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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Brandreth's Pills W. Sarsaparilla.-
One twenty five cent box Of Bnndreth's Pills il
warranted to contain moro pure Sarsaparilla than
any dollar bottle Of Sarsapsrills. All who are
using Sarsaparilla, let them substitute Brsndreth
Pills, and take one each night. Tho effect will b
found superior to the bottled article. 4 boz Of
the LIHR ADDITION PILLS are warranted equal "a
two dollar bottles Of Sarsaparilla .. Try one Of
those Pills, whose main active ingredient 10 aka
loid of Sarsaparilla. Take one pill every third
day, you whoare now using SarsParilla Or ANY
other tonic remedies. Drop oil those for thirty
days and use these pills in the place thereof FOL
that time. The cost will DO fifty cents, and thsil
worth . thousand dollars. Principal 0dce, 2ol
Canal street, New-York. Sold BY al respectable
dealers in medicine. janl5-d&wlm
The use Of Dr.. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters. for Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Hesvinsss Of the
Stomach, or any other like affection, 10 second "a
noncin America or abroad To be able to state con.
6dently that the "Bittess" are . certain cure for
Dyspepsia and like diseases is to the propristors
. source Of unalloyed pleasure. 1t removes I'll
morbid matter from tho stomach, puri6ss the
blood, imparts renewed vitality to the nervous sys-
tenn, giving it that tone.and encrgy 80 indisPsnss-
BILE for the restoration of health. The numerous
Acknowledgements Of lite superior excellence and
benifcent results, have assured tho prspristofs
that it cannot but prove great cure to The aGnic-
ted, and impart vitality to tho thorough system.
@See advertisement in another column.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15
ERAL NEWS ITEMS.

Josiah Quincy. of Masa, commenced hil
S9tn year on the 3oth ult
The frisnds Of the French spoliation bill in
Congress are determined to press its passage
at the earliest practical period.
The LIE Crosse Union says the Spiritual
ists OF the Northwest are to hold . Conven-
zion 10 Ia Crosse on the las: Of April.
Steps are being taken to secure the extern.
sion OF the Peoria and Rock leland Railroad
through Galva, Henry county, the conf no
Sum ner. 1t is now completed to Coal VAL
ley.
Senior Oveido and his American bride
the Bartlett pair, left New York citv for
Havana last Saturday, to give the lady . look
at the evast estates and countless uiggers Of
which she 10 to be the mistress.
Tho Registry Law has passed the House
of Representatives Of Minnesota by decisive
vote. 1t will probably pass the Senate.
-Ladiee' Skating Matches are in vogue at
Boston just now. aud some Of them have made
remarkable slime" A Mrs. Farnhsm skatsd
q half mile in two minutes and ffty>nine SEQ :
onds. and Mics Fogg 10 three minutes eleven
seconds.
Invaluable salt springs have been pierced
In Grand Rapids, Saginaw and Bltimors, Mich.
ihe latter was discovered In boring we'll for
The Grand Trunk Railroad line The Grand
rapids saliner yields bushel Of salt from
twsnty>nine gallons Of water.
The local Of the Philadelphia North Amey>
veg" thinks the day may yst come when mea
WI. % propelled by steam power, the boilers
oeins placed in their coattsil posksta
The Galena 4 Chicago r. K. ssrnioes FOR
the entire month show decrease Of e2.zs9.
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from the London News, Jan. 18th.
The Championship of the World Of Pu-
gilism.

ARRIVAL AND LANDING OF THE BENICIA
BOY IN ENGLAND.
The "Benicia Boy"-Mr. J. c. Heen-
an, the American who is to contest the
championship Of the world with Tom
Sayers-reachcd Liverpool at FIVE O'Clock
yesterday morning, in the mail steamship
Asia, from New York.
Mr.. Heenan, on landing from tie
steamer, was met by several of the elite
of the fancy" including numerous ad-
mi, ers-chiehy the American captains
visiting the port of Liverpool. In ap-
pearancc the Yankee boxer presents a
very gentlemanly aspect. His face is
oval, and wears the expression Of con-
fident man; the eye is quick and pierre
ing, his nose a fine acquiline. The head
unlike the generality of our prize-6ght-
ers, is comparatively small. Heenan,
who appears to be man of about twen-
ty-six years of age, is close on six feet
two inches in height was dressed, on
landing. in large overall coat, trimmed
with q short, black kind of fur on the
collar and wrists.
From tho Manchester Guardian, Jan. 18TH
j. G. Heenan, the American, who is
about to contest the championship with
Tom Sayers, arrived at Liverpool early
yesterday morning, in the Asia. He
was met at tho Landing Stage by sever
vi "fancy" friends and admirers, includ-
ing some American captains. Heenan
has not the appearance Of a boxer, but is
of decidedly gentlemanly aspect, tall,
fine looking, with an acquilinc nose, and
bushy moustache. lie was alfred in a
long coat trimmed with fur. A training
ground was rugged up fer the young as
pirant in the forecas,lc, and throughout
the voyage he kept his muscles in con-
dition by continually pulling at heavy
weights attached to puileys.
From the Manchester Guardian, Jan. 18Th.
1t is stated that the authorities are
abont to adopt measures for preventing
the fight between Tom Sayers and the
Benicia Boy ,Hcenan.) 1t is aso as
serted that negotiations are pending for
an appearance of Hccnan at the Alham-
bra Palace, the admission to the show
being quite as cxorbitant as that charg-
ed by Mr.. Rarey.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15
Desperation .

The Republican party is catching at
straws-a certain indication of its down
ward tendency. When the leaders met
at Washington, charged with the i'm
portant duty Of organizing Congress BY
the election of Helperitc Speaker, they
presented bold front and = dlctatoriaI
bearing. They imagined that ALREADY
they saw a clear path to the Pre.idcn.
cy for their favorite, Mr.. Seward. A
contact, however, with the conservative
element Of the House took away their
bravado, and, lowering their piratical
flag, thcy deserted Mr.. Seward with all
his vigor and prestige of strength; de-
serted the reasonable policy originally
adopted, and concentrated their strength
in the election of a Speaker, upon res
ident Of slave statc-a man who never
belonged to their political organization.
In selecting clerk, they overlooked all
the war horses of their own party, al
though sufficiently tinctured with Hell
perism, and from the ranks of deadly
opposition, elected the man, who, above
al Others, did most to defeat the Repub-
ncan candidate for the Presidency in
1S56-now . renegade Democrat.
The last Republican movement ia IN
presenting the name of Mr.. Pennington
q their candidate tor the Presidency
The same influence that secured h;s
election to the Speakership may secure
him the nomination at the Chicago Con.
ventiou. So MI. Seward may bid fare.
we'll to bis hopes of being the standard
bearer-a barren honor at most-durinp
the approaching campaign.-CAicago
Herald.
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RTATR TIE N ..

a A large tannosy Is IN oPe'a..o"
At Keokuk turning out the best quality
Of leather.
Griffith, the Elocutionist is creating
intense sensation among the Burlingto'
mans. He is the only item stock the
Ua.ok eye has on hand.
The late city election at OskaIoosa
terminated in favor Of the Republi-
cans. ON accnunt Of the Democrats
staying At home.
The hall in tho new hotel at Marion
formerly used as a billiard room, has
been rented by the religious people Of
that place, who design holding Prayer
Meeting. therein. The Herald, in al
ludiug to tho circumstances not inaptly
remarks:
We hope those who have formerly
visited the room will not stay away now
since the stables have been turned, LOT
we are certain they can be benefited
| moro Than IermeTly.
The Herald notices the fact that tho
citizens Of Marion arc taking good
,hare of stock in Lyccums. Good
idea.
LEAP YEAR-BAcnKLoRs AWAKE -
We have heretofore forgotten to men
ton to old bachelors, timid young gen
tlemcn and tho ladies III particular, that
this wear has been wisely set apart for
their special benefit. Therefore, be 1t
known, that on and after the goth inst,
any young lady, old maid or marriage
able widow, will be fully authorized to
commence making love to any gentleman
she may deem worthy other heart, hand
and fortune. AZ contemporary some
what uucouthly says, for one yea, ladies,
you can "Rule the roost." Oh,b your
hope Of future happiness, rule gently.
DO not, We beg you, strife with the az
fectious" of unsuspccting young men,
The human heart 10 a fearful thing-lt
ia the harp Of a thousand strings, and
even the heart of an old bachelor, tough
and elastic though u DC, may oe Ja'Ieu
and shattered by the rude assaults OF
reckless hands," With this class Of gen
tlemen especially ladies, must you be
cautious. We know some who have
been stouting it out" for love these
many years, who, if you only play the
cards right, before the year shall have
closed, will be constrained to cry out,
in the beautiful language OF the Hymn
Book,
"Iyield, yield!
| can hold out no moro ~
But you must be careful. Don't win
the affections of poor old bachelor or
beardless youth and then desert him to
misrery and dispair. 1t is crime that
the prayers and tears of many years may
not wash away. Easy, girls, easy
Kasauqua Ne,cs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15

For the aid of Grace Church, in San Fran
cisco, the psrishionsrs got up rattle which
yielded IS 900; and mean to fellow it no with
ball, and peehaps . grand consolidation
"baek" ct faro-until es6 900 nscsssaryi fands
aro raised.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15
S1LAS j. LEE L. CO.,
CHEMISTS AND APJTnECARlES.
No. III North WeHs 81, cor, Of OHIO,

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,.
IMPORTERS OF FRENCH AND GERMAN
l Essences, Aav0ring Extracts Of Oils and
Wines.
These Extracts are prepared with tho greatest
caro- and warranted TO contain no mineral propa-
rations of vegetable poisons.
They impsrt to pure Spirits, the flavor OF the
finest brands Of Cognac. hennessy, Dupuy, ssis-
not and Catawba Brandy, Wine, Rum, W hsky, and
Cordials. They are put up in quantities pr.por-
toned to 20 and 40 gallons. Essences Of Cognae.
Holland Gin, London Tom Gin, Jamaica and 81.
Croix Rum, Rye, Bourbon, Monongahcla, Scotch
and Cherry Whisky, kimmsl Zwstsch wasssr,
Kirschwasscr Absynth, and Port Vino.
BRANDY AND WINE COLORING,
Essences and Extracts for Aavoring Syrups, Ice
Cream, and Confectionery.
Orders promptly filed and sent to any part BY
Express. Terms cash on delivery.
~ Cards Of prices and directions for use sent
on application.
ost5-dSm.
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CHICAGO IRON WORKS,

ESTABLISHED IN ls4S.
Nos. 81 to % franklin 81. Chicago, III
LETT 4 co. ,.... Projectors.
Manufacturers Of all kinds Of
ORNAMENTAL Ratings AND VeRANDAnS.
BANK VAULTS, IRON DOORS,
q u n I'll. re, SIS n.
Ornamental CA0t1ne.
and all other kinds Of
IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS.
.. ,. LETT, v. y. CusxowErH, J. \. JOHNSTON.
oct dom
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Metal Warehouse.
$4,000. Fifty thousand Dollars.

$oVSUOOs EIIuy InOuSanu D01IaIS'
XNANTED to purchase Immediately, for eoun-
w Try trade, Fifty Thousand Dollars worth Of
Asrehandiss, consisting II Dry Goods, Groseriss,
Hardware, Boots and Shoes, ready made Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Croekery and Glassware. Fair
prices will be paid one-fourth cash in hand, ono
fourth in A No: bsnkable paper, and th: balance
in Real Estate in Wisconsin, lewa and Ainnescts
st fair prices. EntiYe stocks taken, il consisting
Of the usual assortment for country trade. Largo
stocks preferred. For dssisabls stocks . portion
in Bonds and Mortgages will be paid instead Of
lands. Psrsons dosirous d closing out stocks Of
Merchandise will End IN opportunity % do 90 u
better terms than usually obtained. Parties in
The country making application will state the
amount Of stock ssd Of what IL conssts, and whore
On interview can b had.
Address P. n. r., through the Post Once, Chi
cago, r. o. boz l454.
jan lO-d1m
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PROM
G. r.. sc RIVE MS
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ne. g. DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.

CAMPBELL 4 CO.'S
Great Western First Premium
- III q " . "A - IL -
ManuiAOtory IS Dearborn st., CiiOago, n.
r. q. Boz l10
Ia1k
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15

FEBRUARY. 1901 FEBRUARY.
NEW GOODS!
VX7E ARE NOW RECEIVING NEW GOODS
w ina very great variety, which we shall sell
Lever than any ether Concern,
Waite OF Biock, 70 DO found in tho Great West.
n. PHILLIPS,
No. 8, LsClsire Block, ID st. Davenport. y
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REAL ESTATE.
Des Meines Land Agency.
Land Warrants.

n HE undersigned have for sale Land Warrants
Of different isss, which they will sell for cash
or IN time to suit purchasers.
hey will pay .rticular attention to the sslse.
tic rand location Of Land in DcsMoines, Fl. Dodge
Ch triton, and other Western Land Districts. Also
to ayment Of Taxes and Land business generally
EXCHANGE
on al parts Of the United States bought and sold:
COOK, SARGENT ! COOK,
Bankers and Land Agents.
DesAoinss, lows.
ocl6dN
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BILLIARDS AND TEN PINS
KER WINS
Billiard and Bowling Saloon

uA6 bseo0s one Of the fixed Institutions u o0l
IL eity-snd any psssoas wishing quist game
Of Billiasda, o. Ten Pin, can - aesoonodstsd y
dropping In ct the corner Of Bsady ao1 q oegOot1
devn stoars, under Nleholr Nosk. ~ Il.
iaa t-de9
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J. MONGER,
L A N ID A 6 e N n
NOTARY PUBLIC.

N ~ u "A - - ~ - II NE
I AND Warrants located in oil tho Ohices now
open. Special care taken to secure first quality
of Land and good locations for those entrusting
to locate their Warrants.
LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT / SOLD, ON COMMISSION.
CON VEY A N CHG DON e,
AND TITLES EXAMINED WITH CARR,
Taxes Paid
PROC u u ID.
Will give special attention t.
COLLECTING DEBTS, RENTS, 10.
3Remittances promptly made.
For salo ESQ Lots in the city Of Davenport
A 80 largo quantity Of Improved and Uninproved
L ,nds in Iowa, from 81 rs to $4,000 per acre.
HOhics No. Is Main st. Davenport.
-RDT1RDNC8o-
c Ok 4 Sargent, Bankers, Davenport Iewa.
K +. Campbell, Banker,
q L. Davenport, Pss't Of State Baak
@ g. h. Mitchell,
Putnam : Leakc, Att'ys,
l. q. Dessaint, Esq.
May 70 dly.
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BARROW'S Or YIRBE'S SUBDIVISION
RUS0EII. ENTATE.

i. portion Of this property, are notjfed 70 pay
their City and County Taxes WITHOUT DELAY and
oil rosts due and 70 become the 10th inst, MUST
p PAlD promptly to the subscriber, the duly Al.
tAosised agent efths Lessor.
II. 7. SLAYAAKER, Land Ag't,
Sebo-d1w) Nickolps Block
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Bot you must be careful. Don't win
the affections of poor old bachelor or a
beardless youth and then desert him to
misrery and dispair. 1t is crime that
the prayers and tears of many years may
not wash away. Easy, girls, easy
KasauQua Ne,cs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-02-15

tendent Of tho road, he told mo that he
had informed himself a. we'll as be could
upon that subject, and that the road ad
cost the stockholders over $4,000 per
mile. l understand from the directors
in the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Rail.
road Company, that their road, built
over country Of about the same char
scter and at the same time, cost the
Company $4,000 per mile, and this
they say shonld have been reduced
~, 900 per mile. 1t seems to me a full
and correct report should be demanded,
showing every dollar that has been ex-
pended, and where it camo from-the
amount furnished in the State of Iowa
and the amount furnished east-the
amount Of stock issued, whom to. and
what received for it, &C., &c.
And what kind of road have these
contractors delivered over to the Com
panys One Of very inferior quality, in
deed. Silt bridges and ties made Of
pine saplings, that are already entirely
worthless, with little or no masonry on
the line. We have already nothing left
out the iron and the grade OF the road.
Is II any wonder that the stock 10 en-
tirely worthless! 1t never can. under
the present management be worth 1--WE
cents on the dollar. The more reflect
upon this subject fhe more fully I am
satisfied that the object Of Farnam and
bic associates in coming into Iowa, a.
they said, for the purpose IF assisting
US in building our Railroads, and to give
% the benefit Of their past experience.
was more for the purpose Of taking I'd.
vantage Of our experience, and 70 OK.
tort from US - people and . State in
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TO the Public.

IlVVIfE fE.fST I3-S-N'E'E; x .F-N-f1 Nf'hiNtt
y fur have ia.-r ",t ttu':s, .t'i-liis. many
ct our rivers overflow thsir t'Huh~, back
ii..c 40 the water ih. creeks Hu.t 'ay''u~, tit"
n0udiu2 to considerable rNtrhr th'' t"tt@il
lands when the rivers r+cr.!', which may - y
pccted sooI then lie large surface al detaNIi'G W.
tt mat Ter a. posed The scorchin-c r;S 81 ih
Summer aun, Produces the nl:ttrin, Which pf"fe-
sn fatal il it, course. sweeping whole states, and
spaIiuss ucith-r age NOR SEX IN It's f"hiirIiii
MAJ clI.
After residence 81 mere than twenty re;trs
the middle and Southern States think Ne tIaft
discovered a medicine which, to "A certain extent
il a prrstiltrtiyr al tll,. attacks al billions lever
u2tr, &c., and sI:c recommend car M'tth"ih
Whisky.
We wish the public IL understand that w are
not urging ulon them Ia" of strong Liquors As
beverage. Wc:tr, aud always have been, opposed 1"
trir being that way. hut it people Will use
them is such, lei tlc- iiy all means a
pure rtici.. that viii haep thrns ia h"altt a;'d
lrn..tlcn INSTEAD of shortening. their live" W" Pre-"
pose sell always pure aud Ii,IaIlt"rli"i tiqn"fs
fer medicinal purposes. and littlc 1ur he sionl-
n.s sake IL required. and Will Challr." an m
sl.,tion Iv the hes chemists in tliis or any other
country, to find any imPnrity al authorization III
lite " Risky branded y us, ''.Nilis * love > Ait:t
mulia.'' II il warranted rs il ~ distilled iroh l''r
corr, rye, wheat, with slight addii"h t.: good
cisteIfl water. Ne have no Doubt many PERSONS
have he,.s, ruined ia health, if not ..iually killed, ~
drinking had whisky, Tia, greater the reason thai
Nils & IIowe~ pure Magnolia should he IN E'h-
eitI use. Just received and in store for sale
IL :. pipes Ass ii Br:IIcs to) from =; I" - gal
~ nipes do fodi rom :: q 81 r. gal
4 i,itos Hallaud t;ii, :; ruuchcours Oh FUN.
au.3., AIiItS * UOWES. Wafer u.
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fs.k.ff = = = e EStSS SfD4H r. w
& = NEW ARRANGE MENT
Ii1 AnArs t.ATEFss C,.s;T.,rI re-t.actf.Iiit ~.
monte" a. their irieni5 aRi PATRONS ti,s ulli- Of
EFs.ilte ana v.iIlity that. with Increased faciIi
ties for lie tran-r 1rtatiou Of
? Il L ! Z II z p i 4 4 IS
hf @ Z I i b T4I-f7 4 n r
ILaF solicit continuance of former fsivuls Is
ieoid care taken ia the sliactIan II Eils DraIis
Eats-, aud IA - -fl,tit ara va1uatIe
Ia.Fs4-.-+
MI persons wishing - svaii Themselves IT the "a
cIItIrs q the ESPrras Dtt9" any desired iuff-
nation 4ereH.e L. the TGf9s aud rrai.s II tho
b"stIiF7-, At th-iT Dhico tIIst street her7,ceH
}Iain AMI Locust opposite ti,,. Iust once
4. - u Fi-If tgant
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st. Charles Saloon.
NEW rkOPRIET0RSHIP- ENTiR L
,,D., NY NpInN

ut. Ntl1I AC'So bs'tioNPtls
NEW FkOPRlETORSHlP- kHTl /.
REORGANIZATION.
rEEKSSXS. R.8.B.H EIs - ~ :! III Fuss.
EAFS nm Sew Urlettne have pur"has,-,i thu ST
On All - - LOON, on Euat atrt IT, n4srly "rr"-
site the Post Otic' and have rs-titte.i Il clio
giant 9uL attractive style.
The n.w Iroprietots have had iohs experience
ks.rl.ts al fashionable ii popular Restaurants in
f>w Orleans and they viii l,tlat ar, In their
house. COIN all the elepaHr aud iuNures
If Nortl..rn aud southern R-a.autAta IN tho 50.
III rs.
They hay. brolt4h i larg" and complete stock
at choice, Liquors from New urIetns, Nhich Ihry
collected uith cnrr during their business ia that
city Their C"nn-cli,.t,- aud acquaintance ia that
cav wil! enable them /" obtain the choicest sep
:.li-s Lqurrs. Fruits uud iuxIrirs fr''in that
market ia tulr. aud they viii spare It" expense
al I,Is IT, !.ntk,. tia. n tiI Aki.ES ~rPtsa.
itieaer, i,rmT t,iI'Sr Hiati''l.r> = pleasant
saloon i piar.. al you'd living aud IL r'lt, I~iiIi"i
tiri Luxurious resort
sa15 Riilt,i players will t:ri - ;hi> Sai."n set
u tl. n.st it.trt top ifilr.i fi!'le. ii.ii.i Il"
ueit know, .,.tI celebrated '.s'"s a.. NJ i;IHra-
wirk K ia.
Tie tli.iers. ned hat-T Themselves that l'nG cN
i.ri,-nct- and c;"IuI attention vii! emai'ie tlIcHi T."
ni,,it reputii", equal l." my >ll."'H III The " ea'
country
most APPROVE Il, c ever tauiniTs 40 Ia =" TIo,k
HAMMER i DRhIFUSS,
aUR4 Lste vi New Orleans.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR NEW ORLEANS

Az Passenger Packet AUTO s>s=zezs
Graf, ScoTr, Master, GREER, k->$iIsssezAA
urday, 18th inst. For Freight passage apply on
board on to Brown & Aiknnan, Water street.
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v6yRE K.SHEEeSF TOR4CSO 80
~ TARLISiIAIE In THE &HATE.

r. FGndrlCh 81 BfOtHCfS.
Wnnid respectfully inform the citizens 1T vans
Vile slanitv, that thev have iarsrr stock q
Io5act1, Seqars, Saut, Pipes, and German
Smoking Tobacco,
Than aay two establishments o. o1f PrihciPai
cities
Hotels and store keepers, inok to yer interests
Before I.urch aEing elsewhere, please examine clii
Ian &c assortment which We pledge ourselves e sell
al the lowest baltimore prices, and cheaper than
car be bought ia Cincinnati ct Louisville; All Ne
az4; is that you shall call aBd dt-c i'T yourselves
We ofer any OF the above at wholesale retIii.
OHT establishment l. "a branch Of the well known
extensive Baltimore T.i;4asu " choTSe pf los
Fcadrich d Bros, No. IS Forest street
F. FEkDEICii ) BROS
M.;iu Il I dc.5r above titst-
..t2i EVai4<viIlc Ind
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szsaiE P1iUPlffETOkS Or THE CITY FOUh
q dTy Let leave TO inform their friends and tbs
pnblis.iA g.-bora ,thst they prepared to do all
kinds Of
MACHINE AND FIEISHIEG WORK,
amt eEafEthing appertGjnng to lbs foundry bust
ness 1iiey arc lIanufactuIing STEAM EEGIe'Fs hs;a
R.f1 FRS 81 any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and MIL Gearing OF any size Disti!-
ie,v atii NIbin- Machinery, Tobacco Screws Cum
IniI..- Ma, la +fhrashins Machines, Malt Mills
ti0rarl,N,. rs Culn-shciIers NJ achinery Of all kinds
Etadc and repaired iron and Brass Castings of
every dzcT iption Iron Housetronts, Cellar GRATIS
H.. Cooking aud Heating Stoves Of the latest i'm
proved PATTERNS Hollow Ware, Dog irons, &c,
BREW FRS, DlSTILLEES, RECTIFIERS, Il,
Supplied with every description OF Copper auu
sheet it1H WutF, Brewing Kettles, Refrigeiators.
Aft+rs,, tors :pfTers. ads and Worms on
al tu,r,ov ~ tSiple, Cnnmns tor Alcohol Srtits.
Y,-.~i jus-, aus. Syph"nsi Sc; Copper, Lead a11
iI.u Pi,-r Copper Brass aud iron Pumps OF eFef1
,,riety ti Leri, spnits oil, dc: Brass Cocks ana
Nat,.s st,tm hIstlts, &c
W.ILni.n cent to all parts to Mt up work aud DC
.-ltit= on Steam Eo.leta, pi'er and Sheet lion
Nati. e.