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Legal Notice.

T YDIA McMECHEN, Rachel Elliott and the
IL unknown heirs of James Elliott deceased
will take notice, that on the 3lst day of May
A. D. 1855, Thomas II. List and Sydney his
wife, Eugene A. Hildreth and Susan his wife,
Benoni S. Good and Jane his wife, Joseph L.
Bushfeld and Mary his wife, John R. Morrow
and Elizabeth his wife, Albert II. Caldwell and
Eleanor his wife, David B. McMechen, Aaron
Kelly and Sallie his wife, William McMechen
Hiram MtMechen and James H. McMechen, filed
Petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, in the state of Ohio, against
the said defendants, and is now pending, where
in the plaintiffs represent, that one Benjamin
McMechen, now deceased, in his life time, to-
gether with the said Joseph L. Bushfeld, pur-
chased from James Elliott, now deceased, the
following described tracts of land, situate in
said county, to wit: The north east quarter of
the south west quarter, and the south west
quarter of the south east quarter of section
five, in township four and range four, contain
ing so and "a hundredths acres; that they paid
for same, and received from the said James FL
liott and his wife Rachel deed, which deed is
filed with the petition. That by some mistake
or inadvertence, at the time of the execution of
said deed, there appears no subscribing witness
to the deed. That the said purchasers went
into possession of the land, and continued to
occupy same. The plaintiffs ask for deed for
the land that the title may be quisSed. That
the interest of Lydia McMeohen, who is insane.
may be ascertained and protected; and that the
plaintiffs may be authorized to sell and convey
said tract of land under such regulations as
the Court may prescribe. That unless the de-
PENDANTS appear and answer or demur to the
Petition by the 31st day of August next, that
at the October Term of said Court for 1855, the
plaintiffs will ask for a Judgment, and order by
default. HoLLIsTER, OKEY & HoLLIsrER,
July 4, 1855. Att'ys for plaintiffs
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Death Of Judge Davenport.

We have received intelligence of the
death of Hon. JOHN DAVENPORT, at his
residence, Woodsfeld, Monroe county,
Ohio. ON Wednesday last. Judge Daycn-
port had attained good old age, and
few men have rendered themselves more
useful in life than he. He was among
the earlier settlers in Barnesyille, and no
one from the period of his location in
Ohio, down to the time of his death, en-
joyed to greater degree the esteem of
his fellow-citizens. He was elected to
the House of Assembly and the Senate
of Ohio several times, in districts OF op-
posing politics, aud such was the conf
dence reposed in him by the people, that
they returned him to Congress by large
vote. He was also the second time ap-
pointed Judge of the Monroe Judicial
District, by the Legislature of Ohio, in
which capacity he exhibited much ability.
As merchant he was extensively and
favorably known throughout Ohio, and
In Baltimore and Philadelphia as man
of integrity and truthfulness. Judge d.
was very benevolent and public-spirited
citizen, identifying himself with everything
which promised good to individuals or the
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Master Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue OF q mandate to me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of the County of
Monroe and State of Ohio, in the case of J. B.
C. Harris against Joseph Williams and others,
there will be offered for sale at public auction,
at the door of the Court House in the town of
Woodsfeld, in said county,
On Thursday, the 18th day Of September nert,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ, and
four o'clock P. NJ, on said day, the following
described real estate, to wit: Lots number
one two, three, four and five, in the town Of
Baresville, with the improvements thereon.
Also the following described tract of land, on
which is erected large Steam FIGURING Mill
and Saw Mill: Beginning for the same at low
water mark on the Ohio river at the south
east corner of the lands of Abraham. fishers
heirs; thence. west with the said line to the
north east corner of the town. of Baresville;
thence south with the east boundary Of said
town, to the run; thence with the meandarings
of said run to the Ohio river, at low water
mark; thence with said river to the place of be-
ginning, known as the Mill Lot, and containing
about one and one-half acres of ground, with
all the improvements, water privileges and
landings. And also the exclusive right and
privilege of the Coal in the following described
premises, situate in section number twenty
iour, In township one and range three and
bounded and describe as follows: Beginning
It the mouth of small run on the north side
Of Bare run, at the Coal Bank; thence up the
said isaie's run, with the meanders thereof, to
The oil Coal Bank, known as Hilps old Bank
near the point of the hill, including all the
Coal within said bounds north to Jacob Bare's
north line. Also the house and garden occu-
pied by Mrs. ,Soles. The said premises will be
sold on the following terms: One-fourth in
hand, on day of sale; one-fourth in one year;
one-fourth in two years, and the residue in three
years, with interest on the deferred payments.
Said payments to be secured to the satisfaction
Of the undersigned. Information will be Civ, n
at the time of sale, as to what fixtures will
pass with the property. WIN. OKEY,
Mas. Com. Mon. Com. Pl.
Woodsfeld, o., Aug. 8, 1855.
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to John Frank, whose
In place of residence is unknown, that on the
18th day of October, 1854, John Valdier fled in
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, his Petition against said John Frank and
one Daniel Clark, as administrator of John
Krof, deceased. The object of which said Pc
tition is, to collect the amount of q promissory
note given by said Frank to Valdier, calling
for Sl20, with interestofom the first of Septem-
ber, 1853, by the sale of the following lands in
Monroe county: The west half of the north
east quarter of section IL, township 4, of range
4. And also part of the south east quarter
of the north west quarter Of said section, town.
ship and range. Beginning for the Same at the
centre Of said section; thence west 40 rods;
thence north so rods; thence east 40 rods, and
thence south so rods, to the beginning; con-
tanning 80 acres, more or less. That unless the
said John Frank appear by the 31st of August
next, and answer or demur, the said John VAL
dier will ask for judgment, at the October
Term, 1855, for $120, with interest from Sep
tember lst, 1858, and that said land may be
sold to pay same,
.HoLLIsrER, OKEY Ho1IlsTsR,
July "A, 1885. Att'ys for intiff
,JusT RECEIVED AND Fca SALE 81 THE
i Bbl., a fresh supply Of
NACKEREf..
Also good assortment Of GRAN. CRADLES
GRAIN and GRASS SCYTHES; SIoKLES;
HAY, STRAW and.MANURE FORKS;
Shasslss Haes; Scythe Snathes,
Axes, &e.l l&c.
clazinston, Juaa I3. 3. CHASE.
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SELECT SCHOOL,

A select school by tae undersigned win COM
II mence ON the 18th inst, and continne fof
the term of twelve weeks. The following rates
per scholar will be charged:
Arithmetic, Geography and Grammar $3.50
Philosophy-Natural and Moral
tory, Physiology and Elementary Al
Higher Algebra, Geometry, Chemistry
and Astronomy. ...,..........,s. 100
The above will be interspersed with various
exercises: Musical, Rhetorical, Photographed,
&C., &c. No pains VIII be spared to render the
school both interesting and profitable to all the
students. ]. G.. CLARK.
WoopsrIEIp, August l. 1855.
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RETAIL PRICES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

GO Candidates will please remember that
our charge is one dollar for announcing each
name, and that we expect the fee to accompany
the announcement.
E We are authorized to announce the
name of
HORACE HOLLAND
as an independent candidate for the Office OF
Representative for Monroe County.
@ We are authorized to announce the
name of
ADONIJAH POWELL
as an Independent candidate for the office of
Representative for Monroe county,
MANY VOTERS.
E We are authorized to announce
JOHN OLL0M,
of Salem township, as candidate for re-elec-
ton to the office of Coroner.
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Attachment.

At my Instance a writ of attachment was on
the 2lst day of July 1855, issued by Thomas
Neal, Justice of the Peace in and for Perry
township, Monroe county, Ohio, against the
goods, stooks interests in Stocks rights, credits,
moneys and effects of Matthew Siebler, non-
resident of said county, for the sum of S69,S0
debt and cost of suit and will be for hearing
on the lst day ofSeptember, 1856, at 10 clock
A. M. (aug. 81 JANE MOORE.
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State. AS a Christian and member of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, he was
exemplary in his profession A large
circle of warm friends, among the mer-
chants of Baltimore, will regret to hear
of his death-Boltimore Patriot
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Teachers Association.

FNHE time for holding the next meeting of the
i above named association has been changed
to the week commencing November 5, 1855.
DIR. A. I. LoRD, of Columbus, and T. C. BowLEs
of Cincinnati, will be in attendance during the
session.
In addition to the Scientific exercises of the
association, various essays and addresses will
be delivered by persons appointed for that pur-
pose. By order of the association,
aug.3-td WILLIAM WHEELER, Secretary
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Found.

The president of Council number eight
hundred ends informed that his ritu-
al is in safe keping. Being very tired
one evening (having about five gills of bad
whiskey to carry) he laid down to rest in
a mud hole. The ritual being the drunk
est perhaps, didn't leave when he did, but
was picked up next day somewhat dam
aged by the mud, and deposited in a much
more appropriate place. If the owner
will come forward, prove property and
pay charges he can take it away
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notiee is hereby given that
LIZ there will be a petition presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
September session, A. D. 1855, asking that so
much of the State road leading from Sisters
vile to Cumberland as lies between the twenty
first mile tree on said road and Sutherland's
meeting house, at or uear the Muskingum creek
road be vacated. JAMES STALLINGS.
Franklin township, August l. 1855.
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Look at ThisI

would say to all that know themselves
i indebted to me- either by book account or
note, that they will do well to call and PAY
UP, as my accounts must be settled.
August !, 1855. N. BAKER.
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Marble Shop.

THE undersigned respectfully informs tho
i public, that he still continues to manufac-
ture
Tombs, Monuments, Grave Stones,.
&C., at his shop in Miltonsburgh, Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, of any style desired, and of the best
quality of American and Italian Marble, which
he has made arrangements to receive from the
East.
He has also established shop in Woods6eld,.
for the convenience of his customers.
His work will be furnished at reasonable
prices, and delivered at such places as may be
agreed upon. He has received two premiums
from the Monroe County Agricultural Society,".
for specimens of his work, and he fatters him.
self he can render satisfaction to all who may
want work in his line. Orders left with D. H..
WIRE, ESQ.,, Woodsfeld, WIN. READ, Millions
burgh, and DR.. JUDKlSs, Malaga, viii receive.
prompt attention. H. HGRSTING. &
July Is, 1855.
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Sale of Express Packaga.

A package directed to John Pietschmann;
II Woodsfeld, Monroe Co., Ohio, from Canton,
Ohio, forwarded by the Adams Express Com
pany, will be sold to pay charges unless called
for within ten days from this date. Package
is in care of I. Davis, Woodsfeld. /.
Aug. 1, 1855. WIN. T. CATHERWO0D.
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pOAD NOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given that
1G petition will be presented to the Com
missioners OF Monroe county, Ohio, at their
September session 1856, praying for the grazing,
alteration and extension of the county road
commencing at low water mark, on the Ohio
river, at the east end of Woodsfield street in
Baresville, Ohio township, thence up the river
bank and with said street to the west end there.
of, thence the best route to supply the Woods
field road, crossing Opossom creek near MIS-
perly's mill, and the low gap on the lands Of
Reuben Falconer, in Green township, thence
into the head waters of Cranenest, intersecting
the Woodsfeld road in Cranenest at the west
end of said Falconer's farm, at grade not ex-
ceeding 81 degrees. MANY PsTIrIoSERs.
August /, 1855.
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Flour and Grain Market-Aue. 8.


New YORK. Flour ADVANCED 25c;
sales of $500 bbls. at So, I 5a9, 90; closing
firm; Southern steady; sales of $500 bbls.
at $40.
CINcINNATI.-Flourd duller; $50 bbls.
sold at $7,S0aS,00.
BALTIMORE Flour market was
steady, but quiet. A sale of 1000 barrels
at $3.50.
WHEAT-About $4,000 bushels offer
ed, and sales of white at 1,S5a$1, 95; red
do, good to prime, l,75aSl ,85; ordinary
qualities l,50aSl,70. The market was
less firm at the close.
Corn There were 1000 bushels Offer
ed. Siles Of white 95a99 cents; yellow
94a96 cents
OATs-There were 5000 Bushels Offer
ed, and sales of new Maryland good to
prime at 32a40 cents:prices tending down.
ward.
MARRIED-On the ID ult. by Rev. A. Bell,
~ NJ
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Legal Advertisements.
A STATEMENT
Of the Receipts and Expenditures,

of Monroe County, Ohio, for the year COM
8 mencing on the first Monday of June, A. D.
1854, and ending on the first Monday of June,
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MARRIED-On the ID ult., by Rev. A. Bell,
Mr.. THOMAS g. HILL and Miss EI.IzABEru MEAD,
all of Benton township, this county.
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....Sl7,909 . 80
SCHOOL FUNDS-Receipts.

SCHOOL FUNDS-Receipts.
State common school fund " S14,249 90
Interest on section 16 " 945 26
School house tax collected. ...... 9,3S7 Is
Interest on section l6 collected by
Treasurer ....... 1904 90 Z
Township school taxes collected or
Duplicate of 1854 .. 5000 81 a
Show licenses for school fun1.... Is 90
Balance Of State common school
for 1854. 1857 76
School library fund for 1855. s14 d
Balance in the treasury last year. $50 81
~, o3oood go q
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-13

IaniES, COLLEGE.

this Circular to the public, the rrnpn
sor wishvst the IN thai me Ladies', ColrEe
omen for the reception u students the - uAs "
Muy ~ III in Ill rs VI ious apartments.
Our aSsanrrmepts for thorough course o. inssrue
ton In the various departments OF the COLLEGE are
ample and ON scale 10 meet the demands ofthc age
wesim 10 II 1 nc 20 practical, thorough and com
,,,s ronyse III studies than any OF our schools for
xcuns tasties Yea, more, we mean 10 take Inc end
In ,h,. business offernaie education.
Th.eoursc Of studies Will be varied 10 SUIT inu cir
cum rrsuud intellectual capacity oithe pupil
TUITION In ths rrimar, Department, ~ W per ar
do s..s usual course. ~ =.
Languages aud higher English eranches,s W
Norv. Ne srfra charSesfn the Normaior
Teaehe RS department.
Music on Plano, Melodeon, GnIiAr anu M . :.
,a...rr,a paint,pyjn Oil. % - %
Monoehromatic. Crayon and Peheti . .
Drawing. sc each, w
papie, Mach n nd Ornamental Lesiher
Work. each, W "
E,nbroldcry, Ornamental Needle Work,
Ac 81, In all their variety, each, 90 - "
piplom az Willie given tn those who CON.
p,ete a thorough course In either OF the
departments.
Board with furnished rooms tnelud,ig .
washing. lights. fuel, stati"net. ,&e, - uo y
II the nupi furnishes her own room, etc, ~ " -
An nav me + Is 10 be made in advance.
Those wishing TO secure or desks asday schoi-
srs, must apply seon -: ~ nau,
Ma III. f coo.,.s. Principals.
!. Dayenport nck IS. 'SS-d~tf.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
@n0KE -

The g. Centennial Route. connecting the Aunns
.,,;. iii th, sstsrn Northwestern, and SouthMes-
t,rn states. by continuous Raiiwa. direct This
roaa nl.., connects at Pittsburg with daily Inc oi
10 Mi ports on tn, Northwestern lakes ma
rims Inc mos, direct cheapest sHd rsisabfe rcs'e oy
which FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 ana RON she
Great Hesi.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsturs&
TjrAl CLASS. Boots. shoes. hry .se q LOG ID.
(gocds lin boxes). Fnrs, Fe .thers&c.i
Sec Oud Class .. Books x >tatfon-l
: ery Dry Goods lin boxes, Hardy ooc. i~ To-
ware, Leather. " ooi. &c.
Third ClnSs..Anvils, Raggng,t sGe A. IeQlb.
Bacun. PORK lin bulk Hemp De-
Fourth Clnsss.Cofee, Fish, na.t soc . ibvlb
con & Pork tpask ed arc 4 Lard oiiA
YPln shipping Goods from any point hast on
delphis he pa to MARX pars age r'a PeHnse.
rspio Railroaa- All Goods consigned to tue gent
a. this Road at Philadelphia or Piitsourg VIII De iof
" rded without detention =,
EsY,aur AyrSr.-Mcees Potter. Boston: J l.. I'll
lott a. YORK: sneeder, PhiladeiPhia Magra~
A. Rooms Baltimore; Gee. c. Franciscus Pittsourg'
Spyirms n 4 Brown Cincinnati, ohia; J. s. Moore
he.d louisville. Ky; X. G. Medium, Madison,
Ind ss,sir 4 Co ST. Louis, Mo-; J. 5. Mitchell 4
SIN. Evansville. Indiana. 49,,
n H. HOUSTON. Gtpfral Frstghf 7gf FH'ta.
II }. LoMBAEkT. SHPf. -9NeoRs, Pa
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHULESALE AND RETAIL.
THE subscriber has received from the Eastern and
Southern Markets large and well selected stock
CT goods of all descriptions, in common use, consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
G1assware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
groceries, Dried Fruit. Cotton Warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn Cut Window Glass,
q. A. =. /. Il Kanawha salt Hardware,
xet's aud Mill Saws. Iron, all kinds, Steel sorted
Castings, Nails, all kinds, Grindstones,
Wooden ware, Live geese feathers, Pitch & Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather. Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye Stufs, &c.
viii h will be sold at q small advance for Cab. As
int IA keeping every thing In common use, persons
ing several articles obtain them Front Street
att Brick Store opposite the Mills. Davenport Iowa.
une ., Is5a-2g. J. NJ. BOWLING.
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.Nailreao.I
1855. lo''
CHICAGO ! Rock lsIAxD RAILROAD.
AR saI 80

Spring Arrs.atencmys,.
an and aricr Monday APrii YIN AUG UNI, l nv
I u lice trains y i'll leave kSck leland asai,a"s
lst Passenger train al, 10
arriving stchitEEoat. :" :,
cd Passenger Train At j.. w 81
-; s,..,sh, rain with I'd class cars at Is m
Trains arriving at Rock Island.
,.,p.ss.,,v,.r TRAM At I ~ A NJ
81 10 do 30 NJ
Al Freight, with Cd class cars at, 1o0o
All trsius over this road In direct connection ~
hcs 10 with trains both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central X. II. to and from Detroit, 10
iedo. ctevc and, Columbus. Cincinnati, fitsonrgn,
imnS,rk. Bunalo, Niagara Falis Albany, New
SYerk. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and Washington
10 which places tel etscan be procured OF ;. ,. d
VEINS Tct ct aet., X. Depot. X l.
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity o. e,ink
distinct directions the destination OF Their oas
a,e a,so TO proc tickets before tskips ther seas
In ,hs c,rs AS The conductors collect fares only 10 STA
,ionscn the live of the Chicago and Rock Island Kali
road. 1919 ,.;.,.' r,,vis,on
Rock Island, April I'm, ls5S
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ALFRED J. JANSUN,
Proprietor Of the
Rapids MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

yyyILLkeepeo on hxad at.d for sale large
w assortment ai 4. a IN be r. B.aths A. shin.
xles az every variety OF size f,r baing parroses,
as sisohar God for cabinet w'rk aha Ash'hef!
being AT the head rapids. he obtain sseet-
logs OF be quality and in unlimited qsani'iy so
as to GU the Mills running ever, week IN the y.ar
ord. therefore be filled on SNORT noAee an!
time.
He also furnishes lumber of full sizes and al the
loves cash pr,es.
Feb. 6. 1855 DIFF.
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Oroftriss.
FAMILY GROCERY.


T>Hk saescribcr hss opened asock Of Groceries IN
his hosss on Perry betw cen Second aud Third sss.
which he will warrant to be OF the very beat qnaii!
and which se win scii a. low ss can be purchased
elsewhe
CIGARS.
choice lot efCixarsJass received and for sale low
at " hoicsale erreisii =, n.r~
Davenport, Dec ssi, lss4-dif
TO HEADS OF FAMILIES.
xyEare now pre- pared TO supply families with me
w following articles. which We warrant to give
Tss. cote. sugar, syrup.
M.,.sse,. SCANS. Coafeciienery,
Nuts Ftavoripg Extracts,
Ord. Prui,and Garden Seeds
pr.n.a c.ees. Pslv'd salsratus,
"A Tar,sr. Ysast Powder,
a G. eods, Hal Soda,
Nntmars. NASs,
Whoissnd Allspiee,
Gropnd)ciananea, Pepper Ginger,
Pickles. rsppersaucs,
Tomato KetsAup, vinegar,
0uatard, Rice,
Table and Dairy citrcn. Currents,
Salt. Raisins, Figs.
shaker Preserves, Lemon Syrup,
Sage. Naaaroai, Picked Trout,
veruicslli, White Fish,
Maekerel, Cod Fish,
Smoked Herring, Sperm, Star and
whale Z Lard oil, Tallow Candles,
Lard, Beeswax. Sperinaect, Indigo. Fig rive, tsp-
perss Blue vitriol. Alum, SStpetre, borax ssafens
Ro.ip BID Cords, Clothes and Piow Lines, Flour,
Corn Neal Wooden and Sic Ware. Nails, &c, &c.
HAWKES. DAY.
AMI ao.y5 Front 81. 81 door east Of Msin.
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DAvESP3Rr INSURANCE. coxPAxIEs

a.S 49, sasa,snrs ca -rsapsrai ssea.eco
''-sAsfN of Hartford, Conn.
=, A. Era tasuranee Co. Capita, SsSeoee
OF New York.
a,..ar,.,,.r-c O., --srapi,sl s3ee. go
Ans' :. = - Of New YORK.
y...s.a, psstsciioa Insurance CO. s-'o'000
Tas ahsva Canranses are nAsSrN hnSVAs TN
go I'D an IN sefrssss aseef sssPteaea.
1,s,,ar = IN rs exsccted In the above Companies ~
me a ~ reasonable rates. The motto al 'aoss ~
p.uacs is NJ rs.sdfsrtss'.
, Nn 1 sS~usne r~sl Beck.
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r.. Vs,rsra HassacA u,s.rs Insurance comp'y
Pit.sfeid, MASS
CASH Capital.
-" $3.50 pittsaeia, Mass.
60 ,.,.,.., s,as ma AeaairrJ Capital slei. Oh
essa S.s > s.-ss. g,i,,s NYRoN H. Fl 81. Ast.
oAs' s,s,n,..Sst sccs Island, His.
o Ace in Goa sreial Bal ding
No s.es AL a,of. veg IN hoaih. ASsn-
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arNrRAL 1NTE1IIeIkeE 0TIItE.
BOOK BINDERY,
blank Book and Paper Box Mandatory.

no 4 COMMERCIAL BUILDING.
Wy MULLER, Book Binder la Davenport, begs
w leave 20 inform the cie1sns {" hafehlo's, isoeh
Island Moline aud vicinity that he has received ra
ling Machine aud is now prepared to do AL the WORK
in thisine as Paper Ruling and Bank BOOK Mahuiae
turne Also ali sorts II Binding; mannf.stures all
sort. 81 Papsr o YES. ani tarnshes Maps an'i
pictu,.s. DC He also does Paper Hanging at the
low est prices
let no ses constantly on hand a
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