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-.e.-. -
SnTn WED nAgIoAL ,.r,se NJ ciuo
Tenth street east, between a and streets
aouth, last evening", Joseph >. martin In the
ehsir aad y: a. Adam, sesretarg.
and approved, whom number Of names were
added 70 the list OF membership. -
The CHAIR stated, While names were being
enrolled, that the CLUB was two hundred
he wanted 10 see n about four hundred
ms.. sSs. he hs sGm maas co
lection Of ~ n the Patent once, and had ex-
ma *. n oSsir her. stated tina. meeting had
been called here to choose candidates for
ward oficers, and hs would suggest that the
meeting select chairman.
man OF the meeting. = -
Mr.. Gaines, colored, moved that none but
members OF the club be SLOWED to vote.
Mr.. o. Z. Lathrop opposed the motion, and
II was withdrawn.
date for the board Of Aldermen, and was
chosen s. :. the ward candidate by secamaon
for the Board OF Common Council, and moved
that he be elected By exclamation.
Mr.. Gaines moved to lay the motion on the
table. - :.
Mr.. Carey White hoped no one would be
elected in the way suggested BY Mr.. Lathrop.
Mr., Lsthrop Withdrew the motion.
MI. White moved that no printed tickets be
bailoted,
| Dr, s, A. II, McKim moved that they vote
| their tickets and then pass out OF the room.
| A coIored man said these colored men could
| prepare, or have prepared, their own tickets
Mea had been going around In the ward for a
| week dlstributIux printed Tickets, He wanted
men 10 vote theif own senfiments.
The following were then put in nominal ion
for council; Messrs. Abraham Scott, 4. A
Z. Lathrop, Joseph Clarke, and George Z
Cook. ..s-
| The question was here taken on laying the
| motion Of Mr.. White lthat no printed ticketI
DO yotcd) on the table.
| The motion WAS lost, and Mr.. Whites mo
4 tiou prevailed.
Mr.. Lathrop here gave notice that n they
excluded his printed ticket hero, they woult
exclude II at the polls.
The Chair stated, as his opinion, that ,
! scratched, or ticket partly written, would mol
be rejected.
present.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Geo. IL. Lang
ley, James Edwards, Henry Better, and Eman
ucl Mason as tellers, and they took their POSI-
tion at the door to receive the ballots, TIT
voters to pass out As they vote.
Mr.. 4. A. Adams declined the nomination
while the balloting was proceeding.
announced the vote as follows Lsthrop, 10,
Adams, 1Hi Davis, ~; Herrell, 102; Scott, "
Clarke, 30; Cook, 50; Michael Sinner, colorcd
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

FoR REAuTY In style. workmanship, and Ut
leave your orders at A. Saks Co.'s, No. oil
Seventh street,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

A go GREEsBAoK will purchase a gentle.
mani. Walking Goat, at Geo. q. Henning's,
No. oil Seventh street.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

DRAMATIC ENrERTAlsNEST.-Ag grand dra-
matte entertainment will be given tomorrow
evening at Wallis Opera House, BY Hope Di-
vision, No. 10, Sons of Temperance, assisted
by Je1erson's Dramatic Association, OF WASH
ington, d. q. "The Peoples Lawyer" and
WHO Speaks First" will DO rendered, and a
full house Is anticipated.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

CHAsoE OF TIME.-The train for Washing
ton, which formerly left Baltimore at s a. m,
now leaves n $40 q, m.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

REAL ESTATE SALEs,-Messrs. Cooper Il
LAtlmer have sold lot A, In subdivision Of lot
II, in square tet, containing l,624 square feet,
lot ID, In the same subdivision " lot and square,
containing 1884 square feet, to l.. T. Barber,
for IS cents per foot; lot F, 10 same subdivision,
per foot; lot q, same subdivision, containing
1905 feet to l., =. Barber, at 80 cents per footj
lot II, same subdiv lsion containing l,S05 square
and L, same subdivisiop, containing 500 feet,
to l.. y. Barber, for II cents per foot lot M,
ZANE division, containing 1852 feet, to ID. Will
Hams, at II cents per foot.
Near Green & Williams have sold lots q,
Il, and F, In square No. III lot u to George
PreAtie, at ~ cents per FOOT lots L and L to
John Spear, for l2Jl cents per foot.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

~ USTED STATES Patent OFFICE,
wAsHISGros, May 8, lsa
On the petitisn Of SARAH W. REID. ADMINISTRATIVE
of the estate OF Cheney Reed, deceased, and Jann
X Mould, administratrix OF the estate OF Brooks H.
Mould, deceased. Of Chicago. Illinois, praying for
Cheney Reed and Brooks X, Mould, the sth day
Of August, 1854, for an Improvement in Ncnttlating
Railroad Cars, for seven years from the expiration
OF said PATENT which takes place on the Sh day OF
August, 1863;
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at tho
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10Th day q July
next. u eeisck m and all persons are notified e
appear and show cause, " any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted ,.,..
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
hle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, Of least toenty days before
the day sihearlngi all testimony hled By either
party, 10 be used at the said hearing must be taken
and tran In accordance with the rules Of the
ondce which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi
nony. must 20 hled in the once t,otnta days BE-.
fore the day ofhearng the arguments, fauy within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In
the RgPubLioAs and the teiligencer. Washington,
D. and. In the Trtbuns, Chicago, ~, ence Z
week for three successive weeks the hrst 81 said
Eseleatioas obe At leaat sixty dayt sP rSsinlPpu'
myi3.WM Acting Comnisslsnsr Of Psteatg,
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$500 RewARD.-Lost, on Monday afternoon,
and Brady's Gymnasium, the sum ofti 900 In
greenbacks-notes OF various denominations.
The above reward will be paid upon the return
Avenuej or Information may be left with Clar-
voc Bigley, detectives, at police headqnsr-
tiers,
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>ror,cE OF rHB III ssffP6SEMEST OF THE
NfTsG shLks 81 r Gh Bk 2 aEEp III SP Pkt
ssttsssSSSsssgT GSRf NJ. isd III h6aSOibF'
kANshhS. given that the public sales Of the
M. sedsd by The Usage Indians, under the nrst
and seesad articles Of the treaty Of Ssh September.
100 ia 10 be held at the Land Office at Hum
hoidi. Kansas, on the arst and si5teepth days OF
iMaasssniteiy postpoled. JOS. s; WILSON,
'nu0" Com missioner Of the General Land once,
ArRIL lS 1865 ApH-WN
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ARuEsr or A YouSo TnIEF:-About ten
days since, a lady named Mrs. O. ii. Martha,
who Is boarding at Dyer's Hotel, corner OF
Third street and Indiana avenue, had stolen
from her diamond earring, valued at $500
She placed the case In the hands ofDetectiyes
Coombs and Miller, who anested one Of her
servants, William Prater, oolored, aged ten
years, on suspicion Of being the guilty party.
After considerable soaring and coAxing, they
he had taken II, and thereby they succeeded
in recovering the ring.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

oRruAss, CouRT-Judge Purcell. This court
transacted the following business yesterday
LAST WILLS.
qaessh. al ii, properly to Ms wlfs and ND chill III
dren, and names Patrick Downcy ~ executor,
was partially proven. 1870,
ported, was filed in open court.
Edward p. Walsh qualified as guardian OF
the orphans Of Johanna and Patrick Deely,
and Dennis o'ConnelT az surcties.
Patrick Sullivan qualified as guardian OF
the orphans Of Johanna Ahern, giving bond
In $500, with T. Herlihy and Thomas Kelly u
In the case q the application for tho guar.
shsrs II. Seen sn Tor so%s Tine quite az
q guardian. The children were in court with
their aunt, and .toutly resisted the attempt Of
Of them. They chung TO their aunt with tears,
loud outeries, and refused to be separated
AZ the suggestion Of the Court the guardian
allowed the children to remain with their aunt
for the present, but the matter will probably
DO further adjudicated upon under writ OF
habeds corpus
Accounts OF Alice oorcoran's GUARDIAN OF
Jacob Lowenthaps executori o. Hamilton
executor; and Of John Medarvey's executor,
were fled and approved.
Adjourned.
EouITY CouRr. Judge olin.-The follow
Ing orders were made yesterday:
Blagden ct al. W. Marshall. W. i. Mattingly
II. p. Garter vs. Anne Z. smoot. Order for
| distribution OF estate.
wv. Herbert vs.. +. x. Dant. Order Of ref.
' n e. Z Estate Of Jane. H. Robinson. Order
ocnnrnlns decree Of orphans' Court for sale
Of real estate. --.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

CLOTHING FOR SPRINa,-Messrs, Stephens
and Tenth streets, have just received an ex-
tensive and well-selected stock OF youths,
boys and ohildren's clothing for all ages, from
Spring will soon be here. and 1t behovcs our
readers to provide themselves with clothing
for their children and Themselves, at the low
rates which rule at the establishment Of
Stephens 4 Co., before the rush comes.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

Mr.. WILLIAM SMITH has just returned from
New York with an elegant stock Of straw
hats, which he 10 prepared to sell at twenty.
Ave por cent, below the usual prices. A visit
to his wsll.known store at 5ll Ninth street,
between ID and Pennsylvania avenue, will
prove the truth OF this assertion. Mr.. Smith
10 also the agent Of Singers Noiseless Sewing
Machine, which recently took the premium at
the New York State fair. leo
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wAauTNQrOs. ADfl IL. ISIS

WAsHNeros, April II. 1865,
On tho petition OF X, II. 0AHRIauHs, admins.
TRAITOR OF the estate Of L., A. Dole, deceased, Of
Salem, Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to the said L. A. Dole the 18th day fully,
1854, for an improvement In Arrangement for Lathe
Chuck, for seven years from the expiration Of said
fssS:n NAA ~ wv '
the Patent once on MONDAY the 9th day Of July
next, at 70 clock, and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
nIe In the Patent 0hoe their objection,, specially
set forth In writing At least t,9snt day, before ,hs
70 be used q the said hearing, must be taks9 and
oflce, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes
umony. must DO nled in the once tioenty days be-
fore the day OF hearingi the arguments, II any.
within ten days after hllng the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be publAhedin tho
RsrUBLICAS aud the Intei!t0eneer, Washington.
u, O., and In the Herald, Cleveland, Ohio, once
week for three successive weeksi the hrst Of said
RubsItiSH. be SIX" Ere sTT = the
spls.sSt Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

As-Na. SAMUEL D. MARKELL, Prince street, OPP
poslts the Gazette once, IL the authorized agent
for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN In Alexandria from
MAyL.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

INrRovEMrsrs.-Mr.P Phillips, book Iner.
chant, 10 having erected on the north side OF
X, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets,
q three-story .pres.ed.brlek front residence
with basement and attic. When completed
this win be frst-class house with French
roof, brown stone trimmings, large bay win:
dows 10 front Of hrst and second stories and
the basement, II fronts 20 feet inches BY l0l
deep, and contains II large rooms, psntries,
wardrubes, 10. There will be water and gas
throughout the entire building. Mr.. Charles
Edmonston 10 executing the carpenter work;
brioklayer, Mr.. Robert Clarksonj stone work,
M N. Acker, plasterer, Andrew Jackson.
On the south side Of !, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, Mr.. Charles Edmonston,
carpenter, Is erecting a two-story and base
ment pressed.brick front residence, with
brownstone trimmings, and bracket eornice.
II 10 % feet front by 10 deep, and contains u
rooms. Brloklayer, Mr.. George Turtonj stone
work, Jacob yehmyerj plumber and gas hitter,
Mr.. Jacob Scheiney; Plasterer, MT; Andrew
Jackson; painter, Mr.. Geo. Crossaeld.
DIR. A. 7. Augusta, colored, 10 having neat
two-story press.brick front residence built on
the north side of l., between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets. 1t contains rooms with
water and gas.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND HAY.

DEPARTMENT OF DAKorA,)
OFFICE CHIEF QuAkrRRMAsrER,
sr. PAUL, MINI, Nay 70, 1855.
Sealed proposals are Invited until May 80. lss. ~
furnish
WOOD AND HAY
at the folio ing ii named posts, viz;
Fort Ransom, d. T. by October 81, 1868, COO cords
Of understandable Hard woed, and BY August 81 ,isCs.
PORT wadnworth, D, T., by October 81, 1868, 90
cords merchantabio Hard Wood, and by gust 81,
1873, 60 tons Of Hay.
FORT AbeTerombie, D. T. by October 81, 1858, 500
cords merchantable Hard Wood. and by August 81.
leis, $50 tons Of Hay,
Pfoposals for the above will be made in duplicate,
and must be Endorsed Proposals for Wood aud
Hay"
Straw bids or those Of insolyent, irresponsible
parties, or others who have failed TO fulfil their
Government contracts. will not be received,
5. D. HOLABIRD,
Deputy ousrtermast.T General, U. $. l.,
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Personal,

7 AIDES IN TROUBLE SHOULD CoNFIDR IN
IL DOCTREsS MARLIN, irregular graduate, and
for many yer rs renowned aud skilful practitioner
In New York, where she has met with the greatest
success iu all female complaints. She IuAranteesa
perfect cure, no matter from what cause No. $50
street. below Tenth street. myl9-tf
DRIvATR MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
L "OLDn DR.. DARBY'S, 40 Seventh street,
Q gosite odd-Psllows' Hall Separate rooms for
patients, se12-H
nUARTBRMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
VI wAsHiSaroS, d. O.. May IS. 1893. List OF
proposals received at tho QuartermAster Generals
Once for Clothing aud Camp and Garrison Equip
age daring the week ending May 10, 1855:
None.
T IsT OF PROPOSALS OF A MISCELLANEOUS
IL character received at the Quartermaster Gene
raj ohiee during the week ending May -, 1858:
Y. s. Allen proposes to purchase l0.001 feet Of
second hand lumber for tlo por thousand.
my20-lt
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7 ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

DgPrrY QrARrERNAsrgR 0ESERAL's0PRIcR,l
BALrIaoEE, Mp, Nay Il, 1865 rs ,S,,
A large assortment Of GOVERNMENT STORES
will be sold at public auction, In this city, on
TUESDAY. May %, at tho ouartermaster's Store
house, corner OF Scott aud McHenry streets, Camp
Newport.D Sale will commence at ~ noon.
The.e Stores are nearly all new, and consist n In
Anchors, large Hawsers, Anylls, Augers, Ham.
mers, Carpenters', Blaeksmiths' and farriers'
Tools. tcompiete set-.) Forges, Buckles. Screws.
&c,, &c.
A complete list Of the Stores can be obtained at
the Quarternasters oniee In this city. No. IL Cal
vert street (seeond floor.
Terms Of Sale Ten per cent down, and balance
on delivery, STEWART VAN VLlET,
Deputy Quartermaster General,
my0-td Breyst Major General U, 5. A.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-20
ALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE STORES.

A. watcrvliet Arsenal, West Troy, New York,
will be sold At public auction. CONNIE ncing at 10 .
m, May ~, 1865, large quantity Of condemned
Ordnance Stores, Machines, Tools, dc, consist
ing Of
Iron aud Brass Cannon,
Shot. Shell, and other Cast Iron,
Small Arms, Swords, Sabres, de,
Harness and Cavalry Equipments,
Infantry and Cavalry Advertisements,
Paulins. Buckets, Old Tools, &c.
Also, q large lot Of Doors, Sashes, Frames, and
olher parts Of buildings, Tanks for Cisterns, dc
Allen Patent Mortising Machine, (large size }
Hand MOrttsing Machine, (McClintock's)
Vertical Saw, Huntington g patiently
lTenoniug Machine, Fox 4 Co, patent
lCast. Iron Double ey hinder Blowing Machine,
with Gearing, DC.
Fan Blower, ~ inches.
lWorthinEton's Duplex Steam Pump.
Lift aud Force Pump, 5-ineh cylinder.
A catalogue OF all the articles will be sent upon
application,
Terms of sale. cash. ,P.v; HAoNER.
Bvt. Brig Gen. U. s. A.. Commanding Arsenal,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-23
KNOWLES
STEAM PUMP.

tATgsrED IN ENGLAND tsD taAScs.
Thie Pump has received the Hiaussr PHrstuu At
every Fair vhsren has been exhibited. viz: New
York. Boston, Baltimore. Cincinnati, buffalo. Syra
casr. Springfield and Worcester.
1t has Iransa or fiy-Wheel, aud has no dead
pointr where it VIII rtop consequently Y II always
ready start without using starting war. and doe.
require hand work To get II past the centre. aud
i the only Pump made that will wora liz steafu
valve with water, consequently j. always ready TO
start when the steam cyliIderi IL ALLIED with cold VA
ter Of condensation.
1t has been used for more than eight ycaYs Tor feed
Ing stationary STEAM BOILERS, and has been ured
more than ave years LOCOMOTIVES, ana 10 tue
only Pump yet tried, that j. in every way adsp-
ted 10. that use Il has been extensively used for
pumping water for Hoiels, Public Institution- Min
ing Purposes. and N Manufacturing Establishments of
every kind, with perfect success 1t hns been Tested
In the Navy, and la consequence Is recommended by
the Chief Engineer OF L. ~ Navy, be usel at IN.
Navy Yards and or Steamers. A. Fire Engine II IL
recsminendcd by ell tins Companies, and IA untver-
eeiiy adopted nv tho manufacturing companies IN
New England. Although We have been constantly
making sdions TO our Works yet the rapidly inrrea
sing demand for our Pumps has hitherto been great
or fhan our possible production; but with recent cl
lar1ement Of our works. and extensive additions 10
our gfaciuring facilities, hope to be able 10
supply all orders.
Tho Proyrittors o,er this Pump as the most Per.
feet Independent Steam Pump ever invented and
for simplicity and durability dehes competition.
Fo, further Information, address the Proprietors At
their works,
" ArreH, ............... ~ MSS
irs-ly KNOWLES A. SHELLEY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-23
Public Nofice

NOTICE 70 HEREBY arvSN, raAr ON
IN shs sieAth day Of Novenbsr. 1857. : cor
psraeisn 10 continue for I've yeafe, and called
formed for tAs purpose Of lssise s~s, ed Is.
tabiishing in the city of Davenport. . Public
Park The capt al stock of the corporation IL
six cen thousand Gig 1T hundred dollars, divid
ed inta shsre> Of one hundred dollars each. on
which eighty three and on. third per cent. in
cash has bse1 paid il. and the balanee 20 nine
" DER cent. is subject TO the cell OF sbs Direc.
tore. The business OF the company will be
transaetS1 = the eity Of Davenrcrt, and is af-
fairs cood ucted 81 ri esd mi, Vice President,
Secretary aaA Treasurer. and . Bcrd Of sine
directors. 20 be elscted annually Tho lisbili
ties Of the company shall not axcsed me- han.
died dollars. Privsts property 10 sxsapt from
serpsrais dsbts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-23
THE KlTTATlNNY

INTRODUCED By TIE SUBSCRIBER. IS
J very where acknowledged by press and people
the very BEST Blackberry Known. Having The or
iglnal stock we are enabled 10 furnish planters and
amateurs GEsuIsR PiAsIsin large or email auanti-
tie. At low rites.
Opinions of the Preas.
9Th. sweetest and most delicious fruit Of ~ vs.
riety we have seen"-Am Agricnltufi I. y. \.
I'VE regard ii as lsree, handsome, high favored
fruit Horticnlturlsts. n. !.
"Dariiedlv superior 10 tho Lawton in good quail
ties There Ia hide doubt the !, IL the best cutva-
ted Blackberry known IN. y. Tribune.
..such tights fruit we never behc3 before. ~.
Y. Times.
BAT Justice compels us 70 acknowledge that ney-
er have We such Black berries tnOse sent ua
Nv Mr. Williams Eirs. The berries are large, deep
coored and liz in tic Nh. good " srAeting qualities
| second-THey are sweet Juicy. melting IN the
| mouth more Ike 1ne strawberry than Ike Black
| berry, and Of excellent flavor.
| Third-Tbev are represented 70 be hardy. strong
| gro wers and Of gtcs: p-odncfiveness " Mof'u-
| ",hould any Of frerds wish iotry me berr!'
| they viii And cur friend Mr. II. Williams ~ MONT
| rIsfr ! n Responsible men, and worthy ~ 'h@if
| ma. n,ce N Y. ConchmGkers' Magazine
We ALEC have the v'JrsoT blackberry. and
| large stock otthebest
Raspherries.
straw berrirss
/ Grapes aad
seed R0lae0e0.
a,nai, ouanttiee sent by mail with perfect safety.
Reader. prepare 70 .nrply yonr table with the rest
fu,ts by planting this Spring. For prices &C.. ssnd
for catalogue to 4. 3D. =. NiLLiAMS.
I.,iiaf MontclAir, N. J.
Iocal Agents wanted. Reduction 20 clubs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-23
I'm Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District VI 1owa.
In the matter Of Burr Andrews. Bankrupt
To the Creditors Of said Burr Andrew and ali 9th
e. Oess0as Interested
CIRS: you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A
y petition has hsen filed in said COart by Bnrr
Andrews. OF the City Of Dave port. In eaid District.
duly declared BANKRUPT under the Act Of Congress
IT Mreh q. M. .er dbchaf.e, and certificate
thereof, from ~ HE dcbta, and ether claie pr va
BILE under sAid Act, aud thai the u u day Of Feb
ruary. d. 1858. At the hour ten O'Clock A. \. OF
said eay, ssigned for the hearing of the same
fore the aid Court, u Chan sess atOtsanvs Iowa:
when and Nnefe you may attend and show capsr, II
not be granted
you are hereby fart er notified that third meet
Ing VI the creditors OF the SID Burr Andrew for
she purposes In section eth OF the Act Of
Couyrrss Of March I'd. 1851 will be held on the l5th
day OF February. A. D. 1s6s the hour often clock
A. N OF said day. before the Hon N. n Price,
kegiGeey. q Ms ONCE, No WeUs second Street.
in the City Of Davenport Sooss Csastys State Of
lo~a. whA aAd where you cen Be pGesens II you de
eire 70 be.
January 10th, 1s5s.
DAVID .. TRUE,
jan10-dsW-&het AIN Tor eaid Bankrupt.
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-
0n VIA ap Tor the past ~ years, and y therefore
-. ,,s.s,,,, whom ali afflicted should consult No
ever hesyd OF paierto his not being cured since b
~ becn IN this city. HIS reputation has vonches p
~ ftv psusrs HE patients and the mex heal 9e
s.ion bs,th here and abroad. = being the nost sh
isd snesess here. and thorough matter Of al ~.
rsi dissaeee. II IN others fail, don't despa!Is gre
Nm cali. II d oni{ common 0ccurfsnce WIN H.
70 ctfe eueh easss His rooms are espa!aae for lao
ma Tentlenbsn, md tne Aces eotnpsses ID Ne q
Yvun0 Nln Tahn Paseboalse NO0ee.-DOe1os -
INV dgvueeo much u hle tiDe 70 tAo tlooa0soA0
thos -caess caassd y ssesst AAela. whsch !sie -
BODY end mind. unAAti- = - 1eiOtAnaee lomvsoees
for either business or s0ciefy. Tie fed e0ecs "
enry hahite or the excuses OF per 10 weak
en- The debiats the consultation destroy the physi-
cs1 ana mental powers. diminish aud enseeb'e the
natural fes1iues mt exhaust the vital ene7gee q
rnsnhoOd the pleasures Of life are marred the object
n marriage frustrated. and existence Itself fenoere0
terra AZ u1ceasin4 misery audrcgref. such persons
eslecially thore contemplating marriage should lose
no time Ii making immediate app scetion. - Dr. b
b. his neW sreaenen1. h snabled 20 insnre speedy
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