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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

laause e0sssd sssplutjeo iosssucsine he
GevcAH = u Staas y issus proelans-
bon . The peoPSe b bafn their silver ware,
e. He ~ 0e0bos - Just turned de-
fauleee - u aneuns u go 600.
A 1sophie special 70 he world yester-
~ sayE There be- bsen . heavy white
frost theouebsut that Whsle region. The
damage eoald ~ thsa b estimated, but it
Ths f,9a washisgtes spselal ssill insists
that biz saa1smsa1s eesesrniue Mexican az
fsiss - eoeseuk thoss 81 III Washington
Republican = IL contsaFy. netwithstsnd.
ing. he also says Mr.. Campbell will leavs
for Mexico q soon % his instructions are
completed.
The Times Washington special SAYS -
Gen. Sherman arrived in this city this eve.
ming. and 10 gusst Of Gen. Grant.
This evening Gen. Gsani, Gen. Sherman,
Sso0 Romero, Mexican Minister. and Paw
master 0onsssl Bsics, fosnsd psrty in .
psivate bon as The Nalsoaal Theatre. Con
siassnb1e sigaiacaees wss attached TO the
compssitisn r ths party.
Gen. Sherman's arrival il in consequence
g the request sent . few days since 81 the
President. 9th rsfsrcncs to the prospective
charge in Tie War Department, and il CON.
6rmatery cfmy previous dispatches on tina:
subject.
The President has ordered . PARDON 70 be
issued 10 Gov. A. Trenholm, ex.rebel Secrs-
tesy Of The Treasury, and senior mpmbcr OF
the we'll known 6rm Of Trenholm, Frazier 4
c., Of Charleston, s. G., and Liverpool,
England.
The Herald's special insists that there 10
sufficient in Washington to show that there
has been no battle nor defeat Of. the Liberals
q Saltillo. - reported.
The same specisl says: Smuggling IL
carried on 70 IN enorm nous extent on the
6ssiers Of The S.ats Of New Yorx, and
nsasurss have been adopted to put stop
to il.
In the trot on the Union Course vestcr-
day, between Lady Thorn and Lady Emma
for $4,000, Lady Thorn won the race,
which was milo heats, best three in five, to
wagon. The quickest time was 2:27i.
The stallion, Geo. Wilkes. lost . match
to heat 1926, to wagon, in three trial. lie
made two trials, going in 2.26 and 2:2st.
The Herald's Berlin CORE pondent, of the
l1th, says: Bismark's illness 10 Of very
dangerous character, and advantage was ia.
ken Of the circumstance by Ssxony in en-.
dsavoring TO prevail Ion the King Of Prus.
sla 10 grant terms which had been rejected
through the Interpolation Of the inf .xible
minister.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
LATEST NEWS
NJ TELEoRsAPR.

ErOm Now I09ax.
NEW Yonk, Oct 80.
Last evening . convention Of clseeymen
connected With the different charc6ss Of
Brooklyn was held in the church Of Messiah,
Adelphi street, for the purpose II eousidsr>
ing the best means Of bringing the word
Of God to the knowledge Of the masoo6 ~
people. The Rev. D. |. Hodges q The Dap-
list church, presided. Several addresses
we're delivered. Il Was mentioned By one
Of the speakers, that out Of 30O, 900 inhabi-
tants who composed the population Of
Brookly, not more than one hundred thou.
sand we're brought under The influence Of
the Gospel. In the whole one hundred and
ssveaty-cine churches Of that city o. each
Sunday.
A French banker of New Orlesas, was
found dead in hia bead at the Hossl Lynx,
yesterday, having been su6ocated By the
gas which was flowing from enc Of the
burners in the room.
The Hersld's Toronto special says, in the
case Of Lynch, the convicted Fenian, the
Judge said he should have time to appeal
to higher court
The Hcrald's Washington special say .
Miss Fannie Seward, daughter cf the Secre :
ta,y. Of State, 10 serious III at the residence
Of her father. This morning il was feared
she would not recover, but her physieians
,epsrl her condition this evening - some
what improved.
The TIibune's Wheeling special sayE-
Returns from the West Virginia election
thus far received, sho~ gains on the vote
Tor the Con- titutional amendment laat Nay,
which Vas carried By upwa, d Of 1000.
Hubbard = undoubeedly elected 10 Con,
gstss By large majority.
This county h in doubt but rstusns shew
Union gains
Coes9aa u esrtainly slectsd 0sv~n~.
A Troy Dispatch eays: Coon, whs 0ur.
dersd NJ Lakes, be- besa asrseesd.
The Bsllsteo aca6eoy ~ 6usse1 Day
e two s;nes. Lass q, 900; insnssd %, 900.
A 0ssmao uooed 1oesiek aeonesa Of
robbery, who disappeared lts0 So Lahs
lass summsr. has ten 6bend deo4 stnpeod.
ID to . tree b. the ne6k.
A Nsw Haven diepaaeh 0ys: The e0eses
Of the frsasb ffigass Il Shir wsre hand.
soaely eatestained By the city aathorities
yestesdsy.
A Trsbune's Washington special says
just after president Jshasse bseams Presi-
dent, and 4 sas thought TIN 0sostal Bat>
lse was u b assigned - commeed q Rich
uond. Va. . me06er a H. virEinta eeis.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

HALiyAx, Oct. 25.
The schooner Victor makes the following
report
Turks Island. on the 3Oth Of Suptember,
(Sund v was visited with terrific hurri-
cane, des.ro ing over eight hundred houses.
T~cn v lives were lost and number Of
persons ~ere crippled and otherwise in
jured. Over three thousand persons were
rendered houseless, pennilcss, aud almost
naked. The whole laboring portion Of the
colony Is in the most destitute condition.
The Government house and public Offices
were shattered.
One hundred and twenty thousand bush.
els Of salt were swept away.
Six forc'g'. and twelve Island crafts were
los', with twenty Of their crews.
Al Salt Bay the ruin 10 equally severe
Five vessels are ashore, and 1t Cockburn
harbor the ruin is quite - great. Scarcely
enough houses rem. in to shelter the desti-
tute. Four more vessels were lost.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26
Frosn New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANs, Oct. 25.
Matthew Gibson, . citizen, charged with
numbering Sergeant Sheeck, Of the 9th Uni
ted States Cavalry, in Park county, Texas,
has been arrested by the civil authorities,
and held for trial under bonds. lie vas a.
forwards arrested by military order from
Heintx'enan. he Vas thss brought BY a
writ Of habeas corpus before District Judge
Goe6s, who decided that the military had
~ jurisdiction Of bic offence, he being q
citizen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

ANNAPOLIS, Nd Oct. 26.
The Investigation OF the charges Of official
misconduct against the Baltimore police
commissioners commenced at II o'clock this
morning. A large number Of witnesses are
present. The counsel Of the commissioners
appeared and announced that they came to
participate IN the cross-exsmination Of the
witnesses, but did not withdraw the plea
against the jurisdiction Of the Government.
Mr.. Schley for the petitioners objected to
the commissioners counsel participating in
the investigation unless they Withdrew their
plea against the Jurisdiction of the Governor.
The counsel are now arguing this po,at.
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@arnhnA &Dnm,,apl SpQ.qs.

ST.. Oes. 20 and 8d.
MUCH EXPERIENCE IN AND OUT OF
lvA the Counting room enables us 70 tell stu
dents who have common abilities. il they give
IA their attention. We will prepare them for the
Counting room or refund their tuition. Those
desiring 20 bee u" g Teachers Of Accounts will be
thoroughly qualified tor the same We wish 10
prepare number Of them. They are always
sure Of employ ment. Persons partially acquaint-
cd with accounts can receive thorough kuowl-
edge Of them in private class. We are pre-
pared from personal knowledge 70 tell students
and others that thew can obt.in . more efficient
course Of instruction here IN ir Detroit, Chi
cago or -. Louis. and save third Of The time
spent In those p aces. Send for circu ars
tBox 66l.) WIN. HRAiN0AN. Prineipsl
oc'%- 6m Accountant and Preceptor of Acts.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
PREPlReo ON Or PAIN A00 nace.

pWepuUeU VII W pulW 0UU WuSes
Fer Preserving, 0essoeaog and
neasssgyisg the malr.
Asd 10 che most deiightfsl and wonderfu! article
We wsslA ever produced.
ladies win and Il not only certain renedy 10 Re-
seorr. Darker and Beauty The HAIR but also desir.
able article for thu Toilet - 1t Il highly psrfumed
with rich and delicatc rerssme independent n the
fragrant odor Of tho Oils Of Palm Of Mace
The Marvel Of Peru.
new and beautiful perfume, which in dcrcacy Of
scent. and the tenaeliy with whi,h u onSs TO the
handk 'rchef and person, IL unequaicd.
1he above articles are for saio by all Druggists and
Perfumers nj Al uer bottle caeh Sent by express to
any address By proprirtors.
r. w. WRIGHT II CD.
oeeolvl 100 Liberty ST.. New York.
The Horrors Of ImAigesaiOn.
You complain Of your stomach, unfortunate dys-
pertic: but ought not your stomach to complain Of
you Possibly the psngs you endure are simply the
siomachs method Of taking revenge upon ron for
neglecting and abusing IT, Perhaps yon have never
medic effort to improve It's condition. but on the
other hand are continually examining 1t WITH unwhoc
some and homogeneous food. Have you ever tired
HOsTETTER's STOMACH B,TTERS. . proper
diet. and regular mealss The Bisters In a week
would put your digestive apparatus in perfect Order
regulate the flow Of bile In accordance with the Laws
Of health and produce just much appcrient action
% would BE- necessary fos your good; and when you
were dsce an right. jadicsous and regular dieting.
with little Of the Tonic now and then. would keep
you 20. lfyes have negleetcd ibcsc mean. Of cure.
don't blame your stomach for Ito rebellion II 10
merely natures hint that she wants help lyon neg
rc II. the next thing may BE- Inflammation. or Scirs
rhus Cancer. some other violent and dangerous
discasc. There H. such thing as being too late In
thesc matters. nosTETTERs BITTERs sill cure
Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia may engender diseases
which defy NIL rcstora'iscs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-26

Tosoxro, G. W.. Oct &c.
Il 10 rumored that IN at mpt will be made
to sescee Col. Lynch who vas yesterday
sent, need to be hanged.
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GREAT DISCOVERY.
The Amazon in lOWo.

TIE UNRIvALLED PATENT DOUBLE ACT.
ING SUBMERGED
FORCE PUMP.
THIS NEW INVENTION ID COMPOSED OF
but six parts. all Of cast iryn with wroughe irOa
pipe. The advantages OF the Amazon are simplicity
economy. durability. power streI 9Th and ease.
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Thls pump b placed In the bottom Of well. IL ~
Quiree no packing, making Ito own Of water. warrun
ted not IA freesethe water leaving the pipe whea Dol
In m,sion; vii .ast ATTY years Without Sepairi1g-
Pumpe pail Ut water n Eve secOude, thirty 9alloal
In one minute Win one and With ease. Ihn W {
stream ii water seventy feet with one stroke OF tn
lever frUm the deepest we'll. With hose. vatef nay
PUN water Il brought ffpm the bottom Of the well
sIear. cold and epasklinG lite we'll named the IAN
ason not only to distingu'sh It rom the other pumps
but because The water gushe. from the spout like
food, whila in nsesation. Ths snallsse else b m
one described which h sucient for al family purpO
eee. BY It water may be conveyed IN every room q
common sized house. For waaerins easdeDs. sock
ctr, Il Il unrvalled For factory pump. hreweree
pumping aeide. hot liqncss. &C.. Z hinvaluabe. Il
the working capacity Of lie largest se can s. 6ecu6A
up to tnrty th0uaand galls'ue per minuto Ioey an
onethird he's In cost than Others Of the
Come one! co9e All end &c thi. lafest and Rsat
ut inventOn, and Be convinced u IL gseae 0oWpl
and utility. Two osths panps can be seen In opess
County Nights fsr 0o1e.
y The Iowa Pump Misunderstanding Coapaag q Dav
GEO. ?. DxvHRRAUx = CO.,
iunse6dn sARs6.
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WHEELER & Wilson'S
SEWING MACHINES

best ansi most Popular 1sams
lily Sew ing Machine In
tn z w D 2 d.
Thorough instruction given to all purchaser
free Of charge.
| "a LEeROOM CORNER OF SECOND AND
BRADY STREETS, OVER CONES
CLOTHING STORE.
q. LYMAN. Agent
or davenport and Rock Island
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HFN
MUSICAL.
NEW MCslC ROOMS.
M II. j. Elm NJ T. Z NJ AN.

Practical instrument W0okos,
HAS LEASED THg STORE ROOM OvBR
i i No. In CLANS Row, where b istenda
keeping stock Of
KINDS OF MuslCAL TNeTMNDNro.
Sheet Music. Music Docks. Ae. Persohs wiGh-
ing TO purchase Instruments will do we'll 70 cell
on him He has IN hand . large stock Of Pianos
which he will sell at go 20 o7t less than na1h-
factursrs' pricss. II The instsu1ente - ~
give full satisfaction the money viii b seisnded
Mr.. Zimmerman keefs oil instruments pufehas
ed Of him in order without extra cAsPge. My
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CON n z RClAL,
Davenport Market Report.
Ovyscs o. fus DAVENPORT Dx~ocgAr.

davenport Market Report.
Ovvscs o. fus DAVENPORT Dx~ocsAr.
October &c 1866.
FLouR.-STArk.-
Retail bulk el0.3o.
Sacks, paper, &l090
Dbl. tll.lO.
Wholesale 40cts per Dbl less
Corn MRAL.-No. l, per bushei. s7I6cts
brings el.s0 per bushel. No. =, nex $le50
| q IS.
CoRx.-50c.
OAfs. Csc.
BAaLsv.-3s090c.
PorAsoss-wholssaIs so@so. retail o..
OMoxs. SS0s2.
ArrlEs.-ls@tl.e5.
BUTrER Sc
Eass.-17@i7Hc.
HAH.-elS,Oc.
GcA.-ias !. depot; lss u l.ves v..d..
Wsss4e7Q7G
New Herk NarAes.
asv Yoas. Oct. 90.
Flour Opened . shade iRrmer, and closed
quiet q yesssrdsy's prices: At q. en@sil.so for
whest-l @3c better aid more demaud. n
e2.Ss0 ts.l0 No. MILL, t2.4OCas ~ mixed
spring, %. rs new white Mich
Rys-No receipts and nrm, ct 81 2s for old
Western.
Corn-No reeeipts irregular and unsettled /;
e4sc better. at % for inferior, tlls@i Is for
shipping mixed Western in store 81 l5esl.le
Oats-c5@ss for Chicago and Mill
Pofk-F,rm for cash lots. all others dull and
heavy at eslls@e35 cash; es2 s5@ss. 12 regular
Tor new, closing At ga ~ cash and &32 90 old
Lard-Heavy 1t l5ll@i6c
Whiskey-Quist, small sales in bond at 4lc
Petrcleum-Qulet At 22c for crude 37lSG739c
Tor refined inbOnL.
LAfssr nARKBfs.
Flour-Closed qsiet and steady q. Yesterday
prices.
wheas-Closed l@9c better and decidedly
active.
Corn-Closed quiet and unsettled and ease
higher; Western mixed ol.lA1f in store
POrk-Closed 6rm for cash and dull and heavy
for regular lots; new mess eS4.s2 cash for re-
Lard Closed at l4h@lse. small lots ls11l@
New Yegk 0eoclx Market.
Nsw Yoax. Oct. 2s.
Sd Cola sss.. 10. !: .,.... .,...aa .l.ux.
ST. LOUIS GRAM ELEVATOR
CaARoRD ron STORAGE, &C.
Inspection. .l-2Oc p tAshel.
1ns :;:si:ss: ........:.,t s scc IS.
0ooE0Ge-1Xc y bushel for 10 days, end
xc = buehsl IT every subeeQuent 10 DIS, OF
ffocsioooi paFt thereof
O0c1e1n9, II ssvsd-W Wheat, Rye and Bar
ley. NE boshel; Con, lie do; Oats, Ne do;
same II 0ed. Ne 10.
Oroy0Ge-fo Steamers, IN sacks-Oaas
10 3 buShsl; Whees, Corn and I've, 1kc do;
Barley 1koao. 10 witAin liuite bouu1 u north
By NORTH nerkss street., west By tilseessl street,
| lke = 6eshsl; bsyead shove liniss d do. 70
kass 81 Leuis dspots, o. = 100 iDs.
All Dfey sge hon the Elevator coullolled By
the Compaay. BY order Of the hoard,
s0r2S-alv JOHN p. SMITH. Sec'y.
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C0lT0N'S SELECT FLAVORS.
or Chslce Frsiis. spices. eac
ADeitetWsss, strictly PMrs, and or
Ussrtr0ised Strength.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY THEN.
Their great succcsr 10 simply because third Of
the quaint ~ IL more than equal to the ordinary Fla
voring Extract" and they are the
TRUE men FLA vOR or THE FRUITS.
Those who sles0ee she hest
Seek them for their superior favor
Those Who wish 10 e:c~aOsnlne
Seek them for their great strength
DEALERS TREBLE THEIR SALES WITH THEM.
LOVERS OF CHOICE FLAvORe IN CITIES
SUMNER RESORTS. AND EVERY
WHERE. SEEK THEN.
References In 1855 and Is 6-lnti oduccd 10 tsO:-
Governors frs'm each ~ the New Euglud >tate-:
frosc sorr, Literary and business men, known all
over the United States Leading Hotel Proprietors,
and dealers who geek the best Bee circular II refer
enrce
4 Sold by Grocers and Druessts.
Coitos's Fine Toilet articles, Nos. I, 9 and
3. and Tonic Eiirer, and alt his prepare
hons, are cold BY
HARRISON 4 sTARKS. and PARKS 4 HOMER
Davenport. Iowa.
Chicago Wholesale Agents. FULLER NCH
. 3
tous BOWEN 4 BROWN, Lake street far Sclcc
Fiavors. Sep. 25-diy.
ANEW PERFUME FOR THE uaHDK Erfu,rr.
Pha1sa's "Nishs 0lseaaias C~ress.v
Phasees "N6UAs 0leoasisg Ccseas."
Phasso's might 0lsosoios Cevcue.w
PhsIes's Might 0leenins Ccress.n
Phassn's "Nishs D1ssmiss Ccvcus.v
A most exquisite. delicate and Tragr ant Perfume
@si led from the rare and beautiful flower frcna
which 1t take. lts name.
Manufactured only by
PR1A1.ON a. son. New Work.
BEWARE OF COuNrERrEITS
ASK FOR rHALOSs-TAKE NO OTHER.
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Malii||iS1lpllx

PROMPT AND CERTAIN EfvrDY
Npcrmai0rrhta, or Seminal Weakness
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those MORBID '">rr1Iu>s arising from the original
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Kidneys. " w.
PROFESSIONAL OPINrONs-I have used vour
Srfsfic fiii In many cases Of Spcrmatorrhea with
the moot perfect success. -. Milton Sanders. NJ ID
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REAL EeTATE.
-
JOHN OCHS Il SON,
AGENTS vOa.
tine SALE OF REAL ESTATE. &C

HAvkONHAND FORSALE AG00D1
lhrm a ~ aCres. within 10 miles u tho city.
A gooa iApswven farm of160 acres Win splendid
orchard. containing to apple treee. within nine and
Q half miles Of Davcnp0ft.
good Improved farm Of 50 acres, within miles Of
DAvenp0gt.
Two god improved farms, leo acres each, within
u miles ~ Davenport.
Two good Improved farms, 100 acres each, within
10 miles Of Davenport.
good Improved farm OF leo acres, with miles Of
Davenport.
Be cold - very reasonable terms.
Persons wish NJ to buy or sell lan,i will do well 70
call N - = our Once. Brady 81 eoor I'd. over VIII
p1ummea Octy-d&wty.
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nuRLEY's
Agu 9 = Q nj ..
Psrscesss Res4oss.

RsrfccsJv ReEt6oee.
me o,,y rcnedy for Chills and rsver - Aguc end
Fever thas ir Of can be depended spsA d nsrley's
Arue Tonic. There have been thousands cured By
usinr i, WHO had tried the Usual rvmedies without
bench, b., in NO CASE HAS HuRtEy's AGUH
TONIC FAILED TO EFFECT A CURE. All who
have used Il cheerfully tell their acted frie1ss Off,
- sure and certain article for chlls and fever Any
,pe suferipr from Inc chilk would eonssh DER own
nteres, by sending to adrug store and buyi.e bot
te II d pleasant to take, conpsred~i,h othes,aad
viii be certain to cure an eaees Fever end Agss
Ch,lle and Fever Send for II to the proprietors,
HURLEY. RrlDIx Aco.
Louisville, y.
For ssls BY the wholesale drusxias 1t Lsuisvine,
Cincinnati. Memphis, St. Iouis. New Orlsass, &c.
Every druggist md country merchant .Aossd have
IN store. especially in districts nbeetso chlns ~
fever or sgue and fever. -.
nCRLGI'0 STOMACH Dl1THRO.
Pr dssility. los ofssDstias swsSamns. inareseisa
or dyspepsia. want o. setiOe - t Liver, diaosdess9
stomach. There are no oattsrs tho can eonpAe witA
these In removing dstrcssing eoaplsinas. For saje
be had at any drug soss tAe Usissd stssss,
OF from the propsietors. Louisvae, ". essnes a
Seventy and Grecs Streets to vh0 IN ssaess shs1lA
De addressed.
HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA,
The great Blood Puiiaer, - . Spring 81 Summer
Medicine. stands unrivaled. removes all Impurities
from the blood and gives health nd strength to ths
system. HURLEY, RIDDLE CO..
HroprietCa. Louisvilie. ~.
nuRlevS POPulAR WORN CANDY.
As this is really specific f~ vosms> and W bsse
and most paa,able form TO give chldsen. II u ~
sur prsing that 1t is fast taking ace Of al Other pro
parationr for Worms-it being taeteless, any child
viii take IT, ausaSd&W1y
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New YOQk 0ooc1x Market.
Nav YoRk. Oct. 2e.
Stocks betAoe.
Money 4DS Per ooot.
Sterling 10ek.
Gold oPsssls Ella. sasssdss sl.47K.
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0teek anl orean Ne. Porter and
go DooP.

n 10 KEMP CUnsfAMTLY on A.rp A
a ee0H!oee &c. q Aelt aope. Pitch. Rosin,
oe15Aso, oeeoDs, - bsswsrs' NsaerisIs q iii
1euusY - llalt Hease IL Best Daveppors.
.sssassasa - pss.vsy sllsa. = - best
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nm 4. VOuJMAyR.
RRrEQ kEH.n.Y,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office, cor.
II I'd and Brsdy Streets. under Streepes .
Baylie's store. kes,dence on lith ST.. bet. bea-
d. and Main. oct3d-dtf.
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sens tiss
ZACH. ass.l
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