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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-22
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iowa
7'is Process Of making Farms and tie facility
,ei.t ,rtiei tbey are maae-Pfosgect of the
What crop tAis season.
This State contains one hundred counties
surveyed and the land In market. Or that
number, about fifty are organized, and vary
In population from $4,000 10 100 The
three first tiers of counties which range
from north to south, with few counties
up the Des Mones river, contain nearly all
the inhabitants OF the State. These cDuu-
ties are not the best in the state, bat being
near the river, were settled first. A num-
Der Of the interior counties are better Snp-
Piled with timber, coal and water, aud the
soil the best in the State Among these
are the counties on Cedar river-Rlack
Hawk, Benton, Butler, Floyd and Grundy
those on the Iowa rivcr-lowa, Tama
Marshall and Hardin-and those Oh the
Des Mcines river, north Of Fort Des
Moines
The central is the best portion Of the
State. He who concludes that the most
valuable portion Of the State is settled, IN
IT lstaken. II Is true that land in the coun-
ties FIRST settled has nll been entered, but
there are yet good bargains to be had, in
buying second-handed either improved or
Observation-Disclosures from 81 50 to IS
per acre, improved from So TO $50.
Timber Is not as scarce now as il was
supposed it would be when the country
commenced settling, and it is very obsera-
bic that those persons who make thclE
farms in the prairles are the most prosper
Gus The practice Of raising timber and
hedge fencing is becoming very common,
and when that is entcred into properly those
spectators who hold the timber land viii
be compelled to sell it lower or continue to
pay taxes on il without remuneration.
The process Of making farms in the pra-
RIGS would be novel sight TO many Of our
readers. From four to SIX yoke Of oxen
htched to a large plow to wheels to open a
furr3w from Q to 2t% feet wide; man fol-
lows, but seldom touches the plough from
one end Of the furrow TO the other; while a
boy. with bis long whip. drives the oxen -
In this way they "break from az 10 3
acres per day, On which they plant corn,
sometimes producing 30 bushels per acre
without any further trouble. The second
scar is the best for raising wheat. The
making Of farms in this country can be ac-
complished very soon.
The prospect Of the wheat crop in Gem
trail Iowa, this season, never was better
The season having been favorable, large
crops were gown early--and should it con-
tinue favorable the yield will far surpass
any former year. In passing through the
country, the traveller may look over a thou
sand acres Of wheat al once. Were il not
for the advantages Of reaPers it would BE-
impossible to save all Of il for harvest, but
with good reaper six or eight hands can
gather in twelve acres per day .HAcqtjae
.JgRr.
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Portsmouth, Ia) Transcript

JoHx BELL, or TENSE sEE-Tbe gallant
bearing of this veteran statesman IN The
Senate, when attacked BY T9ombs and
others, because he would not Dc thu great
wrong, and vote to repeal the Missouri
Compromise, is every where regarded vita
pleasure We had visit yesterday from Z
gentleman connected with the Eastern
press, who was present IN the Senate during
the debate, and he says words would fail y
convey the impression which Mr Bell made
He lowered up above all sectional obstacles
and spoke Tor his country however bounded,
aud for the compromises Of the Constitution.
His reply ID Toombs was in the h'ghcat
style of eloquent inyectiges. The cores
pendent Of the Philadelphia Agrtt Amerista
says that Dir Clay never produced a greater
effect o. spoke more n2blr .-Clasj1Maff
Gazette.
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Nebraska and Kansas.

The Chicago Courant. a neutral paper,
says
We notice IN the report Of Senator Doug
lass speech last Saturday night at the St.
Nicholas. that he still ,ntinues to try to
impress upon the North that this bill rests
upon popular sovereignty, and gives to the
people the right either to establish or cx-
ctude slayery from that territory. II pains
lis 70 sec such lack Of moral honesty on
the part of our Senator. He must conclude
thst the people are SO ignoran, That they
Do not know the meaning OF the English
language, or else the same is applicable to
himself; for al ordinary school-boy cannot
read this bill without understanding It's
meaning and import, unless ii IN one So su-
prcmely ignorant Of the English language as
not 70 know the application Of words .-~
We shall wait patiehly his arrival here, and
endcaypr 10 give the meaning Of language
employed in this bill according to Heb-
dar'* unabridged, If required We would
not touch the subject did mot honesty demand
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Tha WArii CaEa

Tie AYpletons OF New York have pub.
.ished tbe testimony and speeches in the
trial Of Matt. War; Tor the murder Of Bat
ilr. The n. y. TINES publishes a commu-
Bjcation from an eminent criminal lawyer
in which the writer gives the conclusions
that DE- arrived al upon careful perusal O!
the book. lie says:
have just finished clos perusal Of the
Appleton pamphlet upon the Ward trial
had previously absta.ned from rcaGiayti.
Geographic and news reports, because un
derst ia In advance from professional
friend Ia Louisville, that stcnogra phic re-
port wo4d ba published. have known
tn accused for some years, and gas rather
prepossessed in hia favor. II must be- con
coded then, that ] came to the perusai gi M
evidence with fair frame Of mind Yen
who hBEe nv name, know very well that
am not wholly without experience IL the
criminal bar, and that NY conclusions have
some possibility II correctness. NJ con-
illusions are these;
Ffr>t-Thar the homicide ~ W. unqualified
murder.
Second That the bearing VI the Judge
evnced peculiar bias in favor Of the pr3s-
oHef.
Third-Thatthe pursa Of counsel iyr Jhe
defence betrayed a determination 81 acquit
at nil hazards Of e5deAec, law and gentle
manly feeling.
Fourtl--That the Jury under the tone Of
the Judge, md the eAtrsordinary admission
~ the Cu-Gcieudant's u st'mouy, aud the M
"on'ed license given l. the advocates for
the defence, are not 10 be blamed for their
verdict
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Il l. /. is
IMPROVED MOVING
xxerveeti,aS Machine.

A&fsIvc&r1IlG NAoSx1A1AS.
rINHEsk Machines made alderih supervision q
Mr.. beil Who is practical farmer aud maehinist
Il assure lhe farming community that n has ma
chine that will accomplish the cutting 81 grass ara
grain III lbs tslost speed. nd perfect manner aud are
the best IN usz IN The United States The folio wing
aGots tho certificates gwen Of the.r worth
NrwARK Kendall Co, HIS, Mas Is, 1853.
We he undersigned, having used Bells Moving Ma.
ehine ;e past sasoa, can say We never usei or ~"
ANYTHING 81 lid that would give good SatiSfes
ton. Il works without eluggins in wet well rs df!
weather II simply constructed works easy ard re-
qaires but tie attending, span OF horses aid ohe
it.an hsins al l,sat = Necessary.
AM. y. BELL
ASA MANCHESTER,
49, Is. LEWIS,
IAzox. GruHay &C., Ills Jan. u, ls54.
Nj. BEtL:-
lear SIR The Reaper aad Grass Cutting
Machine lenHsht II last season has given ae The
perfect satisfssti warked With oNeB ailt.
aey wsk CaS eSOz,A ta WORK the naehlne e. good adj
Safltawe +. II, MORGAN.
Auy person wishing - Parchasc tAe above Mashiies
vii PLEASE apply t. p. BALI,
jane sta, is5i-ia-NU Davenport, Iowa.
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.T'INA
INSURANCE Co, HARTFORD,
Ghartarrd 1910

THE undersigned Agent for Davenport, Rock Island
i and adjacent counties IN iusa aud Illinois il prc-
pared to take risks aud issue policies ali .cptious
"t property; VIZ: Merchandise, Stores, Dwellings.
Churches Mills Manufacturing &c; Also, Inland rl,k
90 proPcUN Icy i" river, favorable terms as any
Company IA the United slacs Of the same standing
AID character.
yEd SIS.
HENRY Il, HOFFMAN, Agent
frb 9th, IE5i-Ntrw-Iy
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pPoLITlc.--Mr. Mary lIartnstY, w3fe RI
James HaF1ossy residing In Scott couAtv.
Iowa, gave birth oathc 3olH ui,. g. ia-a suns
AID daughter Their names are LEROY.
James Madison and Mar Alice. Abiding
sell Il that's tbs way our Soft county
negAJors arc going to "incre5sc aud muI-
DP.y," IL 30 tee Ior Mgsa0tiLe {. Ivy To-
euHumJer them IN population Ntsel!i9@
.fo1-aq
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!

Y Ol al the lie Claire House, hnt right opro,itr Ia II
l.. ". SIEINBER6, 90 STREET
IT a v cli is nrted Stock of Jscady- Had. Cloth
in-, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Carpet Is ~. Shirts, era
yals, Ne Dc. DC.
Ia" undersigned u beginner aud promise, those
Who viii aN or aim with their calls uA honest and M
right dealing.
It, price, and quality ofgooIs am able ~ conlupl,.
Will, at{ estabItahnaeHs ia this Gity,
Please call aud examine nls goods before yua gp
elsewhere. A. MiLHkE, Agent.
uagonFDu, #ay IN, lSJ4--wlrmIr
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IS, 90 MEAT AND MILK SAFES

W int hE*i Goss1EtcitcN3 M A. no ADMIT pEArGEr
EE Att.
kf are 1laae ia tIa choicest manner ia ven Eaal
looking hHrsSt3 calculated ID kspp cat all Of the
!IstNiaEd EsfWR tribe Ne EIss, Irts, rEt4. nor at,
mug 81 ING k'nd can erl q your provisions ah'h az
krpt sweet and fresh IN et oue 81 th4 stst PIECES n
domestic economy.
Manufactured q! The steam Agricultural lela! "
ALUSKO mol R>E,
Junc ~. Main Street. MnlHe, las
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Davenport Furniture Ware Room

sAHtatr NttEH 40 EsErBrAEtF.
EfsPEt TIT LILY iufsrr, As,fftcrH,
Il. ssgxs Hna ths pt,bli, thss b. t.rttg. tus+
= 8H ness as sboys, al Braas street door
above ,he oil stand.
y Il. fRusitusp and siua cases made 10 oritr %
.e shortest notice. davenport, Juae p irSs2isH'
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Il Is significant fact, that the Initials oI
the four Congressmen from OHIO, who voted
for the Nebraska bill, spell dogs. Disney,
Olds, Green, Shannon, aBd they wlli dill o.
the dog dieth, aud none SO poor as to do III. ~
reverence .-Cler Lealer
The initials Of Douglas are S. A, d. ahile
Richardson,s-his iugleman La the Ilouec--
are W. 4. X.
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NEW DRY GOOD STORE.

'I'HE subscribers having opened store pn NAN :,
between Front and I'd are prepared TO ohcf !" W.
purchasers Of Dry Goods great Bargains. frnh "C'
FORMER connection with an Eastern Wholesale heur,
We are enabled to get goods from 20 to - per ~
less ihan deilcrs usually buy and ar intend !" ~,
ON customers The bcneat OF cur good bargains,
arr always hapPy TO show and viii chaeS
10 TREAD ever! one who will give call WIN pow
ness whether they purchase
BLANDlNG & RiCliAEPH
Davenport. AIh 18th. fsaI-wtrw
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10, 900 Yds Of
WIRE sCREENEgY,

I,'R0N No . q M. il tnesh from 10 10 20 issEe.
i wido, TT Wider II ordered in Quantities,
fer hoiine screens, for efst mills, all sac. for fHF
nlhg Mills Meat, MIX and hess. Safes, Cellar Win
d"Ms, with or without frames send iEsl wire fer
hrnid4ns sleeves and max ing brooins, &c, a..
Acrsenefs for taaadrs and shop windows 10 rrr'cR
ereaktrg Elass aud not shut out Esht-all at thc.ge
ana 81. Louis prices.
Al tAc steam Agricultural D. rat ~
aLOAlO SOERSE,
Main street. Moline III. June ~
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UNIVERSITY
WNEs,

FEVER AND Aorl ctREu III RowAsp,. Tox
RI NE GhipfrsHv Of Free Msd,eine n
hne1!edSf; chartered by the State - Feplla-
MIA, al lie last session yz Goth April issa ehhs.ha.
he purpose Of nrresiing the evils results, mainly r
sale fspurious and dangerous nosrums. a., nIn no
purpose ofsuprlying the public with rrllrl ior tho
IN eases wherein the patient cannot obtain - nedlc,,
employ the best medical advisers; hnyint, WIZ noi
that Inv aluabe remedy, Rowands Toni purchased
account Of lis just celebrity and know crafe
treatment Of Fever and Ague, and IL, kI,t, IN te
np's,nas he hesitation ~ recommending /, aug.
highest terms I" tic patroai 81 Of Nc atll,t III e
RoWLl Complaint cured by ROW AMPS
ID BERnY ROOT The above II stint, nLaeR
sanction, IN like manner, to The remedy g., endsli
Complaint" so well Known az Roslr d. Bowel
syrup OF l3lachbcrt. Root, and earuesl, rss, loHtt
e. The confidence Of patients Afflicted Mn ,haehdh
plaiits-belitsire II to hc Invaluable IN thei,pte son
Hon. Ienr. X STR
j. I9h. X FAniefS
b! oracI OF thc trustees, John Il Row. =
ID II Ashton fso
slieetor Orr, Isq
II f'Ail Comm EnlcstioHs 10 be addressed
howaud NJ D.. Head OF the Pinfrnaccuti9,I M
meisi, md President 81 The University iat'
Home ihspepsary aud 0lfte No a. sem
street, Philadelphia 2a'N sefeGl
Branch Dispensary at the Store o,
sept e2-l, tHAs. IEsSIfE, Da,cnror, f,,
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600
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN FARMING
MILLS

nF fha latest ssys which stand A. No /. pn tAs lfsi
" 81 premiums awarded foragriegiinrll implements
50 constructed 70 clean easier faster ard better; Ia
King Oats, Cheht, llcs.. sgnHi aud all aul seed,
stousagly dean. WI far out4o your highest an.
llepaiians.
lhes substantially made. q TIC hrst quality II
materials. viii good coats Oh punt and one n
snrnsHa better protection asalnsl weather than ever
hsiarn---trn fata.
Iar teraGtiou article speaks loud Tor them.
Yet pains VIII lie spared 70 IWe fer taetn a
credit that Viii far austrP AMY thug ~ the FaEng
dii kind, Manufactured ant TOR sale AZ t,e igTsal
tural nspo; Of ALONZb AbURSE,
Jane ~. mann ST, Aotiu~, Ills,
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DR. J. h. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLIC0N,
For the Relief and Cure OF Suffering Females

1T stands Pre-cln
i incnt for its cur
tive powers IN all
the diseases Tor
which /, is recon
inealed, usually
call I'd
IEN ,LE COMPLAINTS.
Oflhase are PRoLn-
srs | rERi, or Fail
ing Of the W einb'
FLroR Anus, or
Whites, Cnaosr
lNgL aNaArtoh sNp
LIBERATION " fhL
w oNh. INCIDENTAL.
HRdoRRii,.t, or
Flooding: PAINFUL,
SUPPRESSED, AND lR-
REGULAR MENsrRt :
ArfaS, NJ, With all
their accompany l'is
evils, Cancer e.
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DELAzos sMIIa.-A not very complj-
mentary notice OF this rather distinguished
individual appears in the Oregonian tpub-
lshed at Portland, Oregon,) o. The I'D
April. D9lazol1...t seems, has pubNst "a
card, in which be says that he is talked Ut
as a suitable person To represent Linn
county in the next Oregon Legislature -
The Oregonian don't like him, and Emashes
into his antecedents with considerable RIM
--he0tHk IhfQ.
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PREMATURE GRAVE.

RI IS laracHiabir f5rt that thousands have been
l. brought To premature grave by negcctinE TO take
some good and efficient med cine In time to arrest The
cGurs oi Gts@s Il s also startling truth that thou,
sands have beer l-falsci to an uHtneiy grave by h-
use of poisonous nastram+. The anJhor therefore sec.
lHg the Necessary ~ .aWe good and efficient medicine
which cHalH pe relied NFan he the services 81 epui-
peteH Fl.-cisHs could not b. obtained, has been iudu.
cred ~ otftr his AAnalNkc HnneB aud Anti Bilious
iflisi" the pubic. ihe.e medicines are compounded
strictly honest ta from medicines of yirIn III ritz, be-
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The emigration through this city 70 the
west this season is immense. We should
think that fur six weeks past, froui twenty
10 thirty emigrant wagons per day have Pas-
sod through iowa, bound for the vest
many Of them have labelled On Their wsg-
ons, Iowa" and drive quantity Of COWS
and thrifty young cattle. In addition t.
this vast emigration, hundreds p.ss through
en- the cars, destined fot Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa and Minnesota .--LeFort ljadJ H4tE
.FuHf -tf.
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LAND FOR SALE,

\ VERY desirable irart If land situated about one
- nl'Ia below The corporation line iyiHg between
Third and >thtl sls,, embracing twenty acres. Iac
hbgfe land viii be sold in body, tracts 10 suit
purchasers, small proportion cash, the balance op
tune. FaI farther particulars apply the suhscri,er
AIl. stH, ST "trs & 6iLA< GLARrEI1
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10000 feet Cubing,
5000 his Chain:

ma oiber materials To correspond, nov on ma ar'
WIN large number of ready made pump, i"f sac ''
~ ,ha establishment Of the subscriber, e." doo's
above Aourse's store, III Moline, Ills
Jura aal 1874 i.a
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tepted) matter low severe or - nov ,oir t -,
the lathoenn far snrpasses ether remaates, ~ wv
i MAR e,rtain less Spen,.ye and leaving the s!s-
tenn IN a better condition. le all ihtersstea eau au
obtain pamphlet stfael containing ample proof ,feh
its sse; together VITA lett from highly experienced
Phys clans who have usea il IN ihaif praelcet aHu
speak from their own observations
References.
r b. Prssp,N NJ. =. Utica, Y.
L. u. FEeNlys, N. d, caaaRdaigna, 4.
NJ. II. M,Lr, n, D., Rochester, 4.
y. \. FoorE, II ~. Sy rarase. y Y.
rrof. ptva,N. n. D, Baltimore, Nd
Il. ". Rsrsr N. i, Vow York ely,
w PREsrorR, N. u, Concord, ".
J, L NEwL,sn, n. D., Urea, n y
Rev &, $. Bstnn, Glenn Springs, 5, c.
Pamphlets had Gratis ut the Store OF
b. SANFORD, Agent Druggist Davenport, lava,
also sold by J. h. Deughefty, Mnscatins and by mos,
OF the heading Druggists IN The adlo Mug COUNTIES.
NTLetter addressed % care 81 .hr. cuftts Ha'eh'
-9gsRI az Rareaa, Ohio.
T. Ia. NAReHtst;--l have bean ten years troubled
with Femalc nml,lants-pro'apsne ater ara an lhe
attending diea ties; al times rendering m! he most
miserable, have had the attendance Of some q the
best physicians with but little success the most they
could 10 reievea cure was out oithe question
Fer five months before G. mmeneing with .oar mea
cine. had not been able TO perform any labor touu
wa tut steps time, and scarcely went oal
Of dDors--n sh n, completely pro srnicd both "
body and mind aud expected 10 4fa out he resi- oi my
lays IN Suffering and misery. hut, reading Your al
vertiseinent induced ;r, alaahle med
medicine called lifetime Caihoc.n rs the last resort
had not used IL week bsfcre fc3i like AZ OF Ter Wo-
man. By the use three bottles was enabled 10 rsr
firm al the later for The family with case, and
could walk anywhere in thu neigh horaaod Without in
jury. Noihinfbata sens ofmy taty 70 yen and 81
the afeteI has duerd me u slate m, case q The
public. can safely recommend the picIArati 20 all
those suffering like myself.
{Sienedl Mas. saH.n A. B>nre,
fRELpoa. PeRFaar Co. hnia, pte. y. l-ai.
nFs B. ANARCHIST 4 Co, Proprietors.
gHs.srYs Atsfs q gf1. ~
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oEsrRsI peFoT, I'll BRaapTAY, n =.
ENGLAND FRANCE AND RUSSIA
A lsE now at var and therefore this is ihs time 10
~ purchase Cheap Goods, ~ just glSs
WOODW ARD & HARRIS
A call aud he1 viii lry and -aA YOU WITH amy anil
every thing IN tiir Tine W. have purchased our goods
New York. ii the lowest Casa Pr' e. aud VIII sell
al a smal, advance urr stock ca.s SIS IL Fef n
Plaid SFig rrsss silks, Black TO
Plain \ Fig'd Bsreges, AL Wool De LANES,
poplins, Barege do
Ginghans Lawns,
Prints, 4 c.
1 large lot II Eounets which will sell cheap
Honaet Ribbons, Trimmings. g., Dress trimmings,
SWISS ara MHsgn EdgfHEs, Fioaacings, C1tlgr-, tn
lersteeve., nanask Iat.i Cloths. Napkins. window
Curtain Goods. Trash tenntErIarss. \ aplrndtd
stock ~ Hsfis Gloves and Hosiery, Bis Lace Baek
SIX ard Fancy Grayais Mems Wear, Linen ard Cotton
Drills. Tweeds Cloths casslmeres. Satnets ilack and
Bre shtrtlag. Cheeh Hickory, Carpet Naris Carpet
ing. Summer Hats rnd any amount Of Yankee Notions
a.d in fici almost eyeg tang that yoa want. Also
largr stoask u.
Ladies. Misses and chilareI's Shoes,
crockery and Glass Ware,
Looking Glasses,
Hardware Groceeies Sc &c.
W. shat su,feaor }trrefntosa 10 give satisfaction
ma invite The attention ~ who visit tAe rts - give
o. a emil WOODWARD 4 HARRIS.
Front street., April 50, l-s4-s.
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No other Medical Agent.

H YES world. Ean produce mar, uefi agt,4a5.+t
sfich1ss ofsan'. tfain Seichtife Pitsiria, ND T.
tsatscht PItients Is may bs found Ia ea, f,ntti,
Ntsish 'fas ~ 9btniHed graus3 III !. nin-iHaya N.
Vito are te sole tealt, ifsr skew tc,,.t s,, -. M
ris. ~ 'i'' IT
- ti' wy st Yes orr at The General af1r. Sc.
hfladnas, There ar. sis.i l.rt,p.,ld tr.,r - =
'hAINs Aid tisr ~ e aha lri,Etd IN Boston i, rrt
~ i''l@tii"" !" Ne population. a. Jgh H., h.te
"eis been Introduced iHgEf sos4hs
4ar thatfs aTr EASILY mafti sia art cap afft l..
W ~ ah iAsses ~ persons tie Hi j. ., NtlJ Z. II .
' We are Il" a. ready III te4es at unt n ~.
li' WA - ih \ sh article ~ aFtHi4rf 4. tH.y IL
FAH1abte tncsrspt rHre
Ihr prices q tlc ahsts, are - uf4 81. = ara .
lss n fta ran bt sett ~ inaif any Art of lie ss
y undressing Agents, ~ ~ heeaA.
a. ~ - y, - brs.ada-A. y ! Gru. Arrtl
hH y y sAshDEN. r. Agent, Ii 81 B.u, III :.
WIEN s slAALk. a.....-t.- Laa.....-
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P 0 w D E r

NE haye uade arrangement. with q eelehrate4
~ Powder siAnu factory, thal shall b. aUls q
Ecep constantly haHd barge aEpJi, ~ Bia,tSl
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sunni adrsHr fy,tn Manufacturers Prces. These $50
tEs ~ purchase 4T use arse quantities rCsa
III hGd i 70 taetr interest To- give call, before af
chasing ssnNhsres can SELL III ~. loais rrcr,
'la ftsty saving e"sl III transportation. ae.
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E5fstOt s.isi.sS Al I.tsl,
A Mystery Explained,
EfE0ftfE0N Y 'E.I AlNI NltT6ri Is Ul
Dr.. 4. l.. I'D 4 MS

NEW THEORY eF BtsEaSE H. awakenu the IN
qHiry IN the nts Of ell Vito read ~ Hw - II thai
.5Hafyirass have hsfg long and so slas,hs mmar~d
farl and itsraase on the Subject N disease,
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MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
Merchants. flotsr,, and faor- visiting hs city far
the purpose 81 bhsin confidently believe, y III hha
greatly 10 Their interest - examine our stock h+nfs
tnak iis fhrIr selections. Al br5ers will b. prompt
attended 10. FIELD, BEAEDsIfE 4 90.
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Only Rclias,o Medicine Ever Discovered,

being purely an Neg-.glie faz The permanent ctrc
hc above dgstesfs. The E'est sktpfie1I have become
Ia ntcs' saagssse rgtarrs ard pronounced Tho kfttf
B4fS4n 10 be tls5
ONLY RELIABLE HARBiNGEP or HEALTH
70 lEs NrFLlcrtr, EpgaY RrEaE.
Testimonials come uv from every track il has made
swollen ~.il expressions Of rratnde, for the relai
received NY IT'S usA. And In submitting th. the
L.ner Bgf,gE is recommended all those suffering IN.