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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
>7HE TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE.

To az Editor Of Tht " y rr,tss.
SIR: knosing that yen are ~ilhrg ~ he'p ioost
~to VII help hen'eve please sbfwtf che folio wing qo'ers
in TBg rRibuNE:
IL there ten doEdr sewing machine in the nSiie Where
ssn b. obtaineG'
ka0Heia. III Sept 70 ls5L
AAsvtr-Thero Is "ten dollar sewing nGchine"
Tor sale in thi, city 1t has been frequently advertised
IN Tux TRIBUNE, and may be addressed by MAJ, we
presume, by is name, "watsons Ten Dollar Sewing
Machine" But at that price It will not give good sst-
sfsc.on because il scks the table 10 stand upon and
tresde 10 operate it by the foot That costs 81 more
making the real cost of the machine SIC 1t is not 50
flushed and perfect Singers, which costs $780, and
s very valuable machine, or Wheeler g. Wilson's,
which costs $780, and which prefer for family use;
or Grover Bakers, which some others prefer but 1t
h q machine that will assist "poOr woman natter
ally il does not get out Of order too easily, in conse-
sSenoe Of lie cheap construction which we are afraid
Il is liable TO do. 1t with one thread from CON-
mon spool, though the thread must be extra good,
such as that manufactured by the Willamette Linen
Company and the stitch is looped one, of the tam
bsur order, but II is sufficiently strong, and will not
ravsl if the ends carefully fastened. Such $40
sewing machine. II able should prefer to pay
Auzdred for better one. II not we would take the
lev priced one a. a substitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

Judge Butler has, at New-Haven, granted an in
junction against the Bank Of North America, oested
ct Seymour, and appointed Thomas Ransom tPresi-
den. OF the bank, Raymond French one Of the Drec-
tors) and p. b. Buckingham IAN indifferent person.,
receivers with permission to receive the bills Of the
bark in payment Of it's dues. hearing was CON-
nenced yesterday on motion to make the injunction
perpetual but IL was postponed TO the December term
Of Court to be held on the third Tuesday Of Deem
Der. New-Haven Palladium
The ChattanOoga Tenn Gazette learns from what
Il terms good authority that the work Oh the Cleve
land and Chattanooga Railroad that is to connect Chst
tsDooga and Knoxville, and with Richmond, Va,
through the Valley of Virginia, without making the
finely. The tunnelipg, the most important part, is
being pushed forward from both ends with all the
force and every hour that be successfully devoted
to it. The balance Of the work, under the able sub
contractors is going ahead and it is thought the cars
will take their place on the route in April next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

which 10 lti; to Se.-Yns. LAxs Ixposrs .sa.. -,
t1sh. What 3ooo bash Barley CsSsL SIC
Four; H. 600 bash. Whest 5000 busA Corn, a - e
Barley. N ssst.
0PEoyioEScr. OF. 10 -Corros-rts Jogrnsi s.y,
no market pot. The sales for tho x,.k =, Ave
1bt s1d price, are n.uina wooi-The s.iss hrv. .so
very ithi IS NOT 70 BE- worth fsporns-5oo u Pss,,s
g. on private tsrmS. "y
CHICAGO. Oct. lO-e p m -Pour qu@t vyb... An. -,
GOO bushels At To- Com tim: .ala Ia eao - ~ a.s
Oats buoyan, shipmsn,s 70 Buffalo TO Say 100 ~. e
IS 600 bushels Whest cs bushels Cor. b. oe~ Flow,
NV ORLEANS Oct. p-The ues x Coy,o,s' , :, Zen
M OfO bales; price. quite irrssus but uo sAs 100.
~ ors .sdy a. IS s2i. Se,hnr aotn, - - l@ilfc.
roSyY ,,il sb The decrease In specie IN tie A..
ur.k The decrease Of depos.s hss ,S s he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
Markets. i. .Reportea bx Ttl.g1 nri.

BUFFALO, Oct TO- 1857 m-FLoUR dull srI lower. and
in sood suPpy sales so bb a. - 75G . for the Of
extras WHEAT quiet and seady sales bush Chicss)
sIrnE &; isaa Cosx heavy with small sales at $685.
OATS hrsr saef g. On bush 4Oc WHIsKY hs savsneed
sass 80 bills =. 1915 per Gal FREIGHTs firm loo FOR
West 70 EewYort, and not much ofeIin, LAKE IMPORTS
ior ne - h'aIs ending today: 5000 bb Flour 49, 90
SUsh Wheat, 500 bash Corn o0 bush. Oats. CANAL Ex
PoErs: 400 tusb Wheat, ID 900 bush. Dat.
OswEeo, De- lisp ID -FLOUs dull. WHEAT lower anl
1ns.ed holders have submit concession In order
aze 'al.s COCO tE,h Upper Lake sprns a. sOc CoEy
changed sales ow eg,a q: 6l FBIIGHrs frmer Whes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
Arrived.
9rNnAI OF. IL.

pass Duncan. Sailed in company with shp Crest a
the Wave for New Orleans Experienced very heavy weather
the passage
Bk Poeeton seey Demerars Sept 49, coffee hide' "sa'
old metal &c 70 master
Brig Ceyon tBr) Crowen Windsor days plaster to II.
Kelly. L.
Brig Julio Span Colado Allegante 50 days salt ad ,
ice root TO Gomez Wallace Co. a,
Schr. II. w. Johnson Crein, mdse. from wreck u sap
Ire me- ashore at Morrches, 70 Johnson Higgins
scbr. Pelsdes lBr McBurnie, Psrrsboro ~ g. esI>
plaster TO p. /. Neyius B Son 80
schr. y. g. Buxton Ttoorns, sseo days heading ~ u
Scan
sohr. Andrew Brown, Lowell Albany for Boston.
scbr. Empire, Lowell, Albany for Boston. -,
Steamer Potomsks Cushmsn New Bedford Is houn nas'-
20 jos Allen. . ,
Isaac Oden.
wIND-Durng the day, NE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

A correspondent of The ST. LDnis Republican,
writing from Psducah, H., Oct. 9, says:
"Three Specie Brokers were here to-day from
cincinnati. They waited on by the citizens, and
sotifed to leave or take the consequences They
took their carpet-bags away az they came
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

aEs T,s,s /. iromep,e relief in his change.
l. is he first step tossrd the ress0r]D,sy T -,
10 men snd money and a. Stch We nsii ne +; -
two wsys OF regarding Illinois bsnk psPeI; ~ '
tsSer II rer So !. i undesirable that We msu1
ard perhaps ought 10 have more ccnVettoe s.l' ~
uopey. Bot when We consider u IN rs'r'ep
bearing on The daily domestic traffic OF our cly sos
IA hesYirr remotely on the bonds Of the SsIe y. rs
souyi and cor seoueptly on Missouri credit ara Ms
.our railroads we mus be forced 10 sdmt tnst tne'e
ale two aides 20 the question. $1,000,
We are grs.ifed 20 learn from onr advertising COZ,
unrs that the Bank Of 81 Louis VIII be organized ara
commence business on the 2Jth OF this month. The
.ecord instannent Of the stock, heretofore cfe1 Is
requested 10 be paid in promptly. III kh9Nn .ns'
over one hundred thousand dollars oil the stock OF TINS
Bark wac paid up, and was on deposit win some OF
a. srsnsnded brokers' |. was fesred that II w.s
0,ied mn but II seems 10 have been held IN the ght
4 "special deposit and viii be forthcoming, anu the
Bank will certainly commence business. ms Is an.
ether sign OF the return OF confidence. MOI
than three millions Of dollars hsve been wlthdrs~n
from the banks and bankers Of st. Louis, in tao last
thirty DAYS This was mostly good money too. IL mas
rot # be city. 1t is so we'd away in :se'es places
and will return TO active employment, and to the oank
vaults, with returning confidence.
The Democratic Pioneer Of October says tina. =" no
"lossaee will occur to the holders Of Farmers Bsnk
q" lof F izsbeth City, " c. notes. The Bsnk being
"pe,fectly solvent, WI redeem i's notes at proper
"time 1t will resume as soon IS the Northern msr'
"kets will Justify its 10 so doing
The following is list of the broken or dlscreiite
banks Of Illinois:
Bellyle Bank Bank Chester Stock Security Bank, Corn
Exchange Bank Bank Of Pike Comfy, Sank of Elgin
Silver il said 10 be scarce a. Evansville IND,
that the Restaurants have issued checks for 90 and -
cents each.
The passenger receipts of the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad for three weeks erdng Oct. s, were: >,
let week......sSOS 6 Sis dweek......... $1,000 50
2pd Sl056 83l
Total. 80 IVA W
The following is a statement Of the deposits and
coinage of the Branch Mint of the United States,
New. Orleans, during the month OF September, 1897:
DEPOSITS. .o,o- r,
California gold, and silver extracted from the ~
GOLD 5000 a
Half Eagles-L0co eHiVVV W
SILVER COINAGE.
Quarter Dolars-2o0,00O peces......-......S1lUp
Dimes-l 90, 900 pieces. lOo"V
Total amount ofsilver looOoo !"
Total Of gold and silver coinage Sl'OV~ w
FROM The Philadelphia Buiietia Oct 3. III,
The coal trade shows signs OF Improvement. Ine
following s statement of the anthracite coal tunnage
from the Jehiph and SchNykill regions for the last
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

In ,iip Nortsunb,,idad, fro" LoHdon.Ios Water. Ca,
,;ns 5u Vernet Charlotte DO Vernet Mara IL S Se'
Elizabeth stros.su.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

MINIATURE ALsASsc......I TINS Du.
s,nR,... = sos sets........5:2f Noon-ss.s :. o.,,-
~ gsg wArzR....rsIs DAr.
S,r1v pooh 2,2l Gov tsrd-.3;ila BsH Gs.s.. Al.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

We annex comparative statement Of the Foreign
Imnnrts 81 Now York for the week and snce Jan. |:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12

The ship Kentuck.n will this afternoon be taken the
balance dock for repairs She viii be stripped eesllked sr3
newly coppered The ship Rebecs will also be
pail balance dock for the purpose.
The steamship Isabel this afternoon Hos.ei Of the be-
dock and towed round her berth, Pier No. RIVER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-12
s1 ia 05

From The Philadelphia Buuetia, Oct g. -,
The coal trade shows no signs OF Improvement. The
following is statement of the anthracite coal tunnage
from the Lehgh and SchSylkill regions for the last
week and the season, giving also comparison with
the tunnage Of the correspOnding period last year
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-06
chicago SQUAD 10 the Core!
Mayor Elected and = majority In the Council!
republication Triumphant

The election yesterday demonstrated the
power oil r. publicanism in Chicago, with an
invincible force, and makes us prouder than
,ver OF the great FREE city Of the Union,
Our candidate for Mayor did not fully
poll the Republican strength, nor did he
make up far the loss thus sustained BY any
outside, OF so-cslled democratic vote. Nay
The moment his nomination was proclaimed,
that moment, the disorganized and divided
opposition, united, and rallied and made an
angry aud fierce conflict against US. IL
was violent and bloody in the Seventh Ward,
though not fatal, we trust to life or limb, to
the partizens Of either side. But notwiih
standing this partial loss Of cur friends, not
withstanding this union OF the opposition,
WRsTwoRrA carried the city by over TWELVE
MAJORITY, as we suppose, at this
late hour az p. NJ and is the mayor o.
the city OF Chicago by q TRIUMPHANT VOTE
We rejoice. The spirit and pluck Of the
people Of Chicago, when just reforms and
the great principles of freedom are concern
ed, are able to cope with ard crush any op-
position. They viii not yield nov nor
ever when the country calls upon them TO
d. OF dare Tor justice and right,
The triumph on the rect Of the ticket i
more decided, Ia all probability, than or thai
81 mayor. Thus tho City Government viii
ps in the hands Of men who We believe and
trust will not only establish 8 new policy,
bot make il consonant with q wise practi-
cal business system and a Just ruls.
fcaicaSo Trtb,
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isns. Somn two hundred aud fifty Irish
came up about 8 2 Al hooting aud yelling
like demons, and armed with clubs and
knives These ~Fofians immediately sct up
on the Germans. swhoeiotcths palines trsta
a fence and defended themselves. A furious
fight snsued. which lasted for some time
Men were knocked doan by dozens. Alter
a severe battle, the Germans completely
whipped cut tho Irish snd cleared the rolls,
aud peace was restorcd. Many Of the Ger
mans had gone home, when a mob OF tour
to fse hundred Irish came to the assistance
Of their recently defeated country men, arm.
cd this time with pistols and cluts. The
few Germans on thu ground made no resiss
tsnce, The Irish fell upon them--a dozen
or score upon one-and beat quite a number
severely, some almost TO death.
Charles Walter, a peaceable German
while walking away from the polls, wa:
followed BY q dozen brutal lfishmsn and
beaten and shot. His arm was broken an
bis head cut most terribly. He was sist
shot in the head, receiving q severe hesl
wound.
Frank Seiffert, another German, was SO
| upon and beaten with sticks and cut siti
| knives. and when down was Jumped upon
| and badly injured internally. II was though
late las, nigh, that he would die. Sewers
| other Germans were very badly injured
| The police were wholly inefficient an,
worthless. 4 rigorous investigation shout
be set on foot, and every one OF the brute
| who went up 10 the German poll, and 60
ap the riot should be punished 10 the utmos
severity Of the Law, and the seoundrel dem
agogues who Kissed them on should b
made to suffer an equal measure Of punish
ment.-CAtcaqo Trtb.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-06

4 Recipe that rarely ever fails 70 cure q Cold,

Nov, whhe winter Win ta brrthsn Of cslds sn
GoHsas, q, wisA rs, We think 3 fsnviy that Will rsIie7,
such vtitstions should b. highly prizsd, and All wlo
know the worth u thit remedy, viii A. g. We do--prfzs
itdoatly Jstss double dose Of Dr. ssufsrd's Invipc.
rabaT, and It VII .iY= greater RELISH than suy othsr
mF7ieirs Ts s'st ttis4, hF VIC haze rarely n rtpsat Inc
foset ~ s''fr"lr free fr.u Cough, aud as sgoD - tie
ianss hsTs tine n throw Of the collected matter, the
care IL somrists fAniy Medicine, for the cure u
"wsi bissas5a Wgrn., nsfsng mont Of the Stomach
4na Li7sTs We Gao rsa9tnusIdit knowingly For sale
oy Druggists generally, rod Chas. y. Webb, Usv.
ehPor'; sls0 ny ssR inrd n Co.. n. Y.Gity.
fgHEr GhH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-06
NnTICE.

NrorIcE /. hsraby 0iysn that al ~sltctiaH will BIO hold.
~ en- on tho hsst Al0niay Of April nextat the esus'
places &c ho thug such elections in each aud sss.y p
viii 10 i via taken hy The legal voters Of said conn.y
tr The fallauiug officers, e, wit. One superintendent
Of ruhlie III ,,ruciion Cor The site of Iowa, QUE itasistat
az the Land once, ono Cammissioner Of the I'ssMoins'
Rapids I,apgoy, nsat, on, pl.tttct Judge Tor the iout
teSnth Judicial uistrlct. consisting OF seotii JACKSON
and Vl,uton counties, one Assessor fer the rcTeahe ~
scott oou uty, lows. .h
day OF March, 1851 ". H. suon.
meh4 dwSw ~ jury
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-06

5 FEhfCAEU EREATH-Wkki lady N ssnt!ensn
Horid remain under tue curse Of . disasr ssahie breath,
Sbeu b. Gaipg tins BALM or A In9CsAsp fIorEEs' asA
IautFf6FC would rot .uly render Il sweet but leave tht
tcets sGtta Bs alsbEsEeri Many persons da not know
tEetrpreBtu IL bAt, and tins subject 10 ~ dsiifate LhciT
firEds vii HpSeg mention il. Pour a single crop 81
-tsta' Oh ygsr gugtb brush aud rssb Tie teeth niEfl
trd ErnrgiRg A ans es1l bDtits viii last = year.
EEADllFDL ~EAiON may easily bs 60,
Iaire4 ~ ls,gg tIs "BALa Va a IHousAsp FLowEhs''-
Il vii ,rB,4ss tsg, piupies nd frseklss ffoan the skiD
heyiuE "a re- e stt nd rg-snts hue. Wet a towel, pour
ra ly5 ~ UEga JroPas ait wash tbs lace nisht aud
usai-E
.HsfJ. q rffAE EteT-Wet yonr shaving brush
4u siut-r Su1al Or GalA safer ppuF on iva or tiIres drOps
oI "BsIu W ! I~rpgssEg klJGCgs,N rub the beard well,
audH viii f4aas . b.sNtiiai so1t iEthsr, much fociiita'
Aug Ihauaafaligu Il shaving. PEG0 only hitY oeBts--
FoT ssIs by ali Drag sista. P"Tars Of eouDtsrslts -
soua ssutups unless siREed BY
W. y. FETRIDGE d CO,
% .sd5n Franklin Square, New Yosh.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-06
PUBLIC SALE
Of Lands, Farming Utensils, Horses, 90

WILL ,sil al pubic auction on Monday he six
! / suIh cay OF March, one hundred head OF cat
Hs, tbrse no rses, i've colts twotwo.horse and ope
1ne-h0r.e wagons, three bu9gies, ono four horse
ffreshins Msshine and corn sneilsF attached;
piousbs, AFRO ~, 50 doz brooms, ave one acre and
pGe lea. Gro lot. 10 JacobtGwn, and many other
Sd ngs too numerous 10 mention. All sIGas under
atty dotlar., cash Atty and over, eight months
credit with approved security al ten per cent.
JACOB NJ. E~LDklDGE,
two miles north OF Esst Da export,
NATHAkibL yANTUYL, Apciienser.
sale 80 Of 10 4. ~. meh<dstw9
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Jte paTtnstsA'P h~ssttagfo qSisfiag LesTeoa AIaai
Sanders Bnd Lsvi DAVIS. u&aar the style II ssndsrs &
bsris In tbe Trintiny spd ppbiishtng II Ebs Dnvsnf.-t
DsAJ, Ir-WeeaIy sEa Esekly Gs1rtgs i. rhis dny 4fs.
,o!rs5 b. agtiai CONSIST. AlI ssrsoas hzring olsfr,
sgsiH': tn aj9gs sr'a az reqresteI ta pr@asut tl~n
Immediately eid 70 ~@ Indebted are aofilei .b.i Z rat-
tlemsnth GlRstiststg required. Eithzr Of tbs uader-
siGue' : fuiiy empowered to receive moneys o. 70 -.
tie all .csonrts due to Ct from the Office.
ALFRED sANDLHs.
DsvsaFgss, j4aUsgT 81, 1851. NV DAVIS.
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w aud put On our Patent Elastic Fire ana ~
Tor Proof camsnt Koedng, II bslnS sau ou M satiop
yet iIyented that will successfully rcsist be sAnga
OF ne atmosphere OF ever, cline. = rhti,v.
are and water proof, and, In pola. q dasaSh, VA.
.. ! 0s ssssaa ! : vs. sss can ) pa nj !, . - over 10, .. ,'ea
or shiori.s' il Ashine no difference how aAs %
sleep The roof IN j bo. This ko"aax - " I"an
90 Prove III above fopresoDted. We VIII pus W.
for "a rer sauare-IIof ct sqaaist-bethg - ehsar,
u u chsspor than shingles. WswtlAppN nsp."
TN aAi Iron 70 10 for ~ per square, ee,HSa ~ ~
eoun, Of us liability, the cheaper" Psih' :
be used. hoss
-ho y ish ,1sir roofs reps roi, 10 call 2. our on.s'
Nos. q and Is Faith streets. and OK mine ssp'p.1s'
and for refer nee 10 cali upen the ioitowing sshtie
men: kxra Baily, Smith street eesw Gen s"a,s" y
Finh; samuel ugden's .. - rya.a. pn,s,.on.
No. a. walnut tlree, Wm conk In, stS reai.h
street: Geo, carlisle, Prs,den. OF the IAaas,a'
iauk;s $ HHomm cdeia, Pres,dsn. o. - iar5
All Hamilton and Dayton Railroadi y : = Lniut
Cos Fsesidsn, OF the clneinnasi, Wiip,'Staa anu
xsnsasilo Railroad; Geo " CONN, se, ,a,.
rculaS Attorney for Hamil ON county Mhes
Greenwood. $50 ir. John >. Law, ases. q w
ssoyai lasuranes co, London ans Liso.pooi, :. ~.
HssseiI, President o { me Bueksye STATE Insurance
co.y Henry Morton, President oil TIE contra, ansa
rance CO.; J. II, Hooker. agent OF Atha ,nsa.snes
co /, Faliou; Il. N. corwtn, Esq., u niaAie'
Mss,ts' John shilits d CO., Dry Geods y aiers,
Fourth street, I. J. Johs t%arn.lare M"ntlas.1 =
ana DoHier, No - Fast Fourth stfset; SAitshsl =
Hsmmslseu,g Oh, Furniture Maaa aetafsasaha a.,
er.. F,udu steei, W. IL stswRrb Nv ioeI, -,
| Plum slre.u Merritt 4 kempton, Builders, 5i'
western ~ =; Mr. Peer csinseoli, Aseniior Hss'
Tern Stage 90 o 9. Miller 4 soa;' Ssf,lsss MANY ~,
| Ms,p s,ryst; Il, 4. Drake, xoAia; j.. s. J. w. can,
Aarors, md; I. Wilson, .Asonaslsi a. Brown
aisndsis; sam'i cory, Ese, hauiissn' 9i m ohs
| M,nsrsburr. ~ and siso, Lewis FAxin, Geo. "
| uooahus, J. y. conweli, Hoeert Harlan, y .eArron
5. shorten }. 3. Russell, I.aurd, aorf's ofs%'n
nsn' jsuus ~ Wilson, Sam. borden, Gray, hemn
gray Brothers. Lyman . Ries, Ail,o. Gisnn y go
| fuiton, and many others, VINO cAno fsAsfts3se "
calling on ~, ~
N.B.-ws are prepared 10 all orders tor cur Sc
msnt 10 those rsstdins q, . distance, with dlrecsion'
for uslns H.
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County Convention.

sas~ will re kspuhl,esu Ce.venson Asls IL
isssuport OF ~sAiSrds. tss nj cay Of Aassh neai,
I TIE Court Heure, II : ooisck ir the snSncau.
ts re splcsutDeps ei peiesars V ueetin Sen'
section Of tSs I<,s Jsaicai pvsies, 70 pat ID ros'
..sssoI . asAble cssdid4;e for lsiSe Of sstd is-
s,ls. Therefore The kepah!iesn voter OF son
Caassy are hasesy requested 70 meet 10 tesif re-
-csss.vs sowA,hirs, . sssis usual places o. Soa''s
a.. saoss, % saturday The ssth day Of PeesaAf!'a
. ee,eea p. NJ, 10 A,poiss Delegates 80 meet 10
-A.i County Convention.
ny order OF tae Co. CeAsssl Com.
:, u, PATTON, Chairman.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-06

HAVING .old hi. ~intere.. In the Drug store No.
- 10 EaCiairS RSs, Davenport Iowa, 10 Messrs
TsyloE& 8,u "a, oaid hsspsaS fe them the pat
ronags 20 Kindly extended 10 him.
ons Of the nsm being q graduate Of Pharmacy and
the other hsvi * had an experience Of ten oItstlys
years In tho prose- rtios bo.iness, no confidently
recon uerd % til en- 20 he pueiie ssssfs aud eompa
teut.
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6 -
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
fINHfs Institution 10 prepared with shls Tssc beIs
4 lotasirue; Young m . In every branch Of
BOOKKEEPING,
r. rwsrdias s-hdconnission, Steam boating, Bank
ing, &c.
" Il. PRATT, Esq,
l.uoH IL charge OF tie Wri,isy Department
nlsiasss ~ % and oth srs ca n co mpiets ~ thorough
q sours- q, hi. In s,isutiep ~ quickly sad GasAYER
than G'Gr o,her 81 he West.
The front room will be devoted 70
LADIES' DEPARTMENT,
fer Boos -K sspiexor wnans. Persons are request
ed to cali and examine the mode Of teaching and
prosl ess OF IN pila. sof fur particulars squire
81 and Perry. J.. O. LOPEZ.
n. q. Books Posed correctly aud neatly.
feb5dIy
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FOR SALE,


PORTABLE eaesw Ensine, nearly nsw, With four
Inch gDf1 sDd ons foot strosr. Also, ono Engine
Lathe, ssings 20 inches, ten J0t bed, has seod screw
gear: ass tDr 2ht new last fall.
.. u, ABBOTT
U4gLaitf corner Third and LsCiafre ats
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WILL be received for the building Of . scnooi
w roase three miles W the rissrl aAui the
lsth inst. Plans and specifications can De seen a.
the once Of w, l., Carroll. corner o. refry ana
Third .trosts. YOUNG sTOk rs,
JOHNSTON BROWN,
SsEUAAER,
davenport March Bsiliing TO IL,
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.shta late public meeting, tbs io.l2rTng
"a y" toast ss. gwen. Tns suthor will get
,'bustered" when he gets home; "Tht
Press-the Puipit-lbe Petricgafs the
hree ruling Powers Of the day. The first
Dresds IN Wedge. the second morals, and
he thiro sPsesds-eons!aerab.y,"
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OAeD.
p,.toI Il PI1KE.

HAVING ala aaed n cur in.efeta |" .a nl.,la,
II por hoasa Ia tbe Forwarding ana ! yan
bualacss 10 Messrs. GaadfisL, .alNs y lAhussas
tAhs pleasure IN Recommending them 70 our "'ns'
fdonds and patrg ns. prcur
mcb0 dim HhIoi
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DE-. G. S. SHELTON, A. NJ.
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.

nR S. has enjoyed large experiences In the de
%partment OF surgery, having, 70, ssvsn years
had charge OF a foarshing Hospital In India,
from whence be has receatly returned,l OF q year
Nv average attendance OF 1900 patenis. He inyites
particular attention to the three folio wing classes
Of disease, 10 which be has devoted most OF his Ia.
bors: Surgical, syphiliuc, Uterine and other Fs.
rusle Disea4es
once Sd street opposite Lsclsiss hense-
naHcha II
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pAhr atsTthioes They ssy az gi4
gentleman has dined Al tue sama restaurant
20 New yorh every day Tor three ycsrs,
upon tie same dtshes every day, with tas
bottles Of elsrel oae Of WHICH H. driuss
and poufs the other, gas Tor glass, upou
the foor. He speaks not a ~2Fa, end gave
The order for hts dinners In writing.
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~ earn b. q geutlsman fym Iowa CITY
Hsat D. FADE being uoabls 70 give the a5d
t5Ha5 useds required BY the Governor, G y.
& ..a = @a5 appointed DR.. Some TO take ais
p 4rr. fr. Ead- has refused % leave HE
q -i.yt. aud holds on 10 "the d9cumeEts.''