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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
GEORGE L. NICHOLS.

u EAL ESTATE DEALER, Agent and Auction
IL eer-DAvESpoRT, IowA-Wiil transact a general
Commission business In City Lots--Lands, &e.
desra bic business Lots In the City Of Davenport:
Also many thousand acres Of land well selected and
dcsrably located the counties OF Scott, Clinton Mns-
catine, Cedar johnson, Iowa, Poweshiek Marshall and
Hardin: Price and terms liberal 10 settlers.
Office No Le Claire Buildings.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
5th Street.

+ OF No. 5, block IS, Corner Brady ard 9Th SITS;
IL . 9, block SIS, Corner Perry and 9TH =.
IS 10. block Sc. Corner Perry and 5th -
- 3, block 80 between Harrison and Ripley;
--6TH Strict
{. and g block IS, Corner Scott and 9Th:
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

READY MADE CL0AXs,
Fall and Winter Mantillas.
I AIDES in want of Cloaks or Mantllas would do
well to look at our assortment which we feel con-
hdeBt will please.
10NNETS.
We have Il splendid assortment Of SILK & SATIN
BONNETS, Of all coiors. We can sell beautiful,
silk Bonnet for SI,15 at
KNAPP g. REDMON'S,
No. 9 lie Claire Row.
Gloves and Hosiery.
I AIDES and Misses,
IL Mcnno,
Cashmere.
Lambs Wool,
and SILK Hose,
Alpaca Hose,
Kid.
Silk.
spnn Silk,
Cashmere,
Lists Thread.
with 4 full assortment OF other kinds at
KNAPP d REDMON'S,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
WANTED,

FINE aud SIGHT BILL on the East aud South 10
which the highest current rat will he paid by
Aug l6 McGREGOR. LANES 4 BLAKEMORE.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

ON Acres of Land Duck Creek ii Miles from
on Mississippi river. with large amount OF young
timber, W. 4 n. w. ar. Sec. l9--T. ss-R. T.
~ Acres in Sc IT'S RAE, very good dwelling and
j,) ont buildings, farm in high state of cultivation
400 fruit Trees Of many varieties. Price slO0 per
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
BOOTS. sKoEs AND CATERS,

for La DIES, GENTS MissEs. Bows and thiLrRES' SO
thstwe say without hesitation that We havr !as argssl
aud con pIete ssor;ment for sale IN ms Slshhy
REMEMBER riE Place. doors iroRi Ine os' oliee-
One Price, Ready Pay.
nsyaunort Oct. 81 #gl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
Dnvenport. Iowa. SEPT 18Th. Is5i.irw.tf

GREAT BARGAINS
NEW YORK CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
Wholesale and Retail
| XNE have just received the largest ard best as
| w sortment of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
ING, that ever brought TO this western country,
consisting in part OF the following articles:
American, English, French and German Broadclo;h
Coats. OF different STYLES and qualities
orercoafs, Beaver, Blanket Petersham, Pilot Cloth,
Union Cloth, Lions skin. Mohair.
| Double Goats of the same materials.
| Fall Coats Of satinets. Tweed. Cashmere, Doe
Skin, Cashmarettc and Jeans, OF every style
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of fine assortment of silk Cravats.
Stocks. Neck Handkcrehiefs Pocket Handker chiefs'
Drawers Undershirts, Hats. Caps Buck skin Gloves,
India rubber coats and pants, Trunks valices and
| carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts
| Shirt Collars. Also a fine lot of
BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods. Persons will find it to their inter-
est To give call before ur,hasing elsewhe
Store on Front Street. opposite Ferry Landing In
| DR.. Halls new building.
| BERLIZlIEIMER & FLEISCHMAN.
| Davenport. Sept. 10Th. le54.
FALL AND WINTER GO0DS!
O0DW ARD & HARRIS.
Are now opening at their
New store Rooha,
On Brady Street, 2 doors above the Pos Office
VERY large stock Of scasonabc Goods.
French and English Merinos, all Wool
|
Black Silks, Fop!ins,
Plaid Merinos, Ladies Cloth for Mantillas,
| Sack Flannels Ginghams,
Prints, Broche, Bay State and other kinds,
| Long and Square SHAWLS;
Embroideries,
Collars,
| Undersleeves,
| Habits,
Edgings and InsertinEs,
| Black Silk Lace,
Dress Tri@mings,
Dotted and Mourning Wells,
Linen Cambria Haudkerchiefs,
Bonnets, Ribbons,
| Marseille Quilts, &C.
very large lot of Hosiery
Wool Yarn of all colors,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Jeans,
Flannels, Cotton Flannels. Brown and blea'd
Muslins, Irish Linen, Checks, Carpets, &C.;
Yankee Notions OF all kinds.
Boots and Shoes, Glass and Queensware, Looking
Glasses. Groceries. &c, &c.
All of which having been purchased AT unusually low
prices, will be sold very low for CASA skort cred
e. Remember Brady y, Woon SSorS s|eTf The Post
| Davenport, Sept 26, 1854.
Wrapping Paper.
pntl bundles Straw Wrapping;
| 100 " Rag dltto
Shoe Paper Tea Paper F an4 ca. onns,e raper
Paper Ware Room, No I LIE Claire Bloek.
Fancy Dress Silks,
JUST EECEivED" FRoIs .UCT9cN.''
ennYARDs rich styles Dress sinks only 80 cts per per
I . s1 yard. These goods are the hardsomest and
bestfar the price ofany FANCY SlLks We nave ever
offered for sale.
ALSO
5 Lots of extra rich stripes at 10 cts.
s +" " wide high Laste Rich Plaids.
6 +" Rich Brocade new styles black.
4 I" new designs solid square :"
The above with great Variety of other
Silks may be found at
SMITHS VARIETY STORE
II Cor. Second & Brady SITS.
VIZ Il have q good assortmepIci
w TicSBgs,
Stripes,
Flannels,
Linsey's,
Sheetngs.
Linens, a..
KNAPP 4 FEnNos'S,
No IL Claire Row,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
LADIES CLOTH.
REMOVAL.

THE BOSTON SHOE STORE is now opened in
| the NEW Rooa next door to the corner of Brady
and second streets. This room was Gited up szprsss
" fer oar Rse, having all the eonvenienees whieh
sh u ID belong to No. SHOE SIoEE. More fmpsr-
faat than all other things have now completed our
IL
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
Small Farm for Sal
Accordeons ond Flutiuas,

lust received by Express from New York lare
81 and splendid assortment of Accordcons q fluina
which will be sold cheaper than offered in thi
.,nrt---. hN HOu SEL. at No , lie Claire Row.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
DAVENPORT MUSIC STORE.

NRANDALI. \ HIGGINS have just opened 4 "A
I ! assortment of Guitars. Ninliu-. Banjoes. Tam
rime, sc, &c Also every Kind OF Music Books D
IN use which they will sell very cheap for Cash al
: lie Claire Row Oct 81, isJ
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

DAVENPORT INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Life! FIRE.! and Marine Insurance!!!
Hartford Life Insurance Co.-Capial 100000
Of Hartford. Conn.
Knickcrbocker Fire Insurance Co --Capi,a Sl50,coo
OF New York.
American Mutual Insurance Co.-Capit 100000
of New York.
National Protection Insurance Co.-Capital $3.50, 900
of New York
The above Companies are MAaNuM Bosrn. with
Cash Capitals paid and in solosacp ADORE snspi0n.
Insurance be effected in the above Companies at
the m sst reasonable rates The motto Il these Com
panies is No repediatioBt
AMOS FINEFIELD. agent,
Octia No. ! Commercial Block.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

TALF Bound Blank Books; Day Books, Journals,
I Ledsers, Records, Dockets, Tavern Register, &c,
Just opened at
No Z lie Claire Block;
Ott-i W HOLMES & 60.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
For Sale,

o.en Acres u miio2 from Junction Depot
$50. :. North Of do
so" Wa'oott;
Ootl4 by WHITAKER & GRANT
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

T OTIS "a e. in Block &c Front Bird st. Cor
IL ner Farnam very near the Depot and lay hand
,omeiy. Also Lot No. In Block ~ 40 $50 wit
good frame dwelling, stable, Fruit trees &c. Prize
9 AGO.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01
City Lot on I'd Street

Lot No in Block 65 Side of end ST. between Rock
Island and Iowa ss. Has large double House of part
stone and part OF Brick with Frame all House rents
at $50 per month. viii sell very chcaply.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

(,LARloNETTS. Flutes. Fiageolcts. Piealows ano
y Flies al reduced prices at
No d Lie Claire Row. q n
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-11-01

[ IarCe and very fine assortment OF Rosewood Gut
- various prices rangin. from $500 "a w.
Also Nlolius from sevenyre cents TO Nv eniy Eve doi
lars nj Nos Clair. Row { * IL
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

6F We shall be very much surprised if the Northern fanatics and agitators succeed in cor rupting the minds of the people of the free States to any such extent as they seem to hope for. They anticipate, as the result of their labors, what they call "Northern party."- They propose to draw line of demarcation between the free and slave States and use. the numerical strength possessed by the free States to coerce the South into subjection to their i'm perious demands. We do not believe that respectable party, respectable even in numbers, can be formed upon such platform It can be congenial only to the tastes of the strong minded women and the week-minded men, Notwithstanding the ismas with which the Northern people are afflicted, the majority of them have too much practical common sense to rush madly upon course, the inevitable end of which would be disunion. Let such party be formed successfully, with numbers enough to control the legislation of the North, and no power upon the earth could preserve the Union short twelve-months.
 The remarkable quiet which pervades the entire South, the absence of all excitement upon these topics, which seems to absorb the public mind of the free States, should not de- ceive the North as to the real feelings of the people of the slave States. At no time since the formation of the government have they been so entirely cemented by common in- terest and so well prepared to resist the en- croachments upon their constitutional rights. Louisville Times
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
Agents for the True Democrat

V. b. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent is I'll, oTH0RzED AGENT for this paper the cities of Boston New York; and Philadelphia and duly empowered to talk. and subscriptions at the rates required bv us II receipts win be regarded as payments His Offices are 3OSTON, scollay's Building; NEW YORK Tribune Build ng; PHILADELPHIA, N. w. corner Third and Chesnu treets. ~ ~
 w. H. MCDONALD, New York city.
 5: F. F., COHEN, Philadelphia, Pa.
 GARLEN SILVEY, Jackson county.
 A. J. HAYS, Ashley county;
 U. w. JEFFREY, Mount Olive lizard county.
 K. |. PHILLIPS, Washington, Hampstead county; y; Il. MlLEHAM, Franklin county;
 Wm M: BOWERS, Fayetteville;
 EDEoN InGN IGCRER Baesville, Independence county; ELIHU RANDOLPH, Desha county;
 JOHN M MlrCHEL, Gainesville, Green county;
 VIM; pa;,,tI R. CAIN, Pocahontas Randolph county; LEWIS SUTFIN, Bolver, Poinsett county;
 ROOF H; HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; J. S JORDAN, Monticello Drew county;
 nHO'S RIGGS, Postmaster Richwoods lizard county GREEM GM; M ? eAN I NALkENBURGH Warren, Bradley co L: L. B. EENABLE, Van Buren county;
 JOHN .HAVIS Bradley county;
 z: II. JACKSON, Mount Penson, Jackson county; ' wv: M A; MIRA STANFORD, IECI Saline county; A. J. BROOKS, Blooner, Sebastian county: JAMES M. MONTGOMERY, Lewisvle Lafayette CD Capt; " LANDERs, Sulphur Rock, Independence co ". $. YOUNG, Dover Pope county: VI THOS F. AUSTIN, Melville Marion county: J.. " BERNARD, Norostown, Pope county; JAS k. BERRY, P M., Huntsville, Madison coun,y; JAS N JOHNSON, P. M., Friendship Saline county; v; Ti,GG b: SM LEi Sweetvlile, Crtenden county; JOHN ": FULLERTON, Hot Springs; ROB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store Ouachita county: Dr. L. L. MARTIN, Long View, Ashley county; N. L. BAKER, Fulton county;
 JACOB PATE P. M., Pleasant Plains Indenendence co k. l.. CARGiLE, Conway county.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
BELLS! RELISH RELIS,,,

'HE subscribers manufacture and keep on hand a
 Il large assortment of Bells suitable for Churches Academies. Factories, Steamers, Plantations. etc mounted with their improved Hangngs the most eff clent in use Their establishment has been ir opera ton Thirty Years having turned out nearly 10 900 Bells averaging 800 lbs. each; and its patterns and process of manufacture perfected together with re cent improvements that it's Bells have an unequaled They have just received-Jan., 1S54-the FIRST PREMIUM Ca silver medal of the Worlds Fair in New York, all Bells from this country or Europe Having large assortment of Bells on hand and be- ing ln immediate connection with routes in all direc- tons. either railroad canal river and but hours rom New York, we execute orders with dispatch Address \. MEN NEELY,S SONS.
 May 23. 1854 1v West Trov Alhanv co V
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

A PRINTER IN THE PULPIT.-Mr KAvA- WAUGH, one of the recently elected Bishops of the M E. Church South, is practical printer, and was, several years since, an editor in Ken lucky. There are but few schools equal to the composing room, if its advantages are taken hold of by the learner of printing with proper spirit. The words of the matter placed before him for composition, as we'll as the ideas and principles of t, will be implanted in the mind by the processof type-setting, for in transferring the matter to type the printer divides every word into letters, into syllables, into sentences and finally reads over the entire article to in- sure its accuracy. A young man must be dull lard indeed, if, with this training he fails to be-
 come thoroughly acquainted with the structure of the language. Many, we know, fail to make this acquaintance, just as many persons fail to seize the tide of fortune occurring in their affairs
 We have no personal knowledge of Mir. KAvA- WAUGH; but we shall be greatly astonished if he does not reach the highest honors that scholarship can bestow. MT. K. is not, however, the only printer in the pulpit. Rev. JESSE B. FERGU- SON, of Nashville, is thorough printer; and his mindis largely indebted to the art for it's strength affd versatility. He is most eloquent divine, and, albeit a young man, he has already acquir- ed national reputation for eloquence and suc- cesstul oratory.-Memphis Eagle and Enquirer.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

A Cool ONE.-"S Sony, where syour father?'' Fathers dead, sir.''
 Have you any mother?"
 Yes, had one, but she's got married to John Danklin, and don't be my mother any more, 'cause she says she's got enough to do to tend to his young 'uns."
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
M MASONIC Monthly and Week. MI ty puhjioofiopS Son +bo,,, 4,

MASONIC Monthly and Week. -sf1s.< 1Yl ly Publications.-Southern & &YAAW~ Western Masonic Miscellany Charles r.ZAwG ton. s. C. A. G. Mackey, editor mon 15SgzssSS. thly, price s in advance.
 S~% Freenason's Magazine, Boston, Mass
 c. W. Moore, editor, price s2 in advance v, Masonic Mirror and Keystone, Philadelphia. Leon Hyneman, editor, weekly. s2 in advance. American Freemason, Louisville Ky Robert Nor ris editor, twice month, S1 in advance. Subscriptions to any of the above will be received by Albert Pike, esq.,, or at the Book Store of
 JNO. E. REARDON, agent. Also New TrestIe Board. adopted by the Grand Lodge at its last session. parts in one Vol Mackey's Lexicon of Frecmasonry. Mackey's Ahiman Rezon.
 Stewards Freemasons Manual.
 The Analogy of Ancient Craft Masonry to natural and revealed Religion by Scott.
 May 23 JNO. E. REARDON
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

0FA story is told of Western man, who went into Indiana to buy drove of horses, and being absent longer than he had promised, ex- cused himself by saying:-"I tell you how it is, squire; at every little darned town came to, they wanted me to stop and be president of bankt'
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

GY- A mother in San Francisco cured her little boy of swearing by washing out his mouth with soap suds every time he had profane word in it.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

OT Recently there has been sale of land near St. PauPs, Minnesota, at $275 per arce Just one year ago 1t was bought at BIO per acre
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
Blacksmith Tools.

D Blacksmith Tools. -Eagssss THE undersigned has now in store fine assortment of blacksmith tools, among winch will be found the following: best Nashville bellows, assorted sizes; best mouse hole Anyils; :" Screw Plates,
 '' Stock and Die; ,a TT Cotton Key Vice; l2 Hand Hammers assorted: 6 Sledge men are offered very low Call and examine before FoW,Siiaslng, A. J. HUTT.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
T H E TRUE DEM0CRA T,
to dfnotrafg foran anb 9mest hs, ymetd ymgrpbmns,
received, from Baltimore and

IyU>ORACCO.-Jus received, from Baltimore and Philadelphia. 35 boxes Virginia manufactured Tobacco; r '' Gold leaf, very superior article: | s " Luscious Luxury; | Fine Smoking;
 I barrel do and for sale by
 May 28 TUCKER & ROSS. NCLOTHING! CLOTHING!! Just received N from Philadelphia black Alpaca Sacks, Plain Gingham and black Satinett Sacks, E Black cloth sacks, double and single breasted:
 Superior white linen drill pants, black doeskin cas- smere do black cloth bombazne and white marseills Vests fancy cottonade grass linen and planters sacks and frock coats black silk black satn fancy silk and fancy marseills Vests; for sale by | May 23 TUCKER & ROSS. I IQUORs! LIQUORS !!---ypst received from | L Cincinnati and Philadelphia. ~ 9 barrels Deans superior whisky; 55 half barrels: '' {. {" 25 barrels Wilshires: s 25half barrels; ss 3 barrels sweet Malaga wine; l2 kegs superior American brandy: 4 kegs Cherry brandy; boxes Sparkling Catawba wine; % superior Champaign |" quarts and pints 10 boxes fine Claret wine; 2 '' W White wine: quarter cask old Maglory brandy. very s,,- perior article for medical purposes For sale by
 May 30 TUCKER & ROSS. TRY GOODS.---Just received from Pb;ladel- U pha few packages of Dry Goods, cosnistinp of
 300 pieces Prints; 40 {" Ticking; 60 Osnaburgs, white, striped and drilled | 30 |" Denims: 20 |" Cottonades;
 40 Kerseys; 20 James;
 bales Brown Domestic;
 :. Drills;
 9 pieces Bleached Domestic;
 very fine Black Cloth;
 "' '' Doeskin Cassimere:
 Berages, Muslns, Lawns, Black and Fancy Silks, etc.. etc.
 We will in a few days receive from New York and Boston, 8 very extensive stock of Dry Goods Hard ware. Queensware, Boots and Shoes which being ad- ded to present stock will make it the largest ever brought TO this city.
 We respectfully invite those wishing to purchase goods in city to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere If we cannot sell them goods we will take pleasure in showing them our stock.
 May 30 TUCKER & ROSS
 .BNONLY ONE.E LUST received per steamer Tuba, one splendid and fine tone Rose Wood Piano Forte, six and threequarter octaves from the celebrated manufac- tory of A. Richenbauch, Philadelphia.
 It is great Bargain.
 may tt At FUITON'S.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
Office Cairo and Fulton K. R. Co..)
 Little Rock, May IS, 1854 I DUBLIC NOTICE is herehy given to tn.


 Stockholders of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company, that in obedience to order of the Board of Directors, call of five per cent is made upon all stock subscriptions heretofore made payable on or be- fore the first day of August next to WA B. WAIT. Esq, Treasurer of the company, the agents of the company appointed to solicit stock subscriptions or to either ot the Directors who are hereby authorized to receive and receipt for the same.
 Monthly returns must be made to the company-the dates and amounts received, specified the retun should conform with the receipt issued.
 Blank printed receipts will be forwarded in due sea- son. ROSWELL BEEBE, President B. c. HARLEY, Secy of the Go.
 Whereas, In the judgment of this Board, call on the stockholders of five per cent ostock subscrip hons will be necessary to the successful prosecution and completion of the surveys of the Cairo and Full ton road and to such contingent expenses of the company as will be likely to occur therefore
 Resotyed That all instalment of five per cent on all stock subscriptions heretofore made shall be paid on or before the first day of August next and that the Pre- slden cause notice thereof to be given in three news papers along the line of said road and prescribe the form Of TecelPt to be given therefor. May 23 II. The Washington Telegraph Arkansaw Traveller and Arkansian will copy until Aug l.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

~ ETNA INSURANCE CO.,, of Hartford, Conn.
 THOMAS K- BRACE, President. I. A. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
 The subscriber, agent for the above companies, is prepared to receive applications for Fire Risks on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture and pro- perty generally, at current rates. r..., VIM. B. WAIT, Agent. Little Rock. May 30. 1854 lot
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
THE TRUE DEMOCRAT
10 E W O R x

oa facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can pc surpassed by printing establishment in the countrv
 we nave Procured at of sixteen hundred dol iars one of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines which and at very low prices. f y
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
VAN RUREN FLOUR

VAN BUKEN FLOUR. JUST received 3,00o lbs Van Buren Flour. equal if not superior to the best St. Louis Give it trial May 23 A. J. HUTT,
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05
SADDLERY! sADDLERY!

UST received by the undersigned. a large and well selected stock of saddlery, comprising Mems saddles in great variety;
 Womens' ss
 Brides, martingaes saddle bags surcingles. and everything in this line usually found in stores in this place Purchasers would do well to give him q call before purchasing elsewhere for he is deternned to sell cheap and at one price. A. J. HUTT. May 9'54
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

{ (fOPYENG LETTER BOOKS.-3OO. 800 and N TOO pages, superior article, paged and alpha. beted, just received at the Book Store of
 May g: 1854 JNO. E. REARDON.
The true Democrat., 1854-07-05

.H ONL1 ONEs.Ear JUST received per steamer Tuba, one splendid and J fine tone Rose Wood Piano Forte, six and threequarter octaves from the celebrated manufac- tory of A. Richenbauch, Philadelphia. It is great Bargain.
 may 23 tf At FIJI, TONS
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-05-12


roueultY ait " ct s-udr "a note uhirstur To- t,uf
pufins Roie,Rgs linmhap Rssas Siice" Tie gen
usnan could not be acquainted with Tie article. We
could hsflls krtp huusr lihul 10 his NAyi Il &. one
81 The bnsi iinEs tof hufns, hrui-o- wounds and
~ ntucf aesh diseases. - ulurir- II any knd, thai
Ne know ~ We saw young mans hand and wrist
hEdif bitten and mauFied b. dog. u suddenly be
came ~ olled Ahd panied hn icnhiy. lie hid Hdnuc
uptn Refhsg'. Hsssta Sl'fr, aHl by the morning
thr swelling laa nearly csa.rd, aud the pain and m
nainmatioa had s-a lciiiho wounded hand aud wrist
and ~ sasiu healed. fpr tfurn. u has na superior.
u is nat The intention Of the editor admit adycr
ussnrHts pans Of any afttcc whlth !. boz 81 pahic
81 i,rs8ts utility and ksfdag7f Has.ia sars - al
niast beyond value % ulusr wh' have no remedy uf
physieiah a. hand especially ben members ~ fam
iB an burned - wounded. The antirv We Wfoie with
out pay, OF ne knowledge 81 the propnetL
New Song 10 ." Home Tune"
~ nd covered remedies much yoli ma, haye,
bui ~ What yea ni, ihsf' - noughi ike Nlusi
fr.m Rsss.a ~ named, aud wherever yuu ram,
N"u'il nua us t'ie remedy uini Ffifcd at bamo.
cham frnm She fkies serins Do dA eli in each box
And faiks e. o. Efuutsa's o. hoy u, in fioekr,
lu hru-o- - ilr-h UoaHds, cts and safts ~. snIu
u yaa " ili bat arca IT., II a. u he inr cure
HEDDING q CO., Proprirtors, Hosion.
r,,id ~ POND q MORSE, Wholesale Agents. soid
also hy nnnggrsu generally. llni3