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San Andreas independent., 1857-05-16
Miners Meeting.

At meeting of the miners of the South Fork
of the Calaveras River, convened Feb. 18TH for
the purpose of changing the existing mining
was offered
Resolred, That there is no necessity for
changing the existing laws, as they have given
entire satisfaction to the miners of this vicinity
Which was seconded and carried unanimous
ly. P. j. KELLY, Prest.
JOHN HOGAN, Sec'y. apl ll-4w
San Andreas independent., 1857-05-16

A VERMONT GENIUs.-There is, or at
least there was, few days since, in Brat
tleboro, Vermont, just at the fork of the
roads near the asylum, beautifully sculp-
tured figure of the Goddess of Fame, rath-
er larger than life size Standing thus,
out of the world of civilization, as it were,
it fixes the travellers attention; and as he
approaches near enough to mark the fin
ished lines, the expression and grace de-
picted, surprise and admiration are AVA
kened. The white snow upon the ground
lends an additional charm, and the reined-
in horse is turned aside to afford still closer
inspection. The design indicates decided
genius. Fame has just recorded the past
years history. Her right hand, still grasp
ing the pen, has fallen carelessly to her
side, while her left hand, holding the tab
let, rests upon her knee-her attention,
for the moment, being engrossed with
passing and changing objects yet to be re-
corded. The effect is striking; and when
we picture the traveller leaving his wagon
or sleigh to scrutinize the picture still
more closely, we do but tell of what oc-
CURED many times day, and day after
day; and this close scrutiny is necessary
to detect the fact that the achole figure IS
made of snoW and ice, while the tablet
and pen are but pieces of an old cigar box.
Its history, as reported to us, is, that it
was designed and reared during the night
bofore Christmas, by youth named Mead,
who is but nineteen years of age, and who,
from the circumstances in which he has
been placed, has had but slender advanta-
ges for cultivating his remarkable artistic
taste and talent. During single night,
by the light of lantern, young Mead
constructed, of blocks of frozen snow, on
which water had been poured, this statue;
and when the mornings light came, it re-
vealed to the gaze of astonished passers-by
a work of beauty which genius alone could
form or conceive. Think of the enthusi-
asm which must have inspired this youth,
as he formed, piece by piece, by the dim
light of his lamp, in the silent hours of a
cold winter night, this snowy offering of
genius to the newborn year AS we
looked, and looked again, and admired
more and more the exquisite finish of the
statue, we could not repress the wish that
fortune had been more kind to so deser-
wing a votary of fame Young Mead,
when mere boy, displayed his passion for
scul lpture, and many dwelling in his ma
tive place bears, in figures cut in bas-re-
lief, undoubted evidences of genius and
enthusiastic love of the art.-N T. Sun
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31

New Store and New Goods !!
E. 4 r. H. TYNER
hk nov oP.lins at the stand for merry occupied BY
"A sutton & Co., corner Of KooG Island aad S,ooad
stssta IN entire new stock u
DRY GODS,
Bought BY Of The hrm in the city Of New York,
expressly for this market and well suited 10 tss
and season Our stock Of
LADIRs DRESS GOODS
Ia large, and comprises great many ssssp, stvlss
s6e psss.fns Bsss Fancy, Plain striped and Plaza
lish and French Asrinos, PAramstta Clsths A. Aiso
heavy stock Of Asrrimsok Coehsoo, Bsy STATE PhiI.
~ Aliens and other good brands Of
PRINTS.
All OF shieb will Be sod At low prices.
CLoAKs AND MASrrLIAs
sad contains great many new styles, bovsht 3rsct
Of the nsnufsetursEs also . splendid assortment OF
oLoAKfse CLOTHS,
H'ors' s'.rss &C $50 s:-s VARSITY Of Ladies, op.ra
Iiosirry, S.I'es, &C. jug sock Of
EM8RoIpERIEs
Centalns scat many beautiful collars, H.Ddksr.
ohief' Sleeves Bands, flcancins LAess aud KdstpTs,
add complete stock Of Velvet and Other Dress ~
Cloak ITimming s, Our stock Of
STAPLE GOODS
4. very large aud coptainsA splendid vsrssty of Bad
Ban ksts, Brown and bssehsd Auslips 4 nd brilins.
Ticking Wooden and Canton Faunsls, Liadssys, De-.
iIas, Crash, &c.
oar goods were bought with The snsntiou Of opening
here about the nrst Of Last month W wore not
to procure room. The season hes 90 far sdvsne IA
that We will sell them ~ very low prcss-ss lgv n nj,
lower than before offered IN tLis civ ~
20 make room for our spring stock Of goods.
The public are respectfully invited 70 call ana
the oar goods aud prices. K.AR H. TYNEs
Davenport Jan Is
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oe70T7TVTIoI1I CONVENTION

Iowa CITY, Wednesday, Jan. Is.
MsssRs. EprToRs: The Convention met
on Monday afternoon al o'clock and pro.
eseded to the second weeks business--all
the members being present. Mr.. Els, the
delegate from your town, Unexpectedly sp.
peared ia his seat. News from Ohio on
Saturday, respecting the health OF biz father,
seemed 10 indicate that We should see bu,
little more OF him during the sittings OF the
Convention; but, upon going TO Davenport,
the necessity did not exist for his proceeding
further. The Standing Committees were
all formed last week. and the President
has been very happy in his distribution of
the members. There are twelve Commit.
ices. The strongest probably is that on the
Judicial Department, and is composed OF
Msssrs. Clarke, Of Johnson. Solomon. Will
son, Hall, and Clarke, OF Hehy-all Jaw.
ysrs; and the mex, il weight il tina. on Ia.
corporations, being composed OF Messrs.
Clarke, Of Henry, Skif, Johnston, PsryIn
and Emerson. I'VE omit portion OF our
correspondents letter giving details relative
to age, occupation, &c, &c. Of TIE dele
gssss, a. we published yesterday a precise
" similsr summary in an editorial Ed.
GAzETIE,)
Mr.. Springer, the President. is ~ years
Of age, hiss been is years in the State. wss
born in Maine, resides In Louss county, lie
farmer and q married man. DR.. Saunders,
the Secretary, VAS born In New Jersey, and
hss been nearly two years in the State -
Mr.. Bates. Assistant Secretary, was born
10 Massachusetts,, has been three year. 10
The State. and is lawyer by profession -
Upon comparing notes after the organza
ton, II ~ss found that the President pro
ismyors (Mr Paryin) and the Secretary
we're from New Jersey. from adjscen, coun
lies, and the only Representatives Of the
bloody ground OF the Revolution" II the
Convention. Nj Psvin c IS years o! sge.
ha1 residet 10 Iowa Is years. has he home
40 MubCAhuki 10 isiH4ci anu = tHatfieo
man.
Monday afternoon the Committee on
Right OF Suffrage, BY Nj. Edward, Their
Chairman, made . report, leaving that par
u the Constitution without. alteration
Mr.. Warner. Chairman Of COMMITTEES gu
Amsndmsnts. made report signed by three
members of the Committee, 400 copies o.
which were ordered to be printed
Mr.. Pstyin, Cbsirmtn Of Committee od
Distribution Of Powers. &c. reported 10
favor Of the present arrangement In the
Constitution.
The time Of the Convention Rss chiefly
occupied 10 having read and referring res.
olutions Of inquiry upon all the various sob
iscts connected with the Constitution
The report Of the Committee on Printing
Debates, &c was feeoasdsfed and laid OIL
the table until the next morning,
Upon resolutions Of inquiry offered by
Mr., Clarke, OF Henry, relative 10 the re-
tsntiop OF the word "Shiss" in the article
on suffrage, tia Convention refused 10 re
for by 9 vote Of ~ to 10.
Adjourned 10 10 O'Clock Tussdsy
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A Minnesota paper speaking OF the 10
,snss cold thst prevails in that region says
that WIN the high Winds of Illinois ana
lovs. the winters there would be iniolsfs-
bic; but that their absence appears to be
oss u the favorable peesliasities OF their
climate. II 10 rare indeed with the mercury
below zero that high winds prevail in Iowa,
quiss o. much 50 perhaps a. in Minnesota
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-31
l,>srsssang In tslliesass iron Kansas Pre-
~ anA Coz.
-. 0,avv IN Rsoe-W apM SebdSs You.

-. 0ssyi ~ 8 Rsse-W aDi.i Ssbdse You.
- Lsoss1ros, X. T. Jan. 18th. 1887
Ths claw and ORDER convention, and the
rscepsisu Of the Governors Message, oe.
cupaeh he most Of the week, and bal ano
I lrpnksn row capped the climax. The
I,esislesure declare that no one Of the OBJ
nesieps laws which the Govtrnor speaks
Of in his uesssss shall be modified or re-
psaIed, but more shall be enacted o. the
ssne Kind, @only more 60" Gessy az
$3.50 8 vsry disnifed manner. and says
M IL tbs Legislature do not repeal and
meaify some Of thoss laws that Congress
Nh. He Il 10 something OF rage. but
nat no mach 20 - when tbs murderer OF
Du1um vas released.
sfAe members OF the convention have
,ahep .hist natural grounds" a. one ex'
syeeeel Il. 10 ons resolution they speak
Of sisnoranee and fanaticism." II esti-
naae1 that nine hundred shousand OF The
peop,e Ia the United STATES can neither
rcd nor write, and that ninety three thohs-
and i've In etstes that have free govern
meat, and were carried BY Fremont, leav-
ia balance Of eigh, hundred and seven
thousasd living In States carried by James
Dochanan. Probably those who drew W
d sssoiatien eoncsrning ignorance. weie
fennraat a the above facts. Nothing Of
iSeereence viii b done in the Legislature
a10 - Oovernor's Msssage 10 discussed.
vAish vim occupy the most Of this week
Ths msscury stood II - degrees beIo"
zero this morning. o'io'
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washiagton Itsns.

WAonIN0rOH, Jan. zcIA.
Ns. Buchanan was serenadsd last nigh'
bv his poli,ical friends. but made no rePonse
Mr.. Wendell was before the Select CON-
mittss to-day, and questioned whether cor
supt nsans bad been used to procure votes
~ ~ public printing, bit professed TO
know nothing bearing upon thst point
Ths Hayward India Rubber case wss be
fore the Conmittes on Patents to-day
n. Paine argued against and III. Brady in
lhveg Of the extension Of the patent. Slen-
eerephess wsss employed By each party in.
Ssseetsd, 70 report he ssgamenss Of counsel
and vrits them oat, ts placed 10 the
49, o. ~ Ce@mittse,.
~, Dsehsssn received many visitors 10.
lsy. sssspsssiss 4 psss.-A1n =.
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FARM PROPERTY.

,st Fan Sfs CD acre. IL e s.lss. q, No. sea.
isnce 80 acres IN Wheat, 10 acsss ia 0sn ,vo Asss
iss. farm efis8 ssrss In sec So, Tspn aiE.S
'....s' "s"' SCI pres w.
49, A Farm ~ so .e,..tuo pa.
| mia. .auth aI Rui,o, 49,, ss ,o, saGi
P"ssss
s. 49,, .m p oeo scsss vish IanatsG sasss ass
tood .toss f.gm' s' - 'o'a In sss - more pS~
a.t
llo- =, .s Improved 1Inis .ee, II " sAss, -
"' hN'ef' h"a'e 10 is.t square, prtes ~ psrsr<
ma
graph road anew frame house, .t.bs &C. on. q =
"e'e'
tce--. Arm y 30 acre. near t.,o0 :. ,u.,r,-.
s.. ..., !" 'ss' w 80
i'S-a farm u .aO acres sec. and 10, r, a ,.s
lene tinesr and aoo Asr.s ssAss enlyst,s ~.
-
1884 rev farm oi 90 acres, mart Of "A br.s~. III.
year, with frame house r.cssty bslis pssos q .
,aa ,,n, ,,f,n,.s,- -
ai -, N y. aoo al &C. - u Which timber saAss
house, ssrp, Ss prt"s AZ s..s .s,. sssssse -. -
"1s' pS'"sh"
-
iss-A hIu Of Is serss ths Dusasss rod, ssB..,
from Davenport, 50 under culavStiou sosl dvclinx
Hickory Grove 100 gsod land ssd 60 e{Ir1 ~
tom, With srsAn Of water runAiae throaxh = M
slsoo.
iss-A hxm ~ miles iron Priaestoa a sos sasA
- acrss ttbss, lSC undex uDdsg sslt satn sssn ri
water running through H. az osebaI. :. - a. -.
= heuss OF si4 ais, Price ssU. @1
iss.AHstAsI tArm .oiniss rrineston - ~ AiiAsis
'''- 'e''.0'es 900 ven .na orcba'd' Sr'cs w.
i..A ann, n A. -. = ,,,,. ]. -. .
- ~ ~, ~ "h'sH % q ~hsss hss Ssss ssssS
al, sra.. ;s sss two .s ~ ~. ~ rsss.ss v.Ig
so scres ciovsr and sissoshy. there - }is
''' 49, ''''' ''' .... - -'''- 20 's~ssa"'
aOO-53 acres Of wood land 10 section la. "a 1919
sss, will bs divided or sold In oss BODY
6T
vr on the line between soe,t aud Mu6ssSass C..sSE
short distance below CsS, Dodsss aas sssst Eo pss
NO, IL Yarn Of about it9 serss'r Hickory 0sss
sooS' ~ sess naDsf, AZ ssnose ~ sepsy hstA Asss
''s soas'' seoa sssouss' SSj prsos ~ ~ sas
No IA y.,m o,,ss ..-.. .-u
ss Win IN sSrs. Ti,nhsIp SO soscA ~.
watsr on the lGd s'e'~ 'ssHAss
'' 'A 54S
adjoining No. Ira tw story bricl honss tvo
water running through hns rsxins f.,,a ~ 49,. M
under cultlsaiioni price go per acre.
10 Ares good dmbe, good Souse, stable, 4si psss ~
pr scss
No, lIS-A Farm Of loo In sections asd H. co.
RAE " acres Itnher, " upAss euivaaea goo
house. rooms stable running wassf Ss sorss " WHIST
nov ss~ed, with young orchard pgcs ~ psg Acgss
No. lstLot No ID in asv,eys a.. s.tpssS
l&rloO acres PIie. aosO. n
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luWa Dsnssuasy al - Sssdst
n Denecratic State Convention when
e,sspI,sd Il Iosa City lately, made u :
,i,, in their an, resolution TO rsamrm
ssAs sssat prinsiples Of the Dsnoessne
.arsys % asssetsd in the Cincinnati FIAT
-. Il wiz Be seen By The following e..
sr.1e from The Kansas correspondence Of
he Missouri Republican. the Border Rum
a, With whom This great Dsmoersae par
- have % warmly sympsthized, are a'e0
sea,line on the Cincinnati Platform 10 CON-
"a a cordial alklia,ion si,h the Demos-
mcy Of lows. They are "NauOnsl Demo
csss" altogsther;
A fr;e.a writing from LsssmPton, uaaef
date Of Jan. 10, says:
The Pro-Slavery Convention, after tnfee
A.vs zion, and some stormy debate pass
Mn : unanimous vote resolutions soan.
1ouins their coenonen Of ~Pro.Sisvery.
"a adopting that of "Nanonsl Oemoers
sy,n stopping equally on 10 the Ctncinnsn
Pattern, inviting sound conservative men
fton an sections TO unite with them aho
.ledsins themselves faithfully TO carry oai
ihs rissiplss laid down By the Demoeauc
-. "a the Kansas Nsbraaka bill"
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cur Isnirs.-While . bill has passed
de Legislature extending the limits Of ou'
esrposstien, similar bill has been passed
,s6f,fcx;ns The linits Of Museatine, "strlk'
Iar o. six quartsr sections from the north
ses,ss Of the limits established BY the Dill
OF The EXTRA ssssion."
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Tuesday morning, petitions were pre-
scented for having provisions in The Consd.
,usssn iahsos Of ! proper observaass Of the
Christian Sabbath.
Mr.. Wilson, Chairman Of Committee on
State Debts. nads q repsn, 200 oepies u
which were ordered to be psiated. lei
Tn, report Of Committee on Printing
Debates, SC. ives taken N; "thses .hou-
sand" bound oopiss was strickea out and
twenty live" daily slips also; after . run.
ming debate the whole subjec, was post.
poasd till aext sit,ins. when the blank will
be again filled.
Adjourned 10 10 O'Clock Wednesday
mornlng
The weather hiss become much mIldsr -
The Legislature has not ys, adjourned
probably will not till towards the last OF the
week. The Convention still mests in the
Supreme Ceart room. cfamped and connned
ssitis The ssaass. - soon a. they shall
vsca.e their Chanb9. will have their places
immediately 1llsd. An epidemic seems to
prssaii here IN the NV Of colds. A "Tyler
Grip" o. something 81 he kind has seized
upon the population, ffen the Governor
down. Speaking Of The Governor. eninds
me to cay, that he = considered BY men Of
81 partiss % being IN exceedingly able
man. He sennands sniversal respect. and
yet hs il sbost tAs plalnsst person In ap.
pearaacs you eesh 1nd 10 Iowa City,
|
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CITY PROPERTY,
'''A''' block los on Brady sss.s ,ss
sls.,Part OF lot block el. .e,,ao
A's' 0'aoy street, with frame % ssos,
ss sos. AK R.l 10. ssst y ".
80 per foot. - noes Llan1 80,
l.; ;! H,,a.h no 3 and ioiin Eas, D.,es,o,
70. pIook =, mouse Of six rooms s-lN1f staAa
term wood sAed, dc; price $500. s'ss cellar, a.
.In p.r o. s1 II. s s,A H.. X aero Of oa4a Ia
ass--Lot block IS, soa,h s..t
n,,r.s rn avsnne, ons Of the hsnd,oms.S,i IA ~
sss-Lot1 block and 10 and sv .l..,
sAd'uon, near the Female College. ''''a fuIa4.
No. xE-Lot No. Q Ia block .a
S ss.. o. rs upon s ,eh i erected two
stable, brings IN rent Of ss1s psr shop sd
No ass--A one story brick houss A IL,
land hns vswof the river from III. Z shd Rssl
| sso--L'ts aad block IS, near The R.,,,..,
$50 new frame house with r.s ,.
on tn' o'fn'' Of sixth ssTsss 10, s6.iuO isss 'sus
asS--Aiso thsiot sdto,nins on m, .oo,,
| Aaiu street; soSso FRET Hssokg %
ssa-A Loe.s lot gu s.,A u.a.
| street, iot SeIis~. S''ssss VI AL.
Ss5--A Lot Oh Main e. b.tu.
Ger OF aidsHi'hs addition; IS .sS.. 'o'S 70" ~
|
3.s--A house aad lot be wen BRADY and ~.
with ans view Of the rn :, anu Ass a.
s,l--PArt Of lot block ., Forest Du,,,
price $3.50. SA''I ssaifras
se.-Lct fronting 90 Brady add .s,spa,.. !.
'"''s sss2si '''s' price $500, easy s.rss. "'''H
ss3-A house and 10, on south 80,
aud 0sinss ssrssss; ei45o. ss Y faSs
St-A houss aud two lots ia East u.,..
a"o 4 cash, balance year. o.,sss Nspss, H'.
3ss-A house AID lot on ssstslds Of s,,
| between Front and Second slrstu haas sss sxsss
ICONS. lot sorso unasrs rsn. Of tsOS pss AZ t -
| No .i0.--A two story frame Lo1,s oa t.,,.,,.,.
w on Western avenue, north Of ssh q, hsas. h1sS
Sssosas pantry ssossss, easssss asa ssu Pses -
and Western Ave-, Ptse $3.50 - ~ 70
| No. 2i2--A H0use OF same .izs AID ..n. l.,
est Of Western Ave Price 3, ~. ~ NC
No. ga House Of sAn. s,s. ana a..,,,..,
I" ID door esss Of " Ave Price sa,sOG '"
roena on Iarnam o., north LaOu.s, viii ~ s.a
ground each. PTsas si,soo
Il a4a
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r.ssaes Il d. rirs.sa's Act

A sAoet tine since We wrote isete' "
~. .ae,asor. NJ. Rusch. urging bic imms-
49, ..,e.,,oa 10 hia accompanying The
ls,,,r. which wsre forwarded him By NJ. L''
~. PssssAsas Of ,he. Fire Company IN TINS
~. TAs bin sxsmpssd oil regular active
49,. Who hsa been such for I'VE years.
~ payiag rosA tax. serving - Jurors sns
taa rihsary duty in times Of peace ~
- i,forns ~ that Immediately on The
,u.eai,t q lstser and bill be gave notice taa'
= vs~,l intrsdses such bill. and At The
.ssesr sins presented ii. TIE bill sheasa
..sag il a = lass day. the very tail esa
,fsbs session. posed both House, but WIN
!. ,upssa.eat Substituting ten yssn y
s,.,a q Ne. III. Rsseh deserves credit ios
- ,eeapsasss with which be setsd N 'A'a
nsssss. He oaly regrets that be eoaio mo-
hsvs ssewsa the passage Of the bill % y
eeieiaally reed. tbs act will oher SONS
sessseassnen, 70 Greuen, and aid them N
Increasing the srength Of their companies
rbey are certainly entitled to some special
,r;v;l.ess 10 view Of their Paehe services
freeiy given ssd without Pecaaiary reward
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Nh. Dnoexs' FAMLy.-We noticed zee
tsrdsy the death Of Hon. Preston >. brooAs
Of South Caroline. A Dispatch from wash'
iugsos shss speaks Of bis family;
II, Brooks has left wife and Tour chii,
drep. In . resent letter from her, received
saVef his death, and opened by one OF nis
fvses1s, ~ saia il would BE- the last letter
Is vesA ssesive from her prsvious TO her
couAaensut.
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A o1oelioat stand for o Tavern on tls Dub"1ss
road I, low rods north Of tho coTpoSst, M = 81
pAvsnport together with Nine ACyoe ~
lama, three off, hich 10 under cultivation ed s1f>
1 TO- ey . good fence, with runainS vstss = r.
ieet square, with good dry cellar, . large sseee
aud never falling well Of wstsv; the bsildle1e =
less such place - 10 sssdsd for he eeeo0oe1f :
ZION Of fermsp, tsavslsn and droysrs. ~ ~ =
~ ~" '.'a'''" a;iSYSiY.. ,..z4 . 90, .aa
o~1 AAAA Asesvd
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Ar Hon.-we received = visit ssie'day
frpm Nr. Rusch, Senator from this county
sbs returned home the evening previous
With health nssh better than ne enjoyed
.s.v weeks ego Mr.. RSsch made an able
Senator. and daring tss whole term e1ef-
ed : etrope inAuense He was tbs only
Csruan in the Senate. and his e0untrymen
mar ven - prosd of him. They owe him
. aeb,of gratitude too for the zeal and asii'
t,v .ith which on every occasion he de-
fsslsl ,hsa assins, the Democracy
,,,ose pecuHar lovers Of the foreign born.
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office for the term Of two years and IN
I'll HE successor 10 elected aud Quali6ed.
Sec. ~. That the whole Of article sew.
en- Of said act 10 incorporate the City Of
Davenport, and all other acts and parts
Of acts inconsistent with the provisions
Of this act b. and the same are hereby
repealed.
Sec. -. This act 10 be In force And
take eject from and after it's publication 70
the Davenport Gasette. Iowa State Dem.
ocrat and Evening News, or any two Of
them at the expense of the City Of Das-
export
SAMUEL. MCFARLAND.
Speaker of House OF Rep.
w, w. HAMILTON,
Pres. OF the Senate.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
APPROX ed. Jan. Esd, 1857. Governor
I hereby certify that the foregoing Act
lie q true copy from the original roll on
file in my Office
ELIJAH SELLS.
See'y. of State.
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A. cinc;nnati during the severe cold spsii
~ nssesry ssnL TO 10 and l7s below ae'
%, vhile the ice on the river remsinsd so
eelsa hat four horse teams crossed It Win
heavy loads.
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PIkFuMED BREATH-whas lady or gentleman
would remain undsr the Of disagfsss6ls breath
sheu " eGn< the "BALA o. TsoSsAHp Flowing e
voud act only rsnds sssss bot leave the
teeth white - slabsstsrs Many psrsons de- nos know
tasir ersesn ead and the subject ID dslicats their
Hisnde WI never mention t. Pour Q dnsis drop Of
balm on your tooth brnsh and wssh The tssth Mini
md morning any cat bottle viii last yssr
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may sasiiy b, 40
3nrcd oy asins Tie abAtn or TzousAIp FLsvsas ~
IL ~ni remove tan, pimpies and sches ffon ~ ship
leaving u Of ssn and rossAts hue Wet towel pouI
on Two or fhsss drops, and wash the acs nisht ana
morning
ehANis6 MADE RAsY.-Wst your shaving brush
IN either warm or cold water pour or thrss drops
OF "bAia " THOUSAND fL0vlRs" rub the beard we'll
and Will make beautiful son lsthsg much mciita
ting theopsration of shaving Price only any esnts
For sale oy all Druggists. PsvHs Of sounisrSslts -
Sons genuine unlsss aligned by
W, p. fETRIDGR q Co,
~ 5odon Franklin Baaars New Yorb
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LU MI B IL RI
AT
MONS
Steam Saw & Planning Mills,
sAsAf, DOOR - BLIND FACTORY.
WOULD respectfully call the attention Of Build
lsrs, Farmers and the public generally 10 my lsrs Q
and well assoried stock of
LUMRRR, LATH AND gHIs6LEs,
and 70 Cash Purchasers win make II AZ object 10
cali al my mili--t1s Lowest MIL ssco Nd street
whore have now on hand,
Fencing Of all lengths, from IL TO ~ H.
Framing Lumber Of every dimension,
Flooring, plansd or rough,
Barn Boards OF alllsnRths;
Shingles, shaved, cut or saved;
Lath Of tbs best quality;
Also Furnishing Lumber, Siding, 40.
am now prepared to furnish al shoTl notice,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
window and Door Frames. Archttrayss and
Arehitrsvs Mouldings, Columns and Pa
iastsr Work, Plinths Base Boards,
Panel Work, Cornioss, Mould
tngs from . 70 inches Wide,
vsrandsh 4 Bslustrads
Scroll Work,
BRACKETS, CONSOLES aud MEDALLION OR.
NAMkNTs, SCROLL WING done TO order.
The machinsry In my Door, sssh and Blind Fac
tory being all OF tho latest md best Improvement,
aud having eompetent work all oldsrs lsfi With
70 give susfaction.
Thankful for past favors, I hope by stne, s,tsn
aon 10 all oTdsn 10 merits continuance OF ssms
dec 10 i'm, CANNON
Am artoau nna vNirr WV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 Recipe that rarely ever fails to cure Col

Under thishsad limited nu nber speoisino tees
viii DO inserted ~ 10 cents per Tine each Insertion,
or so cts. per eek