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w. A. g. A. NURSES
IA n n Z y G. NJ Z Z i s.
RYP A. d. A. NURSE have the hes,

"A. q, a. NURSE have the hest
w . OF materials oil oil kinds for between
400 and 500 flaming Mills which they are now
making. They have called TO their aid shop,
where by the aid OF the Mississippi, they run
three circular saws. n turning lathe, tenoning
machine, boring machine. grInds'onc, &c-
They also have a morticing machine and the
other necessary conycnlcnccs Tor doing things Up
right,
Their board kiln, which they have Just built
and tired, Is hnrd 10 beat. IL seasons lumber ~
week as well as il laid in the weather year.
Now al. buying Nurses tanning mills hcrcai-
ter will have every stick and board, seasoned as
well as for bureau or table and we'll painted
with two coats OF good oil paint-nonc OF Your
glue size Tor the first coat. rs Is customary with
all other tanning mill makers and ourselves here
,oforc.
Their mills have been and are rated as the
best in the land, and from this poin, they have
made and sold between coo and 700 in the las,
10 months and no fault found but on the contra
rs high praise.
The NURSES are practical Tanning Mill ma
kers and taor good mill when they see il. and
bv their ,rnngemcnt Of the sicvcs, wind. &c.
they hnuer themselves they have arrived ps near
perfection rs the times At present admit.
after running your grain through one Of these
mills, oats smut, or cheat. chess has no bust
worked according 10 the printed directions that
accompany each mill.
These mills are go, ont and put together by
the best kind ct wotkmen and Won will find all
alike, we'll and stoutly made and gearcd with
the best castings Western New York can aiiarG.
The journals are all turned. MS also the wrought
gudgeons-,hc boxes are also turned on the in-
side. Our ob,ec, is 10 prevent the usual jumping
and Earring, and 10 have NIL 90 still smooth and
easy and last four times rs long.
As we weave our own screencrv we are able
TO arrange diiicren, sized moshes for different
parts oil the country so that all he suited and
your grain clea,ed from all foul stuil--nnd that is
what Won want and VT aware Of il and have
accomplished tie thing after years OF trial and
expense.
New and important additions and alterations
have been made this year which are worth 10 the
buver one-'hird more
They will have two or three pedars on, and
shall call on oil they can between Nau,oo and
Dubuque. but any farmers or grain buy crs who
" II, good mill and have chance of seeing
pedar will please drop line informing us OF
their whereabouts and they shall he supplied
Address VIM. A. Il AlONIO NURSE,
Moline. Rock Island co., Ill.
P.S. Any quantity OF wire screencry kept
on hand for sale.
April 18th, 1913. :l-,f
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RNDlAN CHOLAGOGUE.--This IA.


- nous medicine il now offered to the citizens
OF 81 Louis and surrounding country us safe
and ccrtaia cure fer ferer aud .lgue, Chill Ffrer,
Intermittent Fcrrrs and all Bilious c,senNs Incl
dent 10 the West. 1t is also an excellent remedy
for Lirer Complaint and .4gne Cake or Enlarge
mrns of the Spie1.. The great popularity OF this
remedy is owing to its superior medical virtues,
M the agents employed are Of the most potent
and effidicnt kind known in Natera Medica
The Indian Ctoiagogue is entirely Vegetable in
its ingredients and perfectly harmless in all its
qualities and is universally acknowledged to be
the most agreeable and oiiectnal CURATIVE OF Fe-
scr and Aguc and Bilious Complaints known to
the civilized world. Iiisalways safe and always
eifeciuai. Give it trioi.
0syPrice 81 c5 per Bottle.
Prepared in New York BY DR. Fcnchtwangcr.
For sale by DR. Eastcriy, South East corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets, ST Louis, Mo-, Agent
for tho West
0-.'TFor sale bv a SANDERS, Druggist, AGENT
for Davenport, Iowa. aug /.
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q RATEFUL for past fnvors the SUBJ
- scriher begs leave TO announce 10 the pub
lie that he has rcplonshed his Stock and has now
on hand an assortment OF the best quality OF
FIR.si2I RE. suited 10 the times and country
which he will dispose of as cheap IA any other
establishment in the West. Tables from 81 to
$40 edsteads from 8 to Sl2-Stands from So
10 Bureaus from SID 10 So, and many 9TH
cr articles which would take TOO much paper to
enumcra'c. made on the shortest notice.
fr3-.4iso, Sand Paper by the ream or quirc,
warranted he hes, article in the West.
CaGins mnde at 6 hours notice md Ueorsc
will shortly be kept in readiness TO attend tr-
ncrals. JOHN POPE.
y. u. A Jonrneyn,nn Chair Maker wanted
bv the subscriber.
Davenport, July Goth, 1913. 45-ly
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A rich "saw" was run upon Baltimore
exquisite. at Newport. the other day. lie
without skill. prided himself upon bis pistol
shooting. Some wags tied string to the
bell behind the target figure; the dandy
was made to fire NTH po;rder only. and he
rang the bell trenty times in succession, to
the infinite delight Of the ladies, who crown
ed him With wreath, afterwards!
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How TO TELL MARRIED MEN.-Nccrlv
every man 10 town may be seen in the
morning before breakfast, carrying hask-
ct about the markets and stores, while all
steady old bachelors are enjoying glori-
Gus morning snooze upon the quiet and
downy couch Of single blesscdness.
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Homer f'"'ey' District Court, Scott County.
A, Rowe III Chaaeery.
TyHE defendant in this cause

will take notice that the complainant has
this day filed in said Court his bill OF complaint
against said defendant alleging that said deicn-
dant has failed and neglected TO fulfil his CON-
tract of coparinership with said complainant and
the BILL prnys Tor decree OF dissolution Of tho
copartnership existing between said complain
AM and said defendant under the name and style
OF IL Finley a. Co. Now unless the said de-
tendan, shall appear nt the next term Of said
Court 10 be holden at Davenport in said county
on the .ijh Monday in October merit, and plead,
answer or demur TO said bill decree pro confcsso
will be entered against him.
JAMES THORiNGTON,
Clerk Of said Court.
T.. Cook, Sol. for Compile.
Davenport, Sept. q, 1885, .-6w
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Nt used t.

In addition to the above. 500 packages were
sold by James VI Gross; 4a0 bv DR. a Piggot,;
200 by Edw'i Brooks: ~, by Eacon K HYDE:
zoo hy John Funding; - bv nr A Willing: %
by pr. Donaldson. and 900 by W & w Kirk pat
rck-mhicl,, together with the sal,s by the
wholesale len,s, prove that this article is n to-
gciher superior 10 any remedy ever offered for
Consumption.
For sale a, Davenport by the Agent,
Mr.. CilAS. LESLIE.
j. II barnard & Bro, No. lao ,iain street, ~,
Louis. Wholesale Agents, for lac west and south.
March Gath, 1913. 1917
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IsEAE. ESTATE Az AUCTION.

~ ANlNG obtained an order from tho
&bas Probate Court Of Scott county. Iowa, for
that purpose, will on Saturday the 18th day Q.
August next. nj the Court House door in the
town Of Davenport proceeded Ia sell n, public
auction to the highest bidder On n credit Of 3 and
u months. (subjcct to the Dover ol tho widow
the following described trnct OF land ms belonging
10 the estate Of i. u. Wright deceased late OF
sad county, IL vii:
The North Yves, quarter Of Soc. eleven Hi
Township sevcnty-scvcn -, Range two T.. |
East oi the 9TH principal meridian containing 100
acres OF land. with improvements thereon.
The purchaser giving bond and security for
purchase MONEY 10 the acceptance 81 the Ad-
u,lnistfa;or, or ono-'hird NAV he paid cash IN
hand and balance in 6 months. secured he mort
gage on premises.
A II MILLER. Admir-
with tho will annexed Of said |, y Wright dec.
Davenport, June aath, l9iG PITS
The above sale is postponed from the Goth
inst until Uednesda3, The Isl Dag 81 .Noren,tcr,
1913, 10 tnke place on that day at the Court
House above mentioned.
A II MILLER, .4ininl,traior.
August 3ls,, 1916. 5l-,s
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NEW STORE.
AND CHEAP GOODS.

eHs HE subscriber has Just received from
sxis - LOUIS with splendid Stock of goods
selected with care, which he is now opening nj
The Brick Store recently occupied By Mr ,liram
Price, on Front 81, between Nam and Harrison
81; having purchased his goods for cash. he will
be able 10 sell on a. good terms MS anv house IN
davenport. His stock embraces almoe; every
article n the retail line. such as broad cloths,
cassiincrcs, cas>inets anu leans. tweeds, beaver
teens. corderot, hangnp and albert cords, cotion-
ades drlliings. checHs, coat aud PANTHEON etuils.
fancy linen. '.us:ges chnmbra, dress ginehans
beautiful figures and patterns, French. English
ami American prints and chint2s, blk silk warp
and other colored Alpacas. silk and glnrham
snl shades and parasos, bonnet, cap aud color
ed Taici ribbons, ladies fine Kid iislc thread
gloves and mlits, linen cambria hdhis, table lin
en-. inc linen cambria. coating, diaper and crash,
green BerazC, naakcen, blcached camhric mus
i'm. brown sheeting and shlrtiug. fir. cap siniis.
blond. book. bishop, SWISS and baird muslins,
iur, "ehorn, palmetto hats. fur and cloth caps.
boots aud shoes, ladies light and cod half gait
ers, fine kid slips and walking shoes, Misses md
children shoes, mems calf boots. Kip and calf
shoes, brogans. cutlery anu quronswnre. window
glass. u lis OF all sizes. bar lead. powder and
shot. dried iruit. wall paper, window sh Ides.
carpet chain and Pittsburgh cotton warn al
numbers. cotton batting and wGdGnr, school
books and stationary also good ussafimen, ..
groceries. medicines. pants. oils and dyc stufis
also all sizes Sligo Iron, steel and castings which
viii be sold on a. good terms ~ can 81 pufchas-
Cd elsewhere.
JAMES VI. BOWLING.
Davenport. MAY Attn, l3iG.
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A II. MILLER. (latc of the lie

"a II. MILLER. (Iate of the I.o
IA-O Claire House, Davenper,,) would ad-
vlse us numerous friends and the public gencr-
ally, thni he has taken the above named spacious
establishment. where he iatters himself that he
viii loo able 10 accommodate his guests in d stylc
to meet heir entire appreciation.
10 his ~ Louis friends. who have heretofore
honorcd hIm with their patronage. he woald say.
that The vicinity oi Dubuque abounds with VA
fietv oi objects of interest 10 the visi;er The
grouse shooting IL not 10 be surpassed, and the
best trout fishing III the world at nm easy dis
lance.
Gs-Passen"ers conveyed 10 and from the
boats IN carriages free o. expense.
A. IL. MILLER
Dubuque, Sept 81, l8i3 2-Gm
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We, The Undersigned, Druggists Of st. Louis,
do Hereby certify,

HAT the following is correct state
- ment OF tho amount of our sales of the prep
arntion known as DR. Storms Scotch Cough
Candy, prepared from his oiiann! recipe, by
Hamilton " ade, OF -. Louis; and we take pleas
urc in saving that has given general satisfaction
tp thnsp All our cus,n,ecrs Nh, huyp used II,
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REGULAR

J. {. AlNSWORTH, Master,
Having been urchascd for the above trade. and
thoroughly repaired and reiittcd. will commence
her rcguiartrp on Friday the a2i inst. leaving
Montrosc, every Monday. "Wednesday and FRI
day mornings NJ o'clock for Rock Island, and
the Intermediate landings. Returning, the
Kentucky will arrive NJ Mon,rose in time TO
meet the k.oauk aud 81 LOUIS packets, on
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Passengers and shippers, NAV rely upon her
remaining in the trade. during the entire season,
and also Oh the regularity Of her arrivals and de-
par,urcs; ana her officers hope. By s'ric; at
tcntoa TO the interest oil shippers, md tho COM
fort oi passengers, 10 merit share OF public
patronage.
To freight or passage apply on board.
6-aJ-A dai.g line OF four horse Troy coaches.
leave .oeh Island every morning al !: o'clock.
tor Chicago. through in dirt. hours passage
$500. June Doth, 1913. i2-'s
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CABINET MAKING.

CABINET MAKING.
"HE subscriber would res
- pcc,fullv inform the citizens of Daven-
port and yicinit, that he is paw prepared 10
manufacture every description d! Cabinet trork
on the shortest notice. and Tor nentncss and du-
rability OF workmanship not 10 lie cxcelled hv
any IN the West. lie intends keeping general
assortment Of Cabinet Ware. consisting OF
Bureaus, Bcdslfads, Dining, Breakfast and
Dressing Tables, Candle, Wash and Work
Stands, etc.
Brds-eyc and curl maple bureaus FOR $1,000,
first rate article; Dining Tables $500; Break
fast tables l,50; Bedstcads 800; Candlesiands
400: Washsiands $50.
Which lac will dispose OF Tor READY PAY, upon
the most reasonable terms, and receive in pay
mcnt all kinds Of marketable Country Produce.
Lumber, Wood, Coal, &C. and will never refuse
Cash.
COFFlNS made with despatch and n, low
rate.
Silor on From, Street, in the rear of the Ca
zciic Printing Office. Ed OIL.
Davenport, Feb. 18th, 1915. 23-,f
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
Lille subscribers hcing appointed A.
- gents for the sale Of James Clark's celebra-
ted Hpdrcuiic Cement, will furnish i, 10 Masons
and others, ut their S,ort N Roe. bland in guam
ties to suit purchasers.
PuRTNTON & KING.
Davenport, July l2ih, 1916. ii-if
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
CITY COUNCIL.
Council Chamber. July 10. 1913.

Council Chamber, July IL. ISIS.
Council met. present, Messrs. the Mayor
Hamilton Sr. Hamilton Jr Fiizhugh, Forbes
JeiIers, M'Ginnis, Sweeney, Robinson, Phil
lips, and Johnston.
The minutes Of proceedings Of last meeting
read and approved.
Repor; of the committee on streets and al
levs read and adopted. They recommend rel.
alive TO the Methodist Church in South
Wheeling. that all unnecessary expenses in
CURED by said church in consequence oil the
error of the street Commissioner, be paid by
said commissioner.
Repor, of committee on Market house read
and adopted.
The application Of the Wheeling Cotton
Mills was on motion referred 10 a committee
consisting OF Messrs. MGinnis, Fitzhugh and
Forbes.
Mr.. LETTERS called up the old hurying ground
question, after some discussion on motion of
Mr.. MfGinnis the subject was laid on the
table.
Report Of Alderman of 4th ward, read and
ordered to be received and filed.
Report of Aldermen Of 81 ward read, re-
ceived and ordered to be filed.
The official boud of the Mayor presented
and accepted.
The petition of Mrs. Clifton for privilege
to erect small building on commons read
and granted.
Petition Of Messrs. Busby and Little for
privilege TO stand carts, wagons and coaches
on the street opposite their factory for GER
tain time, read aud prayer granted,
Report of Committee on accounts read and
adopted.
Repor of superintendent of Water Works
read and the account submitted ordered to be
paid.
Accounts of Chas. II. Berry, J. Gilchrist,
z. Bier, Joseph Pedley, Geo. Duty, Maclane
and Bro Geo. Forbes, Harvey Hall ordered to
be paid.
On motion of Mr. Fitzhugh, Mr. Jamison
had leave TO appear before the council, on the
subject of his license.
On motion of Mr. Johnston, the subject
was referred to the members Of the Bird ward.
The Sanitary Committee of the city report
ing the hospital un,enanted. the council au-
thorized the city Sergeant to rent it.
On motion of Mr. Forbes, the Street Com
missioner was authorized TO repair cutters cor
ner 9Th and Centre st.
Mr. LETTERS moved that the Street Commits
soner be authorized to grade the South side
of John and Centre SITS.
The report of the special committee on the
Indebtedness OF Fire Companies, read and re-
ferred.
On motion Council adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS. &c

Butts Congress ) plug Tobacco very line
h'x golden Oronoko cavendsh do
do Aliens fine aromatic 10
aud - plag do common do
! case Turkish scarfala smoking tobacco
doz cut and dry do do do
d. rs sup pinc'pee, regaa, havana K cazadore
70 do assorted 40, So l25 & $50 in a box -
hotties Macahan snuff
l bladder do do
keg kappee do do
III scotch shui IN hladders and half papers
Fancy aud German. clay and stone mines snuftoxes
&C. iof SAFE eheaph by SWEARiNGEN & co. le7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
(@sszSSSDs
SS
CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, July II

WASHINGTON. July IL, 1915.
SgNATE-Unsuccessful efforts were made
t. take up the hills relative to the Texas Ma
w and the Branch Mint at New York.
Mr.. Anterior moved 10 take up the Naval
Appropriation Bill. Agreed to.
Mr. Atherlon's amendment, striking DOT
the appropriations for marine hospitals, was
considered hen the subject was laid aside
informally; and the Senate resumed the spe
der order, the Oregon Bill.
Mr.. Hunter adore ,sed the Senate until ad
jourument. on the bill,
HoUsE-The Speaker announced as The
frs. business in order, the consideration OF
the resolutions from the committee on Com
merce, lative to the improvement Of Riyer
and Harbors.
The first resolution had already been adop
ted
The secoud declares that the interests o
the National Commerce and our common de-
fence requires the excerise OF the right o
internal improvement by the general govern
ment. The resolution was passed by yeas
and nays.
The third declares the veto message OF the
President does not furnish reasons suliicien
for his course. Agreed to.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

A correspondent of the Evansville Courier
brings to mind fact about the sword break
ing at HILLS surrender, that we now remem-
Der distinctly having seen named 10 connec-
ton with Lieut. afterwards Commodore Hull,
nephew Of the old General. lie broke his
sword, aud the fact was named at the time,
which it probably would not have been had
all the officers in the army broken up their
swords. Il was not feat requiring any de-
gree o. courage to perform. inssmuch as it
went to prove that the owner did not intend
10 use il any more; but displaying The
feeling Of man whose blood had been dis
honored by trditor,it was well enough. We
suppose that 'who broke his sword?" will be
a subject OF as earnest enquiry hereafter. as
~ ho killed cock robiu?" Let's see how il
viii 90.
VINO bro his sword2
!. saws Lewis Cass, very much like an ass.
/ broke my sword.
W 40 saw il done?
| saws Anderson; but was the one.
1 saw il done.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

Tke Way III, do things in Wisconsin,
The Legislature of the new State OF Wiscon-
sin have fallen into free aud easy way Of
doing things, which is amusing, at least
Probably they are in quite as good business
viewing collection oil tigers and monkeys
as they would be in their halls mixing sses
OF. themselves. The following is from the
Milwaukee Sentinel, Of Jolly lst:
TIL, Senate then went into committee on
the bill regulation the sale Of the University
and School lands, aud was proceeding very
| quietly with lis deliberations, VIXEN 1t was
disturbed by the grand entree" of Raymond
& Co.'S menagerie, aud followed by general
run for the windows Mr.. Kinney moved
that the committee rise 'to see The elephant,
which was speedily done, and members, otf-
GERS and Reporters. We're soon on the way 10
see 1.-The show" The "sight'' seen the Senate
again went into committee, AMI al usual din-
ner hour, rose epored petogress, and adjour-
ned till Tomorrow morning, TO attend the
caravan this afternoon.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14
LOUISVILLE SEMINARY
AND
CLASSICAL INSTITUTES.

OLASSICAII INSITIU he.
NN R. BOYD would respectfully apprize the citizens
IVA OF Wheeling, that he has al present the
asenen of the Seminary in Loydsvillt Ohio which is
in successful operaI and where he will give his usual
attention TO those placed under his charge. The
Try about is healthy IN the highest degree rich, and
beautiful, Offering every inducenen to exercise. The
expense is rihing. Boarding be obtained in respect
able families at 81 10 LES per week. aud young people
are sure to improve greatly in their health and ysica
condition, winch should he considered III oennex
with Education. jyl3-3t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-07-14

Wigs Of Oaio. aud Wigs Of the South
Let those ONO " hlgs who deuounce the
nomination Of Gen. Taylor, simply becau.e
be t.a southern instead alta northern Wing.
,rcsl. 10 their minis lnv Presidential election
ofl.iO. Thea northern Wing, chosta from
themselves, WAS presented The Wings OF the
Senth Tor their support, aud almost every
ssu,hern State gaze him It's vote. As was
1rnly remarked by Gov Morehead, at Phila-
deIebia. ,hey only looked at The Presidential
l,..,,ef Id see Nehther "Whig Principles"
M. inscribed upou il, aud they rallied with
cothnsiasm about ii-Liaroa Rsleclor.
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TO THE PUBLlC!,,;,..,,..., .

fcCrIScl an osS0'tWe"
iG sr5sryileAw Hishfy valuable medicines. 1t is
necessary anything here in praise of their great
efcacy in the of those diseases for which they
recommended, they have long heen teore the public
and have obtained celebrity surprising all other COM
pounds The following comprises list of the articles
| received viz
Jaynes Expectorant for coughs colds, etc.
~ Hair Tonic. for the growth of the hair.
| % Alternative, for Scrofula, rheumatism and dis
eases of the skin.
Jayne Hair Dye color the hair auburn Jet blk.
| Carminative Balsan for Summer complaints etc
| " Tonic Ver.iituge, for the expulsion of worms.
g Sanaive Pills for Dyspepsia and all diseases Of
the stomach.
Persons desiring TO know Of the above med enas
do by calling and obtaining of the Doc TOR S
Medical Almanacs, for 1919, Gree OF eharge) at
| BRENTLiNGER'S A lotlleca,
Between the Post Office and Court II,use Wheeling.
| mr. 20
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ANOTHER PHYSICIANS OPINION

The following additional testimony in favor of DR..
Jayne's Medicines has recently been received from
physician of high standing in Lauderdae CO.. Misss.
sipp under date of August Q, 1916.
DIR. ID. Jayne--Dear Sir-I am ultimately acquainted
with some of your preparations. aud safely recon-
mend then, Your Espectorant and Carminaiive Bal
sam have used extensively i'll my own practice, and
state unhesatingly that have used no article or
bmation of medicines, that have heiter answered the
purpose for which they prepare ed than the above
w. w. JOHNSON, NJ. D., Lauderdaie Co, Miss.
Prepared only by DR.. ID. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
on agency by BRENTLlNGER. jyl3