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The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-02-22
New saw Mill,

Now saw WIII:
HAVING purchased the NeT aud csc.
1Agant SAW MIL .%occntIy erected
by M, Will.om Rule, OH Ford's Creek,
a.h prepared to fill all orders, aud to deliver
LUMBER in any portion of the country,
as cheap, if not cheaper lban eau he had
Of any body else. A literal share OF Pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited.
Also, a first rate GRIST MILL, in full
working order
I'D. WUODWORTII.
August 81. lS5!-lY
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-02-22
All Aboard I

A good and substantial Stage has been
procured to run from Natchez ga Wood
vile, to Bayou Sara, which will make reg
ular trips during the year. Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle horses and
experienced drivers. Apply to FredeTick
Oswald, the driver, or to
c. HENRY, Agent.
for b. Fugate'
April 6 1859.
The Woodville Republican, and Wilkinson advertiser. (Woodville, Miss.) 1853-18??, 1853-02-22

HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Wilkinson County. )SS
In the Circuit Court of said County, to
the June Term, A. d. 1853.
Belfeld F. Woodruff, Attachment,
VS.. for $50 90. or
The Attachment in this case was obtain
ed by said plaintiff, against the Estate, real
and personal, of the said defendant, from
William L. Lewis, Esq, a Justice of the
Peace Of said county, on the 2lst day of
December, A. ID. 1852, for the said SUN of
Eighty dollars, or th%ereabout, returnable
to the June Term, AID. 1853, of the Court
aforesaid, and the same having been retur-
ned into the Clerks office of the court afore
said, executed by The Sheriff of said county.
Notice is therefore, hereby given, that
unless the said defendant shall appear, give
special bail, aud plead herein Oh or before
the first day of our next June Term OF this
court, to be holden at the Courthouse, in
Woodville, in said county, on the second
Monday, in June next. A. ID. 1853, judges
ment final, by default, will be entered a.
gainst him, and the effects, so attached, in
the Garnishee's hands, will be disposed oil,
towards the satisfaction of said plaintiffs
debt, interes: aud costs Of suit.
Issued, this Goth day of January. AID. 1853
II. J. BUTTER WORTH, Clerk.
Isaac d. Gildart, Esq, Plaintiffs Atty.
Jan. 25-lm-no 4
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

AssIDUITY or CHEyALIER D1yBUsTRIE.
The Albany Transcript records the doings
OF Chevalier d'fnd9strie who answers to
the name Of L. Gustayus Perkins. He ar
riyed in that city on the afternoon of Thurs
day Of last week. and within three days
thereafter picked a gentlemaE's pocket
.ook lodgings at genteel boarding house-
advertised for wife. and gave audience TO
fifteen ladies'. old and young, who believed
themselves qualified TO make him happy
accepted SIX of them, and received gold
ring from each as pledge of her return to
complete the naptial arrangements-broke
open his landlady's cupboard, and stole all
her silver snoons-was detected in rumaginu
fellow boarder's trunk-got kicked out Of
doors-was pursued through the streets BY
a brother Of one Of the anxious applicants
for matrimony, who swore 10 inilict sumua-
r. vengeance upon hinl-took refuge from
his pursuer in millinery shop--.tole four
pieces OF satin ribbon from his kind protect
ress. the bonnet maker-was met and rec
ognized by another of the young ladies' with
whom he had contracted matrimonial ALI
snce-was charged by the young lady Of o.
tanning her heart and ring under false pre-
tencee, and was soundiy .hrashcd by Big
drayroan. who volunteered as champion OF
the injured virgin. Next be obtained lot
Of assorted hardware from q merchant, by
representing himself as the partner Of "a
mercantile firm IN Chicugo-took passage
for Buff lo-was arrested in the cars AZ Uti-
ca, and taken back to Albany, where he un-
derwent an examination and was consigned
to the lock up. All, be il remembered, in
three DAYS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
Furniture.

TIME subscribers arc just opening II pasehpofia
large and splendid stock OF furhtrs, eo,,' .i u,
everything In The line. which the. are detefhlhoa "
sell lower thai has ever been offered " uis sfi'ee'
Thor STOCK consists IN part Of the following
Sofas from S2i to Si2.
Lounges from $500 te S6Oa, ,,
Tables centre, card. sewing, work, dining bfeah-
fast. &C.,
Stands. mahogany. cherry, wash, &c,
Chairs. mahogany hair cloh, cane, wing, ffeneh
onlec,
Chdren's chairs. assorted &c. Ne.,
Bureaus, dress, mahogany. scroll, plaih- &C,
Bed-tcads nj every description:
Warlrahes, al all different -izeS;
Mattresses, hair. moss and hasa;
Cribs, Looking aiasses.
Willow Wagons, different sizes;
Safes, Nc., Ne.
Rooms opposite the Pennsx lNania ltagss.
DAVENPORT June Q, s53sas WOuLEORU * SMALL.
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Circumstaatial Evidence

The Rev. ] b. Finley, Chaplin Of the
Ono State prison, few years since pub
hshed book entitled prison Life" in
which he relates the case Of Young Ger
man, ID whom he felt much interest. Being
fair German scholar, he drew from the
prisoner history IF the cause e his con-
fnement there. The young man stated
that on the arrival Of the packet al the GIN
cinnati landing, TWO men came on board.
and enquned for German gold coin, and find
ing him in possession Of large amount oft.
represented to him that such money would
not pass in State, and offered him paper
currency in exchange, with premium fr
the gold. Surprising all was right, he ex-
changed with them, left the packet and wen,
on a canal boat going to Toledo. When
the Captain demanded bis fare, he offered
one of these bank bills; the Captain knew
il to be counterfeit, and being hard man
uphraided him for passing counterfeit money.
The German attempted 10 explain by what
means he came in possession Of 1t, but not
being able to speak word of English, nor
the Captain ot German. his attempts made
the affair look more suspicious TO the Cap
tain, who entered complaint, and Oh the
mere fact vi having the money about him, the
man was sent to the State prison for q term
OF ten years.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

Dreadful RAILROAD ACCIDENT N
IRELASD.-A dreadful accident occur
red on the Great Southern and West
err Railway. at Stratian, near Dublin.
A cattle train run full force into Il pas
sengcr train, and literally dashed it to
pieces. All the car. were broken to
Fragments, excepting one, which At
tachod 10 the engine, was propelled by
the shock OF the collision. to the dis
lance ofneally three quarters Of annie.
Ten OF twelve persons were killed, and
50 mutilated that their bodies could
scarcely be collected. Fifty persons
were wounded, some Of whom cannot
recover. The cause Of the accident
was sheer stupidity ia the drivers q
the cattle train, who, by the by, cs-
earel gLl@gt
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03
California Brick.

We are Judge of bricks whether
of the material. mental OF physical or.
der. We have heretofore given the
preference to Milwaukee bricks. for
beauty and excellence. California
bears tho palm now, though; AMI -Aa-
ANS & Co., the great ENtpess men,
can take our LAT for the specimen
bricks they have on exhibition at the
CRYSTAL Palace. These are five IN
cots oil solid gold. almost exactly re-
sembling Milwaukee, brick, in size,
shape. anl the largest bearing the inn
press OF the q. s, Mint, that its
weight is 56o,I0 OF, and its value 81 ]
500, IS. We sohuld ike few such
bricks in our hat-or purse.
The case is filed with other golden
specimens from the same house, and
We should estimate their value, IN
round Numbers, at 100000.
The specimens include almost every
state in which the metal is found
whetherin dust. or in crIstations. or
in nuggets. Some Of the samples are
exceedingly beautiful. The Austl-,l-
ian goldis in nuggets, and its greater
purity is erinced By its being ofapaler
yellow than the Californian. The
value of the former at the Mintis as
certainea to exceed $50 per ounce.
while the California mineral harily
reaches SIS. In addition to the mug
get and quartz incrastations. in this
collection. there are III specimens OF
California dust, in quantities Of one
ounce each. aud which have been OBJ
tanned from 81 diserent localities, in
the gold districts Of that country =
n. Z. -Ifs7of.
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500
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
MILLS

nF the latest STYLE which stand A. No. ], the list
" Of premiums awarded for uni PIGMENTS
30 constructed 10 clean easier. faster and better:
king Oats, Chelt. Chess aud all foa ,eed.
..tonishiugly clean VIII iar Quito youf highest an
Teipaljons.
They are substantially made. IT the Er,t quality Of
materials, with two good coats on paint and one Of
varnasha better protection against weather TITAN ever
hcfure--t@n fold.
The reputation 81 this article Speak loud for them
Vet no pains wia be spared 10 continue inr them Il
credit that Ia far outs,Fip any thing Of the EauuiRr
MAJ Kind. Manufactured and far sale the Agreed
tard Depot OF ALoNZD A0ERSE.
June % Main ST., Moline, ils.
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NEW STOCK
Now Offering at the PEOPLES Store

T WOULD invite the attention Of the public to our
L we'll selected stock % groceries. recently received
for tjg sPrin- and Summer campaign comprising d
great variety Of sugars. cheap and sweet superior
grssn and biack laas Java and Rio coffee. very line
n"tasse5, extra bands four Goldfish. mack crel and
h@rrng preserved fruits follows ounces, peaches
pear. pinIHs berries whoreberries, curraits.
and all Kinds Gf nuts candies. &c.. Sc.. with hos,
other articles. too uumcroEs 10 meniion all Of which
will be sold al small advance on cost at
Davenport, July q, ltj3-f6 JOHN ". WILEY'S.
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MAMMOTH STOVE STORE.

II WICEERSHAM, Manufacturer OF Tin, sheet Iron
II. and Copper Ware; keeps constant. on hand
with the unparalleled Prairie State and Charter Oak
cooking stose. which he warrants for two sears.
Second hand stoves, old Castings, Copper, Brass.
Pewter Zinc and Rags bought in exchange for any arti-
Gle In line.
Corner 81 Main aud Second streets opposite Cook &
Sargent banking house. Davenport. June d 81 10
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE subscriber has received The Eastern and
southern Markets large and we'll selected stock
81 good. Of all descriptions, Ia co1n use, consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots aud Shoes, Hats and Gaps,
Glassware, QueCurware. EuHalO Robes,
'rOccrts, Dried Fruit, Cotton WARP.
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut window Glass,
q. a. r. /. d kauaeha salt Hardware,
hcts aud NH saws. Iron. all kinds, steel assorted,
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindat"nrs.
%o0dcawarv, Liy" geese ferthers.PItch q Oak am,
Soin aud Upper Lcalhcr. Wall Paper,
WILLOW baskets, Paints aud u!ls, Dy Ntuiis, Sc.
Viii IL viii be sold IA a small advance for Cab. AR
pSs ri keeping every thing ~ common use. persons
VIII ing several drctu. obtain CW GA Front Street
at Il Brick Store opposite the Mill. davenport Town.
une ., 1853 %, !, NJ. BOWLING,
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G X . { Il X | l. $.
IVHDJ ESlIE AND RETIILi

Tho subscriber has opened Grocer, and Provision
sta Messrs. Burrows & Pretty mans mill. where VIII
be found choice of Groceries. Provisions
Wooden ware. Nails. Glass. White Lead, Oaknni, Ros-
In. &c &c, all of which mill be sold low for cash or
trade.
Dealers In the above articles Will do vel IL call and
examine the stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Attention will be paid ~ receiving Storage, For
wartfiug and setting 81 merchandise aud produce.
Davenport, July ii, ic53. Nj. pAIZElI
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RENWICK & SON,
AGENTS, FORWARDING, SToRAG
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bazaar Landing,

DAVENPORT, Iowa.
ID ESPECTFuLLY call The attention OF farmers ship.
IL pers, aHd the public generally 70 this advertise
ulcHI.
they will at all times be ready to store and ship ey.
cry description of produce and merchandise to buy
ana sell commission, and trust, by prompt and
strict attention to the interests OF all who may favor
them with their patronage 10 merit The public conf
Deuce
The business viii be conducted aud carried in the
spacoHs building recently erected by MIR. Fulton,
sgnated the Bazaar, % which is attached a comuo
dious landing for steamboats, at ali Stages of the river
and possesses advantages favorable the importer oi
shipper. not the least Of which is that Grayagc vii
be required from the Warehouse 10 boats, or from
boats TO thn Warehouse, Nav o. Ip5g-.5
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

I HE subscribers constantly making variety "
Printing and Wrapping Papers at their MIN ia Mo-
line. and al pay Cash for any reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton or linen rags. OHr eiing SCENT
o. A, Churchill will call the Merchants through
central Iowa and pay thetn IN casa paper for their
rags. NHEELOCk IL FERGUS
Moline. June Seth, ls54
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-11-03

MAY it please the Court, said a
Yankee lawyer before Dutch JUS
tee: the other day, this is case Of
the greatest Importance. While the
American eagle, whose sleepless eye
watches over the welfare Of this
mighty Republic. and whose wings
extend from the Alleghanies 10 the
rocky chain Of the West, was rejoicing
in bis pride ofplaee
..shtop dare: shtop, say, vot has
dis suit TO do mit eagles. Dis has
notin to do nit de wild bird. 1t isl
ron sheep exclaimed the Justice.
True your honor; LIT my client
has rights"
Your client has No right TO de ca
.ofcourse not but the laws Of Ian
guages
..What cares for de laws of de Ian
guage eh. understand de laws ofde
State. and that i enough for me
Conine sonr talk to Dc case"
well then my client, the defendant
in this case i charged with stealing a
sheep. ami =
Fiat will do. dat Will CO. Your
client charged nit ,htealing sheep,
Just nine siillin. De Court viii adj
lourn.
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REMOVAL,


Davenport. Thd the public generally, that he has
removed hls Watch and Jewery Storc, 10 No. 2. Le
tllrr kOw, end that he has iast r.arned from New
fogh with barge adtt to his stock Of
Clocks, Watches ,Jewelry, spectacles & silverware
and be f. prepared TO supply the wants Of the
ggmWHaI'y ia his l8ne u business. He invites atteH-
un 10 b.. stock - watches which he fatters himself
WIZ be yBHn much superior I'M sly la, quality and mum
sT ~ any ever Tors offered ia tbs western country
IL lass Gui1 Watches frnm So to slSd:
Silver do. do. 50 Ia $50;
Gptd Chains d.. 9lU to $50;
"-#athuHs fbT2 alt faces. and If superior quality
G0i8, SILVER Sgr ahd Plated speepeirs, aud spccta-
Lr GLASSES 30 suit all agcs, aud Of different color-
Colo Rings from 5000 a. SIS; Gold and Silver Thin
bias; Far Rings Breast Plus AZ Pins, Crosses, Slides
aHI Burk les 10 altun-i eisdiu-s variety.
lie invites parGicul attention to his stock of Gold
Pens. Hhrh tIIi and complete. aud ranging IN prices
from IS r. 50 tor pea ainn,; 81. p 10 siJD With
silver tasr: uha from TB ~ . IS with gold case.
A very larga tgl uf silver and siiyer~p.aled ware
Jfnrrsug Tea Table Dessert, Salt, Cream and Sugar
poems: GRAVY aHd Soap LADIES. Butter Knives, Fruit
Knives, Dessert Fork, thstDrs, jca Sets. &c. &c
ShEer ShnIi and Pearl Card Cases; Port Monnes
Combs. Brsae, aut great variety Of other articles
usl mentioned. His goods have MI been purchased
from Ihe importers and manufacturers On the best
ts5lg*. Which viii egbte h5m ~ sell Gs low goods
c4u u- bought ola llais side the Atlantic cities.
5TFPaYryiar attention given Eopainng and clean
Hg CGrRs, Nat@brs ANA JewrlTy. jan 81
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Z AMES RURGfs, Tohaceontsi, has now on name ans
~ for sale rstr.te assortment % imported ana DO
Also ,lne-eut chewing, smoking, and plug tobacco,
~ wholesale or retail. Merchants supplied ii st loGz
is prices. Main St. doors south Of Cook Sargent
Banking House.
u
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1000
MEAT AND MILK SAFES

On THE HEsr CONSTRUCTION; 20 AZ TO ADMIT .
AIR,
THEY are made in the choicest manner "a fers good
looking bureau calculated 20 keep aRt all Of this
insect aad YeFmln tribe Ne Fiss, aHy
thing of the Kind get your provisions which
kept sweet and fresh. In fac If ths btst pieces Of
domestic economy.
Manufactured at thu Steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALOSZD SOuRSE.
June - Main Street, Moline Ills.
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KNIVES. KNIVES.

4 LARGE assortment II the hest pocket and pen
n kuiye. made by the Waterbury Co., 81 w. ~
Ilalrc Rew l., +. n. HOUSED
DLAIEp Ware, such as Casters, Cake Baskets, Tea
Sells. Soup and Gravy Ladies, Segar, Cream. Mas
tr3, >aits Table, Tea ana Dessert spoons Ferks- @e
NC. TsF sale az #iy TAI +. NJ. HOUSED.
=. PEtTArLEs Of al kinds sHd to suit MI ages. and
- iog near sight, eaiI ANA examine thgW.
JAIN I4,#. Is59 4. NJ HOUSED.
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We notieeby the Rock Island papers that
the prices Of lots begin II look up ia that
city--no wonder when il ii situated 30 near
Davenport.
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I Miles FROM town--unBer high sabe nf cultivation,
/ wltu uf4u.r and good water. The above iarm vii
be- s9}I Is % ts.rgatH
En7ulre 1T the Old Coua,. Surgryor's Office, Oh 81
.-r ". nAHRCWS
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HARNESS HARNESS.

ITO all In want Of harness, e. IS. BARNES, late Of
New YORK. IS prepared 10 Furnish. and keep. CON
sIhty hand ths best article made OF the vsse best
Nsw Sors ather. TO BE- satisfied you need ou,y call
uua examine.
Team Harness, sIfa&25
Buggy DO l3Qg 80
Also, brides, marngals, haer,, collar; in short
eyert thing Ia tHe trade.
Trimming. also. done 90 order.
Repairing done Win dispatch.
Ih@ shop h Oh Brady street. next door ~ 4. G. BIZ
Ions opposite u. Sanford. Grocery Store.
Do H3t forget 20 call II you want No harness: or
Il yea want ehetp sal, either can be had. Feeling
confident satisfy il you III give me trial, am
always on hand waiting FOR your orders.
Respectable. g. w. BARNES.
EayeupJr. ! J ne y. l-I3-4jif
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4 SrnLniE TRuTH.-Let man
have all the world can give. hc is still
miserable. if he has groveling. I'M
lettered. underout mind. Let him
have his gardens. his fields. his woods,
his lawns, for grandeur, plenty. orna-
ment, and qualification, while at the
same time. God is not in all his
thoughts: and LEI another have Meth
CT field nor garden: let him only look
at nature with all enlightened mini,
"a mind which can see and adore the
Creator in His works: can consider
them as demonstrations Of His power,
His wisdom and His truth-this man
is greater as wei as happier in bis
poverty. than the other il his riches.
The one is little higher than the beast.
the other but little lower than the an
gels.
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TOWN LOTS, &c. FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has for s4lr REASONABLE terms
l Town Lot. situated at tlc head Of Harrison street,
near tins rev Brewery.
Also , YoKEs oF oNE~. Cart "AGOS. PlIEsI
WuEEI. for making brick, aud NHEELFAFEows.
J. NOTE.
Davenport, Angt 4, lt53. !e-Ef
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500
REVOLVING HORSE HAY RAKEs,

[Somstltins ont West-} of the latest New York
Premium Pattern.
- o arranged that Hou with horse ard man
- rake from Is - - q heavy grass la one day
They the thing to enable sou Your grass Ia
time. without many hands Made IN superior
style OF tr best and toughest timber. Well paiEtrd to
stand the weather and warranted 10 b. equal To any
in use, at the Steam agricultural Depot of
ALDNZO NDURSE.
Main ST. Moline. Ills. June sd, lisa.
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Trunks, crrpat-Bags, Cutlery, Revolvers, Pistols
ROCHESTER ROPE FERRY.
rmirrants Take Notice.

THE undersigned respectfully announces 70 the
travelling public, that he has his long esiapiishen
Ferry ia Tie very best Running order ana can and VIII
cross persons and property ut all times day or ighi,
and I'll all Stages III water with greater dispatch ana III
rs low III not lower rates than any other ferry on SC,
dsF River This ferry is situated where the State road
from Davenport Iowa City crosses Cedar river aud
The nearest Travelled route between those Two eit
rs The distance from Davenport 10 Iowa CITY ps this
route being only hftstwo miles and the road passes
through one OF the Finest thickN settled portions q
Central Iowa. The following post offices are located
upon tins road Blue Grass, Centre Grove, i-acfln'
sterreft Rookie reek Pedee and Snringdalc. Roches-
ter designated on the maps Of Iowa us Rock Greek
l. where sid tate road crosses Cedar hNer, and = =
nils, east Of Iowa City. ", Boat Is of ample capacity
carry heavy loaded teams trip, being 53 feet in
length aud II feel wide: The gnnwales are pine inches
thirk and n deep each supported with Iron
Nv rope i III inches and nearly ne" Capt j. Rilg-
way long and vorabs known 70 the travelling public,
Is ii experienced, gentlemanls and accommodating
has charge ofthc Rochester fcrr. aud piedg
as himself that nothing shall be wanting g give entie
make Il the fasorilc with the travel
int. nlyhltr n e. SWANk.
Rochester Cedar county. Oct. l1th. 1853. M5tw
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A CURE WARRANTED, .,,,,t il Ger
"HoyAKEh nEuMArlr Sr for 'Rahsama,i.% 70
ALI its for ms. 1t internal remedy ZEN, u
oughly rxpeis all morbid matters IRON VI, ~
nS muscles and joints The victim % and
JistrrsgInr maady who hes long been er htsith
hiaablei VI IN be enabled TO exult IN r.'"i"'e
comfort aud usefulness. ,,.iry for yfH'
The Proprietor ofthis med Htt' va
completely crippled ana dsqnah ,ot to health and
by its usr folly and permanently sI n, n, fits ron
il, Ne might Gli columns with ty.m n,sr to The ,oi
wopaerful efficiency, hntwe ~ ntlt g. Louis ana
,r,,ttr uho have used II with tbs MOS NJ Lastly.
rrsnI,s,-Wm nrn.haw, Sen, T. Me'La' r,h.,m.I'
II " llson, r Warren, brow nr,wt Dr. Wbno
sid, Wm 4 More. John liofrfia
rrrpar ed by Il. Z. iiovaktr' st, Louis, Mo-
FyrsaIc by ELpHlpGE son davenport, lows
June q, 1854 ~