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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

tsHk sorth fractional Eal: Of block Is Tsevepty
tvcl eornsr VI IL Clair ard Front Streets .uh-
divided Into clever lots suitable tor cnm,nodion.
stores. and Commission Houses. Is offered 70 least
or the above named term. CONVENIENT stesnh.
landing with pro1raify 70 the Raiirosd .;epef nsA.
peculiarly desirable Tor hnsir-ss parpos-s In
uireof Vim HIIrEFTn. Ess, Davenport. q
DAWSON b RUTE, Davenport DEL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
Yas Nsvs osnine Out Ia1spssasat.

The News of Friday evening takes We,
ny peculiar position for political paper,
And tsctures shappy sAillsniun which tAe
ediess ~iil mover live 70 witness, He 10 u
favor Of entirely leaving politics ont Of mu-
nicipalas we'll as judicial ole cticns---in fact
thass~no Democrat, Republican or Ameri.
can, should, when State or national poll
tics are not involved, enquire whether this
o. that candidate be Of his particular faith. :.
What 10 very peculiar, the very evening this
article opened its infant eyes to the world, .
Convention OF the News own party made
nominstioss TO I'LL certain municipal Offices
We fear the influence of the News 10 but
yer, iaconsidssabls with is osn party
This is not the FIRE. Of ito suggestions which
has been passed by ~ idle wind Inc
News says:
1 In the election Of municipal othesrs. The
Iteet of Democracy or otherwise should %
IGNORED only point which should De
settled is, who Sill best ACT tos the pubic
good; not, who is the most available Demo.
Srst or Republican. Sorry are we, there
tore, to hear of Republican" and Demo.
cratic" conventions, whose objects are sim
ply to select city or township officials. II
is subordinalng the public good to mere
psEtizsnship, and making il secondary 70 9
simple abstrsetion--tor in what manner can
l"Democrstic' or .Kepublican" principles
influence the action OF these mens
| This may be all true enough. but II IL no
IprAalcsl There IL no use trying TO keel
politics cut OF municipai elections, 90 lOni
a. there are Two struggling rival Politiea
parties. Al all events, the idea comes will
very Singular grace IRON political pape
in shis city, at the very time when both par
ties arc engaged in makias their nomina
lions. Why does aos the News hasl dow
Its eolors At once, and become a neutral
independent paper! Probably Il Nigh
achieve the success in hatfield il has faile
| To secure in politics
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
An Important CUES, ion.

The Demoera, recently boasted Of has.
ing been the fret paperin the State OF Iowa
wnieh suggested the name OF Jas. Bachan.
an Tor the Pres deney. Tie Auscatine
Enquirer eorrects our neighbor in this little
boast. II claims 10 have been, under and
other editor than the one who now controls
it, the FIRST paper in the State that suggest
ed Buchanan, and says the next was the
Dubuque Express and Herald, and the third
the Burlington Gazette. Probably on.
nsiphber meant the Democrat was the Us
to make this importsn: suggestion. 1t is
no credit to either OF them. As they were
all such particular admirers OF the Pierce
Administration, why didn't they make .
suggestion calculated to assist in securing
its continuance second term! Or as they
upheld 90 warmly the Douglas Nebraska.
Kansas act, upon which the election turned,
why didn't they make suggestion which
might have aided in some degree TO place
the author of this act on trial before the
people, or give him q chance of securing the
reward Of his particular political virtue.-
What credit was there in suggesting the
name OF a man who was in no manner con-
neeied, owing to his absence from the
country. with the measure which was to
engross in itself all outside principles and
opinions during the eanyassi We fear these
good Democratic editors have an eye open
to little government pap in the way Of
advertising in their dispute sbou, who arst
suggested Bachsnan's name in this State.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
Ths Truth Wsu Told

The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, q
pa per most intensely "nstional" and as in.
tsDsely opposed TO the Frsmsn, party, uses
tue following language in relation to the
decision 10 the Drsd Scott case, and The
resignation Of Gov. Gerry:
The extra judicial decision Of the Su-
preme Court, in which that high tribunsl
oyerslepped the limits Of their duty, and
made an excursion into the domain Of party
politics, has Infused determination into the
aecaying opposition, has inspired il with
new yigor, and reinforced il by great mum.
hers Of thoughtful men who, though they
make nc nosey demonstrations, have ia
ken their ground and will maintain il to
the end.
Close upon This tnauspieious decision,
the couauy is startled by the intelligence
that Gov Gesry, Of Kansas, has resigned
dis Office, because ne 10 not supported BY
The genera! goyeraent in bis efforts to
maintain order, There is bad state Of
tiiuss in Kansas Mr.. Buchanan must pat
&c eud to Il al once, or his administration 10
doomed! The hour calls for 3 strong will
and bold hand. This is no time for a
timid. hssiina, Eascillating policy. The
country mas waited, and hoped, and disci.
plined itself TO patient endurance, in the
expectation that when il was relived Of the
incubus Of the Pierce standardization, il
would beheld the reign Of order and justice
Conservative men refuse to live any longer
on expectation, and will demand deeds
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30


The votes on this question (the Missouri
Csmpromise), conclusiyely prove that
large majority in both houses were of opin-
ion that Congress holds Constitutional
right to inhibit slavery in the Territories
OF the United States. without their original
limits; though many, adverse TO the restric.
ton on Missouri, may have thought il mex.
pedient to impose such restrictions. The
territory north OF 36S degrees north lati
,ude, is forever forbidden 70 be peopled vi. n
slaves, except in the State Of Missouri
The right, then, 10 inhibit slavery in any Of
the Territories, is ciearly..snd completely &C
knowledged, and il Ia conditioned. Is to
some Of them, that even when they become
States, slavery shall be forever prohibited
In them. There 10 no hardship in this
The Territories belonged to the United
States, and the government may rightfully
prescribe the terms on which it will dis
pose of the public lands. This great point
was agreed to in ths.Sesste, IS votes to II,
and in the House of Representatives, by lS4
10 =, or really, BY lsS to 37-(5 members
from New York and Massachusetts voting
agsinst the bill, because they were opposed
70 the admission of slavery in Missouri, y
and We trust il is determined forever in
respect 10 the countries now subject to the
legislation OF the general government II
10 true, the Compromise 10 supported only
by the letter Of the law, repealsbls by the
authority which enacted il. but the circum-
stances of the case give to this Law moral
force equal to that Of any positive provision
OF the Constitution; and we do not hazard
anything in saying, that the Constitution
exists in its observance. Both parties have
sacrificed much to eoneilistion. We wish
to see the compact kept in good faith, and
,rus, that kind Providence will open the
way to relieve US of IN evil which every
good citizen deprecates, Is the sspre me
curse of this country
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
The Republican Candidate for Judge, As.
The Lyons Mirror, published at Mr.. Mill's
H.. s,a.ks If HIN. =

home. thus SPEAKS OF MIN:
We can say from personal know le dge
and from the records Of has previous his
tory. that Mr.. Mills is stsunch Republi.
can in principle; gentlemaa oi high liter
ary and legal sttainments. we'll qualified in
ali respects 70 occupy 8 creditable position
upon the Bench. He 10 a graduate Of one
oil The first iiteray Institutions ef the coun.
try-Yale College. His legal studies were
mainly pursued in the offiee Of Hon. As1
LET SAKscs-whose name ia a. widely
anoxn as the Reports Of WEsDALL-and
chiefly under his direction. Having prse-
ticsd n courts Of his native State, he bears
with him diplomas Of sdmitlan.e to the Su-
preme Court and the Court of Chancery Of
New York, as veil as certificates Of admit
lance to the District and Circuit Courts Of
the United States. As a man possessing
a high sense OF honor, unquestionable in
tegrity, uprightness Of character, suavity Of
address, quicsness of perception and judy
nent, an innate love Of equality and justice
he would command the good sill and res
pect OF the bar, and make an impartial and
ef dent Judge.
TIE Mirror in another article thus speaks
Of the Meeting Of the Bar" at Lyons:
When the meeting assembled here, our
Republican lawyers, as vel. as those from
Scott and Jackson counties, would have
nothing 10 do with the affair, being satisfied
with the nomination made De Witt
Tn. threw the "wirs. pnllers" back to their
old Dodge, Of defamation. Judge Lefnng-
well made q statement in the afturnoon in
regard to conversation with DIR. Chatterton
and Mr. Mills, in relation to Mr.. Ms wish.
iag q nomination from the bar. Blu, here,
TOO, they were foiied DR.. Chattehdon
came before The meeting and denied the
statement almost in toto, placing the Judge
in ratser .igh! place, and showing his state
meDt was false. Finding their attempts in
vain to draw in the Republican lawyers to
endorse their man, the convention Com
posed of eleven members nominated Gill
bert Mitchell, Esq. 0. Scott county-a full
blooded dyee-in-,he-wool Democrat, of the
free-whiskev stripe.
Thus ended the farce. After "pipslsy-
ing" and trsverslng the three counties with
over eighty prscticing LAWYERS, elsren only,
six Of whom were from this city and Gin
ton, could be found to enter into q nomins-
ton By the bar, under the direct control OF
the democracy Not republican lawyer
took part in the Convention The dodge
ives too old and the game too plain to sue
ceed. The whole convention was nothing
b.. farce and ended in ridiculous fzzle.
Try again gentlemen, for this won't win.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

Pooh PIERCE - IF anything can give ar
idea Of a fallen man, better than another i.
10 such paragraph as the following. The
N. I. Herald's Washington cor. "-oonde nt
telsgrsphs under date of the 49,
Gen Pierce made two person.. r. -.sts
Of the President in reference to persons
when be wished to have retained; one has
already been superseded and the other will
undoubtedly be.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
Nh. ZrnxrRnAs.-Macke en- 7ie's Message

MR. ZI4NfRAA1.-UhCKeh NetstXe
says that short time before Mr.. thinner.
presentiment of danger, for he went to the
Bank of Upper Canada where HE will was
deposited, asked for il, and had il ON his
person when he was found dead. 1t also
says that Mr.. Zimmerman had an insurance
on his life of $50, 900, and that he was
contractor for the very swing bridge, the fall
OF which caused his violent death.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

SuDBEs DATA stranger who had
been in our place but three days was found
dead in his bed on Friday morning. He
VAS apparently well the night previous and
retired with his bed-fellov at an early hour.
His companion did not awaken until m orn =
ing when he found his bed-fellow was dead
An examination YVES had which showed
that he diec in it, We did not learn bis
name. He leaves wife and three child =.
rep.--Lyors Mirror
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

AsoFHER TzIck.-Ths National Demo
Gratis Of S.. Louis have nominated for Al.
dermsn Of the Third Ward, William Palm
whom the Intelligsncer csiIs the first and
foremost ssowed Emsneipslionis, and
Aboliionist in the city, This is to secure
Inc vote Of the Emsncipstionists, Oh.
D Democracy, thy nsms is consistency
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
Dissolution

TAe partnership hsfst9ors existing bst1vesa Alfred
Sanders and Lsvi Davis under the style u Sanders 4
Davis In the printing and publishing Of the Daysuport
Daily, Tn Weekly and Weekly Gazette ia tl, d.y din.
solved by mutual consent. All persons svny claims
against the above firm requested u present them
Immediately, AID those indebted uOtded that s,
Element 10 immediately required Either n the under
sgnsd fully empowered to receive aonsys or to set
tie all accounts doe 20 o. from the oHos
ALFRED sAEDEKs,
DAvsnY9rt, January lea, 1857. LEVI DAVIS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30
sunnsu px.rH.-SamueI Crax ford PIE

SUDDEN DEATH.-SamueI Crawford Pres
ident of the Terre Haute and Richmond
Railroad, fell lifeless Thursday morning
week while walking across the room at
his own house in Ters Haute. He was
supposed to have been in perfect health up
10 the time Of the sad event. He died with.
out an instant's warning. His eldest daugh-
ter had just been happily married, and was
absent on her wedding tour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

W Ths Mississippi Legislature, s,.its
late session allowed lite laws to 90 10 Bos.
ton 10 b. printed, and made an appropria-
ton Of three thousand dollars TO pay one Of
its members TO 20 there and read the proof.
sheets instead Of having it done in the State
and thereby assisting in building up .
Southern publishing house. What a com.
msntary on the Yankee. hsters,
Ncksbarg [Miss. Wing.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

TRK SuPRKAE JuDsEs AMENDING rzKIa
OrlnIoHs. telegraph informs " that
the pro-slavely Judges of the Supreme
Court at Washington have been busy for
some time back in revising their opinions
In the bred Scott case, and it seems they
have got into something Of wtangle among
themselves. We hope, for the honor Of our
national jarisprudencs, that they will, while
revising their opinions, endsayor to bring
them more into harmony with the princi-
pies OF justice and common senss.
Chicago Pres.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

New Dress Goods
REcsIykD Al
MITH's VARIETY STORE,
IOOO Yards Black silks,
WV ~ pieces fancy do,
60 Pisess Spring style DsLsius.
3 de Opera Cloth,
10 do New Style Chaln.s
. do DGss lPiaids, fsH
10 do Paris Priat.,
do MoAsir Mixtures,
BrOeha Bsrsges,
6do Lain De Loire,
Q DO chip,z Briiisntss,s
MUSLIN AND BINGHAM ROBES.
PARIS JAcoSETs.
White and celorsd Poult Dssotrs.
RICH FANCY SPRING SILKS!
AEood assortment of"BaJous
SPRING COLOUR, KID GLOVES.
The above with variety ofoss"
NEW GOODS
Adapted fer Spring" just opened, by
IL. II. SMITH
SPRING MILLIN ERYl
JUST RECEIVED ATTHB
Psris and New York Wholesale and Retail
Millinery Establishmsut,
corner Of 8rsdy ana TniId streets,
sAvEsrorT, iowa.
Tss subscriber takes pleasure IN informing toe la
dies Of Davenport, ROCK Island and viciniy,
that he has just returned from New York
city wiihs large aud elegant assortment
Of
bonnet RIBBONS, SILKS, FRENCH FLOWERS,
and all kinds Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
iAiso The isigest and be.s selected .loe. VI
sTaAw AID ssASoLITAs s0ssETs, LsoHoEs, rED.E
sRAID AND SOFT STRAW Ft.r.,
ever brought ~ lhis city. Ladies' will mad ct our
sstabisaHs ut ~ rich and tasty ready -mGds
siLh AND STRAW TRIMMED BoSNETs
Of Inc latest Paris ETY. les, as are kept 10 the meal
fshionabls stores in the city Of New York
SILK AND GRAPE bUNNEIs
VI every description made 10 order and Warranted
10 nj. MILNE 70 supplied with Pattern Bopuetr and
every article In their line at " holesaIs
N. STRAW BonneLs olsachsd, pressed and nj
tered, Pinking, Marking and i tsmping for Al
sinds Of Embroidery ard BrsdlGg done 10 orderu
Conner OF Brady ana Tnire streets, Davenport.
~"s Ak41
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TIE New Yonx PosrxAsrxR.-som

TIE New YoRK PosrnAsTzR.-Some
anxious Democrat having written to the
Courier and Enquirer suggesting ,has the
smoiuments Of the New York Postofi CO
amount to the magnificent sum OF $780,
900 year. the editor replies that the Office
is worth lust $4,000.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

A CoLoSr or WALpxNsEs ComINa.
learn that a French Protestant, Clergyman
who has como to the United States To pro.
cure new home for his dock OF some hive
hun1eed Waldenses, is waiting TO treat with
the Emigrant Aid and Homestead Company
whose charter 10 now before the Legisla.
turc. These people will be most valuable
acquisition to any community, and whether
they settle in Kansas, Delaware, Maryland,
or Virginia, the State of their adoption will
have gained an honest industrious and in.
telligent body Of citisens.
GN. Y, Tribune, 23d.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

BAsE FAILUEE.--Ths Bank of hswcas.
tie. at Pittsburg, Penn, has stopped pay
maintaining but four dollars in specie to
redeem 100000 Of their notes. The
Cashier, M Waggonselier, Is said TO have
abscoBded With nSo, 900,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30


gle . RICE l., NlCKO,',,.-
GENERAL REAL xsTATg Ae,snL
"a sIran,s bought, sold and los.,..
ana Soa ass i Gi,, .sss.SSp'H1fo, No.
o. 10 Divsapost's block. MAJ.
susst
CITY PROPERTY,
No <G2--A lot and house near al,
uiai english cottage, One view. SS''ss, ss..u.
No AoA-BrcH house room, e.n.
''1'e prev '000' wv cash balance and as1, esan
No soS--A new house room. , ''s''
v'h' carpets and furniture AL now pric, .:ais cs
No 400 -is lots In Christie. .ubd,v,.,.
snpert Ia to East H..
No 4ll-Lots5 and in bloek o. asA
rents for e24o per anpum Also H., nc use 10 ra
fo' u.s. also '0' BLOCK - also 10, sioss houses
10 s3s-A one story brick hou.a
and Ferry streets on sth St w. '''w'su kost ill.,,
No 4is-Lots 9 s and 8 n bloos "a
s'1s II and ofi0ss and 10 in block s's aspe u,
aoAis--A beautiful cottage On Cara.
9th streets ssfass VI Low.
No 4l1-A lot oflo acrss, bs.pt,s,t,
Locust street price slss per acre 'ha' itsuttux
Noals--Lot Il block6. p.rhar
house rooms well DC Price siooo ''n st'0Ga,
,ouots,
~ n.s. Story rooms and tis,.,-
W.
port, stories. fame "n ,s .dsitiop E.,,
In Guys ADDITION to East Dsveupor VIC also Nlos
M
No, 80 soy, HOUSE sud lot on s,A ,tr..,
nrtrS
-
sos2s-A iotof. acre. Ia w.u d.
''s'
J, y s .ss-A aas two ..ory brio. on ..,..,
| modern STYLE, -Aa
| n. 40 -,
WI II UT OF vegetable garden ssa,
|
"a ei.;a,n Ams house q nins room,
street. ss., Of s .a nan Of lott block aa'as.
ssa-A house on .,A At. near Rs
ga bou,, A, a. "sso
,onth side 32xi5o, 400 me-, fe house from Io,.
|
3sT-stt acres 2 miIes from n.
2"
v" anu ROCK Island streets. ~ i's" o.
Ter, sasou muse IL roems, sp,inr a..
VI
and Fourth SITS S''lsfaf gb.ty
~ H'''A "' Locust street. ssh'R''
Of wav.rly House, sloa, MAR 's'sss, nrG lot ,s.a
sbs4
36I-7i acres one and hal. uut..-
| Dubuque soS d. tUg0 ""st non town an
|
3os~Hous- and lot corner RInia,
"a, feet ds.,rsnfsa, on Fsrusn stree, II, 10,
property ~ ~
'-''"'
rARu
:, m. ~ seie. af.r Hickory Grove all
! ~ sore" ei hp Der In Alleas xfoy.
IA,
timber stock water iii t. a7f cultivation ~ acre
| kinds 'A' "iAi'ed fruit Of Ill
Ne $50 ~ ara. - :.
| fo,is Isnre "i~esia !sasres pssks Ii.
|
| M, .....
| 0'' - All Gha.'i-nee. e" VA
No sSS ~ scfs. % scr.. 49,,
acres tiat.f near ss,s, min ''SAe, uFing sssss,
| No "A. a. -
| '@ff"sea, miles L ofcourt hmm.
|
30 80 farm Of 100 acres eli und., .o.,
| near sH"sF' "s Ssssf
| No 3i5 ls1 Hc,s. $500,
| bira cam b.l.n.. 4 .,st'Lui fe!Ans prairie o.,
| 'esn' low price.
| xa,.
40 SEQ l3Fm icsGtFe. near Dsysxpo,, ...
|
| xaa.,
| 80 - q tara 81 20 acres aaIoialps thu .Aox
800 pfo'emsnts, ono hall cash, s..sos ~ =,
| 10 sss farm Of so acre., mica r,.,-.. ,o
osoHs'io~ price, near lons Yroys ps''' isssfs'
No ass A farm of3o ser..g
port, souse uyius x.,.s miles from Dsvsn
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N a q II lie ID

On The g7th int, At the asnse, b. REV. ], d. M.
son. MR. HENRY iohNk 30 Miss MARGARET
0oES, all Of this city
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1t Las bsooms sa.Abishsd fact that DR.. ssnfords
Invigorsa ~ili cure Liver Complaint, Jsuaiies aud
General Drbility. Many people, personally kaown to
Us, whose ~ord clunot De doubted, have given their
certificates 10 prore this and with sach Of svi
dsnce wly doub II 10 truly ths iuyalld's friend,
snl will give relief all other remedies fall and 10
seine Instances THAI have undar observation,
sse i las means Of suatcuing its victim from the
grave. We wish all our readers who aeed IN edicne
would Try both e, for it vii surely give relief.
mills DIV
For sale..25 OF beautiful Land "A mile from
corporation line Dubuque road, with good house,
barn, excellent well and cistern, es rings OF fail
Tag water, acre atrsw5srres, Rhu barb Asparagus,
de- will be cold eatirs parcels purehassr
Applyto GEORGE L. NICHOLS,
jan2o DIFF Land ONCE, Main st.
WAnted.--Boar and room b. q stngie gentle
man in private family. Apply al Ib's once,
mills
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
GRIND CONCERTO

Under this limited nu nbe OF special aotiees
III be Inserted at 10 cens per line each insertion,
50 cts. per y eek.
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1u0LIox AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
corner Ath and Brady SIS. Sd aoor.
gUNHk second Term OF this tnstit ation will com.
L msnes on Monday, March 30th, and continus 70
Neske. Tsr,ns . Ard 10 dollxr per quarter III
wseks). HERMAN HAMbuk6Ah,
mh0ldlv Principal.
NOTICE.
,I,HR Arm here ,0fore existing under the ststs OF
! Moore 4 Brownt this day dissolved BY muta-
Al consent II. w. MOORE,
GRO. NJ. BROWN.
M. Hn~h t,srro,, having purchase tho interes
Of Geo. u brown, the basiness VIII hereAN"foe
couduct undei N name and Atsle q ,rr
MOORE 4 GARRETT.
B.-As Mr.. Brown wishes 70 leave .oMp so.y
soon all owing us will soc the necessity o. pSysHS
~. mch 05d2w NJ y
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-30

ink GERMAN UNION BAND, assisted by We
different Musical Societies Of ths city, Will give
their last Concert of the season, Al the German
Theatre, ttis Monday evening, March 10
Admission SO cts. posrs open al O'Clock. Con-
cert 10 commence at ! o'closk. .---s
mh20 dir
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holloway's riiis...Promp Rslief.--So
sooner do these searching Puts influence the system
through the fluids wHIch psrvade it, than tho stom
ach and bowels begin to perform their duties viSe
rousy, the sPPeEs Essatos, and new life seems in
fused tn patent. sold At the manufactures, No.
~ Maiden Laus, Nes York aud No. 81 Strand, Lon
don, and by ali druggists, 2Se., u29.c and q per
box Inch24 d~l~
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A Chance 70 MAKE q Fortune
cLARK's CELEBRATED FLOUR MILLS, one IN
operation and exhibition daily, corasr Perry and
Third streets The public is invited TO es an rec IT
State, County, Township aud shop u single rights
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