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Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20
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PARTICILAR NOTICE.
The MedIenI nnd Snrn,onI 1--...-.oor or

Ahe Medical and Surgical Instit1te OF
Dr. L. j. CZAPKAY, Is already secured in a position
winch places 1t, as well its proprietor, far above
the assaults of envy and professional malice In the
schools of France the highest prizes are often award
ed TO practitioners in this department Of Medical
science, and they occupy with Others an eoualvl vlof
position in the profession Ricord Is an iusirious e
simple, shining light among the philosophical stars of
bis age in Europe, and Dr. CEapkAy has fully equslsd
him in this country, as a proof Of which, the Plla
delpha College of Medicine compmented hlm with
Diploma, and the honorary G3 esRdoDs degree Sc.
lectng this as his field Of operation, although qualified
as a graduate of the University of Pesth and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army
for more extended abors DR.. L. J. Czlpkay has bent
his earnest attention to the Of chronic and pr.
Vate diseases in which he has become 10 great an ex
pert that he is now regarded the LEADIR in this
bradch of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat.
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals The Doctors offices at his Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner Of
Ledes lorG nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
eihc Mail Steamship Company.
~ We ask particular attention OF our readers to
the sworn certificates Of remarkable cures; in another
column Of this paper. mchSO9m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20


TEHAMA CouNTY-The Red Bluff Beacon
OF Wednesday has the following:
President Haworth, of the California Stage
company, passed through our town a few
days since on his return from a tour through
the nothern counties of California, and the
southern portion of Oregon. His visit has
oeeh IN connection with the proposition made
Uy the company of which he is President to
carry daily mail from San Francisco to
Fort"nd. overland, for the same price as is
now paid the steamship line.
The Tehama Jockey Club have postponed
their spring meeting two weeks; that is to
say it will commence on the 28th of Nav in
stead of the l4th. We have understood this
was arranged in order to give some thirty or
Iorly horses that are competing for the purses
hama.
An Indian, belonging to Sam Ely, was
murdered q, on Dry Creek, beween Elder and
i 1nomas Greeks, at a place known as Eby's
hog Ranch, on Thursday night last. lie
was Killed with an axe, and it is supposed
p r'e deed was committed by Indians from the
observation
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20
San &ranrisro 9drertixrmentz.
DAILY
A7 q NJ TTO
VALLEY WHISKY
FOR MEDICINAL USE,

HIIAs now taken that position In the worlds estimn'
ton, which justlhes Its Proprietor in claiming for It
Superiority Unrivallod,
Produced, as it is, by a process known only to the
Manufacturer, and extracted from the choicest grain
which grows where but in a favored locality In the
Valley OF the MonOngahels and containing no parti-
Gle of deleterous adnixture 1t has acquired reputa.
ton for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence based
solely uponlts inherent merit, which the Proprietor
does not intend shall ever bs forfeited. Its universal
use by the
Medical Profession
Is mosturgensy recommended. Already has Il fouhd
us way INTO the principal public and private Gospi-
tails in the country and wherever II has been once
used 1t forthwith becomes necessity.
The attention OF consumers is called to the ssrti6.
Gates Of the following well known ehemlstl:
have analysed a sample Of "DALY's AROMATIC
VALLEY WHISKY" and And 1t to be pure article
OF hhe flavor, and without any deleterous admNtnre
IANEs X. CmLTos, NJ. D., Chemist.
New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20

INTERESTING DIsCovERY AT RoME.-A letter
| from Lewis Cass, Jr, at Rome, states that in
the course of excavations on the Palatin
where stood the House of Gold of the Ce-
sars, a room was exposed on the walls was
fond sketch, cut or engraved with sharp
pointed instrument, of crucifx, together
with the figure of a man in the attitude of
prayer, standing near it, Upon the cross
was represented a human figure bearing the
head Of an ass. Beneath she individual at
prayer was Inscribed alexander adores
God" Satisfactory evidence refers the date
of this representation to the reign of Septi-
mus Siverus. at whose court were many
Christians. 1t was, no doubt, intended as a
burlesque on their worship. 1t was cur
rent belief at that period that the Christian
worshipped divinity whose head was sim
liar to that Of an ass.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20
giving it a thorough te'

LATER PROM TIE NoRTH.-By the Brother
Jonathan. we have adviees from Portland to
the 10Th and from Victoria to the l4th The
DeobIa are now satisfied that the Simlkilnean
mines won't pay The Portland News says
that the excitement about the rlines, was
hunbug of huge dimensions, gotten up "y
parties 10 make money out of the credulity
and excitabilty of others, According to the
Westminster Times, copper has been discov-
cred on Vancouver Island. 1t says there is
no doubt that it exists in large quantities.
The miners on Frazer River were making
good wages bttween Yale and the Forks. A
party of Chinamen took $4,000 in one week
from bar near the latter place. They av-
eraged S25 day to the man. Two thousand
Cinnamon were working on the lower part
of the river. Intelligence had been received
that extensive diggings of coarse gold had
been struck on Upper Frazer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20
MisteIlaneous.
HUNTER q CO.'S
VERY JUSTLY CELEBRATED
MANZANETA BITTERS.

VERY JUSTLY CELEBRATED
MANZAlJETA BITTERS.
10 ~ TOU WANT TO DRINK an exceed @s1s
Sfcainsy pleasant and healthy Tonic, and Rt1Y1
- the same tme ~s-
Encourage EoIae Man rfactuFe,
fy ths splendid article. II has never bean advertise
eu ah9 Is comparatively new, but It's own merits have
causeu 10 become 80 WIDELY ESowN and
~ POPULAR, that Me thousand and one Kinds Of TRASH
imported and frHPORSiNs 70 be imported from the
States ana palmed of on the ia. public as COOP
HEAlrHY bTIEGs are being driven from the market
Nearly all old California milers are acquainted with
the virtue iR tie MASEAEERA bush, from FxPrRFNcg
besides which, It has been prouopn ed to contain rare
medoal properties by OF the 6rst physicians and
chemists Of the age, aud assure the public that it
has lost nothing In the compound. Aside from it, one
Of the principal ingredients being OALBoasrA wISK
HUNTER CO., Sole Proprletors,
Market street, sap francisco.
Hnvisg been appointed Sole Agent in
Marysvie for the above excellent and celebrated
uce, am happy to inform my friends and the public
generally that am prepared to supply the demand,
for any quantity At ONE REGULAR PBIck according "
the amount purchased.
HENRY RBRNS,
No. RurIon Ale House,
Corner Third and D streets,
apoSm Opposite Sc Nicholas Hotel
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20

New YoRK LEeIsLAroRs,-T'he price of a
New York legislator varies-frst quality
sells at $4,000; midding $4,000; inferior
SO 900 that is if the Buffalo Courier tells
The truth when it says votes are openly pur-
chased at the above sums, and that Senators
and Assemblymen have their specified price
for supporting given measures.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20
Dissolution.

{%TkA THIS long established and popular Hotel
s;9MN has recently received large additions of New
isstKtA Furniture, Spring Mattresses &c and has
17sLkRa now SPLENDID SUITS OF FAMILY A.
PAtTMLNTS, also FINE SINGLE ROOMS.
The present proprietor respectfully informs his
friends and travellers generally, that he will endeavor
TO sustain the 'MLRCHANTS' wel.established rem.
tation, and keep IL worthy the patronage OF scrm-
inatit public.
BY reason of long experience and strict attention to
the wants of his guests, he hopes to please all who
may favor him with their patronage.
Board and Lodging reduced tc $3.50 per dsy
Gg BAR AND BILLIARD Rooms first door. OFFICE
upstairs.
The House is Open all Night.
apis my S. W. CHURCHILL, Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20

sFATs Ass1yER's 0yrtoR, 40 soMKRsRr Ct,
BosroH, Mass, April 18th, 1858.
VIZ. II. DAILY, New York;
Dear Sir-I have made chemical analysis OF your
AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKY" and find It pure
hne-favored Rye Whisky, containing no Injurious
matter Of any kind, and recommend It suitable for
medical and public purposes
CHARLES T. JACKSON, NJ. D.,
State Assayer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20

SOCIAL LIFE IN WAsHINoToN.-A lady cor
respondent of the Tribune writes: "a din.
ner which attended at Senator Seward.
may serve as an illustration of the STYLE on
such occasions. at six o'clock we were set
down at his residence; found a number Of
the guests already assembled-the others ar
irving not long after. A formal presentation
to the gentleman who is to be your escort tn
the dlnlng.room takes place; you have a
pleasant chlt-chat in the drawing room
during which time, according to etiquette
you remain standing; you nre then led into
Ihe ulhlhS room; waiter in white gloves
meets you at the door, uesignates YOUR seot
"here you fhd your name attached to the
napkin placed 10y your pate. The host then
heh'lohs the names of his guests, to see if
they are properly seated Turtle SCUM is
Vhell served the other courses in regular
order seventeen in number-the plates being
changed for each course wine glasses, five
IN number, OF different size, form and color
indicating the different wines to be served
The meats are carved by the head cook. in n
separate apartment, and, being placed in sill
yer dishes, are handed to you by waiter in
white gloves always at your left hand TTpon
eni ering the dining room YOU perceive the
table laid with perfect taste containing the
confectionery and conserves for the grand
finale; beautiful pyramids of iced fruits
oranges, French kisses etc, all beautiful 10
look at, but dangerous unless your digestive
organs are stronger than mine. You are
conducted back into the paror in the same
manner that you entered-when coffee is
served and liquors of different kinds
short time is spent in conversation, when the
guests one by one begin to leave"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-04-20

ONE OF THE MURDEEERs OF DR. KEIrr HUNo
The Ocala Home Companion, of the 2Sth
ult, has the following:
The slave Lewis, mentioned in our last
Issue as having been proved guilty of aiding
in the murder of his master, DR. w. j. Keitt'
on the 10Th ult, was further examined on
Wednesday last, and the most positive tesi-
mony of his guilt being adduced, he was i'm.
mediately sentenced and hung. He confessed
his guilt, but refused to make any statement
duplicating others, though it was eviden,
that he had not performed the diabolical act
alone. He expressed no sorrow for having
committed the awful crime, and viewed the
preparations for his execution with stolid
indifference. He was tried 10y committee.
consisting of twelve freeholdrrs. appointed
for that purpose by large meeting of the
citizens of this county. on that day. The
trial was conducted with great care. at the
place where the murder was committed
Two others were committed to Jail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02

XX7HEREAS, A SPECIAL TAX WAS lev
w led by the City Council Of the City Of Dav-
enport at their regular meeting the z3d day a
Nay, A. u. 1860, on the below described property.
and At the rate Of fifty cents for each front foee
to defrsy the expenses Of laying sidewalks in froeS
OF said property; Sow, therefore, !, O. =. MeNisl,
City Marshal Of said City u Davenport, do here.
By give this public notice, that, in pursuanes of
the ordinance in such case = sde and provii-d,l
will. on Friday. the 18th day Of jury, A. d. 1859.
At the hour of two o'clock in the atterneon. ssd
in front Of the Court House in said City, s1poso
and offer for ssle, to the highest bidder toreash,
the following described property, tor 20 mssA
thereof ~ snsl be necessary 70 satisfy said spe.
cisI tax, namely: :
Lott and 5, in Block 81, City Of Davsnp1rt,
together with alley between said lots, end ~ fesS
Of street north Of said Lot 5, also,
Lots !, 2, 3. 4 and 5, in Block No. l, 10 Maekin.
tosh's ID Addition to the City o. Davenport; slso.
Lots l, 2, 3 and 4, in Block No. 2, in said Aask-
intosb's I'd Addition.
DAvEsPoxr. lows, May 3Oth, A. D. 1860.
U. =. McN ELL,
my3l-d6w City Marshal.
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Times o. opening and closing mailsin the Dsvsn-
port Post Odico:
HAsTERN MAIL, arrives at 3 A \ and 8 ? \ closes
At $50 A II and Ph
NoerHERH NAIL, via Dubuque and North Iowa,
arrives At s p y !; closes $50 An.
SOUTHLRn NAIL, from St Louis and Southern
Missouri, . rivee at p ~ closes 8:SO..As
WEsrEgN AND SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives at
6PH; closes st SPA.
ILLINOIS WAY MAIL, arrives A y; closes ct S \.
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, arrives at 6 4 Tuesdays,
Thurrdays and Saturdays; closes Mt s y Sun
days, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
UP hIvEk NAIL TO LYONS, arrives at 9 P y; closes
At n, daily. exbept Sundays.
bLUR GRASS MAIL, arrives At Y. closes At II n
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
ANIrY MAIL, arrives and closes 1T II Tuesday
and Fridays.
AHANosA NAIL, arrives and closes 1t IL \, On
Thursdays
The oihcs will be open on Sunday during the
Summer from Q TO 10 An.
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Office.

1TyHE' UNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHAS-
i ed of lanes +. Fansnd the Stock Of Msr-
chandi -, formerly belonging to Burrows 1 Pretty
man., Gn carry on the Mercantile Business at the
old sts ~ Of r. / B., on Front street.
We hall be IN receipt in . few days Of sea-
sonabl . supply Of new Goods purchased in the
eastern markets this Spring, at very low prices,
and in vito all the old friends Of the late 6rm to
give a, . call, - ws intend to sell at the lowest
rates = Suit the times.
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kavEss ,TE Ms.
Friday, Jans !, lsee.

Friday. Jsas !. lses.
tsBivxD
Ia Cnosss, Gra& Sc. Iouis.
Noarsssx LIeH8 6adwieh, ST. Louis.
kArs CAsssLL, Bilihouss, Aontross.
PlxBlSA, Hill, Paul.
ptsAassp.
La CaossE, Gray, g.. Paul.
NoRfHHRN LIaBS, Sadwieh, q. Paul.
kArs CAsssL,., -illhosss, Noutsosa
PEAs1xA, B.ll, 6. Loais.
The fast-rnnning stDaner Itasca, will depart for
st. Paul tlis morning.
The popular passenger steamer Hawkeys State
Capt. Dick Gray, Wilt depart for st. Louis this
morning.
SUNDAY PACKBrs. The favorits steamer Key
City will take her plabs It the levee tomorrow
moraing and depart f8r st. Louis st 10 O'Clock
The Koy City is fast becoming one Of the most
popular boats on the Viper Trade.
The Kate Csssell n y1 be the morning Packet
making connections tos St. Louis in thirty six
hours.
The popular Northdn Line Steamer Metropoli-
n,will be down tom Serow morning on her way to
st Iouis-throush without change.
STEAMBOAT BURxEnl-Ths steamer Peerless wss
totally destroyed by 1re at the levee in New Or
leans ON the 9th ult. The Peerless was built two
years sgo for the Missouri River At cost of 342,-
600. Insured for $780, TO.
Yesterday morning tUs fine horses were seen to
take the watar from Ae slough ON the illinois
ii le of the river ana sssr for this side. After
good long swim they s4scseded in landing as ths
foot of Brady street SAD and osound. While an
deavoring t. reach hs1hore they came in contact
with raft, but 6ndint that it WAS not terra 6vma
they showed off again md made for the shore.
After running around dsquaEe they were captured
and secured for their otoers.
MURpsE.-The Dubuque Herald says . deck
hand on the War Eagis, named James Murley,
vas killed near Hastings ON her last trip up, BY
capstsn bar in the hasds Of Jack Doran. The
murderer tried to escals in the yawl, but was So
cured, and is now in Jxa at st. Paul.
A raft struck the bridge yesterday morning
breaking it in two and scattering the pieces for
considerable distance down the river.
The River at this point is about stationary
with 3 feet on the Upper and feet on the Lower
Rapids.
The Missouri River at last accounts was fallin &
The Illinois River is rsporte stationary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02
A PHO.


WASHINGTON, Nay 81.
Pending the question to reconsider the vote
~ which the Mexican treaty was rejected,
Senators will have an oppc rtun!ty t. consider
tne eject OF their action to-day. II 10 sunpes-
% the rejection Of the Nicsragusn treaty by the
votes q nearly all the Republican Senators
had not little influence on the rejection Of the
Mexican treaty. An Intellectual effort was made
to remove the Injunction Of survey, and hence
the exact etate Of The question cannot be par
ticuiarly stated.
the commander at Camp Floyd, directing .de
quste protection from salt Lake to Carson Va.
ley. which will effectnaly guard emigrsn,s and
the MALE. and secure the safety Of the pony
express in future.
As il Is proposed that the bill which passed
the HOUSE to-day. providing for the establish
nent Of government printing office, shall go
into effect on the 4th Of March. 1861, the res
olutio, . reducing the rates under the present
system will again be introduced.
The contested Missouri election case of Blair
vs. Barrett, will be called up in the House on
tuesday next
d. l. jerks, the signer Of the land warrants.
is critically i'll.
On receiving the news Of the attack by In
dians on the pony express large number !"
Senators and Representatives addressed a not,
to the Secretary Of War, asking the inter. en-
tion Of the army. Mr.. Floyd Immediately dis
patched by telegraph TO Col Smith. command
ing Camp Floyd. to send Immediately a -uffi-
cient force to protect ard keep open the route
for mail and emigran,s between Camp Floy d
and Carson Valley. This dispatch will leave
st Joseph on Saturday evening. and in eight
days the troops will be on their route. N E.
De- 1a,H . L..
no fear that the express mail Is lost Two
trips ago q rider was killed, and yet the
mail was saved.
The japanese ministers to day declared their
purpose not to leave this city until they started
for home. The fact Of their acceptance Of invi-
tiuns was explained to them, " hen they replied
that they desired to stay At the navy yard or
90 directly on board the niagara they have ev-
identity become alarmed and suspicious They
do not believe the story of the accident to ihe
N,agars.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination
Of Mr. Bube as Secretary OF Kansar. Mr. Is.
Is northern man, appointed on the recon-
mendation OF Senator Green, by order Of the
Secretary of War.
The Ordnance Depot at Leavenw nworth is
mace an Arsenal, and will hereafter be known
aad drsis snated as Leavenworib Arsenal and
Maj Hayner is assigned 10 the command Of
the same.
Capt Fergus is assigned to the command Of
the Frankfort ArsehaI; Miitary storekeepers,
Jas. K. Hanhan and Frank Z. Humphry ere
assigned deputies, the former at Az lachacola
Arsenal. and the latter at Charleston Arsenal
The President to-day sent to the Senate the
name Of Wm. N. Churchwell. Of Tennessee, a.
Minister to Guatamala and Honduras; also
that Of Mr.. Trescott as assistant Secretary oi
State
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02
Movements Of the Japanese.

WAeHINGTON, June !.
The programme Of the movements Of the
japanese 10 ~ fOilewe:
They leave Washington for Baltimore on the
5th Of June ard the latter city on The 9Th, ar
irving It Philadelphia on the 7th. leaving
Pnilsdelphia on the l ith. arriving At Niagsrs
on the 18th and Albany on the 18th. They
will arrive at Boston on the 18th and leave on
the 18th; they will reu.ain in New Yo, from
the 10th TO the Both at Buffalo they will make
trip on Lake Erie.
A. there is 10 probability that The steamship
Niagara will be ready before the 7th OF July.
they will srrive sA New York with time 10
spare should there be . change in the above
programme.
Some q ths 1.p.ne's :, re- r1..Iv'. i ssi.rr and
are successful
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THE CITY,.

NoTIcE.-Rev. II. 6. Mccarthy, miss
ionsrv and agent Of the Western Sesmen'e
Friend Society. vill preach on the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday morning At 10 l-2
o'clock. and elsewhere during the morning and
evening"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02
Renorted Battle In Italy.

NV OK, June j.
Tha Heyald has special later dispatches
tom Italv.-Palermo 10th. and Rome 18th.
The Palermo dispatches report ~ engagement
near that city, between 6aribsldi and the
I.ovalista. The latter we're repuised. The other
despatch says that GsribsIdi was compile ely
beaten, leaving . large number killed and
wounded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02
Dissolution.

T>HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXlS-
Il ting under the name Of Brown Armstrong
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Either
is auth orized to settle the accounts of the hrm
James Armstrong will continue tho practice Of
Law, in the Office heretofore occupied by Brown
4 Armstrong, in Nichols Block
8. z. BROWN,
JAMES ARMSTRONG;.
March /, 1860. mar3-du
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XXXVIth COngress..First Session.


Hour--Mr Reynolds, from the Committee
on Judiciary, reported a bill providing that
any u. :. Marshal, deputy Marshal or ether
ministerial officr who shall permit the escape
Of criminals in thsir custody. whether charged
with Offences under the laws OF the United
states or those Of foreign govsrnments .ith
whom VI have treaties of ex'rad.tion shall be
gull, Of misdemeanor and sh, be fined and
imprisoned according to the dec sion Of the
court, having respect TO the nature Of TIE crime
with which the prisoner is charged.
The bill passed.
Mr. Winslow. rising to privilege question,
called for the reading Of extracts from the jour
nal of the Covode Committee, Of which he IL
subj 9na certain citizens Of Luzerne county,
Penn, to his city.
MIR. Covode interposed. saying that he had
in his possession the names Of 100 persons a.
witnesses, but as In evidence they had no d.
rect connection with the Government he de-
cined 10 summon them. 1t sppers further
from the record that Mr. Window applied for
those Witnesses in April. but they had never
been summoned. He had been informed on
good authority said TO be reliable. net by an
ony nous letters, that large sums OF money had
been used to secure the election Of Mr.. Scrsn-
ton to this House.
Mr.. Covod. to this replied that he would
vote to subpoena witnesses IL that gentleman
could trace back the use Of the money to the
Government and as MIR. Scranton was here hs
would summon hiE.
SEaArE-Mr. Hale offered re 'olution in
structing the Naval Committee to make 10
quiry concerning the Government purchase oI
the Naval depot At Brunswick. Ga.
Adopted.
On motion Of Mr. Bebjamin. the bill "a
amend the act for the settlement Of private
land claims of California was taken up and
passed.
The resolution reported yesterday by Mr.
Slidell relative to the reformation Of abuses in
public printing came up as the special order.
Mr. Toombs moved to postpone, in order to
take up Honnas grant bill
Lost
Mr. Hunter moved to postpone form orders
and take up the Post Office deficiency bill
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02
Notice.

TUE DAVENPORT DWELLINGS, STORE
i Rooms and Offices should be whitened OF
whiasxashed in the best possible manner. The
Passsring should be neatly repaired; every
Vouse should have good Cistern and brick job
in & shoaid be promptly attended to. All persons
ha viLg such work to do should leave their orders
wi, the undersigned, No. Is Third street between
Brady and Perry.
THOS WILSON,
me he -dt0 P1asterer and Cistern Builder.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-02

5Anss O'NEILL, r.J HICKEY, JOHN o'NRrLL.
ONElLL, hickey 4 Co..
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH BRANDIE3, HOL-
i land Gin, Wines, Irish and Scotch Whiskies,
3setifying Distillers and dealers i. pare Spirits
Alcohol, Old Bourbon, Rye and AonongaAe
Hast Front street, Opposite Burrows' Aills,) Da-
vssport, Iowa, and l7y Michigan street, Chicago,
II. Sole Agents for Sands Chicago Cream Ale.
nov3O-ly