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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-15

,Zoux d. CHANDLER JAMES HARLAN. in.
CHANDLER d HARLAN.
UOBS J. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN r. have
the practice
ef aad viii to ala them. One
always Be found at their ofhce Locust street
COUNCIL busi-
PRS attention sill be given 10 coll, etSons
Evsnsvsils. Nov >. ls5i.-iy
NRResnr APPl ESQ Green Apples for sale cheap
G1U 81 aevs COOK 5 Family Grocery.
N A6rERN PAPER CuRRENCY:-we will g.y
VI per premium for sach Of New York n jersey.
PsuasylT Bank reSeem-
New York City neEs MORGAN. KEEN 4 PRESTON.
POCKET BOOK LOST!
n BLACK eYlorrd Psexet W sllet tost fast
- Nead between the City MILL
W~-ainrr,n Re.si thirty dollars In
notes wii be Ardsd BY leaving this ses
nov8-3C
C1s. ALNOxps.-.yoo Lbs for sale by
De nsyf D. y. GfLBEkf4 Co., Sye. near Water.
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-, Ohio sc ,LE WOwKs.
N \ u N N ~ n n A = n a. N

No 80 Wire street.. bet Front and Columbia q.
I
WE are manufacturing Railroad,
Depot. HaS. Stock Coal. Floor and
Platform Scales Of all sises: also Drug
gst add Bank Scales. brass cad iron
Ia heame Counter Scales &C.. &c., which
We warrsns of prior wsrtm In aad
material We would call particular at
- sestion to Iron liver Hay and Stoct
Scales. All comnun iestions pr mp,ly
attended TO svsI3-0
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-15
To TEACHERS,

TO TEACHERS.
NWO three Teachers ASted Immediately In Gel
IL man Township. vandrrhursh county, apply TO JOh
NJ NM Of Trustees OF sad Township who rcsid
about four miles from Evansville thu Rad aiding fr
Evansville to c. nthisna ah raj will b, given TO ho
who capable we'll r. commended. aovS-lws
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-15
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.

"E now have hand Of she eomplete and de-
w srable stocks Of Dry GOODS found
market which We er to all essh prompt time buyers
unusually Low Our directly
acurers importers end In quality
oets PETITION any Of the markets In the
W eel thank all Of old fris
feel we'll that make IL
that OF all Others bu, ing give ell before purchsus
elsewhere. oc'l8 JOHNS 4 FRENCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-15
CORONER,s INQUEST.

Nnquest held before me- az Coroner OF this county
toe 9Th day of Novembe 1884, at the Union House
the body Of unknown. dressed in
roundabout brown back boots aud white
hat supposed be II old and to have from
CisvsrJort. Ky. JOHN TRIBLE.
bur-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-15

Nv have just To- Of hse Justly ceetra
w ted Gold Pens. manufactured by A. Morton Co :.
York. and which will break fair
usage wrng they do. give another pen for th. bro
ea- We alss hsns large assortment Of GOLD
silver Watches ofevery Gold Guard Fob and
Yes. ChAns Gold Neekl.ees ID mono aud Ru'y Ri.ss-n
will seil figures for cash. and
every article 10 be Just such represented.
novs BIrfROLfF 4 SONS. Main Sc. bet. LIST q ID.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-15

ACES.-3n0 pieces black Silk Laces Just reed and for
Ia sale BY novsJAs Low CO as Nam Lou, Ky
IlONNETs.-5co Straw B0nnet. styles rsc'dthis
.ovs JAS. Low 4 CO.. iIs Main St. Lou Ky.
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PIANO F0RTES.

NEW MUSICAL lNSrHG M ENT STDRl
FIRST STREET NEAR THE POST OFFiUE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-15

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsH e..
VIE nrm Of HILLEk C.rtO has. By mutual eonses
o-en al solved To -day All q BE paid aud
Sanding moneys coll. by Hitler Matthias nov.-tf
APOLLO HALL RE
VIE und~rsgasd hv. for med partnership snd the Re
pev1-u KILLER MATTHIAS.
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tOID W ANTEn.-w- wi pay pr cent prsu,uu
II for two thuusaud dollar American ioid.
p.vT MORGAN. KEEN u PRESTON.
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to extsfcate her from the sashes, and her
owner sued me for damages and recovered
| believe shall move in town.


One morning liaines the come actor was
seized b. couple Of bailitis, IN action
Of EGO. rs the Bishop Of Ely Mas pass
ing ~ ia his coach. Quoth Joe y the
bailiiis;
.Gentlemcn, here's my cousin, the Blsh-
on of Eli. going into the house; lei me but
seeak to him aud he will pay the debt AMI
charge
Tbe bsilJfs though, they might ven
tare thst, as They Mere within three or Tour
Yards III him. - ~ sprang Jpe u the
1 oaeh aud pulling eft bis hat, and got
close TO it. The Bishop ordered the coach
10 stop, while Joe (elose 10 his esr9 said
softly:
NV lord here are two poor men,
Who have such great scrupies OF con-
science that | fear they viii hang them
selves
VERY WELL said the Bishop. Soealiing
= the two hailitTs he sad:
You two men Gene TO me tomorrow
morning, and III satisfy you.
/ The men bowed and went AMY. ice,
lugriu.g himself with his tallacioas desiee,
als6 went hss way,
III the morning tn haiiias expecting thc
debt and charges, repaired 70 the Bishop =
being introduced
Wei said the Bishop what are your
sorap.es OF conseeaeei
.Scruples,' said the baiIiils, ''we haze rs
serQples. We arr aaiiiifs, my lord, .hn
yesterday arrested your cousin, Ice Haines
I for $50. Your lorlshiP promised y SATISFY
u Is day, and We hope your lordShip vii be
as good as your word,
The bishop. rejecting that his honor and
name would be exposed, ithe complied not
paid the debt and charges,
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Eorpiga immigration.

From present indication we conclude the
immigration Ia this country during 1891,
viii exceed that ef any previous year
The number Immigrants landed lrem New
York alone from tue first Of the year up t
the cath Of MAY. VAS 1892 Thjs 5 an
Increase Of ls,ss3. for that port ever tie
same period Of 1919. The number TINT ar-
rived during the month j.. Nay up = tie
Gath day, was 36.59o-an average exceeding
1860 daily.
Ananalysis Of the iau.i grafton al The per.
Of New York. as prepared BY one d the pa
pefs Of that city. IONS that tbs German
element very greatly exceeds th4t II anf
asher people Prior II ls54 the lFssh Ied II.
point utnunbers, hut since then il has be-
come second 10 the Germans The figures
for tie last six years exhibit the following
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Bury He In the Morning
Bs sKs. nAlr


Bury me in the morning, mother,
OH, let IRE have the light
Gf one bright siaS On laN grave, mother.
Ere soa leave lie aapae via ihe nsghi.
Alone IN the night Of the grave, mother
Ais L thought ~ ,crrshie FEAR
Md Noa witt h. kere aiaNe. s..atast.
And stars viii III stasnlag here.
So burr Mc Ill the rnurnSfg, metAsr,
hsfa let me have the 4igAl
of elle astGin d.! on nay e4ase, ms4hsf,
Ere ! aia aiouc with night,
Son tell ne 81 sac Sailors taYe. m"iacr--
! eel, IL Ia shv bcart.
Bnf oil fsaa tl4is hSIattsul sori4. mother,
IT'S h4pI gsr lac Ne0r. 70 pari'
Forever iii p@ft. MheH Agscs gn0taef,
Ana Heaven SaeEnS far aMas.
Then hatF yae IN the Esarnia-, mother,
AMI 8at~rae aasr ihs light
or eue bright Gay on my grave, mother,
IFs ] aTa alone aath light.
Never IN ASP ivy hand. n4e.aef,
IalI Il fails away fyaga thine
Lee ms aaii RE pie'sae altAs laNs, mother,
TIL | iessl The love siNfaes
The love ,lia iBe---aa, leak. mother,
Araaaa iss beams I srSs
And tAeFs, III anecl's face. Mathsr,
is smiling down On M
So burr He II Tbs morning, mother
And lei n'e have 'an lISht
or one bright day Oh n8y grave mother.
E.e ! sH alone Nita hight
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

SG1c:HE,-Hr Jonathan J., Staley, the
erier Of courts, an old and respected citizen.
yesterday committed suicide ty taking Il
large dose Of morphine in some butterm.Ik.
From the evidence before the jury on the
inquest, il appeared that be had expressed a
conviction that he should not live until the
first Of Jane. Il is supposed that family
troubles induced the rash act. Mr.. Sla,ey
had held Office as erier and deputy sheriff
for the long period Of fifteen years Gin.
Cen.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

Y o. at94e b. Claire House. baf right opro>te to it
: ~ Use si7F7 "f !lu we'll EupM Merchant Tailor,
Z. ~. EIkl NBERG - STREET.
N well aaaa1t4A stock ~ Head - Hadr Glotl IL =
ing. Hats, cope, Trunks. CarFrt u IN, SHIRTS, Cra-
EAt-, Sc A.. 49,.
III" undersigned Is he@int,tr and prgnizrs tl,nss
"ho - ~ fa7sr him eh their ratis au hDbc-t and up
right dHaltpg.
IN pu"as tna quality GfEoods am si,io 10 compete
with any establishment IN ihis Ctg.
PLEASE cali and examine my goods before you 60
elsewhere. A. MlEDKE, Agent
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT FROM CAMfHEsE.-
Three daughters Of Rev Mr.. Perry. Meiho-
dist preacher. living at EIdorado, KY. seven
miles from Harrods bgrr, were. on Monday,
the I'D inst, burned - badly BIZ the exp!o-
sion IL camphine lamp, that they died -
Two or the daughters were grOwn-one ~,
the other II. and the third about years
Old, The Frankfort Commonwealth gives the
following particulars:
After supper. ~liIe the servant was
washing the TIA dish :, and tie oldest
daughter Wipinr them, the second daughter
undertook ID replcnislI the campheae lamp By
HAicb they were working, and called The
yoangest daughter l. hold It, She took the
lamp % one hand and held the top through
hieh the wick passed in the other. The
Wiek was still burning as before, and the
lover part oi il yet IN the lamp; but she
held Il away some distance from the mouth.
Die other commenced 10 pour camphen
into X from can containing about half
a gallon, when il caught fir and eXplo-
Ged, covering them and the hole room in
al immediate blaze, and sa'usatHg their
clothes with the cgUgustlble fluid, The
servant woman sqrang cut al the door,
and plunged into barrel uf rain water,
10y which her lie vas saved, although
she j. baIiy burned. The door, It seems.
closed after her. aud the daughters, In
their confusion, could not open j. They
then went tI9ugEt ihe parlor and out al
The bal. door, and ran about sixty yards
to their fathers store, scream ing, and en-
rctoPcd In flames that completely covered
th=lr bodies and extended al least three
feet above ihelr heads There and near
there, s.ine persons came 70 their assis-
tanca, and enYei0Ped one in a blanket,
another IN a quilt, aud another in web
Of linen, aud succeeded in extingushiug
the flames. Bat il WAS too late t. save
their LIKES From their hiP= upward they
were burned horribly, The young i died
the next morning at $, the next in age
at IL, and the eldest at g o'clock Tues
day evening Each retained her senses
- the last, and vas able 10 give foil
account Of the circumstances Of the terrible
affair.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15

In speaking ur8a the subject 81 iars3lsH
immigration the Detroit Free Press INDUCES
tn following reflections
TIE great, constant, and long continued
drain VI population from the old world, and
influx to the new. must in time produce OBJ
seEsabIe consequences. 1t has, indeed, a.
ready. Ireland. once suffering from an over
burdened population, begins 70 feel the
want of laborers: and yet the exodus goes
on, aud is likely 70 q on. Whole Districts
are well nigh dePopulated. In England, s1
great has been TIE drain to this country and
Austajlta, that the value OF labor has ad-
vaneed fifty per cent. and the government
finds ii difficult to enlist soldiers and sailors
for the war with Russia Germany. il Il
short time, Will desire to see an abatement
or the terrible exhaustion Of her working
population.
VIVA, these countries lose, we gain -
Though immigration is large, We would not
impede IT, We apprehend no bad consc'
qnenccs from It's extent. The difficulty j:
not that we have too many laborers,
but too few. How could our canals and
railroads have been built without the strong
Irish and German immigrants How
would our new States and Territories have
been settled, and Ter wilderness made 10
blossom ike the ross, had there been less
encouragement for aliens to flock taithel
and become citizsust
But most important consideration in
this ilami -~atlcn movement Ia it, effect ON
manual labor lib taa two leuaspharrs,-
Hitherto. tile countries Of Europe have had
{ decided advantage over the United States
in the Droiyct nf manufactures because Ia
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DR. j. h. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
ror ,ho pc,;sf and Cure Of Suffering Females

stands prt-eia
.ncni fof It's cur
tiss powers In all
the diseases Tor
Mhirh il u recon
mcndcd, usual.
called
fEMAt.ItpMrLAiAis.
oftilrs 5 are PRot..i :
als ilrERi, or Fall.
ing of The W oiisl,i
Flu or aLnus Or
Whit Cneoste
ANNATloS AND
It's ERNIioN uf TIE
Wown; iSctnENTat
Hit Mnegli,af, 81
Flooding; PAtsfets,
fPKEssAD, AND IN
REatLAR Mg>srn,
A4nbN, &c with III
tn III accompany ln2
is, Cancer ~,
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DAVENPORT HlusE

Rs. =. 4. GIANT, having leased The Hg,.I re-
~ 'rHt5 occupied by her iat- husband. Wu Grant.
sm0~u ~ te DAVENPORT HOUSE, hH. opened tl..
7"t0e ipT the accommodation "f this bgbv.
Fh@ ",H Ae#p neat hDnst. si furnished I4t&nr#G
hopes ~ deserve ald receive slra III publc patron
age. sire bas large yard attached fal wagons and
siHGi3uS TOR tt3Fl! FIVE borst-.
= -t-gytr
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100 MEAT AND MILK SAFES

o. TIE rEsr CONSTRUCTION; ~ A. 70 ADMIT pR.reHr
II HEY made Ia the choicest manner Ia very good
looking bprsan) calculated Ia keen, out al Of The
insect and YernT tribe to Efes, aHfs Rats nor any!
iug OF the kind can get to Fpar provisions which arc
kept sweet and fresh Ia f.c one Of lhs pieces u
domestic economy.
Manufactured al the Steam Agricultural lcVaIof
BEONxO MOUSE,
june 81. Main street. Moline, HE.
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Davenport Furniture Ware Roen

tAblAEr Mann ssR ENBERT4EEE..
RENPE14 FEtiN tBEarsl., Nj,' rgHts
80 and the pahIte ihHl ha .arfls or bs-s
Hts.AE4 nrss rs above, on bfa,iy stlp,t I. aoen
. above the Old stand
y II. FHntiiara GRd show t4,ssts made 10 ORDER Ca
the shortest netice Davenport, Jane ., ir59 = Gas
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FRESH ARRIVAL

lust received from New York lot OF choice WI"
~ ceres, consisting IN part ot IL,
Box Eaisns: Figs; Pmnas; Amohu''
Currants; English Waluuts: Spice: Peppeh
Ginger Mace; NntmCgS. Cloves
CinnaHon; Said OIL: Yeast Powders ,,.,
Mustard; Logwuoi; M4ddcr; Cayenne iNIs
Alum: s. Patrc: sulphur; sai e"N"'
Mhckcrri in Bills hi bbis aud k.Es;
H"ln IN. y y, MIS- @"""'f' NJ pAL2ELL.
-, 'of sHfc ny ~ y Front q,
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Precept is instruction written III the sand
The tide tlo"s over il and the record il
gone. Example Ii craven on the rock and
tAc Ic 81 is moi leet.
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DISCOVERED AT last!
A Mystery Explained.
RryoLrsloN Is CERTAIN, VICTORY Is orRs'
Dr.. A. l., AID A MS

REVOLUTION Is CERTAIN VICTORY Is erRs'
Dr.. A. l.. AD 4 III
NEW THEORY OF DISEASE is awakening the in.
9nry III tile lniis 81 sl who read II: How y u ihal
sfMeriraas have been long ard ssislils imnnre'
IL darkness ana 'gnerarrr ON the subject 81 dtseasr.
DIR A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM,
rHE GREAT rANAcEA OF DISEASE,
is offered 10 The afflicted f the States and Territories
ef Tie entire cure OF Liver Complains in all Stages.
Bilious Fever Ague and Fever, Chronic Lung Fever,
nropsieai khe tons. Consumption, Eowel Complaints
aiurrhnea, ~ sencrs. Rheumatism, Bleeding Piles,
hind Piles, Scrafaa, salt khcum, laspcpsisst'ehcrs'l
Debility, Ncr, oasness, GosiiNeness ndlgvstlon Oh
sirlittGt Mchslraons. Ae.
Or. A. i. Adams Liver Balsam has stool the wreck
and tesiior Tic lasi eileen .ea ans. las Hfosed 70 NE
skepicai ~! end shadow Of doubt, that lii the
Only Relias-a Medicine Ever Discovered,
being purely all Vegetable, for the permanent cure of
ile above diseases The r,ost steptieaf have became
mos, sangunc ,oiarles, and pronounced the Lirer
RatSam 10 lie the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBlNGEg OF HEALTH
no rms AlFilcrEr, hycgYwnsRn.
Testimonials come up from every track il Inns made
swollen with expressions Of gratitude, for the reJi
LIRE Baisa IS reeomnendedto all those suffering
der tae
Iron Grasp of tho Monster Disease
and nj once procure ore bottle of DR.. Il. l.. .4dags
! LIrer RgiSG@.
The reader i referred % ihe Medical Tract which
vii bc found y making application e the Agent
Nhe1e TIE bal,am is sula, giving tall epitame OF the
cause aud cure ofail diseases. sold by
&. +. SCOTT, General Agent,
M. G, RaasolsA Street, Chicago. Ilirais,
Davenport. Webb y Sever, Sole Agt. Wholesale y
fetal. hook Island, Harper y Lippngef; Moline,
Ill the PRINCIPAL druggists
Oct. 18Th. 81 vtrwfs
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Iron GRASP of tho Monster Disease
PRENATuRE GEhVE.

I Is II iatnentahla Fact that thousands have heer
brought 20 premature grave by neslaeting 10 take
good and efficient med cine 10 time 10 arrest Ie
course disease Ii j. also startling truth that thou
sands have been hcraed 10 an uii!melg grave b. the
use 81 poisonous rostfums fhc author therefore
iig he necessity ri good and cieieu, medfcn
which could be relied upon when the services o
rern! PLY siciars could lot ~ obtained has hasn indu
s.d u offer his aAnalake LtAimcnt and Anti Bilious
Pills III the publir These medicines compounded
.trieis honest ai from medicines virgin purity 81
tn5r warranted uuretN gtgG.atle.
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IN. veops

Dear Sjr:--Hayipg examined the Scr.
los Of Sanders Readers tnew series have no hesiiN,t
in rfoaoenetEs t'em among The e,sl new ~ nse
Principal Of Iowa Gits Pub School
iowt ei;. AaE,h, y, Not
/ have examined Nth much care the
s,hee} books uh4ch Sor eft with nc fea daSs since
NNse44dsfs sscteS or Reading baaSs have been
somewhat aeqaainted and considered them good, bit
he prS>eIt eastion AID particularly tie New Fourth
Reader certainly eXceiient-Ua better can be foGna
in oar schools er>ys chemistry |. superior ~e,N.
prodtae Tie school room sd = The pr,ya'e stu
deni. EAompsou-s series OF Arthmctcs either u
Shoc or iF paris j. also good rs extensive sa leahs
ief Il, however than atty caMaeEdaitoh q mlhe
cGr
MeKaigaass Analsiic Manuals, am sorry TO sas
hsre NOT s94al ii me Is examine is 18Th do. The!
treat upon suffice. which i altogether TOP much neg
eoelin sehoo in this age II raatd Presressto.t
lar . tage examined thead.
certainty tank well ofthcm, and have ne hesitation
IN recommending an fhf asore Sar1s as among sAe
very best Of our school books.
Nv Il Rrr ,
m IT. SgH0Qi. lows Iit4t.
school Iesta Iowa CHS, Mareh II la.
q vrE Ga se6HErtRg OF SrArF.
iowa City, Aarehe, 1854
Dear sir-IiagIns, Il soar request gu en
Sanders Ssw SsFies - syhaol Readers hosouh *
lWjeatos, bate hesitation ia resesain sHdsn ths
sl.e fas favorable uoiice q tie pahiis regard i
as oae ottta hes, sar5es eNtatt.
Co. Y aselsAar,
See. " STATE.
pa weans from al examination Of the series e
boots referred = stove entirely coincide in the
Nm P.4fss: Aud Of Stat,
Nj J.. Aoesis. Tres. Of State.
Iovl Cry. Marsl 3, ls54.
pe7r se:--t hare booked over Sai.4er,' New Sc
ries iii SGa8sI Readers, Nhjeh spa In Nsgh IEa.
Qsad tas f8faer eaisen ldte ft.asetl toF several
sars tn teaching aEd der fheat te brsf IN uss.
fa frssst SILICON i ,tauhtass 81 Improvements pq-
or either II s.4s ferusr aa tske lessgrein recon-
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MOLINE PAPER MILLs.

He subscribers are constantly making varirt, o.
Pointing aIti Wrapping Papers IL thciT NIL NJ
liH ttitd slA pAy CASH rtr 4fs reasonable qaln n
good dssh cotton tupn rss. uurtravaIl,fg agent,
~ A. ShaFshtll wl rali III tAe Merchants iArouRA
ct@tful Iowa aud pay Them cash papcr for their
rags. WHEEiDth Il EERGlS
Moline. Iupa 1nti fg.1
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P o w D E r

ME have made arrangements With a crlshsatas
W Powder Mandatory, - that shall bc able 10
Keep constantly On band barge supply Of BestiHg
f"s#fr 81 ths buNt qualify, which We cau sci II a
sruii advance from MAHutat lirpT. Prices. Those sh
ing y FAsthss for hi Large Quantities rc.A.
Wall hhd 10 her interest 10 eiseNs call reforc par
chasing elsewhere; sell at ~. Louis Istr..
thereby saving cost OF transportation, Ne,
IpV 4 e.
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600
NEW YORK PREMIUM PATTERN TANNING
Mills

nF the latest siSls which stand A. No. ], on TIE list
~ 81 pr-meas awarded for reuituraii implements
81 coGst-Hcir to eeaH easier, sscr ana better; Va
tIuE Oats. Cheat Chess. salHt ard al Hi ~ ~,
ast8alslHH=}y ecsn VIII TAR outdo ypnr lishtst am
ie5Y4iiuH-.
lhtt are substantially made. nc the hr.t quality ~
materials With geei tvats on IalEt atd ore ~
Narntsh bsttsr Protection against wtEthsr than ever
hsfsFs--ieu fold.
The reputation # this article speaks pal for them.
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credit that VIII far oatsirp may thsus OF the flaming
Allli kind Manufactured and for sale a TIE AsrCgl
iuril Depot Of AioNZO N0tRSE.
jane n. Main ~, Mointr Ills.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-06-15
1000 Yds. OF
WIRE scREENERY

WIRE ScREENERY,
IhbA NO. % No. II mesh, from ~ TO ~ 1Afh'%
"idt. wider VI ordered in quantities.
for felllhg Screens. for grst mills, all slzc'oF fAN
mug Ail!s. Meat. MIX and fheosa Safes, Cellar " III
COWS, with or without frames (sand sizeJ WIRE '"'
pfnliihg sieFes and making Bruams &c, &t.
Sercehers for foundry and shop windows 10 prcfehs
hrc"kthg glass and not shut out iight-Q at lo!sas"
and ~. Louis prcoS.
AZ tue Steam Agricultural Depot Of
ALoNZO N0LRSE,
Main Street, Moline ms. June ~