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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-25

FIREs.-About o clock this morning a FIRE
broke on, In the premises OF 20 Bridges occupied by
Mr. Mcleod a carpenters shop, which was consider
ably damaged before the flames were ex,nguished ..
IRE broke out about o'clock this morning also, IN
tho pork establishment Of Mr. Lelsnd 54' Washington
a. 10 was put out after doing very little damage.
SuICiDE-As the steamer Robert l. Stephens
was crossing from Jersey City a, o'clock this morn
ing and man named John l. Coddington Jumped into
the river from the deck about the foot OF bsrelayst
aud was drowned From bis acting while on board
the boat il s supposed he was dersnged.
MARRIAGE AT rHE ToMBs-Otfcer RachlewItz
OF the Seventeenth Ward arrested Goitich Heissner
Yesterday morning, for the seduction OF gir named
Margaret Hsss Both parties taken 10 TIE Iomos
where they had hearing before Justice Laihrop-
Neither party could speak English aud on the man De-
Ing asked in German by officer K whether he was vi
ling 10 marry the woman, he assented- provided she
would give up her preference for Danish sailor about
whom there had been some difficulty. she agreed ana
the ceremony was performed, when they eit the
Tombs rejoicing
Property RHcoyERED-A valuable gold watch
and other property which stolen from the house
OF Mr p Blunt in Minetta the night OF the lstn
instant also so worth OF clothing, stolen from the
house Of Mr. Joseph Rodney, the night OF the loth
together with other stolen property was yesterday re-
covered by Constable Josephs and officer MeCarhn
DESCENT UPoN GAMBLERs.-Ofhcers McGee,
Rug ger and Sweeney last night entered the premises
gS Cross-st and arrested Edward Bsybee, Lorenzo
Baker and Francis Baker, who were found carousng
gambling and conducting themselves IN disorderly
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Readers we do not wish to inflct upon YOU
too constant notices OF what is 10 be found in our
advertising columns, worthy OF your attention.
nor do We wish YOU 10 believe we are always
paid for putting an article into notice. We are
not now putting sVaughn's Lthoniripiic" in
Justice to the medicine we must say il stands 50
high that our pitt would never give It a greater
altitudc-ifit rises any higher it must be its own
intrinsic merit, il is already far above anv other
Panacea of the age. While upon the subject We
will give nm extract from dated.
ssNEw LONDON, Conn, Sept. II. 1916.
Mr.. &. c. VAuGnS.--I have the pleasure TO
write for more Li,hon,rptic, and wiliniorm you
that have made il my purpose TO learn the re-
suit Of the trial of every bottle sold. IL has far
exceeded my most sangune expectations. II is
great article. A man OF nv acquaintance has
heen under medical care for | ng lime, con-
fined to his bed with the gravel-he is able 10
attend b has business Such has been its effects
in all kinds Of comp.aints-it will have great
sale, &c. &c, Yours,
+. l.. ALLEN.
Reader! get pamphlet and read about il, the
Agent has them 10 give AWAY.
SANDERS, Davenport, ! a.,.
w T. NORRIS, Rock Island.
FARNAM, Irarciiing .1gcnt.
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DAVENPORT, Wursday, August 10, I848
TYPuUS FEVER.

This term is derived from the Greek word tu-
phos-s,upor, the disease being characterized by
graf debility and tendency in the fluids to pu-
trciact:on. This disease is most prevalent in ex-
IRENE warm weaiher-and IN regions where a
very foul atmosphere exists from large decay
ing masses OF vegetable or animal matter, over
coming the vital energies by these overpowerng
chemical agencies. The first symptoms OF this
disease IRE languor, detection OF spirits, depres-
sion and loss oi muscular strength, soreness,
pains in the head and back; the eyes appear full,
heavy and yellowish---the temporal arter es
throb violen,ly-the tongue is dry and parched,
the breath hot aud offensive, the urine crude and
pale, the bowels cos,lve, the pulse quick, small
and hard-and some times great heat, load aud
and pain at The pit Of the stomach, and vomiting
oil bilious matter ensues. Thus clearly establish
ing il Us u type OF bilious disease. When these
symptoms are discovered, no time should be
los, in obtaining supply OF DIR. Bragg's Sugar
Coated Anti-Bllious and Tonic pills. and use
them promptly, according TO the dlrecions-and
the happcs, results NAV be anticipated They
do not even require faith in their virtues, as they
operate nv their own intrinsic merits.
SEQ DIR Bragg's advertisement in another col
umn.
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OH OF TAssM.--For restoring, improving,
and strengthening Leather in any form or Tor
any use. The wonderful success ofihis article
has induced the proprietor TO reduce the price OF
it, and and il is now the eheapes, and bes, prep
arnt,on now in use: il reduces the wear of lcath-
er so per cent, and keeps harness in good condi-
ton, giving them alwaysa black fresh appear
ance The only genuine article is to be had of
our agents in the country.
Comstock e. TO, 60 Second street, St Louis,
Missouri, sole proprie.nrs.
Sold bv A. Sandals, Davenport and by WV.
NORRIS, Rock Island.
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NEW STORE.
AND CHEAP GOODS.
1.-The subscriber hns lns, returned from

o'IE subscriber has yisi returned from
- - LOUIS with n splendid Stock oi good,
selected with care, winch he - now openir,y 1t
thf Brick Store recent, occupied bv Mr. Hiram,
ifite, on Front ~, between Main and Harrison,
ST. having purchased his goods Tor cash, lie will
IL able 70 sell on good terms rs any house in
Davenport Ills stock embraces almost everv
arb le N the retail i,n.: such ~ broad cloths.
cas.'mefes. ca.sincis aEI ,cans, twerd., beaver
Teens, cordere, ,hangup and aher, cords. cotton
ades, drlngs. checks, Goa. All pantalven s,ufl..
ancy linen, i.u-tf,s chambra, dress p,ouha,ns
henntii"i hgusrs anu patterns, French. English
and American prints aud c.iuas blk six warn
aud CHER coi"Fcd Alparas, silk aud singhsn,
sui shades and parIs"iS, bonnet, cap aud ro,nr-
ed Taict ribbons. ladies tine Lid isl. thread
gloves and mits, linen camhric hdkts. table lin
en-, tine linen canih.c. coaiitH, diaper and crash.
green Ecrakg, nankrcn, hlearhtd ramhric mus.
In, brown shecting and shifting. siq. cap s,utIs.
qload, book, bishop, SWISS aud hurr'd nuslins.
iur, lcehorn. palmetto hate. fur aud cloth cans.
boots aud shoes, ladies' ghi and cold half gait
eis. line lid Sl,Ys and walking shoes. Misses and
children shoes, mems cali boots, kip and calf
shoes, hrogans. cutlery and queenswar window
glass, u rs % ali sj&cs, bar lead, powder and
shot, dreG isuii wall paper, window shades,
carpet chain aud Pittsburgh cotton warn ali
numbers, cotton batting aud wadiinu, school
books and stationary: also good assortment Of
groceries. medicines. paints, oils and dive s,uf,.
also all sizes -! 70 Iron, steel aud CASTINGS which
Will be sold on as good terms as can be- purchas-
ed clsew here.
JAMES VI. BOWLING.
Davenport. May 9TH, 1913.
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Not 10 be Read by the Ladies,

Can there be any doubt relative 10 the fact
that the genuine OldrIdge's Balm Of Columbia
is the best thing ever used for the growth Of the
hair We do canddly believe that no person
can ever become bald or gray, il they will use
this beautiful and cheap article on the hend.-
Thousands arc ready TO bear testimony To its
value and efficacy. We have known case after
case, where persons from 30 to 70 years Of age,
being perfectly bald, have had their hair restor-
ed with this balm. Also, il keeps the hair free
from dandrnff ! ssurf and gives the hair beau
tifm look before nnk nown.
Comstock & Co, SO Second street, S, Louis,
Mo-, sole proprietors.
Sold by A. SANDERS, Davenport and BY VIZ.
NcRkfs, Rock Island.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.
w. 4. g. 4. NURSES
IA n NxM q MILLS.

wv a. ~ a. NURSE have the best
- 1T materials OF all kinds Tor between
4OJ and 800 FAMINE Nuns which thew are now
making. They have called 70 their AID a Shop,
where hv the aid of the Mississippi, they run
three circular saws. a turning lathe, tcnoning
machine, boring machine, grinlstone, &c.--
They also have morticiuy machine and the
other necessary coaycnlcnces Tor doing things I'D
right.
Their board Kiln, which they have lust built
and tined. is hard To beat. IL seasons lumber in
week as we'll rs u ad in the weather wear
Now all bnying Nurses tanning mills hereai-
Ter vii have every slick AMI board, seasoned rs
well a. Tor n bureau table and well pa lnted
with Two coais oi good oil pant--none O. ,ogr
glue size tor the first coat, ms IS customary with
all other tanning nal. makers and ourselves here
tvioI..
Their mills have been and ar. rated as the
best ~ the land, aud IRON this point they have
made and -1ld between coo and 200 in the last
~ months aud no iaut found but on the contra
T. high praise.
The Ncgse's are r,rariicat Tanning Mill mn
kcfs and kHsae good mill when they see il, and
~ Ihelr sans,ment 81 the s,cscs. wind, SC.
they Hitter themselves ilev have arrived us nea.
perfection - the times at present ndmit.
Alter running xaur grain through one of these
mili.. oats, smut, or cheat, chess has no busi-
nsss III ,aur wheat, for IL can't be- ii the mill j.
worked according - the printed directions that
ACCOMPANY each mill
These mills are got ont and put together b.
the best KIND 81 wofhucn and YOU will find all
alike. well aud sgautiv made aud guared with
the btst castings Western New York can airr, i.
Tn" journals are all turnet!, as also the wrought
gndg pons-the boxes are also turned on the IN
side. our object - 10 present the usual jumping
and Iarrsng, nnd tn have ell 90 sill smooth and
easy and last Tour times as long.
As We weave our own scF.enerv WE ere able
To arrange different azed mcsles for different
parts Oi ibe country. that all can lac suited and
sour gain eiecnti from all loul stuif-and that il
what vou want and We are aware %. 1t and have
accomplished TIE thing alter years OF trial and
expense.
| New aud important additions and alterations
have been made this year which are worth To th,
buver oae-thlrd more.
They will have fwo or thvee pedlars out and
shall call on al they can between Nau. 90 and
Dubuque, hut any iarinefs grain uscrs who
~ good mil and have no chance of seeing
pedlar vii please drop a line informing Us vi
their Whereabouts AMI They shall be supplied
Address WI. 4. * ALDSZD NURSE,
Moline, Rock Island co., Ill.,
P.S. Anv quantity OF wire scfeenery KEEP,
on hand for sale.
April 18th, 1915. Stiff
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
yHE subscriber will sell on Fri.

- dav, the Is, day of September. at his res
idence Mt Centrevilc, o miles north OF Davenport,
the following described propery:-
Horses, Wagon and Harness. Cows, Steers and
Young cattle. nunIber Of Piows, Sled, Harrow,
Hogs, Franklin Stove, Chars, Eedsteads, Bed
and Bedding, together with various other kinds
of Household Furniture. Corn and Potatoes IN
the held BY the acre. any quantity ~ apple and
peach trees oi three years .ro"th-io be rosnos-
ed in the iaH.
He viii also dispose Of his farm, rent il fol
one, Two or more wears. together with The house
barn and oui houses. Possession 10 be given
immediately. Terms of sae Cash-aH Sums
over s., ten months credit with ~ per cent IN
teresi. SAMUEL SLOpER.
Sale 10 commence n 10 o'eloek
Cerireylllc. Scott co Aug 81. l8i3-I.-is
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4 Remedy for Deafness.

Why will people continue to suffer when a
remedy is at hand! DR. McNair's Acoustic Oil
will furnish speedy relief TO NIL who are afflict.
cd with periodical deafness, buzziny noises and
frcquen, pain in the ear There can be no mis-
take as to the effects Of this Oil and any one CALI
ing ut q Courtlandt stree, and examining cerlif-
icntes and letters Of recommendation from those
who have used the article and been cured by il,
we have no hesitation in saying tina, they viii
give il iria,.--.Ner York. Herald
Sold wholesale and retail, by Comstock L. Co,
Fl Courtlandt street, New York.
Sold bv A. SANDERS, Davenport and BY WM.
NORRIS, Rock Island.
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MARRIED.

A. Argyle Cottage, (residencc Of Col. Eads)
on Tuesday, ist August, BY Rev. Mr. RurLEDsr
JOHN NJ. LYTER, Esq., merchant Of LIE Claire,
10 Miss LOUISE THOMAS, Of Toledo, Ohio.
we tested the sample Of wedding cake sent VI
and presumine il to be the handiwork OF the fair
bride, congratulate orr young friend upon the
posssesion Of one, who to tho other accomplish
msnss requisite to the good wife, possesses the
saSeT one Of being able 70 make good cake.
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GEN. Cas- CATEcIIsED-(lCEsTI AND
RErLIEs.-rhe Louisville Journal has
brought General Cnss 10 the form, md Ia
ken him through the political cstechism.
Here nre the questions aud here the re-
plies. Il must ba admitted that the result
mikes Gen. Cass's principles ''ns clear ms
mnd," whilst il lcaves no doubt TINT he is
in favor Of all things mud against all things
tall things To all mems
Are you in favor al protection, General
If YOU nre northern man. refer you
to the Ind ann Convention in lS43. but, il
You are Southern man, you will find my
opinions embodied in nv recent votes and
speeches in the Senate
"Are you for or against the Wilmot Pro-
viso Gcneral?'
III you are n northern man, refer Won
to the edition of my life just published in
tho Globe Office for the North; hut if you
nre Southern man. YOU will find some ve-
~ good reading in the edition Of my life
published in the same Office for the South.
DO you approve or disapprove the M
nexation of Texas, General!'
'lf you arc m nnti.nnnexaiion man, re-
fer yon 10 the Detroit Advertiser Tor prool
that opposed the project most warmly
but, IL you IRE an annexation man, you
will find my views very satisfactorily set
forth in nv votes and speeches ia favor Of
'shc measure
Are YOU for or against the dynasty Of
Louis Philippe. General"
If you are Louis Philippe mnn, You
will be 90 good rs to read my book on the
Trench King md Court, but. il you are m
snti-Lou;s Philippe man. | will send you n
package II nv late speeches in favor Of the
Trench revolution"
Are you Tor or against the improvement
.0f rivers and lake harbors, Gcneral?
The noise and confusion would prevent
,spy answer from being heard. III were to
tell you.'
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"E the undersigned have just recei.-
- ed new Stock OF Pine Lumber Plank,
Joiss, Shingles, l.aths, &c. and ha snr a Mill in
Tue pinery we fla.ier ourselves thai Nc can sell
10 per cent cheaper than any other Yard in the
State. We intend 10 keep constantly on hand
large assortment and ut alt prce. Call and
examine our Lumber before purchasing elsc-
where Thankful for the LIBERAL pn,ronag ne re-
ceised heretofore, VIZ hope by u sirc, attention
TO business 10 still receive the custom Of our
friends.
Yard Nor h West Corner Of Rock Island and
Second sreeis, opposite G Fnlion's Store
HAMILTON & CLARK.
). y. Wheat and Pork taken in exchange
for lumber al market price.
Davenport, MAY 18th, i8i8. A-3m
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Ii persons having unsettled

IA accounts, or owing on notes, the former
firm of Suiiran a .Ioyer, sill End i 10 their adj
vantage 10 call and settle with the undersigned,
who is authorized 10 adju the business OF said
firm; and who vii be in Davenport Tor fer days
only.
Call ut the office OF Messrs. Cook & Sargent.
Aug Sd, 1913. J. ii. SULLIVAN.
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MIR. FlLLMORE,S REPLY.
ALBANY, n. "
June II, lS1s.

June IL, lSis.
SIR: ! have the honor IL acknowledge
che receipt Of your letter the 10Th instant,
Nv which am notified tina, At the late
Wing Convention held Ut Philadelphia
Gen. Zachary Tay lor was nominated for
President mud myself Cor Vice President,
and requested my acceptance Of the NOM
ination.
The honor Of being thus presented by
tho distinguished representatives of the
Wing party OF the Union for the second Of
fec in the git, Of the people-an honor rs
unexpected rs il wns unsnlicited--could
not fail to awaken in grateful heart emo
tions which, while they cannot be suppress
sed, find no appropriate language lur Ut
ternnce.
Fully persuaded that the cause in which
we nrc enlisted is the cause ot our country
that our chief object is To secure its peace,
preserve its honor, and advance its pros.
perity; and feeling, moreover, a confident
assurance, that, in Gen. Taylor, whose
name is presented for the frs, ofiice.) shall
always find a firm and consistent Wing, a
safe guide, aud an honest man, ] cnnno,
hesitate to assume any position which my
friends NAV assign me.
Distrus,ing, as we'll mny. my ability to
discharge satisfactorily the duties OF that
high office, but feeling that, in case Of my
election, | NAV with safety rcpose upon
the Friendly mid os my fellow Wings, and
that efiar,s guided by honest intentions
will always he ch.ritnbly Judged accept
the nomination SO generously rendered
and d. this the more c!,ecrfalIy. ms am
willing, for such n cause and with such n
man, 10 take mv chances ii success or de-.
feat as the electors. the final arhiiers of our
fate, shall, in their wisdom. Judge hest Tor
the interests Of oir common country.
P'ensc accept the assurance at nv high
regard and esteem, and permi, me to sub
scribe myself your friend aud feiIow-ciii.
zen,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Hon. J. NJ. MoREmE,D.
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REGULAR

]. T.. A!SsW ORTIZ, .Has.e-,
Having been urchascd for the above trsde, n nd
thoroughly repaired aud rehtied. will commence
her regular trips on Friday the 81 INST. leaving
Nofirose. every Monday, Wednesday and FIR
day morning. a, O'clock Tor Rock Island, and
the Intermediate landings. Returning, the
Kentucky will arrive at Montrose in time IL
meet the keokEk and 81 Louis packets, OH
TUESDAY. Thursday and Saturday evenings
Passengers and shippers, may rely upan her
remaining IN the trade, during the entire season,
and also an the regularity Of her arrivals and de-
pariures; and her officers hope, By street At
teniion 10 the interest Of shippers, and the COM
tort oi passengers, 10 merit n share oil public
patronage.
f. freight or passage apply on hoard.
nrA daily line oi four horse TROY coaches
leave Rock Island every morning nj 1 O'Clock
Tor Chicago, through in thirty hours; passage
$500. June 20th, l3I8 42-is
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Also The Steam Mill At Rockingham with five
acres Of land attached
As shall remain but q rery trr dags, applIca-
ton must be made soon. Word .cit with Messrs.
Cook Il SARGENT, Davenport. or MIR y. Il. FU-
FORD, Rock Island, will receive prompt attention.
Aug Sd. t8I3 ]. III. SULLIVAN.
Bloomington Herald copy once and send bill
n this office.
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CmucAco.-The present population Of
this city ranges between nineteen and
ewenty thousand.
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LETTER To MR.. FILLMORE.
PHrLADELpurA. June 10, l64S.


DEAN SlR: At a Convention ct The
Wings Of the United States, assembled IN
this city on the 7th inst, and continued b.
adjournment until the OH, Oea. Zachary
I'aylor, Of Louisians, was nominated Is a
candidate for the Presidency, aud Won were
nominated rs candida,c t;r the Vice Pres.
idency ut the next ensuing Presidential
election.
By resolution Of said Convention il was
made nv duty 30 communicate To Won The
result oftheie deliberations, and to request
your acceptance Of the nomination.
have the honor to be, dear sir, your
most obedicOt servant,
]. Nj. MOREIIEAD.
l'residcnt cfihc Wing National Conrenfion
Hus. WILLARD FILLMORE.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
The Brothers Of Scott Division No. 10, Sons oil
Temperance meet half past o'clock on FIda,
Esenisgs ~ their Division room in the Conri
House. w. P. CAMPBELL, w. P.
r. +. McLosKry, X. s.
Davenport, July Goth, i848.
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Upper 1AisSioStppt
FURNITURE EHTonIUM,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
r. HATEFUL f,r past iav"rs the sub.
- scrber begs leave 10 announce 10 the pub.
lac that he has repleni>hed his Stock aud hns nov
on hand an assortment OF the best quality 81
FURNITURE. suited Ia the times and country
wnich he will dispose II as cheap as auy othe,
establishment in the West. 1ablcs from 81 Ia
SI0-BefsieGds from % TO Sl2-Sianas from s!
Ia ~s-Bataus from Sii 10 So. and many 9TH
er articles which would take too mach paper IL
cnumcrarr, made ON the shortest notice.
fr~.lfso. Sand Paper Nv the rcam or quire,
warranted he best article IN the West.
Cc!ftns made at hours notice and a Iiearst
will shortly be kept in readiness 10 attend iu-
nera.s. JOHN POPE.
n. u. A .Joarneuaaa Chair Maker wanted
immediately by the subscriber.
Davenport. July Goth, 1913. I5-lv
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.bSusAbs E.SIAIL Al AUCTION.
"AViSG obtained nm order from the
- probate Court of Scott County, Iowa, for
that purpose. will on Saturday the 18th day
Of August next, nj the Court House door in the
town Of Davenport proceed 10 sell NJ public auc-
ton 10 the highest bidder on credit Of : and q
months. (subJee, 10 the Dover OF the widow
the followin: described tract of land as belong
ing 10 the estate OF 3. b. Wright deceased late
Of said county, 10 wit.
The North Yves, quarter of Sec. eleven I'LL
Tow n.hip seven,, seven Il, Range two r., |
Ensi Of the 9Th principal meridian continuing
loo acres 81 land, with improvements thereon.
TIE purchaser giving bond and security for
purchase money 10 the acceptance OF the Adj
mlnistrafor, or one-third may be paid cash in
hand and balance in months, secured by mort.
gage on premises.
A. II. MILLER. Admir-
with the will annexed OF said 3. B. Wright dec.
Davenport, June 9Th, isss 42-m
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

TUST received per steamer Senator,
u Ten Barrels Hydraulic Cement, warranted
a superior nrt,cle for sale low by
BURROWS * PRETTYMAN.
June 21d, 1913.
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WATER POWER.

The Water Power ut the head oi Zig Island
and the lands ntiached--al of this power will
be sold, or an interest in IL to some person who
will improve it. Ii not sold il will be leased foI
m term of years
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HYDRAULIC CEMENT.

lie subscribers being appointed A.
gents for the sale OF James clark's ceicbra-
ted Hydraulic Cement, will furnish j, TO Masons
and others, a, their Store in Rock Island in guam
ties to suit purchasers.
PURINTON & KING.
Davenport, July l2th, l3i8. 44-if
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DAVENPORT
,H"SkW s,sn.s .
nyur SuhScrihnrs hcu lc.rn Ia

VIE SubscTlDVrs Deg IClVc 10
- INFORM the public that they have their
SAL ~ full operation. Farmers will a, all ines
find Flour and Meal on hand, which we will ex-
change on the following reasonable terms:
FoE Spring Wheat, from 80 10 81 pounds Of
Superiine Iluar; for Fall Wheat, from 30 to b
pounds, and bush,l Of Bran 10 each bushel OF
Wheat. y bus I'll OF Meal for bushel of Corn
We have also a bolt Tor boiling Buck wheat.--
We will give ~ pounds ct Buck wheat Flour for
BUSH! OF Brckwh,a,, or grind and boil, for ten
cents per hasic We are also prepared 10 pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
0-Call nj the BRicK Slcan Mill
BURROWS. PRErTYMAN 4 co.
Davenport, February Sd, 1913. 2i- {