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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
"a W 4

j WINTER ANHANGEMENTs,
IN and sf,sr Monday, q Dec'r ist, lssd,and untii
JfartheI notice IL Inns will leave Rock Island ds
iy, Sundays excepted , as foh"ws: .
lat train l".oo a 81
I'd express, stopping only atthe principal
stations st 500 r. III :.
al Freisht with cd class cara al $50 A. 81.
rains arrive at keek Island daily, SUNDAYS except
ed, as follows: .
lst Gight express a. c.oo =. ~ :
% Mail train Al = S.ou e. a. .
Sd Freight train al e.au 8. NJ /.
hlltrains over this road direct CONNECTION al
Chicago with trains both the Mtehgaa southern
and Michigan Central X. z. 70 and frOla Detroit To
ledo, Cleveland, Columbas, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New YORK,
Phiisdelphis, Baltimore and Washington. Also al
La Sale with trains Of the Illinois Central Koad-
north 70 Gaiena and south to ST. Lons and Garo 70
which place teketh can be procured OF s. >. SIZE
VEINS, Tick OF agt. Il. X. Depot Il -
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity Of giving
distinct directions TO the destinatsn OF their Dag
gage, aiGo % procure tickets before taking their
seats the caTs, the conductors collect Ares Only
10 on the line Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. JOHN =. iEAas $ uPt'
VIII. WmTAAs, Assrtup't. 81
Rock Island. April Z, 1856.
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Dotsis, Saloons, &c.
SCOTT HOUSE,

Conner Of Harrison and Front streets, one square
below the stea m Packet and Ferry landing
J. J. HUMPHREY CO., PropTietoIs.
XNOvLD respectfully announce to their EasteEa
w friends and the public generally thai they have
purchassd this
-Fse,4 Large New Hotel.
and addsd more than one.haif 70 It's forAer slzs,
and having re fitted ami rs.faruished tho entire
henss, are prepared 70 render the stag Of guests
pleaaant. They will aim u Iosnt co atinuspee Of
ths patronage 20 HAsrauy bestowed upon en-
herstofore. This houss Is one Of the most pleasant
10 eatlsusin Davenport. commanding view 81 the
river, Of Rock Island city and OF old Fort Arm
.s,nnrs + fob2 n
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!
s,,HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
! sraiions for the manufacture OF Bltter, Sugar,
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Rread, &c, &C., together with good assort.
me at OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and RusEs.
| have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the manufacture OF tTEm Psui's ..
PATENT LOAF BREAD
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed for
his process Of making Bread, these The BTeadis
u ore unifora. il quality. and handsome in appear
Aues,il is much YhitsI and mCTe SEep il Keeps luch
longer Tth out becoming stale, sal TO may persons
"a mot Objectionable when weak old, Il cgts ss
L4RdsoKae as te bi.ost French lvil, Il e., La,
auG 10 readily introduce duio families BIO hago a9v
used Bakers Bread before. / snail continue to
Bread Wagon az heretofore IN Offering Tie
above articles, terms which cannot fall TO giyeen-
TIE unsatisfactory, hope TO be able 10 supply all who
may iavsT lao with their patronage. Thankful FOL
pastfay0ss, hope 10 Eeri. Continuance Of the
same. All order from the country promptly attend
CO 10. DASiEL MOORE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square shove
burrows Il ffettyfnan's steam Mills. d.
Davenport MAJ q, 1856 dh
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Nork kstatlO.
Wall PAPER! Wall PAPER!

Wall fap6f. wall rapef!
u TO ,O00 rolls on hand just rscsive ed and open
L q Ing, We have no hesitation in saying thai we
the and tsst rerte;5 west Of Chicago,
which will be sold at reasonable prless.
H. A. PoR1ER * BRO,
Old PioseeT Book Stole,
Api7 dw-H Rock Island, III.
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Millinery and Dress Making

Brady Street, over nr. yaeoby's Drug Store,
M SS EENWIGk respectfully iulol the ladies Of
M Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity that she has
just returned from the East with the newest styles fog
Gall aud winter Millinery, Mautles and. Dresses
Miliinss from che country can be supplied with pat
term. She has also select assortment OF Trimmings
and Materials for MAutles and Dresses. .
brady street, between second aud Third!up stairs
Oct
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-7 fresh groceries,.
south Si Fssi 1sSna' - 60.

l. -G.7 Gsu 0IOGeK1e5ss Ea#8
south East Corner I'd Perry ST.
VI NJ st LffoF Past patronage y ,gs asa Ia
4 taee'nsshf. Or davenport. flesh supply 81
szzas GROCERIES,.
sGesAES--A o Crushed, CARRIED Grsnn,stas
IoWdeted. a@ SsSuAsseSs
ti9I.a ssES---s. d. Nes orlesns, sysup, a. @st
SSsf Hf-hto, Lagurys, Java 5t
q heastea aud Ground, EE41#4
WAS OF al grades and Quality
Spsas teppHr, Taploea, Sage, Pearl Barley
, %PEt EeAs. arahhefFes, Buck whsal Ploos. Cor
&tHa' Ensit=h Pickles, Sauces Fruits Nuts Groana
- :, IS sefFes, SoaP, candles, Starch, ehosoa -
! tRfsS aRdtsh. taslna, White Beans Reef Tonrues
4Ftad Beef, G. Hams, &C. ~ {sSNF -NfA1AaS'
71&G fbQ above articles are oAsral ~ -. -.
rsIlasea 50 .1Yssstis "a otioB lss-I - -
Camden Tlour. ~
iiaffefs hAb and quarter barrel, saeGa.
craeknei Biscuit. asf
- boxes Ia stOge and for sale.
Wooden Ware
EaCEets, Tubs, Well Buckets Mai. y n, -. -,
bowls, 8tueing kniVes. efpihx
Baskets. $50
Our stock i large and well assorted ae-s5-
Fish.
Mackerel, salmon, White Fish Hs,w,s
FASH III IA I yH} .hsIHnys Sod
NovEdtf l, n, 90.
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WOODEN PUMPS!

tlltE subscriber Ii now ready 10 furnish WOODEN
PUMPS TO order, of any length or capacity
These Pumps made that waiCr will not feszs In
them. Warranted 10 work we'll for one year. Aaus-
duct logs furnished 10 order.
Orders may BE- left at The Office Of D. l.. shorey, Esq
with the subscriber at his place OF business near Sc
shorsy's Machine Shot. a. sHoREr 81
Daya Nov aupF
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry streets.
ACXrRY 4 0LMaTRAD. Propristors,

rI>HE undersigned would respectfully inform heir
i friends and the public, that they have this day
opened the "CITr Ho1sL.ioI the reception OF stfsn
Ind ne WV Tue location central and con-
yeniept and no efor, the part Of tho Fropreiofs
shall be wanting 10 contrbnte to the comfort oihes
patronR. ,..=#.-.44
Extensive rAyBHa, with earef1isnd sttsntiveho
tiers slWsYsiE attsntsAss. Also large yaraeoh-
uscteu for the accom- MOD alton 0f Farmers, DC.
Ashsre Of public patronage srespecudly solicited
ACKLEY D. 0LAsfRAD.
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REMOVAL.
IN aE1es M. EIawAes.
WHOLESALE GROCER,

ihMONAL.
x aE1e@ M. Ha~Aes.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
FRONT sFRgEr, coRsra PrRsy
4 CARU
II AElND removed TO new b res "a,
the Purpase of:ransagtipx a hooye fol
~ ne = tAG this Opportunity OF ret,rn,r
ems 9I bHFr6psrt and vicinity my man. ~ 80
III a. patrH1as@ bestowed upon me ami 80. ~
- purchasers OF GrOeeriss al WlsiessE -, ~
seeA a. new stand, hoping TO merit bbs,., - ~
tsyhase ny Seepins good articles atiowest NO..
tteL. u 1856. CHapTpc AZ
Hans.
Sugar Cured Hams At II csnt,
j yea Wanta choice Sugar Cured Hsm 81. ana,
4 Aod sA9ader, apply at my PORK Honss ~ P so
sugar Cured Smoked Hams ii cant.
Smoked Shoulders a
49,, i.pefSt Discount asads to the Trade.
,r...., n. II. HEIDEsHEIMER.0 - nho"s.
" A'ie'aie and Retail Grocsry and Proyiaisu
Store.
;s3 =, o., doors belOp Brady, NorA MD
lave Just received and am opsniny on - ~
t +a,ssst aEa test selected stocks OF 49,
phOCERlES AND PROVISIONS
before brought 10 this Market To whieA go.
~ s.slhaoh 81 country merchants and tha nnhiis \,
prices. @Vo'eAt sscauy reduced
Sa and see for yourselves before purch..tur s,.s
- uee S1-du
FRUITS, &C.
4 FRESH LOT Of Lemons, Orapses WIT. sr,..us,.
&c, Just received BY 's' csuoiss,
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GlotbinQ.
New Goods. New Goeds!!
4 ID w ARD AIDE N.
merchant Tailor.


AND
wholesale and Retail Dealer in
X a q y M a de Clothinr.
oiolh' &c oassimerss, vsstinss, Cents Yu.aish.
ing foods and Tailors Iris q Inc.
/ AS Just retaFusd from ,be e,ss ...,.oss
II fest aud best selected stocks ~ o. vol ".
i 9ria ''' market eonsstinsin par or the toiiov
BROADCLOTHs. -
bnsltsh, French, 6ernan AND Amsrlc.n -,
'is4ittv and latest gty Ie Of goods " ~'o hossi
CASSfMERES.
.7H french md American, OF svAry variety o.
yESTTNGs.
,hite Narsellles, Haiaia sse w hi a I.aaaon M,
iinsei and C1'oted silks, Fancy and p.x ..s
s INV fsne{ sis and Linen. It's Ian sk 0rsns.
tsRWnre in great varietr. STg $50 s"' Fancy
OpERCOATING.
ntA s hiue ard Brown Broadeio.h Union Vn,,n.
ena rliSt tioths, Fancy. Blue, Brevn and M.ihe,rs
~ 1.a beaIef, eaHada mixed and Sasaya OF az ~
READY-MADE
eats, Over Sacks, Surtouts, Rsssn. J..x...
a a is,nias, trees and Dress froeE Cos.s q iii
'hsainere and Valencia Vests Cssms,s Ts0.a,
4, aS Z. Sha t~ist fancy and plain Ces1imsrs Az
pGr, sad oys over ne and Guernsey Fsoeks, Wrap
FURNISHING GOODS.
ri 90 esiico, wae PLATA linen corded ana p.r
Siiis, 'ncy eelored shirts, with eoismon md noi.
~, c.ta,,Hsa9s' stsihg DeOfsey, co rded By,nn "a
@-9 r. ss1k Ties. Stocks, ianey and and H.
Ill, snss cf, hile, black and eoorsd lid. n.
Iiti9n aud German aud For GsnntIstss ~, osIn1s
~ hose ~hite and fancy linen ana dIh
'eh4 SsfeH ieis' ehsf,dered lambs soai vhitss go
"eo' hias, seafts, Iuf!iers, cents, shs-is IA
X isi Fias Umbrellas, Carpet sacks, and ali other
s.,.,risI van! ktpt y the trade, all Of whlc. 10
.1sigFs. haaob Oh Gus
AhSsriy call viii eeu.s, choice ssfect,on.
70 s.,4.,.,.. 49,. EDWARD ALDRN.
I e,ia stfeet, opposite LeCiafre Row navsHnor,
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NEW YORK EOTEL,

.Is NEW fOHh hui Ell,
Harrison, between Front and Second Streets,
~. Oee saaaro below the Ferry Landing @%
pAVENYOKr, IOWA,
J. kihEbn, propristor. ~
Iais Hou 80 10 ono he ssost plea saut locatious
comm nd az g ne Wow ofihe Missssip river and
stnck i.lsnL ~ james du
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JAS. T. LANE,
Attorney 1t layg ana Notary Public
ussms oD ,irsiy Street above Second over CSrni
st,est4,Tc. ~
Davenport, 4 pri 18th, is54-wu0-tf ~
DAWSON 3 True, #
Attorueys and Counsel0rs at LAW,
and Hotariss Public
OFFICE, on Brady street, in W...srws1'E rev
q sGdsng, 4g#
AAShR DAWSON. u. 8. TRUE
tapl I2th, i6a4-wtrw-ly
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COkrAREs,
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead

nFai sizes of Gpriey 4 Co.'S, Troy, ST
\ lsnl dw.lf h. A. PGkIEkA nko I
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NOTICE,

THE anderslxnet having disposed OF their busi-
L ness to Me.srs. Evans, Chew q Co., take this
Kind and liberal Custom, and would request con-
tinuaneo ofths same 70 the new trm.
arb NJ - n TenADGnE L.
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SPECIAL INVITATION.
We would particularly invhe the Ladies TO call
And exAn mine our beautiful assortment of SILK, silk
aud StIsw mixed, Satin and Velvet Bonnets Of the
new eet Paris styles, dark and white thmmad Straw
Hoonets. iafsnts embroid cred Hoods and Iocky
Caps, SC. .a5.g8 8E ssgA 4j
Bonneis OF every description made TO order, and
warranted TO please. Milliners supplied with Pat
teri Bonneis and every srtiee Ia their line, a,
who esale. Sac '@
n. b. straw Be nnets biesched, pressed and aiter-
e's Msrking and sismping for Il kinds OF enbroi-
dSt and bradins done TO order ct short notice.
W.B. NICHOLS,
@ cor. of Brady & I'd Sta, Davenport 10.
Sypk, JISh, 1850, s ais
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NEW FALL MILLINERY
HIST RECEIVED AT THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
50 ava SALE AND RETAIL
= u y n .

SALE AND RETAIL -
KILL INxRY STORE
CORNER or sRApy And THlRB sTR.ITs, DAVENPORT,
THE subscriber takes pleasure In informing the
Ladies OF Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity.
that be has just returned from New York With .
splendid Assortn emit of ~F ~-@
millinery, Rmbroidery and Fancy
yWsyatf dAT VT GO0dss
Oar stock Of Bonnet aRd Sash Ribbons, broesdes,
striped and plaid black aud coloTed Velvet
Ribbons, SILK velvets, Sstins, silks,
French Flowers. Feathers,
Straw BGRneta, &C.,
10 ths targsst asd beet BrsHghf to tbs msrks
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"a 4gt
Railroads.
mississippi and Missouri Railroad
~ ~ .sl

AN ard sfies Monday Dsss tst, 1s56, and anti
~ farIhsr noliee trains will lesvs Davenport, H..
Mnacstlne AMI low CiI, lSundays exeeptedl a. fo.
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The Only Genuine Machine
Was Patented Nov sth, 1853.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Wisner's FaleEsJ Wash 1'ub.
e re undersigned oterE for sale ihe flght 10 make
sel Snd Use Inc al 70 named popular tG5s Ia
81 Ine OK Inc bssI eDsEEies in Iowa. Thie II fafs
che ace Tor edergetc men TO make money. Astthls
tarsitoIy is selling rapidly, perseus w6o thint ii
embsrAing il ise enterprise wili DO well 10 apply
soon. p COATS
ofsce, Nos csnmgTeiaI Bindings, entrance u
Bad. 81. Dscarlam
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te25 2p6t
Clothing.
F. NJ A l. ARD & CO.,

F.. NAL LARD & co.,
So and 60 Canal street, corner Old Levee.
Received per Empire City, assortment of SEA-
SoNABLE FOODS for early SPRING WEAR consisting of
Cakes Tweeds OFFICE COATS, PALTOT FRoCKs, PANTS
and VESTS, in suits.
Cashmere Tweeds COATS PALTOT FROCKS PANTS and
VESTS, in tuits.
Nanknet COATS, PALToT-FRoCKs, PANTS and VESTS,
in suits.
superfne light and dark coored Summer Cloth PALTOT.
FR0CKS Office Costs and Sacks.
Tweeds and Nankinet English PALTUTS
Flannel Twet ds PALT0T.FROCKS and Office Coats
Black Merno FROCK COATS, Pantaloons and Vests.
Black Cashmarette FROCK COATS.
All of the above of the latest styles material
White and Coored COTTON SHIRTS all Linen Shirts Socks
Crayats and variety of Furnishing Goods; Trunks Tray
cling Bags India Rubber Clothing, etc.
Intending to make for Spring Stock,
e shall SELL from this date
WINTER GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Plantation Articles.
In connection with establishment fine goods have
general dept of PLANTATION CLOTHING which con
tans the following for Spring and Summer:
ATTAKAPAs COTToNADE PANTALOONs, superior TO
of the Northern Cottonades and by Sewing
Denims, Log Cabin and Brown Linen PANTS.
Denims Log Cabin and Brown Linen Jackets Jumper
SHIRT.
Women's and Girls Cot'onade and Calico FROCKs.
Brown COTTON SHIRTS
STRAW HATS, White Wool Hats, ETC.
N. BWe keep hand depot, the year rourd
complete assortment of WINTER PLANTATION CLOTH.
ING, for Men and Women
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and 60 Canal street,
fe23 2p3teod corner of Old Levee
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MURDERoUs ATTACK UPoN A WoMAN.-On the
evening of the l4th the residents of Marshall street.
Philadelphia, were much excited by bold attempt to
murder abduct a lady of that vicinity. At about
half-past 10 o'clock man knocked at the door Of a
house occupied by Mrs. Smith. Her daughter Mrs.
Benner wen. to the door, and the man professed to
be friend Of hers, but she was about to shut the
door when he threw rope with moose, around her
neck, and at the same moment made blow with a
knife which cut her dress and grazed her breast with
out much injury. He was disconnected by her
screams, and the neghbors becoming aroused her
sailant fed leaving the rope about her neck,
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Sfalltllseriug Cured.

ESSOR j. H. LEVIN,
Of Virginia, informs those afflicted with Sauueriug or
Suffering that he has taken the St John House
Camp street. No 49, where he prepared enable them
speak and read with duetness generally in the short space
of two hours without ntcug the slightest pain. The patient
is inva4b bly, convinced that II is eitccua permanent
Where above change is not attained charge
He will remain in this place for short lime only
N.B-No one need hesitate in giving cali; upon the
honor of gentleman is no humbus Al! ask is far trial
No charge for consulting.
Read the following certificate:
NEW ORLEANS, February 10, 1857
Having visited Prof J. H. Levin with my 10 years old
who has had the habit of Stammrn from early
satisfied that the practice of his system is efectuN of
the habit Of ammerinc and cheerfpy hun The
patronage Of al afflicted in that why,
GEORGE CLEAVLAND,
opt Il Union street,
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Arrivals at the rorln,lpa, Hotel. Yesterday.

ST. cHARLEs-Roht Pngh Iafouche o MsKswen,
Pleasant Hill Thomas Ahug'oa Mansfield Jas Dougherty,
Natchez Cone Lady and daughter, Ga Mrs Ashley
child and servant Ashley, Little Rock l. Sheldon, II
slawson, VII Phillips. A |. Worship, " Or Green
Louisville; F. w Jacks Nickshusg; X Hendricks Honey
Island; " Taulman and Lady, 4 Meif Lady, child
servant, Miss Robt Harp, No; Nichols VIM Pres;in
nr Herman 9 Il H9mmst' Calhoun; Austin, Texas I
Reese, Ala Reed a Bartlett Cincinnati; a Barnes Tenn
I'd goo!h, Baltimore A Baker, y Y; H Howard Ky :;
Hayes Covington XVI Calvin Greene Cincinnati o; Jno
Duncan and lady. Miss; Warren Port Worrhngton Q
Gibson, Miss; G Sebastian La Tucker LaFourche A
Rerue9i Chapn, lady and Mrs . Tart, Mrs Nun
day. Miss Dunn, Clinton Lis; Mrs Anderson Qnay lady
dapghers and son, Anderson o. Alien smith and
lady West and lady MeBee lady and servant Latham
ard servant, Carroll Il Wait, o Bethel Marys;
WSek9b X BARROW and lady d Armstrong and lady,
La; q Todd Miss Lee, lewis Miss Fearn Lowe
Kinds county; j Grant, Miss; Treayor Mexico.
CITY. e iouer and lady. " Hubert and lady Miss;
q Boyd, Mobile W MeElyy, Fulton, Ark; Hopkins
feFhs. n N. Gary, Rob tIuehisun N. DolSon
eslo Ellis l. Il Garter Texas; DIR kes lady Nicksburg
Irwin, Tenn: Keller aud lady Pointe Goupee
Stone Ark Jas Holden. Bayou pua kis worth Albion;
W FuleTon Walter MerTman Corpus Christi; j & Henry
IeNas " K Allen, Washington: LsHghdge Macon; l.
rum ,1 aGd lady Rossan Texas; capers Miss; Mar
Jacobs, BGstrop Texas Mir Campbell Ky.
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Mourning Goods.


We would call the particular attention OF those in of
= MOsU RNJNsG GOODS
to large assortment Of these goods They Of
DIRECT IMPORTATION and are offered prices They
consist, in part Of p .4 X
81 BLACK BoMBAZINE, of different qualities; +
5.4 and GA BLACK MoUssELIN DE LAME, of different
qualities; - r'' 500
81 BLACK TAMSE and CANTON CLOTH Of diferen, quail.
tiles;
34 and 81 BLACK ALPACA and CHALLYS of different
qualities;
PLAIN and SATIN STRIPED BAREGEs, Of different quail
z titles; l-.-
REAL GRENADINES and MS. ..
FRENCH MOURNING JACoNETs, CALICos AND NUS
Inns; Fs. Ea a.
ENGLISH and FRENCH GRAPES; TAFFETAs;
LOVE GAUzE and MOURNING Wells;
DEEP MOURNING and HALF MOURNING COLLARS and
CHEMISETTES.
HOSIERY and GLOVES, of all kinds.
GIQUEL & JAMESON,
les 2p6t is Chartres
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nJ~A trial of Eoofiaud's German

ag~A trial of Hoofiand's German Bitters
will the skepcal of their great virtues.
the following:
Julius A. Jeger says: New Elizabeth Hendricks county,
Ind Jane a. iS54.I should like you yoar
German Btters know them be valuable medicine de-
serving all the reputation they have acquired have used
them my family and they have proven certain rem
edy for Graduating the
cessfully for years.
William Norton says: Huntington, Ind, Sept 20 1851
Send another supply of Bers Immediately They sell rap
idly and give the uubounde satisfaction every
do know Of hut which have sold
tie that the did for more and the
bottle cured the person.
See advertisement. field 2plm,pW
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The INDIANS ON THE PAoIFIc.-The War Depart
ment has received intelligence from Gen. Wool dated
Bencia California, January I'd, saying that peace and
quiet prevail throughout the department of the Pa
cific, which he has no doubt will continue long as
the Indians are treated with ordinary justice The
disposition of the troops is such not only to give
protection to the white settlements but to restrain the
Indians should they exhibit any intention to renew
the war; which, from the information he has received
he does not in the least apprehend.
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ReniOcNl.

The undersigned has removed Nos 10 Camp street
near Canal and begs to inform his friends the public
he is opening fine stock of
MEMS AND YOUTHS
F Il SHIO " ABLE CLOT THING.
Mems and Youths Furnishing Goods,
LINEN AND LINEN BOSOM SHIRTS
OF every Size and Quality.
Superior New York and Philadelphia TRUNKS made to order
vALISES AND CARPET-BAGs,
Of every variety.
SILK and Bingham Umbrellas, Gloves,
HOSIERY, CRAyATs, TIES sUsPENDERs, ETC, ETC, etc
Linen and Cotton Drawers.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-25
THE NEW ORLEANS AND BATON ROUGE
RAILROAD.

The Bulletin, of yesterday, has an excellent article
in favor Of the extension Of State aid to this road
We quote:
TIE friends this enterprise have reason ta
the cheering OF ss s
stock required for It's construction The bill as The telegraph
special order fo Tharsy question & l.
and final passage nave no ne sa d th
senste and yet such the anu
sinaoses resoed to By astne egs that we think
barely possible that operation OF the D
intended and which aTs peoSs and plausible but which in
reality mischevous and hostile, and SO deseneu.
We are not quite as confident as our TREND OF the
Bulletin, although we would entertain htue uouo'
were we sure there would be full House on lhars'
day. Some of the advocates Of this bill have a GU
rious way of not answering to their names az ron
call Several Of the strongest supporters OF the
measure, as we happen to know, were in New or-
leans the whole of last week while the struggle on
the passage of the bill to its second reading was
going on! e. ~,
The Bulletins argument in favor Of the State sub
seription asked is ncontrovertible and why an ex-
ception should be made preiudicial to this road we
are at loss to imagine. Nothing is sought but what
the State has granted to other roads it is neeess
~ and useful improvement; it is demanded by the
representatives of those who contribute by all odds
the largest amount of revenue to the State Treasury
it will be a great public convenience, and will I'M
questionably become paying investment at an early
day.
After arguing the question at length, the Bulletin
thus conyincngly concludes:
There afeanre in the opposition this that
cannot fully comprehend lnanuch as the friends o; me
four other roads does refusal Of this reasonable request
carry supposion that the of its former
grate and would recall them II possible to do SOY We
bring ourselves to believe that the enlightened Legislators
Of ready take backward in these days Of
and improvement that they far behind
the prepared abandon system which has
tibnted Agriculture wealth foster trade and
ard enaneA the general than al the other
devices and inventions Of the times We scout the idea as
proac upon the character of the State and the intelligence OF
| the people.
Well, we will all know Thursday evening, provided
the telegraph is in working order. Those members
from Orleans who fail to vote for this measure, either
through absence or otherwise, will merit what they
will undoubtedly meet-the indignant reputation OF
their constituents, without regard to party distinc-
| tious IL. .-a