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Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1854-08-26
RFFECTUALLy CURED BY @
5g5 DIR. Hi D d n L. A N DIS
CELEBRATED GERMAN zBI1TERS,
=. PREPARED BY --.i.s r

LEX. ~. M. "A u Il SON.
No. 120 Arch Street. Phaade1phia.
Their power the above diseases is exceled if
equaed by other preparation in the United States
the attest many cases. after sfu physicians had
failed. stt .I a@t=s5t - s-A- "
These Btters worthy the attention Of nvalids Pos
sessng great virtues the reccaton Of diseases of the
Liver and lesser glands exercising the most searching
in weakness and affections Of the digestive organs they are
wha, safe, certain and pleasant. .sl4
CO.. READ AND BE CONTINCED
Further Testimony from Missouri, IN tscor of HOOP
JACKSON. Philadelphia, acknowledges by all respectable
dealers TO be the eectual medicine use for the
cure of Li1er Complaint Dspepsfd, Nervous Debility,
and Disease Of the Kidneys. 8 3 asfza qf4#
W. H. Adams publisher Of the Argus Weston, Mo-, July
H. lS5 said: II last summer very low and weak
not to be able TO stand at the longer than at
time. tried bottle Of your German Btters which
100 miles from here to friend who had been sick long
time he has also been cured by them believe them to be
superior to any medicine in use'' .lH3@ ses e.
Henderson, Glasgow, No, August s. 1851 said /" Your
Btters beginning to go here. gave one bottle away
some ten days and it has been the selling about
one dozen bottles" .1Gt ss @7af
d. X. Harding st. Joseph, No. June 81, 1851, said:
our people appear know them have had them in
but "a hours and have sold bottles Please send another
lot Immediately"
DR.. P. A. Hetz Paris Mo-, March %, 1855 said "Your
Bters have given better satisfaction in all the where
it has been used, than any other medicine with which
acquainted
They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE and never PROSTATE the
system. -s 5Fs
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere W.
Sold in Thibodaux, by LAFONT 4 BLANCHARD, ?
Napoleonylle by WEBSTER & LORETTE,
J. Wright Co., New Orleans wholesale agents. [14-cq
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GAZE YOUR BROKEN WARE.
Ds oxen Glass, China Ware Be- can be firmly cemented
sdysons Diamond Cement, which is kept for sale BY
3tn t aaf. y II ]. s. FRI1EIL. y
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II OOKING GLASS PLATES
- Bring on your frames and have them filed witha
hne Looking Glass Plate, which can be had Of f3
loJ J. s. FRIZELL.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession Of Md,yuerite Aube't, wite Of james A
Seudddy and community.
SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou

Succession OF NdiYuerite Aubelt, aette Of james a.
Seudday and community.
SUCCESSION SALE.-State of Lou
~ isiana-Fifth District Court-Parsh of Lafourche.
In and by authority of the Fifth Judicial District
Court sitting and for said parish there will be offered for
sale at public auon by Nlaturin Bourg Sheriff and
fourche at the Court House situated of Thbodaux
on SATURDAY, the 10th day of SEPTEMBER 1854, at 10
O'clock NJ, the following described property, tow:
LOUISE, mulao girl, aged l6 years.
TWO CERTAIN TRACTS OF LAND or town lots situated
in the parish of afourche in the town of Thbodaux, de-
sgnaed and know numbers Q, and Al plan of said
town. lot No g. is bounded North by Bridget street, South by
lot No. 40 East by St Philip street. West by Focus street,
and containing thirty thousand hundred and twenty
superficial feet and lot No. 40 contains forty thousand
eight hundred and rtyve superficial feet less the South
eastern portion Of said town lot sold to Edward Murphy.
AND ALSO, the following lots described certain
plan made and executed by j. b. Grnage the First of
May, 1912.
LoTs No. IS, IS, a. 49, 49, 119, 100, I21, 22 1885,
I23, 1876.
TERMS CoNDIroNsLots No. % to 40 inclusive, and
ao lot No g. the inventory of said Estate accompanying
this order to be sold payable in one and three
from the day of sale Purchasers to furnish their notes with
James A Scudday, at the office of the Recorder of said
interest from the day property sold remain
specially morsaged and hypoecaed until finally paid.
Purchasers for To- credit to furnish notes satisfactorily
endorsed and payable at the office of the Recorder of said
parish and bearing eight per interest per after
maturity and the property sold remain specially morgaged
and hvpotlecated until final payment.
August sth. 1S51 I34tjs NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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Succession de Nasgme,ite Au5ert, epouse de ia

succession dc marguerite AMbeyf eD0se de James A.
ScuddGy, ct coAantundute
" ENTE DE oUCCESSION-Et de
la Louisiane-Cour du Cinquieme District-Paroisse
de La 'ourcke.
Au nom par autore de la Cour du Cinqu eme District
Judcire s&geant dams pour la parosse de Laouche,
il sera oiert publque par NJ Bourg, Sheriff. ct
cantenr dnment quaie ct assernente, la Maison de
Cour dams la vile de Thbod lux SAMEDI lie 16 de SEP
TEMBRE, 1854 IL heres, M la propriete suivante,
SAVIOR:
LOUISE muatresse agee de 16 ans.
DEUA CERTAINS MORCEAU DE TERRAIN de vile situe
dams la rosse de Laourche, dams Ia vile de Thbodaux,
desgne ct CONNIE Nos. 8 ct Al, plan de la
dite ve No g. est borne Nord par la Bridgite, Sud
par lie terrain No A. Est par la ST. Philip, Quest par
la Focus, contenant trente mile deuX cent vngt
deuX peds superficial ct lot No. 40 content quarane
deuX mile hut cent trenecinq pieds superhce moins
la partie Sud du dit terrain vendue Edward Murphy.
Ell AUSSI les lots suivan il sont decrt plan
ft execute par j. b. Grinage lie premier de May 1872
LOTS Nos Is, rs a. 22 49, 49, 120, 12l 122 49, 125,
1876
TERME, CoNpIToNs-Lots No. IS, 40 alss lot 26,
Pinventare de la te Succession accompagnant cete
ordre venues payable dams une deux ct ros m
jour de aequereurs fournissaa .rs bets
bonnie caution solare payable forre de James A. Scud
day, oce du Recorder de la dite paroisse chaque pale
port hut pour dinere du jour de ct la
proprete vendu specalement hypotheques usqu
Placement final Lacauereur pour la parte credit fourns
billet endosse satisfaction payable rofice du
Recorder de la de parosse poant hut du Pan dim
ere apres cheanee ct la propriee restan specalement
hypothequee jusqua pen ct parfait Placement.
[34tdsl NJ BOURG, Sheriff.
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Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
s JaEsaH<afCe,

CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
or TIE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROMA DLSORDERED
gti LIVER OR SIOJfAGU; G
OUCH as Constipation, inward Piles,
~ Fulness of Blood the Head Acidy of the Stomach,
Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food, Fulness weight in
the Stomach Sour Quotations. Sinking Ftterng at the
Pit of the Stomach Swimming Of the Head Hurried and
Difficult Breathing Futterng at the Heart Choking or Suf
VISION Dots or Webs before the sh. Fever and Dull Pain in
the Head Deficiency of Preparation yelowness Of the Skin
and Eyes Pain in the Side Back Chest Limbs &C., Sudden
Pushes Of Heat Burning in the FLESH Constant Inaginngs
Of evil, and Great Depress sion Of Spirits s
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EMILE LEONVAL,
ees. 81. g W a Els
CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDICINES.

THESE Medicines are prepared with
Il great and expressly for family use, and are the
result many years extensive practice in Philadelphia by
Dr.. SwAyNE.
NOTICE may be well to state, as defense from the
charge of emprcism that DR. H. SwAYNE has experienced
regular education in of the best medical schools in
Philadelphia has been attached dispensary in which
he served faithful term and has attended the Hospital
and Amshouse for years. all Of which offered ample OPP
pony for site into diseases in all their various forns
a. VEIL az the different modes of treating - =
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kOK SALE Oh hENI.-A large and
u cemmodious Dwelling, Kitchen, Out Houses, with an
excellent Yard and Garden Spot situated in desirable
Of the town. be purchased rented on accommodating
terms, by applying to [17-n] PERRIN 4 OLIVIER.
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PROFESSIONAL.

~ BELCHER Attorney and Caunsel'
" Tor at Ldac continues the practice Of his profession
in the Fifth Judicial District Office in Thibodaux Jell
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a aLOUER on 4 A. VENDRE.-U
N erande ct commode Mason, Cuisine, etc., avec uns
xceente Coure ct Jardn peut ee acheeeou ouee bon
s.ca9 an sadressant [17-f1 PERRIN Il OLIVIER.
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C. EWING. WM JENN
Drs. Ewing g. Jennings.
For Sale.

MRS. L. GOODE, will sell the lot on
v which she resides in Thibodaux This lot is large
and convenient and will be sold the most aceomoda
ing For particulars enquire of Dr. j. A. Scudday i'll
Thibodeux, of F. S. Goode, in Houma [25tfJ
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~ DIR. SWAYNE,S
COMPOUND Syrup of Wild Cherry!

THE WONDERFUL CURES performed by this invaluable
medicine, in Pulmonary Consumption, Coughs Colds,
Splitting Of Blood Liver Complaint Pain in the Side and
Breast Tickling Raising in the Throat and all diseases
of the Lungs and Breast have excited the establishment
Of all who have witnessed its marvellous effect there no
account Of medicine, from the earliest ages, furnishing
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4 s. GOODE, Attorney and Counsellor
at Laao will practice in the parishes OF Assumption,
Iafcurche, and Terrebonne. Jell
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l R. WALTER B. YOUNG has per-
H. manently located in Thbodaux, for the purpose of
practising the various branches of his profession He
pecy tenders his services to his old friends and the
public generally. He be found at all times when not
professionally absent at his office in the second story of the
Post Office building, Commercial Row. my2T1y
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-02

TIE GREAT RAILROAD TuSEEL.-We
yesterday paid visit to the great railroad
tunnel, now being excavated under Walnut
Hills. Two sets Of hands are employed;
one set working from six to six in the day.
and the other from six to six in the night.
The work has progressed much more rap
idly than was anticipated at the commence
ment The following figures in relation to
this great work have been kindly furnish
ed us by Mr. Goodin, an officer of the COM
pany.
The total excavation of the heading 1T
present, is $500 feet as follows NO. l, 500;
No. 2, $40; No. 3, 63O; south end, 4l0;
north end, $50. The total excavation of
bottom at all points is about 1000 feet
There are now finished about 1900 feet of
sidewalks, 900 feet of brick arch, and GOO
feet of the southern approach, over which
Beres ford's slaughter house now stands =
Five steam engines are employed in re-
moving material from the shafts and ap-
proaches, and the same number in fur
nishng fresh mir to the wos.men in the
tunnel. The distance in the shafts from
the surface to the grade is from 100 to 900
feet deep. The size Of the shaft is 20 by II
feet.
The progress of the work attracts much
attention and not day passes but many
strangers visit the spot. Occasionally some
Of the visitors venture into the shafts, and
view with interest the exciting underground
scene.-Cin. DAILY Times.
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Davenport, NJ y !2!h. 1853
FRUIT TREES, EvERGREENS, &c.
Averv &c


IVAEE now at th:ir Nursery. two miles south west
Of Burlington. ser, ar,-a quantity OF Apple and
Cherry Frees. Of Suitable size for planting Out in or
charis. Our Trees healthy. >iocky. well rooted
and vigorous, and consist principally Of such kinds
have proven IL bg the most valuable market Fruits in
III West together with other. recommended by tbs
of APPLES is the large and finest that have ever
1000 Rwles Janet. U,1UU Northern Spy. 10000 White
il, large quantities. graduated 20 suit the demaHd.-
Price ~ each. so per Ito per leo. or $40 per
ltnO, for extra size more in proportion.
CHERRY TREES--seyeral Thousand inc and well
grown Cherry Trees Of the ostarproyed sorts graft
Ell on Maxzard Heart Chcrr. stocks. Price 40 - ~
cents each. s35 per 1863 $3.50 per loco. For those
grated on Moriilo p cents each. OF Pear, Dwarf Pear
and PLAN. We have but limits supply 81 either OF
suitable size for tfnnsplantihg. Prise 80 cents each
Grape Vines, Qiuce bushes, Red Dutch tnrrants, &C.,
10 10 Is cents each,
EEERG REESS-Balsa.a Fir. Black Spruce, Hem
lock, Norwu, Spruce Red Cedar ami Amercail Atbor-
vita. Price from % cents u 81 30 each.
n F0ficrs prompt. attended II aid Fecs suosiali
TALLY packed for transportation
" F9We would particularly request those wishing 70
purchase. to examine our extensive stock, embracing.
over One Hundred Thousand well grown Trees Of suit
ahc size far setting ID Orchards We PERSONAL. pay
the strict attention 10 the propagation ana chiti-
Walton Of Trees in every Stage u III cir growth, ana
tom il long acquajntarcn with ta business have be-
come perfectly familiar With the peculiar habit aud
growth OF most 81 IN varieties cllas"t1theFeore
w consider no >tcongcr guarante1 n ne given.
Burlington, iuHi, Jan. lat, le5I-23 3i1
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.

1854. Spring Sales 1854.
A4 ssx l f4s@ CITY se s.sssa
CHILD, PRATT & CO,
Direc. Importers and Wholesale Dealers in For
eign and Domestic Hardware, Cutlery,
Guns, Rifles, &c,
Gii.e in -Esr Yort. - Ci.F s..
AZ y,faip Street, 81. louis, No.
WILL BE- in receipt, f,r sprg Sales. Of u the
w ltrg stocks and most complcc assortment Of
Goods in line offered in this market Import
ing all foreign Goods direct. and purchasing our
American Goods from the manufactures, Ct lowest
cash I7ices.} enabled to Offer Mere liants and
purchasers. Goods II as Low PRICES and as favor
abe terms any hnass East or West Our stock will
embrace Arg End very eomplet. assortmeht.o of
Agricultural Tools and Implements,
ofth" latest and most approved Kinds and qualities. Of
Hos, shovels aud Spades, Hamrs. Collars. Caaiiss
Ok. trrc ami othars, axesl. make. aud kinds Picks,
Natiock.. Sc. Sc.
House Furnishing ard Builders Hardware
Large and c"mpleic assortment If Locks. Latehes.
Butts. Hinges, Screws, Bolts. Birds Mai 81 lr!ni-
mings-"reai varsity.
Carpenters and Builders Tools
Planes, Saws, chi,e-. Augurs, Braces. Bts, Draw
ing Knives. Squares Troweis Gauges. B.yal' Hatch
etE, Hammers, Adzes, Board Bareh and Broad Axes,
GiHbles, Sc.
glaci,smiths' Tools, &C.
Bellows. Anv-. Vices. Hammers. screw Plates.
Horse Nais Shoes. Files and Rasps of Butcher and
ether tlahcrs--ail kinds and sizes.
Coopers' Tools
Large as sortment of Knives, Hoops, Pl mes, Sc.
Cutlery.
very large stack and assortment Of st eih"lmns
Butchers and others Jale, Pocket Pen. butcher and
Shoe Knives Razors Shears, Scissors, Laryers. c,
great variety.
Guns, Rifles. Gua Trimmings and kountirgs.
Single and D5,bia- Barrcl!rl English and German
Rfas Pistols, Mounngs and rrinmings-great va
iciy.
Together with \ general rrtme' Of other goods
usually kent In Hardware store Saws. every yaric-
IT, Mill. Cuts and Circular. ot b9st quality furnished
At manufacturers prices. Il Orders promptly filed
and forwarded
Feb .-.mo CHILD. PRATT s. 90.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

r,-IE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
soath,r., Markets large and we'll selected stoek
q goods all descriptions, in common use, consisting
o. by Goods. Boots and Shoes ltais aud laps,
glassware, Quecnswarc, Buffalo hooes,
groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp.
c rpat Chain. Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
q ( r. / 4 kanawha salt Hardware,
Nets ana Mill Saws Iron, al kinds, steel assorted
castings, Nails, all Kinds, Grnds,nes.
Woodenwarc. Live scetss feathers,fttsh * pah nm,
sole and Upper Leather, Wall rarer,
Willow Baskets. Paints aud Oils Dye Stafss, Nc.,
ubi h will be sold AT small advance Tor lah As
ints I'd kecpug every thing in common use. persons
Wal ing several articles obtain them on Front street
AZ Il Brick Store opposite the Mills Davenport Iowa
uns ., 1853 ~. ~ " noN law
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NONSENSE REBrKED By COMMON SENSE
The following sentiments are from two
different natures, though both Of one sex:
Marriage is to woman state Of slavery
1t takes from her the right to her own prop
erty, and makes her submissive in all things
to her husband.-Lacy Stone.
Marriage state OF slavery! Aye, but the
bonds are slken and easily worn. Marriage
is the sanctiicr of love-an institution
which acknowledges the right of woman to
be protected, and the duty Of man to protect
her. The Offices Of wife and mother are
not those Of slaves. What higher destiny
beneath the skies than to instruct the infant
mind in thoughts Of rurity' What holer
mission than t. sooth the turbid torrent Of
mans passions by a word--a !ook-a smile
II is to woman that this Worl; is given.
Woman in her vocation may cheer the tired
spirit, may lead hope to the Responding,
may whisper love TO the lovely-while man
may toll, and traffic, and fuss, and fret, and
grow savage. " 10 would exchange places
with him '-Wa WtatForth's J0uinal
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GUN STOLEN.

Y1ROM the Gunsmith Shop Of In. subscriber IN Main
II a doahte-barr,led shot gun, 81 'c-ec ton lock
with the nam, Robinson the iock plates, waved at
$40 Had on ii The time Of being stolen brown 10th
cover. Any giving information tll; VIII lead 10
. eanvieIon the tiet or Vie rCtbrn Of I've gun Will
h. Uper,lly reaarl.. NM. Y0JNtI.
Davenport, Fea. 18th. ji-ltttitw
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THRILLING INcIDENT.-At temperance
meeting ia Philadcphia, some years ago, Il
learned clergyman spoke in favor OF wine
as a drink. demonstrating it quite to his own
satisfaction to be spiritual, gentlemaniy and
hcalthfu. When The Clergyman sa: down,
a plain elderly man arose and asked the lib
crly OF saying a few words. Permission be-
nr granted. he spoke as follows:
a young friend Of mine (Said he) who
had long been incorporate, was prevailed on
to the Joy of his friends, to take the pledge
of entire abstinence from all that could III
toxic1tc. He kept his pledge faithfully for
some time, though the struggle with his hab,
it was fearful, till one evening, in social
party. glasses of wine were handed round.
They came to clergyman present, who
took glass, sayin. Il few words in vihdca-
ton OF the practice. "Well,'' thought the
voung man. .'if clergyman can take vine,
and Justify It 80 well, Why not j." )" he
took class. Christianity rcknd!ed his tie
rv and slumberng Appetite; and alter
rapid downward course, he died of delirum
tremens-a raying madman!N The Cd man
paused for utterance. and was just able to
add-"That young man was my only Soh'
aud the clergyman was the Rererend Do:tor
,cio has jaa addressed his assembly,"
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TIE usTRIAN GOVERNMENT FEEDING TIE
PEOPLE on IloRsE FLEsH.-An Austrian
correspondent ofthe n. Y T1n,as says:
We get a singular piece Of intelligence
from Vienna. The municipal government,
on the recommendation of the board Of
health. has authorized the sale of horse flesh
in the butchers stalls Of the capital. A
French paper says that in the present
scarcity Of provisions in Paris u similar step
might be aayantareously taken there. 4
correspondent ought to know everything, or
at least TO pretend to know everything: but
| am willing to acknowledge that this an
nouEccment has taken me by surprise.
was not prepared for It, and have never met
with anything in the course Of my reading,
which enables inc to give an opinion. or
venture suggestion on so novel topic.
| know. indeed that The police Of this city
take great care that no horse flesh finds it
Way into the consumption of the people,
hut this rather initiates against the suppo-
sition that the meat in question Is either
healthy or nutritious. Such an initiative
is in Keeping. coming from Austria. Fran
els Joseph can now take one more step in
that direction and authorize cannlba'ism.
Hunrarians and lombard Vcnutians would
doubtless be considered very good eating
by the fellow citizens Of iiaynau and kadet>-
XII In these hard times, the poor must be
provided for The introduction of these
cheap articles of food into the peoples bill
of fare is all act of enlightened bencyolence.
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Great Bargain In Lands.

THE lowing lands belonging to party DESTROYS Of
closing business in this State will be sold lew:
East haf North East quarter s-etion 50 Township 20
North. range East.
North We.tar North West qr. section % ,p. 50 ".
Rage !. East.
soGth aaf -oGth Eas ir. section ~. 20 North, r.
3 East.
$. Il. or. n. ". or. see. Is tp. % ", r.
l. hf. y. 4. or. see. 10 lip. ~ ". r.. +.
Apply TO COOK SARGENT.
Dec. is, 50
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1854; Drag>, Medicines, 1854.
Paints, Oils, Varnish, Window Glass.
GLASSWARE. PATENT MEDICINES, &c.

CssaEsgEsS. EsLGss s. GO,
Wholesale Deal SIS & s. Main S., St Louis, No.
EXCHANGE BCILFINGS3
ID E%PEG TFuLLY cali the attention Of .fert sanf$
IL If me NEST their Iamfnsr S'eci ~ GOoaS rcs-
ly FIR inspection. consisting Of
5000 packages Of Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals;
5000 kegs pure White Lead:
500 packages Tierman's celebrated colors
go barrels Turpentine;
100 barrels Tanners Oil pure:
$50 barrels Refined Whale Oil;
100 barrels Smiths celebrated Vacnishes;
1000 boxes by 10 Glass, best Pittsburgh brand;
5000 boxes Glass, from 10 BY l. up to 40 by go,
best Pittsburgh;
1000 boxes assorted GLASSWARE;
With u complete assortment of ALL OF HE PoPu-
PATENT MEDICINES al III day. The LINER
Al COURSE pursued by orr Ioust FIR Tue idst rT y,
cg- 6r. ararS j. sin rosttR.si. snd PROMPT II.
or / ASH CUSTOMERS will find IL grcttiy 10 N 'lr
INTEREST to purchase here, aswe An ahh ~
ii AS LOW as any JOBBlNG HOUSE ~ iht NJ
TED STATES fSh IL, iS'i--'ih
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Scott County Agricultural Society.

Tho ahov, Soc',. will hold its quarterly meeting al
the c urt Hun'c in Davenport. on Saturday the sih
Marsh next Tho society will assemble 1T 10 o'clock
A. NJ f,r tla trans tciion OF business. The meeting
and ctizcnswill rc-assemble ri O'Clock of day
to listen to an address from pr WRIGur, Editor of the
Prair, Farmer. OF thicago.
TA3 firnsrs and citizens generally are invited 10 at
tend By order Of the Society.
H. NJ. THOMSON, Prc.'t.
JAMES TEa1INGroS, Scc'y.
Cit. .pers please copy.
Fehy. Eth. le54.
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NEW FIRE..

ysEssRs. WEBB n SLOWER. Of Aibsng. \. Y. have
VI purchased the rrug Store formerly kept b, o. c.
Elfiridge- No. 20 East Second street. Davenport.
DIR. NEBn having had experience 10 the praetic: Of
Medicine. faitcr ourselves that will be enlb ed
to su the pablo in the article Of Medicine. We shall
Keep constantly nani all articles usually Kept liz
Drug Stores aud best quality. All riptions
and calls for Medicine will BE- attended with care,
that mistake will b. made, which is frequently the
case will, the inexperienced.
WEBB x SLOWER.
Davenport. Jan alst, lesi--wtrw-ly