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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-26

VIZ CAST, BUT WOULD LIKE To'--"e
should be delighted to favor our lovely cor
respondent, zone Of the guests,' BY pub
slins her communication complimentary
Of grand party given in this city last week.
butt can scarcely be agreeable to those
more directly interested to have a public
notice made Of that which was only pr
v.,e social gathering. Our fair friend no
doubt speaks the feelings of all who were
present, but there are among the pleasant
things which can only be appropriately dis
sussed in private circles. We hope zone
Of the guests" viii become zone OF The
guests" of the Gazette, in the inner temple
ofwhose columns she will always lind
welcome
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Ps,lHAsuosIc SOCIETY CoHcEHr.-Tts
members of tho Philharmonic Society VIII
dive q Concert next Wednesday evening
Il the Congregational Church A h'h
treat of vocal and instrumental music may
DO anticipated on this occasion, and we nope
the church will be crowded to ito every
part. The Society have provided an ex'
cellsnt programme for the evenings enter
,,inmsnt, and thew will do it Justice.
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Txs RIVER AT ST.. LOUISA note from
St. Louis dated the goth says There Is six
feet three inches, and rising. in the river
here to- night, with less floating ice in The
channel. The river 10 completely gorged
with ice At Widow Waters Landing, which
accounts for the rise here. The ferry boats
are making regular trips across to lli''
n0istown.
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PMLo ToM1lIHs. Esq, will please drop
q and zee us. His communication 10 f'a
rsss, and we shall publish it with pleasure
after an interview with the author, which
xs desire for reasons separate from any
thing connected with his communication.
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THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
Il other grain, Steam .
Engines OF any size; also
Rotary Saving Machines
furnished TO order Iron Mau
tles and Crates al ways
hand, Steam WI isti.s and
Brass goods for sam
work generaiiy.-In the
Line Of Building Matsri-
ais We defy compeG-
tion. We give p8rtic,.
r lar attention to this branch Of the trade
and know that We can satis fy any and
all who have occasion to want any goods
In the way of building. We keep only the
hsst brands OF Nas and Spikes, viii te Lead i
Paint OIL, and very large assortment of
Trimmings, such as Locks l. Lstches, Butts
Hinges, Glass, Sash, Doors Putty, sash
Paies, Window springs and Locks,
Weights and Cord aud things too numer GUS Il
mention. Our sioek OF Fancy Hardware and o I h
goods Will be ioand attractive, We have fine as
sortmsnt Of Silver plated Ware, consisting of Te'
Sets, Cake Baskets, Coffee Urns Table aud To-
spoons, Breal fast and Dhner Casters, new
styles, Mustard, Sugar and Salt Spoons
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ON AcolpRuT Friday night ats O'Clock
a n.n named John Gettis attempted to get
a n. cars at Walcots, to come to THIS
Inv, bu. stepping on the ice ne fell under
II. cars. Eight wheels passed over ms
sr,ehs lsg below the knee, Of course crush
sns i, to jelly. The unfortunate man was
4 ,ongbt TO this city, and placed in the gen +.
S.,.mens room Of the passenger depot
&.,v..n one aud two O'Clock two physi-
/ Linn. and surgeons were called upon BY or
ll.r Of tn. Railroad Co, or it, representatives,
~ho Il once waited on the sufferer lie
,oo much exhausted then to bear am.
mutation, 80 they gave him the proper re-
.,or.tiyes 10 prepare him for the operation
-, DAYLIGHT. At the appointed time they
V .itsd upon the man to perform the opera
suOu, when they were informed the County
r,o.,ees had taken possession OF him and
biased him under charge Of The county ply
.isi,u. Considering themselves dismissed
| 10 the regret Of themselves and patient
Who vas ready for the operation, they felt
under the necessity Of leaving him, and 20
.,ol.inea to him. At II o'clock the coun.
~ physician and surgeon were at the depot
,sad, to smputa,s the limb. The poor man
s.s living iu an exposed passenger roo"
Allied with people and suffering with coal
.moke. He was removed to more COM
Portable quarters, when he was found too
v..k 10 bear the operation. 1t was post
ao.ed I'LL afternoon. The smputation was
hen skillfully performed BY Dr. Hickman,
in the presence Of Dire. J. c. g. w. w.
Parker and Drs. Olshsusen and Morisri,y'
hs, the unfortunate man expired soon al.
ur There 10 a res possibility belonging
.,mssAsrs fer the long and cruel neglect
;Ah poor man received, alike shocking to
common humanity and common desency.
Does II belong to the Railroad Company
or County Trustees' The man had better
been permitted to lie where he was cru'h.
ID, where he might have died with half the
torture no afterwards experienced.
Nr. Gsttis was . carpenter, we be lleVs'
He has four small children living in Wabash
county. Indiana, but no wife. He had been
working In this State, At his trade, we pre-
suus, 40 he had bex OF tools with him.
He was aged - years.
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Latest n w -.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
FoUR DAYs LATER FROM EUROPE,


American Minister - Paris Conference AS
ssssinstien Of the Arch bishoy Of Paris
Manifesto Of the Pope Spirit Of the Swiss,
SO.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 23.--The steamship
Atlantic arrived this r. d., with Liverpool
dates to the 7lh inst.
Lord Napier 10 appointed Minister TO
Washington. He is practical diplomatist,
having served in Austria, Persia, Russia,
Naples and Turkey.
The London Times objects to the APP
pointment OF Lord Napier, on the ground
that though we'll qualified BY his diplomatic
experience to represent his country in the
East or in any Of the despotic and military
countries of continental Europe, he is not
the right man for the mission to Wash
ington.
The Archbishop Of Paris, while oficia.
ting in the Church of ST. Stephen, was
stabbed to the heart by discharged priest,
and died instantly.
A Sister OF Charity who had observed the
movements Of the assassin, attempted to
throw herself between him and the bishop
was wounded in the hand
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Statement Of the Mercury

New York, Dec. % Dispatches from
all points east, north and west, chronicle
an unexampled degree Of cold, the Their
momoter vuIying from zero to 80 deg. be-
low. A dispatch from Boston says that
O'Clock registered thermometer at the
Cambridge Observatory indicated Is den.
below.
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NAVIGATOR SuNk.--Ths steamer NaVi-
gator was Gu, down by the ice at st. Louis
lest week, and sunk in ten feet water. A
petition Of her cargo consisted OF 7so sacks
O. sssA anA 500 bb!s Aour, which was lost
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welcome.

JuDoB GRANT, we learn, intends erect
sing Ia the spring q hrst class hotel on the
corner Of Main and Front stress. This
will be an excellent stand for a good hotel
tnd II Judge Grant does undertake to buif
4 hotel II siH be . good one.
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Fire ut Roaton

Boston, Jan. 23.--The machine shop
engine house and four locomotives. belong
ing to the Concord and Montreal Railroad
were burned at Lake Village this morning.
Loss $40. 900. 1
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ColxrspoxDIHcE.--W have another
letter In hands from our Iowa City cores
pendent for publication tomorrow
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Iowa Seed 9oWer

no DO seen and for sale q o. .aS,inn Room
| Hardware store and fo,sms AMI: COWS one rod
.lS.' and any kinaof ssed. Il the masnins x
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-26
Is D U G A r I o N

"'ris Education forms the common mind,
just Ms the twig is bent the trees Inclined"
"AVING raeeiy ed an Agency Tor
III HOrbiOOkss school Apparatus,
The atlen lion o TEACHERS aud TRUSTEES Is
solicited 10 the specimens just received including Tie
Common school Set, price $40, 90.
Packed in box surprising sn orrey, Ieiluriah
Geom etrical Solids, 1errestial Globe inch, M
neral Frame, HJm!sphore Globe, Cube Root Block
(sx,ra) Text book and Magnet.
Each Of the above for sale separate. Also,
Brr 70 Mounted Orrsrys. ei2, 50 aud Is 90
Celestial Spheres, 6,aO
Pointing Rods, jointsd with screws, 50 IS
uou ME States, No 5Ie, No = Gu
HulbIook' s Noiseless Drawing slstes, No. and 3,
Noiseless High School States, single, 30
q IS +" double, 90
Black Hoard Rubbersand Chalk,
Lanes Mechanical Paradox,
or Gyroscope, $500 q 800.
Also, castngs for improved
School Desks.
At The Iowa Book Rooms"
mo lau Eli ADAMS.
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save III N'EY

here the best Of n all
Rods and Hand made NAILS,
Rorse Shoe shapes from Perl an d
other good brands of Iron; Iron Of all
saxss and shapes; Carriage and Wagon
maker stock in large quantities and
god qualities, consisting of
Cloths for Trim ming, Rubber &
OIL Cloth for To ps, Patent and
Enameled Leath-
q, Msleable Iron in
great variety; AAlcs aud
Thimble Skinee at uncommon
low prices; Pipe aud common
Boxes, springs, &c. Stock foT
Cabinet Makers, such as Castors
forail kinds Of furniture, Ia
BILE Ba6ts, Drawer Ward
robe aud Till Locks,
brass and Iron Hinges, &c. Our
stock Of Misce llanecus, staple
and fancy goods is always large.
We now offer Leather Betting from the
most approved makes at their prices:
also agents fof the largest maaufse-
turers Of Rub Der Betting; this
article 10 fast taking the
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-26
CLAKK's PATENTFLOUKMl Mill
EnR SALE

,,SHe undersIzne otfsfs for sale the Mil, Msahin
| ~ Rns,ns7 Ffxtnrs, &c, co rn Z 3d and Perry
strse,. ON reasonable terms TO party VINO ma.
means IL coadaet d. The Mill will grind ana po,t
~ 20 bn.h,ls Wheat per hour, producing barre
R,onr out of every AZ bushels good wheat
p,opsrly managed its capacity 10 over 10 ools PEI
asy: agreatar yield and at less expense tnAn ~ !
Niii In use The olsaning apparatus 10 ansxeele
AM lis eapsc,ty Is greater than the MIL. y" 1e'
slr Investment il now opsa to make money me
xhale estab ishmeat can he cleared ~ iss ~"
a xsar We also offer for sae the Miils anu Iishts
Of Territory of tho STATE " Iowa Can sno 500 Tue
Miil II not cold soon it viii be Tor lease roi
JaD3 JhCO6 'Eh, 80 "se
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FINE ARTS
sEC0yD GREAT CLOSING OUT sALk OF
DRY GOODS!

JsnuaIy lst, 1857:
xxy G. WADSWohTh VIII oner ms afes sosA
w . of WINTER GOODS from daish
New York Cost
Nsnnoes, { oburgs, DeLaines, Dress sliks, Fis"'
oais, Blankets, Closts, sLawls, sears, 'e'
In.res, Gloves, Ribbons,
49,. s,e,y other siyle OF Winter Goods.
Persons Wishing goods OF the above or oi any as
senpsso'' srnnds and prtces, a. many Will be offer
nnf ~ Inc cost, fn order 70 dispose Of them
sa de arrival OF tho spring stock; save yoa
money ~ second st., opposite LeCistre House:
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H1IUdUss
N KENDALL IL co.
TT M II FL R!
AT
CsNNO Ms
Steam Saw & Planning MILLS,

Steam Saw & Planning Mills,
AND
SASH, OOOk 4 BLIND FACTOR n.
IWUULD RESPECTFULLY call the attention OF huiia
L era Farmers and the public generally 70 my hiss
an d well assorted stock of
LuMRER, LATH AND 6HlNtLEs,
and to Cash Purchasers viii make II an oo)ect 70
call nj ray mlll--the Lowest Mill on seco M "Les'
where have row on hand,
Fencing of all lengths, from u to ~ IT,
Framing Lumber Of every dimension'
Flooring, planned or rough,
Barn boards Of all lengths;
Shingles, shaved, cut or sawed;
Lath of the best quality;
Also Furnishing Lumber, siding, g.
lam now prepared to furnish al saort no'iee'
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Wtadow and Door Frames. Afenitraves ana
Architravs Mouldings, Columns and IL
lastsr Work, Plinths Base boards,
Panel Work, cornices, Mould
inRs from 8 to inches wide,
Verandah 1 Balusfrsde
Scroll Work,
BRACKETS, GOSSOLkb Ard MEDALLioN IN
NAIpNTs: SCROLL SAVING done 70 otasi.
The machinery in my Door, sssn ana nnua lao
tory being all ofthc latest mud oes. impfoVeen..
and having competent work men, al oiasIs ,s wa'a
ne viii be- aIed with promptness ana guaranteed
to give satisfaction. -, .t,s,
tion;,, ali orders TO merit continuance 2, same
aoh , So J. N. CANNON.
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Combinations, 4,

Washington, Jan. 22.-Eleszer Wake
ley, Of Wisconsin, ia confirmed for Judge
in Nebraska, and Mr.. Blythe, of MISSISSIPPI
pi, for Consul at Havana. The correspon-
dence between Gen. Scott and Secretary
Davis goes to the Senate tomorrow. It
makes volume. and is intensely bitter
Neither the Senate or House Committee
on the Post Office have agreed upon any
measure respecting the ocean mail ser,
vices.
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Congress.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 70.
The Senate passed the bill to compel
witnesses to testify, &c, three only voting
against it. The debate WAS animated and
long continued. The friends of the meas.
ure pressed its necessity in order to preserve
the honor Of members from grave charges.
the present laws being insufficient to pun.
ish witnesses for contempt.
The minority maintained that the bill
was dagrsnt violation of the constitution.
al rights of American citizens.
During the debate Mr.. Hale said that if
Congress should make the issue with a
newspaper reporter who 10 in custody, he
would beat them upon it, and have the pub.
lie sympathy whether right or wrong
Mr.. looms said that the House should
protect its members from the licentiousness
Of the press and it's miserable minions who
are allowed TO 60 about these Halls. Ad-
journed.
HousE-The House passed twenty-five
private bills. Adjourned.
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NO. Is, BRADY STREET

VIZ Aos - = ~ = = - $500
made by Jno Dfersan
at hts prices also tho most
approved kinds Of Hsrrows and
rood Harrow Teeth, Seed Sowes,
Corn Planters, Reapers and Now
srs. Cradles, Scythes, Rakes, horse
and hand Forks Of all kinds, shov-
els SPADES, Grow Barsl PICKS,
Ma,,ost, Horse Po wers, Corn
Cru.hars Hsy and strawCutters
Hav Eniyes, Grind Stones Trace,
Log and Breast Cts'hss Luh-
Der Wagons Of a su-
perior make, Wheel
B4rrOws Csuldron
Kettles single and Ia stoves OK
fokes aud Bosss DC all Of which
with other articles we oher IS
cheap if not cheap er than any
other agricultural house 10 Chs
cago other psa oe. WORK
ers la wood will mad In our
stock u most complete assert
ueut Of Ill Tools and impie-
ments for their uss we Of
fer the carpenter and
isner warranted
tools from
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|. CLOSE NCOS. COLUMN
4aro 9ale.


T. CLOSE a. CO, WHOLESALE y M
TAIL DEALERS IN HEAVY SHELL
HARDWARE, NO. 10 BRADY sIhEEi-
DAVENPORT, IOWA. We arr nov folly
prepared TO offer tho trade and our fc'ai
{ ustorners grest bargslnsws only ask
calls from those desiring to purchase Or
tcles Ia our lire, and we guaTante9
tho most Standardization In all oases
We sspec taliy SAX dealers from the iu7
terror to call upon US, bell ewing asws
do that can Of
fer them Sufficient
Inducements to
ny from as,
thereby saving OK
Ionse Of going fur
ther east. Our
vtosk 10 very large
and smbrssss all
the kinds Of goods
Kept by any house east
or west Of u.s. Our faT
mers can ind hero tbs
best Of goods In their
l.ne We sell the ceio
hrated Moline Plows,
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NEW aoopsl NEW eOODsl

JUsT received & fresh supply Of 1r1 ,s,, rs
II Nails Glass paints, Oils, Wood and WILLOW war;
For sal. low Wholesale aud retail, by rr,.,
ue,1a ALyOKD VAN PATTLN.
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NOW IS THE TIME FOR
BARGAINS IN
bOOTS AND SHOES!

A LAND EvERY ONE int crested ia the par.
Sseof
BOOTS AND SHOES
will pieass emomher that on and after the 18Th OF
Januai 1857, we will commence closing
out our large stock oil
WINTER GODS
I'm ORDER make room for Spring stook,l
AT EDUcED PRICES!
the CITY, which wstli sell a,
AsToNIsHhLY LOW PRICES
Ladies' Kid, Morocco, ID Kip Bes,s,
=" Ma ana M MS xow shoes, $50 g -
Boys and Youths Boots, 7stoi,so
Mems uoasy Boots, 40 10 2,23 =" -
L 1 400 & hild Ton's Shoes l5ts35 I"
With a iarsteo Of
BUPRALo, CALF, RuB,R AND CARPET
oVER'sHGa
| eur assortment Of nne work uneous,ed In this
region. We invite the psrlieN attention Of a
| who W antany Kind oil
BOOTS, sHoBs, RuBBERsE CATERS,
to our superior assortment, for II buy of US YOU
will certainly save md, wy "
Remember our store, one door Nh of Second
street, on Brady, Davenport, isws; ,n /
CIsnvsrs. and News copy In double SunnSw,
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nay BOARDING

DAY BOARDING.
nsu n Adams has opsneda hoess'foS Day
MI Is, y. 9, the "a rner 81 Fourth and Main 81.
VI bsa an.sns nod BY Hon. J.. TheriDg!en, where
10 iee nou .csommo dsts sous rnssn or twnty DAY
soatae ,om suitable for gentleman aad~'lo to let
dee28-du
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aus, Lard, Rosin, Sperm, &C., for sale by
" EVANS, CHEW d co.
Corasr Second aud Perry SITS.
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Deaches Pears Apricots, Plnms, Strawberries Black
l. berries, Pine Apple, 0ipger, Pie fruit, DC, for
sats By EVANS, CHEW 4 co.
Corner Second and Perry sts.
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pKRTiCTL7P I0TTcF

/ eTmet-ioaiiy Sealed oysters, Tomatoes, Peaches
L HOLSTERS, &c. EVANS, Ch6W CO.
Corn. S.r,t h~niE arr, sta rs FIAT 4
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[, IsH--Whits Fish, Trout, riekssd Herring Goldfish
l. sardines, &c. Sor sale by
EVANS, CHEW & CO.
Corner Second and Perry Sts.
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NOTICE.
4 LII persons having Policies In the Keystone IT.
y surauce Co. Of Philsdeiphia are requested 1t
ma nd In their names and the amount OF iheif ron
iS6te Ia. W AUhhts. aueIioheeA'
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A N ID r E T A l L

Frames, and
In abort every Kind
Of Tool used In tins branch
Of our business We mean to de
vote sufficient attention to enable
US tc give our customers the best EIn6s
Of tools and at tho prices Rsked IN
other ritcrs for inferior articles
Coopefs viii alsO fnd ours the plass
to buy their tools. We keep CONSTANT
~ on hand tAals made for our trade
aud fully warrant Ell. We now have
fail st1ck OF tho different kinds OF
Knives. all sizes, frcss Hoops, Head
aud Stavo Joint ers, Compasses,
Howell, Jewellers, Grozss, inshays
Back Knives uoi lowing Knives,
stave ana Hoop Knives, 4 ham
pher Knives toE light and heavy
work Raising ir ons, AdZes Dri
reEs, SG. For Blacksniths we
have provided our seivcs amply with
Tools euch as Bellows and nyii, OF
the beet make. Hand Hammers,
both faced and solid, q asst Steel,
Vices, solid box and com-
mon. Horse shoers
wiA ind
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101 NEI

THE HOTEL AT WALCOTT.
tTNHLvE miles vsss Of Dsvsapess, ~ m ~
i ton On the u. u. RailsssA. h Ae1c~ =
we'd built, and 10 situated natural eDoyoo6aa -
ths prairie, commanding an sxtea6lve view - ~
surrounding country. The vistnisy ts hvesiSe -
sort for spoftsmen during We h.atias 0ason.
largs and comnodtous Seablo y aslsshe1 . Ne
premisss. Terms veSy low, anA US 81 I a.
ko0G CROAto
for part Of the puYeksss money VIII b save.-
Possession gives in q istely. Applyto
nov19 DIR COOK Il n aaRur
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EUeHiNS Dress Goods.
fKTHIfE BR0IADE SILKS
w Light stripe and Plaid silks;
White, pink and blue Crosse de ParTis;
Pink, blue and white silk Tuile
,..ere,i Bareges aud Tarletons;
..aE, blus and buff Metinos; E+s
Ena6yoitleries Of every Description,
sllk pstl ID. IaeeHar4
NaieDceTues as da,.toso Lace setts
80, White aud light cClored asa .rcsss
AID great variety Of every style Of Evening Dres:
floods eau bo found at WADSWORTH'S,
dec9-dtf Second 81. opposite Leaiaire House.
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HOTEL TO RENT.
Sarmsn r. asons Afternoon Glass.

German Lessons Afternoon CLASS.
yI,HOSE ladies' and gentlemen who wish 10 eesi We
L Lessons duriag the afternoon, VII! nave thr
goodness 10 meet tho nndorsigned this liissaAl
afternocn and then every aternoon ensuing, excel
saturday, IN the Front Room of Barr's commerce
College, corner Sd y Perry ats, al O'Clock r. NJ
Ladies' re Especially invited 70 attend ms AFTERNOON
\R q. = SHFLToN, A. al, offers 10 The eil-
| yxens oi Davenport, bis services fbS sciah ahu
surgeon. Or. ), has varied experience In the de-
pa tneut Of surgery having, ior sefsa years, Asd
shar,e of Aourishiug Hospital and Dispsnssry IL
India. from whence he has recently returned.
on co. second street over Aiden's Clothing store.
janl7 d3w.
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Mr.. John G. Davie has this dan been aAnis
iU ted Partner 10 eur 1Wn. The bua1neO -
os continued - hsrstoless, and aaAss ~ ~
name and style. COOK Z M
Dav pogt, "A pytt1at. I6f6. ~ :
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DRIkD FRUITS,
ID aisins Plams, Prunss, Pigs, fppies, Peaches Cur
IL rants, Citron, &C., for sale by
EVASs, CHEW & co.
Corner Second and Perry vs..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-03
the POLICE QUESTION.
TIVE DxCiSl0N OF the COURT Of APPEALS.
S~o~D>o>o~>No>o~r~>nNNo
The Metropolitan Police Act De-
olared Constitutional
S>~<>onooNooNN~~N~~>SN
SIX Judges An Favor and TWO
Against the Bill.
,>~>o.~oo>oNN<>.o~~NNND|
WCgRs III EVASION OF TIE CONSTITUTION.
xhe Ballot Box the Court Of Last
Resort.
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