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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-20
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES - kIss,
THE STATE Iowa,
SCoTT COUNTY.
40 John w. fddy Rachel EDDY ana AL other
/ persons concerned Ia the Real Estate heFeln-
after described s.r .NeEz %
Whereas, on the 2th daY Of te5ruaEF, ! E u. se1e
the said John ", EDDY aud Raehe tdny- Bis wlle,
conveyed unto kzsRiei s. Smith NJ Chicago, his,
the fOlI0wihE real estate IN aehton t0unty, iowa
viz: Eas EA st hall the South west quarter, and
the south west quarter Of the South west quarter u
section twenty tArec. t45f la Township no. elghty
Lwn,ts2l North otrSDgJ nine 80 w csA OF eth T. M
aisa tho oii0stBg Ltuet OF land IN scalt county :
iowa, viz: The North west quarter ~ al me NORM
west quarter ol section twenty ioar (gn IN ioWnsnlp
eighty (S0) orth Orange four ~ casts Sth +. NJ
In trust Tor the pay nent OF note eAeeueu py Tue
said john W Eddy to George w Euttie, i"f the
SUM ofOne thousand, til rec hundred and eighty dol
lars and fifty seven cents. due Oh the 18th day OF
Ee0fuary, 1857, with interest at the rate seven q
rer cent, per anBum, aud, whereas. toiai aetauit
mas been made in the payment OF said note
Now, /, the said Ezekiel ). smith, Ia pursuance
otthc provisions OF said Deed or trust twnieh has
been duly reco rded) do hetaby give notice that for
the purpose offoreco SiDg said Deed OF ifastr VIII
expose Inc aforesaid real estate, OF sNe!ehi tnere-
ut 10 satisfy the Hmo ant thea duo ash costs and
expenses o! gale ior saie.at pubic auea"n al iae
Coart House door 10 the city fla onPoft. IA ala
Scott County Ia parcels, 80 tAj AlEte$t btadef tot
ca sh on .be hFst DAY OF May 4 a'. 1909, 81 the
hour pr ID RE O'Clock P. Nj, Of sSd U0g ntesa sale
uate oo pad Oh OF before he SAID ssie- apr lst
iasZ. -a. r=a. ~ IL - - ALI,
NOOK, DILLON LlS DLER,. sFaslyb'
Attorneys. .-. fsTsa4!~'
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:, - Mortgage Sale.
NELnE ON llW A.

A0I81BS OSASs -..
Tax STATE TAI, s. OF IOWA SIS.
IN Hallst Kilbourne and all persons whom II may
xySIJ are hereby notified, that whereas you the
Y saia Halist Kilbourne, on the 2Olh day OF fep'
nnrv A. D. 1857 did make and execute unto ga
,aa Redmon or her order, your prom mlssor!
dated on said day, for the payment on tns nIs'
dsv Of April after date Of Two Thousand poIsfs,
ns yahle at the office e George b NICK us, anu Nv
Il. AZ me time to the payment OF ssla ho,e,
a beiux for purchase mouey, yes tue $50 nSne'
KiihonYpe did execute and deliver TO said saiah a
naamon your msriga ge on the west hall Of oi NO
a,h,islin block No forty the city o. Dayen
ua,t county of Scott and State of lswa, ana whsfe
" he ownership OF said note and security mas pass
al ~ lanes Thompson by the endorsement Oh sne
ssis sarah A. Redmon, and whereas ssia noss nss
.Inr adj and 10 now past due, and ON dsmsno inAae
NJ said Thompson al the ONCE OIL George ~ Nc.
s;,s nj the tim, OF maturity, payment o. saiu MY
sas fused and said note Is yet due ana Wholly
was ,id. WheIo fore /, Harvey Leonard, shsrin O
va county of scott al State of Iowa, by virtue
say mortgage and the power vested In me hy WV
Of the State OF lswa, by reason OF the nonPay
msnt of said note, and default made tneiein, WI
NOSE 10 sale al public suction at tho SouIs 49,
Sna, IA the said city Of Davenport, on ahu.y A. A.
cnn,,eenth day Of May, A. D. iea7, AZ - w ,n,
If said day, 10 the highest bidder iot eau ~" n w.
ohove described mortgage premises, OF ~ -.
49,, AZ shall be sufficent to satisfy said nov
Si,s interest aud costs unless the same are soon'
paid. "A LEONARD,
--~.. sheriff OF Seottco, Iowa.
| shsrif,s .sHse, Davenport, April ILL., iS'
THOMPSON + BAKSkR, AtSb' Ap@a"S
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Huntington the Forger

Huntington the Forger
New YORK, April II.
a man named John Hcratcher was exam.
med Yesterday on q charge Of attempting
to effect the release of Huntington, the for.
ger. from the State's Prison by means of
forged pardon. Scratcher, as alleged, hss
oeen endeavoring to obtain money from va.
rlous parties to carr out the object. The
affair, which 10 involved in conside rable
mystery,is to be further Investigated.
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MOBILE, April Is.
We have Havana dates to the 3oth. An
attempt had been made TO asssssinate w.
Sidney Smith, the British Consul, on &C.
count OF bis exposure Of certain slave trans.
actions.
The impression that there would be no
wa, with Mexico was becoming more gen.
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Judge Goodenow, the oldest member
the Supreme Bench Of Maine, has gwen an
opipion in answ er TO the State Senate, 'hat
coored persons are still voters in Name. Ia
spite ofthe bred Scott decision o. the oh''
ted States Judges.
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The Louisville Journal of the 7th, says
.sThere seems to be but little doubt enter
tanned that the peaches and pears in 'nis
section, and perhaps the apples are entire
ly destroyed"
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THE BEST BOOK FOR AGENTS.


FLEETwooD's LIFE OF CHRIST
,o,a,a,y ,,,n.,r ated with steel engravings ana
peby bou nd IN Turkey ,yS IN i SHOULD
si oe, lii COPY OF this work, aud az We al
Pc 1",s agent any one can
maze a remurerative busine',by selling ~. hind.
we w., NH descripti together win OUT
,ssms "a agents send for our circalaf' .,,..
terms T" WENTWORTH 90, Publishers
.,,oswu g warrington s., Boston, MASS
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Latest N . VS.
From New Hsxiso

ST Louis, Aprill7
18th ult. " Wv
Mr otera had been reelected as Dele.
gate to Congress. ~
considerable excitement was occasioned
at santa re by collision betw cen an Ame.
',Nah named Gruder an soldier. Gruder
s"o' ,he soldier and gave himself up. He
was locked up IN jail, and duriag the night
= party OF soldiers entered the Jail, fred
lorty shots, killed Gruder and another pris.
oner, and wounded two.
some OF the soldiers have been identified
and arrested, and are TO be tried for tho If.
fence. '"' VI
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Washington News.

Washington News.
WAsHISsroH, April II.
Ht' Sayers this morning made q violent
street assault on George R. Herrick, in con.
sequence OF letters and communica. lions in
the N. Y. Herald, CONNIE ntinp severely on
Assistant Secretary Clayton, in connection
WIN the payment Of Thompson's Indian
cam Mr, Sayers is q relative Of Mr..
Clay,on's.
Mr. Denver this morning entered upon
his duties as Commissioner of Indian Of.
fairs.
The Jail at Hagerstown, Md, entirely
burned this evening. Prisoners safe.
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APRIL Snow STORM On the evening O .
the l7th (f'riday) snow began to fall before
DARK and continued until after midnight
The ground, although not frozen, was in a
very good condition to receive it, and, on
Saturday morning our eyes were greeted
with the appearance Of the white mantle
several inches in dep,h-ssy six or eight
1t was an appropriate finale to the capricious
weather which has go puzzled us Of late
and, we sincerely hope it may In reality be
The winding up Of all irregularities in the
climate. May is hard upon us. The grass
is wishing to spring up, the birds ou!d like
to experimentation our fair ones are
signing Tor more balmy days. II grim odd
Winter will now release his hold and be.
take himself to his northern home, conten,
with having worried our patience SO long,
we will bid him hearty adieu and promise
to eea him no malice. And, gentle spring
shall be welcomed by all. The young and
the old will join in joyous feeling, as well
as those who are suffering as nvaIids IRON
the asperities Of the season. We trust 10
have recorded the last snow storm Tor many
months % come. We would add that il ad
rapidly disappeared by Saturday night.
~
STEAMRoATs.-on Friday there mus
h ave been large number Of boats passing
up and down the river. Their hoarse
whistles were constantly sounding their
notes, We had no means OF ascertaiDing
their names or where they were Iound. -
We are content with believing that they
had all plenty OF freight and passengers, and
that the great highway does not feel much
obsuucsed by being beautifully spanned by
one OF the noblest pieces Of architecture in
the Vest The Rescue, We learn, has
been repaired and actually succeeded in
passing the piers without hitting them
woRTRT.-Attention IS called to |
the communication IN reply to X. There |
is great deal of grit about this correspon.
dent, ard all true Republicans cannot fail |
to endorse the position he assumes. We
would fain believe that X has thrown his
views before the public for the purpose Of
asccrtaining how readily FIRE will fly from
hat same Int. Be this as il may, he will |
have his hand full, should he attempt 10 |
sustain the doctrine that mastery indiffer-
ence' il the true policy Of Republication.
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New Millinery and Fancy Goods.

MISS X. X -NnI lex respectfully informs the la
M dies OF Davenport and yicinti, tn.t sae has -
may to her new store west side of Brady ct,
"a door from Fourth also that she has Just returned
from the east With an extensive and fashionable
stock OF
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
which she 10 pared to show TO all who may favor
her witha call. She will receive monthly FRO u her
sgeGt in New York the lstssl styles q goods from
Europe, likewiset Ae I'LL
Newest Patterns Tor Kantillas and Dresses,
spladlm direct from Broadway, New York.
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70 the Builders Of the City OF Davenport
DAKER A. CLARK having secured tho services
Is Of Vorress g Morehead, we'll known 70 build
srs OF this city ., makers Of hrs. qaAhty arish >
he coming season, Thai they would do well 10 IA
vor a,wih call, US we intend enisrging our yard
i'm m distsiy and expect TO make three lnliiieh
hr,ck durips the season orders for brick at the
w I'd or 70 b. cred in any part OF the city will
be promptly attended to. 49, ..., ., :, ,
M B.-Pirst yard On Hsrrson street. ahove the
Iailread. % rIAI,u,
spsd2ms fALhA" ssA"n'
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Is u q X 81.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
Books fer the People and their Children
Books Of Travel, Books of Science
Books OF Romance, Books of Poetry,
Books Of Prose,
DLASk Day Books, Ledgers, journals, Note, Re.
ID eeipt and Time Books, Pocket Maps Of all the diff
erent Western States and Territories, School Books
all kinds Fin. Lhaeraph EngraVings, with without
frames Fine Gilt Moulding, together with large and
we'll selected assortment ST all kinds of Legal Paper
Bill Paper, Foolscap, letter Note and Billott, both
white and assorted celors Envelopes all kinds, Indei-
libls Black Blue and Red Inks Gold Pens, Steel Pens
Geld and Silver Pencil Cases, Portmones, Gard Cases.
Visiting Cards, Pocket Inkssnds, Perfumery, Pencils
and Penholders, nnumerable quantity Of other
articles, all for sale at New York priess cheap for cash
at the Twin City Book Store I'd street, opposite Ii
Claire House, feb5dnl s. H STARR, Agent.
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New foods. New Goods.

New Goods, New hoods,
ID II. PARKS Il co. are now opening one q the
He richest stocks Of Wa
CIcthing. Cloths, CasslneIHs; ses'-
imgs, Gentlemen's furnishahe
Goods, &C,
eyero ffc red in this market.
We are eonnec ed with the wei! known establish
ment Of HUNTINGTON Wadsworlh d Park, Chicago,
and having facilities for buying that are rare we pledge
not to BIO undelsod BY any house IN the west
We disposed of all Of old goods aud open this
week with an entire stock Persons wishing anything
in our line will do well to give US cali. -..5
Peders and cou ntry merchants are requested 10 sA
anime our stock befove going east &c.,.
Particular attention paid 10 the manufacture OF GUS
tom work Mr., Dunn is to give sou hts.
Our store 10 opposite LeClaiIo nov o. te oa sisno
anil n " democrat and News copy
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GLASSWARE

ever offered III this snarkot, with fine STOCK OF
~ = ~ n ERY ON hand and 10 arrive this and next
800 ri Of vheh will DO offered At reduced prices.
hio''''' " HIDDLES0N LYON,
Second street, between Brady and Perry,
.,,,iIw .Davenport. Iowa.
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Boots and Shoes,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
Having purchased the entire stock Of Boots and Shoes
WII continue the business sucessars to said
drm, at the Odd stand on Erady street.
below Second,
A Complete assortment
CT all kinds of goods in their line will Kept constant
ly on hand, comprising in part
Gents nne calf-skin Boots,
- Patent Leather Boots and Caters,
Shoes of every variety,
Ladies' Caters, Slippers, &c,
Chiidrens and Infants shoes,
Boot and Shoe Findings,
Water Proofs,
.as" dc, NC, Sc, ae,
Orders for custom work promptly executed.
"a Whatever we warrant We will mend free OF
charge.
octed, with the hope that ample satisfaction will be
iven. (aprl3) A. GRlGGS d GO
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
THE undersigned would respectfully aaaoanee
L to the cilixens of Davenport and vicinity, that
hey have leased the store,
No. II Main Street,
Ia drsst. Block, Vest Side, 0't"''" Front and
Second;
Por the purpose Of keepinga
FIRST CLASS MERCHANT TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT
.Gentlemeas' Furnishing Goods.
They fiatter Themselves from their long riene"
together in the business and their uniform seress nun
srto In suug the wants and tastes OF totr numerous
customers in the East. that they can oifef tnlhoeeh
to pu rchasers here either with regard to The Qnatty OF
and Workmsushp; unsurpassed in sny o'ty IN the
eountry.
| OUR STOCK,
| HH." ca .."-
Which We arejust opening eonfists IN part q the hne'
Fench and English
Broad Cloths.
sassimsres and Doeskins,
Silk, Satin,
.-.. Bro1ade,
Cashmere and
Marseilles
Vastings
| al. .I. -.H --
| OF FINEST AND NEWEST PATTERNS
| Tssether with general assortment Of
GENTLEMENs' FURNISHING GOODS;
| s.G. WEa SUCH As
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Neek'Tls1' handRei-
chiefs, suspsudsrs, Hosiery sc, &C
All of which is now offered to tho Inspection oil pnf
| h,.arS candid examination respectfully spliGl"
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Horring's Safes.

~~-zo Herring's Safes.
! ! !. ;
&c. THE subscribers are Agents
NJ a3iaEfS = Tor Messrs S. c. Herring
Ne#y4L & Co.'S. celebrated Fira and
SSs5gl Wewould invite the sttrn.
fH3ak2 ton oil the pubic 10 the fact,
1 I'M gN that these Safes Rave Tor years
MH iafl stood the test Of both fire,
,30IISI thief and also OF time. Very
&37sk&S3k'S many Safes will Ia u measure
defy the formsr and yet fall
before the latter.
The qualities OF these Safes are 80 well known
that tho majority Of the merchants Of New York and
Philadel hia use no other make OF Safes. We can
fur nish 90 of si sIes and with any description Of
locks wanted, aud will warrant 10 the utmost all
the qualities Of the Salts We .sn
anABURRoWs,pRE TTYMAN& DALZELL, b,
rAIRpAHK,s cELERRATHR SCALES.
=, "s. .nK ,sa q. fsl G Een
warehouses, stores and boundaries,
IN and In short for every kind Of bssi-
I 49, The great sklll aud fidelity en-
stsgu ployed in their manufacture and
the determination on the part of the
u rSF mannfscturen never y allow an
RECT article 60 forth from their ESTABLISHING Mt
has for their Scales reputation that has new
er been sarpasssd In sne whole range Of ~ eful me.
ehauisn. ~
standardin all Transactions BY weight. -
lawsuit which arose from a discrepancy of
weights between one OIL FalfDank Scaes IN use oy
the baltimore n Ohio Railroad Company ana one IF
another taature was recently tred in the Court
ofComr n Pleas, baltimore; theease occupied The
Court " days aud Judge Marshall in delivering his
decision stated the result OF his evidence, thai the
accuracy of Earbanks Scales was ssis bshsd beyond
aliauesiioG. For sale BY
BURROWS, PRETTY IMAM ss pALzRLL- &
The well knownrepuestt OF these Scales has in-
aeed the yenders Of I'm pcsfsct and worthless baan'
ces 70 oaer them asFairbank's Scales, and purohas-
ers have thereby in many asss been subjected 70
fraud aud imposition The manufacturers have no
controversy with honorable competitors who trans
sct bu sness in thelf names, but regarding the
perpetrators of the shove fraud, suing course
alike uHjust and d,ah0norabe they lake this method
70 caution The public Of their imposit,oas.
i've patenteas manu- isctufe under their own IN.
sps ton only al their faesoy IN 81 johnsoary, vi.
FOR sale In Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PRETIYMAN& DALZkLL.
.-.--= e. & e. FAIRBANKS q Co
s. 4ohasbnry, VI, May "a, 1886
E,np4AtI = aE@
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April 10th, 1857.

STARTLING, IT TRus.-The Memphis
EAGLE and Enquirer says ii is informed 6y
STAKEHOLDER Of Tishmingo county, MISS
that there are many persons in That county
who are ayowed anti slavery men; and that
some of them are in the habit Of declaring
thew nre for dissolution Of the Union,
"for the simply reason that SUCH catrns'
trophe will necessarily resu''tn the Adolf
ton ofthat institution" Our contemporary
further alleges that it was distinct charged
in 1851, by the Fire Eaters, that there were
three hundred abolition voters in flshmlh'
90 couaty! This is certainly very slnga
lar and rather startling. Abolition n MIS-
sissippi, We don't pretend to understand
jt.-N. o. Bulletin.
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The Rock ISLAND BRIpsE.-Facts IN re-
lation to the destruction OF properly al the
Rock Island Bridge do not warrant the IN
cessant camor kept up by those VINO lnsis'
that that magnificent and necessary 'truc
,ure shall be torn down Since the OPEN
ing of navigation sirly.tOar steamboats, ana
t,Oenty:foar rats have gone through %n ,, ,ne
piers without a dollars damage. One ilttie
sternwheeler, the Rescue attempted the
passage in a gale OF wind, and was more
or less injured; but, beyond that, we nave
no accident to record. We trust that the
register which appears to have been O.
pened at the Bridge, may be faithfully keP'
as by It's contents better than BY columns
of assertion unsupported by proof, the OUT
cries of the ST. Luis and river press ma.
be silenced. Give us the facts.-Cned9'
1rib.
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Catalogue of New Music.
"lLLlAM HAIL n son, No. 239 Broadway
W NY, nave Just issued aidenda to thei
general catalogue OF mnsIc. IL contains 4 list Of
an Ire popular new vocal aud instrumen tal music
published during the last year and win be sent 10
any address IN tho United tates, post paid, with
out charge. o.
Neo Bse& for Female Aeademies.-The Inst
tHte horas hGsA, CO. lee ion OF The moot Do
appropriate - pleasing vocal piece ada pied for
class singing, by Francis H. Brown. Price 10 cents
or ~ copies for s.. api5dwIw
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9s0ks \ Statioutry.


COLUMN OF
The Iowa Book Rooms. ("
no - Brady Street, 3 doors North Of the
Post Office,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
DtN ol1ohoci in lou0.
ELI ADAMS, Proprietor.
&s-HEAD ADVERTISEMENTS BELOW. "a
SECURITY AND CLEANLINESS
9As-LIGHT1Rs AND WAX vIsTAsl
nn subscriber having received an agency from
=, = manufacturer Of the above goods, n enayad
~, supp'yat retail and receive orders from deaers
WAX GAs-LiGHTERs, convsn,en. length for
WAY vrsp,s hmily use,
II tin boxes.
osmphoratsd Gas Congrsve Natchss,
ssr WIN an agfeeats odor very de d rsbIe
'sf ismiies aud particularly for sick rooms.
sale THE oMA B Aas5s iRsSeSo5MSi sg For
aM MO. 70 Hrsdy street, near the Post omee.
Bill ADAMS
Tho Revised Ordinances Of the city Of
npv,0o DAVENPORT.
n al M Dikossoa W order OF tho City COuu
ell. Pubiishedty authority, February. 1851
,aa ieei paper cover, 4Oets, aw.shsep, Ssc, ius.
The Iowa Book Rooms,
,.,o.. No. 90 Brady 1t. near the 20,
.eHo.oL ELI ADAMS.
WRAPPING PAPER!
500 REAks PER STEAMER uANarrrIn !,
IoAPRlSING straw, Rag, Manila and hitc IA.
paper, koonng paper, DC, large aud small si
Groceries, Dry Goods. Neat &C.
or sale at "Ths Iowa BOOK Rooms"
No % Brady st., near tho Posts iios.
A "a n
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OF FINEST AND NEWEST PATTERNS
Tssether with general assortment Of
GENTLEMENs' FURNISHING GOODS;
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Neek-Tls5i handKef-
shiefs, suspsudsrs, Hosiery, &c, &C

All of which is now offered to tho inspection OF pur'
h.sers and candid examination Is issp'oIo"s S'e'
sed, before purchasing elsewhere. ss .# -,
n. b. x Perfect Fit is WARRANTED IN oil cases, or
~. snrIn dr. BUTTS " THOMPSON.
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Every variety Of RAai Estate,

Two stot. stone HOTEL and STORE, East Dav-
export; building 5ix6o feet, lot 70xi20 rents for
$500.
STONE MILL with run Of burrs ana ne " engine
4inch cylinder, new boilers, "A inches diameter "a
feet long, u complete running order, capable OF
grinding 700 bushels In "a hours,
Elegant MILL SITE bsswasn the above and d.
va 5nrross Mil, T. st Davenport, 80 feet by 300,
fronting the river.
FIFTEEN LOTS ofvarous Hzes in East Ieyss 4.
port, near the Mills aud on the bluhs, fne buId ~
and business lots
BRICK STORE and DWELLING, corner OF Rock
fsiandand Second streets, tlofeet second street.
rents for 500 X ~
BRICK STORE nsxtto Brady on gecond stree, ,
rents for S70G. -
THIRTY LOTS In East Davenport IN the or,h
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MEMS SUMMER WEAR,

ca,;ors1s. At TYNER'S,
apl6 corner hoek isiahu auu eeeou"''
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JACoBY's .ADvEnTIsEMeNTs.

Lubins Extracts for III Handkarehisf
WARRANTED genuine, constantly on hand ana
tor saisby FRANCIS JACOBY, ia,
Apothoesry,
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For sale.
- LOTS with dwelling house or BY the i1t
y purch sers, on the corner OF Sixth Aud ORA
Ter J easy. Enquire on the prem ts's' ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-03
PATENT GALVANIZED IRON
PORTABLE Owe MS !!

,t,tIIs in,snt,on, the rrsrit OF practiu'l'Nre,''
,.r., :. naN canGirutl, pie''ni'd L. 'h'
,',,r a. superior 40 puiu, Of r'"u""N' so'r'l'
,b,I,,,. ,... ct rantgstnsnt, cunNrui,u't' ''n
.l.yr alItnthr urri,ilrd maont' 90 NhHh" ''''
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