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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-13

to the same, and Is able 10 compress into wade mccum
compass the very quntes.ence Of medical science ON this
important subject the result OF the experience of the
most eminent physicians in Europe and America is thor
olghy demonstrated in his own highly successful prc-
uec in the treatment Of secret diseases many thousands
NJ cases in the City of PHILADELPHIA alone.
The practice Of Dr. Hunter has long been and stin s.
literally uhuounded, but az the solicitation 90
numerous PERSONS ne has been induced 20 extend me
sphere OF his professional usefulness the community Of
large through The medium Of his Medical Manual and
Hand-Book FOR the Afflicted"
IL is volume that should be in the hand Of very fam
ny IN the land whether used preventive Of secret
vices on 9s guide for the allcyuiqn " one Of the moot
awl and destructive curses visited mankind for
the sins of aensunlity and impuIity Of every Kind.
IL - volume that has received the unqualified recon-
mendauon Of the hst physicians in the land while many
EeikyMehi iainefs ana mothers phlanuropists emu
hnnanl'arana have most freely extended lbs circulation
IN a quarters where It's powerful teachings would hg
likely TO be instrumental In the moral publication ana
physical healing Of multtudcs Of our people among he
Young volatile and ndiscrcc', otherwise the pride and
Hover of the nation.
The author argues particularly most strongly against
every species oil selidehlcmont, and parents ana
guardians, IN searching terms, guard the Young OF
on Their Ignorance Of physiological laws and sexual inn
punues and Irregularities whether exhibited by preco
oous development or arising from the vicious and cor
rpung examples of their school mates otherwise.
those whe have already been onsnared 20 the "path'
that take hold on he'll" clear aud explicit way o.,
shown by which they may secure a return Of SOUND
heallh ANA regeneration Of the soul nom its tcrio'
pollution.
Ia view Of these facts, and when il Is also oonsdcc
nal ABOUT lOO,OOO persons die annually IA the Imtn
states OF Nonsumpuon-a large majority being the We
hs OF the Nouptuous indiscrction Of their pIogelo
asfeeaby TO the Spiritual enunoation that the SINS o
he parents are visited upon the children even 10 e
third and fourth generntionthe Author, embued wih
sentiments Of enlarged philanthropy, will scarcely pc
eensured for any effort restrain the vices Of the age
by the humble msirumentality Of his Medical Manual
One copy, securely onyelOped, will be forwarded, Hu
OF postage to any part Of the United States for 70 ss
or six copies for 81. Address, post paid, COsDEN
Goa Publishers, Box 1877 Philadelphia.
~ Booksellers, Canyassers and Book Agents supplied
ON the most liberal terms. 73ly.
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T'ERRIBLE DISCLOSURES SECRETS
1 FOR THE MILLION. 1 most Uoadeljd anil
iHraiH0iie Publication.
Dr. Hunters MEDICAL MANUAL; being an original
and popular treatise Nan uHd 70 oman Their Phys-
aopy Functions aud SeNua Disorders Of every Kind,
with mover failing hcncdics for the speedy Of al
diseases OF private and delicate character, incident 10
the violation of the laws of Nature and of Natures God
nnLnE lANLN.IN-L-INE DLNIs
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may be found, in addition their large and increasing
variety Of
hook AND JOB Type,
all the articles requisite for complete printing Off CO.
and the utmost pains taken TO answer orders with
promptncss and fidelity.
fROuTS CELEBRATED PRINTING INK,
kept constantly hand and type from other Foundres
tufhlsheH on the same Terms as our own. 2l6m
EDWARD rHIouzR, John X. ROGERS DAVID Watson JR
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MtuicuI.

AYERS r.
CHI Il II r Y a.
PICTORIAL, Nd
FoR THE RAPID CURE OF WN
Colds, Coughs, and D
IIonrseness. Vu
pnn,rrrtp Mss goth Dec, 1855. ia
IN. J. Ann do not hesitate 20 say ihe o.
best remedy have nuud Tor Coughs -
H.arseuess Influenza and the co9eomiiant -
ympom. 81 a COD. . your Si.hs wv rs ea,av Va
d ss ,t ten y's l is a' sS s.a, 70 P's.s
complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, MD ~
n. MoRrLEy, Esq., Of Uuc, N Y. writes 81 have used
n and believe the medicine or it, purpose ever pa, ont
With bod cold should sooner pay twenty I'VE dollars Tor
Group, whooping Cough, Influenza.
srnsaurtp, Miss, fob 7, 1850
Baornn Arrn Twin chrially certify yegT rE.ros,l . tho
and chest diseases Of children. We Of your fraternity n tho
,.s,ris HIRAM CONKLIN, NJ D.
AMOS LEE rso Movrrnrr. a.. writes 81 JAM 1850, 81
b trons Influenza which confined me ID DOORS sN weeks
M t ,ivie of our clergyman The hrsi dose relieved tho
soreness n my throat and lungs le's Than one R.', ~, %
wen a. me lest buy, and esteem you Doctor and
your remedies ~ The poor mans ifiend'
Asthma or Phthisic, and bronchitis.
sm Your PICTORIAL Is performing marvellous cures
la this section 10 has relieved several from aarmnf fupa
of consumption and curing who has ale under
an affection Of the lungs iur the last forty years .
HENRY 4. PARKS, Merchant
A. A. RAMSEY NJ. d. AtmoS, hoSnoE Co, Iowa writes,
sent O. During practice Of many years have iuud
othnr equal Go your prcoa &c giving eass and re-
lief o. oonsumptve patients curing such o. are cnfao
We might add volumes Of sync but the most convincing
prof Of the virtues Of remedy bund In IT, Effects
trial
Consumption.
Probably no one remedy been known which eun 20
many and such dangerous this Some human cd
can rrach bot eyon ihe CmEsr Prcronu Affords
I lief and comfort
As1oa Housr NEW YoHE CITY, March g. 1880
nocfoE Ann, LOWELL: feel h duty aud pleasure to n
form you what your CamHI PtcroHt has done r my vito
She been months arng under The dangerous m-
toms Consumption from which cid We could rffufe gave
her much relief shs steadily falling untl d. rtohs M
city, where have r advice recommended fll
Of medicine We bless bis Kindness We dn your sk
or hss from that day She not yet asfionf 70
she used from her cough and calls herself we'll
Yours, with gratitude and regard
ORLANDO SHELBY, on snfiaffftii-
flauuftrsr 90 mi, despair you have trei Ayrr CuHr
ProtuaL 10 hy Of the eft medic 20 hen n th.
world H. u round ne hepeak The high merits % s
virtues - Philadelphia Ltgcr.
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ITO PURCHASERS OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING AND CLOTHS,
/ would say that have opened Store of NEW GOODS
opposite tine
Buick CHuHCH, MAN srnEEr, MoNrrELtrn, VI,
Where can be found good assortment of Rcady-Aade
CLOTHING. Good Style Good Quality, and Very
Cheap. S. T.. ROBINSON,
Opposite Brick Church, Main Street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-13

u r. RIKER, DRAPER ~ TAILOR
n. Has just returned rom New York with good
assortment Of
BROADCLOTHS. CASSlMENES AND VESTlNGS
which he will make zap n the latest styles and best
ner. Garments Cut Coz others to make up and warranted
20 ht.
Needless Tulor'- Measures, Crayons, Shirt Bosous,
Collars, and Scott, Reports Of New ork Fashions for
sale.
Montpelier, May 10, 1850
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FURNISHING GOODS, such as Shirts,
a Collars Bosoms, scaris, Cra,at,, Gloves, Under
Shirts, Drawers. Suspeudcrs, Carpet Bags and mhfcas
JAMES q. FRENCH
Montpelier, February. 1917 p
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PRACTICAL ana hnalytlcal Chemhtf LoWeu MSS.
Pmcf, - Crs. rfR Box. FIu Ba1n F0n 81.
n
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A A. RAMSEY, NJ. D., AlmoS hoSnoE Co, Iowa. writes,
sent 1850, During my practice Of many years have und
nothing equal your CHrnnr PrcIoRt r giving es. and TO
f e. c1nsumptve patients curing such o. ore curao
We might ada volumes Of sydouce but the most convincing
p Of the virtues Of this remedy und In IT, effects upon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-03-13

WrsT MtNcnrsfrh Pa feh, . leah
SIN Your CurnnY PICTORIAL performing marvellous cures
f aerfian ID has relieved from alarming 'YmpnmH
f ronmriion and curing who has laofcd under
an affection Of the lungs ur the last forty yeeIs .
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

THRRIsLE PANTHsR FIoHT A few even.
inRs since, a. VIM. Pate, we'll known in
these parts a. Kickapoo Ranger, Yves me-
andering the crooked trail from this town
to Port William, he was halted by prospect.
able looking fonlpad, in the shape Of . full
grown male panther, and requested 10 "stand
and deliver" Mr. Pate obje cted to the surly
manner in which the demand was made. and
Informed his ,ger-like msiesty that his pro-
perty, all told, consisted Of an empty bottle
and bowe-knife, both Of which he stood
in need Of, and, as he was in hurry, he
would be obliged to the gentle man to retire.
As that was not what Mr.. Panther desired
and as he showed his teeth and gradually
insinuated himself towards Mr.. Pate, Mr..
Pate woxed wrolhy, and let Mr.. Panther
have the bottle over his pate, With all the
nervous energy Of q strong arm. That act
being considered by Panther az declara-
ton OF war, he closed in on our gallant Pate.
who being some himself, and nothing loith
for an engagement now that his blood was
up, seized his belligerent opponent BY the
scalp lock with his left hand, while he up
piled the shining steel with his right to the
sleek vest Of his antagonist. In lew mo.
ments Panther had as beautiful "slashed
Jerkin" as one wonld wish to see, while Pate
still in the ascendancy, stood by minus eoal
hat, breeches, some hide, part Of an ear, and
considerable hair; actually nothing left but
boots and bowie. knife, But our friend was
victor, and nothing daunted he shouldercd
his enemy aud carried him home, where he
was measured by several neighbors, one OF
whom has kindly furnised US With the full
measurement Of the animal from tip to tip
which was seven feet three inches.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21
COLLEGE STUDIES

~ Il. sULIoT, A. VI, native Of Paris, France, .
Il u raduate OF the univefsltyof kdtneurg, scot
and, an experienced teacher both In England aud
Professor OF Mathematics and Languages In seve.
raj Institutions in this country, and REV. GRO
". Shelby, A. NJ, u native of philadelphia )
Graduate Of the UIisersiiy Of Pennsylvania .,
Phiiafelpha and during len yenrsa practical te aeh
or, do herewith yery respectfully announce tnat
they are prepared to receive limited number o.
young gentlemen, whom they will instruct ~
their option In any Of the following .Studies, viz
an English Languages, the Mental, Moral ano
Pay steal Sciences, including thorough course OF
Mathew Itcs from Arithmetic TO the tale pit like
wise this applied 10 the Arts OF Survey ing,
Engineering, &C, and the Mechaniealand CONNER
eiui pursuits.
Wswiil beslos especial attention upon those v no
ai-h snter college, and guarantee their admts sion
into the osss they may strive to eater.
number Of pupils will not exceed tcsEty .fcs, and
no person will be received unless his age and ac
qnireme nts permit Of his bein conveniently class
"a with other pupils. lr aest
The otjecl il 10 nave as few classes as possible
study ng the branch tina! the teachers time
may DO employed to the greatest advantage.
From a superior method Of Ella ssi1cstion, strict
discI thorough mental training nd the facility
ust 10 u aBe This institute worthy Of The liberal
patronage of this community
AS tho number Of scholars Is limited, those desi
ring 10 send pupils themselves enter ~ students,
should make early application al the Consgiateiu
siitute, cd 81, above Brady. III ISL
Terms are tressdingiy liberal, which viii cattle
10 Instruction during The day aud evening.
Es REFERkNGEs.
Tho Right Rev. Bishop II. w Lee, d. d.
Rev. Alfred Louderbsck, Rev. Il r. Msgoen,
Roy. - Bas,ion, Rev. l.. Miles,
Gen. Geo. sargent, Ebonazer Cook, Esq.
DR.. Geo. W. Carter, DR.. Meyers,
Dr.. W. NJ. Line, w. s. Collins, Esq.
". w woodward Esq. Alfred Sanders, Esl.
arii G.s. Q. bow, Esq.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

0-The Norfolk Herald thus speaks Of
the operation in the wild duck trade by a
farmer In Princess Anne CO., Va:
He has had twenty men employed con-
stantly since the commencement Of the
season, and up TO the Goth OF December had
consumed in their vocation twenty three
kegs OF gunpowder, with shot in proportion.
The ducks which they killed were brought
to Norfolk once week and PILED up in
warehouse. where on every Wednesday they
were packed in barrels and shipped for New
York by tho steamship Jamestown. The
number Of barrels thus sent of weekly have,
up to this time, averaged from 10 to IS bar
rels, and one week the number reached as
high as 81. They consist Of all the varie.
ties Of the duck species known in our lati-
tude, such IS canvas-back, red heads, NAL
lard, black ducks, sprig-tails, buuilnecks,
baldfaces for widgeonsl, shove lers, &c, u
which may By added q good proportion Of
wild geese.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

A Coon OYYIcEa--Dr. Thos. J. Saun'
deu, of this city, has been elected tempo
r,ry Secretary Of the Constitutional Con-
ven,ion, and we presume there is no dsue'
he will be placed permanently in the posi-
lion. Or. Saunders is just the man Tor he
place. He has had experience as seereta-
~ of q similar Convention, ana Is amply
qualified for the position in every. respect.
He i. moreover gentleman, and gentle
man of accommodating disposition and in
,el!issnce, as we'll as OF good business habits
We are glad the choice for this important
pesi,ion, has fallen upon so worthy an In
diyidusl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

DisAPpoIHTMEsr.-Qui considerable
number of the delegates have arrived here
from all sections Of the State, to attend the
Republican Convention. They are grew
ously disappointed at finding that the
22d, and not the 18th, is the day designa-
ted for its conpocation. Some Of them
will be compelled to return home before the
22d. II is TO be hoped that, as far as pos
sble, they will remain, and will be made
recipients Of the hospitality Of Republicans
Of the city.--IoDd CITY Repub
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

A"MEAS" EpiToR.--The editor of ives.
Tern paper having lent his axe TO one ofhs
subscribers, the borrower unfortunately
broke of the handle. On returning The are
The man said. You can easily get il fixed,
"Yes replied the editor, "but that will
cost . quarter of dollar"
swell, rejoined the borrower. IF you amt
rather email for an editor. here's the guar
tor, but IN thank you to STOP my paper at
once" 49, IL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

SurTou e. Cove refer our readers
the lady portion Of them more especially, 70
the advertisement OF Sutton g. Co., aud IN
,bei, name would respectfully invite our
fellow citizens to call AT the corner OF Third
and Perry streets, and see their new store
room and new goods.
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BOARD Of Trade.

We the undersigned, merchants OF Dav-
export, would respectfully invite our fellow
merchants, and oil others interested In the
commerce OF the city, to meet US on We'd
nesday evening, the 2lstinst., at , O'clock
in the room over T. Close & Co.'S store,
No. n Commercial Buildings, to consult
upon the practicablity Of forming "Board
Of Trade" tits expected that parties who
have belonged to and witnessed the prae-
teal operations Of these organizations IN
other ci,ies will be present.
Believing a. we do tina, something OF the
kind would be highly beneficial tothe inter
ests Of the city, and add greatly to the sec.
uri.y of every branch Of trade, we would
most earnestly invite all those interested
to be present.
t Burrows & Prettymsn.
Henry H. Smith,
Ryan & McCarn,
T. Close g. Co, ..
Burr & Swift,
William Inslee g. Co.,
N. Dalzell Jr. & Co,
Chs NJ. Hawkes.,
Wilson & Harley,
Dawson, Griggs T. CO.,
Graham & Kspner,
Burrows, Prettyman g. Dalzell,
Thos. H. McShee,
John s. Washburp,
Evans, Chew g. Co,
Smith & Remington,
L. C. Dessaint,
Haight, Searst g. Berkett,
Andrews g. Shelley,
Mcneil & Bro,
J.A. LeClaire,
w. c. Wadsworth,
J.C. Champion g. Son,
livingston g. Lockwood,
Hiddleson g. Lyon,
Henry w. Morris,
And numerous other business men and
firms.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

FuRs, &c. --Alston & Co., have sui' lett
some choice furs for ladies and gentlemen
with handsome variety Of late style hats
and caps. He 10 closing out his present
stock At very low prices to make room 'or
new arrivals.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

Machinist at Memphis, Tennessee. has
contrived what he calls marine locomotive,
which he is confident can be constructed 50
as to make thirty miles an hour. The in
ventiea consists in using two huge parallel
hollow serews in place OF the present Ike eI !,
and revolving them by means Of steam pow
e. SO that they will cut their way through
the water AZ common screw cuts tl,rough
wood
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

CoIp ITEMS stating that the mercu-
" indicated - dogs. below zero in this CT
,y.t7k o'clock last Sunday morning, 1t
.noe.red 10 Us the extreme point had been
cached in this latitude. But we learn BY
/. letter from Iowa City that The same morn
ips ., the same hour. the thermometer
stood a, 80 dogs. below zero. II 70 SIN
eul.r fact that the Thermometer indicotes
some eight or nine degrees colder weather
:, Iowa City than at this place all the time
Another strange fact, by the same guage Is
,A,, the weather is2 dgs. milder on the tep
Of the high bluffs back of vs. than in Davsn
portland at the middle Of the bridge over
The channel Of the frozen river. the stmos.
Dhere 10 three or four degrees milder than
in the city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

Mr.. banner, one Of the Representatives.
from this county. was at home yesterday. -
His health has been bad during the whole
session, but the last few days he has been
really sick, and shows il in his appearance
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

ALMOST 4 FiRE.--Night before last an
alarm of fire was given. and smoke was
,sen Issuing FROM a shoe shop on Front
street, in a frame adjoining Burrows q
p,ettyman's store. Some citizens got IN
the back way, and put out the fire. II had
burned through box, and In few nome ts
more that beautiful row Of business shan''es
would have been wrspt in flames. That hrs
didn't catch of itself, and could scarcely
have happened by accident,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21
I SUDDEN DEATH OF HUGH MILLER. l

SUDDEN DEATH OF HUGH MILLER.
WITNESS OFFICE, Wednesday-1 Pm.
1t is our melancholy duty to announce
this sad event.
Mr.. Miller had been i'll for some time
working hard and late at night, in complete.
ing his new work on Geology. He had
become, in consequence, subject to aggra.
waited attacks of nightmare, which partook
of the nature OF somnambulism.
Some time ago attempts had been made
to break into his Museum; and he, in con-
sequence. had always slept with a loaded
revolver on the table by his side.
Yesterday, on account of headache, and
unrefreshiBg sleep, he had seen his medi.
cal advisers, who had warned him OF over
work, and prescribed suitably.
Last night, according to their request, he
had taken warm sponge-bath, and retired
early to rest.
After having slept come considerable
time, he had apparently awakened in fit Of
nightmare, and, taking up the pistol, had
reached the bedroom door, as far as the bath,
which had been lett, a tier use, 10 the adjoin-
ing apartment. There the pistol had ex.
ploded. the bullet passing through the Ghost,
and death must have been instantaneous.
The sound not having been heard at this
hour Of the night by any OF the house hold,
Mr.. Miler's body was not discovered till
this morning.
Under existing circumstances, we cam OF
at present dwell further on this sad calama.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21
THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
4 other grain, Steam
Engines Of any DIS also
Rotary Saving NAehines
f0ruishod TO order; lsoa Man
ties and 0rstssa Il ways on
hand, steam WI hdss and
Brass goods Or steam
work gsnefaily.-In ehs
kne Of Building Mafess-
ais We defy c0mpsti.
sion. We give parsica.
Lar attention to this branch sfths trade
and know that We can satis n any an1
all who have occasion 70 want any 9eods
In the way Of building. We keep oaly 0s
hest brands Of Nails and Spikes vii - Lad =
Paint OIL, and very largs assortment of
Trimmings, such Is Locks b Latshss, Dutts
& Hinges, Glass Sash, Doors, Putty, 0aah
PuIlies, window springs and Locks,
Weights and Cord and thlngs too nansr Gus h
mention. Our stock of Fancy Hardware and oths
goods will bs found attractive. We have me :.
softmsnt Of Silver plated Ware, consisting Of Te
Belts, Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns, Table and Ts
Spoons, Breakfast and Dinner CastoFs, lev
styss, Mustard, susarsnd Salt Spoons
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21
Machine and Jobbins Shop.

4 saw .AseoFs, Rotary saw Nills, Hsissius Ma
cSssry for stores, FIGURING MN Iron Work, and al
kinda OF wOtk usually done IN the machinisl hne.-
SPECIAL susStion given 10 repairing saw, FIGURING
and. Plaunr Mill machinery; also Threshipg Ia
chinss repaired without delay. Having procured
sxpsrisssss 10 Tho business eonadsat OF Wing
ssSkfsctonto aN Who favor lls with cad =
Ssssss OF ~ and keClaiss sfs, opposite Gss Hosks,
nsaf he =. D. depot davenport octs Sc wems
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21
Red Gov and Nero Colt.

,5;-;.H3 lNAKES up y thHsuan scnnan
Mn Township, on the fret Day OKLA.
6ccem Der, 1855. ~ an Rstray, red Cow VIII
only one eye; between and III ysafs old. Aiso'
by Christian Kistsnmashsr, Al The same place, =
Mare Colt, three yesrs old next spring, with
args white spot above the nose and some white
,.hite siriDsa on lhe hoof, J. ID. PATTON,
ianl.3.S - County CLERK.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21

DEMOCRATIC STATE CosvESTIoS.-By
sur Convention correspondence from Iowa
civ /, viii be seen that the Democratic
Convention made their nomna tons last
Monday. The names Of the nominees VIII
he fund in the letter.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21
TAYRN uP.

ny James Brown, Of Pleasant Valley Township,
Is one red and waiic spotted Heller with seumpi5
hoYna no ear marks or brands pefcsivabls; suppos.
steer with q small while spot On one side and
swallow FORK In each ear, supposed 70 30 two years
old. Also, one red white spotted Cow, marked
with an undesbil Of her right ear; supposed 70 b.
six yesre old. JOSHUA D. PATTON,
dscIsv3rs County Clerk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-21
JOB PRINTING
LOCAL MATTERS.

coraxspospEScE I'VE give letter 20
\, from our Iowa City correspondent "Re-
,uh,,can,. and have two more on hands
a.,ed 9Th and 18th, which we cannot
.,ovd in this issue. We also give letter
,.o,n our State Consti tutional Convention
correspondent, which with the remainder OF
i. communication, the first part Of which
"a, inserted yesterday. leaves but little
.ooce for editorials. At considerable ex'
..nse We have maintained irregular CORES
aOudeu, at the Capital during the session
Of The Legislature, and now have two. We
none the readers Of the Gazette Will appre-
.,,te onr efforts to please, especially as the
Gazette il the only Daily in the city which
~. made any effort 10 keep its readers full
10 oo,,ed up as 10 legislative proceedings
psnublican's letter Of tho 10Th, gives details
:, The Constitut ional and Democratic Con
v.o,op proceedings. We much regret MOI
having room for it to-day.