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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
A VERY DESIRABLE FRAME REsIDENCE. SITUATED
in the Fourth District In excellent ne,ghborhood con.
venent to an omnibus line and the Lafayette Horte Cars
BYJULLAN NEVILLE &. co.

in the Fourth District, In excellent neghborhood con-
venent to omnibus line and the Lafayette Hore Cars
BYJULLAN NEVILLE &. CO.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Pl- ce.
THUK.s a. A., ~, May ls, 1859. at IL O'Clock,
l. NJ az me City Hotel, Common street. will be sold
THAT VERY NEAT AND DESIRABLE FRAME RESI-
DENCE Ted in the Fourth District the tausre bounded
streets. ~ "''
The Lots designated by the Nos and TO- and measure "A
ieet 'front.' on Branad street, by 122 feet inches and lines in
depth between paral ell lines ~ A "
The improvements comprise Are twostory Frame Resi-
suehce CONTAINING SIX rooms to her With rooms
front and side galleries. and all necessary
ings The grounds planted with fine sh1ubbery and fruit
trees. '' ~ - NA'
Also Lots and the northwest half of No. measuring
g rect inches and II lines front jackson street. BY depth
OF iU reel parallel Ines running back Lots Nos
streets. SAN "'A"a
This property is in quiet improving and
oners IRE opportunity purchase alb resdence
With grounds and convenient business portion
five minutes. - ~ oe e'ei5
-TER -Onefourth cash; the Balance in one two and
for notes secured by and
bearing per cent interest E''' $3.50
TO be kept insured policy transferred to
vendor. f' e''e" w
of he purchaser. a95
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

TO PERSONS WISHING 70 PURCHASE COUNTRY
situated in neighborhood where provision can be
purchased at moderate rate, and always plentiful
supply.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer. -
Office IL Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 5, 1859, at 12 o'clock NJ.
L at the City Hotel. Common street, will be sold
TWO VERY FIsE RESIDENCES, cottage built, situated
In Lawrence county, Miss. quarter of mile from the
Court House twenty-five miles from Brookhaven head
OF navigation on Pearl river.
No contains twelve large rocms with large hall and
spacious gallery kitchen,
buildings nearly and in excellent order having
as female seminary for which # peculiarly adapted The
by forest trees and well fenced in.
No. is large cottsge dwelling, containing four rooms
halls, etc. etc in front building, and kitchen, ETC.,
rear The ground 200 eet front depth of 800
through the grounds together with failing spring Of
pure
terms, or exchanged for city property
photograph OF property ground plan can be
seen at the Office of the auctioneers.
ATems made known previous to the day Of sale. a20
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'CHURsDAY,, May 8, 1859, at IL O'Clock NJ.
=, ne C1tgy Hotel CCgnSn tree, viii be sold
the bounded by Magazine, Pension Camp and Amelia
streets, and designated Lots Nos and Is Of snuare
front on Camp street BY i2 fee: 10 depth Lot No forming
feet inches and Is re front street by depth Of
liz feet II inches and lines between parallel lines American
FOUR CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, in Jefferson City,
In tbs bounded by Plaquemne Chesnnt Pension and
Amelia streets and desi mated Lots Nos l. z and Of
No. 16 Said Lots adon each each
follows Lot No. l. 30 feet inches lines front or Pla.
qumne street, Lo, No 80 feet front Plaqnemne street,
and Lots Nos and ~ feet each front Flaqnemine street.
Lot No. forming the Of PlaqueDine
ESTERMS Onefourth cash, balance in g. H. Is and "a
months, for nstes benng SIX cent interest,"
paid at maturity, therea tel y per cent interest:
Acts Of sale before James Graham Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers. 400
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

THE
Fourth District, at auction, without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE Auctioneer,
Office. II Commercial Place.
'HHURSDAY, May 5, 1853, at IL O'Clock,
l. az the CITY Hotel. Common street. will be sold
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in fauboure
vanfa in the square bounded by Magazine Fourth Camp
and Arlington streets and designated lots Nos L.
plan deposited as No. 40 in the office of j. R. Beard late
Notary in this city.
These lots adoin and measure each 30 feet inches
lines front on Fourth street, by 03 feet in DEPTH between
alel lines-American measure. =
~ TERMS-Oneh third cash the balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months for bearing per cent inter st.
secured by mortgage the properly aHd per
interest.
expense of the purchaser. s22
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rate Three Story Brick Store Nachez streeTo sold
without reserve.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. CO.,
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
roice, II Commercial Place.
fTHURSDAY, May 5th, 1859, at IL O'Clock,
Will be sold at public auction the City Hotel
street. without reserve
A. CERTAIN L. T OF GROUND situated fn the First Dis
c in the bounded by Naichez Camp Drawer and
Magazine streets measuring rs feet 10 inches front
street. by about 50 fe 10 inches in deph together with
use o. yard % feet inches length by II in Width
T. aid and the adjoining property, belonging the
Canal Eank The whole in conformity with particular plan
drawn BY H Moehausen, Anr 1854 deposited in the
office Of H. b. Cenas Notary Public.
The improt ements consist of handsome and substantial
three story brick store cemend containing freproof
vans and everything complete for merchant doing large
business. 'eN
EJ-TERMs-O third cash; balance in years
Tor notes secured by mortgage the property ard bearing
per cent Interest until maturity and if then paid
until fnal payment improvements to be kept insured
policy transferred to vendor.
Act Of sale before E. G. Gottschak Notary Public at the
e4pense OF the purchaser. a20
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BY J. NEVILLE & co.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY or JET
ferson. without reserve, and accommodating terms
BY JULIAN NEVILLE e. co,
JuLIAa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

HANDSOMFLf FINISHED TWO.STORY AND ATTIC
Dwelling on Basin street, FRS, District, without reserve
BY j. Il. BEARD 8. CO.,
GARDNER SMITH Auctiopser
SATURDAY, May 7th, 1859, at I2 O'clock
~ At Banks, Arcade, Masnzi street will be sold
TWO LOTS OF GROuND, in the First District in the
square bounded by Rampant Busn Graysr ?erdido street
measuring Each - feet inches nss Basin street BY
adepth 81 lfS feet between parallel lines
on each lot consist of and build mr. with
b. ck front and slate roof having twelve each alfney
mi he'd t. the atac having large staircase with nahoay
railing cistern hydran and all necessary cut bu d
month each. ~ u wv = l
E TERMS One fourth cash balance at one two and three
seH LOT notes bearing mortgage the property per
cent interest and per eventual interest improve
vendors. $1,000 'e" ~ NV
Acts Of sale before O. De Armas Notary Public at the
pense of the purchasers. mys
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BY PALFREY & co:
SALE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED pRopyRrv 40 r, o,,r
Louisa and New Ievee str es ' "'7'

G. L. G. DuruY Aucrr.
49, Office, q Camp street.
SATURDAY, May 2, 1859, at I2 o,eaocts A.
~ Banks, Arcade, Magazine street, will be sold -
LOT OF GROUND In the First District in the sopare
bounded by Front Fnton Common and rsver streets dss
ignat Lot No having about ii feet inches front on
Front street and Fulton street. and depth of Hbou I2
all American together with The there
comprising 1hree-5ory Brick Store, No. front street
leased to Messrs Wheeler Forstai until sls October 1850
$500 per aaDum.
LOT or GROUND in the First District in the triangle
formed by Triangle New Ievee and Lonisa
as Lot No. 10 measuring q feet and ine front Triangle
street q feet 10 inches in width in the alley
81 feet 10 depth side line and IS inches
other side line all American measure.
Improvements comprise Thrt eStory Brick Building
NO. 10 Triangle street known House.
3ist October, 1859, at S33 rs per month.
ne wnole AZ Per plans exhbi ed at the Arcafe.
IEkMs-onethtd cash and for the balance the PM
notes a. one and two secured By special
gage upon the property Fearing interest Al the rate Of
pg cent PET snhum until maturity nhd sntsequen interest
he rae Of Per cert the buildings kept
~ me purchasers until the final payments made
cs u yI I ~ oe aps erred to the vendors
expense Of the purchasers ~ m,1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
AUCTION SALES.
DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS
BY E, ID, HYDE

Auction Room, 28 Custouhouse st.
'HHUhsDAY, the 9Th inst, at 10 A. M .,
ms saiesroom No. % Cusomk street. will be sold
Prints Printed Lawns Bleached Shngs Bieached Cotton
Handkerchiets etc nyI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
BY J. A. BEARD & co,

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY IN
The rear OF the Second District, long credit.
BY J. Il. BEARD 8. CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, AuctioDeer.
SATURDAY, the 18th of May, 1859 at 10
~ o'elnck NJ at Banks' Arcade will be sold ~ -
|. TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the Second District in
the square bounded by Bienville Hasan Avenue and
Bourbon Streets assuring each uches lines front nm
Cont street, by depth of l92 feet inches lines
No. forms the of Cont II agsn nue
FOURTEEN LOTS OF GROUND in the same District
under high state Of cultivation vegetable garden in The
square bounded by Cont ST. Louis David mos streets
designated by the Nos II to % inclusive Nos ii and -
measure each 80 feet front Solomon by 59 feet 10
inches lines deep Nos 10 to measure each ii feet ii
inches 20 lines front ST. Louis street. 1922 inches
deep Nos % and "a measure each 80 David street hy
Portable cottage house, W "e'A'
whole will be sold in block subject to lease
3lst July, 1866 the foil swing and conditions
AT w per month, up to 3lst July, 1859
Il :. :. 1851.
~ 1864.
~ 1865,
~ TERMS-One fourth cash balance at one two or three
years Tor notes bearing properly with ner
cent. interest. and per cent. eventual interest
Acts of sale before o. De Armas, Notary Pubic MT be
pense of the purchaser. ' NIX
HANDSOMELY FINISHED TWosTORY AND ATTIC
Dwelling on Basin street. First District without reserve
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05
ELIGIBLE AND VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
situated in the upper portion Of the Fourth District
BY JULIAN NEVILLE f. CO.,

Office, II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, May 12, 1859, at I2 O'Clock Nj !.
l. It the City otel, will be sol at auctio--
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situated in the Fourth
Eghn ,niel and Ninth Streets measuring 80 feet
forming the corner OF Annurciaion and Eighth trees
H6'TERMS-une third cash; balance in six twelve and
On cen months for notes bearing mortgage the property
with per cent interest and cent interest
of the purchaser, = ' s' a. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

~ yltiNIE, AucTloNEER, APPRAISER, AND
4Ns General for the Purchase Of Real Rs
tate Lands, Plantations, Negroes. etc.
OFrIGES:
Banks Arcade Passage. No. s, First District
Corner Cont street md Exchange Alley, Second District,
where can be examined, at time, list
proEed property Of very remuneratve investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale private and public
sale choice Mechanics list Virginia and Caroiinn
likely Negroes.
Mr. DsFER1ET will give his personal every
SAFE ana pHrchhse If
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ADJUSTMENTS.

pLACIDE's VARlETIEs-GRAyIER sTENv
Mr. WAR3HK
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

Luxurious Sleeping Cars
Are attached all Night Trains running IN connection
with this road.
Inquire for tickets via the Memphis Ohio Mobile and
Ohio Roads.
my5 3m HENRY COFFIN, Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

* PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Ffrsta and secod y,er In
quee cents Boxes thd tier for colored persons o.y .
location. =
Box0aice open for securing Dress Circle Ps4ssz.
Chairs and Private Boxes from A. NJ until F. u dafy
to com nence at tx o'clock. = rse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-05

-FOUR CHOICE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST DIS
rict, suitabe for dwellings, situated near the Carroon
Railroad Depo Of tue late JOHN NULL
late OF the Parish of West Felilra in The State of Lou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-17

The Democratic party Of Iowa is
undoubtedly gaining ground very fast
in the present campaign. The iucreas.
ing strength Of the party is not confined
to any particular county or section Of
the State, but is universal. FROM all
quarters, we hear of the Democracy
taking fresh courage and carrying 90
the good work Of redemption of the
State from the hands OF Black Repub-
lican misrule with unusual vigor, aud
it is now fully apparent that the large
majorities which stand recorded against
the Democratic party will either be
entirely wiped out, or reduced to a
mere fraction.
This state ofstfairs is partially owing
to the great indiscretious perpetrated
BY the opposition, aud largely to the
effects produced by the able speeches
Of the Democratic candidates and
other Democratic speakers now on the
stamp; also to the sober second thought
Of the people, which is ever effective.
Let the Democracy Of Iowa continue
to take courage, and prosecute the
good fight With unbroken ranks and
unhinching courage let every man in
the party who can WELD any influence
whatever, whether upon the stump or
otherwise, consider himself in duty
bound to exercise it without Cessation,
until the day Of election. The party
is now gaining ground let it continue
to do 50 let every Democrat catch the
spirit Of enthusiasm now prevalent in
the Democratic ranks, and the result
will be highly satisfactory. The State
must be and aciU be redeemed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-17

0epeeeosnt be h slo asosesssassoes 10
his shssil;~. A pssstieal philssshse-
p;ot he ever bolds hiussf - - pro
ssa;op.l tslssts sssdy q the ssA Of The
NOR. In oil Le Claire, - venture the
= ,ertios, there 10 not poor man Who
v;ll not 6ud vote for Dr.. Gamble ia
October next. A success always ~
tends honest, faithful. intelligent and
generous labor, the Doctor b now
" we'll to do in the world" and BY his
high personsl character commando
the respect and elimination Of I'll elias.
q. Until the disorganization Of the
Wing party, Dr.. Gamble va an en-
thusiastic and most influential support
er Of il principles, and 20 long - that
eminent statesman Henry Clay livsd, ons
of his most devoted admiren. Indeed
it is said by Democratic old settlers,
that "in old Wing times" the most
formidable opponent whom they met
at the polls, WAS DR.. Gamble. But
when the Wing party received it,
deathblow IT the hands of those who
had pretended to be its friends, the
Doctor, preferring the companionship
ofthose who had been open, honest
enemies, TO that Of false and traitorous
friends, refused to commit himself with
. political conglomeration Of Adolf
tionism. Temperance, Lager Beer,
and pro Germanism, called the Repnb-
lican Party. Since that time be has
acted, voted, and laboIcd with the
great National Democratic Party.
He 10 strong at home. Where he
is best known, be has most supporters.
We predict majority Of one hundred
votes in the township Of LIE Claire
and triumphant election.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-17

Csoeoia, Thursdss S.lt-m, er IS, 2p.w.
Anon, Prifsv, sep.embsr I6. cp IN.
Dscatur City. saturday S.ptember ", . p. III.
rdnn, Monday, September Is. 2p N.
Osnterville, Tue-dsy, september 20, ?p. N.
Dvsk-svili.. We inrsdAv, g. pit. NIB. 81, Q y. M
Bloc mdeld. same day, ~ N.
keossLQls, Thu sday, eeptsmber g.. -. N.
Benton. port, sm dav. 7p-m
Chsrl .stsn, Friday, Septemt~r 81, Up III.
Eeokut, Saturday, sepiemb'r ~, I y ~.
hurling on, n ''ndAs, September %, Pm.
Auscs,iue. rpesiay, September ~. 7p.m
Davenport. wednesdsy, g. ptember e8, p. IN.
Iowa City, Thu sdsy Ssptembtr -. Z p. m
Cedar X .psis, vr,dsy, e~psember 80, SIP. u.
Asreugo. SatusdAv. GDctober Z y. III.
Ttoton, Monday, Octoher ., Up q.
Dewitt, fuesfss, s,ctcbey 4, = q. m.
NaQuoseia, We anesssy, October ST. p. N.
0~l,evus r"utsdsy. ctober 8. , y. n.
DuhaQue Friday October 1,Tp.n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-17

ARE Docs Properly l-Judge Rus
eel yesterday decided that they we're.
He quoted the common law and the
statutes to sustain the opinion, dipped
into the terae nature, discussed the
laws of personal property, and finally
concluded that Dennis Campbcll's de.
murrer to the indictment for larceny of
dog could not be sustained. No one
doubts that dog is property. A good
dog is property ; poor dog, in which
category most dogs fall, is poor prop
erty, and the sooner some one steals
him, or kills him, the better for the
owner. But Judge Russell's decision
has one bearing decidedly discreditable
to the city of his residence. If dogs
are property, then the ordinance con-
fiscating them to the public interferes
with the right Of property in dogs, and
the great city Of New York, by virtue
Of its dog pound, becomes a gigantic
receiver Of stolen goods, and all who
aid and abet the giving to every dog
his day." at the merclless boat, foot Of
2sth street, are participes crimines.
At one fell swoop, by ne stroke Of
the judicial pen, the Judge dog-matic-
ally decides that, dog being property,
those who steal him commit larceny,
and are liable to the penalty therefor.
This decision, though late, is comfort
ing to the shades Of the 5000 CANNES
now latrantes canes on the banks of
the Styx, who met their sad fate
unwhiningly at the hands of the city
dog killer, during the month when
Sirius is supposed to reign, and dogs
to "delight to bark and bite" But
what punishment shall fall upon the
guilty city for its misdeeds, in thus
booming to death Tray, Blanche and
Sweetheart, and ours Of low degree,
who trcsspass within the reach Of the
dangerous classes that " frat lured to
the pound, then led the way"
Itmay be said that Government can
regulate the tenure of this, ~ we'll ~
other species Of property, and prescribe
rules for it, possession without outlaw
~. The excuse may do for dog-slay.
err and dog -stealers. 1t is . poor con.
collation. to the dogs themselves.-N.
y. Commercial advertiser.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-17
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The Original and Best In the World
All others are mere limitations. and should b
avoided. n you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or AUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury 70 hair or kin.
vIYTKEN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM Bachelor since 1879. and over
60 600 applications have been made to The Hair Of
his patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIM Bachelors Hair Dye produces color NOT
TO be distinguished from nature. and 10 WARRANT.
Ed not to injure in the least. however long may
died the Hair invigorated for Life By this splendid
Dye.
Made. sold or applied I'm private ,oons) At the
viz Factory, 2ss Broadway, New York.
Sold in oil cities and towns Of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the name and aadress upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each boz, Of
WILLIAM DATOHDLOR,
July1s-wi 38s Broadway, New York.
The Whole w opld UniteA !..Siek Pee
Dlos Thlnk !s.AftoP which, AetS
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
with startling cures book to all:
Tits 10 the case, the million say.
With the cures Of Herrick' q Pill.
They come from East. and North. and West,
And With clad tidines the pauers nll.
DecauPe they are the cheapest. safest, best,
And superior TO others 10 Herrick's PHI.
Prom Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
mad,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves we're laid
We're IL not for Herrick's PHI.
Zach pill With sugar II covered DER
rare discovery Of matches skil;
Their like WAs never seen before.
Untu it.appesred In Hsvriek's Pill.
vor years he's worked 10 heal the sick,
With Joy elate his bosom oils;
For tens Of Thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerYick's Pills.
- HRRRIOR'S NATCHLRSS WIGHT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world With
their popularity Over dve millions n boxes are
u@d annually, GtvnG employment TO eighty. ave men
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man and French directions. Largo family boxes
- cents I'VE boxes for 81. Sold everywhere.
mchI8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-17

WIN address ths people upon the political ssues Of
the day II the following tim and plsees
Oes y Ines sepse~ Der &c. st IN.
Galesba 9. September II. 't2pm.
ueUton, sept 0bsr 49, q ?pm
1osds NHp' ember ~ are m.
vinton, Seutepb 81, ~ 2 pm.
Independence, o~p emher g, ut 2pm
Debit, SsV snibas 23c. al 2pm
Dubuque, Septsmt ~ a. ,2pm.
u ous, Sent. Inber &c. at cpw.
Davenport, SEPTEMBER ?', ht2pn.
ripton Sept.mber rs. a. Rpm
Iowa Ci'y, Sspt-mt@r %. ~ pm.
WApello. september 80. st2 IN.
rne Dental Commit ,es Of tho several coua,.rs
vii please give INN date notice o. the above sp.
p.i1snents and mate IN, necessary arrangement
" ogde, Of the DemocrstIc
stare CsuTR IL OonMITrsE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-17

Democratic candidate for Governor Of Iowa. viii
sddrsss the people at this times an places named In
ne following list Of app sintmsn's:
~ Peasant. THURSDAY, Sept Is, at o'clotk m.
vsir6eii. Friday. Sept 10, ~ 2 O'Clock p0.
Eeossuqua, esturdAy, ~, At 3 o'sioskp m.
~. Kirtwood V respsc ully invited to be preselt
a. these Meeting. aud add'ess tho poole.
THE De atTsi @ mnntss OF the se ,ersl counties
shove ment ouei will please give iaiwe tiste notice
u the shove aponntme ats and make the accessory
CIT snssmeuts for the me.t'gs.
Dy ordsr Of the Den a. sts c. ntrsi Com
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-17

Or JAMES GAMBLE,

DR.. James Gamble, Of LIE Claire
one Of the candidates nominated BY
the Democratic County Convention,
for the office Representative in the
General Assembly, is one Of the most
suitable selections that could have been
made for that responsible position.
The Doctor is, We believe, a native
Of the state Of Delaware, from whence
At an early age, he removed to the
city Of Pittsburg, where he shortly en-
tered . printing office As an appreu.
tice. Having attained q Thorough,
mastery Of his trade he removed to
Jacksonville, Illinois, where he con-
Itinued to work at the "case." While
ct Jacksonville his industry, applica.
ton and talent As a writer having At
trscted attention, he was, although
VERY young, invited to remove to the
town Of Warren, ILL.,, to undertake the
publication and editorship Of news.
paper. Under his supervision the pa
per rapidly increased in circulation and
influence and At once drew much at.
sntion 70 the place where It was pub
ished and enhanced tie rspatatiou Of
= editor. It VA. therefore. with re-.
ret that the principal men Of that
own learned that NJ. Gamble design.
9 turning his attention 70 the study
medicine. Having determined 70
pevots his life to the noble calling
relieving the physical suffsrines d
humanity b ~: not deferred By the
sssuasioa Of bic numerous ltisnds, The
Reesss which had attended bio labor.
~ editor. o. The brilliant political
lsasses vA'sh ssss opsaiae bsss,,
- sst iaasdisssly sssisais9 Aa a.
pstsl ehaae, 10 sassrsa ne q. Lnuls
saisa' cs'lsss, Having ps.susd s.,
netss . hat sscsllsas ,s,tlsusle.
y eaddnlty. b ssaaas.sa I'm. 81
- 49, M al0A lsussa ssd ,..
s6lseslv seaeve6 = = Claire. vAe,.
Il q - -