery Ware.
SsELLS very low, only ono price, being perfectly
= nee from all rent, clerks and com missions, IN
LjvsIpool and Rock Island.
HEADQUARTERS.
Copy or a letter from one of the manufactures in
Stsfordshite to my connection In Liverpool:
Dear Friend--We bore incloie you an invoice of
Earthen Ware at this rates dispose Of one
husdr red pac sgesat once. We eouldhave sent you
lot of goods forty times over, but would not unless
il would giys satsfae ION and do US credit, sitter
promising yea We would do SO; any favor We can
render Your relative in Rock Island We will with
pleasure sur services here at his nd and wish
him good success la business y. r.
would invite the atisHtisa of the public u call
nd see tae ane aud large lot Of Crockery Ware my
freuds have jus, sent direct from Liyerpo OIL all
styles TO commence sales with the year, 1851,
Ny Wares are all warranted 10 be 81 purest mate
riais ANA workmanship thatEny gland sends forth to
The orld, and better is aported iato this great
Rspahiic, 40 state my letters from Liverpool Ut
ders respectfully solicited for the drst houses To
LIyerpoo oil and Manchester, Any amount OF relef'
snee can be had ftom tue most rssponsioie parties
| In Rock Island, New York, Liverpool and London,
| 10 prevent mistakes.
peel Importing Crocksry Warehouse, mot storel on
third street, eonter OF the city; open from senrss
| 10 sunset. hoeA iSaAhas ihijAhs oSsWSt'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14

TALLMAN 81 POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
0tacs Brady strsst, between Second and Third
Streets.
nFPERforsals lEs following Falus Real Es-
City Property in Davenport.
/. House and lot on Third Street near the corner
g. Six lots on the south west Of Fourth and
>. si1 icss stNor,h davenport, between Perry and
Alithe ssove lots are we'll situated and n parts of
the city most rapidly Improving and will be soidon
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 Of $ K.& 8. % T. 20 N. RANGES west 80 acres.
NJ ofN. Il. s. ST. ~ N. Range west 90 acres.
.E.4 offs. Il. $. 81 10 n. Range sest 40 acres.
The above iandsare NJ on the line OF shs Railroad
from Davenport 70 IowaCtty.
Clinton County.
Nine hundred acres OF prairie and ninety Of
timber land near Eivra P. o, seven milss frsm Ly-
ons, Clinton Co.. near ne Railroad; all chsice land,
well watsred.
The above property will be sold on liberal credit
Scott County.
Sixty acres frst rate land, we'll improved with
coed houses. VIII be sold at q bargain.
Powashisk County.
Twohandred and nfty acres nns prairie land Two
miles north Of Montsxuma,the county seat.
Sect Co.
100 acres nnimproved land.wo niles frsm Hickory
Grove, three miles from WuLeots, ten miles from
Davenport, well waiered.
I6Oacfss I'VE miies north sestfron Hickory Grove
very choice laUd.
Near Davenport,
One and one-hslt mos from Court House on the
blan, with superb views Of river and surrounding
country small farm OF As aeros uadeF the highest
state of cultivation and we'll Supplied win fruit
trees. The most beautiful land In The vicinity THE
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm of68 acres, 40 under cult aiion 20 of TIM
Der. A never failing stream rams through IL. WIZ
besold very cheap.
Near Walcott,
50 Acres of choice prairie a taTgsiz-
At North Davenport,
A heartifut Are ARA lot
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LOCAL MATTERS
FlRsr PAcE.-The Old Man, Sleep, |
ave you, &c.

roua RuHAwAYs I'VE can't afford the
spacs to itemizs each Distinct runaway
We commenced that yesterday, md had
nearly column before we knew II. The
;sems are on the increase, and II our good
friends 10 the City Council don't take some
measures to stop operations, as the Demo
cratic msjority may do to spite us, we shall
have regular runaway column for entries
ot horses and mules, and Of weak minded
yoana folks who have to runaway to get
married. Four runawsys occurred yester-
dsy morning before II oclock--all two
horse teams with big wagon behind The
dspo, neigh borhood was the scene Of their
action. Three occurred in such manner
and style a. to escape our itemcal pictur.
inss. The fourth occurred through the
rank carelessness Of the Irish driver. He
left his team on the street while he visited
Ms. Dalzelrs grocery. The horses got tired
Of waiting, and started of slowly as il to
remind Pat it was time to 60. But Pat
paid not bit Of attention to It, and the
next look be took out Of the frosted win
dows, he observed a "fee.ing meteor" in
the shape Of bouncing wagon behind two
lively qusdrupeds. making the best time
ever seen on Perry street. Pa, ran, but
the horses had the start and kept it. They
circled around the depot and go did Pat
They ssraddled a-big tree before Mr.. Al
lens and snapped it square off. Pat could
only straddls the stump in his turn, but he
was close after them. Finally. a grand
collision brought things up to the stopping
point. and most wonderfully the wagon was
almost entirely uninjured--and still more
wonderful, its only contents, corpulent
ag Of whisky, was standing plump on its
end, right side up, and not ga dhrap Of the
crathur' wasted.
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New Hardware.

New HARDWARE.
h!x ,a sSs1Iss to!1 E g.. ssssists
n stock of Sss.risr Hardpers 70 which wsinsite
the attention OF ahoss wishing TO purchase Anyiing
Ia our lias. Those buying anything OF az car rely
On gelting good article, II receminehded as sach.
We shsl keep up full stock OF Mechanics Tools
Farmers Utaasiis and Shelf Goods-We coBndenuy
believe that il VIII be Ter the intsrcst ei buyore 10
examine eur stock before purchasing elsewhere.
{. II Law NtfSf0N. eEss- u. D. LoChNoob.
Davenport, Aastsu ss g.
Carpenters EOO.s
noRING Machines, bench Plains, Spears
Jaekson,s Hand.Pannei and Kip sAwst Ssstsieei
Au9ers Anger E,tsaud traces, bsst qaailij; semen,
Hand, shingis and bath Hatches, Baritone Hfaw
Knives. tfrs
Patrng Morsies and FefiBsrehi Afls Ga ages,scteS
Drisers, Mortics and Thumb Gauges; TT. Squares,
Beyeis Saw Sstts, Bench screws. ~ ~
aug6 LNiNSsioS shoeh""'h'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dina Tabls and Pocket cut.
1 rIa,y am, A l. 6L
noThERY's gfes--the bestin market.
II augs hs
Farmers Utensils, avery description. d
rAPAS,D Ware, Whip.-Paint Brushes.
y aug5 LIS
NAIis ami Spikes Best brands
~ nng6 ~
nOUsE Buildsr'sG oods, every description.
Ill eug6 L& 4
DoN pER -Ifazard's& Duponi's beat sporting,
Eioys CLOTH Jun Wads
Water Proof caps uhe hes, In use
SHoT, Lead, Shot Bags, Pow der FiasSs, Cur car
= triig es. -Nipers aud morsahes 10
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14

THE HOTEL A1sWALCOTT,
TWELVE miles west Of pavesport, he lsss sta.
ton On the IL. NJ. RaiIroad. The hosss =
Teii built and Is situated u natural elevation =
ths prairie. commanding an extensive view Of the
ssrroladiDg country. The viciaity is favoYits re-
sort for sporisraen during the ,huntfn4 season. a
large and eommodious Stabae il atsaesed q the
premises. Terms very how, md
Lens CReait
ior partl OF the purchase monoy will be sivar-
Possession given i'm n cdatsly. Appiyto
nov22 DIFF Cook r SARGRur
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JoBa 7. II. TALLHAH, CHARaEsPowsRs
Poughk eepsie, ~. Y. Davenport, lows.
TALLNAN 4 POWERS,
AttOrneys& COunse11Ors ~ Law,
and Land Agen1. a
DAVENPORT, iowa.
Once Brady street, between Second and Third sn.
I ANDS boughtand sold on Commission. Having
Aaiso an Office in Eastern New York, alta point
from which alarge emigration may expected daring
the present seassn, We have unusual advantages TO
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
q IT TsLoans negotiated on Real Estatssscuriiy.
-REFEREHcEs--
New York City. Peukhkeepsie, NY.
Hon. John Van Burea, Hon. Charles n. Ruggies,
I" A. G.. FlagY, 80 Gilbert Dean,
50 Charles O'Conor, Sc VI Vasssr q Co.,
William r. Hayemeyer, % Benson Lossiag
Anthony J.. BIesckef, g PROT. 8. r. B. Morse.
William e. Skidmore. Utica. N. Y.
Albany, n. Y. Hon. Horalo Seymour
Hi, Ctgger b Porter Chicago, Ill.
HoeebCoine, King nd Boiss X swim and Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile and Fowler,
ADll3d W.T. W X, God and Co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-14

NxolaA1a9o
On alIparts Of the United States bouehtand sold;
COOK, SARGENT q coon,
BANKERS and sanA a eents,
Fort Dee Asi.sl, 14Ia
xtlSa6 and Ints9iog DaakS.
WE shau continue u ssssLve and pay out Tie
wv notes Of tho sbeye 8enkg(as We have done
further notice. [Jan121 COOK . SAR6HAJ:
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LAND WARRAITS,
d Feb. IL. CHUBB, BRO. j, BARROW & co

II
B LAND FOR SALE.
e fOAORRS beautiful Land mile north Of w oii
V'Vfor sale on easy terms.
Fosr 10 acre lots nne for farming mile north Of
Fulton, terms easy and pti s., reasonable.
2a0acres in Washington county, i6 miles from To-
va City and IS from Wellington, and good road
of which ie nne timber nd the whole we'll watered,
will be sold cheap and terms easy.
4 40lots, 2 miles west Of Iowa City, well watered
and very fertile; terms eas Pay
A few well situated lots in the ctJ of Davenport.
aaEgH F9#& Also
30 lots In West Davenport In size from 90 BY 900
feet and 10 acres; terms and years, "a In
hand.
A well finished two story Brick Dwelling, srooms
view from the observatory Of large part of the
city, Rock Island and Moline.
Several we'll finished dwellings on ground lease Of
1s years would be sold cheap and easy terms. APP
ply 70 t0ctill 7. c. EA DIS.
splendid Property For sale.
TINE spacious building known the German Dance
House saloon and dwelling and the two large lot.
terms that cannot fail to suit. Those who acqaant
ed with this mseAcent site need not be told that 1t
stands unrivaled md alone for beauty Of location
Those who wishto avail themselves Of one of those
priceless and rare beauty and grandeur will sp
ply to
Nov25 diff r. C. RADS.
Valuable Property for sale In East Davenport
cocoon building Lots, also two story Frame
10 House and two Lots overlooking the Missssip-
pi river. Apply to sAM'L. GUY, In East Dayen-
port, or TO no. A. GUY or JAS. JORDAN, in Dsy.
export aug27du
REw GOODS! NEW GOODS!
d Nails Glass, Paints, Oils, Wood and Willow Ware.
For ..ls low, wholesale and retail retail BY v,n.rrv
Bslchsrs Refned Sugars.
I % Barrels all grades, for sale BY -
& EVANS, CUkW & CO.
Corner Second and Perry sts.
PLANTATION M0LAssEs.
20 Barrels landing and FOR sale by
Corner second and Perry sts.
DRIkD FRUITS.
ID aisins PIuns, Prunes Figs, Apples, Peaches Cur
II rants cttron' &C. for ,ale y cupw RI
Corner Second and Perry sts
I,IsH-Wkite Fish, Trout, Piokeied Herring, Goldfish
s+fdi's'' &c Tor 'Ai' Z Evans, CHEW & CO.
Corner Second and Perry sts.
PRESERVES.
beaches, Pears, Apriccts Pluma Strawberries Black
sale by EVANS, CHEW CO.
Corner Second and Perry sts.
Gus Lard Resin, sp'f1 h,S AS 5o5 c :als y CO
Corner second and Perry .ts.
IT srmetrically Sealed oysies, Tomatoes, Peaches,
Ii Lobstsrs, DC, at EVANS, CHEW CO.
Corner Second and Ferry sts. Oet.is.
Wagon for Sale.
A FIRST RATE Farm Wagon for sale on time. Ap.
IA ply to t0et3ldtD 4. G. EADS.
TIEH1NH RODS and TACKLE al
+ oetl4 LIVINGSTON 4 LoCKweoD's.
This Day Opening
rI,HE most fashionable and desirable stylesof
Dress Goods,
trimming,
Ribbons,
Shawls,
Ronnsts,
Baskets, &c.
Atths Fancy Dry Goods store OF
GEO. b. WBAyER 4 co.
sep 10 DIT Main St., below Cook & Ssrgsut's.
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Congress.

The Asia brings SO passengers and 800,
Oeo in specie t5&#
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DRY GOODS
All II which are to be sold nj
GREAT BARGAINS f!
Among them may be found 500 yards Of those cheap
De h a 9 oS,
which have been so much enqured for
500 Wool Long shawls,
SO Brocha Long and Square shawls,
100 pr Bed Blankets
10 cases Blsached Muslin,
S cases Cotton Flannel,
l case Dehags & DsLains Robss,
cases Prints,
lease LeLaines,
lease French Msrino Coburgs.
10 cases SatiEets. Cassimsrss Jeans,
With great variety Of Goods, which We will sell At
very small advance over
NEW YORK COST,
Remember cur rui0,
noy29ti ONE fR0Es
House snd Lot for Sale.
4 DWELLING House containing rooms and lease
N of lot for l7la years, situated on tho blun, be-
tyceu Brady an il Harrison streets. Apply to
". z. GuRLEf,
Aar iedN or to Nick oiis. isbsi, Scr
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nor Roofing, nj. Porter d Bras Rock Island,
II HpitHw
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GsEEgAN NOTICE,

$40. 600 TO loan on Real Estate seeu
ity, foronelor more years. DAWSON 4 TIVE
Davenport, dee IS wamT
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A GENTS wanted 10 canvass the State for the
n Hswkeie Insurance Company.
Apply al the Office OF the Company, No. 3 DayeB-
port Block, opposite the lie Claire House.
Dec 10 dwtf ID. l.. Shorty, Secretary.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-25

iBDURE POTASH in. TIN CANs.-B. T. Bah
U BITT, 6S and 10 Washington street, N. T., and 38
India street, The proprietor of this Potash has
for many years the necessity Of having reliable
STANDARD fog potash Phe adueratOn has become
general that it has, notwithstanding ITS valuable proper
ties, gone neavy out Of use The propretors has taken
the respohsslisgo subscribing his pack
age and warrants the strength obe uniform and when
used always producing the results. Potash many
times is adulterated with SALT which is destruction in
making soap it makest the ladies ythey did not have
good luck, NC One other reason that potash has gone
out Of use is it is unpleasant to handle, being pat up
in wooden casks, and becoming liquid in many cases,
and very troublesome to the retailers. Uie'lga a4t
Nov the proprietor FIRST obtains pure potashes always
being the strength, and producing the results
and viii warrant it in all cases, if the directions
followed to produce double the effect in making soaps,
and all other purposes for which potash is used with fun
directions icr liking the best of Soft Hard, Fancy
Soaps II is made with little troubles the ley all pre-
pared in re or ten minutes. p. .a Pc. N"s at
One pound Of potash warranted to cut five pounds OF
grease into good soap. l3H 1lg.. ID
Twelve pounds will one barrel Of beautiful soft soap.
I Directions for making soft soap r 5U.lI
/ Directions for making hard SOAP.
Directions for laundries and hotels. -Et
Directions for cleansing cotton wafte that has been
used for cleansing machinery Of all kinds. sa
Directions Tor using Ibis potash in place of sal Soda
Directions for sticking india rubber soles on shoes
EY All the above directions accompany the cam
iaDI IH .aIHt -Aotutf i y 3 q.
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I N D ~ 81 r d NJ D. pIIEs
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

st1 alau3g3 So Brcmfeld St., Boston.
DR.. R. GREEN, superintendent, is Scientific Physi-
elan, and has Travelled much, and spent much time
among the Indians and thereior knows by actual epe
Renee their true mode Of practice for the twenty
years, has induced Others to style themselves Indian
Doctors saying they have recipes which come from the
Indians, &c. but the sick should not be thus cheated
for the Indian system Of medicine and pecuIiarities
only be learned by ctualexperence with Indians
themselves, and then requires great skill and sci
ence to adapt them to the wants Of civilized society.
The New England Indian Medical Society was formed
to protect Invads from Qposition the practice the
Indian SYSTEM and to supply them with The genuine In
dian remedies.
We WILL in this connection, mention fcw of the Ini
lablishment, @ ~ H4 -s 5
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yEsTER Dali = sPYmMF FEs Y, AItGU .
NEW YORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS

2 NEW AND IN PORTANT DTSCOW-
~ cry IN THE SCIENCE OF n BDI0INk.-IRIES q
EMAR.-Hone are genuine unless the sngrayingsof tff
Beas Of the Eeoe de Pharmace Paris and the Impersl
College Of Vienna, are Fixed upon each wrapper, and
around each case. il2 .-51i.-al ~ Jed "a
3 Sold BY pr, IT, A. BAKRJW-Menher of the Imperial
College Of Vienna, and Roy College Of Surgeons Londo
who may bsperson#T consulted al his residenc No 15f
PRINCE street (few blocks west o. broadway New YORK
from IL ocoeE in the motnng, til p and rom 4oCosb
till in th4 esEiIiii Sunday Excepted E1Tl z.
TRIESEMAR No, lIs the remedy of general and Local
eby, loss nfyrile poser premature decay end all the
distressing arising from early abuse &c, all
physc; iupeiimeuts vanish like magic before its infu
ence thus rendering us use Invaluable to those entering
The 8 arr az 4 state. aTA
TRIEsEAiAR No 2-Entirely eradicates all traces OF
those disorders which copayia and cubebs have soong
Been thOrcht an atedute for 10 the ruin Of the heath o.
avast portion of the pupSation. p.
TBIESEiA5 Neg3---Is the great E1roPean remedy oi
that class al disorders which, unfortunately the Engsn
physician treats with mercury to the inevitable disrue
onof the patents constitution and which al he Sarss
pai lila in the word cannot remove sis Fl -.sr- b
TRIESEAAR Nos. l, 2 and 3, prepared In the form
Of ozenge devoid Of smell, ami b. carried
In he wastooat poolet. Sold in tin and dlpded
separate Goses administered by Valpeau, Lalie-
man ROux, Rcord &C, Price So each or fsuTCaSeg
In onefo 3d. which S and in $27 cases. whereby
there is a saving of SO r-r 7..t y r.,
Special arrangements having been made with the vari
Expresses the dollar cases Of the rlesemar. and
the larger sizes viii be forwarded BY Dr. Barrow carriage
paid Immediately receiving remittance, to any part
Of the world securely packed, and addressed according
10 the instructions of the writer thus securing to the pub
lie genuine European preparations, and ehectuay
lectiBg them from spnrious and pernicous limitations
The three dollar sent usual butnot free Of
riage. .zra. 10 .lgsfaa .
GTNo.15T Prince street, flew doors west of Broadway,
New York. gisaom dly 5t4 "a j22