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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
n complaint of most painful character. is
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED,

and follows by few days Of this nr,ice il Is
far bnre any other preparation fur this disease or for any
other disease originating from impure blood. See Pam
patet.
This disease is purely Of the blood the action N
tins medicine, speedy that the Piles, whether inter-
nal or external, will be cured by its in n few weeks
Hundreds perhaps say thousands have been per-
tecty cured in the of three bottles Of this
trc, and this is produced from the action Of this
panacea upon the blood. II is more likely to be permanent
mi an r Irp urnlurpl IRON nxt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-06-28
Speedy AND EFFECTUAL,

IL the grand rnng medicine, and IL daily curing It's
thousands. TIE Of s rebuilding the entire
sion is, that 1t IL compounded Of - distinct vegetable
properties, each root remedy distinct by itsc.:
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-01-25

o.DEipsr's B,Iw OF COLUMBIA ron THE HAIR
It's positive qualities are MS toliows:-
Isf-For infants, Keeping the head free from
senri, and causing a luxnriaut growth Of the hair
2d-For ladies after childbirth, restoring the
skin to its usual strength and irmness, and pre-.
venting the falling out OF the hair.
3d-For my person recovering from any de-
blity, the same effect is produced
4th-If used in infancy till good growth il
started, i, may he preserved by attention 70 The
latest period Of life.
5,h-lt irees the head from dandrutT, strength.
ems the roots, imparts health and yigo to the cir
culaton, and pr. vents the hair from changing
color or getting graz.
Cth--lt causes the hair TO curl beautiful,
when done up in j, over night,
(IrNo ladies' toilet should ever be made
withouti,.
7,h--Chdren who have by any means con.
tracled vcrmln in the head, are immc dia,ely and
perfectly cured Of them by its uso Its infalli.
Bile.
Comstock e. Co, 81 Cour,landi a., New York.
Sold ~ a. SANDERS, Davenport and BY WV
Ncrss, Rock Island.
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fS-Ne are sincere = the belief, thu, DR.
Fragc's Surar-Coated Pills are an excellent art,-
Vie Tor the cnrc of sore throat, fever aud ague,
ani a Gsprdcfcd state of stomach. i taken in
season. we believe they would in MANY cases,
prevent s.stegc OF sickness and premaiu re
death. Why then longer suffer thai cough, that
sore throat. Ia, dsordercd stomach 10 continue
wl,hou; timely check, when for small sum.
YOU can procure that check, mt either OF the
stores in this place, and towns adjoining, in the
shape ol Dr Bragg's sweet Pills. Perhaps YOU
have been 50 accustomed TO overlook advertise
men,s in papers, that YOU have not noticed the
Dr's advertisement: ilsc, lust take a look at our
advertising pages, and IN one column ON the out
side, and III two on the inside OF this paper, Won
can read the s,ateme its for Yourself The fact
that there are '.humbug" medicines in clrcua-
ton, don't prove that these pills are among shc
number. We have tried them. and can speak
from experimentation Iateihgcncer.
Sec DR. Bragg's advertisement IN another col
umn.
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A CURE ros PiNrLEs os THE FAcg.-.Theee
complaints are among the mos. painful and
dreadful TO which human nature 10 subject
Com-'ocs d Co.'S Extract Of sarsapafiila, ia q.
scroisia diseases, cuianeons conplsintsf ulcAfs.
mercury N the blood, pains and dwellings of she
bones aud dlsesse of the liver, 10 mos. cxcelIenr
medicine. II frs, operates upon The blood. n.
moving nil the diseased particles il con,aiss..
shd other parts Of the system. Il il cone IN.
ted extract, containing the very essence of the
root, and prepared in the most scientific manner.
Those who have been for area, length of time
suffering under any Of the diseases named. will
Ind this sarsaparilla of grea, benefit. A. :
general Spring Medicine to purify the blood, and
give the vital fluids their natural circulation. 70
expei from the bowels all their morbid sscre.
sions, aud to change the general habit Of the sye.
TENN short, toprepare the whole physical sys.
ten tor the enervatlng heats OF summers there
Is no preparation efficient a. Comstocs - Ser.-
saparilla. Price so cents bottle or k6 Der dor.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and re,a /. Be-
Coms,ock & Co, No. q Courtland, street. Nev
York.
Sold by a. SANDERS, Davenport and BY W..
NosTis. Rock Island.
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THE POPE'S ESCAPE FROM HIS CAPI.
tai IN THE DISGUISE OF A
SERVANT


The following account Of tho Pore,
fight from Rome into the Ncapoi,an ter
ritory, is furnished by The Naples CORES
pondcnt Of the London Times:
''Since the assassination Of NJ. Rossi. the
Pope rcmaincdn close prisoner in tho OUR.
inal; aud the Duke d'llarcnnr,, the French
Representative, was compelled to reside in
the palace, for the purpose Of aii,,rd;ng the
protection OF his person and Ing TO the Sow
creign Pon,itf. The business OF the Gov
crnment went on in the Pope's name, bu,
without his sanction, aud 81 far did he car.
~ his resolution not to he dictated 10, that
he refused even to receive tie reports, az
cording to invarialc custom. oi' the officer
Of the guard. Sucn state Of things could
not long continue, and the members of the
diplomatic corps, as i; is sail, arranged n
plan for the liberation al his Holiness, of
which the immediate execution was en,rus-
ted to the Count dc Spaur. the Minister Of
Bavaria. At an early hour, previously
agreed to, the Pope retired into \ private
room for the purpose Of apparently confer
tug Will tuC ECuitCtaiiu itiNt l'tst tiWibiAl
and there he disguised himself in the livery
of,he Bsvarian legation. In n few minutes
the carriage Of the Minister WAS called,
and the Count de Spanr, followed BY the
Pope, disguised as his servant, descended
the grand staircase, entered the carriage,
tho Pope mounting on the box alongside
the coachman. The nrtitice Succeeded
no suspicion arose either in the Qurnal OF
the outward guards, and the good old man
was enabled to breathe the mir OF liberty.
Immediately on arrival q, the residence al
the Bavarian Minister another transposi.
ton was made. The Popo took Off the
livery suit and dressed himself in the usual
costume oftbe minister's chaplain, or Gn.
monier and Nj. dc Spanr having alrcad.
given notice of his intention ri uoin. 10 M.
Piles, and received passports from the Gov
eminent, post horses were soon procured,
the Count and his supposed chaplain took
their places in the carriage. and then hap
PLY cleared the gates OF Rome. II was
some time before the mistake was discov.
cred, rs of course due care was uscd h,
was engaged in hil devotion. aud could no,
be disturbed. When the flight became
known the ministry was thuudcrstrnck. apd
ms | hear, Dragons were dispatched Il
bring back the fugitive. b.; either these
measures failed. or the new Govcrnmcn,
hesitatcd in arres,ing the person of an am
bnssndor, mud the Coun, dc Spaur. with hi.
reverend charge. crossed the frontier in safe
". and arrived al Gac,a. large town, the
frs, in the Ncapoli'an territory. not IA,
from Terracina. The Pope lcil the OUR
I'M on the evening oi the 18th, md arr
wed nj Gac,a on tho night 81 The 9th
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We have published more evidence OF the val
lie OF Hanrhns Great American Remedy. the
Vegetable i.ithontrptic MIXTURE IN our columns
the pas, months than W. have ever published
III rs many wears OF any other preparation. |,
will stand higher, and perhaps does at the pres
ent moment, than any advertised or unadvcrti.
sed medicine in the Who'll catalogue OF nos,rums
The article is q cure Tor everything; to prove it,
look over our columns and see evidence OF the
cure Of Dropsv, Rheumatism, Gravel, Scroiula,
and fifty other and various complaints, and from
people OF truth too, names, dates, &c. given
Read the pamphle. in the Agents hands.
Exchange paper.
A SANDERS, Davenport, ! ,n.,,.
W Il Norris, Roc. klGaa. 's''"''
FARNAM. Tcre3'ny Agent
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llyRg CoMrLAiNr.--The only remedy ever of
tered 10 the public, which has never failed of
working azure, when directions aro followed, IL
M'Lan.'s Liver Pill. 1t has now been several
years before the public. and has been introduced
in all sections oi The Union. Where i, has been
used ii has had the most triumphant success,
and has actually driven out oil use all other med
icines. II has been tried under all the diiiere nj,
phases OF iiepats, aud has been found equally
e:icaciors in all.
Cr'y-For sale bv Dr r. EASTERiY. South
East Corner OF Third and Chosnu, Streets. -
Louis, No. Wholesale Agents Tor the Western
States
.[erAlso for sale By 4 SavpEss, Druggist,
Agent for Davenport
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NoricE.--lhc pubic are requested 10 bear IN
mind that Connects Magical Pam Extractor can
be had genuine only OF Conisiock 4. 20. 81 Court
landt street, Newly RI. who are the sole proprl-
etors For evidence oil the universal merits Of
this Sovereign rrmedv.' we would refer To near
~ every clergyman in this citv, who have seen
Il used. and witnessed lis wonderful effects. IL
is remedy that gives immediate ease and com
fort ia ali swcliHgs, bruises. sores, strains, &c,
Which are almost aay inciheai 10 human lie
!; lsa remedy which sweeps .,e whole catalogue
o! eutaneous diseases anu eruplisc complaints,
and causes all the unhealthy matter 10 be dis
charged. and then heals, restoring 10 the cnrii-
Gle It's healthy functions. II is remedy which
removes the pain and suffering from all burns,
scalds or injuries hv lire, and saves lie in every
case b. its timely application, healing the same
in most cases, without even u senr. In fine il is
remedy That Inns never been ..nown 10 do the
least hurl, or cause any additional suffering in
any, even thu most aggravated eases wnefc il
has been used.
Sold hr A. siSocrs, bavcnpor: and by Vs..
NoaGis, Rocl. Island.
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PIIRLlC E.sa'E'g .eE..

Trot. $. G.. AeM1a OF tao Rock Island Medical
College will deliver lecture before the citizens
OF Davenport. on "Wednesday evening, s. ins;.
in the Disciples Meeting iInuse.
The public are respectfully invited Ia attend.
subjecs-'.1hc Physiological functions OF the
Nervous SYSTEM
and oblige MANY CITIZENS.
January oath, 1870
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Is. 5 A N Il . Il d,
DRUGGIST AND GROCER:

~ Il the Old Stand un Front Street
- Davenport. Iowa, has ia,d IN a iull a.sor,.
,ncut OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries,
Fruits, Spices, uiis. Paints, Be, Tor the season,
comprising. almost every article IN the line
Among which are the following, viz
All DR.. Jayne's Medicines,
Wistar's Bslsam Wild Cherry,
Townsend's Sarsapariila,
Hungarian Balsan,,
Indian Vegetable Tonic,
Mofin,'s Phoenix Bluer<.
Hayes Linamcnt tor Piles,
Upham's Pile Elcctuar,,
Pain Extractor,
Linamcnts all kinds,
Jaynes, Motfats, Brnegs. BranGre,hs,
Wrights, Smiths, Peters, Lees,
Porters, Clevelands, and
Encrsons Pills,
Black aud Cayenne Pepper,
A''spicc, Cloves, Mace, Nutmcgs,
Cinnamon, Race, w. |. and Ground
Ginger. Salera,us, Sal Soda, Alum,
Copperas, Salt Peter,
Chalk, Pitch aud Rosir,
Dried Apples aud Peaches,
Raisns, Figs, Prnnes,
Curran,s, Tamarinds,
Citron and Duties.
Imperial. Gun Powder,
Young H,son, and Black Teas,
Goldfish, Mackcrel. Smoked Herring,
Tobacco, Sesars, Snuii, aud
Pipes. all kinds;
Liverpool Blown. Ground Alum,
Turks Island. and Table Salts,
Paints, Oils, rurpen,inc, Varnishes,
Brushes, Glass, Putty, Nails, Cordage,
Lines and Soaking Irvine,
Gun Powder, Shot, Lead aud p. Caps.
Indigo. Madden, Lugwood, Fustic,
Red Wood, Annatta, &c;
Cocoon aud Chocolate, Old Java, Rio,
and HAVANA Coffee. Rice, Tapioco,
Pearl Sage, Arrow Root, Pearl Barley,
Nermiula, Soda, Butter and Sweet
Crackers. Lpai, Powdered. Crushed,
Clarified aud N. q. Sugars,
Golden aud a. o. Syrups,
5. Ii. md \. q. Molasses,
Old Oard aud Seigncue Brandy,
Port, Madeira, Sweet Malaga, and
Glare, Wines, Holland and Baltimore
Gin, Jamaica Rum. and Old Mononga.
hela Whiskey, Tor Medical purposes.
Absc,n.h, Alcohol, Cider Vinegar
and Lime Juice, Sperm, Star md
Tallow Candies. CASTLE, Rosin,
Almond, Windsor mud other Soaps,
Candics Ass'd.. Wis,nr's Cough Candy,
Ginger Nuts, Writing and Letter Paper,
lilk., Blue. aud Red lux,
Superior Steel Pens, Qnills, &c.
AInonds. Brazil Nuts. Filberts and
llazlcnnis. Pen and Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors. Pocket Books.
Wallets, Silk mud Cotton Purses,
Combs. Ass'd. Violin Strings,
Hair Brushes. Ac. .yc
The above with as least 500 different article,
not enumerated nro all warranted OF tho hes
quality, and will he sold IA low US al any Store
in the county. Cash or goods will he paid To-
liuucr, Cheese, Tal.ow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed
Fiasseed, &c.
r. SANFORD.
Davenport Dec lath inAn
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T'EMPEls tsIE NiEErINs.

An address upon the subject OF Temperance
will be delivered nj the Disciples Meeting llous
by nr c. c. pAREs, on neAs Monday eyenin:
goth inst.
Thursday, Jan, 18th, 1853
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k,lI.gs,

In this place on Sabbath DIST .ns., Mrs. ST.
SAN GEA--wife OF Rev. Glo. S. EGA, aged IS
years.
The deceased was born in Chester county, Pa.
Her family emi-ratcd to Indiana ahon, II wears
since, at which time che united with the Pres.
bytcrian Church--since this time her life has
been one of consistent, exemplary peiy. Her
fai,hfnlnessin all the relations OF Ii e--and vii.
lngncss TO rcnlcr nil happy with whom she as
sociascd-have endearcd 10 her, many warm and
devoted friends For the last four years, her
health has been gradually declining, md tho
destroy er-Consumption, has at length compile
ted its work. Some three months since, all
hope Of her recovery was Abandoned b. herself
and devoted husband When fully tpprscd that
her end was near-she began in earncs, ito pu,
her house in order' tina, she NIGH, depar, in
peace Distressing fear for day or Two pre-
vailcd--lcs, she had iailedoi the grace Of God
md was not fully prepared to meet the dread
summons. But in answer to earnest prayer, and
examination OF tho promises Of her faithful Re-
decmcr she obtained tho blessing. Peace and
assurance succeeded doub. aud fear, aud her
eomposurc Of mind continued until her happy
spirit took its ilight 10 Heaven.
She frequently spoke Of death as desirable and
ye, during her pro,racted suiier.ngs no murmur
escaped her lips-'.shc w,shed," she said, s.io
wal, tho Lords time" The closing scene was
all that could be desired by those who witnessed
il. "Pcrhaps this is death" she remarAod--as
nm unusual iainncss came over her wasted FORM
Then calling around her bed-her little iamilys
and the friends present, she kissed them each
affectionately, and babe urewell-addlng s.come
Lord Jesus--come quickly"-observing those
around to weep she said sweep no;," ',here is
one that s,ickcth closer than brother" Then
requesting favorite hymn to be suug-she
shortly after swcety fell asleep in Jcsus--..Prc-
cious in the sight Of the Lord, is the death Of his
saints."
On Wednesday, 10th inst, Of Consumption,
Nj. GEORGE MOORE, aged al years.
CASUALTY.
Killed on Thursday morning last, by the cx-
plosion Of boiler attached to the steam mill Of
Messrs Burrows e. Pret,yman, Mr.. WILLIAM
FUDGE, aged ~ years. An old and respcc,a-
bic resident Of this place.
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Loaf and y. .. Sugars, superior ten,
chocolate, coffee. moasscs, rice, goldfish.
salt, vinegar, sllora,us, spice, pepper, mus
tard, nut'negs. mace, cltron, ra,sins, cur
rants. ii-s, almonds, cream nuts. iiiberts, to-
bacco in Plugs and papers, Macuba aud
Scotch snaiis, Undcrwood's Lemon Syrup,
starch. soap, candles; plates, bowls. print.
cd and common teas, pitchers, &c. &c,
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co NJ III = RCIAL.
Corrected sseetly by C. s. Ehaier.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, January -, 1919.

tof9FrTE7 fsffE4Y bV c. = TNislcf.
DAVENPORT, Thursday, January -, 1919.
Pg0pfcE. Provisions
Ftaua. bill. 40 a . .00,PogK heavy. 900
WHEAT. win.ha. 61IIlsNS. Id. Has
:. 81. >. - q J5l SnoCLDEKs.,, -3la4
Corn II ear. :, l1iSlnrs. :, iasl
J, shel!'d !, 20iIAGn, ), 5a6
;, meal ;. ga 30,BtrrER, :, ia
FLaxsEEn, :. % II 6otlilesEy, :. 10
Tta.SEED, l.G0a l,o5E lEEsr. :, Caie
Oars, :. l6CucREys. doa. .5a 90
BARLEY, :, 81 rsGs, On @
Hay, ton ESQ { 3.no.poT,ToEs, bu. o0a %
Woon, cord, 2,O0a s,5alBEANs. VIII. :, 10
Coal. hu. 10 IL SAT-, kan.,, G.A -
BEESwAx,l lib. lfl :, Liy. :, -
IilpEs, green, ID. % lrrLEs, dri. bn. les
:, dry, ;, 54lPEAeHEs, !, l..5a 90
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NicA5'iutf =. ponlius0n. u Mortgage,
Phcbe H. Donaldson ct. al.
HE said defendants will take notice
- tlaf the Plaintiff on the goth dav of oc,o-
Der, 1913, filed his petition in the D,sric, court
OF said county PRAYING for judgment on a bond
dated the 9th June, 1915, executed BY said AL.
cxander C. Donaldson for payment on or before
ne 9Th day OF June, 1917, To plain;ff or order OF
the sum OF mae hundred dollars with ten per
cent interest and for the foreclosure of mort
gage bearing even date with said bond given to
secure the payment thereof and executed BY
said Alexander {. and Phebc H. Donaldson on
the following tract Of land si,,la,e in said conn-
iy, 10 wit: Lots two r. and three f3l in section
tweniy-four ~ and the south west quarter Of
section thirteen 10 in township seventy -seyep
= north 81 range Two ems, and for sale
OF said lands TO satisfy said Judgment. The said
defendants nre therefore required 10 appear a,
the next term Of said Dis'ric, court Of said coun.
t. 10 be held on the .trst Thursday after The seeoad
Monday etfer the fourth Monday Of .4pni merit,
and plead answer or demnr To said petition
JAMES TllORINGTON, elk &c.
g c. X. MITCHELL, Attorney for IqrE
December II, 1913. l5-6w
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Tremendous E.rcitrmeniy
NAUv0O TEMPLE BURNED:
POWER a JORDAN.
"OULD most respectfully in
w form The citizens o. Davenport and The
surrounding country. that they have Just arrived
from Philadelphia, with new aud well select
cd assortment al
I'll y THIN e.
which the, are now opening ut the Store Room
tormcrl, occupied by a. L. frLrcN, consisting
in part oi
Fine black and blue dress coats;
over Coats, - ~ 1000;
Indian Rubber Cos,s:
Srchs Of various colurs. NJ, Of, TO 1000.
And all other kinds oil Goats ct the hes, mate
rial, aud made in the latest and most approved
STYLES.
--AI.SO:-
\ fine assortment, ol ClOAkx. iron, $40
10 1900: fancy aud PLAIN Cass,ncr. and all 9TH
CT Kinds u Pants from $500 to 6,O0-escry dcs-
cnptiun:
FIGURED SIX, Satin, Ncrino Cloth. Of a sups-
ricr cut nna quality: TO which MAY b. added,
u
Fine Linen BOSOM SHIRTS:
Muslin and hickory do;
Collars, Crava,s, ilandkerchicf-, Suspendsrs,
Carpet Bags: aud n variety of other articles, too
tedious to mention
AI.SO,--A inc lot Vt
CLOTHS,
oi various colors and qualities; fancy colorcd
and plain Cassimcrs Of various patterns; vcst
patterns, such as GU, Velvet, Satin, figured Silk,
Mnrscies, best quality Flannel aud knit un-
der-shrts aud drawers, &c. &c. &c.
Gran taken ~ erehanye for Clothing.
OF. J. would respectfully inform thu
public that he u n practical tailor, having been
engaged IN business n number OF wears: and he
feels confident IN saving that he will bo able to
please all who will favor them with call All
kinds ci clothing cut and made up to order
p. L. ].
davenport, Nov 10th, lGI3. loft
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TIE YOUTHS CABINET.
Rev. FRANCIS c. WooDwoaTn, Editor.

vNX/E nrc acquainted with no periodic
Ill nj So well adapted 10 the capacity
OF youth rs the above. II is no. ONLY the best
bn, the cheapest Youths magazine in the coun-
try. II is carefully edited and plentifuliy en-
bellished. The publishers promise that the 9TH
volume, commencing with the January number,
shall exceed in beauty its predecessors II is
published a, One Dol ar per annum, each VOL
urne containing nearly four hundred octave pa
ges and about one hundred wood illustrations.
Four copies So; cncopes -. For premiums,
&c. see magazine Address, ID. A. Wood
worth, l35 Nassau street, N. York.
ia uary ilth, 1910. l8-,f
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CABINET MAKING.
WIIl, subscriber would RI

CABINET MAKING.
TIIli subscriber would res
- pectlnlls Inform the citizens nf Dayen-
port aud vle.nitN that hc ia now prepared 10
manufacture every description OF (aLiaet teork
on the shortest notice. and tor nea,ness and dn-
rability 81 wofkiaansli. moi 10 hc cxceled by
any iii the Nesi. He intends keeping Il General
assortment ri Cabinet Ware. consisting d,
Bureaus, BrdstcadS, Dining. Breakfast and
Dressing Tables, Candle, Wash and Work
Stands, ctr.
Brls-eve and curl maple Bureaus for 1890
llrst rite article; Dining Tables $500: Break
fast tables i,5D Redstcads $40; Candiestands
2,bo: Washsiands go.
Which he Will dispose OF for REApv Pay. upon
the most reasonable terms. and receive in pa,.
ment all kinds OF marketable Country Produce
Lumber, Wood, Coal, &c. and will never re fuse
Cash.
CoFFINs made with despatch and at low
rate.
Snor on Front Street, in the rear Of the Ga.
zette Printing Office. ELL OFT.
Davenport. Feb. 18th, i8i8. 23-tf
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Dry Goods
Hardware.

Door. chest, cupboard, till. trunk and
pad!ocks; spring aud Norfolk la,chcs, butt,
strap, parliament, gate and table hinges
screws, hay and manure forks, spades and
shovels, table. pen and jack knives; ham
mers, hatche,s. coffee mills, chains. hoes.
augers, brace hits, sinoo,i, and jack planes,
rakes, scy,hcs, snathes and stones, pocket,
tuck, fine and rcdding combs; curry combs,
and brushes; mn assortment Vi hollow. ware,
piouChS, steel, &c. &c.
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M0LDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE.
VOLUME III. JANUARY 1, I8d9.

ZACH volume contains 76S pages and
- each number is illustrated by from 8 10 20
wood engravings. The portraits Of the public
men Of America. and Of the distinguished A.
mcrcan divines, is n feature that alone is worth
the price Of the magazine. ! he editors table is
rich, racy and piquant. Those desiring a
good periodical nj low price will subscribe for
Holdon's. TERMS, One copy, one year, 81, 90
Address Z. W. Holden, 100 Nassau st., New
York.
January Nth, 1912 i8-tf