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- DsaAy street.

w. N. RAHMss Nd q 60.
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- BRADY street.
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IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
49, t,1es lsa.s.. corner V sseoaa And los.
ss-Los = ses, iron, via rnus nsss., corner Of
W. Aaa a.. r ute. streets. sisyuaksrs sabdivson.
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Of r"f'y and s'z.A ssssss. sars.ia.
UNIAPROvED u rY PROPERTY.
49, ne Los, eesssr Of vssnA and srsdy ssssss
49, Less h T.essses. v.sy eAssp.
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si-ie sesssi IA E.aI.ass !. sssAi,Aios. Cod -.
sssee nssss SssA ":l. De.
UNlMPROvED FARM LANDS.
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rlssaasL - sAs Ksess - asa 81. PLAssss nsilsss1.
ass sc ~, 1ss. ks ", Cedar sssssy leo
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80 Misesn nssisses
ss-ss u so - A.Ts,a ls.s.sysr sssssy
$50 80 :.es s., s ~: s Ire. .::'s
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-, eooss and shsss, sad osssis1ssess 1sraiekins
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OOO aad fos sAls 81 SS JsAs
WILSON 4 uAn 80
20 sOass GLASS.
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Ih ashcassss asd Roxes = -.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29
VALUABLE LANDS TOR SALE.

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.
J'Hk folio~lns sAoiee and very Avorably s,s.a,s Cd
Lsnds are oeered Tor sale. Il
Cedar Csaasy.
Nm-s n =. :se -. ~, \ orr ~; . ..lss .
, Ir..l Of wsr SO 10, TN W,
. 80 s.. " &C., =. a.; =: ~ ,is !, ,;s1
$ v g ..s q, 7 y. sk, w..s Is mile. y
n,,.s, y IA. = !; rs'.ss,w's nile. senl .,
essss cssay.
az g. 49, &c .ss y L. Of y as sec J ~,
ne Above isnde are Ia point Of Quality ~ very
$50 10 tAs sssss whilst - regards tseauon Il viii bs
isAias to.a. on he Il, ssd pos... y .o ~.
a s. q closs proximity % good aask sn,
'''''' &C. FOR 's sS,r A., .gp!y Z. 800
nayxsdas eossd Brad STE, Davsspors
4 4 1gfIR8D P1YsIclAU
Whose sand. ofliie have nearly ran out, discover.
sumption, Asih.a, HsoaeaiAs, Cos hs, apd car.
essi Dsoilu The sensdy vas disesvsssd by
1s i. s.a as..a ssss :, .:s
k.., IsAlA hs.p. ssd is iSsssSs ssssrrst 70 hI NJ.
ss ssiss .sa n 49, s..,ay .cs Ais ssl1
child ves cared. ssd 10 nov alive And veil n -
snce eamlsssefsd the vondsrsui rsasdy 70 lAoas-
asds Of ssrsss 10 al parts ofshs verdi as1 81 ~
asv.s lahsa ~ nASins shsa esaplessly heaisAy
and HAPPY. Wiseing 70 do = aueh eood q Doesihi.
b vi sssa 10 such q HE .lcssd islis. 49, = ~
essss g. tAis seeipe .ith fsli sad explicit
W nsxlaf sR. and successfully ssiag H. Ms 70.
as,sss e.eA applicant 10 lasloss Inn one sAillias
shses esass " BE- returned g poslaes % - sseID.
and Ne remainder 10 be applies % he saSnsst AZ
Nv savefueeoent Addrsos,
IA. n. JAMns
No. - Grasd street. issssy cry. n.
aasIs are psrsoss vho pssssaA y peeua,,
ses eAls Ne "kAisset OF Isdlosn iren DR. r isS"s.
aeNpe ana sho rfoisss 70 - he aeesn. All mar
psnDns afs iapostsn. Dr.. n. Jansss sois ohises n
- eshs world, and cot 70 uaks aoa1s ~ ~
% sssnn sho prepare he ns1isises 1s00 - sSeiss
- ssvsf III havei 1Ae t0Dossess eoaaoe ~.
w. 1sceias fseo ~ eaeaDe - e = III n nd
esc.L, .as eoss ofinpesuag sks kassIaiaa He.e 4
49, os'.S 700 ssseee s1ai 81 Pssaslasy spsss
nhee ~ ne eenains seoo1y. Tho tnI0aiiessass \
esoeeess eonpoandsd Of 9elaseee ed 4 Ssr.is II
TO- asse Or toe eossiag . Ssv eeas.
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RnK kALE

Five tool Baidiog LII, % fsrnaa ssrsss, ssas
osis Apply 10
lEaJ9l. IHUbB, BHU., EAKKDw 4 CO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

mhds, thlshsad i'usitsd Der Of 20 es notices
~W uotss.ssed ~ ~ Genie per lin. zach insarunn,
Y 50css. per eek.
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POPULATION % ST LouIs The city
census takers completed their returns to the
auditor Yesterday. and the aggregate OF the
various classes OF population IRE a. follows:
" hitp MaI.. ek,Aa
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1a1k s<esoUvat.-.Tac aaisrslsnsa lave
feaossdto TIE as~ oAiidias q AsNAaas 4 sAsp
ards block on sseosd street, where hey uli 90
aa'n l4r.ng tas srscssaa 81 Ihslr ns~ Haakinx
aoase, ssaiy ~ .sseai 10 easiasss - assaI.
..sa. al sJJk X sAI9sNT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

RxADI u. ssss ~ sa,s
- na0 4. &. PuLro /
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

uainprsvsd City Property
L. o. Lott :, o. ,, 40, block n Yultoss addition
s-Lst D. block 10 Faiions aadtl,o1
te--ts u lot v eaoek -, Affect fsoa,.
e-Lots /, I, S, I, block W, lie GlAirs's addition
Slots S, D, block VI, l.. CiAirs's addition.
~ Lots IA M.schslIi, MeIntoshs aud Forrest d
piions sdditsons comprising VI the most dssra
bic cites Tor resdeaees iouui within tts Of
tns city priess ow sai terms easy
uninprevsd Let's In Aeunt Pleasant
.j-Bioak - u Z ~. aii.ti,a, 23oxs.o feet.
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DaveaPsrs 1es.--CcapssissSn DsaisA
Tho Davenport Ice Goupsay, No. /, 10 aov prepared
V serve The eiissas VI Davenport with me Ssss pes
ssie quality Of lee, sssrssssssaS TO (srstsA ssr
ssstsssrs ssssi Jssssrv ssss, u desired. Parties
Wishing supp Tor the entire season are eaulion.a
sgainss contracting With sness Who ssasss furnish
pa,soas through tbs season.
G. srEISHILBEk = co.
Once, Second ssrsst,opPosits lie lAlrs hoass.
pA1oilm
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Tho special astsatioa of all seeking " make yu
stoes inss zassts la al kststs, invited TO oar
Of Guy sle Farm Properly.
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Acst acsIS--ins Davenport tos 60. pr,
pared u contrast Tor The deli ssry Ut leo Tor ia.
castomsrs eommsacinS the ssssea with Will b..
sssssstssd TO bssspplisd I'LL Nov. dssissd.
pArss As,sias l.. through the ssAsoa are eAutios-
ID against e9assActing ~itn who DO apply
uae season through.
utnss, second 81, oppSs.l. ~ LiAir~ Hoa.s.
~ ySl3m PICK 4 MITcHhLL
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-29

sOO,OOO shsaU les.--Jas. received ONE
MALE MILLION No. l. MICHIGAN SAWED hHiS.
oLAs for sale a. our Lanosr tasa, corner rosr,h
and hsfrisoa streets
majsdif CoIfss Aavigs
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gaf tie American.
Roc: Hog CT lie.
Their par NJ

risEl NLN yer
Your correspondent, '.B aiy Ba'toa, ),
madas4y acotis,ical as Is nbsr Of -
Engine eomP4ay,,fl Sc .5s @ae! p'e-. {.
W.. tn 49,. ;la, You ais 20 aiosm e
pubic he liqiating who. ugiaa : n =
oa the ground and throws The frs. strz7m
land by way q palea.he-.s " "a A.
yoa also 10 ialorm he lus..e wat 81:
stream each engine ihr " On to a ar5
To besme No. ! g., Oh that occasion, h@,g
III helr Of two horses. bit still the )
no denying that She was cad NJ =
lad tn ben ct oI the horses "a; our .a~.
alarm, June 9Th, yet No was "s,tad
tbs time And Ne ,. With Ter re
doubled cxert!ons' aal III odd" in l.cr
favor was an cnchautiu, distance in HI
rear. Aud then i, was our turn l.
smile rs We beheld them returning
nome, their sober countelauces ackuoW.-
edging another defeat, and coueed.ns to
the ilunnemans another ot their many
victories. Billy, come let u reason to
sether,s and count up your victories
Won, and battles lost, and fnd yourself
IN arrears. Tie ensuing year mu:, show
the public q more perfect tnai balance
than the mast. If net R.t3.u ar5 49,.
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prise and willing to obey III popular
voice N reSard to it.


+ The L0UiSsH'c Democrats asks, "ls Louis
vile given ever 70 perliti5n and hopelessly
lost Yes, We consider LOUIS, de is hope
lessly lost. Il is the S1duu. ana Gomorrah
lof tie | nittd States. aud i much worse than
Ellsworth, (M-) where the god Father Bap,s
WAS tarrcd and leth rcd a short time sine.
Ionis1i''s must repent in sackcl5th aud ASHES
before it can take Its place in the FAMILY ct
respectable eitics.-Bostoa Pilot
Ellsworth citizens Will breathe frcer
and deeper since the Pdct las kindly
consented to ie1 our fair village of
with the occupancy Of second or third
rank among the doomed cities Of the Tn
ion. We have high church authority
for believing, and 0r the assurance
now made doubly sure, that there is Il
much worse city within Uncle Sam do
Riuions. Louisville in kentrky. a
good Democratic state is given over
to pcrdition, and hopeiessly lost" And
the Palo' 'consilers' il as ..hopelessly
lost, and as much worse than Ellsworth
Me-. where the good Father Bapst was
"tarrcd ana feathcrcl Surely W. have
cause Of exuitation at the growing pros
poets of our again taking a place among
the family Of ''respoct4b,c' villages
We have alaays supposed that the
Devil is not so bad as he is painted, =
and therefore have had some lingering
hope Of rec noration and an admit;ancc
into respectable company aad especial
" when we saw the chief author and in
>tigaioI OF the "tarriug and fcatherinS"
attain an acknowledged chief in the Demo
cratic party, and when We have seen the
agents 0. 4 At party violate al The Iuies
OF civilized society ana trample uader
loot all personal rights and civil laws,
committing murders, robbsrics, arson, and
violating the persons Of innocent females,
and tatling and featAerins Protestant
ministers, without these objects OF their
hatred being guilty of any crime, sayf of
having opinions opposed to the great, 50
called Democratic party and these agents
rewarded with office by Mr.. buchanan
and taken into especial favor. Tie same
papers that condemned Ellsworth with
out stin; or measure for Being betrayed
II. =, . So ~ -.
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Ltvr ,hc LlisWultA Aucuean.l
Mytti'lus.
FROM HE GERMAN.


On a quiet still evening, NyItiilus
still visited Inc mootlt meadows the
calm region Il the moon git AID the
song Of The ujgltrcals had kcp. him
thtrc absorbed in eo>taey. Bat still he
returned again amid tic green foliage Of
the grape yIne to LIS solitary cottage and
saw his aged father, sleeping sweetly, re-
posing N the moonlight, b, hoary head
leaning upon cue arm, Myttjllus placed
himself With folded hands before Hi,
sire.
Long he stood there his counicnanco
was dzed upon the cid nan, It times he
would look through the grape layes 10
heaven and tears Of Joy flowed from the
che ks Of the son.
o father. said he, whom revere next
to the gods; how peacefully thou sleep
est! How iefre>hin. is the sic p Of "a
good man. Truly thy II mb.ing step
went forth firm the cottage to spend the
evening in humble prayer Thou didst
pray :or me, father, for am very happy :,
The gods heard thy prayer. foi if they
60 not, Why does our home appear SO
beautiful amid the bougbs. weighed down
By their load Of fruit: Why does =
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Mathematical Problems.

\ Landed man two daughters had,
And they were very fair,
To each he gave u piece Of land.
ACircl7 ard a SQUARE,
fot 10 increase their riches more.
ii fit il daty bound,
Thysa.fjrtilc farms he did enclose,
With quarter dollars round,
one dime pr acre for the land,
Precisely as laid.
The quarters that enclosed each,
EXACTLY for it paid.
suppose each quarter jast an inch
Then unto me declare,
THE value of each fortune,
The Circle and the Square
"MEcnANlc."
Ellsworth, juno lst.
20 Answers IN two weeks.
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Il IT rDLlCAN
STATE
CoMMII TEE.
4 Temperance Law.
May 20. 1857.

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ITEMS.

Horace Z. Bennett. recently removed
from Chieopee t. Minnesota it!i rom load
ct lumber Rear St, SlOi.d, ana the wheels
passed directly over Ais hody III efafle@
three to'rfhs q a ''''.c to foAss' ~ f1a haaTs,
where he lies at the point d death
The Havana correspondent e he Col=yi. r
and Enquirer states that the diH'renee be-
tween Capt. Pcndleton, q bark Gen Jones,
Of Boston and the laborzr who logged Ia
and finally gave nm u Wound "..tfi' = sgitee,
IN his DEATH was OILY '"o Cats ''''a Ia
mnraefef No" WALKS = '..s.' | ''''-s''''S - s'-
eiiy as ever, vi 'ho"' any Oh. attempting %
"ires' or PUNISH LIN.
An .njourned session Of the Executive
Council VIII ne htta al tia to-.ilvI t!i,-ia 5eT
aug IN -'I-
They have StrAW5srries IN the Bangor
Market.
The wife Of & IN Scott, {vit,s ,h IN h.
has not lived for MANY yefrs. is ran1rted u
he dangerously i'll in Iris, and l.er dang
ter, Mr. Mljoe S:Jtt, sailed tJ- Paris by III
last steamer.
st,,n,or ,f 90 t.,n, c,,lsj.. pir..,.,. e,
81 L.; .,,,l :. ho .,s,l - ~, ,.yit,,,,. -,
,...i., in r.;s;n4 ,7a steamship Citv #
ph;l ,i.l,lio ,y;.;,.r, ,c,s .,.,St olyav an die
;-,a.t at ,wf,nnll,pd in s.etaa5.r l,54.
was launched at Bangor "a Thursday.
Tb. Sherman ,f : ,73,yj,s ,..tyt. rse.f,szl
=, ,r,,, the rs, ii II, t,yf, hall f.r .. mt,
in., of n,rs,ns interested in IL, 81 Ssl..t Of
.,5;-;,.alisr,
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- -. e.. .. -. 8.
wins ..3 an. ,r;,l..t. oc. ~ ri. ..,n. h..
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,..o....I hi,, ,r;.h w. e f.,,,,,sir.,
b.b..
, ?, -
&c -.
..,,,d;,,x =, his ,,,.,, ,.ar5 ,r,.., two no
,-o,, h. rr,..,,c,tta3 sign,l ruzbod
nro, linn thrayv him down. while the other
x.;,,, -, NV. s-,,r.a hi. I,aa1 fro. hi. balv.
-. .
-, rs,.,.,..V -.,,aab "a yy...,rn
pa;,.,al,, %,n.,s,, b.r dress .o,,bt IN
- al ~, ,.,r, ,,,;n., =, ,,ati,. no
-,,n s,r,, th;r+v f,et hafnr. her baa,,s
gave WAY She was not SERIOUSLY. though
her hoops were badly wrecked
ca,n,err,;t rc,y cent n;eccs are in eircu-
lation. intended. no doubt to mix with thu
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IeBSGArs AMUSEMENT IN STIPULATION -
She thtrSs Of this world are made injurious
BY the exercises into which siae prisons run
Of speculation. Even the farm s1ws too
much ground sometimes and his crops iail-
ing, nature returns t. him blank tlr all
the time, labor anl ,pitai oxpeue1. Thus
is is in all business. In well Conducted
lottery there Is as lttia riss as in any ether
speculation. Lotteries occasionally Invested
in Do no harm. The only trouble is in
iniulging in the pnrchae ot tickets without
care and precedence, What is the N,fsrcnce
in risking ffty dollars in a c3almcrtialspac-
ulation n public stock, Ter instance, AMI one
Of Swans * CO 5, SATURDAY Lott, ri = , Il Is
in favor Of the latter. L.ss time and ANXIETY
are consumed, The rsait IS sooner known
and the Amount O profit Is frequently fits
and somctiin 'cs = thousand til Or more
above that 0fany Other Speculate m. Ia tact
u fair l5ttery ~ puh,ic benefit. tsr j; uilks>
money circulate rapidly, ana IS fsse tsau Tire
dangers incidentd 4 aha. al. athrr kinds
of speculation. Any seas.Ala ftars,st
will not hesitate II s.ul ten. Nv. OF tvl
dollars and ha!t - u @srs Sfaa : g..
Atlanta Geer.ia. Tor a whole, lat II asat.g
of ticket. rather than risk lis mon,'r IA t't
ether miscrahl, iolfs ri-ss oil tie dae y ieh
are dsniEel Is commercial aaai.s, IaI lica
usually ,lds in total los s 10 every ont nlo
invests. I, is Ear 3reera }e to daal with
honest managers liz SWIM : G, saaa NTH
enc chevaliegs u tie stock exchange.
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W e.

There will be three races at Portland
on the Fourth-the first wherries and
aud fancy boats, to be pulled by one man
distance two miles--,hree prizes OF
$40. s25, and SIS.
Second-ln four-oaye gigs or boats
distance IL miles, two prizes, . and
$50.
Third-In six and eight Dared gigs
? l-2 miles-two prizes, 1925, s7j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-06-12

equal TIE keen wisdom u Or avn A,a.-
ins teachers w!o male renHdics TIA. care
instantly. We are glad to know you
bow in trembling tcr:cr before our u. III
~ Empcrr.
Written by YANG SEU-TSING,
Ministerial, Chief of the restored Inn err
ial Ming Dynasty, dcs;iucd by the
heavenly wisdo,a to rule IN China.
Translated BY re -lme, lean Consulate
tcng Kong, Cdi,Ia, Nay 81, 1856.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-06-12

PLucK.-The AYhig General Commit
tee of New York City, met last Tues
day evening AMI passed resolution de-
clarine Ig"taeir gadying derotioa 10
IFiig principles
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-06-12

We have received communication
from "Citizen" of or!and, complaining
Of the way that the Loyee to be held in
that place the 4th of July IS to be con
ducted, and the character of it. The
charges are serious ones. We know
nothing of the matter, but supposed tn,
the character of the gentlemen engaged
in it, was a sufficient guaranty for its
claims 10 public favor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-06-12

PREMIUM on RrrFtASIsu.-.Mr.
John Nc. cod Murphy, Of New Y4rl,
who assaulted Mr.. Sieke,s in Washing
ton. is to be presented, i is sail, ser
vice Of plate worth 1920, and watch
and chain marked $50, By tae Navy
Yard workm n, With whom Mr Murphy
was, unti! lately. connected.
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SEVENTH SECTION.

TAX PAYERS ~ MAoHlAs.-II
Uaion gives list Of Al persons and
firms in that town who pay tax OF $50
and upwards. The highest taxpayer is
S. w. Pope & Co, who pay $50.
Total tax for ls57, including State,
County and Town, s7,22I,26. Rate |
LEO per cert,
Number Polls, 37s, Poi tax, 567,-
90.
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II MAKEs ALL THE DIFFERENCE
WHOSE BULL DOES THE GoRiNG.-The
SO called Democrats do not like a practi-
cal application Of their Kansas Border
Rufian tactics. The recent raid of ruff
fans from Baltimore 10 regulate the
election at Washington city, by the use
of ''ribald tongue and clenched fist" and
the more dangerous instruments of pis-
tolls, knives, slung shots &c, is very
properly condemned. and in the severest
terms. But one cannot help thinking
that it makes a vast deal of difference
whose OK does the goring
"Uasueeessful rebellion is treason
In Kansas such transactions were call
ed by the late President Pierce, '.ir-
regular proceedings Rather mid Ian
guage, but then the President was a mild
man.
1t would no. be bad idea for Buchan-
al editors. to bosrow their lan3 aage Of
Of The Washington riot
from pierce's account Of the Kansas
troubles Of ike character.
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FiEE.-Thc dwelling house Of James
Grindle, Jr., Of Penobscot Was discovered
to be oa d.e the ith inst and before d
could be obtained the maia house was
destroyed. The I. pant was saved, and
good part Of the furniture Los
about $1,000, Insurt in the Pouob>c,t
Nut. las. Co., for atou, 5000. suppos.
ed to have caugh, in the attic from de.
feet in the chimney.
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Hon. Henry Hubbard, formerly Govern
or OF New Hampshire, died at O'Clock on
friday morning, at his residence in Charles
town. \. n
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I'D oLPHo WOLFE,

= btepsF NTftf, Nte ForS
fof ale in Bos,on by
l. d. RICH ARDS A Sons !, 4 ~ s,a,.x,,..,
EpN ARD GOLDMAN CO, p5 state street.
SAM l. = cocHRtSE co. so Congress street.
" Lkhs POTTER, la Washington street.
SETH Z, PICKER, . Kim street.
a, L. CUTLER, ~ Ialia street.
" ileos, FAIRBANKS, & co
eAAi LIZ opLGARD i PkELI0S, Hanover and
Portland sts
~ 81 Ek, FOSTER 4 co, / cornhili.
bi.AASHARD 4 GIBSON, Long Wharf
7AAc I'll ~ WIN. A. BREW Err, 80 1 % wssh.
layton stree,
E. Manifold, $50 Mix street nsnll
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Nalu ton in 1856. sdz4.2lj.

REDucrloS 81 FA8L.-tr-e fare be
tween Bangor and Bosom has been re-
duced oy the inside route" 20 two dol
lars. The Steamer NJ. Sanford has also
reduced her fare to the same extent.
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OF n able and well known writer, F.aa-
eas D. Gage and undoubtedly /: would
be yay sradi1 ng te the Hoop Family.
Who have SO tau- be r H,ulk "a; viii h
10 ains cdite,ial wi: and sarcasm, to hear
these questions asked b. Mrs Gage,
fairly answered by some OF the editorial
fraternity. Let some Of them Try, and
see if they can write sensible article
on the ,apicet Of hoops" wish that
hey md ot.eIs Of III, coat tribe he
fore writing q SAYING meeh more On the
subject, were compelled with tae Their
momgtcr about 20 deg, to wear heavy
weisat c: skirts on their hip OF suspend
d from ,hgir sAeullels, of Else have ih=if
clothes happins rouad taeir ankles every
Sep they t ok, Get experience til TIM
which is the most com:5g, BE of these
two wrongs Of women,1 and a.;rrw rd-
chang. f1r one short h4ar to aessat.
moderate. sized hoop. and then se If they
would Mt be glad to ho!l their eycrla~,-
ias Tongues about hoops. or 80 tax
sease about them. AID give woman
the same liberty they have, viz:-we1r
what they please, anl maxi As graf tsa,s
otthemse!v,s as they please by 50 dom.
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or a sac counsellor to the party, who
advocates such a course Of Procedure
Let temperance men he temperate in
the II demands, and satisfied with seeing
the Republican party acknowledge the
superior claims of the temperancc e1.tcI-
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--J5hl 2 CAMEL, IN Of ts.Ite7 and
Henrietta { mbcl. agel } IL wars. als -
b4dlv burned OH SATURDAY. thu lota. last
rs to cause ms death fhs childs clothes
eangh: FIRE while he VAS Lighting naper At the
stove Passport S,a{s4.t
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DR.. Lewis Fcueh'wauser ina notice 70
i4Gor de ,lers in ne st. Louis Lca9rr,

DR.. Lewis Fcuchtwaaser IN notice to
iaeor de tIers in the St Ions fea4rr.
advertising his Flaver;nr< SAYS
The Flavarines are pus up in packages of
), 10, and 30 GALLONS. a''a rz4uir hat add
nj ' '',' - - - ~ ~. AL ~ ~
pal. Holland and English Gin. Jamaica and
It. ,rs'H i'nm: NGn7nsah[ta; BoaF9'n, ir'sa
sn,i pas,.b w.. ~. :. ~ Nla1ta,r,
Mines viii b instantly produced. It re
la'F.s 10 ski 9nt an a1Iiti5h q u 5''p
81 etiyo s.varine
" Tie bes; eosnac OIL green, yellow and
a ~, ' ~%..1G'sa me "' -" ~ -"
Raw whiskey may. hy Or. F'.ace and
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Senator Wilson arrived in Boston IN FRI
day, on his return from Kansas,