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l)lceratiug Tuners, Seald Head,
Diseased Ewes,

DISEASED SKIN, hot, dry, rough aud erup,ive,
OF cold pale, pasty or eiammy AMI Sweating.
DROPsICAL EFFUsIONs, eceAsionins din.
Guilty Of Bresihing, BlOating. extreme lAngcur and
frequent fatigue.
RICK ETS or . sonened and distorted condition Of
the Bones, spinal AGrctisnsB Whitei
Swelllngsi
Deps aged condition ofthe Digestive o,sans, oceas
oning ioss efor q rarsaous and irregular APPETIZER
Severe and prvtractei Costlveness Chronic DlaLss
Diseased Lsags, which had involved the sur
Esrers In Asthma, hard Coughs Ilemorrhage lima
a atioa and other symptou,s Of
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TESTIMONIALS.

"purins the time I occupied the once Of connis.
son.r Of patents, u. n. EppI, leo, Of Boston, did
business at the Patent once Solicitor for procuring
Patents. There ~sre feu u any person, acting " ~
ean.sIty Who had so much buslne-s hss~ tne Patent
ortcs ana th.rs .ere none uho conducted IL srh
more .kilI, fidelity and success. refard Mr.. EDDY
as one Of the best Informed and most skiia Patent
Iic,or, I'm the United states and have hesitation In
assuring inventors that they cannot employ person
norY competent and Trustworthy, and more capable Of
putting their applications In form TO secure fof them
an early aud fayosass consideration At the Patent o.
nee. kphoNp buhhh,
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, AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATRNrs.
R. n. EDDY, SsIie' tor ofPATENTS

Lam Assxr 90 Us Plrsxr Owes, WAssfss'os.
rspss Ias Acr % 1871
No 70 STATS Street. opposite Kilby It., Boston
A TIER an extensive practice ~ upv'ri' II ,srn'y
Il years, ooalinn~s 20 rcare pAteus In tbr hta
sste. ai,s IN Great trifan. France, and othsr hf,sn
countries. Caveats, spscineAtieas, Assirnneni, ana
all rspery Drawings nr Patents esecntrd on .rsa
terms and with ass,Ateh Researches made in'' Ahs.
lean 90 Foreign wsks, TO determine the vsiiiy ~ uf
hy sf Patents OF inv-utioas -ADi legal 90 oti.r a'c
renidrei In all natter touching IN. same Oopes OF
the claims % any Patent furnished BY remii'nf one
dollar. Assignments recorded al Washington.
This Agency isnot only the largest In Ssv EnrAnd,
but through II inventors have advantages Toe securing
patents ascertAinnE the pasniabliy u ih'eat"ns,
unsurpassed BY. ~ not immezsuf.by superior %, any
which can be odsrui them .is~-here The tssiimonlas
givcn below prove that none Il M0RE sUCCEsstCL
At THE PATENT OFF,. y Than the subscriber aud a.
SUCCESS ~ TIE BEsr PR0Or or ADVANTAGE
AND ABILITY. he would add that he has abundant
reason believe and can prove that Al no other once
Of the kind are the charges Tor professional services 90
moderate. The Immense praeuos OF tbs sIbscror Jar
ing twenty years past has enabled him TO AoeamuAs
vast collection of specifications asi onesa decisions rev.
alive 10 patents These, besides his extensive library Of
legal and mechanical works. aud full accounts OF patents
granted In the United states and Europe, rnier Inn
able beyond question, to oder superior Aeliie'iof 90
tAnins patents. -
All necessity 81 Journey to washnston to pfosrfs
patent and the usual great delay therv her''d
inyentofs
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k,iano.Eortc For sale.

AR. CUAs. II. GRANGER offers Tor sale fne IL
III orsyr Piano male by Ilaileu 4 San,ston, boston.
IA 4. b~autifuI aud very nne tonci inslrumeli, aud
will he sold As cheap % the same quality can be
bought e the manufacturers.
$50 kxh lJth. Is5T. It's
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Notice.

Notice.
XNyHEREAS, my wife Sarah Ann, has len my
w bed and hoard, wilhou, just cause ~ provo.
cation, tins Is to forbid all persons laLborng t
trusting her on my account, rs shsh pay no
DAVID HILL.
Lyman, Feb. q, 1857. 3"s'
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Bui ding Lots for sale.

DUiLUlNG LOTS on Factory Island can he
u had al reasonable pr,crs- For plsn OF l.,s en-
1u,rr OF EDWARD p. BUkNiiAM
Treasurer 3, * ID Ssvings insiiiuilon.,
Saco, February 9Th. 1857. ly7
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CHAPTER ii.
TIE RESCUE.

Ruined! Lost-utterly Iuned!" the words which
wrrrg from the lips Of Lord Conybeare. he stood once
beneath the dark srchwsy which I'D from the street TO
the gambling hal Those who would have followed hIn forth
hs had sterny waved back The calm, mMbe silence which
he had retained In the Of and beneath which be
sealed Up oil emoton-as shield of Ice lays upon fountain,
locking Up s wsterwas Low broken Ia the sotaoe aro
darkness Of outer air Ruined forever! bagsaed IN
night fall from the skies upon the head Of that
skful yarney My cLdny poor noble, proud Isabel how
,hs meet o. and tell you that have destroyed Jour hsps
less and hopes forever! snail go mao! The bills Of honor
should pay stare like mockpg ghosts In the lace see De-
fore me only Newgse prison ard dsgrsee AyeeTen The
chimney sweeps poin. their fugers while lords viii
,ue.r, Would that this dstnsss which envelopes
and half the sebe would lift Would that the wheels
Of Time which bring tomorrow would rust upon
he sxes. The morrow. oh to uorrew-to morrow can
ot-I dare notI will not meet It. Al not lost There
st my grasp the end this life toe
eswnfr dawn wil-power TO escape the evils
dare not meet Tns glorious git Of life IL mine not VsEneys
No .owe lies in dice geld to take 1t from me- The power
70 die r.nsirstis OH tina. reuians-snd will use IL! To
morrow o.. upon the morrow, with its waiting sngusnes
sbsnes iIfsie dresds and toIres can snsh az thee
at Ssfy thee. with ii thy horrors"
As the no6esn thus spoke be waved bis hands above and
hi. head with gestures Of defiance and STROBE oe
Of the darn arch and rapidly made his down the street
His step bis those OF desperate and
resolved De had moved bat little way concesiDg hts fec
b s e h. ss ID p passed the d sSHs IL
To- E to see Who was. and behed the same ie d
q b. sersads ed sesy
You told again, Sir--"
"Rut rot 20 riflt--'
- thought you said .orsbt have besa waiting sH-''
spg-Io many hours fer you 10 come out" -.
Wh.t die you DO this for ~ he sid IL sfteuec .ope
r'tio her tier blirg iui and felt the painse tones
~ eet. voiee enter bis heart -. 49,,
Il afraid TO 20 hone wshoe. scse:nns sr Ia 80
,roie 20 kind snd ssked NE 70 come again ana YOU
H.. s'syec till ycu out :" i h,,r;.Ex
The az pansed moment 10 els rsPtd as. .I..ias & 10
seer bin, his pockets. found piece Of gold 'na
her and. said Andy , =, l.. III 7 hsv. 10
Go-buy tod and what ycu need. u ~
and toab = more :"
oh, Sir shA bs % hsppyI-, Then would were
Happy That make thee hspr rn'A " "
thee! Ge-bu-ao xts,! Gone 1.-the ......ur, IN.
TIE cAld advanced heskstnsy saa s''ssV e'sssAs ~
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Masouic.-Tte Fifth Anniversary Of METROPOLlrAN
Is.I;s No us and NJ viii b. celebrated 10 C0ntisu
Rw Ocd Fellows Hall OF Brand aud Cerierss., on
THURSDAY EVENING Nov u c. y oco;k N wnioa &c
a.s,op cb very reject Programme o Ebte5tsinu ers
, be ves-.sd 1ne Masonic riatenity. win then sdy
kspds respectfully invited 20 stts the oele2ratin
By oroer LOUIS Y. MISARD w. NJ
JsHs BHEvILLE, Secretary.
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8 L e E p I n G
BY JENNIE FISH.

On bsnh Q child lay sleeping,
By singing. crystal brook.
Whieh unjrns. still key. lespins,
Piercing /, lie path each NOOK;
Vain was all It's A1ise and rstt Q,
For the child sirp. s~ee.ly still-
Hush'd his merry laugh aod prst;le,
By the gently ripping I'll.
In HE slsep be dreamed Of Heaven,
Where the SHES are ever clear:
Where the angels ds.ll; and even
Fsdelsss flowers are blooming there
Sleep ON sweetly, stiiI-f eveo
Thou In sleep car'st happy be,
Dresun ON stili Of that pure Hesven-
Wake to life-shJ dreams wilt Zee.
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fnrs anb Robes.

RALARD, sHuTE & Co,
Importers ED Manufacturer Of
FANCY FURS,
h'"Df sE Ef's THEIR STOCK AT ANY SACRIFICE.
Would CO. the attention Of their customer; .na ~
TAIL DEALERS throughout tHs ,s 70 S.,. .ys,
d for sale 4; 4 Tssh S,T Tos s1 sET ssSsA
In the best and most approved styles and which esJ
AT :f H4H s MH!9 4hE EH fGhe aRaS1i1
LADIES' FURs
e Ct ;s. Fiji r.. "a Fss 2sf sE1lSA soss
= U r s! ~ cd Rs! F U RS
FUR REHOU Sc,
Nos Is aud y Msdsn-Ane.
CE...sa.h.d 4; 3. 1854. ~ .hoe.,1lins onlys
Offers at retail for cash his RnRs s. ;sstt
Ats large discount from Wholesale prices, for 80 dsys
e T. Ss5 E. .s Il.
70 Offer whole oes Of FDR ;s SSr .Ss %os
esm%en tonsy, discount Of 40 cent from osst AL
4 Rs o,,d,rSs,Ix So. ..,d.,T y R s.
At No. 1874 William It Frankfort AMI No. ga Grsndh,
near D2 or M
importers and Manufacture: Of Ladies. Fancy raI offer t6,i;
T.. :51 sh aESsf every
17S B 70 D w A -
Il 10 GREAT SALE or FINE FuRs
kEGARDLEsS OF COST
HUDSON'S BAY Stables:
Some Of the richest ano darkest IN the United States
MiNKS IN ALL QUALITIES AND SHAPEs
We have son Bipks # EXTRAORDINARY QUALITY.
ROYAL ERMIN E,
Ard otion Of Fur for Ladies and Children
Our all genuine manufactured under super
vision and guaranteed.
Purchases be satisfied with both GOODS and PRICE
CHARLES STREET, Co.,
No. 475 Broadway.
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Mem publications.

WILL be READY TOMORROW MORNING
w CHARLES DlCKENSS
HOUSEHOLD WORDS
DECEM5ER.
This number will contain
DicKESs's New WORK,
1.-THE LAZY TOUR OF TWO IDLE APPRENTICES"
COMPLETE
Price Is certa Three Dollars year.
JOHN JANSEN, Publisher,
No. La Nssssu.,
NewYork.
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EDWARDs ON BILLS AND
PRoMIssORY NOTES.
Price IS 50.
TREATISE
BILLS OF E G HA n q E
PROMISSORY NOTES.
ISAAC EDWARDS.
Counselor Law.
Just published. and for sale BY
BANKS, GOULD Co.,
No. IA Nasssu.st, New York.
and No. as Broadway, Albany.
"A TREATISE OF BILLS OF exchanges AND PRonIssoar
Co The materials work being based on The decisions
Of o own sooI doe; not come into Ss RssasS 1. Of
anything which has yet ape sred in this county fne
s sss 10 az develop and explain
The reason founded Estimating the Importance
the shs pc Of bills and notes has been tins when
called Tor greater accuracy and discrimination than now . Or
ssa s S1seDey" II Journal Of Oct q 1851,
noIA 81 i,s Us EdwsId New Ycs
Banks Gould Co. As the latest decision 10 deemed the nigh
M an branch law must Be Of the reate value
pTsceneTs provided OF course, that X ce intha
the Volume before y. may justly recommend Mr Edwsr
TIRE atise 10 the gentle Of bar permanently an
American book incorporating the substance " nearly two
decisions with the principles OF lay regard
ipf paper established BY the sdudicsons OF the En-
ssb forth IN notes the statutes Of the State
In which the las not adopted BY way OF sPPen
dix given Of that cf the Commercial Code
relating bills Of exchange aud proaissoy notes
The minute ard enables the reader 70 Ind in
moment the law any point OF .hs subject The work
primarily adapted the OF lawyers but twill be scarcely
less U.s. full 10 merchants aud bankers
IN Y Commercial Advertiser, DC. ~ 1857.
"A TREATISE on BILLS OF EXcHAyGE AND PRoMIssoRY
EoTEs By Isaac Edwards Svo PIP 10 Banks Gould Co
The public already In possession Of irestses this
subject by Bailey Gritty Story and others but dec
ions constantly made there for essential Improve
the sses already paeshed One PECULIARLY Of
Mr. Edward. book be giving greater proninspee than
resses the deesons American Cour which
this subject already ounuber those Of the English reports
and having reference ~ points not touched upon 10 the
English books
Nor is merely the law exhibited In the s6judsed
cases that MIR Edward confines himself With veg TO give
bis book greater practical utility he has embodied in the
statute provisions Of the yaIioHs States vhh from the a
Guilty getting complete series Of the statutes OF the
States will Prove great convenience Not only eoscon
Of State statutes to be ooked for in sny private library
there only three public libraries in ths eo1ay
which contain yhiIg at 81. plete Our New York Law
Libra IL wretchedly deficient this
The buk hich the the subject Of negotiable
psper hiss expanded self Is apparent from the size Of this
heh without any undue pIoxS, extends itself 20
nearly eight hundred pages The last chapter gives That title of
the era code Of France which relates exchange and
prorissory notes" ~ Y. Tribune.
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T AWYER's DIARY for ls55--Just published.
oonsinirg all the u,rsl matter 81 Lawyers Diary cor
a 81. ri. end County Cels. Courts Of the United States
st.s City OF New Of Deed: and rae
n. in the City Of New York Lawyers In the CITY OF
E.w.S'o1h Cou,nis sioners for Other ssstes Ae
''a N's''S'' "' s., ~ lib GOULD. Ne is H...sa r.
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DTp @Soes.

9rp Nooes.
IN o C A. b U e r 8 4.
ny o . Ds
F02 CASH.
gsn L,AeEsr A. u sEsF ASSORTED srock IN
NE UNION!
LATHROP, = ,UDINGTON & Co.,
Nos . AN US PARK-PL4cE.
Kos - AND z &URRAV-sTREEr,
ARE eEERING
gHz,s IMMENSE sTo OK or FOREIGN AND
ID II Y - a. o ID s,
AT WHOLESALE Foa CASH.
A. GREATLY REDyosD PRICE,
sHEETNGs EascK AND FANCY
4 tHIkTINGs, 49,
4 ffcklEGS hSh.nSEs
4 fIA NNELS, 81 -
4 Cl0TAs rA1shaLIk
| C1ssIMEREs YskkGE MOTIONS
| PlIErs WHITE 90oJG
cE LANES, H'siEhY'
|. ALL FOR CASH!
ess tia: vii s.asb sd who axe 9. 'oae 70 sa,aAss
lRIBBANS Flowers, Feathers, Millinery, aud
sd D.s. Goods wsoIessi. and retail AZ ne nsw RA
"Seis. No H6ows1, third Seor sesys s,aT Tsrn.,a
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= TIE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.

ID u I + / A Y I 8 NJ!
III THE NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,
hsued THIS DAY 10 filed with interesting matter and should
BE- and iDwdy dssied by every in s
peser,son Of good order and sound The present
Number COZ tsns very fne PICTURE Of SANFORD HALL
tie Private Lupa,ic Asylum AZ Flushing.
Sequel 20 The Newly Hotel Scandal
Gardner Furniss
Private LuDaiic Asylum
Aimrg the Police.
Remarkable Aevtnta Of Vidocl.
Cowbisipg By Woman.
Horrible Outrage IN the First Wsid.
Jack risht the Bufg the pal OF Old Jack Adams
Diserscefl Exposure Of Human Remains
Rival OF the Lady in Black.
Pleasure Pasul-s In the Sixth Ward
Murder in Philsdel phis-fuli PzfticulsrL
DODGERS Expeditions
Chicago, &c. noss ror-srv ~ ,,,,
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Jeff Frs, No. 467 Broad way.
u LADIES FRENCH SHOES.
d Cents Of SHOES; 50 Cerrs Cd 0AIfER9
yLYFERs tust opened magnificent STOCK Of taes ans
AsseS tfench SHOES BOOTS aid TOILET SLIPPERS
which he would call the special attention Of bs cusoefh
and would invite vst TO his essbhshnent from County Nor
chants His vholesale stock u equal TO any demand
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Brooklyn Association for Improving tne Con.
aitien Of the P0or-Appieson are daily made W tns
x"ss,st,Sa ~ sssisLsnce families befJ.e
lts Association sle In need Of funds to carry i:s opes-
nens and required this season viii be much larger
Nm wei foTa We therefore bespeak for the Collectors
vho are low abb entering upon their duties cordial eceP
bon md hbsIa response In the time sIch Can for
y.aa their COZ Immediately VII conos favor by
i.ynT The louut with Hon GEORGE HALL Pes,dsrsj
b. bAkROKD, treasurer OF the General agent, LUlhEA
IAhkS Al n, Ufhv-, NJ. 30 Hickssi.
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CPOOL COTTON for
- sZwINe MACHINES AND HAND sEwMa
ORRS q MACNAUGHT'S
SUYL0OR IMPROVED SCOTCH sI-COeD0o fA1Ds
Wansnisd eix Cord 70 No CO. iIelusve Twenty NUMBER
above other Thread sod Biz Cord Foil sssot0ent No
70 No solid single Eumber Of this superior ee
tpov preferred f4 gevina Eshnesk regul, In sto<k
u, ~ Nv ALEXANDRIA Knox
No. Pine-Tt, Eew.Yofk.
General Agent for Ors Mscnsosht, 0iasSov.
Invoices o handsome suAl White sPooA ~
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II Fl e
THE CROW j F. w E L 8 =.
TALE OF LONDON AND PARIS
BY DR.. HORArIO W. NELSON,

, or LADY cLAupIsE; or, TIE DOUBLE uARgraGE,'
&C., &c.
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FRENCH CLOAKS,
Il OpsaeG TO-DAY,
10 CLOTH
sod VELVET.
Mad y. PINCHON No 30 Blsecke,s.-
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Va FRIDAY marntng octal,et .n.l LAURA .tlsvt
ehhd ~ NlyhanS sAd Margaret A.a Wssk a., 1 ns.
Aentr AID eleven mahihs
III" funeral vii take place 10 ,las nt sNc.nek N
from Their residence corner ~ Main sHa Thirteenth
streets
Last rFei.ihs, SARAH liN DE only daughter ~
h"s ueo aud Ahis Aunie Msy.uu, sEe,l ieutteva
mouth. snd eighteen daN-
HOP. wipes thr tssr tfan sotfow'~ eve.
Aud iaiih psiEis npwsFi ,nt ~
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LATEST VS..


WASHINGTON, Oct. l.
Two million doller~ worth or United Stat
= stocks cam" IN this morning for rc,lemp
tion.
NEW loRA, Oct.,l
Tue Farmers ami Artisans Hank Of Long
Island, At Williamsburg, suspended to-day.
The lllinoi> L. X. X. pays it, coupons 10.
day. The Milwaukee and Mississippi n. n.
pay theirs on tie first mortgage bonds. hut
defaults oli it, income.
Tue hes, IT paper was done in the streets
ior two per cent, a month. Little business
was done At the Beard of Brokcrs to-day.
tnaRLEstoN. Oct, l.
keporte, tnrerric> On John Frazer 4 Go.
are untouniei
The Precedent of our banks held n meet
inr tbs morning, and resolved not to s,,s.
pend.
TosaNIo, oct. |.
H. y. Errtt, private banker III this city.
suspended this morning. The assen.rs re-
pited ili" creditors will he paid in full.
tor, aGus. Ohio Sept 80
The foai'l M Control IL the State Bank
~ oh'" at meeting held hc.r to-day, un.
sn'mou.l, adopted the following resolution:
R.solrct, That tlc branches ui the State
Bank 1T ohlo have the ab,l,t, and will con.
i'nuc specie payments, regardless ii what
coarse may lac taken by the hanks of other
States.
nrreolr, tci. |.
The SUSPENSION d the pcn,nsulat Bank
causes intense excitement. The run IN
other banks this morning Is severe, prine,.
pally d, small hull holdcr~. The, redeem
promptly, and toall appearances are strong.
81. l.or,~, Oct. |
BanA vi is.ll.yillc, IIlinois, failed.
Banking h"use ot Moor~, Iiollcbush A
60, Quincy. Illinois, suspended on Monday
lherr wa run on fiarr A Savage, same
place, hut they sustained themselves.
P,rtsn, Oct /.
The "li 'isnl nf ritt,hurr continue. a.
VA, all H. liabilities
Rosros, uct
The suspension u Messr. lawrene.,
Stone 4 Co. caused considerable excite
mrnt "n State street to-day
DAYTON, Oct. |.
u = reported that a Cincinnati banker
went into the Branch BANK at p,qua ,o-,iay
m,tl carpet bag oi hank notes "a demand
specie. mub II citizens not connected
With the bank followed ham aud requested
HIM Ia leave town immediately nr take "a
iynchmF. The broker aceorl,nel, let with
cut acooinpl,sh,ae h,s alIeri, llis name wa.
not assartained
IotisstILr, Uct. !.
Ilutch'ns \ Go, John S,n,dt 4 60, han
ker-, suspended. Quite heavy run ON a.
u. Hunt a Co. who thu lar sustained
themselves, and II - expected will meet all
their ltabllitics
IotissiiiI, 0ct, |,
Asirspaich io the Balle,n says Exchange,
Shclbyy,ll-, iawrenceburv aud Trnion
Rank, Tennessee, s,isletalcd
PniiaprlpHiA, oct !.
McsSrs. " h,te stevens A 10. and law.
renee. st"nc A To, who have a branch have
,n Boston su-prnd.d to-day. The Heading
Ra'lrcad Co, PAID thc company ducs to
day.
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l4eary 4 (;~tx's I'Mhliratio.,s.

htkS PHILOSOPHY of 4 FUTURE
] , state tl,th aiit a.
tttAist 8 sf'wt= fvettssitHl X. = shHh ait u
NtlNatnH tf'iettd Mao euttaHi,4# rAatkA4H sn
btsliftdss iil-' spa ff.sgfrss lp R.nfIub- .tath
Elt "A
siaes NtFht fht.ushts etah giu 20
III. rttle ttaKr,fs cssh EfU 40
4HltiH'tt r ttatmaFmg c.afh abH a.
tt4sts' sH ti" Constitution - Ma saih zlI 81
''YhtFite . AlYtrY ~ iYuue Mau sl,4h stlF -
hIaakhn . iAic ahh E--sNs stHh siH -
lt"e 'n tif ltautgftshtt 1T ttt etu} riuth .tt n,
l.tis~ uulsis' ~ N"tailsM,ak e'ah art ~
American D. Mitlrt ti.,iL uUit -
fsslssk suut~+ ~ tttur ehstt F3t ~
tAt' ~ Nrtftnsiaa. e}uhnfH -
EsbtHs,sp ,sfitsst tisdh silt II
isafA alrs Mua4t NHtas rtab giit -
Atthuf ~ Nighis Nith " sshtHrtnpahs vlHih
hKcar ~ akttirtd rInih .8lt .. Al,
Iisisssts- = Down tlafh giIl "a
.Issp~ tahiv@ ~psrrieA st,ah alft n,
ihe,tl un I've stiek. riaih ait ....... a
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A,
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M CHAs II DAY, II Chicago. having sccom.
as.'ciated With u IN the Gazette job ofncs hr will
hereafter have the entire supervision of that depart
meht a- Mr. Day u naa Of the h..i lob Printers IN
the uhi and sur facilities for execution uf work
nave reeef, h'rn greatly Enlarged by Large additions
Y i''"st Styles 81 tys, ke, We promise our
patrons 10 ea-cui" lob Work of all Varieties with
heA'n~--. ehsapne-. aud dispatch u, the notice
sh"Ne, II will bc that ~ have ordered more
steam pr~-s machinery Thts - the onl, ofsiee m the
eii, where steam power s ared s that our farti,l..
arr nheqnAilcd SANDERS 4 BRO
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co N N f R CIAL.


Nr~ a0sN pci
fi.trr beinsnd lr.s seiisr Market lSssi5e low
~ rS.- 80 hbl- - sjssss Tor raperhur West
cru, s~ssss "a lot .enatl t4 snwsinu extra Michigan
iitisui- WISCONSIN and OHIO III. market cls,ins
heavy
oRAls. Mheatts ieae better ~ r.i ssais- a, .as,
bu nj ~ tsf htcHha rpfig a os infstiaf n.l
slAd white 1irhiFah. ~ ~ tor tsfttss rtI iudlaHa
tosN Ia fssf ds,asi, -, h4ne e1b-ali.ttgt.sa and
sissd, better IA psisr rsiS- a. bu aaiAsi o..
eta nj lie chiefly sas5uSr
oArs zflrniy aud duil s.sI-r Tor state a0a s4A
sse for Western
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Go 0nps advertisements.

Cut Bu> :. will sell one three acre
AID TIVE d- acre 'o. east % The Depot, and aso ten
city lot wsll i,-.ntyi ~ rity tsYnds
acast /, ptflrp<
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JAMES MORR RROW,
SURGEON q MECHANICAL DENTIsT-

public Ia general beevips that he can and win siy
entire ssissacsiol IN all work dous In The Den ii line
Ne has been engaged IN II 0oodrsehs ekee for the
taissd his former reputation beutiss he ssks Tor
. PARTON Of the patronage of his frtends and tke
puhiie HE requirements In tho knowl~<1n~ on Drn
iistry and arrangements IN as once and ksorsior,
such that be 10 prepared 20 do amy work In tn
Dsaia iiao. HE mode u work 10 di1sssnt fvuU sI
Others In this section .f the cosInsry h>ksw snovr
eisaniy aud durable, and warn With saore eomfort
and satlsfsctlan u the ~~arer He viii Pot In sstla
eisi sndeniures frosn one to n entire set. asd do al
0sker work sppeFtainins 10 Dentistry
00lee aad resldenre connected M Fourth sfre~s
second House West u MAi.,, saSaa.ans Ds 6oun
" required ap6Nf
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10 Exceedingly iunny-thc halt column
article ia an evening paper of Thursday. head
ed, Smith, Jones 4 Co. buy Punkn a,
Scott Go. Fair. The reader ei that paper
mus, be rery easily entertained The editor
should have written al the close this is the
place to laugh "a, the author
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kr The locomotive OF a ireipht train from
Iowa City collapsed boiler aue yesteria,
afternoon, about six miles from the city and
had 10 send To Davenport for help to bring
them in
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EV Yesterday was ~. very favorable ior
the sale OF water m.laus. :, vera, .sagou loads
stood Oh the streets during tho morning with
but few customers.
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fc The last two days have been cloudy
and chilly. with occasional slight sprinkles oil
rain. In fac, the weather i lot cntrely
agreeable