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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-18
COMNESSEONER,S NOTECE,


THE Report of the undersigned. as Commission
] er in the natter of the petition Of Jamas NJ
Coy for specific performance Of contract made
by Daniel O'Kecfe, in his lifetime, having been
referred back by the Court of Common Pleas of
Cambria county, for additional testimony, notice
is hereby given that said testimony will be taken
at my Office, IN Ebcnsburg, on Tuesday. the 24th
day of February next, at l O'Clock, p. NJ.
as A. G. MULLIN, CeIn,r.
Ebensburg. Jan 2S. 1857.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed Aud
itor, by the Court of Common Pleas of Cambria
county, to distribute the fund arising from the
sale of the Real Estate of John r. Morgan, at
the suit o. Kennedy, Chilos & Co., amongst the
creditors of said defendant, hereby gives notice,
that he will attend for that purpose, at his Office
in Ebensburg, on Tuesday the Oath day of Feb
ruary, inst, at one O'Clock, p. NJ, when and
where all persons interested may attend.
JOHN S. riley. Auditor
Ebensburg, FEB. 4, 1S57.-3ts
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a FINE cc..ANcg Hs!a
Speculation.

n VILE subscribers, having purchased the right
! 4 to make and sell HALDEMAN'SPA PATENT
ADJUSTABLE HARROW, and being anxious to
have it Immediately introduced, propose to sell
township rights at very low rates. This Harrow
is one of the most important improvements of the
age, and especially suitable for this country. We
respectfully invite farmers to come and examine
this Harrow. We cwill be ready to sell township
rights until the LIST of December after which time
Che townships lot disposed of will be reserved by
us. E.s5 NJ. C. MCAGUE & co.
October 29tf, 1851 IT,. SOL
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ATeT'ENTIOyTuE WHOLE i!

E CYRUS T., HART, late of the firm of Hart &
Brother, would inform his friends and the public
generally. that he is receiving large assortmon
of GROCERIES, CONTEMPORARIES and
FAMILY LIQUORS.. Also, 200 barrels of Salt,
20 barrels Mackerel, % barrels Whiskey, 10
chests of Black and Green Tea. Any OF the above
articles will be sod whole sale or retail. as cheap
as can be purchased in Pittsburgh; M
.CYRUSHART.u )
Johnstown, Jan. 81, 1857.
n. 3. All persons knowing themselves to , be
indebted to the late firm of Hart s. Bro, Will
please call and settle the same before the first day
of February AS after that date the accounts VIII
be left with Esq. Cohick for collection. we
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VOL. 4. NO. II.
DIsSOLUTIon.

THE Partnership heretofore existing between
II. A. Dorsey & James Dougherty, trading under
the name of Dorsey & Dougherty was dissolved
by mutual consent this day. The books of the
firm will be settled by r. A. Dorsey. ~
Signed, r.. a. DORSEY
Philada, Jan. g.. 1851. fs-f-.szs
95- r. a. DORSEY will continue the business
at the old stand No. IL North 5th Street, and
hopes to teceiye the patronage of the friends of
the late firm. r. A. DORSEY.
Feb. 4, 1857.-Sts
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FOR SALE,
Take Notice.

in the matter of the exeep In the Orphans
tionS filed ta fla ac,,aai ,l1.,,.a, to I,-l-
ry acc5untof Ann Henry Qate County.
Ann Webster) Adm'rx. of VIM. Webster, decd.
And now- to wit, january Z, 1857, Philip S,
Noon, Esq, appointed Auditor, &c. -
4 BY the Court.
Cambria County, SIS. e -ee.H
) A true extract from the Record, GER
(L.L L. : tilted January TO- 1857. ae
/ -- WM. @. BARBOUR, Clerk.
The Auditor above named will attend to the
duties of said appointment at his Office in Ebens-
burg, on Tuesday the oath day of February next,
at 1 O'Clock, P. NJ.
PHILIP S. NOON, Auditor
January Il. 1915. E..-e - -
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Nnis of allkinls.
ENIpORTAN,T NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the estate of Milton
~ Roberts deed, for costs as Prothouetary and
Clerk of the Quarter Sessions are hereby notified
to make payment without delay, as it Will be ve-
.ry unpleasant for me to have to resort to Compul-
sory measures and thereby add costs, Which will
te imperative unless paid shortly
Howard J. Roberts, of this borough is duly au-
tborzcd by me to receive said fees and pit fer
tho same He will attend for that purpose, a
the Prothonotary's office, in Ebensburg, at the en-
s,line Court in December next.
JOHN WILLIAMS, Ex'r.
Ebensburg Oct. 25. 1856. If
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& 1D NE e .
no TUE sEEARErEoE.DExss OF THE

SMALL FRY GIFT ENTERPRISE.
FElIIE 1attcring success the proprietors of the
Il Small Fry Gift Enterprise. have met
with, has enabled them to makesuch report to the
Committee, that said Committee have thought
proper to meet in Altoona, FRIDAY, 17th of
October. 1856. to distribute the properly OF the
Enterprise, when it is desired that many mem
bers as can, will attend the distribution As there
yet few tickets unsold the hands cf agents
they requested to use little exertiot to dis
pose of them, and make their returns as soon as
possible.
S. KRIGGER, NJ H. JOLLY,
a. GREEN. j. SINK,
j. M'CAHEN, NJ. DOUTY.
J. MORROW, 1 w. VALENTINE,
J. ID. HAMILTON, q. L. M'CABE,
III. ROBERTS.
Committee Room,
Altoona, Aug. 10 1856.
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NEW GoeDs, NEW COOS.


rIlE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
to his numerous customers, and the puhlc
generally, that he is now opening one oil the
largest and most desirable stocks OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODo
ever presented to this community Las stoch
consists chiefly of the following viz ;aEa
-776 - LADIES DRESS GOODS.
such as Talrnas, Vizettes. Shawls. Silks, Mcri
nos. C.shmcres, Woolen Plaids, De LANES. De
I,ages, Alapacas, Ginghams, Calico; DONNEIS
Ribbons Collars. Trimmings, &c.
GENTI.EMEN'S CLOTHING!
such as Over Coats, Dress Coats, Pants, Vests,
Shirts Drawers. &C. Also a large stock oil
DOMESTIC GOODS !
such as Brown and Bleached MtSlins, DrHs'
Deui~s. ShiriiRgs, Cheeks, kentucky Jeans, oa't-
o,ets. Cassimeres, fIdnnetS LintSeys, 1'cf'"g'
.IHa,,kets. &c. Also
BOTS, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, hardware
x1nc"nswarc. Glassware. Tinware, and large
l. of
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BargaIns! BargaIns !. Rargalns 4 !

-sT LEMON & KrTTEI.'s Drug ASp FANcY STORE
LEMON & KITTELL having determined TO
close their partnership in the Drug and Fancy
goods business will, from this date sell their goods
at cost for cash. Persons desirous of making
money by saving it, should call and avail them
selves of this RARE opportunity of purchasing
goods FREE OF DUTY. -
& d. NE e
And you will be satisfied that We are not
JOKING.
Ebcnsburg. February 4, 1857 -sts saa
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In the matter ofthe subpoena In the Orphans
of A. c. Mullin admir-. of John Court of Cam
M'Donnell. deceased, to Lewis bria County,
Keith and the heirs Of said deceased to convey, SC
And now, january S. 1857. on motion of O..
NJ Reed, Esq. Philip S. Noon. Esq appointed a
Commissioner to take testimony and make report
thereof TO the next term.
ID Al
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NEW SERIES.
~ In IA Ml S o

ed every Wednesday morning, in Ebensburg,
Cambria Co., Pa, at ST so per annum, IF PAID
IN ADVANCE. if not So will be charged. 4
will be conspicuously in
.,.rtod Of tho folIovino rates. viz:
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GROCERIESi

He would solicit Farmers who are IN want oI
GOOD CORN SHELL. .EIiS &STRAW GU lEits
TO call and examine his stock; he would WISH
aI o to inform them that hc has made arrange
,ncpts to supplv them with all kinds of FER
rrITJZERS. such as Peruvian and Mexican Gu
,nos &c. He invites one aud all to come and
Examine his large and well selected Stock, before
purchasing elsewhere, as he is determined t" sell
Mt smaller profits than ever before known III tins
vicinity. The ONE PRICE SlSIkM VIII be
continued as heretofore, 50 that parents may send
their children to make purchases with aS ihueh
advantage as if they went themselves.
DANIEL YIAACGilLlN.
Tunnel Hill, October s. 1856
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GUNNER Goats and Pants, and, Silk, Lawns
sOGingh amlIandkerchiefs at J. M'Dcrmits. -
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NbTzCE.
mTIE notes and accounts of the late FIRM Of
Robert Davis & Co., and Davis, Evans & Co.,
having been left with the subscribers for collec-
ton, all persons indebted to either of the said
firms, are hereby requested to call andmake pay
mcnt on or before the first day of May, next, as
suits will be Instituted after that time.
JOHNSTON & MULLEN.
April II, 1855. E ~
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AUDITORS ENOTECE.

Feb. 3, 1S57.-2m
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
F..om the Lyon. Guy Advocate Extra.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
A WHOLE BLOCK IN ASHES !

LYONS, Iowa, Feb. llth, l857.--Last
night about 6 l-2 O'Clock, a fire broke out
in the Clothing store Of Mr.. Hatton, Main
ST. and before il could be checked had con
sumed the whole block on Main between
Second and Third streets, and SO rapidly did
il spread that il was with the utmost diffi-
Guilty thu, the contents of any OF the build
ipos could be saved. 1t is impossible al
this time to ascertain the loss, or TO ascer.
tain what 10 covered by insurance. The
following persons occupied the buildings
which were destroyed:
Collins & Warner. Dry 6 oods, &C., goods
mostly SAVED.
C. s. Hnrlbert, Hardware and Tin Shop.
Stock partly ssved, bu, badly dsmaged-no
insurance.
Allison g. Lamont, Law and Land office,
goods saved.
Dr.. d. Harper, Household Furniture, part.
ly saved.
l.. Kaufman, Clothing Store, goods part
ly saved,
Adyocste Office, presses and portion OF
type saved in damaged condition. Loss
sbout $lso-no insurance.
Mr.. Hatton, Clothing Store, loss of bulls
ulbR anu ohHoEe y" Soo"s f~' -
wholly insured.
JOS. Messmer, Barber Shop, loss slight.
p. Goldman, Clothing Store, goods saved
but damaged
Mr.. Conser, Boot and Shoe store, goods
saved.
LYONS Mirror, type mostly saved, but
two presses Iost--loss in printing materials
and building about $500.
M. Nlssen, Matchmaker, &c, Loss
not known.
s.R. Williams, & Co., Drug Store, goods
mostly got out, bnt badly dsmaged-loss Sc
yeie.
Two small buildings on Second street
were also torn down TO arrest the progress
of the flames. One Of these belonged to
II. Hudson, and the owner of the other is
unknown to US.
The owners of The several buildings on
Main street were Root Brothers L. Co., c.
$. Hurlbert, A. Miller, E. Hatton, Ray &
| Ridley. and Julius Bastfess. They were
| probably worth from $4,000 TO 5000. The
| insurance, if any we do not know.
The night was uncommonly sull ane
everything favorable tor arresting the pro
gress of the flames, otherwise it would have
been much more terrible than twas.
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WAsHINoroH, Feb. II.

w AbhlNVIoN, Gcu. ~
The western New York witnesses not
vet arrived were summoned Friday week.
The Investigating Committee are ready to
report, and probably will do so to.mor-
row.
1t confidently asserted by the friends Of
the Minnesota Land Bill that nothing has
been discovered by the Committee throw
ing suspicion on that measure. Gen.
Shields has this assurance from q member
Of the Committee.
A petition numerously signed by citizens
Of California, asking for the expulsion Of
Herbert, has been referred 10 the Commit
tee on elections.
The Dallas and Clarendon treaty was
mainly attacked by Democrats. Seward it
is understood made speech in its favor, as
did others on the Republican side.
Bill increasing the pay ofthe officers in
the Army which now awaits the signature OF
the President will give Lieut.. Gen. Scott
1895 making yearly compensation &c.
$40. 1t increases each Brig. Gen. 81,
100, Colonel $500, Lieut.. Col. $3.50, Maj
or $3.50, Captain $500, Lieutenant $30e.
Making their respective salaries respective
ly $1,000, $4,000, $4,000, S2,20e, 81 800
and 81 ,50O.The average increase 10 $500
each officer. or in all S525 900.
An old law provides any increase Of pay
of army shall relatively affect that Of the
marine corps.
The following are the names Of all the
members from non-slaveholding States who
Joined the Southerners in voting against
bill in the House declaring the Legislature
OF Kansas spurious, its laws invalid and pro-
vidng for new election--Allen, Brown.
Cadwallader, English, Florence, Fuller, OF
Maine, Hall, Harris, Of Illinois, Kelly, Mil
Ter, of Ind, Morrison, Packer, Peck, Whit
ney.
Iii believed tonight, by members OF
Congress and others, both from letters and
verbal reports from Wheatland. that the
Cabinet will be composed of Cass, Seereta-
ry of State; Cobb, Of Georgia, Secretary OF
Treasury; Elk Governor Floyd, Secretary
War; Ex-Gov. Brown, OF Tennessee, Sec
Rotary of Navy; Toucey, Attorney General;
Jones, Of Penn. Post Master General; ia.
cob Thompson, Of Miss. Secretary Of lnte-
rior.
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Lat est N . WIS.
Congressional.
WAsxlHsroA, Feb. II.

WAsxIHsToH, Feb. II.
SENATE.
The Senate passed, sitter debate, with
out amendment, Tomb's resolution directing
the Committee on Commerce to inquire ia.
TO sxpediehcy Of exploring the River Niger
Africa.
On motion Of Mr.. Broadhesd, a resolution
was adopted, directing the Committee on
Commerce 10 enquire into the expediency
Of authorizing the Secretaries Of War and
Navy under the direction of the President
10 employ such officers a. they think proper
TO make such exploration and yerification
Of several surveys already made for ship ca.
nal near the lsthmus of Dsrien to connect
the waters Of the Pacific with the Atlantic
by the Artist and Truando rivers.
Mr.. Johnson from the Committee on
Printing. reported in favor OF printing a.
900 extra copies Of the mechanical report
Of the Commissioner Of Patents. Agreed
to and adjourned.
Mr.. Jones, Of Tennessee, moved the fur
Their consideration OF the Submarine Tee.
graph bill be postponed ill Sd Of March
Negatyed ~ against ia. After n rather
sharp discussion between Mr.. Campbell II OF
Ohio, in favor Of, and Mr.. Florence Of Pa,
against the bill, OH motion Of Dir. Wakemsn,
the bill was recommitted to the Committee
ON Ways and Means.
The House passed by SO against 70, the
bill for the relief OF the people Of Kansas,
repeating all the rules and regulations pur
porting to be laws adopted at the Shawnee
Mission by body Of m IN claiming to be
the Legislature, and declaring invalid all
acts and proceedings Of that assembly, like
wise providing for new election Of members
Of the Legislature, and pains and penalties,
for illegal voting and unlawful interfer-
ence with rights and voters.
A separate vote was taken on the pream-
Bile Of the bill declaring that unjust and un-
warranted test oaths are prescribed for vo-
ting or holding Office in Kansas, &c.
Adopted IS against s.. Adjourned.
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The recollection Of the Hon. Jesse ID.
Bright to the seat he has so ably ana hon,
orably filled in the United States senate
will give great satisfaction, not only TO me
Democrats of the State, but those OF The
whols Union.--Ns,p Albany Ledger.
If the Democracy Of the whole Union
think as highly of Pierce and his admnis'ra
ten as they would have the world believe
how can they rejoice in the election OF Mr.
Bright, who has never concealed his u,te'
scorn of Pierce from friend or foe!--Lou
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E % u q "a q 7 O II !.


s"ris Education forms the common mind,
Just as the twig is bent the trees inclined.n
IIAVING receiv ed an Agency for
Ill HOPbloOkss school Apparatus,
The attent ton Of TEACHEKs and TRUSTEES 10
solicited specimens Just received including the
Common school Set, price sac, 90.
Packed In box comprising IN Orrey, fellu rian,
Geom etricai Solids, Terrestrial Globe inch, NJ
neral Frame, Hemisphere Globe, Cub, Root Block
(sSiral Text Book and Magaet.
Each Of the above for sale separate. Also,
Brs " Mounted Orrerys, ol2,5v and Is 90
Celestial Spheres, $40
Pointing Rods, jointed with screws, SO rs
Double States, No soc, No Y 60
HoIbrooks Neiseiess Drawing slstes, No. and 9,
Books, 10
q Noi.ele.s High School States, single. 70
Black Bosrd Rubbsrs nd Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
Gyroscope, $500 IL 500.
Also, castings for Improved
School Desks.
At The Iowa Book Rooms,
No. 70 Brady street, 3doors north oftAs Post Once
limo I3tt ELI ADAMS.
FOOD FOR THE HUNGRY!
SAINT LOUIS Sugar Cured Ham,;
- 90 lred beef.
just received by
fsbl3 M. DhLZELb, in. u %.
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MINNESOTA HAND BOOK
DAILY BULLETIN, JANUARY S4th.
A0ok lle ma r 4 IN MT.

NEANDERS' Commentary complete,
IN by Conant, $500
Bible Manual, by w. W. Eyetts, ], so
illustrations of Scripture, by II b. Racket, 13s
History Translation of the Eng Bible,
Mrs. Conant, rs
Bible Dictionary, By H. Malcolm, D. G., IS
II eodosia or Heroine Of Faith, with Portrait, LOO
Sturgeon The Modern Whitfield, by Magown, 100
sacred scenes aud Chsr acters by Hsxdley, 1873
Foot Prints Of the Creator BY Hugh Miller, LOO
Ola Red Sandstone, enxrayinEs, 30
Plurality Of Worlds, by Hitchcock, r. r., 90
Earth and Man, Guyot, LIS
Man, PdmevsI, HAIRS, ~
Pfe-Adarlite Earth, l,GO
Chr Il In History, st Turnbull, LES
Riches OF Grace by 81 Liy ng Wftnesses, l,vO
Meditations on Last Days OF Chrst, 100
Prophets and Kings Of the Old res lament, l,23
smitsn Household, or Thoughts for the
AFFLICTED, 100
Christi Mirror, Lectures by b. letter, u. D. da
At No. sc Brady st., near the Post Once.
lp02iu I'LL ADAMS.
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Cincinnati Election.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Is.
Returns from special election to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the expulsion of Mr.
Slough from the Legislature, are all in but
one township and one precinct. Hosea
nndepe ndent) 1870 majori,y--re,urns to
come in will reduce it 80 to SO. He is un.
doubtedly elected.
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SHOW CASES, SHOW CASES.

Rider d. Mich oils
CHOW CASES aud Aetal Sash MAnufactu rsrs, tssI1
> South Clark street, between Adsms and M6pros
street, Chicago, Ill.
show Csses u every description, constantly hand
aud made ~ order, such silver Plated, German Sill
yer, Rose wood, Mahogany, Black Walnut, &c Or.
DER, from the country promptly attended 10. Cases
rack cd md shi ppsd part OF the United States
Address RIDER NICHOLS,
1919 south Clark street, r. O. Box 2ia5. Chicago, III
fsbo i3m
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Periodical p.par. msnt. ysuusry s4th.

Periodical Department January 2Ath.
TRIBUNE Almanac and Political Regi sisr for
i 1857; singe copies, is cents; per dozen, 81 so.
Godeys Lady's Il jok Tor February,
Grabsu's Magazine,
Baiiou,s do Arthur's Home do
Yankee Motions, Nix Max,
Harpers JOurnst Of Civil xation Jan. ",
N. York Tribune, semi. Weekly 18Th, Weekly
PIag Of our linton, Ian. 24th, ll7th,
Bsllou's ictora,, Jal. seth,
Leslie's illustrated, do do
London Iilustr t;sd News, December 9th.
At No. SO Brady street, near the Post once.
1 me ~ II ELI ADAMS.
0odey's Lady's Book for February.
A LSO Grahan's Magazine, Arthurs Home, Yam kee
"A Notions Nix Max, &c, for February, at
The Iowa Book Rooms,
No 80 Brady street, near the Post Office.
iap2t ELL ADAMS.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Books fer the People and their Children !

Books fer the People and their Children
Books Of Travel, Books OF Science,
Books OF Romance, Books Of Poetry,
Booke of Prose,
BLANK Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, Note Ne
ID csipt and Time Books, Pocket Maps u all the dit
eent Western States and Territories, School Books OF
all kinds Fins thoersph EngraviDgs, with or without
frames Fine Git Moulding. together with large and
we'll selected assortment Of all kinds Of Legal Paper
white aud assorted colors Envelopes all kinds, lndsl
ibie Black Blue and Red Inks, Gold Pens, Steel Pens
q I'D and Silver Pencil Cases portmones, Card Cases
Visiting Cards, Pocket Inkstands. terfumery, Pencils
and Pea and an numerals. quantity VI other
articles ali sale at New York prices cheap for cash
at the win City Book Store, I'd street, opposite Le
Claire House. feh3dHl y. ii. sTARk, Agent
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

EaRoR.--In publishing Mr.. Littler's com
munication Yesterday, we gave is the CO.
pacity Of the new engines 600 barrels Of
water per minute. 1t should have been
gallons.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
STEAM SAW AND PLANNING MILL
R,ur 0nlA Chant

THE subscriber intending TO erect large saw mill at
WATERFOWL, a noursLing town recently laid out Oh
The Mississippi few miles above his present. locality
offers the above named property, sigt6y SITUATED
in the town of Moline, very reasonable terms -
The building Is two stores l35 by lao feet with all Of
the machinery and OF the most approved description
usu silly connected with establishment Of the kidd
The planning machine Is woodworth's patent ~hieh
With nins saws are propelled by twenty four horse
power engine The Of power rented tor sash
aud blind and spoke factory. Any person wishing 10
engage In manufacturing business afsady establish
ed and highly profitable would do we'll to call early oh
The subscriber rs he is now disposed to sell
rsason.bia terms ALoNZo k0URSE.
Afdlina M diff
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A N d r E T A l L
9 n We N o We T.

here the best of Vail
Rods and Hand made NAILS,
Horss shoe Shapes from Peru aud
other good brands Of Iron; Iron Of all
sizes and shapes; Carriage aud Wagon
maker stock In large Quaati ties and
good qualities, consisting of
Cloths for Trim ming, Rubbert
Oh Cloth for 70 ps, Patent aud
Bpsmelsd Lsstb-
or, Mslsabls Iron In
ersat varsity; Axles aud
Thtmbls ekinss at uncommon
low prices Pipe aud common
bo1ss, SPRING., &c. Stock for
Cabinet Makers, such ~ CAstors
for all kinds of furniture, Ia
BILE Bsfts, Drawer Ward.
robe aud TIL Locks.
brsas and Iron Hinges, 10. Oar
stock Of Aisoe llansous, staple
and fancy goods 10 always large.
We now ODER Gather Betting from the
most approved makes 1t their prices;
Also agents for the largest maDafss-
tursrs u Rub bsr Betting this
article 10 fast taking the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20
IACOHY,s ADVEHTlsEMENTs.


TKUS IS l. y!
NOR the successful treatment OF HEhiNlA ON
l. kuPru RE, that may DO worn win ease ana com
forl. The subscriber has always Oh mana large
ssortuent Of
TRUSS
embracing the most coo piete variety ever ohefea
4. Tie guarantees correct adjustment to Nil hpPh
egnts. Also for sale Suspepsory BhsdHges tissI''
Stockings, Self ipjectng Syr.uges, uydrnht Ehauas
of new aud Improved makers.
FRA NCis JACoBY, IR.,
iuSOdI Apoiheeary
Lubin Extracts for the Handkerchief,
ysFARRANTED genuine, constantly on hand and
w for salehy FRANCIS JAGObh, ia,
tayu diy Apolhecary.
Bazin's Amandine,
. sT received by express from The manufacturer
j n the cnre aud preyeution OF chapped hands
A. lor .nIe by fRANGiS JAtohf, JR.,
la tIy ApothecHry
Abdominal supporters,
,vRs BETTs' Utero Abdominal supporter, 10
M ,entel ty Mrs. sarah Belts, Phihdeiph'a' am
hi, hiy recommended w the Medical Faculty as es
inv In, be 4, instrument OF the KIND ror Sale W
'As 'H' FRANCIS JACosf, IA,
,.oaonx Apoihscsry.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-20

Mr.. G. W. Shelby proposes to receive
into his school from this date for the space
OF two week, a limited number OF wellbe
hsved pupils coming from the District
School, now suspended, at oae-hat his ust'oI
rate of tuition.