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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09
aANsy's REAPER AND nowgR

S'nL sabscr H3s i.r sa.o q, th,s =
htaiei m.e1iass aA.al has received ono hs.afe
arf flty ass pfsasiaans, sli ~a-rv they have besa
gs~i haze gissa uaissr.aI asIisiaetlon. earmsts
ssshng " Fassa,ss sasatI CIV. thsr atdsss early a.
he siipiy viii b, Iiaa.si sDUASE sIkLk.
api' TO- safasf - Res t.i,,i Ard Rssa ste
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-09

.~.rzx =. u. nYERs. DENTIST.
~ Has removed his O0ss 70 second
'Jnf1y d. between Brady and Ferry, Q
isv doors east Of smttN's SioyU.
H~ aoyss mai tn sss -ec se.rs constant practice
Va TN. eifs as gwen tAk.Aactiou a. ella tsdaee
those -tsninx tns ssfsts.. % Dsattss TO sssa hs
30 asscn.
xiyeni dsssrsi. ssptl ~ dsu
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- .sr.s. -
LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
M - q IN 4 N a - N q R.
NJ DoSAHUk, successor 10 as.n n isirsa
4NAs u~s.apen; having iatehsse i sae above ,rsa..
| iss. l. 400 p,spst.A 10 A.naistiats
STEAM E.NsiIN ES
oisse various siss suitable she - The
Try Also, CASTINGS. Tor sl otthw a.aer.at saris.
ne.o huis- rinss 4aa eHafuHgs y III tesnptioas.
House Work Of the Latest styles,
dsfs aiis BaaeN~l, dotasaas. us#s, sis al -
haEa, anu naaAr 40 8fa-fs
sonIscted stsh 80 absss II q rvfsiuS Shop. ~.
der Me dirustloa oi saaa ol savrsiss skgtl
hsass sud L.aposssioa VI Ssssaxs aasc0 " order,
Rabbit Messi Away saa hsaa.
| NJ G,ct of Pasiesns for asealnsry. aailiinx and
| kssati, ,sLsnoal ia Tho West
kspsf.ax doae 81 the shortest Eoast cLsrrss
sssssesbis cAsh ., all iase. paid fof OH lron sse
scsasr 81 Front and scott So, pa..ns.r., ioys.
Ssnet az - upNANut.
PARrlcuLA4 kOTIcL.
DhsiRE esviak sa,s~ ~ All Isfssns .s.uatsi me,
81 0aSs sSa taett ti.ey Siii b.
Key oassssti, t.ssa stoek d it.sh AaiLi allD.
cEh. g. ~ ell ssrsstsss .ai ~ the laasy al NJ
store cine o s.saad all Ir~s str-sts Nni psr
sicaiauy ssk iha sstsatsss VI as sab. srssss
lhss -
Dc , em nALItR gnLLy.
FOR S1LE.
S,Ixil .so~ll.ni Iaai set .suaty %.
DOT ts met dssirstis issas~i tssms 10 this county
~ under eainssitan. stth god h.ss Containing
sros.s cellar estsra, sell aud stbes s.ifov.r~nt.
AID ~ ~ ess iimbss. .ony nss aliss oia D.,eL
| p.ft.
God build ns 10, Of seast and rafa .,s foI
w.
la ssnsr wssssru Av.ss. aud rsird 81. ;s.lo.
Al very lau ncs9ti AtsttN CLARK
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LONDON NEWS!

VAN00~N NG VIZ,
A London has loci ere OF her b Of ellsens Dsv !.
eapou has esiasd oss Of thssesg ssIysss ~ - ~.
of bsseo0b.
Cell cad zee oas of Ma ssss sssos,mss,s Of
CLoTns. CAsssnEnrs, vu1iscs, Svunxs
AsD LnGs GooDs AND ruantsn.
iH0 Goops,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02
IyrEersno' BADv Ars,n-A Wonrty

iNTEeEsrlG BAEy AFFAIn-A WORTHY
CITIZEN IN i DIFFIcuLrY Last Saturday
evening, says the Boston TraYelcr, a gentle
man residing at Jamaica Plain was sitting
With his wife and some friends at their par
lor Ere, when the door bell was violently runr
The lady rose, but then suggested to her
husband that the girl was out he had bet
ser go to the front door. Accordingly he
opened it and found no one there; but there
was nicely done up basket, covered with
white linen, at his feet. and he thought he
head the rustling Of female dress departing
After looking yainly up and down the street
and around the portal he took the basket
into the parlor On the covering being re-
moved beautiful little child appeared some
five mon lis old. The lady screamed, one Of
the lady visitors took up the baby aud found
anote pinncd to its dress which charged the
gentleman Of the house with being It's father
and iml iorcd him to supportit A rich scene
cusuad between the injured wife and the in
! dlguaut husband the latter utterly denying
al. knowledge of the li;tle one. aud asserting
/ his innoce zee The friends nterfered and at
/ last the wife was induced to forgive the hus-
+ band, although lie still stood to it Ike Tro-
jan that he Lad always been faithful hus-
baud Finally the lady told her husband
,hat it Was strange he should not know his
own child, for it was their mutual offspring,
which had Just been taken from its cradle up
-,o;r-, -, tho MRS. f,,r Inc very rurnOsA al
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SEND FOR 1T !!

TIC moss superby ILLUSTRATED magazine over
published IN America, is the December number
OF the COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL, containing
oyer stt7y spLtnot'd khqrarings. and giving full
particulars of the benefits OF the Cosmopoiitan
Art Association, tteo dollars gear single copies.
Jy{y cclHs. Specimen copies will be sent to all
who wish to subscribe on receipt of FIVE postage
stamps. (15 cents.) n
See advertisement headed .s8riIliont Prosrec
tas" in this paper. Address
c. i. DERBY. Actuary C. \. A.,
54S Broadway, New York.
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Selling off at Cost !

NOW Is THE TINE FOR BARG AINS!!
FAtlE subscribers intending to leave this place.
: will offer their very large stock ef Ready
made Clothing, Boots, Shees, Hats, Caps, &c,
A L Fl r S 7 CO S II
Persons in want of cheap and durable Clothing
will find it to their advantage TO call soon before
all the bargains are disposed Of.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to the
firm will do well to call soon and settle their ac-
counts and save costs
The store in jefferson will he carried on at the
oil stand where they viii sell ten per cent cLea-
per than heretofore.
ETTINGER & ULLMAN.
Ehcnsburg. Dec. 2 IS51-3s.
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r With two copies Of a Preciama-
p l'''. ,ba Tvs IL Utah, and have
e'e n,;ra consideration. am at
al. @.,. ,;,r ana commanding officer of
p. 81. -, United States at this point;
oI @. .-Lg.;r G,o yaur letter 10 the General
s. '- -. soon a. be arrives here.
sra'''- ,n,i,ns -, have only to say that
the n', aro here By the order of the
/. r''TT' -, - l-nitad States. aud their fur
len. ,.,,nt. -, WI, and operations will depend
. -, orders issued by competent mil
!, jim, ,fl,y L Il. ALEXANDER.
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6Hl@Ys OK TTLk
or
Isys. stSBEoss,'s
INV NIGORAIOR.

O IL II ~ II II I, II e ID
rs REQUIRED ~ l'RE - Ny ONE TRoU-
u be,i with Liver c, G,mplSuts. unless the most
desperate Of eases, when tlle sTcoND bottle will.
with scarce single failure restore the Pat;e.lt to
health SUD vie,ir. We wish t. call the attention
OF all t. i,su facts, that the lnv5:orStor IS COM
pounded bv a physician yyilo hes use: Il IN his
practice foG the past ~-cntv yc,:r>. with = sid
cess almost creduloll. and tlsal entirely reg-
etJle, lein- composed Wholly Il .,.i.:.s.
Some lie. & the etrpI.c,ti. : ,,sS eu-rs nay
be fyIH4e, vhe, il Is known ere lsti:e oi tie In
yigor..toT c,nt.lls as ma s;ItI.,. - ,nc LuIi-
cred dases Of C.iou.d w;i.,et az! Of It's ieotIi-
ous elects.
One bottle l. the surest thing known 70 carry
away the bad Effects ofn:.eIa. poison of any kind
Only ono bottle Is needed to throw out Of The
system tbs efeets If medicine after long SEX
ore lses f Etqs4.,liee removes all yel-
lowEess " unnatural color from Tie shin.
One dose after eating Is sufficient to relieve 10
stomach and prevent the food from rising ana
Only oue dose taken before rstirins prevents
nightmare.
One dose taken at n'eht looscns tie bcwe.s
gently, and cures cost,H Guess
One dose taken after each meal viii cure Dys-
pepsia
Oue dose Of two tea, spoonsflil viii always re-
lieye Sick He4dache.
One bottle taken lvr female obstruction re-
MOVES cause OF t-e disease, and makes per-
+ CT cuFc.
Only one dose Immediately relieves Cl.olic,
While
Oue dose often repeated Is a cure fer Chcl-
era AiorUus and : su'e preventative OF fChelers
Ole dose taken often vii prevent tie recu.
renee of bilious attacks, While It relieves si pain
ful ieelings a.
ts5- Oilo or two doses taken occasionally Is one
Of the best remedies Tor a cold ever known.
Thousands of cases of inflammation and weak
ness Of the lungs have been cured by the lnyigo-
rIsOr.
One desc taken short time before eating Civ cs
ygor to tie appetite and makes fol digest we'll.
/ One dose often repeated curos Chronic Diar-
rhoea in its Wo-st FORMS. " hil, and bowel
/ complaints yield almost to the first dose.
! One OF two doses cures attacks caused by
WORMS, while Tor worms IN children, there is no
surer, sai.T '.nd spee@icr remedy IL tie world
! is Il ncyCT fails
There il no cxacggrStion in these statements.
they are plain and sober Etcts that we can give
cvilace t. prove. while al who Use il are giving
/ th,ir unalinlous testimony in It's favor.
I We wish all who are sick and dobilitated 10
Try this remedy and test it tiIorughiv and an Y
who are not benefited by its use should like
to hear from, as We have yet to near from the
first person who has used 4 bottle of the lnvigo-
rat ,r without RECEIVING benefit, fr there are >ucl.
! astonishing medicinal virtues in it. that all. nu
matter low loug they have teen affected, t!aeir
\ com; ;iAjnt arises from doranged liver, viii be
benefited /: not entirely cured
! SANFORD & Co. PToprieters,
345 Broadway, Aea York.
GJ- For Sale here by all Druggists.
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rzzsar wwzn

%TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
a rlication vii ne made to his Excelle.cy
Governor pollock for the pardon Of JAMES 5.
GLGSSI%. convicted III tie Quarter Sessions Of
Cambria county. 1853, f.r Larceny. and seuten-
ccd 10 undergo an 1nTris onmcEt III tl' Western
p,n:tcntiary for 2 years and mouths, and at tie
sa;H@ sessions convicted; Of Burglary aHd scr.t,n
cr,l to undergo an imprisonment in IT, pen;tcn
tiarr for 3 years j. W, SLICK.
Sept 9. I857.-z4-cjn.
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ssz~ Prof Wood, the raHnwned disccvercr
f The iuva1.a5'c Hair Restorative" still
continues to labor IL behalf f Tie a,ll!cFet.-
li:s medicines are universally admitted ty the
American press to be fai superior to nu 9th
nrs f,r caus.ug tho hair. the head Of the
,Eed. to grow forth with as much yigor and
luxu-iauca as when J-ss;,l VITA the aivanta-
ccs oc youth There car lie 10 doubt if we
place credit ia taae inuu,nceable testimonials
which the Professor has in his possession.
ihat j, Is OF q OF the greatest discoveries in the
medical world 1t restores, permanently.
graz hair 10 It's r-iciuai color, and makes II
assume I beautiful silky texture, which has
been very desirable il al ages of the world.
It frequently happens ti.at old men marry
beautiful and amiable young !ados. and rot
onfryqu.pt'y crus'y old maids make victims
Of handsome good naturod young gentlemen,
and by whot process It has never been deter
mined, until ia,e!y. when ii was attributed to
the use Of this invaluable Hair Restorative
~ i.asalie journal
For sale here by all Druggists -2-2w.
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ever brought to this town. Their stock consists
in pant as follows. viz:
Ii dit day and Thirty hour, spring and weight
Clocks, Fancy, Pari0r and it,l-room Clocks,
Gold iiuntiug, case and open face Lever Watch
g., Gold Hunting-case detached Levers, Gold
Hunting ease Lel.nes, Silver Hunting case Lee
vcrS. Silver Hunting case detached Levers, Sill
Yer Hmtng case Lepiues, Open face Levers.
Lcpincs and Quarters Gold GEard, Vest and
Fob Chains, Gold Lockets, Gold Seals, Gold
Pen.s. Bard & Wilson's celebrated Gold Pens.
Ggld and Cameo Brcastpiis. Gold Earrings,
Gents Breast pins, Gold Finger Rings,
Gold Cuff Pins, Gold Shirt Studs.
Gold Sleeve Buttons, G. old Charms,
Gold, Silver and Steel Watch Keys,
Crod Crosses, Gold Hooks,
Silver and Siiyer-piatcd
Tea and Table Spoons,
Butter Knives Silver Tbimblcs, Silver Guard
aud Fob Chains, Spectacies, Port Monnaics,
Clock Keys, Accordeons, Yio.ins, FLUTES, &c,
&C., &c, &c.
The above and many otler articles, not non
toned. will be sold as cheap if not cheaper than
can lie bought in any other establishment this
side Of Philadelphia.
CLOCKS, WATCHES. JEWELRY, ACCOR-
DEONS, &c,
repaired with yrcmptness and at low rates. All
gools sold. and articles repaired warranted
Confident that they cannot be undersold, the sub
scribers would respectfully solicit continuance
or the patronage Of the public.
Aug. %, 1857. 542-tE
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A RnoDK ISLAND BANR,-According to
statement recently published, one ofthe Rhode
Island Baiks had a circulation of 1886, 1022,
and only SEVEN DOLLARS IN SPECIE.
Ills IS the way many of these swindlins
concerns are conducted, and the sooner they
arc wound up the better.
* We examined sworn statement (says
an OLio papar.) made by one of onr Banks in
her best days and We found that then her
average discounts were ONE EUEDkyD AND FIFTY
ruorsAxD MORE than tie sum stated
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(knowp as tie Lalnhaugh farn y
Containing about one hundred and eighty acres,
about one hundred acres cleared and in a high
state of cultivation, having thereon erected a
new frame barn, dwelling house and other ne
cessary improvements.
ALS0-I00 acres of good pine land, situated
in Su>quehanna township. Cambria county, viii
be sold in parcels to suit purchasers.
Terms made easy t. suit purchasers.
Inav l8:2:3w JAhrES MURRAY.
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TO THE PIREIN

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
| that the undersigned has this day bought Of
Jehn. Stevens, one BAY MARE, five years d
Int Spring, and Lave left the same With the said
ehxn Stevens during my plcasure.
PETER SMELTZER
Loretto, November Il, 1913
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02

Gal C0NvENTIcS.-T Tbe Pittsturg
.'4 ucnrLcr OF otilsr papcrs, are ad-
.; aa editorial convention cf democratic
% be held at Harrisburg the Gay fol-
tie Inauguration Of Gov. PAcKEa -
good move, and much benefit may
.m such = convention.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-12-02
Lecompton Convention.

"1r consisted Of fifty two members
'''''ation which they have framed for
.'' signed by forty-threc Of them.
ne who would not sign were South
u extreme views on tbs Slavery
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Twl @UCEE 0 90

THE SUPERVISORS AND SCHOOL DIREC-
I tors of the different Townships in Cambria
county. are hereby notified to return certified
copies Of their assessments for road and school
purposes IN their respective townships, on OF be-
fore the first day of January next.
BY order of the Commissioners.
&C. X. ZAHM, Clerk.
Comm'rs Office,
ben sburg, Nov. 25. 1857.
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FEaTER RI.

ENPURSCANCE OLA RESOLUTION PAS
Z sed by the .'Ebeusburg Literary Society 4
lecture wiH be delivered before that tody. at tic
Court House. in tie borough of Ehensburg on
tie evening of Tt ESD.AY, the 9Th Of Dceemher
next hy Robert l.. Johnston, Esq. Subject
The Mountain County, The peblic are invited
to attend. Ainiit:ance. la cents.
U, ,.-1ar ,Af - EncinfN
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-,;y for kuukel, I68. notnan's
: .r 1853 WIS 75I.
aneScs lro.u the fun vote that the tHte
. of Baltimore, Is Democrstjc hy about
l.,llrily.
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bIaryland.

:. sr'r 81 the election in tie Fi;;h Con
=. H.-irir: Of Maryi=uL, in whicl. the
-oy nsyr gajucd one Congressman, Is
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Fmo4=.-At Terre Hsute, Indiana,
.6 corn vas selling at 20 cents, and
-,e.s were not Offering over Is cents
Ela
'esy county, Ind, near Evansville.
LIZ field waa Offering last week at l2t
"a basLel.
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THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY. NOTIFIED
that l purchased at Censtable's sale; the fol
lowing personal propertysof 0tho Stiner, viz:
5s Ore Mule and t,r0 Cout Hagoas, -
which hav. left in the possession Ct said S.i-
ner until / see proper to remove them. ~
ELIZA DONALDSON.
Nov. %. Eta5T:8:9ts soss
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Ehensburg. Dec. 2, 1S51-3
Valuable property for Sale.

FEyHE SUBSCRIBER WILL OFFER THE
T. following valuable property at private sale,
within quarter Of mile OF the StonsPike, lea
ding from Ehensburg.
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=. - y :. = y ! y - - /. !. = ..Se
IT HAS WORKED IfIR4CLES!!
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pr OF. II OOD'

o. For Sale here 10y al Druggists.
Nov. 4, lS5T.-3m.
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THOS. P. FFNLON.l ! =
Tr d. ". LEWIS, =
EDW. EVANS.
Eprnsburg. Nov l5-ti
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SiITRITT'S SAITy,

\ OEember II, ISO!-3
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ne RBY & ACKS ON,
~ No. ll3 Nsssau-s., New.Yort
nv. nearly ready TOT publication ths following
IMPORTANT WORKS:

THE LIFE OF THOMAS JEFFERSON In three octave
yl,n,t. BY HenTl s s.ndAt Ii WIN several Steel
hT Rspss bss be.b for usn, Engaged apOa th. i'm.
p No. when + now 1onP.ed enable an
q M J,arr.on Inch have heretofore acc sbe to
~ public The author Ia, had the aid ID
tbrre both auth J. and authorized Il Is believed that no
"a Of the oil attract att-uton looked for
with greater interest than this biography of the great
'Apsstle Of Liberty" ?, 50.
MAJ Hurt A. NJ. Elitr OF The Merchants Mas vine. Two
vol. octave Win . poI.it, on s',el Price 81 per
si ri. portsnt addition to the literature county
% . ISa cos Bosp J.% q. e a Kina
s,ph., Uir.ro, Matthew Carey Jonathan GOdha. Gideon
L. .n and Abbott aa r S sspssa
a HeI L.urrns aud Their pronipen merchants BY such
Kips Tie Rev, Dr. b.rsu the Rev Or Blake. the Rev Z.
P,ae,. Asndsr alker &c
fss w RI viii be ready ssy this in vOu. styles of
'il''ns MARION HARLANo's NEW BOOK.
MOS: SIDE ~ Marion Harland. Author of Alone" and
Love tcol up the harp Of Lie and .nOtc
On the chords with might
snlo'e the chord Of Self, that trembling passed
In nu-c out OF sight
One neat I2mo vol Price 81 Is
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M her American Publisher and the demand a, present as
c. pait regular as In Europe they have met with
ho.o,ec By pDb stlon in the Lep-ic edition STANG ard
An .rica Authors The ho bsve the advance sheet
Of SID rite in the opinion tina, sup io to either
Of Mro HailsDds pi interest style and
IL full OF iDcsdeut of exciting nstarr. while
sr,pn Of Il 100 copies VIII be- ready In August Boosses
willing early supply Of this selling book will favor US
with advance orders -,
ANEW EDITION OF THE M; COURT OF NAPOLEON
h s Il c"sneaIns aop SSS
I.s.r. holyer and Butre To this edition added PORTRAIT
d Mr. OF Baltimore Royal Quaro, antique aud ial
T,rkpy slt.
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CAFE MILY READ Y G
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
NUMBER THIRrY-ThREE READY THIS DAY.

HARPER'S WEEKLY.
NUMBER THIRrY-ThREE READY THIS DAY.
THE KING or DELHI O'' With Portrait.
NE NEWS FROM india
Rep or NE hf. GISsI n bssTH
bEfEAr OF MR. rhAcKERAY AT OXFORD.
B.aut, on Beauty; borrowed Bsb-.
T fi Man About row..
on D,.pot On Thieves; A Fresh spsro~.9rs.- Pser
TIKI TEitIL NorEs IN BIBLE LANDS No T. lProu
our Gw1 Monk, Of Mount CARMEL Ha and
Gh.ps. Of r An as. .s.n
steIn,, P.,.sss 81; 6si s,' and Mount Carmel
iItIs1sIrios-rhe William and Ann in which General
WI %SE ii,s a AND Y were Il rocso
1872 ~ E&Yl' ; I'D t;fIsG SS,;i'
PoLIIIcAL-The Dispute With venezue;;; The 1j.pu'e
vita We n1 u sss s: 9 fs.on. Mr.. Com
min sbaI sssn she sd her PLAN. How district Attorney
Mr. cu.Sr.asH' Bsiro'm Tie AiIF, F.oi; !. S.s.r.
Is. The I-nE...ee 6p. 9sne,s ~ ~. .ss Tss,
Fi io K S;l, news s1Ss
ExeLaSY-Psrismert Defeat i Thac5er,y 2. Oxford;
Fl.i Ss IsssEEs cS cia:
dates. Par Of ps.hins swiHdler.i Death and BaI..
s,en ss G'r T5sxSSfhs so,sns, as
ins Revolt chs4-Th. British Nav, F For H., He'd
sort II Vessel. ere , nted In China
| REVOLT IN THE sUbTASs dAREM.
ILLUSTRATIONS The Sultan's Ladies out Shoppng The
Favorites in the sem Boating Party the Bo.phora,
TIE sutans Nside taking the Air
| WHAT WILL HE Do WITH 1T By sI Z. Bulwer
! LUTON. -
| sI RGSl i 01Asp, sH1 H ~ and W
ILLusTRAToNs-A quiet Party of Ladies; Boys Bathing
bS sH xS SI'f BRXS SI.1S s'ns scene AZ newport
ILLuskATIoss-stsr for Day Ia the Country; Future
Style ssrstsa TruLk The Family Packing foI .ae itrJ
New Trunk for Hoops ioups Husband used BY tne Gong
fOI DiI told that his shirts all at the bottou ~
| that Trunk Remarkable Convent nee OF the New Trunk
You may Epd and Dune Ill IL; Bachelor and his
MEN AND THINGS IN ITALY. From Or' own Core
spoIGent :, -,
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. C,Pn -TUE BORROWED BABY.

N Numerous socstions from respectable families 10 that
,at Ly duc,d me to procure IL chd aud is n1ther Tor
elbn aud the public gecesy spp TO be anxious t. re-
sttd nor s Juia the innocent means OF preventing
Clcl Injustice ard oxposing tnOhstf0us iraui -, :. -,
Ms Auo.I,on The mother OF the Burdel heir" IL OF
f egc aud able ndge of her prooeecings she nov
been She u not under eontoi OF ia,
arhons TLou permission way or the fher Va resstc
% her movements simply absurd Mr. DAILY sdmiited tina
she liberty whn she pleased PROVIDED 'ne Ds
did demand her oetentn The latter repea ne
had authority n the premestha, the woman chose 70
chh herself not his privilege either TO allow OF Pseves.
abe witness and he presumed the child 10 be
rather to young the box" Wnai then there 10 resrsia
Mrs. Anderson from exhibiting bar baby she thinks ht and so
ssns herself Of the pubic curiosity to improve her p,ouniary
ccgoitkni
nornps pspe asserts ths, Mrs Anderson has not yet fully
reoNer.e her health Her physician and Mrs herself both
eccAe ne contrary Who the beat Judge The public viii
t AZ e aos1di q this editorial remark that the exhibition
os .o vosus eaty 10 Outrageous proceeding" and
PtSsr seono be remembered that the same editor has els
Iseo o extra the strength Of his puDca
UoD 81 The easoIat. c,ss of h. pretended chdbinh
.,.. ~ JOHN GREENWOOD jr., Manager.
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