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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-25
EDUCATIONAL.
a q AID N M -
-OpTHE-
I'M lACULATE CONCEPTION.
-FOR-
YOUNG LADIn0.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Conducted BY tho Sisters Of Charity
-OF THE
Blessed UirgiM.

VTVHIS INSTITUTION Is MOST BEAUTIFUL
L ~ situated, about ono mile from Davenport.
and ommands view Of scenery unsurpassed for
vichness and variety.
Uncessing caro- and vigilance will bs exercised
to promote the moral and intellectual improve
meat Of the pupils and in sickness the necessities
Of the sufferer will be administered to with the
f0ndness Of parent.
The course Of education comprises Orthogra-
ply, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar,
Elocution, Geography (ancient and mcdsrn,) His
tory sacred and psotane,) Algebra, Book Keep
ing, Astronomy, with the Of the Globes, Ny.
thology. Rhetoric, Chemistry, Natural Philoso-
ply, Fhysiology, Botany, tho french and German
Languages, Music on the Piano, Guitar, h., Draw
ing in Cnyon, Monochromatic and Polychromotic
instruction in Needle work, both plain and Orna-
mental.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-25
Livery and Sale Stable.
Frank Kendriek, Proprietor,
C0rner Of Perry and I'd sts,

CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES,
~ Of all descriptions On hand and
~ ready for service It al hours Of day
and night.
q Our horses are we'll known to he
the best in this vicinity, and our carriages ere u
the latest styles and best manufacture
octl8 diff
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-25

u q "A n - Z N q.
AIRS. MCLAUGHLIN IS PREPARED TO
IVl accommodate . limited number of 6oarders
reasonable terms, 1t No. ~ East I'd street, Dav
export, Iowa. lapr24-dl
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NOTICE

rs hereby GIVEN THAT THE ANNUAL
/ Meeting OF the stoekhold Of the Mississippi
d Missouri Railroad Company will b held 1t the
once Of the Company, in Davenport. on Monday.
the lth day OF !uus next, 1t 10 o'clock a. ~, for
the election Of Di,sctors And for the traoseation
Of such other busins. Is may be necessary.
=, 90. II. PRICE, Ssc'y.
Nay 7th. 1850. (nsy0di
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-25

rrYDRAULIC CEMENT or VAR Y,rp
III Just Received on eonsignnsst ~ q
81 for sale ~
on1Ap0 H. y. SAoSSA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-25

We the undsrsigned agree to the follevin.
TERMS Oh SUBSCRIPTION:
Mail snd post-oihcs subscribers, 81, co per snnrn
payable in advance.
WsKELY.-40.OO per annum. in ADVANCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

THE ASIA's NEWS.
INTERESTING DETAILS FROM EUROPE.
Cur Lender, Paris, Berlin and vienna
Correspondence.
The SAVERS FURORE In ENGLAND.
YuE PRIZE FIGHT AMONG THE FRENCH.
Magnificent Bal Costume Of the
Empress Eugenie.
---,~.~~->---------------
Something About the Prince Of Wales, the Great
Eastern and &ccolomini.
ne Assembling Financial Frauds
3 81 in 1iondon,
c4E - Co.. &C,
yuE PRIZE FIGHT AMONG THE FRENCH.
MAGNIFICENT Bal Costume Of the
Empress Eugenie,


~ saesmship AHA, Capt Loti, which sailed from Liv-
vuol n noon on csh and touched at o'eenstoSo on
- OOH ulo arrived here about half past three O'Clock
yesterday morning
yns rnrocsan dates by the Asia the those
s,ovcbt By the Brazil which arrived at 81 Johns, ~ F.,
ne~ Galway Sunday last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

In addi.cn 70 The above Tom hes received hundred
eunss collected By The gentlemen Of the sock Eychange
Nv fund Two noblemen Of distinguished rank and
on<r gentleman, have authorised 70 put down their
for GO esch, but have MOD given ~ psrmssoa :,
pubush their tles large sum has been collected By
he merchants IN nncips isne which % Be presented
= Tom hn day (sAsurday,. About fsco has been co
hss been raised which 70 be sddsd 70 this fund aad
cshcs places such feeling has bssn exhistcd that Ne
ssss 40 ~, sss we WI y - 's
s.asss and senusmsn connected sh tbs ss~ Britannia
Srsvery ssd dessrminssss fSs .nip iss IN our zoe.
ssssIon until called for By the Champion
M sp~sss LSs ays-
fsw nirhm ego Tom and Keenan, met a, Owen SIN.
E : ~ . P.1, ..,ss came IN .os WIN
Toa's hand scw nvv pound Bank Of kosand note and
sssa vslksd ous Of ths houss. % The same evening
~ Nm MA, = Lay aA.fsrd wished psrsscuIsly 70
sss him, - abe had handss0s pvsssss % make him.
ne n01ss .. co@So g ss s ssu,,s;s, nearly
asssssi ssd M Gideon ssssd cv'ss him $50 each sud
= comnlass Of ssnsisnss, vi1 two aoblsmen - their
SS X can r.csys IN ~sssiy suns Al 6.orr. Bysr's
ndk Bcrss oxendss sess, q enasrday nghs too gen.
'.%s % Ss ~ ssS s one s.ys ssc 49,, "
reward for hh pluck and g~ilssty.
s Newspaper agents stAte that the sale Of papers
pessed anything ever known During al the tsrribe ex-
scDsns d The cmcsn and Indian war no such sale wss
evr rs~ehsd The capture Of secss~opo The relief Of
D>h0v, the bstte Of soferino hal MOI such an ef.c,
- IL public mind rhe is~e sola a 900 extra cop,..
- Hsvrine Ped, 1900; Bsus Lys 1900 the spo-,
~ nivasA 10000 she sSvtss Lss, $4,000; FSant
x~sts, o<,oco, TS FSi6, 5000; The Era, 5000. III.
Wma1v fus, M.coo; Rgrcifs, TO oo; uw, 90 on,
r~ss fssn We have learned from undo-ssed sushorsv
You win perceive Fw~cA has three oosnn poem o. The
ashs and two usrsscns one Of which By jobs Lesch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

LONDON April -, isso
nc xsr~nds~c Fy~sHcssI gNS,ssA h~c~.ie No
raIst,-TA> Axsrsss Fra~ds-Bsrus Bvwdk-AFssrs ~
naiv-Saroy- INssvvvs<c~ N <e~Ss-yr~oA krrsi&
sc~ 10 fs~s~doo-Mc~y kvt>t-<~~soss Afas1-
ne S<o~ssAsp Adriasic-7rac,i 10 Amersoa-Lc~S Biar
s~d vss~ BsDc-ns RJ~~ Bn-Hr~~s ssd suy~s-
Re~s~s csis-CAaii~es 10 Ne Tsshss-Rs~ n q
k~qS 81 cssyo, <c
he mcss Astounding news q this week, and Tor iong
time, IN The history Of financial frauas We
enbsxsiemenm Of Pultneev, head casner Of NE Union
BAnk Of London. Hs defAlcaous amount 70 the enor.
nous sum Of over ssoo ,coo-upv~ds Of q million and
bali Of dollars.
Noshisg Of the magnitude Of this has been known
In Great Britain snoe the entertainments Of a c.sh,sr
Of The Bank Of England over ary years ago
We have eli sorts Of compsrsoes and rutrosp.c,s
oS thaa csss, Of Fsunteroy, faaI 4 suAhan, Red.
raih, Robson, sadler, and other q the sreaisr
and ksssr roeues Of the Stock Exchange Punngrrs
money has on been lcss The ssock Exchsnre ssd NV
they have him ~ rve~sa pr~a In jail re Of sbou AZ
nse uee to them, except INSTRUMENT n Nsncss ~
The starved skeleton Of The The bear csnshpo as
enough on biz bones 10 pay for NE p'skss " sy that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-12

tI. PARIS, April %, 1900
Esosemsat A,oua as crsa Pyis NoM-L< Boo. in
rc~ce- FS,~cA Ssse q Pvtss reAs~e-0ss~sc~s About
Hss~a~ s~d savws-Lord coso,>y AID s Marquis Of Nor.
~sx,y-7A erc~t~e Asc~dency Of srarce--fA. carlss
op~Tsvuo-rAs B~pcws Spa~ssA Policy, de-, dc.
he great Anglo Saxon contest on the other side of a.
Georges Channel hes crsAisd almost % much interest
here there me posIssc science has Of sae years
made considerable progress IN France and IN many Of
se principal towns instruction win the as,oves, eoo.,,.
tusss leading feature Of the gymnasium Bat there n
one particular In which thsre h departure nom the Art
- prsessed In England and America, which ID the use
which made Of The foot well - the st The scssucs
u kicking held TO BE- esental 10 the noble art se de-
knee and no sooner hes your adversary planted racer
q which ycur peppers nash IRE and you nose spirits blood
than your bcsewrr~est ID made perfea by kick In The
belly In sct the kick seems the natural resort Of he
Frenchman In al cases where he without ARTIFICIAL
means Of stack or dsenoe though the law very pre-
csss on the matter Of personal Violence rarely tha,
you witness any very formidable encounter Of hss One
uhe part Of the noise 10 New York or Ioaaoa would bs
followed ~ regular seto, while here. III ihs thunder
rolls away without bolt 70 leave iu marx Bus = ob-
served, the great pusissc duel in EagAsd bsswssn ss
and ssyer su siect Of great inserves with 81
ciasses, from the Court 10 the humbess cabarsA
Popular opinion h most decidedly favorable 70 The
American champion. A. frss ,hcushs shb vss simply
The result Of The rooted sntpahy which Hes II the bot
tom Of every French heart TO Esssnd - nscn; and
there doubt that the national sympaah,es always 9
with America; but one seems 70 ask rsnspn In the
present. Instance fos his preferences. n amrmed ha
BY al the laws o. the dpelae--po aHsr vhaa ny BE ths
ssns-the contest ought N 10 rsssvsds - ~ csempcs
Of England ust be held 10 have lost hs aehs IVES IN
hnvred, n matters not bow-shcush considering III
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-19
Legislative Summary.

The Senate in Committee Of the Whole, con-
sidered and discussed the General Appropri-
alton Bill, during most of the day. The fol-
lowing bills were indefinitely postponed To
encourage the killing of wild cats and foxes;
For the appointment of guardians for Imbe
cies; To amend section ia of the Code. A
bill was introduced and read the first tins =
Providing tor leasing the Public Works of the
State to Messrs. Nugsn. Miller and Robinson,
in accordance with their proposition on that
subject The bill, fixing the per diem of mem
bers of the Legislature at three dollars, gave
rise to spirited discussionY at the close Of
which It was laid on the table. Abill vas In
troduced and read the first time, To amend the
Temperance laWso Mr.. Paris resolution which
lprovides that the Constitution be 50 amended
as to prevent persons having visible and dis
tinct admi1ture of African blood, from voting,
holding office or sitting on jnTies, was tabled
| by a vote of As to toA5--Democrats in the mega
| tive. An amendment from asslect committee,
which provides the mode of submitting this
question to the people, at the October election
of 1861, was voted down, also by party vote
| A bill was introduced aud read the first time
To regulate freight tariffs on Railroads. The fol
lowing bills were passed To provide for tht
sus ;enanee of prisoners in County Jails T,
punish bribery in certain cases. A petition
was presented and referred, for law to maxi
the manufacturing and selling of Intoxicating
| LIQUORS o penitentiaTy offence. Senate bill, TC
fix and limit the compensation of County Au
ditors, was taken up and discussed at gTes
length, when the House refused to order it
enerossment-yeas 43, nays 49-Siatssman
j 18th .-z=av Ha r.a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-19

The Third Napoleon is taking his first step
in that career of territorial annexation which
the founder Of his family pursued with such
unexampled energy and to 50 disastrous ter.
mination. He had already doubled the com
merce, Inohipled the colonies almost created
the navy Of France. He had made the nation
peHeeful bey yond all precedent in making it be.
yond all precedent prosperous. He had made
the nation powerful in renewing for It the
glory of its most magnificent military past
He has now undertaken to consolidate It more
firmly than ever by extending its frontiers
towards the line which bounds the language
and the manners Of the French The aequi-
sitiOn Of Savoy has been announced from the
imperial throne to be q duty devolving upon
the ruler Of France, from the actual position
Of European politics; and the declaratiOn-re.
eeived with aeelamstions of delight IN France,
as the language Of sovereign toe truly and
too frankly French to shrink from asserting the
right of France to reconstruct, in her own IN
terest, that map of her domin 'ons which Eu-
rope, in 1915, drew up expressly TO thwaTt her
progress and to cripple her action-has been
heard with alarm in England by no inconsid-
srable portion of the English Press and Of Eng
lish public men, as a voice from the grave 50
sternly closed with the rock of St. Helena
The visions which appalled, the contemporaries
of Pitt and Castlereagh have risen up once
more before the eyes Of their descendants
Once more the British Parliament echoes with
denmcaiiOns of a Bohaparte, stretching his
dsspotic sceptre over the Continent; arming
France from the Atlantic to the Alps within her
natural boundaries," and preparing universal
monarchy in the territorial consolidation Of the
formidable race which has so often before given
law to Europe. A moments reflection should
suffice to .demonstratelthe absurdity Of these an
ticipations, and the injustice which they have
led EngIishmen Ofrsnk and sense to do the heir
of the NapoleOnic name. Nothing in the whole
strange story of the present Emperor of the
French is more plainly marked with the origl>
nal pecnlisTitiss of bis own genius and policy,
nothing could less resemble the conduct in
like cases of his great predecessor, than his
course with regard to this very question Of Sa-
voy.-N. Y. Times
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY5IORNING, nTARCH 10 'sO.
\ PI,AIN 1ND OprTABfrrTrAI, pRINTINCJ

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
EB-Plan an oFnAmsntal priR;tng q sVsfy doscrDtiOH
3oEs the p nting Establishment Of the LEADER Ocs
the lAteIt improved and most rapid soam Prssses N
the best Sy shoyt notice. and at Fsasonabs rnteg
Particular attention paid blank work Every dsscp-
tion Of Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers
Journals Sales BOoFs. RsesiY1Bg Books, &C.. &C.
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Boor0inq.

DOARDJNGHOUSE- BEACH
h1E irFou the fne Boarding House, No. 40 Superior
81 which has been newly fttod and IL now Tor
fhGreception of buhrdeIs. lZzs.z4
BOARDING - The House No. "a
Pubiis gounrs ard by the stons Chnrch--one Of the
-s.-te Iosations In me cityhas been thoroughly re-
JARED and & open Tor BoaTders, Flmes Wlshln9 20
fn-ufh them own rooms can accommodated Win go
and conVen1n rooms and bedrooms and Single 5otroIa
and Day BoETdeTs viii find good acco1od atom on -
aonnhle termF LADIES nBf GNcludod heieiene. lleh
hnd rtesivaa. . anrIEl91 -- - u V " AsIl I;
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6Otfls.
Ell DUMAS

-H UIEU UUMA . =
n He1arte Street beftsscn 4f anf 5t CINCINNATI, OHIO
TINS old and ven established Hotel has been recentlV
rstod IN superior style, and Il now unsurpassed pJ any
Hotel Of is class in America -. 81. j,
The proprietor om his Ions experiences IN this city cal
forns md elsewhere feels confident that his Advantages
ever otberE viii warrant him entire success and he a
tVarahlv known this community antcpates ful shar
afbuhiic patronage. ALEA shDMAlE,
MANHATTAN HOTEL-NOs. 8, s
l Isnd BfursRy gtreot, a. door from Broadway, pp
oGitetbe fark, New s.h Huggins ling, grleteIl
HueEiHE lateof Pear stL,st Houso, Hogten. HCEnhe
" o tsVssiso 4Iotsi Nov Vert p dsel
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Gnprapers.
EnFravInF M I.ithoarnphinE.
BuiI0frs q Arfbitefts.

BROOKS q s. @. q e. W., BUILD
~ ERS Aisr Manufacturers Of Doors, Btnds, ,sa4nl
RraekotE and al kinds Of Scroll Saving and Gothic MofH
PsFiaalar attelti pad FITTING Stores. Ase9fy On
DiTisi0n-It Cshlre Block. ClevelaEd o. noi0-eSl
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finQncial,
F0REIQN FXCHANGE.

nRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
N he prIncinal Cities Of GsunHnI. On Erankfdrt Ber-
m Wilma LpZir. Nurimberg Cassoi, Cologne hAnl-
hurrh Bremen. StutIs ar, Mannhen and PraEqe, Eor
naiS b. mrl2 RETTBEliG HAUsMANN.
d1O 600 MONEY ADVANC-
BlOsUOU ED--in sums to luIt-ai ihs Pld
rtand aud veil known WAGNER's oFFECE-on geeuri-
ties OF ssrF kind viz Dry Goods, Hardware ola snQ
Silver Plate, WatchsH, Dimonds, JeWery, Ere aIns'
Clothing Furniture. Carpeg, amos Mirrors FHlnIa
enara erohHudise, ard Personal prOp9rY and ertcl
Of value the most satisfactory terms Business tTic
private. EstabEhed ISL Watches and JsWey for SAFE
az bargains.
WI. WAGNER, Once No. 8. Water ST.,
Corner Superior st., over Geo. A Davis Co.'S Clothing
Store.
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Napoleon III. and savoy.

~ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine NsWs see fourth
riHrra .l4. '4.II '.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-19

nR b r. ROBINSON HAS RE.
moved his Dental oice g his residence, SC. 8 8
5 ~ fouT doors North Qftho n. Z. Church, where h'
Viii be hanpy 70 see his former patrons, or any 0th
- yIho NAV need his services 81. -. H .-.-
Cleveland. NIareh 81. lsss-lnn2s;at
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NTTY MILLS STORE.-10 GASES
Pfiais-iA,t colors-Wgrih l. pr gsTd spld ~ eight
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straw Goods.

Increase Of room enables ne 70 e1hbitm stock to ad-
vaatage and my friends and the public respectfully
invited TO an ard examine for themselves mail RIO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-19

.SILKS.--A NEW ARRIVAL OF
NJ choice styles. vpy cheap. MORGAN L ROOT.
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THE IDEAL AND TIE BRAL.


Once charming, charming. eharming,
I'D Nice g0hnE msn, Goa iisr0t q. ' 81 ID
Learnfd, aiaai thai atraama Of tue love
Never never smoothly dow.
P He'd been loving, loving, loving
A iair maiden, long and Well
i." And q last had mustered eourags
Nh. Al his TREASURED hepes o lsll. -.
Hs'd not whispered. Whispered, whispered
hem intn the maiden'u ear,
bgt eed psnRed then, a7d @ had lsnt Iksm f-
He Wos waiting Waiiihs, vaiiiBr, 7ll
For lis Garling's kind ieply- II ff... -...,
Waohjng foT the posimans coming, -'
With an eagers ANXIOUS eye. OBJ
Soon ringing, ringing. ringing.
Struck upon niS startled ear
There" he cried "theTe s0mes The letter,
Welcome, Wsleomst missiye dear"
-s Oh how Eonaly fonaIy, fgndly
To his lips the note he pressed, r.
KNOWING that his Arubsla i-- -.'.t ia-a
... Had his dearest wishes best f
But OBJ horror, horror. horrorl
q How bis augnahsd heart did bleed; i .ti f.H-
u was from his WasheT-Woman,
sJlais And aii thus politely real t -
ave been washing, washing, pashlng, a.f
scrubbng for you many daF-
Eiitasn dollars nov ytu owe me- ...
Why, you rascal, don't Jod psyl"
Dout BE smiling smiling. sui'in0g
1E Fnapa sytsfzed his t0dfns, ' i- .'..
And bis heart was Nrung with soTrDH,
800 More than s'er his Ci0thes were Wrurg
Not of IsAACs. TsAACs. IsAACs
Do the man his Cisthing bug- -..I 40
UNION HALL has no such psron8,
And we'll SHOW the rsasOa Why
When suit is bought a lSAACS'
What is saved will, past = doubt,
s-r Pay alaundTels for his Nslhins,
I'LL the suit ls all worn cut.
What the wusbias would amount to -
In that time We caunof tell- r--
l- cuitea sum, bscauss the Clothing
Always wears 50 long and wei. .4, -
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S0msthilg EIsIlsIEIlI f0f IIs Ladies.
I1V 1Illi Nsl-4-l BROWN'S p
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
SKIRT 3 SUPPORTER.


LIVERY. LADY SHOULD HAVE
M ONF-In fact, every ona would have one Il they on
T FDe he beauty ufliiV beAef Of them IhlsWil
no, onlT GH0ras the m0l fect sYMaEtaS, and eeIecG
no: ing from the 8Esg ,c EqAS Sa igleTl I
straoIiea that treieEestbe HIPS iron TIE amqst msg
p0tabls burden 70 - hi they are sub ectedb
means OF Circular BTae i SaFs and SuT7qTts the cloth
ug completely preventing then trof1 t ssIs asait G
BEARINe down upon ne Ches hzs gna aqaolle1 Nnleh
from ths person ta5 drawing he terrible portion Of the
sS tie ens supp Il
OF the skins eCtly upun the thrOus te ea
hs new and yaaabs oysnflon 2 eso ass59e
ICkI CURE ACU EE AND CHRONIC ca bg
TIGHT L1qs9 a Ha5 va s asFs sss sssS hS Sss R &
examination Of some 5f our most ei anu leenne
medical men who al FT9Sopses Sss ls ~ ss q
and gTe universal satiafaetoR 70 all who have worn them
They must be stsa to gFS one ~ ~ NJ IN; oia
CsV5land md examine Qeu laqY VIII alVF ys Be IN
eadinO.s e sags A9F RSTs9nS s, 1eiSs . 21Esesss Sf
oa he proprieioTs a cIIAGRIN FALLS o., who have
I ~ sfeiusivs risht iorths United States
nsf "a th Patsnt viii most assarsdy be deslt vi ae-
e0Tains 4 NORRIS, sHRFFtELD CO. PrOpiio.ots,
cb,.7,pF Fans. o., RS. 81 $50. - :
Rcd tAS fsllostPs % ~ q tsoss Bo s S9v @
Ihsss wsiis sTaialnsl ana l9d lhsm yhe II a1 y e
ing dali ~ Il deeled suiicient for the Ea aeA-t- -,
Mar. EoRR1s sHtirrKtB ( co: We The Sadsrsz9-
sd having worn p BFSSSs % ne SEI & 5I ass s
ure iu recommending II 20 the t.t,t ana
sTirasy adsp,s1 70 SrtRsrmoTe We Know always
" "a in nanT asianr e elects RADICAL eute 2 81 - -
dise,ssIss saIssS &C. i Pr s We sod
Sat every lady who values 9onisTt aps rs es9sh n.y. w.
I IN ihsV will never rfgrpt ~
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CIotbinp.

/ A R. REDING, MERCHANT TAI
/ hs LOR, No. 50 Prospect street, win Be- f0gnd On
hand rosdT = a. On All who ny ssoT hin viii thar
" B-R'Rsmbsr the plae', BEuasr'I Block. PTO'Docs
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prp @op0g.

IL Bombie 1rochs,
(. .I- 0lsce Auglnisi .. f..
Mohair DO Chine,
.r 0naao EouT H..-
Valenelan.
Paris Pladl and strines i0r travelling dresses h
POpinI-a large and beautiful assortment.
M0haifu, Chalhos, Paale de ChsEfss. -.-
All styles OF Gnghams with amultitude other good
arriving sFsTy day and Tor sale very prras
mario MORGAN'& ROOTS.
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.GUTTAPBROHA B AsE,


For AfDuclM IeeIn
n, mann n tured and all varieties Of arteisl tsetn ar
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