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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
Scatter Ye Seeds.

Scatter ye scctls, an.i flowers will spring
 Strcw them at broalcast OCT hill and glen Sow In your garden and time will bring
 Bright flowers, with seeds to scatter again. Scatter ye secis --nor think them io...
 Tho they fall amid leaves and huriesi In carta Spring will awake them. though hcedlcssly tossed And to beautiful flowers those seeds will give birth Scatter ye scctis tire not, but toll
 'Tis the work of life, 'tis the labor of man In the hsad. in the heart. an on earth's own soil Sow, gather and SOW, through life's own span. Srattet yc sccsls in the field of mnd--
 Seeds of flowers, with seeds of grain: In the apting ani summer sweet garlsnls ycll find, And In autumn yoll reap rich fruits for your pain Scatter yc seeds in the garden of heaft,
 Secds of affection, of truth, and of love: Cultivate carefully each hidden part.
 And thy flowers will De seen by angels alpvc. Scatter yc sent-- the seeds of Hope.
 nant In your h,som the Tree of lifc-- Then the fDwen herr budding in Heaven shall opc And In Heaven will ripcn the fruits of strife. Then scatter yc seeds each passing year:
 Sow amid winds and storms of rain: Hope give thee courage. Faith cast out fear:
 GosR will scqaitc thee with infinite gain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
The Winters.

We did not fear them once-the duh gray mornings No cheerless burden on our spirits laid; The long night-watchcs did not bring us warning
 ThaA we were tenants of n house decayeti; The carly sn0wx like dreams to descended
 The frost did fairy-work pave and bough Beauty and power and wonder have not ended
 How is 1t that we fear the Winters now Their house fires fall bright hearth and chamber Their northern starlight shines as collly clear; The woods still keep their holly for December
 The world welcome yet for the new year. And far away in old remembered places
 The snow drop rises and the robin sings: Tho sun and moon look out with loving faces
 Why have our days forgot such goodly thingsf h it tha& now the north wind fns us shaken
 Ny tcmpests fercer than it's bitter blast Which fair belieGs and friendships too have taken
 Away like summer foliage as they passed, And made life leaaess in its pleasant valleys.
 Waning tho light of promise from our day. TYll n,ists meet even in the inward palace-
 dimness not like theirs to pass aways It was not thus when dreams of love and laurcls
 Gave sunshine to the Winters of ouf youth, Before its hopes had fallen in fgtuncs qual rels,
 Or Timc hal bowed them with his heavy truth Ere yet the twilights found us strange and lonely.
 With shsalDws coming when the tire burns low, To tell of distant graves and losses only
 The Past that cannot change and will not go Alas dear friends. the Winter is within us,
 Hard h the ise that grows about the heart:' Fer petty cares and vain regrets have won
 Ffusn life's true heritage and bstter part. Seasons and skics rejoice, yea, worship rather;
 But nations til and trcml,le even a we. H.plng kr harvcxts they will never gather.
 Fearing the Winters which they may not see.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06
A Century.

X hundrci ycats shall rolf away 4 century beyosld to-day: s But you. nor 1. nor any one A W Now living, shall behold that sun. Not one--an,l all these millions gone Before the lifting of that dawn!
 These stars shall Hash along the skies, But not Q glea,n shall light our eyes. There shall Dc armies, thrones, and states, With all their unprcdicted fsftcs;
 Yet no0c of millions now in power 6hall move the hand or tongue that hour. 2 The sceptcr, hammer, sworl. and pen -.-# Shall i'll the hands of other men
 Aul other tyrants' heels shall tread X Upnu tho slaves unified head. The wan.lcring ships shall come and go Bat uHAnned by those WIG do not know
 Thc brcean that waits them OCT the waves ' SaAl bend the aowers upon our graves.
 Along these streets shall move such crowds,
 When these lie silent tn their shrouds:
 Inc sAmc uncnding rounds Of cares
 Which now are ours, shaii then bc theirs. 2 nc plow sl,all turn thc grasey plai,>-- ' 1ne dcx1e reap tho golden grain; Bnt those who now the valley till 6AAll each lic laundering on his hill.
 Where now we sit iS f~ilight howcrs Nth music, kisses, lovu, and fowcrs,
 0kall otheu call the daing moon T se X To hsas their yows--forgottcn soon. s1Agkgsss Oct nov through nations risss
 Shall vuiccIsns lie with hrokcn stTings; Dut en11k sAn1k not be sl1ent then,
 Tor cosnlng days shsal bring their men. N. W1lf alf those millions thus De gone
 neebse the lifting of that dawnl
 1hn hap1es fnom m0untains plAinR and w0osls
 Mkes shalo~s OCT the 6eldk n graa, d @s#s yhA Mying century shall pAn6;, sss.sassgg Z
 And nding. As summer eve, ' Ihs eazah, to those who follow, leave. e. The ncss and Commerce Church, and State,
 Ifust gain ftom othess future fate; a7*f !
 For yon--nor I-- nor any one . .sg.e f =-..
 Now living, shall behold that sun. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

CHEAT MEN.--The few admirers of 0e.sral Pierce have so often compared him to {}o1cF.l Jackson, and drawn parallel between tho txo. that one is tempted to apply the iif cosnpafison of the two fishermen, which runs as folloNs Fira Fishrman or Generei Jac,xaa
 His rod was made of the sturdy oak.
 His line of twist that could not le hroRc
 He baited his hook with figeff s foiis
 Sat on rock and bobbcd for wfnIes Second Fsh~man, or Geerai risce'
 His rod is made of peacock . fcathcf.
 His line is made of the finest leather
 He baits his hook with mites of c6.rs<
 Sits on his bed and bobs for icas You sec that the two iisherrnen. an<l of c|i| the two Generals, are peffcctlv aljEs .S fisherman has his rod, line ISck, bnif' f.< -si. bobs; so of the Generals, aid [ canuo[ S18 s,,- greater difference between the tbin6 <. '1|5, @s for, that is, rhalss and fsas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

TURNING THE TABLEss--Ior7 F1I.{ {s.n a.. clared at large party, in which I46s rrsh1r.. and MT. Sheridan were present. HIT *s e es;i, was only tis canister tied to onc' t]lI Y ,,,', these lines s: 'tsa Lord Erskinc, at woman prar.,..;ts z s \ & Calls wife tin canister tel fa +.. 9s ss And fair Lady Anne while thS BY E # s N .s < seems hurt at his lordships s.'. or but S.n;a.s wherefore dsgr,ding oassidsrsa
 And should dirt its oricina1 XII r.s :n4 s9s W
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

z naS- ]" Al honor to tho.r i] E. E; <. Y x. rooms. says Klcbter slt S4* k & . @ sl <. from notice Ike the sprinr HI'' ; '4,. 1 e,, \ that the fruit may be bora n Y 1.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-06

SWEEPER PRAISE can never be than that of dying parent, as he blesses the hand that led him from sorrow to sorrow, that is even now soothing the cold brow, damp with the spray of Jordan
 And dear the thought as your tears fall upon the sod that covers the gray headed father that you were very k..nd and loving to him tl,at you gave cheerfaily of your abundance, and never caused him tofccl tilat youwerc doing charily.
 Never can we repay those niinisteriug angels ve call father and mother. Angels though earthly have they ever been, from the time that Adam and Eye gazed uron their 6rst-born, a. he slept amid roses, wnile the tiny fingers, the wa xeii lids. and the cnerub form were all myste- rious to tucni ,t7# 3s t-s's.i-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-23
Ladies, ConeEe.

THE Second Qusrtsr OF the above Institute will
mence on Wednesday, September jth. in all ofits
d. partme nis
Our arrangements for thorough course OF instrue-
tan IN the various departments OF the College, are
ample and II scale to meet the demands OF the age
and spirit OF the times.
We aim to give practical thorough and CON-
plete OF studies than any o. our schools for
young ladies' Yea, more, We mean 10 take the leax
in the Susne IS Of female education.
The of studies wi be varied 10 suit the cir
Gu instances nd intellectual capacities ofthe pupil.
Tuition in the primar, Department, - 90 perter
do usual course, % +" -
Languages and higher English branches, 20 Z" -
Snrx.-No ertrs charges in the Normaiur
Teachers department.
Music on Piano, Melodeon, Guitar and
Harp, $40 10 TO y 90 - :
Iaudseope Painting in OIL, 100 +"
Munochromatie, Crayen and Pencil,
Drawing. Ac., each, 90 "
~ pier Maehe and ornamental Leather
Work, each, 8 %
Embroidery, Ornamental Needle Work,
&c, Ae., in all their variety, each 5to :. :
Diplon will be given 10 those who COM
plete thorough course In eitheror
the departments.
Board with furb's hed rooms including
washing, lights, fuel, stationery, 6e, 81 10 =
Ii The pupil furnishes her room, eet, - o. -
All payments to be IN sde In advance.
Those wishing 10 secure rooms desks day sehoi-
ar, must apply ssos. TIL. CODDING,
Proprietor and sup't.
NAT. III. CeDpiSe, p~foetn.i
Mas. N. A. CoppIsa, rrheipaf'
liza us vt
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Something New and Valuable
American Porcelain Ware
III, M. DIGGINS,

REGS 10 caiithe attention Of the ctizens OF pnss"
DpoH, Rock Island and vicinity, 10 new, beA"'''
and durable ware chilled
THE AMERICAN PORCELAIN,
samples Of which may BE- seen ut the " y. EAp.a+
office, the Island City Hotel. Mr. D. designs shy
ly opening AN establishment In Rock lslsnd iof ~
sale ofthis new and splendid ware Also' aeent w.
selling rights for the saie Of this ware III an Po''
oithe United States . r.. -,
A rare cnance for persons wishing TO engageuI"
pleasant and profit able business. Apply ~ ine 80,
Express Office TO II, NJ. Diggins Ill lhe iss az re "
Hotel, july g3'au
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Notice.

DOCK Island Bank has made arrangements as'
III limited amou nj OF the notes of '.lhe MHhuiAV
turers and Mechanics Bank of Columbus, ueofsM,
und the same will DO received on deposit orin ptl
ment for Exchange Coin, On The sa me terms ~ ~
issues of the solvent Banks OF virginia, hshIn.A'
Ohio or Indiana. Nj Is. OsbokN. ifes
H. Island Junel3 dSwtG g. H. MANN, Cashier.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
The Best Mill now in Use is Clawson's
Power and Hand Corn Mills.

THIS MILL, RECENTLY INVENTED BY JONA-
THAN K. BURDGE, OF Ohio, tpatont applied for
Is constructed upon entirely new principle, CUT
hing tho grain with knives, which requires but one
tenth OF The power OF Burr sSone. The Hand Mill
weighs less Than hundred pounds, and 10 capable
of grinding txo LsIkss Of corn or wheat per hOHr,
winch child can work with ease. The Power MILL
with one horse power, will grind ten bushels per
hsar which would be extremely easy work for one
hors this size weighs about two hundred and hfty
pounds. This MIL will grind grain, seeds and spices
OF every description, AID does not required rsguiar
speed as Burr Mil. For cheapness durability and
simplicity Of operation, these mills stand uBrvaied
and In fact, there Is other mill ever invented that
would grind by hand more than largs size coffee
mill. They can be set line coarse, and for grind.
ing "fead"t they have no equal. In using knives all
the husk OF the corn Tor grain OF any kind on
leaving the pure meal To those who may wish
mill that will last for years without repair, invite
call and they will readily perceive the advantages
over any other mill In the market liberal dseouni
made TO wholesale purchasers,
NOSES d LlTFLER, Agents for the West onice
at Burrows PreitymAns, whore one OF the above
mills eau be seen In operation.
Dec A. 55-dWlf,
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Having purchased the cntre interes, of
Mas. a. NcNElL'
NHrUILD say 10 the citizens Of Davenport and Rock
w Island thsi she Aasjust retained from New York
Min large and beautiful assortment of
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
nspt which sho Is prepared 10 manufacture all de-
scriptions OF Work in her line OF business.
CLOAK, MANTILLA & DRESS TRIMMINGS,
sfthe latest and most approved styles.
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILRO,n
81 III - g q s -;
NEW AItK tNGEMENI.

L
ON and after Monday, Van. I'm and nr,n 49,.
NOTICE, trains will leave Rock lslard A. fnans
ist Passenger train, Sunday excepted. Al "a -.
Arrive at Chicago at e,gaa
end. mail Passenger Train, at n ,S
Arrive at Chicago, ~
Sd. Freight, with I'd elsssosss, 1t sss
Arrive NJ Chicago NJ iaisp
Trains arrive a, hook Island csy suneas e,s.s,
ed, as follows: ''p
LIST Passenger train 1T smp..
end do - at "p;a
% Freight with I'd class cars nj 1pm
Alltrains over this road are in diree, eopnpci.
Chicago with trains over bothtne Mich "a SOUS.
and Michigan Central X. X. to and from pe,,Su =
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, rttxba,sS
Dunkirk, Bunalo, Niagara Fails Albany, New WI
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington ,i,nt
La Sale with trains OF the Illinois Central koss
north to GaienR and south 10 ST. Ienis and afro !,
which place. tickets can be procured Of s. ri
WINS, Ticket ngt. Il. X. Depot Ri.
Passengers are reminded sflbe neeasslty Of o., Nj.
distinct directions ms 10 the destination Thar i've
gage, also 20 procure tickets before taking H.
seats In the cars, vs. the conductors collect fsress
10 stations gu the line of the Chicago ana kock i'
Railroad JOHN r, TRACY ~.
W. n. WMTu,s, Assn sapt
Rock Island Jan. Is, 1885,
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WILSON & II a X l. f. y.
Wholesale and Retail Gr0cers,

POST OFFICE BUILDING,
7as, Teas! Teas!
100 CAnDiES from 6 TO 90 lbs. to salt families.
lVU 50 IL chests black tsH' Imperial, & pirv
100 Pickles e wi As "a: I ins k.Ts"
III boxes Tomato catsup and Pepper Sauce;
~ 100 boxes quart CAL W, Isa Gai at tskI
A very superior lot of fresh Peaches In cans;
n IS dor. Baltimore fresh Oysters s Saq,sss,e
10 boxes Palm soap; ., ss.v,oo : ys,I.ra,ed
soap. WILSON q hAnLh
A large assortment Of To wilson 80 sfl,
DU go bbls n. o. $. II and syrup mola''es
30 ~ s'''' Kegs WILSON & HARLEY.
~ bbls Of rime Rec, new crop;
~ IS boxes of Mould Candles;
90 boxes OF Star Candles;
35 and / boxes u.,tey
$50 "o< u "oier' AZ " WILSON 4 HARLEY.
WILSON & HARLk4.
IN doc Buckets;
~ 30 dez Tubs s'sd sizes u.pIry
IN dos Bed Cords;
~ 10 bales Rope.
A few bbls Of very prime Dsisd Apples "hd
n Peaches;
A full assortment of spices, zante Carrsnts and
Cooking Raisns;
80 sacks OF Coffee;
TOO bbls Winter Apples.
n boxes Essence of Coffee:
III Corn Starch for pies pudding, eassardsi
Is boxes Pearl Starch.
lIother Goods connected with TIE hs sines. " hleh
We will sell NJ Wholesale or retail al very small
advance on cost
WILSON & HARLEY,
Brady ST., . doors below Pos. Office,
Davenport.
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
@ 1l

NJ anu aiiei mohuh!. JanuafS Its, ,s.
for Museaiine and Iowa CITY, rs follows. ''upoH
Ist. Freight train dsilS Sundays eNceptedS az,
end. Passenger Train daily, = :" "a n
Irainkarrlve ns Davenport daily, SUNDAYS eva!
as follows: 's eNtlist
list. Passenger Train at
end. eight Train AT .r.
AL Trains out Of Davenport Will make 1iraS' IN
nections wi Muscatine and Iowa Civ. ''' con
Tho Passenger Train arriving ~ Dayenno,,
". from Iowa CITY and Muscatine connect IN ~ r
Night Express Train over The Chicago ana IN a "
land Raliroad which Leaves Rock Island at 7'ssp v
Passengers are reminded Of the NECESSITY -, -.
distinct directions as 10 the destination oiibsis
gage. Also to procure tickets before ,atInn ~,
seats 'n'ne cars John +. HENRY. :"
Master ofTransportntlon. Ian WY
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Nocts toIduu.

Nj. b. OSBORN & co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island. III.
Attend 10 the payment OF taxes and all other iHS'
connected with Land Agency in all parts ai Illinois
and Iowa ONCE on orleans street, hoEf l WI
House.
Cheap Lands
" w Or See 81 town 80 rangei W leo H'f''
w Is 1 " iGu -
situated Ia Cedar county. Also
W or sec % town 10 Ii range 20
st Ne ~ see 20 towns0 4EsO
tSE,i sec26 ION 4EsG :.
EIS W qrsec 80 N I" AZ go =
81 n w or see 90 son " 4EeO
w Sc or see - SON " 4Est :"
In Scott county offered for thirty days az sfss'
bargains by their owners WHO are determined 10 i'
Appl, TO NJ. b. OSBORN ~ CO., Land ag''
Rock Island, Illinois
We have also some { ity Az Country properly :"
Rock Island county whibh are offered very cheap
Jan IS d--wu
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Penn.yIyan.s Rat,roaa,

Three Daily Through Trains bctw cen phiIatelpL
and PHGsburgh.-ThE MORNING MAlL1HAh
leaves Philaaepha Tor PiitsLurs at - A. lad
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia al a. NJ The fast Inc
leaves tbiladelphiaat IP. N. and Fiusburgfor PAi'
adelphia at ! r. NJ. TIE NIGHT GSPkkSS tran
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsbnrgh al II 7 NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia nj u =. NJ.
The above lines connect ~ Pittsburgh with Tao
Railroads 10 ana from ST. Louis, No, Alton, Gaens
and Chicago, ia Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vile, Ky; Terre Haute, DAYTON, Springfield, Belle.
fontins, SAndusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Celolnbu,,
GAINESVILLE, Massiflon and Wooster, oAio, also, will
the steam packet boats from ana to New Orleans
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets eau be had 10 or iram either Of t'>
above places.
For further particulars see haEdJilis al lhe dttI
ent starting points. Passengers from the West VII
nd this the shortest and most expeditions rouie IL
TO Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, fasse niger Lines, fhliS'
J MksKlMES, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, PMS
Phila. Aut % IS dly
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
IHE subscriber has receiv cd from the Eastern nd
Southern Markets a large and we'll selected stock
or goods OF all descriptions in com use ssting
Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware, Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries Dried Fruit, Cotton " arp,
Carpet Cham. Pieairs Yarn, Cut Window Glass
q. a. r. la kaBaE Ia salt Hardware,
N,l'rauo NJ lisaWs Iron, all kinds, el assorted
tasiiHss, Mails, ali sinds, Grindstones,
Nodenware, Live Geese feathers, Pitch& o akulu
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paints and Oils, Dye StuGs &c,
which II. be sold al small advance for CASH As
intend keeping everything In common use, pc rsons
wanting srVrrSi articles obtain them Front ST.
II tao Etics store 0ppnsltethe Mills, Davenport, Iowa
JGneG, 1859. J. NJ BOWLING.
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Wfoffrifs.
Removal.
WILSON e. HARLEY

IVAVE removed their Grocery Store 10 ar DC
Ill Ciairc's new building, doors below the ro''
once where they have greatly enlarged 'heir sizes.
They would return their customers their sreeir
thanks for The liberal patronage bestowed on them
and respectfully soiolta continuance o'ihe same.
Davenport, Nov ID, '55-dNwu
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Immense Stock
OF
Fail u.sN " inter Goods.
AT
Burrows & Prettyman's
NEW ST0RE.

xyrFaranew rsccisius aud prepared to exhibit one
w ,tlhe Rost extensive and complete assortaenls
olGood ssy or before brought to this mHket;cohsst
ing of staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
Silk Goods Cashmere, Broehe and Bay State ShAwis
VeYets, Ribbons md Trimmings
cfeyory variety and Prieei Ladiesand Misses
DRESS GOODS
in syer,aepartmert--i.aet and Embroidered Goods
and fun assortment Of
Cloths a,,iteres, satneis, Linseys, Piannels, DC
DOMESTIC GOODS,
atsrgeassortment0 VI Gents. Ladies and Misses =
Boots, Shoes and 2ubbers.
large and General Assortment Of
Ready-Made Clothing
--ALSo.--
Groceries, Salt, Crockery, Hardware,
And In fact IN general variety of Goodsis netto
DO found irany Store West fthe Mississippi.
Weare ae,e rmine ed o sell Goods nj the lowestCash
Prices 10 do this wesr compelledto do away
with theiong credit and big profit System. We shall
pay Cashforal kinds Produce and seithe Farmer his
Goods atthe lowest Cash Prices BY srietattention
10 businesses nd making ourselves usefutothe Farm
inr community hopeto me rita continuance OF the
maze OF the Farmer'sFriends.
BURROWS & PRErTYMAN.
Davenport Oct s6th ,ls5S-dw-tf
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PENNsYLVAEIA RAILROAD.
-

The yrest Central Route. connecting the Al a.i.o
cities with the Western, SorihwesteTa, aua Seuls
western States, bya con ttuGous kailagy direct III
road also connects al Pittsburgh sAa dLly lle o.
teamsrs 10 all psrts on the Norm western IaFeE M
king the direct rAssytsE and rtifabtf fs.if s
which Freight can be forwarded to and its. ls
Great West
Hates between Philadelphia and Fltlsug,
First q fnss boots Shoes In + = ,,
Goods tiR bo,e.l Furs, Feathers, Ac.i ~ v ''-
second Gla>s...Books u StaiioH-l
cry, Dry Goods lin bales Drugs and ~ ,.
Medicines, Hard ware, Lea her, " DOL go f'''-
SC.
Third CIass.--AnyiIS, RagEnga
Bacon Pork lin bulk T. asi Steel IS : ICE :
Sole Leather tia bundles oehi.- Atb
Fourth Glass. ..COGce. II.L, ba-,
con q Pork packed llrsiH lara Oh 500 s!las.
hemp, Iron, lead, naIls, soda asr. NeD
FLouR-si per barre unui iahhyr motive.
GRAlA--jo cls. per !tG d . Gnl.i IuiIhs rnu,ire
COlToN--s2 per balu, not eirsed.ny SO 10.
well ht untilfuther notice.
III In shipping Goods from ANY point east Of PA4
ads paia, be particular 10 mark Packages 'rfs I.as
syiusnfa Railroad All goods con signed 1, lbou
gents for this Road al lade phia or plttsburg N
be forwarded without detention
fEEisHr srs.-HarrlS. WofAty & To-, Ms-.
phn, Tenn,,R *. Sass Co., 81. Loais, }. ). Mich.
ell q Son, Evansville, lad; DumrsEll Bell d Buy
dock land Carter s Jeweur Louisville ,ky.R. Nj!
Go. Cincinnati; N. VI Oraham & 90, Zale.sils
o.; Leeek d Co, 81 kAby al. BasIeh; l.rerh 4 ca,
Aston Rouse, n. York; William 81. aud : Baiis;A
Place, View York; T.. J Shredder, Philadoipbia; Ma
graw& koons, Baltimore; Geo. c. FroEcscus, Pin,
burg.
n Il. HOUSTON, GsnsraI Frsscaf .sgsat, PtEs
Ii. .LoMBAERT, SMp't. M .sna, Pa.
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"Wednesday, Oct. 3lst,

wednesday, Oct. 31st,
lyill be her cpeningg day, at which time she would
be pleased her friends and all who would favor
her with the patronage
No trouble 10 show Goods. Quick sales AID small
profits 7. her motto.
on Sc ond ST., one door from Perry.
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INSURANCE.

FIRE, MAXINE and LIFE RISKS taken al this
Agency in responsible Companies and on the most
reasonable terms.
Merchants and Shippers will be allowed return
premium ofia. T. ei.
Nc cNEGos, LAWS y BLAKEMoRE,
auR5 No. 6 L. Claire Row.
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FLOUR AND FEED STORE.
WE will keep ntly hand the bes, brands
w FAMILY flour.
Corn Neal Buckwheat, Cora, Oats,
and feed of sll kinds
All goods delivered free Of charge
DRUM THOMPSON.
sept ss-dtf West Brady, bet3d and 4th ST..
House and Lot For Sale.
slNHk newly erected double frame house, built in
i modern style and very convenient, situated on
kocs and BET Second and Third sis will be sold on
reasonable terms for cash onsppcation 10
Jane -. DIFF r.. W. WHEELER.