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rhiIad2a. and Reading r. Il.

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F:'.'''5I7'7''''''l - Z Co. Co. ls1. l
SUMMER ARRANG EN- ENT.---,Isb5.-
~ Great Northern and Western us. Mail
Routes.
Speed Increased and fare reduced.
Little Schuylklll, Cauawissa, Suubury and
Erie, Williamspor and Elmira Railroad.
Through 10 Buffalo, in 16 hours.
Niagara Falls, 16 ="
Detroit, "a T" :
"" "" Chicago, "a {"
st. Louis, AZ
~ Ticket OfTice--N. w. corner Sixth and
Chestnut streets, and Philadelphia and Read
ing r. II. Depot, corner of Broad and Ninth
streets.
On and after Monday, May 7th, Three Pas
senger Trains will leave The Philadelphia ard
Reading Railroad Depot corner of Broad and
Vine streets, daily, (Sunday's excepted,) as
follows:
DAY EXPRESSES A. M
Stopping at PhGnixvlle and Reading only.
Connecting with the Callawssa, Williams.
port, and Erie, and WIiamspor and Elmira
Railroad; arriving at Elmira al O'Clock P.
NJ, connecting with New York and Erie
and Buffalo ; and from thence, via. Steamers
on Lake Erie, or ON Lake Shore Railroad, 10
Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandusky and
Detroit. Also, with Elmira, Canandaigua
with New York Central Railroad, East and
West, and at Suspension Bridge with the
Great Weste 10 aud Michigan Central Railroad
for Detroit, Chicago, 81. Louis, and all points
in Canada.apd Western States.
ORly one change of Baggage between Phd.
adephia and Canada or the Lakes.
DAY EXPRESS-Breakfast at Port Ciin-
ion and Dinner al Williamspor.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Tea at Port Clinton.
Passengers purchasing Tickets by this Line
have the privilege of stopping at any of the
above points, and resuming their seats at
pleasure.
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@QO@m9Lb@w
Cabinet Ware Rooms.
80
Eah7
s. e. SanEVE

I'D ESPECTFuLLY invites the attention of
Ia of the Public TO his extensive assort,
ment OF Cabinet Furniture and Chairs, which
he will warrant made OF good mate ais and
in wofkmanlike manner. AT his Establish
ment, can always be found good assort-
ment OF
Fashionable Furnitne,
Which is equal in style and finish 10 that of
Phadelpha orNew York cities, and al as
lou prices. He has Sofas of different style
and prices, from $25 10 $50. Divans, Loun-
ges, Walnut aCd Mahogany Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, and
a variety of upholstered work, with Dressing
and parlor bureaus; sofa, card, centre and
piesfabissyed sses,-~ ~cifeffeniers, whalnols
and comodes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock of bureaus, enclosed and
Ecomnion washstands, dress-tables, corner
cupboards, sofas,f dining and break fast ta-
bles, bedsteads, cane seat and common
chairs, is the largest in this section of the
country. He will also, keep good assort-
ment of looking glasses with fancy gilt and
common frames He will also furnish spring
mattresses 6ttsdtp any sized bedstead which
are superior for durability and comfort 10
any bed in use.
Bloomsbur2, April 9th 1854. IT,
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DIR. FRANCIS @, HARRISON,

WoULD respectfully inform the cilizens
W of Bloomsburg and vicinity. that he
Surgery there;and soicits ashare OF public pa
tronage. He can always be found at the Elk.
change Hotel opposite the Court House.
Bloomsburg, March, ist, '55,
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BLOOMS BURG

G30QoGa a5Sp00ISB.
VVNHE Undersigned would in this way call
u the attention of The. pnblic 10 The Book
Store at the OLD stand, next door TO the SIX.
change Hotel" where at all times can be
found good assormen, of books, including
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books,
Histories, Books of Poetry, Novels, and
School Books also all kinds of station ary of
the best quality.
A considerable deduction made upon The
price ofSchoo Books and Stationary 10 those
who by TO sell again. -. .
+, Jus. seesised, q COED assosinept OF WALL
PAPER, which ! would ask all 10 call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere,
CAROLINE CLARK,
Successor TO Jesse @. Clark.
Bloomsburg, May 25, is57.-1yr.
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Y0WRSSa!!k!E D
THE. PICKETT ESCULAPIUS:
WILLIAM YOUNG M n

Let go father be ashamed the present n conv
of the Aesculapius to his child. IL nav save
him from an eariy-gtnvs. Lett no young man or
woman enter into the secret obligations of mar.
ried life without reading tho Pocke AescuIopius
Let no one suffer from hacknicd Cough Pain
in the Side, restless nights: nervous feelings.
and the whole tram of DesPcptc sensations,
and given up by their physicians, be onothe,
moment without consulting the AESCUI,A-
PUS. Have tho married, or those about to Le
married any impediment, read this truly useful
book, as it has been the means of saving thou
sands Of unfortunate creatures from the yerv
laws of death.
ANY person sending twenty five cents, on.
closed in letter, will receive one copy of,his
book, by mail, or five copies Willie sen for one
dollar. Address, DIR w. Young No. 1872 Spruee
street, Philadelphia Post paid.
No 1saSPrpce ST., Philadelphia.
Sep iss, feSftfy..
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II Z. HUDDELL,
Ticket and Freiuht AGENT

Ticket and Freight Agent,
N. w. corner Sixth and Chestnut sis.
GA. NIcotLs, Superintendent Phladelphia
and Reading Railroad.
I. kcKIssocK, Superintendent Catlawissa,
Willlamsport and Erie Railroad.
HENRY COFFIN, Superintendent Williams.
poft and EImra Railroad.
July 10, ls55.--tf.
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In Senote. Alo,eh 81 1Sb7

II, Senate, March %, 1857.
Resolued, That this resolution pass. On the
fret amendment, yeas "a, nays Z; on the
second amendment, yeas 23, nays 8; Oil the
third amendment, yeas "a, nays 4; on the
fourth amendment yeas %, nays a.
Extract from the Journall
GEO. w. HAMERSLY, CLERK,
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HERRING'S
S ~ ~ JR g
THE ACKNOWLEDGED
CHAMPIONS!

THE recent trials al Read
ling have endorsed the cur
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BY AUTHORITY.
RESOLUTION
Proposing Amendments 10 the Consultation Of

Proposing Amendments 10 The Constitution of
the Commonwealth.
: RESOLVED by the Senate and House of Rep
resenalives of the Commonwealth OF Penn.
sylvaua in General Assembly met: That the
followiup amendments are proposed TO The
constitution OF the commonwealth, in accor-
dance with the provisions Of The tenth article
hereof.
'FIReT AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional article 10 said
constitution 10 be designated as arlIcle elev-
en-, as iollows;-
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NEw FERRY BoAr.-The new O,oc city
terry boa; building at Rock Island Is nearly
completed. and will soon take its departure
for Otce city. Missouri river. Il 10 . sub
stsn,isl boat in every particul sr. and will
no doubt have plenty Of work to do when
II arrives ut i,s place Of destination.
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PHILHARMONIC SocIErY The Ia con.
cert VI the season il to be given a, the
German Theatre, this evening. Our read.
ers shoul- &C. omit to attend IL, - the pro.
grsmme contains some most choice compo
sitions. We understand that the Soc,-ty
have cent al Invitation ~ the Flock island
Musical Union TO be present on the occa.
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NEW YoaE. Nay IL.
Tie excise0sat q Staten Island and
New Jsrsey b getting 6sscer. Il 10 said
that coabinstion OF Ave hundred men ex.
lists at Ksysort, Who are determined to burn
any building erected for Hospital .. Prince
Bay. The commissioners have been threat.
ened with personal violence should they
visit Staten Island.
The City Inspector reports 399 deaths
Tor the week an increase Of " compared
with the previous week.
The Hersld's Washington correspond
ence says Mr. Csss takes the rejection Of
the Dallas Clarendon treaty in high dudgeon
and thinks the action Of the English Gov
eminent wholly indefsnsibls. Indeed he
drew from Lord Napier slmost ~ admissioa
Of this tact.
Mr.. Wise, Secretary Of Legation II Paris
has resigned. Mr. Wilbur, the assistant
Secretary. will probably be proaoled satil
Mr.. Mason 10 relieved By . ssw Minister.
which will probably be in two oon.hs.
The new subscriptions to the Michigan
Southern Railroad reach to-day TOO million
dollars.
A dispatch from Washington announced
the appcinsmsnt Of Charles <. Graham En-
gineer il the Navy Yard. Brooklyn. vice ].
Mcleod Aurphey removed.
Chief Justice Oakley. Of the Superior
Court. 10 lying at the point of death His
phvsacians have given him up.
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Masassp-in kigln, H., Oh Ta.sdsy, MAY 9TH by
key. e n. 1nand or M. FHAxu. ~. AttKls editor
u this paper, u Mi.. EItss H. Moss, OF Eisin,-
Ntus.
We extend our congratulations to the
senior editor OF the News. and wish him and
mis- great happiness. However much he
has differed with Us on political questions.
he has BY this little affair Acknowledged We
we're right on the matrimonial question,
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eAx8frI JOD OYYIC1

~. CnAs. n. DAY, Of chicago. having bscene
asssaf.s1 have ,As saurs sspssvislo1 Of hat De.
psnnsa,. AZ Mr. Day 10 oss Of Ne best Job
riatsr. Ia IA, uaiss All ,ar fssiiauss for the
ssssussos Of Soss have rsssasiy sssa greatly On
srssi BY i.rs. ati,.sas OF ssssst s,yiss Of type,
-, - aos ptonlss oar palross - ~ sssss
Job WORK OF all ,arisa,s 9Th asa,asss, sasApaes
sui dsspstea. ~ he nouss ss,vs, Is vii be
sssn MAJ % nave erasssd more ssssm press M /.
shtasty. rais 10 tss oaiy sass IN As iss,y vAsss
ssssm power 10 used, ~ that our ABILITIES an
sssqsaiisd. SANDERS = BRO
Davenport. March 10
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MO % kSf
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Dooks for the People and their childsSn
hoks Of rrav~i, Hoek. ~ sci.pc@
bsoks et Romance, B.oks II Pastry
bsaks OF Pnsse,
! kLANk Dss Bsoss. Ledxcrs. .olrsala Nass Ne.
- capt aud Kiss Bssks, re~kes Map. II eli tLs az
stsat A-stsfa states aud Territories selsI B.oA. ai
al Aasis I'm ,h ,Srsph kazrasins- sth or without
iran.ss Fas TIT doaling t.Sstlta with large aud
ssii sssetei - lrtment u all kinis a Legal fApsr
ti Paper, f=alscsp. iesits, Nofs AID Billstt both
shite ssa as.afsi esats knvsispss all kiais lnaei
nble h.sek Baa sni Nd INKS, tiyli P~s. Steel Pens
,ssid all NtlsTf Pea ~ 1s.- Perta nes Carl Cases.
srsnIs sri-, Pocket iE<stsals. P.rfsmery, P~nells
sni fsa fefs. aud sa se lasntity of ether
Nss Az isr ale al M fafk prices. chap Tor es.
~ the laia CO FsA ~tyr4 - strssf. ..smazat. n
llaIfe unl-s. lleltIffl u At Avn Arm
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Auction SALE THIS MoRsIxG.--The Ia
Dies will resol'ec, that Aiam.on & Rapp's
extensive sale " Dry Goods, g.. Gill take
take place tins m1raing. Mr.. Il. ". Nor %,
Aucuonesr tbs sale Is intended par,icu.
iarlS hr the ladies'. who will have every
a,,ention paid their comfort. and tho very
best opportunities offered them f,r purchas.
lag goods ehea, See adyetttsein rnts Tor
further Particular.
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BucKLEy's CTgcus will be here tomorrow
and the boys are wide awake for the coca
sion. The Manager oifsrs an excellen,
bill Of fare" for the occasion.
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Dr.hh ~ safe en seasoaaLls ,.fm,t to 4. ~.
~ issirshi. prays.ty 'sss
80 hs"assass budding lots Ia North D.,.apsrt
s"t W leu. cosa-t Ripley .ad stb .,t..,, 49,.
fas site tor . d~~liins -"
"a ~. 'Nse anu hsads,ss tttiag. the e..frst II
"~et" ssenu' ant 9th st,.ss-ioi 80, ise t-,-s.
ottfsan"y a"' ofrn offered u "ttsia biaa t.sl,..s.
Guy .n'"ni ltstsas. tsta ID. ssatse ~ La..,.sa.
.uc" Ss@m "a cash, oiav, "a a,s,As -
hsisae" In I, ~. sut 4 s-sfs .a..,
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ELkcrroS ~ aTH WARD Aid. Barrows
having resigned his sea, in the City Council
,he Mayor has called for an election to Gil
the vacancy in that ward The election
will take place Saturday. May a.
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Arrived Of tls Eolus.

NV foaK, lay II
BY the arrival Of the schooner Eolus We
have Turks Isiand advices or April 25,h.
During the week past there had been feS
showers. A small quantity of salt had bees
gathered 1t that place, and should the pres
ent weather continue there would soon be
a gcneI al rsking.
1880 pane hsd been expected At East
Haibor during the week, and the pans there
were in excellent condition. The quantity
on hand 10 about $4,000 bushels-pricc O.
10 ceats.
Al Languira much rain had fallen, csus.
ing mnch damage 70 the salt pond
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Prssiasats Summer nssiAsass. .

WAsnfSoros, Nay II.
Arrangements are nearly completed for
the President's summer residence, In the
vicinity OF the Soldiers Home. four miles
from Washington. II 10 untrue that he In.
tends visiting Boston In June, - stated BY
the newspapers. In consequence Of the
pressure Of public business he has just de-
clined IN invitation 10 participate in the
ceiebrs,ion Of the settlement II Jamestown
The efhcial papers just communicated to
the Government BY Lord Napier, contain .
formal proposition for the new Central
American treaty, but the administration will
probably do nothing in the premises until
the meeting Of the next Congress, when
the entire subject viii be laid before the
Senate in deference to their views hereto.
fore expressed.
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oPEC0Ak ELECTION NOTICE.
N0TlCs q Hea9Dy 0lv8n, ~. sese,.l elsS-
IN uea WI - ~ as1 poIls ooeoed asihs fplios
lag psesss - n9e1s1ay, - ~ issssss
"a a. ssisss $3.50 ....
a Dc Conss mo0oo.
An - New fono houno.
- % " Claire nasAsG Aeuss
m a. oehool heaes - D10sswoss. Gss ths
essesss u subnissasg v Ne vsesss q IN cir
xghsthse shsy VI. anshsslss - Cen0oo Ce10eti =
~ 81 loan ~ can 8 olsHee - tseso1o 0De1a
~ Cay hssplsAl, o1s0o ~ provide - : OF
mn, ooaesS 70 ~ issthes expeaasd ~ s9rDly ~
~ via psss satss. and Si0aoeo for grs4ise. ST
~. an iScss Is Ssver Il ~ iosa shs ss,s ~
~ Iesss I'd NOES opposed slaii vets "Assss'
S:I & !; $50 go 4 xss - ;.'''
.ssiSasa mayor.
sf~Hn lsliosies seasisaAes $500 Ne clg ces.ssl
! = - ~ q os,eeEssG !1seaA e M. ~ !;
M -, ss - s'ssss sesl ses,ss = ss.l;s. !:
peelse; WllAso 49, :. ssees GlssS.
$3.50 WeS1.J. =. oe1nGls q. =. q nyns, .. n
neGUog1kS ~ 1872 eooGo - G1ouk.
I'M Was1-1. = oo0uQD, -. ooAase1A. E. .
- - )e1efl = q e CT: -
49, (C3zE q. G11g1l - 1870. =
10 a.fsle9el1t 5
3 Is;:sss e: e; ~. - :
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LUCK AND Subtitle Rock Island
Argus, in noticing the accident Al the bridge
lest Monday morning. by which the Tennes
Gee Belle. was injured. closes BY expressing
It's belief that Z" the passing OF the bridge 8
aofe matter Of luck than skill" We
presume then. in view Of the fact, that u
the odd four hundred ~ samers whieh have
passed the bridge since las, August, msny
OF them witt. bargcs in tow. only two acct
den,s hi,s happened resulting in ms,erial
injury The boats, liz Argus considers
chat pilol.ne is more matter Of luck than
skill."
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LAID OvEa.--The Ben Campbell. owing
60 some arrangement in her machinery did
no leave evening before last for Keokuk
A. this is her regular day again. she will
leave this evening The Ben 10 an excel.
lent boa, in every particular. and sndsr
command o. Capt. Dodge, Is Of course pop.
alaf. Those going down ths river would
do well 10 sval themselves Of her &C com
modaiions
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A MOTHER sappiy tass received. pries a.,
n Las. Nsaaii 6y Aa.ler-.a. isa
Oinst.ad's Texas loura-y, IL.
h~eotectioEs Of Q Lifs u tins. y vol. pnp
p-sefGss., she Cape Ann Ftshernas -
tAItaysoi Sashia sl.a city. lsIl i.sS
Tea fsss- snonx tue Mail Tag A9s
sssaIuSrc SIS AaI HEsllnss, Is
tiaols as u 10. 1877. "a,
saisas and his People. IaS
6s~A worth's Life aud Adventure. "a
luQalre Ntlhsn % s7vn facts, t.pO
The oaadrosa. ~ Zap. wsyas ksta I.Ss
Poems, ~ Aleaahtss sssilh, rs
ssxe'- Poems, ,,
>oags snd Ballad D, Ugsr, ioD
Aurory Leigh. By Hrs. Brawatax ia
Sosmas. ~ Hamb .lil. ssoi..
lay.or DrAmas, h,.aa anna .. iasnl, las
Vsoset, 20 The Cross aad lha IOWA, iSS
American faiyis, 200
GcntisnAn's i uids ~ Poiit-nass, "a
Al. fas iowa BseG Roous,"
40. ~ brad, 81. acaf Inc root once.
ms l<th s. Kill ADAMh
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Nerrinr's Safe.

AOLIt0x . Slfoe.
Tim subscribers are Agent.
tor Msssrs. \. a.. tiarr,ng
r. = to-. celebrated Fire aud
THE, psosfs safe.
Nesould tasne IN. st,,n.
tlon si thu public " thn tact
mat thesa Rates nave To, yrsys
stsrcd The test of buth nre
shi.f aud also Of time yrft
many saios sill IN a measus,
defy thr tornsr and yet tall
boiofe shs latter
The qualities of th..a sstes arc 80 we'll snown
Nat ths majority 81 the merchants VI N.w vo,k snd
Philaisl hla vss M "thcr make .f ssss. W. can
S0snbsh VI ai sizes AMI slb any Dissertation IN
tocks wanted, aad vii warrant 10 thu at.,,.t ali
Mo Qualities of the satcs 90 sell
a. 1BuRRu VS.. pHsrfyMANS nNIzEiL,
YAIRDAMK's CxLxn1ArKp sCALAs.
49, A pArthb I" AL requires spct
I7 IAatsn o. ~sishiny, a ~ ifon
AIt coal, hays sssck, ani -, IN. a.n .,
warehouses;, st,ses and tsanar,c.
And IN shotttcs every stna 81 busi
I &:&1nA The ssss, sG.n aaa aa.l,, e.a
paoycd IN shcir manaiactar. "a
- Mo determination IN Me part ~ ths
oa0uthetatoss never l., allow AZ
Dpsffses agucis oso forth from their sisa inr III
has gaiuSd Tor their sczicsa reputation taa aa-
81 been surpassed In tas Whole raax. ~ NE
ehAatsm.
The SCALES are simultaneously aesae~ipi, I'D a, tl,s
ssesesrsis all transactions ~ weight.
Mssnb ~hich Ar":. ssom = disrsepsncy 81
Mo nsiusaaso d Ohio Railroad Company snd one II
ssoisss saaaAstase vas rec.1tiy tt-d 10 tho Court
ofaom~ ID Ptoas, HAits0ose. theeAs. occupied III
coan,a days ANA Jaaxs Narshaii In ae,iva,,nr M,
decision stated asshc rssst of hls evidence al the
accuracy Sssstssts sssts~ be- ysna
aTxnoWs. rakrrrMAna oAlz..L
TIE well kaoun fspatatsas Of these scales has A,
dased Mo vsndoss Of Imperfect and WORTHLESS. nslsn
cos 70 oa.f than - fAlfbank . heass, and parshss
ess have tsefsby In mAay easss bean sabl.e,sI 10
fraud And impost.ioa. Tn. InAaatsslarct. have no
controversy With h.aorable ompsti.ss. ~ho Isaps.
"a - hat
perpetrators % NE abov. fraud pursuing eoar-r
alike unlast and dieAsnorsbc they ksku lhi- m.thoI
osauLen Tho public at thsis imposition
TIA .,asentoss HnAnafaetaTa uadet ta.it Az. Ia .
spa -toa oniy ~ thelr isrtoy Ia Ss. 5ahnssary Va.
For sails ~ davenport sni.iy "
BukkOWh, PkEIIfAANA DALZkIL
=.s 1. fAIkBASks a Co
ki.Johnsbary, W., Me- "a. ia4
tAas< "a . ~.
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HAIR DRESSING. Reference is made TO
advertisement OF new hair dressing, shaving
and shsmpooning saloon in advertising col.
amns tins NOR ning.
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COLUMN OF
The Iowa Book 0ooma,'
Ne - Brady Street., Assrs usssA q The
Pest o0es,
DAVENPORT. 10 VA.
Established An 10O0.
ELI ADAMS, Proprietor.
ssrRKaD ADVERTISEMENT BELOW "a
SECURITY AND CLEANLINESS
0As-LI0Hr1Rs And wax vgsrAs.
I>as subscrtoor kAvtas reserved an .eenry from
4 = aaaslAstarsfsf tn ssss- goods, ts prepared
- suppl, ztrstaii sns rsssve orders from dealer,
WAX GAs-LICHrkss, esavsniea, isas,A Tor
family use,
= IL lin boxes.
CAApheressd Gas Coagrsvs Aasshss,
veich oasn With an Ast,csbts iof. Gerry dc sifsbie
fer tsn,liss aud par.caisriy for SEX rooms.
81. = Tas LOW a b ss5s i sooas, f''
80. = assa' street, near 'as Po:s ,aa.s
CITY LAWSi
fAs DsvissA oraia sasss Of The city Of
OAvENPO4r.
RkVisaD aad psxesscd b. order fins cry Cosa
~ ell. Published ny aatnsrity. February. 1857.
fscs paper cover, toets. lsv .sAssp. ssc. lps,
Ths Iowa Beck Rssns,
NJ. - brady 81. near the 20.
dmo9aI MI ApAMA
WRAPPING PAPER!
800 1gAHs PER srEAMgR nAusRIILp
COMPRISING Straw, Rag, Asa,iis aad white Lea
~ paper, aoodax paper, &c., large and suali d.
orsesr,.. r,rv o.oA. -. ..
OF sals ~ .'rhe ieua iooK Rooms"
No. ~ usady a.. asar tha Poo ,ass.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-13
OswRao Nay IL

Oswseo. Nay IL.
There we're anoat from Lake Michig IN
Tor Ossego. up 10 Nay sth. l0.7O0 6bis
Hour. $50 900 bu h. wheat. mostly from Nil.
waukee. No corn had been shipped from
the upper Iakes up to the 9th Tor this pom,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-13
BUFFALO, Nav IL.

BUFFALO. Nay IL.
The propeller Bradbury which started
from her dock on Saturday morning. 10 stiii
blocksded IN the. about ~ miles frou
tho light house.
Light wind. from the north with clear
and cold weather. Two vessels ia sight
on the south shore.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-13

RousE's PoIHT, NY. Nay IL.
Three or four inches of snow fell last
night. and towards Ogdsasbarg the wealth.
er 10 clear and cloudy.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-13

TALK our.-ln broad daylight. ~i,h
scarcely any breeze. and the river IN good
stage tor nayigating the bridge. the little
steamer Tenlf sssc Belle last Monday mis-.
ssd passing safely through the draw. nearly
lao feet vide. and struck : pier. The pi.
lots Of this boat on watch Il the time, -
We learn from the Rock Island Argus. were
John Grsmner and Jas. H. 6abbiu We
have charged these pilots. - kaewing
who they were. with being eithes incoaPc.
tent. careless or sesos,ed BY design, in not
passing their boss safely through the bridge
under the Circumstances mentioned. They
cen have the privilege Of our columns 70
an and explain ,Hhy |, was the seeileat
hapeened- land ,sAy they met with this &C.
s,dsn,. when a average Of nearly twe
hundred ho.,. have p,,ssed this bridge with.
o., accident, 10 where one .sss been 'nlafsd.
II - have wroaged them. they sneu'a >"
ford Us the opportunity TOT making inc
proper amends. Their esrti6esss from ball
desss pssssagsrs, that the pilots we're not
70 blanc. 10 Of no account. Il y scarcely
lsssibls that the pssssagsss sAosA have
known asythiag - 70 vhethes thsy wsss
- bleae - aoe.