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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-18
MEDICAL NOTICE
DISSOLUTION

UISNOLITION
I>ilE Copartnsr-bip of W. Books g. BRo.
i is this day dissolved. Persons having
business with the hate firm, will please apply to
WIN. Brooks for settlement
WIN BROOKS,
J. w BROOKS.
W Books. J. W BRooks and H. T. Ma
bRY, will continue the business at the old
stand Of Brooks q Bro, where they will be
pleased 10 serve their friends and the public
generally on the most accommodating terms.
The Recurring, Formard,nR, and Commission
business, will be continued by the undersigned
BROOKS, BROTHER, a. MABKY,
Iufu,snn Trana Inn. [ lhhl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-18

In New Jersey during las year, there
were 1851 deaths; l2,lO7 births, aud
,3ss marriages.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-18

JOHN d. SCOTT n co.
Mes % Murray and ~ Warren streets,
New York.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-18
4 Good Tim q

4 Good Time
LNOR those indebted to the undersigned to
i come forward and settle. They are heavy
losers by the late disastrous ffe, and need every
cent tina, is due them.
They are to be found n, the brick store, No.
II 0s rHr LEvEE, where they have been since
the fire, prepared to receive their dues, and pay
all their demands,
ROBERT DONNELL & co.
Shreveport, April 80. 1888, ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-18

T. > JACKSON sam TBIuU.
JACKSON 4 FRiOU,
- Common street 81
Fashionable Clothing. and Cents Furnish
ing Store,
New Orleans
TINE above house has constantly on hand a
1 large and elegant stock of the above
goods, manufactured 20 order, and winch they
viii sell upon as favorable terms as any house
in New Orleans They respectfully solicit the
patronage Of their Texas friends, Persons VIZ
ting the city will please drop in Mt their cstab-
lishment. Recollect the number - Common
street. jan Bay
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-03-18

w A. HANNEN q co, successors, to
W. j. Brewster) Who;esaie Dsicars IN
French and American HAS, Caps, Stran Goods,
Umbrellas, dc, No. II Common ST., n. Orleans.
Jan. 10, 1s5i. N3n2s-lv
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
French Republican Wit.

a scene took place in Paris during the
late revolution, al one IT the Club Meet
irrs. which J. rather characteristic u the
mixed rayeiy aud ferocity u the French
Character. TIE following il copied from
IN English paper, tie editor Of which no
doubt. was an eye witness:
An ardent Republican, in addressing tht
meeting vii, more than ordinary violence
worked himself M to such a pitch ef rage
against aristacrats. monarehists, aud con-
snira.ors against tile Republic that he at
length exclaimed. THE Republic will not
be safe till at least 100000 heads have
fallen. THIS proposition was received
with loud nurmurs, and cries Of : Turn him
out.'' but at length one Of the members rose,
and said. The sentiment IS noble and
patriotic one. should Ike to have a lock
III that citizens hair Loud applause to!-
lowed. and the lock ef hair was promptly
in the hands of the hernandez. Presently
another aamirer Of patriotism expressed his
wish fora portion OF the citizens locks and
hundreds followed Tha end Of 1t was that
the ardeet democrat. who was so anxloa,
for 100000 aFistocratic heads, was turned
out Of the meeting without single hair on
his own.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS &C,
vsrv rxssns;vs Stock of Choice Family Goods

we have made our purchases, this spring, Unusually
In f and Varied aud cheap. We therefore would call
Ia, a. alton OF all and especially strangers settling
ms. ,,1lfF
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The Caprice Of Fortune.

We know nothing that better illustrates
the caprice OF fortune than the following
letter " hieh is published in the New YORK
Pick, edited by Joseph \. Ssoytile. former
IL private secretary to John I. calhoun,
whayauches for lis authenticity. how siia-
onlar and esentlal has been the lie OF the
individual TO whom it relates:
Cu.eIrsras. S. {. Feb. -, 1884.
Dear Sir: Can you put me IN the way oil
makinr a small collection III you eah Nea
will ehl,ce me; the circumstances are THESE
Somewhat about the year 30 or SEA- gem
tlemanly person stepped into merchant
tailoring esiahlishnc 1t. where | happenea
Is be clerk. [under the Astor House, Broad
way. New York and bought oi me a
pair Of straw colored KID gloves. am ! ~
i;,ea that ~ had a beautiful hand, aud Was
nar.isular about the lit liz was very pol1te
\ sna snake indifferent Engl.shi h. mace
daily visits aud purchases, At last he thought
4 ,heaper Is bus hy the dozen, anu select
\ cd twelve pair. SIZE IL, lemon eaiorea
kias. But who could reuse such = gen.
,leman credit could not and Is ne had
I'll. two five franc pieces, | Willingly gave
him trust, and have never seen hlh since.
4 incurred Of the book keeper at the ohaee
"a 1esA~N y
i Of the Asior Hause, who ny Very couf-
icons customer vas, and vas told that ne
vas gentleman from France, somewhat
in difficulties, and that his name was Louis
Napoleon IEsquire,l and that ne eeionse -
To n respec,ahle family and no doubt would
one day nav M. | have since heard on tue
authority OF Mr. Punch, an Englshmaa,
that this same gentleman is now residing
in par.s. and is doing coed business
Can You kind Mr, Pick. put meln the way
oflet;ing him know Of my bill, Tor the a.
maurt vas deducted from my salary, "
nv then employers. and as | owe several
tailors bills myself. and they are dunnIne
me hard your kind attention viii oblige
very respectfully, ,.,rns
Private, P. S.--The foregoing Is SUP,
sian;ially true. The writer OF this has Oh
ton taken BY the hand, as we'll as receiPted q
good many bills for Joseph \. sco'tlie
rsl.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

At &C ial meeting at the Of house De.
nocratic Senator in Washington, one day
fast week some Of the company are speaking
rather coatemputoasly OF President Pierce
Senator Seward, who was present said;
You are wrong gentlemen to speak dis
parageHgiy ofPresident Pierce; he has done
one th.ng which none Of you could have ac-
compIshed"
w hat is thatt" was asked Oh all sides.
Why replied Seward, be has given Dig
nlty to the administration Of John Tyler, bY
the contrast Of his own"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

One ofour exchanges contains the fol.
lowing marrisge
Married On Tuesday. the 23d inst. by the
Rev. Clay Roui1er, Mr.. Andrew Horn, Ia
Miss laIa Parker, President Of the Young
Ladies' Temperance Society.
We have copied the above with extreme
regret. We are very sorry that the charm
ing bride has forgotten her Obligations IL
tie cause, and gone back 10 the world
However, we respect her for the good she
did when zone Of u.s. and cheerfully wntc
her epitaPh, now that she is no lqnger one
Of us:
E@tf Ja}5a u - tefap.rata maid.
Preached isGperaHee ditlles night and ui ,ra,
Bat stu Der wick I'd az lei4G0rs sid
NAl bfokc her pledge aud TOOK Horn
yfatfaHak Temp. Ds gan.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

TIE CRY or GLASGOW The Europa
brought no news OF the missing steamer,
City Of G lasgow, and there is great reason
Ia 4s~ay abs sn- ir4rv PRESIDENT, ItIt none to
tell the tale Of the disaster Il is probable
that she vas crushed by the TEE in terrific
gale. which occurred about the Ith of March
Previous 70 that date the steamship Baltic
encountered ice fur several days. and to get
rid Of which, she changed her direct course
and went south several degrees. She had
but just got clear Of the ice wher the above
gale commenced. and uautical men on board
agreed, that no ship in the Ice could have
withst0od the storm. The CITY of Glasgow
left Liverpool on the lst Of March. and
consequently, on the llth, must have been
within four or five days sail from Phladel-
phia, and this would have brought her in
the neighborhood of the ice encountered
by the Baltic.-GqeaG Ga..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

The FDIToR AE-EsT,-Thc editor Of the
Elk County ia. Advocate is now absent
on q visit to Philadelphia During his
absence the boys have been editing the
paper. The following is i sample Of their
style:
when cur believe cashier went away.
be said: boys, ii you want any money, you
must collect that due on the paper as
have got only enough to take me to Phlla-
delFbia and buy the city if like it. Well,
we did collect what We could. We have
raised one quarter. twenty-five cents and
two shillings, cash, money, gold aud silver,
in one single piece, and that is all the
money We have got, and we don't know OF
another cent due to this estahlishm ut
We leave il to our readers to say how much
this will do towards buying the clothes and
yictaals' for large family, aud Keeping
body and soul together Of two hungry
devils for two weeks. W. are all printers,
used 10 bard fare, having, ever since We
learned the trade been accustomed to
drink water aud 60 naked, but We can't
staryc."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

COOP BoTs.-It is noticeable fact that
the three gentlemen who haze last held the
office Of Mayor Of Lynn, including the pre-
sent incumbent, all graduated from the first
class ofthe High School in that city. in
the same year, and all proceeded at once to
take seats upon the shocmaker's bench to
learn the respectable calling to V hich LINN
o"es much Of It's prosperity, and Of which
It's richest and mo I Influential citizens
have too u,uch good sense to be ashamed
Sz!tm Ga@
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

TAKING IT HAED.-Some members OF
the Senate who voted for tie Insane land
bill, take the Presidents veto quite hard
They think it was no light thing for him to
veto bill that he'd passed Congress bv
votes in both Houses Of more than two 10
one They wilt to grin and bear II ,
though, uniess they can pass Il ugan bv
Constitutional majority Dubuque Demo
crGt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

FUNNY how those little boys gotinto the
Concett the other evening by passing of
one Of them a. PnPi! from the Blind Asy-
lum, and the other a. biz conductor. "Here
are the stairs, Billy! Step high, Billy. step
high" Wei they did step high and toler-
ably qlich in the motions III taat, and
poor Blind William received bis sight by
the time they reached the Senate Chamber
That pair vii get along in the world if
the Asylum" at Fl. Madison don't claim
an interest in their uliections,-Iora Citg
Rep.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

Since those abomiuable 5rorn wells have
come mug fashion we have been compelled
e Jay ASIDE half OF our natural poltcucss,
ana " u impossible 10 tell oar own wife
rom somebody else's, therefore We are
ooliged TO pass on without even touching
our hat, for fear of, mistakes. If vol,
are handsome, don't deprive Us or the luEgrv
to gaze upon your dear face: bat If ugI;.
put on brown veil-I9rq Ga.elte.
Them's our sentiments.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
STRAW KIDS.

Private, P. S.--The foregoing Is sub
stan;ially true. The writer OF this has Oh
ten taken BY the hand, as we'll as reeelPted
good many bills for Joseph 4, Scof'lie'
-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

SIMPLICITY OF CHiLD.-A sweet lit
tie girl in New Haven, only three years old
was promised one evening by her parents
that she sh ould accompany them 10 Bos-
ton the next morning She was much e.
lated at the prospect Of their journey. and
when she had finished repeating her little
prayer, as she laid down sleep, she said
with The most exquisite simplicity, Good
bye, God-Good bye, Jesus Christi am
going TO Boston in the morning,'-Er-
change.
We doubt the simplicity. Il seems TO Us
the height Of wisdom.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
DR. j. Il. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATH0LlC0N,
For the Relief and Cure OF Suffering Females

1T stunts pfe-eln
fnet,Ifor It's cur
az, now srs In all
~. .Ii.ras far
w.. y h,.h il i recon.
'n.,a, usually
,t,.1
- soNr4 Hsts.
IN ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

4 Polish physician at KaluCat has made
curious and important discovery Of species
Of camera, or optical telegraph, by which
perfect reconnaissance could be effected AT
an incredible distance. II could be used
on horseback, and the Turks had as many
as 100 persons employed in this way about
them
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
FRESH ARRIVAL.

/ IIsr received from New York lot Of choice Gro
81 eeries. consisting IN part ~
l aoS Ralstrs; Figs; Pruncs; AimpndS
IL 1nfrant.. English Nalnst.; Spice; Pepper
,4n.rr. Maee; SHtmegs: loves,
4 CINNAMON; Said oil; Yrast powacrs;
Mustard. lo@Mu0is MaddsF' sA!rllhhc, itiIN''
f Alum; , Ittfe' NnlPhur', I. ~ N"''t
Maskrrcl in Bills hlf hhls. aud Kegs;
salmon in kits; Cod hsh;
For = Il by H. DALIELl,,
. -. d Front II.
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a Move, Incident.

u THIS port last week from Buiiaio, took On
board at the latter place an Elephant and
several other animals 10 ba landed at Mi
waukee, t. JON travelling menagarie.-
The huge Traveller pra.el rather an ugly
customer oil board OF the boat. Il appears
| that Oh the passage. tie wheelman sudden
II found difficulty in changing the boats
course. For, tug and pull. and bear on a.
much as he would, tho wheel would not bulge
/ an inch.
Port heIm.' cried the captain.
"-iye, aye, SIR responded the helms
man.
But still the helm was 'hard a-starboard,
and the boat was taking turn into the mid
die Of the Lake. The captain swore, and
the mate made fer the wheel-house. Push
ing the man aside, he took hold himself
1t was CT no use. The mate was no more
successful than the wheelsman.
Port helm, for Gods sake. Can't you
see where the boat is goingl" shouted the
captain.
The mate declared that something was
the matter with the wheel, as he could not
H. The thing was perfectly inexPlIca-
BILE. The engine was stopped, and master,
mate, and all hands went below 70 see what
could be the matter After a search Of
some III nutes, il was discovered that Mr.
Siam. the Elephant ofthe menagerie, not
liking the noisy rafting OF chains overhead,
had takea iron hims iii the responsibility Of
giving ncH turn to affairs. With his
trunk wound around the chain, he vas hold
ing on with the grasp Of vice, and i was
with some difficulty that the keeper per-
suaded him that such liberties could not be
allowed II i said that he behaved quite
we'll during the rest Of the voyage Cbic7-
DO Tlt5une
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

Mr. John Hancock, nephew Of the patri-
Of Governor Hancock. and occupant Of that
wei known mansion. "the Hancock House, =
WINE y, walking cut on Sunday evening, in
host9n' accidentally made missteP, and
l@t Gown apassagr way in Samersetstreet.
.tae}aring his skull 50 THAI he died soon al
forwards.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
LAID For SALE.

~. acres Of very desirable ard excellent land. Sta.
Dt atad on the Moscow roRd, 3 miles from town. &c
acres broke for sale cheap for clsh. Apply
SILAN GLASPELL,
] mic below Bav en- urt
Ant. aEti. lL5t
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LAND AGENCY

Ders0ns wishing % sell their farms or cit! property
L can be accommodated bs
Oct "A. "a. tru II A. G. FULT IN.
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Uaimproved Lands for Sale.

GENERAL thousand acres uuiEProFGd lard for sale
y in scott. Cedar and johnson Co.'s. tor sac on
very reasonable terms. Also = number of farms in
scott county. Houses and lots "a tbc etty and ew
desirable building tots. reasonable terms and long
T. c. FADs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
Try GOODS, DRY GOODS!
CHEAP FOR CASH.

III subs"rbcFts tU tJ with well selected stock
q D'y Goods, consisting Of Hosiery. Fancy foods
Of IA. best qualify. syla Ar. lie has selected them
vita rsfsrnuc,. giving satisfaction and not for sale
MISUNDERSTANDING embarked ia the business pyrmaucH}-
!! and dCtCrulHed To- sell cheap: give a. trial and
y" have no DOUBT you viii be pleased, Gail II his new
store On Main between Front ana Second street,
JAMES a. TELFAlR.
HavrHPVh, jarch IGlh, lt54.
NO. MackeroI IN and gbls for sale st
~ Iuh Ia DALzELL's.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
NEW FIRM

JIgssFs. WEBB& SLOWER. Of Albany. y. J.. have
vi purchased Ihr brUg store formerly kept by u. G.
k.dudge. 80. ~ East second Stract- Davenport.
DR.. " EBB having had experience IN the pfaetict "
Medicine. Aal oursrig es iiga viii ba rHai e
- suit th public 10 the article of Medicine we shall
keep constantly hand al articles usually kept p
Drag stores aEd OF tEe bet quality All prescriptions
ana calls for Medicine will be attended u with care
inat mistake Viii be made, which j. frequently iiae
1I>c Will the mex pcTIe4cci.
WEBB y SLOWER.
L-L--L.--. In - - I..L---.Lr-.-IN
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HOUSE AND LOTS, AND VACANT LOTT
For Sale by
PARKER & GRAMPTDN,

NO. 7 II ItNtTE NHl1.
HOUSES:
ON FRONT st. .cy cra store buildings and L. IS good
\ -tards;
~ i. s. neat dwelling house and lot ard several
bgdin. lots;
81 stag inry dwelling 2sS2G rooms and Aalls
Jfh @sy:f26 -
Gil 2rxt2 10
r. 81 ana LpG;
Dwelling fronting On Washington Square. besides
several others la different parts of .Ae cily.
Vacant Lots:
On .l ST. several fine hi>ines. lots;
. Ri one Ur two building lots; aisn
5lH ard 9TH A.. several Tots. Ard lots In lbe
suburb. ~ from ~ drAiraby located i1r res
idcnccs. Those Wishing tae ahvr- desirable fropa.t!
wli do y ell to rail- soon an
PARKER K or AMPTOS,
NH rs IGY,i Agents.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

I'VE hare pdiaP crtrElgr af'fB'fon to tba selection
w of r6iidteR's StoFs AID tsaiters
ChIldren-s u1,rr. E,cs;
Suk}R Tie slippers:
Light aEd Heavy Eu-J. l.. Boots:
ho-sath Boots. and trvl assured tital v
can supply the demand. ,,,,-sc,,.,,a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25

The Journal of Commerce., an undouoted
authority on the subject, has the following
statements concerning the progress otoPn-
ion at the South upon the long pending CUES
ton between the two great divisions OF the
Union:
a very intelligent and unprejudiced
gentleman, who has recently spent ser eral
weeks in Georgia and Alabama, tells Us
tha. the Nebraska question i fast transfer
inr the Union men If those States To the
ultra Southern party. lately called Seces-
sionists. He says the opinion Is gaining
ground there, and has become quite preya-
lent, that the only way they can live in
peace with the North Is to have as little TO
do with them as possible. They say that
very many Of these at the North who ap-
peared TO be their friends in 1850 and 1881
have deserted them on The Nebraska cues
ton, and that those that are with them On
flat may desert them at the next time of
trial. Ia short, they are convinced that
they have nothing 10 hope from the North
not even faithful performance Of the
stipuiaiions OF the Constitution-but must
RELY upon themselves"
Probably these z ntlemen who are con.
WINGED that they have nothing to hope from
the free States would be treasured if the
North would peacefully resign Nebraska to
the curse Of slavery and pay a hundred nil
lion to add Cuba 10 the Union az a slave
state. We fear they viii have 10 wait a
while for the consolation " y. Tr.btias.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-05-25
10, 900 feet Cubing,
& OOl lts. Chain

And ether materials u correspond, now on hid hhu
win large number of ready -lnatr Pump. or saia low
ut tile e,tahi shmeni 80 the subscriber, u itw doors
above Nours.'s store in Moline, HIS.
uoRAflo q. NouRSE.
June .ad, 1888. i@-H
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Look al this Judge for Yourself

Look al this Judge for Yourself
CENrs. super. sewed Gait Boots
"a :" IoZgra
Cork ard y. : CaIfs.
Prime quail ~ >swcA galf Boots;
oxford aud Enamel Fr,h Ties;
Calf aud Enam. CHrreSs GaltsTs;
Heavy Boots HRd Bra-aas;
IyGig We ill sell very low notw outstanding the Isl.
vance in IA, EaSt. --.,.
9Ei agd Brady sts. ). Is. bAASoN q -
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CITY LOTS.

yS-E have completed tive Survey of Green's ~ MI.
w ditlon - the town Of Davenport ana now oEeF
for safe Thirty bcauif lnts.
Persons DESTROYS oi enriHE handsome sizes far
licences eau now have opportunity.
COOK X SARGENT,
April lst I-s3. Land Agents.
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Eases 7f htAeGMa ism. Burns, Ulcers SursfIs F.urr
~"Fets SIRE ir"at, Neuralgia, Tooth Ache, Bead the.
rains ~ i1@ i,4r6. aas breast, u1tS. rims. n3aas.
phliee. aiaEft0t. hty@ taaeU rHrrd tB the last ygr
$40 numerous "a 5 OF SBueEty. Gals : INT .tu.
Ia hla Head. Zig S5oHiier. Poll xviii Slr!titz & han
deTs iosis, antHr. yellow Watar. &c Taus ,ls n h,
nave been aiHt'tad W.ta Dyspepsia. Liver Ca!pIaiu,
iFtd Aft5s Diseases OF tBe skin. JaunGftc Ser, on.
rams 81 al kinds bilious ale yttuns. costly us F
th4is AteEtf9hs. DC. have been restored to To- ri.,i
health "% tie use 81 G3imoge's ALti-liiliuus Pnis
Gray Hairs,
aud PrsmatnFe Badness prevented by The use orT J.
MehlhS 're.,ss5an Hair Tonic Tbs beautiful com.
btuaH"h prevents tn hag }som filling OIL promote,
lis @'p" III AID renders Il soft aud gloss
Agents Wanted,
i" Ete} t2~H throughout de- limited States for the sale
~ AsAiaHy > Celestial I!aiu au uilcg uair rrgrc
dk Tor "sefa, byselterl. harriaa FlGN Cholic and
ali Paigs ia the bowcls
POISON,
J. j. Iehtnls's "ora Medicine contains no poison
and Is "4rHEt d purely vegetable Ihi. preparation
has ekFetea Worms ofHti kinds from tr Intestinal Ca
ial WHEN otter PREPARATIONS nj great repgt,I4lsd.
Fever and Agae
"a Ht as various tsF"s permanently cured. without I'M
Jury 70 The sts'tH- bI the oi j. i[iiy.s Fever
aEn gus fils This tonic pre- Hritsnu has been
eguiIe9' II never fails. Irr It u.H b. satisfied gu
l"nr raH 5a cured.
For sale by NGEB 4 Gqavrp
SFEFHRNs6N q GARsAHAN.i h4s chl"d,
TIT. iARwrta. IOWA.
E0y -, f-53-iyWtrw
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HoRATIO G.. NOUREE'S
prac,;uy, Chain pumna

yINllE subscriber is now manufacturing ana prepared
| Ia furnish at Wholesale aud Retail 10 dealers ahd
others any number Of The above superior Endless
Chain Pumps. lie viii supply cihereompieie fumis,
tubng, eurbs or chan and At such PI'"' rs cannon
fail to give Satisfaction
As every portion OF The wood work - manufactured
By mac hiutrs they are only more exact but can
b. furnished At less than one-lf the price u Womb
,a 10 make The same article 10y hahd His tubing is
new article iohgucd and groo,ed and eSniot b. AN!
possibility leak.
All thnss who have used this Pnmp pronounce sli-
perior Ia any ever Invented for sim liciH hd defah
IL. Il keeps the well covered and Ut ne same uh'e
pFoic tttd from dirt, while all OF the water u'a belg
tlfa II from thu bottom, comes up pure aid 'o'd' bdl
tfa best recommendation is tfl, Therefore ASK your
hrghbor who has tried one, or purchase ana Try Tor