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French Novels.

French Novels
FINEVERlN0. Par George Sand 20 cents.
IL Jeanne Par George Sand 40 cents.
Iidora Par George Sand. 20 cents.
Mauprat Par George sand cents.
Gabriel Par George sand. 20 oonts.
Jacques Par George Sand. cents
Horace. Par George Sand, I5 ceuts
Modste Mignon. Par Balzac % cents.
LES Chowans. Par Halzic. 90 cents.
= "a Famile Alan Par Aphonse Karr. 25 cents.
l. Uscolue, Par George sand. 2S
leux Histories. Par Eugene Sue 81 cents.
Ahxia Paul Par FIvaL 80
Theatre Compet. Par Ballac. q
la Creole Par Feval.
Don Martin dc Freytas. Far Dumas. 25
Jacques ] ~ Jacques IT, Par Dumas, cents.
Add many others at tho same low range of prices
May 20 FRANCK TAYLOR
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Proposals for Wood and Coal

'''N'' - May 50
CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received
Office until II O'Clock, Wednesday, tho ION Cgi
next for furnishing aud delivering In the vaults of the C
the House OF Representatives before the io
tober next hundred (Of $40 pounds 10 the toh
thracie white ash coal lums OF not less than three hO
six inches in diameter, and entirely free from slate OF ~
substances. ..,.sa
Also for two hundred cords Of first quality seasoned m
be measured In the Capitol yard twenty i've cords
three pieces and the balance 70 be sawed in two cc s
packed away 10 the vaults the expense Of the contrac
TO he subject the Inspection and approval OF person
by the Clerk Of the House Of Representatives. Nd
Security Cor the faithful performance Of the CONTRACT y
the above articles TO the satisfaction OF the Clerk Of no
rescntaves will bo required ,coJ
Proposals may b. separate and should be endorsed 4
Wood and Proposals for Coal and directed 20 ne w
'''1'0 y ~ y - WILLIAM CUII0A !
Nav 2o-1awSIauelo Clerk House Representative
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Form mgogsr.

I,---, Of - in the State of , here
articles in the hercuuto annexed agrecaby the
q f % asa q q ns M or S
should my oaer be accepted request to be addressed at
--, for signature and certificate
the price must be set the amount carried out the aggregate footed up
Form Of Guarantee
Inc unders'gned' 81 q IN ,sa The state STATE @, Of
- hereby guaranty ,ha, the foregoing bid q
for any Of the classes therein accepted that
he they w within days after the the
he WS good and ssasni ars and ess
shall Gail % enter into conae, as aforesaid guaranty to
and that which may be accepted
Signatures orswo suaranors. ob oB
R,,s.,. Ra,s,
/ hereby certify that tho yenamcd - known to
me as men property and able to make good their guarantee
To be signed by the United district judge
cl attorney, collector or navy agent and no others
The following the classes required the respective yards
KITTERY, MAINE
wheoak logs. yellow pine plank stock logs
10. Locust No Is Iignumvipe No ii Iron No 22 spikes
and nails No 2s Lead zinc and tin No % Hardware No So
Hose.
CHARIEsTowN, MASSACHUSETTS,
Class No, whteoak logs. No. g. White proriscuous
timber No white-oak Keel pieces and radder stocks No
No. % u mast w, and 2 spar TN timber T No. White pine
oak boards No H. Black walnut cherry No IS Locust No
H. White ash and hickory bars and butts No 10 wheoak
No Iron b. spikes nails % Lead zne tin
rs Hardware No. 27. Paints oils &c. No % Flax
Glass. Leather. No Brushes. No S.
Bunting dry goods 81. Pitch Tnlow
soap oil No SO Ship chandlery No 40 stationery No Al
wood.
BROOKLYN NEW YORK
No White oak logs No 8 White promscuou
No Yelowpine plank stock logs No. yellow pine beams No
Ash cypress white oak boards No H. Black walnut cherry
hogny No. 49, Locust No "a Wheash oars and hickory bars
and butts No 10 White oak slaves and heading No 10 Black
spruce No IS ugnunvite No 81 Iron No. % Spikes and
nails No % Lead zinc and tin No - zig iron No 20 Hard
No 80 Flax and cotton twne No 81 Glass No 81
goods No 81 Pitch rosn No 3s Telow soap, oil No 50
ship chandery. No 40. Stationery. No Al. Ere-wood.
PHILADELPHIA
Class No White oak plank No Yelowpinc plank logs
press oak walnut, cherry mahogany
No Is H. White ash and hickory
- Lead zinc tin Hardware. Paints oils &C. No
2s Flax No 90 Cotton No 30 Flax and
Bruscs No a5 Bunting and dry goods No 81 Pitch
No 49, Tllow, soap, OIL No 80 Ship clandery.
WASHINGTON, D, c.
Class No TO- White pine. No. H. Ash cypress No
walnut No. 81 No % Spikes nails No. Lead,
uu No "a Pig iron No 20 Hardware No 81 Paints, oils, &c
No. 9? u es Glass Mo- 81 % M tar Ton o NM No. s. a S soap OIL
Chain iron No 45 ngo No 40 Sand, straw &c No AZ
Miscellaneous.
GosroRT VIRGINIA
Class No wheoak logs No. Yellow pine plank stock logs
No TO- White pine. No IL Ash white oak boards.
H. Black walnut cherry, and mahogany No H. whcash
vitn No 81 Iron No % Spikes and nails No % Lead
aud tin No 25 Hardware No a. Paints, oils &c No IS Flax
81 Glass. No % Leather No 80 Hose No a. Brushes No
% Bunting and dry goods No 81 Pitch tar, rosn No 49, Tai
May 25-lawlw
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Proposals for Live Oak.
NAVY DsrARrMkST,
Bureau Of Construction, A,

Bureau Of Construction, &c., May 2, 1857
CEALED PROPOSALS for delivering so 900 cubic
sSp ' Msprsus Bs IN S Yo e aa q
Gpor Virginia will be received at this bureau the 18th June
proposals endorsed Pyea for Lue o they
may be distinguished from other business st.os The offers may be
yard and required by law must be accompanied by suitable
guarantee, the form Of which i herewith given.
suees In the full estimated will be required sign the
contract and additional and collateral security 10 cent will
be withheld the amount Of each delivery until the contract
pleed,
Of the difficult and crooked pieces will be with
held such further amount addition the Is por be
lions be delivered The remaining proportion Of
each BILL when approved In tpate by the oomandan o tho yard
viii be paid by such navy the may within
thirty days after It's presentation TO him
twill bc stipulated in the contract that default be made by the
parties Of the hrs, part in delivering all Of the timber named
n aa na a. % ~ ae and % pas then and md u that
States Of money not exceeding twice the total therein
thereof may to time according
ae. Of Congress in that case provided March lsis
lowing 5000 cubic feet of keeon pieces
aprons all siding inches siding
These pieces TO be in number in the proportions in which they
shape length hereooro received with
frames Of corresponding siding the mouds of which can be seen at
$4,000 cubic of the siding Is inches
these pieces being in length from IS II feet having natural and
fair curve rye O. from ~ 70 30 inches or more in that length aud two
crook also 5000 cubic feet siding 10 and 5 inches in length from
TO 20 feet
All sided straight fair timber
be
within 80 miles OF the which satisfactory evidence
win be required by the OF the be delivered
the yards subject
inspection approval bureau;
hall be delivered before the 1858 the
remainder on or before the LIST Of July, 1889
Firm Of 0ger
], -, OF the State --, hereby agree o furnish and
deliver the United navyyard thousand
cubic feet Of yek timber conformity with the advertisement of
the Bureau Of Construction tho date Of May q 1857
5000 cubic feet suitable for principle pieces sided is and 20 inches
foot.
cubic timber inches length
10 IL feet, at -- foot
5000 cubic feet curved timber sided IL inches length IS II
feet, at - foot.
5000 cubic feet timber siding 13 Is nches length
feet, at foot
Total value.
should my accepted, request addressed
and the contract forwarded the navy
at ------. for signature and certificate.
(Date,) ABB.
Form Of Gudrdnee.
The undersigned, OF In the State Of
hereby guaranty that tho foregoing bid be accepted,
WILL within days after the the contract the Office
named designated the for
with good and sufficient shall fail
ence between the offer of the said and that which may be
accepted. G d.
(Iate) Il. i
Witness: G H.
hereby certify named d
me as men Of property and able TO make good their guarantee
(Date.)
ITO be signed by the United States district Judge United States dis
rct attorney, collector, or agent and no other
May 2-la5wf
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The Of these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion, specie, ewery precious stones
ding signed therefor and the thereof expressed
May
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A DVENTURES AND EXPLORATIONS in Hon
IA duras by William Wells volume with maps and illus
squors Notes Central America with maps
illustrations,
Cuens btbmus Of Darcn Ship Canal volume London with
maps.
Gisbornes Daren Journal volume, London with
rds Adventures the Mosquito shore volume with sixty
cravings.
Typographical map OF the Ihmus Of Panama Daren.
nynevor Terrace by tho author OF eir OF Recync" vol
Rev. Mr. Below Address ON Theatres, &C.
Bacons Essays, with Bishop Whaiey's Notes volume svo.
Travels in Europe by Rev John n Edwards.
The Bible and the People by Miss Bcecher.
May 20 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Sale OF Indian Trust Lands In Kansas Terri
tory
BY THE PRESIDENT OF nm UNITED STATES.

BY THE PRESIDENT or THE usITKD STATES.
IN pursuance of law, /, FRANKLIN PIERCE, Pres
thai public sale win be held Iowa Point Donan The
next i The disposal % ae % H. % anas he u s . . b S ne n
states for the benefit Of the Iowa tribe of Indians situated with
by said Indians a rust as aforesaid to wit:
SOuA q he sas lis q priacipal meridian
Townships No hOen sixteen seventeen eighteen
Townships No seventeen, eighteen, and
treaty amounting in The whole % eHs hundred acres and situate IN
townships two, Of ranges nineteen and twenty.
Tuesday the twenty sixth disposal
bands e psf s 1ss % e a SsasVS Ws o %
dns as are situated within the townships said
Torroy and eeded by said conderaed aforesaid wit
South u the base line aad Of principal
townships naeen sixteen and seyenioen Of twenty.
townships a,eel sixteen and seyenieen Of twenty
Townships neen sixteen and eighteen
Townships fifteen sixteen, eighteen range
Townships hecu, sixteen seventeen eighteen range
ty i've.
Provision been made by the second and third articles OF the
treaty Of ceson that individual
bands should be entitled hundred sixty land and
in addition that should apart a
on reservation and BY the h article Of six hundred
and ry acres should also be selected and set apart for The beneh, Of
the American Indian Mission Association; said nnd amounting
about forty eight Thousand having been selected the following
townships above named TO wit
Townships and seventeen, range twenty-five.
Townships nieen sixteen seventeen and eighteen twenty
three.
Townships sixteen seventeen, range twenty four
sixteen and seventeen range twenty i've are hereby set
Also at Icompon In said Territory commencing Tuesday the
twenty third day OF June the disposal Of the lands
held trust by the United the
of Indians wn townships
prisng the n portion OF the lands
dians, in trust as aforesaid
South # the base line and eat Of the sih principal meridian
Townships five six eight nine eleven range
Townships eight nine and eleven, range
Townships six seyen eight nine and eleven
Townships six eight nine and range eighteen
The terms OF said sales win be cash.
below the valuation placed
and payment being made receipts duplicate will
therefor OF which will be delivered the purchaser
Patents viii subsequently be issued for the purchased
accordance with the regulating
The offering the above lands will be
specyey appointed and Will proceed the they
are ADVERTISED wh all convenient despatch until the whole shall
have been offered and the sales thus closed.
All purchases paid
following day at the risk Of the defiulng purchaser
Given under hand at the
day OF February, eighteen hundred and Gfty seven
FRANKLIN FIERCE.
BY the President
| GEO. W. MAsyrENSY,
Commissioner o Indian
~ BNo newspaper publish foregoing
tement without special instructions to that effect the Comn
sioner Of Indian Affairs.
Feb 28-1awtlJune
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Stationery.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 20, 1857.

= N
GEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be
the Office the Secretary OF the Navy until O'Clock
m Monday furnishing all the station
required by the Navy Department aud the several
the commencing the h Of July 1857 and ending
the 30th OF June, 1883
be Of the best quality delivered with
satisfaction the head Of the office
which they required.
required each bidder for stationery must furnish with his
proposal sample OF each article bid for
uniformity the proposals. blank forms will be furnished
disposed bid and bid win be considered which does
fully the advertisement and In which each and
@ bid for and in which than price named for
article
sufficient with approved
faithful execution Of the will be required
person contracting The authorized
will given, also satisfactory testimonials full
the bd otherwise will not be
sidered.
department to itself the right of ordering
quantity each and article contracted for the public
service may require
Should article be required not enumerated in the contract
be furnished at the lowest market price, according its
quality
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MATTHEW HALE SMITH, Counsellor-at-law in
lNl the United and the of New
York, No lls Nassau street, New York, Ny.
An ~
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Navy Beef and Pork for 1853.
NAVY DKrAKrMKNr,

CsEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals for
- "Proposas for Pork, the be- will be
this Office until oclock "Wednesday the 18th day
furnishing and delivering free OF all and risk 10
the United States, al the following navy yards
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SfIIPLEY, & CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
~ Austin Frttrs, London.
b. G. WAINWRIGHT & Co,
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Stamped Envelopes.
Posr oFFiCE DEPARTMENT,

May So 1857
CEAI.ED PROPOSALS will be received until 3, D
- Of the 9Th day July furnishing all stamped
reop this department require for period OF four
No. OF OF r ss % inches ws ea Sl %he paper or in
such proportions Of bun and white as may be ordered
proportions Of either may be required.
packing parcels envelopes Of 100 500 EACH and for wooden
for packing parcels of 10 TO 25 900.
quality manufactured specially for the purpose
aa @ ne = @ m shes oc a @ @ G n They must be
packed without charge for packing and furnished complete and
masters.
which to be pasted the box by the manufacturer without charge
The dies for embosng the postage stamps the envelopes
and kept in order at the expense Of the contractor,
Bidders requested to furnish samples paper with their bids
Of the quality they intend the manufacture the envelopes
security required for tho faithful performance
quality samples and the suncency the bidder
himself o right 70 annu whenever he shall discover
speculation and he viii in % no ' 81 ne rt transfer nSr
the contract 70 any party who shall be- in his opinion less able and
served 70 annu the contract for failure to perform faithfully
envelopes pomasters the quarter end
Ing March 81, 1857, Is stated below
sci al 1,ssS $50 No. \ / ], stamped cents
el3sSS 1sSS g :, 20"
,nI The , bids s0oa 1 be marked osss for Stamped
partment" . AARON V, BROWN,
May 30-dtJuy6f Postmaster General.
TIME KINGDOM AND PEOPLE OF SLAM; by
Il SIR John Bowrng with narrative Of his mission in 1855
vols. London 1857. SIS So
Speeches Of Eminent British Statesmen
Russian l vol London 1857. 81 25
Lord Broughams Speeches. with historical noducons vol
london, 1857. 81 rs.
Burkes Speeches Warren Hastings eps-
toary correspondence. vols.
Tales Of tic Genh; Persian by
rel New edition illustrated vol London 1857. 81 %.
British Navy Last for 1857. 81 cents
Almanach dc Gotha
Hughes Patent Laws o all 1 vol IDndo
lnys letters translated into English by Memoh vols
don 81 rs.
May 30 FRANCK TAYLOR
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scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR
01icc OF Indian Affairs, April III, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
IN in the foregoing the Of the
Of Indian lands changed postponed
following periods:
lands Iowa Point Wednesday, 81 day OF June
The lands Of the Weas &C. Pao Wednesday oath Of
June next
Delaware lands oawkee Wednesday 18th July
by order u the Secretary of the Interior:
CHARLES f. MIX
ad
ApIl-lawtsotunc
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Change of the Place of Sale OF the Delaware
Trust Lands in Kansas.

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
lN the Delaware trust lands in Kansas Territory advertised to
place Iecompton the I'D
changed to- and will commence Oawkee in said Territory the
day and date.
BY order Of the Secretary Of the Interior:
CHARLES f. MIX,
Commissioner dd
INFERIOR
Office of Indian Affairs April 6, 1857.
April 7--lawt1June
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The following the classes required the respective yards
KITTEBY MAINE

Class Whteoa logs. Yellow pine plank stock logs
No TO- White No H. Ash, cypress, white oak No
10. locust No 49, Iignnmyse. No 81 Iron. No 90 Spike
And nails No. 23 Lead zinc and tin No %. Hardware
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T.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

FAST PRIcEs.-St. Paul, Minnesota, is q
fast place-that is, if we may Judge from
the way they charge for things A party
the other day had to pay $4s for the use of
two coaches and a wagon to carry them
and their baggage nine miles; and one gen
tleman offered $40 for pair Of horses and
light buggy, to be gone only two days, but
lac was too low. To the Falls of St. Antho-
ny, nine miles distant, where stages run
hourly, the price is 81, and no one thinks Of
putting on an opposition at such low prices.
st, Paul, a, the present time. contains pop
ulation of $4,000. The people don't seem
TO work much, but appear to get rich by
" swapping jackets" Land that gives four
mullen stalks to the acre, sells for 800 an
acre-the mullen stalk harvest being fol
lowed 10y winter eight months long.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

eo,d IN Dsvenppst y 1AYLOR : DALix1O -
Ill DMDgse HaencAlslapd b. CsSlos 0bea ,Dvu0glst
Who VII furnish The t1ads q nanu11a1Wsse ys1os.
JuneseAAWem
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

CnILDaES roR the WEsr-A company Of
80 children, in age from to IA years, from
the Children's Aid Society, LEFT on Thursday
afternoon for the West, under the protection
mr. &C. Tracy. Of the Newshoys Lodging
House. This is that gentleman's eighth ex-
petition Westward. The children were
nicely dressed, and looked exceedingly
happy ON leaving the city, and sung their
farewell eongs to New York merrily.-NY
Times, 0tk
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

There has been OF late an unusual NOR
tality in the Senatorial body, amounting al
most to defamation. Out Of the fifty'nine
members of the Senate during the last Con
gress, there being vacancies from Indiana
Missouri and California; no less than Ave
have already passed away. viz:
Messers. Clayton, Of Delaware; Bell, of N
Hampshire; Adams. of Mississippi; Butler, Of
South Carolina, and Rusk, of Texas. This
record is. We believe, without a parallel in
the history Of the country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

AMERICAN REAPERs IN ExGlHND.-At the
annual meeting Of the Royal Agricultural
Society Of England, recently held at Sails
bury. the new reaper, called the Eagle,
which combines reaping and moving. in
vented by A. II. Caryl, Of Sandusky. Ohio
carried off the first prize in that department
and MCcrmick's machine the second The
American horse rake, the American bee.
hive, DC, attracted much attention.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

DECLINE IN WnEAr.-The Rochester Demo
crat Of the 4th says:
We are informed that Buffalo firm has
Just closed . contract for the delivery of
one hundred thousand bushels of Chicago
spring wheat at decline Of about fifty cents
Breatistutfs is inevitable
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

Arte,TIoNArE-Am urderess named Char
lotte Jones is now in prison in Pittsburgh,
Pa, awaiting public execution. A few days
ago her sister expressed wish that Char
lotte would send her some money to pur-
chase new dress that she might 60 to sec
her hung.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
MEDICAL.
DIR. IIUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion !!
INIOrfM0fp,8 Friend.
JUST PUBLlSHED, GRATtIITOUS.
~ Y0IfNG MEN AMI

TO YOUNG MEN AND
othe,-. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
hrst and direct conseaucn
81 EXCESS and abuse OF the
sexual ,ystem, Is . peculiar
diseased condition Of the -
minal organs which he Au-
thor In HIS TREATISE. has
called the special disease Of
Aastnrbatson. The follow
ing disorders. som. In one
case, some IN another, are
again the direct con~qucn.
ces u this disease, viz H.
~..l.Al k....Al-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

Did you ever hear Of the wife who wrote
to her husband in California, and commence
her letter thus:
| ''Oh tell me not that absence conquors
love. "the longer you stay away the bet
ter like YOU"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

~" LIKE FATHER, LIKE Son. y
Henry Abbey and his father have both
been sentenced to the Vermont State
prison, for bigamy. The boy had two
wives, and his governor six.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20

Returns Of the surveys Of public lands
in Kansas and Nebraska have been received
at the General Land office, embracing near
" four hundred thousand acres, situated in
South Platte, Nemsha and Delaware iii.
stricts, between the Platte and Kansas Ri
yprs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-20
GODFREY'S
(,elPbrWtell CO1'liiNlBiffe1'S

An Unegmalled Tonic 4 !S.omachic.
4 POSITIVE aud Yslatsbie Remedy FOR 6 neral De-
n bli,ty, Dyspepsis, Ioss Of Appetite, and AL disor
der Of the Digestive Organs.
The Inventor and Proprietor OF Godfrtg's ode
brafed Cordial Bifteys In commencing them a, an
unrv allen tonic and iLygoraIt Is Sustained BY the
best medical authorities ef Enope and Americ,, Is
veil Is BY he multitudes who have tested the A.
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this powerful renovator The dyspeptic who resorts
70 0odfreys Cordial tters, nnds th- bensn perms.
nsns, Upoa The vital organs, they exc else al ~
sanitary influence, and yet their agency Ia Is mild
- sslutary. For general debility, sinking At the
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depresslea. broken slsrp, atu
fantneso sftse exercise, irrstaoilsy choc. co,ve-
aess and all d orders of the nervous system, their
benenis are iuczlculabie.
Purchasers are cautioned against oil t0positio0s.
Central Depot, le south Wniism st NY.
GDO GODFREY,
Juna2od3m Proprietor,
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.NOTYC,E.

I'm and amer tho ID Of January the undersignsd
~ BANKERS the city Of Davenport, will oprn their
o6ces for business at O'Clock A. M. and close o.
O'Clock ?. y. until further notice.
COOK SARGENT,
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CHUBD, BRO, BAkROwS 4 co.
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1t Cheers, Int does not LneJriate.
THIS unequslled baverage possesses medicinal pro-
u uerttes Of the highest order II Is manufactured
especially for and By the Proprietor and Patente, OF
the best materials, and he's the merits withsnt the
deieterous effects OF any other Gin either In Crest
br.tfed Co. dial Gin hiss been adopted by eminent
physicians as the purest and most enicscous diilu
sive gtimuant and duretie which manufacturing
skill has get given 10 the word.-ts entirely exempt
from those alcoholic drinks which beg.t thirst for
stMulants. Orders 70 any amount promptly filled
~ the PruprietOr. ESQ GODFREY,
Importer Of Brandies, Gin, Wines, &c.
JuneaodSm 10 South william ct. New York