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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
Dissolution.

TIME Law P1RM or COOK DILLON LIED
i LsY is this day diss, iv'd by mutual ems Mt
We desire to close the businesI ~ the late -
speedily - possible ~ e9uest early sstsneoS
With ali aries.
signed. JNO. r. COOK.
JNO, y. DtILOR,
JAMS dim JAS. ]. LINDLHY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
GEO. y. WHlTCO,sls,

A TTORNEy AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Notary Public and Commissioner Of Deais for
New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, Pennsy vania
AMI ohio.
ohice--North-w est corner OF Main and second
streets, Davenport, Iowa. aug til
COERRlN Il DOW,
A TToRNEYS AND COUNSRLLORS A! LAW
NOTARIES PUBIE
Ofice-At Mackiot / Corbin's fxchan9 ofdoe,
davenport Iowa oclStf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
Dancing Academy,

DROF ROBINSON has opened his d lo6ing Acsd-
i emy al the German Tbeater. 1t which place he
will teach all the fashionable dan e. OF the day.
The Acsd' my will be opened on Tuesisy evening,
February 1st, 1859 st7k o'cock.
T. rms OF tuition-,ne gent, -; one gent and one
lady, %; one lady, %: juveniles, t3. Ja2S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
GEO. +. HVysRELU.,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW AND
n Commissioner Of Deeds for Connecttut, vii
give prompt and careful attention to the coIec
cisisis, conveyance of Real Estate, exsmIng titles
and ali ether kinds oflegsl business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

VINHis Large and Connections Hotel has been leased
by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
yaied neatly furnished throughout, In the best
ner, with sPRIsG BEDS aud LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will be spared to make the PARK HOUSE
the "A No. - House Of the City; II being much the
lsrgest and pleasantly situated Ia central location,
un the corner Jefferson and Dubuque streets near
the City Park with comfortable accommodations for
Two Hundred Guests.
THRMS-in conformity to the times.
Good and Oap pscous Stabtng attached 10 the house.
J, TRUSDELL. Proprietor.
Nov24dH Formerly OF the Trusdell Houee.
w. +. BARBER, S. W. BARBER,
Attorney at Law, Notary Public,
Phi.a ielpsa. Davenport.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
Local Affairs

IT, See Prot. Robnson's announce
ment Of the opening of a dancing academy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
IOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION

TIME following genilsm have bee sngsged, and
i viii le6 ture b fore tie Association during the
present month. tn. subjects and time 0il be duly
announce q through the papers
Rev. J. p. Donelan, Hon. Y. Cook.
Vim HsIl Eco, Hon. J. v. Dtion,
Capt Joscph Nays. Hen. W. ". Hildreth,
Rev Geo y. Aagoun, Hon. d. True,
Rev X. Z. Collier, q. SiuArt Eils, DsQ.,
Hiram Price, Ksq n. u. Parker, Dsq.
Tickets FOR the season, admitting gentleman and
LAZY. g 90. Single ticket, 25 rents
HALLET KILBOURM,
Dec7,f Oh. irman lee .ure CCmmittee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

We understand that Col. Burr
of the firm Of Burr & Swift has offered to
become responsible for the expenses print
ing, rent, &c. . of the next concert of the
Continental Choir, given for the benefit of
the poor. In view Of the object for which
the concert is to be given, we trust there will
be no expenses created. We are sure the
printers will donate their labors. and there
is no doubt that others will do the same.
All honor to Col Burr, however. The poor
have found m any warm friends this winter,
and they will continue to need their assis-
tance. In this instance We hope to see q
large sum of money raised for their benefit.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

Rr1ltOn House.
VINHE undersigned would respectfully inform HE
friends and the travelling public, that he has
Opened this large hotel in lie Claire. The house Is
nearly and furnished with all the conveniences
OF mode hotels. The table will be supplied with the
best the country affords.
His experience and large acquaintance with the
business in the West, Is suficent guarantee that
his house IL the place to stop At when come TO the
city Of lie OlAire
u. Hacks leave the Bratton House every orn!ne
(suudass exoeptei) for Davenport.
mavchI- -d9vAvlv ND w WERrLAED Hrop'r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

BLANks.-Al kinds of blanks CON
stautly on hand at this office. Orders soil
cited.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

Name and locality Of the Ccmpany-PsoRIA MA
RIHD AND FIRE IxsURAHCE COMPANY, Peoria
Illinois.
The amount Of It, capital stock 900 On
The amount OF It's capital stock paid up. 0CO u
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Ill. ~ HE ELE;Ik,

HRNFRAL COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
N Merchant, (Wholesale) Agent OF the Sy rscuse
Salt Msnufactory for Davenport and nelghborng
towns
Warehouse opposite r. X. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
suyln.S
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r. e.. Campbell

DUYsICIAN AND SURGEON N.-OFFICE-POST
i OFFICE BLOCK Iluuse-North side Of Fifth
street, between Brady and Perry. Jaa3htf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
"A Davenport, Iowa.
Ofioe--Davenport's Block, corner Main and Sec
ond streets. declBdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
". C.. COLE. NJ. ID.
Il ". Il. HAhER. Nj. II

PHYSICIAN SURGEON AND OCULIST. RESI-
i dence Tc Claire House, oflce Franklin Bleck
room No. upstairs.
fuupa.Jty
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
DupOnt'S G0npOWdeF
Park House.

~ A. sEIIN, Agent. Office-U. 6. EXrress OF
W fce Perry street. between Second and Third.
Jan2Qitf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

VANpAL1sM.-We learn that many
persons have taken the privilege Of cutting
and hauling away large quantities CT wood
from the island. They consider their right
to it is as good as any else. inasmuch as it
belongs to Uncle Sam. 1t is little singular
that the government agent. Mr.. Slaymaker,
has not the power or the authority to put
stop to this kind of proceeding. Every man
who dares to injure or destroy the timber
on the island, should be at once arrested and
made to understand that he has not the au-
thority to dcspoil it and lay it waste BY any
such process. If this destruction continues
prompt and energetic action isrequired from
the agent Let the guilty parties be brought
to Justice without delay.-R. l. argus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
Home Wanted.

1NHD father Of an infant girl, whose mother died
l. some weeks since, Is desirous Of finding fami-
ly that would be willing to adopt such q child The
aher Is poor and unable TO give his child proper at
tehtion. Chtd three months old. Enquire at the
houoe ct the Oatholic Burying Ground Jsp6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29
7. z. EhIsl X. T. T'AETAWHI, NJ T. sANDr''7,
Land Agents, Real Estate Brokers,
COLLECTION AND TAX AGENTS.
GAI.LAWAY a SANNE RS,
ATrOkNRYS AT LAW.
OFrIcR-LeClare Block. Entrance, LeCiaire Hall
HALL Il GUlGEAU

v
HALL Il GUlTEAU,
A TTORNRYS AND COU NSELI.ERS, NOTARIES
hPublic, & missioner- OF Deeds for Maine, YER
mont, New Hsmpshire, Massachusetts,, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virgtuis, ohio, Tennes-
se. Kentu>ky, u.incis and Missouri. once No Is
Nam ct one door south OF Co.k Il Sargent's Bank
July 1st 1858. jaly l-dAwly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-29

For Pixies PEAK.-We are in
formed by Mr.. H. B. Evans. of the firm of
Evans, Chew 4 Co., who has been trav cling
in the northern portion of this county, also
in Clinton, that the gold fever RACES to an
almost incredible extent. Parties are fitting
out teams. selling of their property here.
and making every preparation for an early
start.
We have NO doubt but many will 60. but
ws predict that these who sacrifice their
present posss ssions 10 60 to the gold region,
win b sorry that they ever did % before
another ysa3 has relied around. Bat e.
psrisnss muk b beaoht. svea thoash IL
psise - ~ - = ssnsAsatlss seaAsl
q haptiasnA ass
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j. ID. PATTON,

-. PATVON,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Ohce--up stair, in the
n buid < formerly occupied ty j. W. Wiley
West sec nI street.
Busiaess intrtsted 10 his care will be pnnctuaily
ATTENDED to
Davenport. JanGary Q, 1859. JAMS
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IREnEnICk ACkAAG.

lNvIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
~ ISTRNDENT. Also Teacher OF Architectural
aud ornamental Drawing.
Once at Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
Corner 81 aud Perry. Jy2titf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03
A. Mrs. wINsL0w, SO
hN Experienced NurSe end Female Physiois
pfessnes 70 the attention Of mothers, her
z SOOTH H N g EYRUP.

"A ukA8s WAH86OWs NfH t$Eas
pfessats 70 the sstsntion Of mothers, ksr :
E SOOTHING SYRUP.
which sty fssiisaiss the preesss Il sssshius b. sos.
ssg shs gsm;, rsaasias ssI siI.y AL
rAtN ana spasmsd'e setiens aaa 10 s9t sa{ z s
SURE TO REG ULAEE THE BOWELS !
Depend upea H. nsshers, viii give rssso ysarsslvss asA
RELIERAND HEALTH 70 10 Or INFANTS
eAs s!I. = SsssIDsses AID ssrss q I, si:s ..k.;:
i;'is!s:. sss.s dKs. x. s TX s2,1lD 0ss. !.
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s:s:sSs :: 81 i.s. SOOTHING i.ss..s. A.
g. q: ss.:l:.y ,sn.l: sYRUP. s:Isss:i W. q I:
kiekss ssnnes1ssiSa q iss ma9is.I s2scss ana sSe
virtsss We speak il shis mzsxer q WHAT wE DO EEow
s - 1ss SSs
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.as .sss' e =
III. vsI..si: pssg.ssli.. Ls .as !. i.
"a e ss.s .s sPs "a nee
-, THOUSANDS or CASES.
ss ssy rssvss the shid from pain, se
:s:sy . s sss III ss sss
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s;s F0E ss,;i: sssas. ssss
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=
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:es - ss sssIss :3I: 8 3! EaIsI
ssd Covsfs q srssE vsrissy, fsoz O 80 q g.
.es saws s.vs.ssiR 9 ~. = s.iS fsssd. & &
HfNlnsINs,s ~ sT0ck e Po0Ts 1N6s1o1s'
~ ss:egsss1l 81 ! @ sSjss. Iissss. g ssssi q. /
49, Essss Sesis 81 H.si ss;ssss Il = ss's 8
81 sssss ss 8 .Ifss &. 81. % ga
S; 8 ;s; fs:..: So -. = sE:
- ~. bssk fss "a - fss s.sss S iss; $
- S.; e e; M; 9 IS
zss ly5 5sl|s 6. -
II | ~ 20 sEe1is ,1n'( ~ - - = m g
e - 529aSt IS
- :. = 81: ! - g
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.YERs 4 MceHAN,

III .oc... 2Is pee ssi; "a s.d ssI. !,
Ends s af oar as ssa sssS ''0'ip' Of
Copper flsnisk Zirc. Gslvsnised Iron and Lead
no, S.sh g y, rshs, s,,,is SieokiS! @ hsecsss, ss
Ms:blsd Mssk Rssiss. Black Walnut and Iron
w.ss, cs.s E.ssssa sas Iron en.nsllsd Ho,-
ler'g B:dedee Pans. @ = T.L5I-T.77,'@ -
and ssssn aSs ibSss:f bsss
=, IA. fsGe asE ssiPs; Gsssf "a Pias Ayd;.n...
Hyd!sass sl ksm 4ass bs$s bss:s .sd s
Gas cects Giobs waves. HydSsas Wo.sis.s a S''A''
ss.s sf,sft ss,. W.ssss: Ho:s ~ IT. Rs:n Prs.
Ms|;rbls ir0s and Efss: 6ss filsisss;
wsis e G. iass Pablo Of ptivsss Sasidisss f.Ss
Thoss so1tsss n sIst.ns im,rov.nspt. IN m. l,s
vii asd & 9 thsir advssisss 70 eli and sxsnss
= z.sif :s:ss.s.a . !. -ills. promptly .ss.sa.d
DsSStsse eAsR ss4UEE6ES RASEIEs FIE4f fsk
.;s nj .;s q: ;ss:s: fs.i: ,:ssiy:a -
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fhess who dssI!s % hsve fhsir orders fisd IN .
q hi.sss sos.:s I sss:,
..Fsmille. vko may PETER hsvins dinners prepsrsd
hs issSs ssssss seSF 81 ss
sss@ssyss sss q shi' ssss 5
- No ssa Pssssi isasis ssssss.
ro = -eo1m frnS = ~ 'Nh ~ : ~ 's<s stfeess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

SsIllnsso so2c6B2Kiiho cB2Kiiho sgs.szss,
zssRE1sz & Faaqszc cgEss as1iaE SssE
AsaRsRssbl21 ssalRRssssb gss asssS 3aiss|S
hsss dsssn2ss = tss s. 90 ssosl son e saSe .os x
s:is: 9 = sss 's5ss oss 5 sss @ sAso: 81
3 s::::s; -, .:.s,.. IA :: :. .:s.:.ssa
.es.. s '' = 1raEs.aySss "a ysS I. 4 .s.ss.. Ss;
IN o. 5000, Ne. s2s PENN. AVENUE, Is
ss1 se sss'e{S: essFas {se@ is'se
As: - &: y )! 60 fsss ssl 81 &c !.
s,se s, q - -. 8 81 sis :
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70 2R2S1: ~; ! !
&. - ss.::IC.:a. ss.,sss, :
| | 4 ! ! !
ses-sV PBrEn =. DUBANT.
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CkANDELL. 0PTICTzN, :

CkANDELL. 0PTICfzE, - =.
No. 12e Bridge Sc, Gsorsas,ea,
:, Has eSnstaptiy on band large sssortmenf Of
ofed, end ali other SPECTA GILES, "A
sis N o sys T:n. s1S Sss
rev EI.s.ss set - tSsm o order. 10 is-iy ,
SEYMOUR IA: ros .s rssiy essa ioe ssis an .,.s...
ma Ven Manufactured assortment Of Ladies' Furs,
Mink s:s.s ess.s ~ Fitch So. .ss
Bssidss Bend SU sv.ry vsr,.twr ~ ees, sssr AinE no.
'nss. ass 81. Il.'' lsa sfGsao9sn Gss1sss9s.
a.hADEaErsA RRATSHr ,gn AT; AsdTss 81 Then n
ere and friends i6 geaers thss thsy have nads en-
Ns:sey. GefiSs & Cos ssssrIor DRxuGHsT
rnach icr the psst yser h.s hornc the rspsta-
L consantiy on hknd and Il VII Be soiS, N . uscls
Or hall barrels, st Baltimore prices. for Cask %
delfrery As.ye sell this Ale only on commis ssiou,
our terms VIII be neidly adhered to-. eatisfaetiol
defect Be given !itkln q hosrs kHsr tapping. :.
pome.dc ,ALEs,. PORTER, ard BkOwN
STOQT, tfslly equal, Il not superior, 20 any i'm
ported at from 81 20 4t 50 per dozen, delivered in
an. sIs PAS Of seorsetovn, wsshipssop; a AIsxaa
!. esll.tf, 81 Gre: % 5 ssre.:. Gso1s.scva. GRas
A. CANAL RESTAURANT. I.
na a. M m.. tss 0
of shs season. both from land a and fss water 49,
2ad served up IN the most approved style lss|z7I 81
N. B:-Fresh supplies received eyery day.
nos I'm w. II. THICKER, Proprietor.
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2ru1s,x,,E|SI E|SIsE !. 9y.tEyT;E,Es

nE1GAIlIlld q g ~ o., w,ehirreeu
citys n O.. Decsmhsr 3. 3ssS. q - :,
k0g4Ssa . - inseyesd n ths .EvsxIHe s1xs. d
81 81 dsiS pssss IN 3 "
I. R Al Is.sens agplyins for lssssrs IN tis follsw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

DRESSING ROBES.
..t we Sars tsis sss;en, s sdditicS g pr ;rfe
s;Ssss ry.t!ssy Ssa SR Hess
Sasrsd b u.s. snd pfobsbly the best assortment ever
!. 0esslyl1g tss ssms store lor twenty years. sad
nsvese soods st ths lovsst Prices. q. at.----s....
no ~ -. ssaes Room. Brosn.s sss.l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

N REMovAL.
and sss K s Ii.
s.ss sns ins slsssst g. sos Pa
b bsttsr sbe to osom%odsss al Who nav n f.yor 1I
ssS,ss ben mRSrSssd e to my order
Ths La,sesf yfoek % its kisd erey offered at ,e.aa
Ai.syT; on had every vansts, style, class finish,
Chiss s9d Brenss 0rnsmsnts, Pspisr Msehe and
worf sosss, Rs.ioul.s. Writing Dsss..
French Baskets, French and Enslfsh Perfumeries,
PsstSI srd Jira ;ca Vsse, do, % al
Brushes and Combs, Rocking Horses,
Chess Men. Bsefs ssmmon, Dom,noes,
Ps:as saa v.isns Card: chils::a: l sss s.%ss Met
e ,ait children ofsvsry age. Presents 10 suit the
L. fsct, .hsll slvsys keep on hand the largest.
!; Soed. ever exhibited BY any retail establishmeif
Rsmsm6sr the name and NUMBER -.
no q 1v No. sos p. bst sss ses III
ssSs.o. Dssss Il d: sER ... ...
10 IS = 90 WALL. sTEPHENs q CO.
26 $3.50 CENTRAL STORES. 91gI Qc
CL0AKs,-cLolKsa-cLoxKss
No. g, !. S.s!.si S; y s1os... VOL WI WI ByluD,rs.
Goafs Of sas sssss sys xSsS
selling Ut the very lovest prices. = :
.sa ssss sss % q 1s:ss s:s.s :s'
CSstomers sss ,sspsctiay invited o CAL and in.
Is a Ss ssSa.
.s.,n ws. 4 h. sskEx ss: s..:..| R|sso: s.s..:.
CCOR 1EONs. yIf,IINa RANI0a "a ~
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M VIRGINIA

lyl VIRGINIA ...-...- I
CREAM ALE.
- Y recommended by Physicians
And Pronounced By Competent Judges,
lfiafr The Purest Ard Best - 80 I
lz.t.s .- y In the Market.
Warranted Perfectly free From All ~
Deleterious Properties, = - u, i
Put up in Barrels, Hef Barrels, and small KeKs
for family use, and sold BY the Agent. b. ~ =
ss - G. @. MORTIMER,
Depot-D st., below 7th: under Polkiahorn's
UtoAIL AND Try iT. iT.n''ns H''.oils no n%s9' iae n
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neyef been able -
Msdieine-HEvHal
a efN q LII gNs,
Fxcf = cUR y j
Nsvsrdsd vs knev
saeisfzefisa By any|
he eostrary,aHar
oYIRAT90Na.l and
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say of any orHn
HAS II YAiBED, m
sTAHCB TO EF-
vhes feinely med.
Al inseaAee e dn-
ene vhs nsed u. On
delighted With ks
spesk ~ tsFnss Of
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which saty Aeilitass the process y tsshng b. sosa
,ag ns gans feanssng 80 s.assnAsss-vhl sifay ALI
SURE 70 REG ULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upen H. nssher Il vii give rsstse yssrsslvss asi
RELLEFAND HEALTH TO 70 OR INFANTS
We have up and ssld this srcis ssa
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sisuated on the corner Of is46 and b sts. west,
poanier, m5s, 60. and Il the most dssirsbie ssand
in the olty for reeident, country and river trade
Louisians sssuass near the corner Of 10th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

EOR RENT.-Members Of Congress or families
Intending 20 pass the winter IN Washington, will
6nd very handso"e eAPARTMENTS-a Psrlor and
Bed roon on each door of three stories, with nee
essssy out buildings in that spacious dwelling lsl
street, between Sd and 9Th streets, convenient 70
For terms, apply In pefson at the Law once corner
0f 9Th street and Louisiana avenue near CITY Hall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

srrsnxsd thIss tory PRIME kOUsEss, kSE sEs With Wish
two story back buildirss, contsinins. from % u
above prgperS islccstsd on tho north side II Ma
aaeh1setts avenpes between eth and 5th Sta. Per-
denoe would do well % oa at No. 81 o Of laid prop
erty Also, severd smaller aouses on the sa1ls
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Bell, 1lzs 0ss
4rook, Esnlna
1rown, Mrs Dr 9
8ssnds, miss =
Dsyns, Sarah
NDrd, !, Mrs. A1asY
BRADFORD, Mary
Hsily, Mrs :
1entIys Jensis
1.ny, frsaeau !
Raksrs Maria q
ss:'sss.hs:i
Chlrn, Annie =
cos~sil. !. knsll !
Crawford, Misa +
Carter, Mrs T. l.
Crawford, Msss c
Cooaey, Mis- &
C<npsell, Mrs q
Devsr, Miss B
Daniel, |, Miss E4
D-vidson, Mira A B
Donnelly,R ,Ross Ann
Fry, Mia o
Frost, Mrs Rnth
Fisher, Mrs T.
Fsroer, Fyaneis
Htehue, Sarah Ann
Gaines, Miss Mary
Greer, Sophia
Greenwood, = "
GeI'rmann, ,Amolis
Gable, Mr.. r
Fsherty, Mary
Ferroa, Bessie
Gariands Mrs 3 =
Grogan, Bridget
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I N yALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situatsd
oep.EsegwH, .Ss the igtsrssston Of shs esofseeovn
end Little Falls roads. c0nsisting Of 102 Acres In
Ieth and 3 stfssts. WsshinGton. D. Q. Klo,H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

Q0 CQEEN CLOTH. rllUsn, a ~ stLA ztsE
t!esk 6sss 6sss. 81 s: s:A sss ssd f.s
ss{, 8 cslsi Milltsfy ~ etl|es ssslss q SIiia n.
inls1t1 vslyst Turhass lSs s 5@sSs; Nsvy GsSs
ssd Covsfs n srssk vsrisly, fsoa q 80 q. e.
~ y SAWS ssv,ssS : ~ ~ fsIssd. y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

TOR SALE.-1 Offer for sale Q vsluabie FARM
IN Loudour county. Virginia, on most liberal
{srms,.eontsin!ng 80 sersci or vii sxchanse 4
ased Il ens o(tke most improved snd. highly cult
- }erss e The county cSeysPient e ths sans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

SQUAAE a4s. x STREET, OPPOSITE
fsoys dssc!lbed beng s.tvo-siory Srick DWEIi.-s
y i0s sSle on qooog.ncd8ting tegfns Also, . two
ksory kfS1e DyelllnG on sosth d street Island,
3sssnTYodsass ssEHH III Ies (: g sy sst
side. zsIr = fint ) . - no il-suims
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YsO LET-A handsomely yFURNIsHEDHoUSR
tsrior. with IS rooms and gas and water in ever
part Of the premises, also, bath rooms. POSSESSION
apply ct this once. - - oc a5 IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

EOR RENT-Ths three story BRICK HOUSE
onsth street, the third door from the northeast
just been put In good orer, and will be rented TO
Punctnal tenauttlev. For the key and further in
and Coal Ard corner Of Vermont avenue and st
ocA DICKSON, GORDON G CO. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-03

.SsI1sss xIcFs5SSks 81 s;sk 0kfEkS Fek SALE
ths 6eorsssovn ,fville TsrnpIis. X mile. q hon
SsMssssown, Insainanx sSe qssse II high state Of
dsiry fsr The md SestR srs sS q
nIIassed., The lmprovements are 2 substaniial
sst Sssscs ne psss sna M .Ss ss,s SssSs
% select fruit q acres well .timbered. the rssf
ss ~ s.seS .ss.s s,a a., vsss sS rel Esssrsd and
good repair. JOSHUA RATEMAN,
corner ofist and Fayette strests,
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feols that he oan witt oonkdenoe reoon-~E
mend Ihs ChsoPisstie Pr9csss for insertisS -,
serengtht beanty, cleaniless and eheapness- Full
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-02-25

SALT FOR HORsEs' FEET.-Common
salt absorbs moisture from the atmosphere
hence, it has been in some instances APP
piled with great success for keeping the
hard-bound hoofs Of horses moist. The
hoofs Of some horses become dry and Of
Itentimes crack, thereby rendering them
lame, if the animals are driven on hard
roads. BY bathing the hoof and felloct;
joint with a salt brine three times day,
lameness from the above cause will be
avoided. 1t is a common practice with
some blacksmiths to rasp cracked hoofs ii
order to render them more tough, bu
salt brine is far superior to rasping for ef
fecting this ohject.-.Scientifc american
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-02-25

Slow WITNESS AND SWIFT JURY.-
An apt illustration of witness and juries
in liqnor cases occurred before the court
at Taunton
A dramseller Of New Bedford was On
trial for selling liquor to woman, and
she was the witness. She was oblivious,
as usual-had drank there but could not
tell when, Of whom, or whether she paid.
The dramseller conducting his own case,
asked one question too many, viz - Was
you not drunk when you was there p
No. replied the woman Indignantly, !
was sober. l meant to help you. didn't
mean to tell the thing just as it was, but
| will now. went into the shop with
three others, and gave you twenty-five
cents for our drinks And then the iu-
ry, without leaving their seats, gave a
verdict of guilty.