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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17

The Hon. Csc. P. MAE.H will deliver
the next L. cure before the Library Ass :
citation. He has lately returned from Cor.
stantinople, ard We presume his lectarr
wiil relate to his travels in foreign com
tries. He acs the name Of being II It
slass lecturer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-17

RAINS AND HioH WATER The hea'y
rains of Saturday morning LAST raised th'
creeks in ,hia vicinity almost to the height
thew reached the previous Saturday, and
mad the rains continued during the day W.
would again have had to chronicle the loss
II BRIDGES, etc. The Mississippi river has
risen four feet in consequence OF the ra'gs
and although again slowly, receting is high
er now than We presume the oldest inkab
liant remembers il at this season Of tbs
year
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TsUsK SToLSN.-On last Saturday night
= trunk " as stolen trom,he Anderson House,
the property OF young lady boarding there
On Sunday it IVES found in Allins's lum-
Der ward broken open and its contents al
most undi.tnrb 1, The oLjec, Of the thiei
being evidently to get money.
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Bus,kEss in oil 4 .psrtrnshts wasduii yes
tsrlAy. The walking was excessively disa
arsssbls, and the roads rather too had TO-
hauling produce any great distance.
The Davenport Philharmonic Society
>Sill meet for rehearsal this (Tue sday) e,t
uine in St Luke's Church. at ! o'clock
H.Cn,3Y,s ADVEMTISE MENTs.
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he Cranberry.

THE 81 ribsrs are the assn 10. toe sale 81
BOW RS UPLAND BELL CRANBERRY,
saish csu 10 produced In The came pertechon on
ahs prsiies Of Iowa ssin the swamps OF Wise ,psin
tdess are solicited. Atsestiss upon the raising o.
~ plant Will be handed 10 any one who ma ' WISE
~ .,xasnlns sto The subJest. 90
sas ~ via n r-RsE d VI LIE
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lsaIiS,. IRON WORKS.

"
IRON FOUNDERS AND NACHIALSIs,
CCfTE al MS:.ag, The Chicago a.l EOsi
j islaId ISLAND X r, Llilas abose Tia Il, L
rige aernss the Miss ssi3pi.iYer; with good sioC.
~ JaY Tools, are prepared to ill orders Tor Mil
.ro5E, hoiary Sa% Mills, Skating G.d &c ST otiei
iHts Of siaenlnciy now In IL hi. :iiVity- 81
:, Castings CT all k'uis. Repairing promptly exc
Gu cd.
Noliae, Fs5 k I,lani co, Illinois, Jana. w6a'
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Maiden Rumpa,

fsodaFNiSoa Wooden Pumps are entirely
necessary as sTJ body is aequ sinsei with Il Ell
aa,.l5 G.d their preference over sny other BIZ
il ala staysd, They ao. get oat of repair, nor az
hey frSeze lp- ~hila thoy are cheaper 6En al OF
q, pumps I'hase persons who Sisd 50 witness Il eli
orerpiiab can cali al Capt Il. lowfys. " upon H.
.t.ss rlbsr, shei, lheS viii see how easily theI
= 'fk.
orders lea viii. h. l.. shofsy Esq Davenport
.t,cl orAl Mf { Nashbura's hardware store, oi
,suua street " III be tt-ttet TO ~ttt pr9EptLes
,,,t nd.lity q. eEJEhf,
jguI5'5, ,s Al Davenport Nsships Work,
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THROUGH OUR

dill. fcE .ola
\ othe1 srs4l, Steam
kAs1nas Of ans sizes sIss
Rotary Saving Machines
EiTIissed h Ia Iron Man
yiss aud Crate. =; ~ays on
Es1d, Steam VII istles AID
Brass gDods tle ST a II
work seseIaily In ".
EGo sT building NsIsIt.
ais We defy coMPet.-
tteI. We give psrtioa-
lAi arTenriSa to ills branch sf the tTsds
AID know thar We can sati. IL apyand
sill who have occasion To waut snS goods
Ia the way OF tuiidiag. w. keep .ulJ ne
hest brands Of Nails aud S..ikss, Wit tie Lad
Paint OIL, aud seTy large assortment vi
Trimmings. such a. Locks Latshss, Bntss
y Hinges, class Sash DoaTs, Putty, Sash
pGllies, Window springs and LoSkk,
Weights aud Cord sEd things 90 nnmer Qua "a
mention. Our stosk Of Fancy flariw are and til
goods will u Isnnd attractive. We have nae SIS
sortmsut oi Silver plated Nsre, consisting OF Tes
Sstts, cake Baskets, Caffes Usls. Tstte aud Tss
spcors. Brsskiss. AID Dinner Casters. nav
styles, Mustard. sRxSr.pd Salt SPOONS
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CCusrsssioasi
WAsHtseToS, Feb. IS.
SENATE.


SENATE.
Dir. bell, oi Tennessee, gave notice OF
his intention to introduce bill pro'.a'ng
Tor a Just and lair distribution OF the pre-
cceas of sales Of public lands among al
The States according to their respective pop
nlarion.
Ga motion OF Nj. Weller, resolution
was adopted requesting the Secretary Of
War 10 communicate copies Of all the re,
,orts which may have been made 10 that
Department, by the cfhee.s who were sent
to the seat Of war in Europe, in 90 and 30
Several private bills were pa sed
Adjourned.
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Z; y II @ A r I Q N


In.st III ADAMS.
r y U g A r. I Q N
''sri. riiesii1n form. lte eDfanion a-1,I,
last e. sac tais IS tsnlt tEse's isrhByI.'
llAttsG rseaiY CT AZ a.~Ecy tot
III ktorbi6GE,s se.io0i Apparatus,
Ine anoItioH y t.ALrthS ma IkUsik Ea s
slriis 10 The e linens Just received .aa!ahs Ia
Common school sas, price SIC. %.
fatsed "a box .Tisib< M Utf"S, fsliaTl4h.
u eom rif,s4i S0.ids, 1crfestisi Giobc iEris Va
mrfti ffaiuc, H9Gis Phctr Globe, tabs foUt EgOtt
tsNTaJ Text Is soS aud Magnet.
tss1 oi ms abag. 70. aaie separate. aisa,
Br 50 ADUBioi Urfexys sis5 - aAa ia,",'
Cels stiai phetas, G,'H
foin.i.g Rolr. J,thtei vita screws ~ s q.
10 Tile States, NJ I8s. No o.
Textbook: Acisui@ss Dta.iuk .la,es, as.i and 2,
- Boots Ia
- Aosss!ess Eigh h>aeo siai5-, siis'e
- :" d0uUis, "a
tiatk h"4ft S.Hbets nd Ghsit.
Lanss' Mechanical Paradox,
orG.IossoP2, s5,e1 ~ 30.
Also castings t"f iiarrJFtd
school Desks
At Ihe Iowa BOOK Eo0as,"
"a. 70 Brady street adeDss north Of tae r.. gH:ss
mo 10. Ell ADAMS.
Fu3D FOR TIE HUNGRY,
=. AIM hot is Seg4r [ aIed Ham
= pflpd bsrI.
Jast Is.etssl by
,gbl1 NJ DAIxki.L, JE. * 20.
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zoe KS!
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
b ioks fer the People ald their Children

books "a tfaSSl t0JbS ~ NCi=NNts
Root. 81 Ri.Eauef tpals u Fostfy.
ggtt- 81 Pfdss.
tlLaN8 nt5 Books Led 5ta, tgarE-is. MIG "a
- eziit AMI Tins R55ks, forkot Hais II al te hi
iersht Western st1tt. .nI Isaiso.tss, sc5o Bod %
al. kind, tisa tl1sraPh tusj aEiaSs, With S.tiaa'
Il aluas fag u! loBiips ,0zriiial With barge
Tsit selected Etn5at at hbds Vi e{al FaIst
bt Fs Ie5I>s.t. issiter, A0tG s!1 niii3t1 raii
vE.ta a asf8rsa ~ rs EuEsi egts Ill Enis. i8a.i
!tAa 81 k E,s aud Bsi Inks, aJid teas Stoai Pens
Ii 4.i SEsf Pea il Cases, fyFt,nDniss hEIj Gases
Waiting IaGist rothet IEkstiEds, tsraiGyrS F,tss
tai PsGEG8.T Gr.i liiaI.alssie iasuttJ 81 atEFI
sGcie3 aii ff 44ls M 4yk tIiGfs 5tV tUT sazl
a ,As r~lg Clty ts9a .tps, u 2tryet, op9s+a L.
Siai.e hoGse. .Et5iG ;. II STARR, .eat
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TALIMAN s POWERS,

TALIMAN & POWERS
LASD AGESTs
Umss EIsiy Ssrsst, between sssaad sra IniSi
sIssts,
off Sni9fs1ia tto ollie slls tata. Real n
City Property IL DAssnPolr
mouse ard lot Of Third street aear Ire es.Aei .
.. SIX lots On ts .avfh Ws=, s1iaef Of Fourth snd
FaapaI. streets.
D 81 lis II Nosth ga, geg.s osteesa PER-; an
Alins ssoss is.. ~si! s.t44ts,i aai ia pan. q
The cay nios rapidly Appearing aud "i! BE- scli 81
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
>. IFS Ell 5. se Z. - y. Ranges west 50 aces.
ri y. +. = - I. - y. Eaags vest 80 aeres.
y &. ois. + ) 35f 20 y. hsnsoG vest ~ ssres.
Ihs above lands ARE u; tie iiae al The raiif.ai
ifaLl Davenport 10 Io~s1ii.
Clinton County.
Nine hunsttt aeres OF Ptsiria and ninety 81
timber land near Eisiia r. O, seven miles Iraai is,
a.., chaton Co., near he Railroad; all eh.iee liant,
~aii wateGsd.
fAe stove property will be cold IN literal credit,
ss0tt County.
Improved iafm one milo and half from Prince
lon sisty asrssaf. rsts land, well improved sItl
sSrd houses VIII he sold al bsIgAg
Powsshiek County.
isahundred and dry acres fine Prairie land Two
Nils: north ofMontezaiha, the connll seat.
i1o ssrss animpro,ed landtwo n.es frsm Hiesor.
Grove, three miles from Whsoit, len miles from
bsScuPuft, ven Wattfea
lBUaeres i've miles north westiroin hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
uae ahi uae-t ali tn!tos from Court House the
binn, win superb views Of river and surrounding
country. small farm 81 II acre andar tho aighesh.
State 81 cultivation and we'll sappiiod with fruit.
trees Inc most beAGuial iasd la the vicinity Nha
ely.
ssvsn miles from Davenport,
iafa Of % ~ under egits alton, ~ OF tim
tef. 4 asEsr failing stroaIi through It. aiil
besoit ssfy cheap.
Near Wslcott,
50 Asfe. Of choice prairie u bargain.
AtNorth Davenport,
a lei hr.a IL
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FOB SALE
THE HnTET At WAIClTT

fhE f'tftt az WALCOVV.
:. kLk ntss vest VI Davenport, tho arst sts.
Won ~ tas p. 81. Railroad. Tbs house n
~! b9it, spd il situated natural elevation Ii
va Sfssfie scfB''ssr ttH NJ sataasige flew or the
st,.SaGajng siaisy II = iSvorise re-
5Sft lof sp5. tsi2 IN iLfiaS lie hunting season,
g IS sd GOA a-adsaG4 sss ssIe lie attac he'd 70 ia :
= .-lszs. Isi1os sarg Io~, and
s.6sia Gre dlS
tai p5It 81 tL5 EnrHr7 yuoGey will ha Siran-
Fossssson gives iIllO ely, APpIyso
"asS2 al COOKE SAReESx
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Periodical papar nant January Gath
Il RtBunE A,nailsc rud Political register for
l LIS single Gu soc. /. sent; scr d.z-o3 5,,iJ,
G3is3 asLsdys = X 10. rSb-aAGI
urihGsB's liagaE '
E1,icI's ss.H rs u 3flt 10
Yankee SJtiDas six Max,
H4rpar'SJ aWrhg II Civilization Jam ~
=. fofk rnbu.,E $. Il. Weekly i5.E. Hee.lJ
Flag 81 aarU ! 4. sHh, Eta,
Eai1 - let ia | 9Th,
Leslteis iiastfG ID, do
london itilsir ed Noss, Dfreibhe r g1fh.
at No So Brady straa!, near the Post Once
| ap ~ u ELI ADAMS,
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JOBS p. II. rALLMAs, CaAR.ssPoNzIs
fOughkespss, ". v. Davenport, IOWA.
TALLHAM q POWERS,
Astorneysk CeunsellOFsat Law,
and Land Agents
DAVENPORT. iowa.
,J1n5s Brady street, sstSeen second aEd iktfd NE
4 ASDS boughtsnd soil on Commission Hsvin
lIalso a Office In EsstsIa New YoTS, at a poiu.
from which alsfge emiz may sxpeclad during
the pseseEt season, We hsTS unusual advantages E
sSposs ci la 1ds to actaai ssItIsTz
TLosr sciis.si Cd Real nzts!Esa-aiiss
-hETERENCE5--
NJ. iSIk City. Psayhkespsie, 4 Z.
HoE. John Van Barren, Hon. Charles II kugxlss.
/" i.C. Fiayy, :. Gilbert Dean,
- Charles OfConof, 81 passsr IL O.
William /. HassleSer Lssssa L6ssi-&
Anthony tlSes,s4 iit4fA Z Iutsa.
Yaia-Ia 5xidnsf. Ut!ea.f
.tt..3. y, I. Hoo, jc-ast1 leJi
r1ill3 EzgzeT & Porte Chicago. i'll.
!, gsooome- Kiaz ..ota. SEtsWift xua co.
ssasl0s Corning. Vile sc1 FaHtar4
sDii3d VII L " esd sGd e.
NOTICE.
1 GEaIS sa.tzi - eansss: thS st4ts foI 80 |
n Hawke, 2 iEsdfaseg Cszpau--
app 8i toe 0Aca u ,Ls Gt3Iep GGy. z15 : " 7s9
g9-t Beck. Opposite tLs L. ai.ise fIoass
Dec Iodstt D. L. shcaEf, ss14stzti,
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hasin's Amaudins,

lust received by eSprsss from The mhnh's e'uf'l
. tos Ihe esIs EIs prevention II shayt.a h@!'-'
&c, for sale b. FRANCIS jAcoBf, ia,
lsl3S all Az sthstaiy
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Abdominal supporters.
MRS. HkTTs' Ulsi o. Abdomi"ai sappofteI, Ia
AVA vented By MIs Sarah Belts, Phla isiph,u' aie
nixhly resomn aided By the Msdtcai Faculty as be
inY he es Il Instr An snl Of the kind For sale by
FRANCIS JACOBY, la,
iau3o dly Apotheessy
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Machine and Jobbing Shop.

~ B. AbBUtIis now prepared n MANI lasiar,
+ saw aruoIs, As!afs Saw Mills, E~isiinz Mo
Aiaof, far sIo.@s Fi3uiins Mn lton N1Ih, amd 81
-IudS III WORT usually done IN The mash!Iisl itne.-
S9t.tai attention gwen 10 IcpainHs saw, fi.uTiEF
,nI EI4G,ug Nils ,lecbtisfy; Ais. ihfe shihE Ma
.hiaes rep,Ired without delay. Having procured
40 best Eastern hhls, togeihof with I,anl leafs
t,psslsa,e il III. Lastnes. tel s0naisnt VI wing
ali. etieuto Az ~h1 nav favor ms With u call 80
urner al 81 aud LsClsiTe sis opposite ts Works
ar tho X. IL, isp"t. DaSeupGft Octt y, v ON
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an 50 s..
'''~sA'S Es,

120RtLe sacos.sAal treatment o. hshiNla a."
n SispTuRE thnt M, be worn with eRse and On,
fort The subs,ri6efAss always On nAai q iass~
6 ssortneAto OF
TEUsS Es,
e,braciuS the most co ~. els vaIieEIe er offered
lid yna, mi q, eoftspt a ,iuaneut to all apfii
csnts. Also fss sale suspsa.ory Raadasos, Eiasii'
Stockings, Syr,nges, aydra:t SIai" a.
% new and I'M prove makers.
FnA NCi3 JACoBY, ia,
tauao div Apothscary
Lubin's Extracts tor the Handksrchisi,
WARRANTED genuine. eopstantiy on eaha aA'
w for sslsbJ FRANCIS 1ACohi IL,
js.s0 dly ApotLec0ry
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Ca.pARranRshIr hurIcE.

NtTk have this day sdait.ed i4.la atiu pant
w EsI 1. Il aoRisI ths haas ST lite n.u .
II d ming lite same a. heretofore,
fEASS, CHEN co.
EaJsnp0It, J.Gusry Is, 1s47. jaaJ)itt
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~ JohA q. Dsyts hss ttl- cay bsea adut,
II lee 8 partGer IT. car Erm. lac bustAe a via
us continued as Eere. 5.c.e, sni ander he same
iaiiis ahd siJit. COOK 81 SAEGRAT,
iIa,S IT 4arf tI.tt sSx
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Fort Des sicincs Land agency.

4 'nl undersigned nave fer SAFE Land Wa1Yantsa
different sizes, which they will ssiif3z sssn 6. OF
i;IGe 10 sait purchasers.
!asy viii Iag Particular atfsstioz 10 reelection ard
tocaiion 81 lands u f2rt Iss .aoi1es, Fort Dodge
.Ezf.!aa ga other Ncs.erE Lad Disfrcts- Also to
s-Si1s1 tctEaSes si.a is1d bEstEessg-nefslys
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GlNI. KITS

Non D :
70 ~ ~ Gan aeon al the Twin CITY Bod
store "a street, opposite Let no.s .oo ,r.,t
fsho dill ~
NEW FIRM & NEW GOODS
ys,sr subscribers have taken the popular ssShu'
j. Weaver and 90, al the so,neioi nssaS Oh.
addition off choice lot OF
Choice Groceries,
To vhiat IL = ,B.ts the sttssti9a 81 tue E4eiS' ss
surlns H. 10 AL tI3y eau se sdprt.1 ~ih <s -
a. l,lys .sA al a. 90 prices Z. rah hi sI naci,,
civ 4,.vag recent receipts ,tsy osta speei'
50 Cases Of swSsthaals,
yellits Preserve, Canned fflis, e'N,, cue
f"s' .,o FL IAMBRiTR CauM BIZ
Persons JUS, commencing Housekeeping
WILL lear IN mind .4ai lass Con
House Furnishing Warsrosn- Of
SMITH II lIL Nh q =,
s.,und 81 sign II the hs Ace het.is u'"'' ~
lqsrea in an, part Of ti.s ritt Tee al o" isls'
deed -------------
U1OT WATER PLATES ioi al a.s .,.a-
Ill Furnishing WsrsrooMs,. GU big Isa hsuse
/yoRy POPPHK fos sale al ths honss saEh's'
L ling Wsrereons, sign sf Big lea netl...
TNAHLk AND POCKET li.r sY; ~ sa,s s,s,ss
i ment can be found 81 the mouse rai"isHiSs
Wsrerooms, sign OF the Big les h.sne.
.1tkA SCALES Of different sizes for sale 81 "a =,
Houss Furnishing wsresoon's, sign OF '''s d.
Tea Kettle ----..------
T ANTERNs in great varsity Al Ne hS.,s az
i InisniEF W6fsto0Eiss sligo 0Iths DE- ,e1 u -
N,rEr LADDERS, 4, 5, u, And ssisps "t esis
Duo House furnishing Wsrero aEs' sign ''S Ass
Kettle,
| l,AW ButSlS, AXES and WOOD SAVE iei -,
| Sa,tho House Furnishing Wal rooms; sign h'
| Tca Kettle. ------
! 4 RON BRA SIS and PLATED W hhE aud Az
| lSKIEEs for sale VI the Heuss Furnishing "his
| roQms Sign Big site ------.------,-
| .NkUCERl5 IGA IAAs tor sl!s al h, house r-'
| I nishiTs NafSTu1h.s, g bSa hs.us.
| NNrAIK RODS, good asscItMsh' ~ ,no n'"s
| ofuruishiny Waterou MS, s,ga Dig lea nsMe
| UNHER auMETkh IL great N.'ittl Io' saIS
| ] the hoasa Furnishing waseraaHs's's Sis
| Kettle. .-----------
| NURSE CANS Of i.hsrsnt parsrns ieI ssie
| ~ the hauss Furnishing WsserooIs' SsH 81 IN
| Big fas kettis. ---------z
| NABF CURRIERS' for ~ ~ the haass rath'so
| l. in; Wars-roons, sign Big Tea nSs"s
| Alexanders kia Gioyss
LARG iavo.s Of Fresh Gl9yss reesiE:5 " sTSrSs
n ,sbdesfl .. "ApS" -hAh =
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BUILDING LOTS

E'oh saie ri fair n,i-"s ssd az ON long credit 70
u facilitate in pros UGasats
COOK 4 SARGENT
viii eel lois to sariss vss will bustd on them th,
JASON, 1t moderate prices ana on credit az l. I
thd ) .ears June 4. du
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Godsy's Ladys BOOK tor Febfssry
1 $50 G!ai, iHi s.asazi0-, Artfus uansi H.. ..
a Sot.aHa Nix AJAX, y . f1r tebedsty, az
The Iowa Baak KoaMs,
Ss&t B.t,iy s:ieeI. nsaf tho Posi- o5its.
q, n.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10
STERNEMAN & MKITRICK
THE ONLY RESIDENT
SURGEON DENTISTS,
Go1IinoI;s Ohio
Gallipolis, Ohio.

III aving procured and in possession o
L 4 all the late improvements and thor
oughly conversant with the operations be-
longing to the Dental profession, and conf
dent with the experience and success they have
had in all the various operations performed by
them, rendering universal satisfaction in every
department Of their profession, will insert teeth
upon SUCTION from one tooth to Full Sett,
on Gold, Platna, Silver or GuLta Percha. In
Serton of teeth upon suction is the only le-
climate plan of insertion as Clasps generally
ruin the teeth they surround.
All other operations belonging to the pro-
feSSon, will be performed by them in the most
thorough manner, such as filling decayed teeth
with the best of Gold Foil, or Tin Foil, as thei
make use of no Amalgams. All the opera
tions performed by them will be upon strictly
scientific principles as their practice is con-
fined to the principles laid down and recon-
n.ended by the Dental Association.
Hoping by a strictly HONEST course they will
receive share OF the public patronage, All
letters addressed to them on business promptly
attended to. Uniformity in prices bat nc
credit.
Gj' Or. Sterneman will visit Pomeroy or
the first Monday Of each month, and may be
found at the Merchants Hotel.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10
SEvASTOPOL is TAKEN

AND no wonder AS soon as the Russian
II larned that the Allies had procured som
Of Gamers guns, they "cAvED' the consee
quence was, the Allies took possession of tn
city.
The march Of improvement ard civilization
is fast destroying those fine old hunting
grounds where our forefathers delighted to
schase the bounding dec" Game is becom-
ing scarce and the sports of the chase are
seldom INDUCED in. A few of these hunt
lug grounds remain. Let sportsmen use
them while they can.
Robbers, burglars, incendiaries, and muir
derers lurk in almost every community. It is
well to be prepared to defend yourselfagainst
their attacks. When you think of these
things, remember that
SILAS GARNER, GunsmitIl,
is now in the building formerly occupied by
| II. Atkins, as a tailor shop, few doors above
the Rolling Mill, and that he is prepared tC
| fill all orders for FIRE ARMS Of every de-
scription-Rifes, Shot-Guns, Carbines, O.
even '76 Muskets. He is also prepared to dc
all kinds of repairing. He invites partcula
attention to his Patent Breech Rifes--tht
greatest invention of the age.
In exchange for his Guns he asks nothing
at all-except the money. Call and see him
Pomeroy, Nav 23. S54-tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10

SELECTING SEED Consolidating heard
it suggested that Indian corn might be
improved by careful attention to plant
only such seed as is gathered from those
stalks which produced two ears, collect
ed, in the year 1851, a sufficient quantity
of such ears to plant my next crop. In
the closing of 1859, planted this seed,
and was we'll pleased to find my crop in
creased much beyond my expectations s.
In the first year, 1 estimated my increase
at nearly or quite ten bushels; and by fol-
lowing the same rule of saving my eed,
have increased my crop in four years from
forty-fve to fifty bushels eracre. - Amer
icun Farmer.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10

To MAKE A BALKY HORSE PULL-The
London Times gives a remedy which
proved successful. After all sorts OF
means had been tried and failed, it was sug-
gested that simple remedy used in In
dia should be tried--that is, to geta small
rope, and attach it to one of the fore feet
of the animal, the person holding the end
of the rope to advance few paces' taking
with him the horses foot, when as mat
ter of course, the horse must follow
The suggestion was at first ridiculed' but
at last a rope was brought and applied as as
described, when the horse Immediately ad-
vanced, and in few minutes was out ol
sight, much TO the amaZement OF the
crowd. The experiment is simple and
worth a trial.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10

Such as Constipation, inward Pos, Fulness or Blood
the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
Burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations Sinking or Flutterng at
the pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hur-
ricd aud Difficult Breathing, Flutterng at the Heart,
Choking huttering sensations when in lying pos
ture, Dimncss of Vision, dot of webs before the
Sight, Fever and dull pain in the head, Deficiency
of Perspraton, Yellowncss of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain III the side, back, chest limbs, &c, sudden
Flushes of heat, Burning of the Flesh Constant inn
agnings of evil, and great lowness of Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public
this preparation, does with the feeling of the
confidence in its virtues and adaptation to the
diseases for which it is recommended.
1t is new and untried article, but one that has
stood the test of ten years trial before the American
people, and its reputation and sale is unrvalled by
any similar preparations eXtant. The testimony in it
favor given by the most prominent and well know
physicians and individuals i'll all parts of the country
immense, and careful perusal of the almanac, pub
shed annually by the proprietor, and to be had graft
of any of his Agents. cannot but satisfy tho most skcp
tcal that this remedy really deserving the great
lebrty it has obtained.
Philadelphia.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10


DEATH OF DR.. KANE.--Our telegraphic
dispatches announce that the remains Of
Dr. Kane were brought to New Orleans
yesterday from Havana. They will be
sent up the river by the steamer j. Wood
ruff, and will pass Cincinnati on their way
East.
Dr. Kane was born in Philadelphia in
the year 1922, and had accordingly just
entered upon his thirty-fifth year. He was
q student of the University of Virginia,
and graduated as Doctor of Medicine at
the Unvereity of Pennsylvania in 1843.
Soon after he entered the United States
Navy as assistant surgeon, and accompa-
MED the first American Embassy to China.
Nearly one-third of his life was passed in
foreign countries. He has Travelled IN
Ceylon and India, assembled the Nile to the
confines of Nubia, and visited the slave
factories on the coast of Africa from Cape
Moudt to the river Bonney, and obtained
access to the barracoons of Dahomy.
His adventures in the Mexican war are
well known, and form part of the history
of the country. When the first Amercar
expedition started in search of Sir John
Franklin, he was engaged in the Cult o
Mexico on the coast survey under Prof
Bache, and Immediately volunteered for th'
Arctic enterprise. and went out as senio
surgeon of the squadron. His last Artlt
expedition is known to All our readers. Id
has fallen before the noon Of life, but hat
already reached full meridian of fame
Gin. Gazette.