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Smyrna times., 1856-08-13
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,r,l rlScHLNG TO ProuorE Frr,rr,,
Those who have never nrartisoI IICiIFFCLNESs.- ,IF
|u ,aa aS results may hay" seen, if expcrinnnod ""Srv "
was bro%c g & 'nat shoot, of which the point nj
mo the %raw,,', '.seo' or Otherwise injured, dur
IruI' branch either during the Same or IInes ,hm
in ta StaSon and this, especially if stnatnJ ",
~ '"e interior Of the tree, or ON tto situated
70 t"%gr , part OF the branches The check o;ro ana
san IN ,h,' ''S."n OF The shoot Concentrates tho
cheek has Lon" rn',S remaining; and unless the
~ "'S "'rn gwen very early in ,I,. so,.'I ''I'
Ut 'ie Growth very vigorous in the ,,nn ''"Son'
the OHds vii prepare for the nr,,,,o,''' ;" 'hat
= o', 'hlS principle Of checking the Yrni',I
ihat I%i'cI",I'.'ng ni"cIg The sap The pncheI sIoo,'
ed and rs :,;o. !" produce rnlfaIncss perform.
,I,' r ~ cilciency may be eslimaIrd r.an.
,n' iac' mat the trees on which il baS run Lrolh
," ''~''cp nave borne ru four or five, and ner
nap seven years sooner than thew u'"iI '''" per
"o''' without l'.-Borry's Fruit GarJru nave
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

w The New Orleans Crescent expressos
The opinion that sn"ar and moIasses viii ~
vance, in all probability, beyond the rates ,hat
twenty-five years. '''e 'ast
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

W 1t Is remarkable fact in natural hs-
Tory tnat Bee and the Quall are never sean IL
the west, but in the tract OF the white Sa,,Io- :.
Oo'h follow the lead ofthe white man
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

G;F :, You bachelors ought to be heavily t.x
ed, sand lady to an old 'un. =" True. MAJ >,
luxury" 'euiy
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13
A Disclosure.

H. =. Delavan, the world renowned pbilan.
lhropIst, IN an address made before the New
YORK State Temperance Society, of which Le
Is The worthy President, makes the FOLLOWING
statement. Its truth will not be questioned.
disclosure Of Liquor -DeaLcr.-W ithin =
Jew weeks II has come to my knowledge, that
person whose conscience revotcd at his EN-
Payment, IN large liquor establishment. has
ie't ior more innocent and creditabe business.
lie stated that 1t now only took ten (some say
four) gallons of pure whisky to make barrel
oI the whisky OF commerce. TO these = re add
ed r"l-wat"r, camphcne and arsenic, the latte-
20 restore the bead DESTROYED by the water
lie stated a!Sd, that brandy made to linmjtatr
the real French Brandy, and of materials of
tlG most POISONOUS character was sold at S1
me gallon costing only - cents That all
KINDS OF wines were initiated so closely that
The best Judges could not discrlminatc; costing
hut trIiie, and sold at prices to suit customers.
ne hl@h"r The stand of the customer aud the
more particular as TO his wines, the hirher the
price TO satisfy hun as TO quality. The most
celcora'ed brands were iaade use of, and the
names OF the most celebrated European callers
@FtH' as the source Of supply; and European
dealers, be 1t known, are not behind, but much
IN advance Of the American trader in their
adulteratIons
1t is not marvel that "delirum trcmcns." :"
" lnana potu and homicidcs abound in these
last days. Chemistry is taxed to find poisons
Wh'ch liquor vendors may employ in the busi-
ness OF adulteration. What a pity it is, that
the ICONS ,ituton'' protects these rascals, while
petty scanpS are punishcd
Smyrna times., 1856-08-13

"GERM OF PRournIrIox"-Gov Clark, of
New York, IN his message to the Legislature,
says:
"Al restrictive legislation contains the germ
"f ProhIbItIon-ls, in fact, prohibition. partially
applied" If this operation is true, then 1t is
to late too declare prohibition unconstitutional,
for restrictive laws have been passed in every
one 0t the States,and in England, and the right
I" enact them has always been affirmed by the
Judiciary. 1t has ever been conceded that re-
Sira'nis upon the liquor traffic were necessary
to secure the public welfare. The public good
requires that large ma iority OF citizens should
be forbidden to traffic in liquors, and hence the
duty OF Government to intcrpose. If every H.
quor-st0rc mirnges upon the best interests of
society, why may not the principle of prohibi
tiOn be extended to all alike Have the (rp
constitutional rights which the fna1y do not
possess We respectfully invite the enemies
of entire prohibition to use the columns of the
Crus"der IN defending their position.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-25
Nock kHIau0.
n. B. OSBORN & co.
LAND, STOCK And INSURANCE BR0XIRl

n. B. OSBORN e. co.
LAND, STOCK And INSURANCE. BROKERS,
1oek Island, Ill.
Attend to the payment taxes and all other
connected with Land Agency in all parts oil Illinois
and Iowa. Once on Ohsans street, near Cuort
House.
Cheap Lands.
n W or Sec ~ town 30 n range I w 100 acres
WQrsee Is - w 100
situated In Cedar county. Also
NtSW Or ssc - town 70 range 3 60
SIN or sec 70 towa ~ n <EeO''
MISE ar sse - G0N <kS0
Eisw qssee " SON ESQ
81 N w ar see 26 - son lEsO
W Sc or sec - I" son lEsC
In Scott county, offered for thirty days Al great
bargains by their who de u rmined 10 sol
Apply 10 n. b. OSBORN Il Co., Land Axt
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also some City ard Country property Ia
Rock Island county With srsohered very cheap.
Jan S IS d-WU
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New Arrangement.
02 =
Important to Passengers gong East
yoL1ET ctr OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
TWO daily trains leave Joliet Except EundSysl
connecting At Lake Station with the Michigan
Central r. r. Tor Detroit and thence with The Great
Western Canada Railway for Niagara Falls, BunAlo,
Aibvny New York, Boston, Pniiadc!p hts, Montreal,
&c.
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
SIS A. M HShtnipg III press lsrrivss al Dstroit al
p. NJ. kagafs fsiis 30 next hornfng and y. York
9PM. or Bosi0n stI2 u night, arrive at rhiiap Ell
phia via Emi . at r. NJ. siso connects at Detroit
with steamers for Cleveland and thouco with morn
ing trains 10 all points In Ohio and Penns. ivanis
STOP. NJ .Esprcsscsnnecisn sxt morning Ut Detroit
wilh north Shore Line OF Tieamefs through without
la ding, arriving at Buffalo at 3so A. connecting
with k1press train 10 New York and boston. Also
connects with the morning train on the Canada Nail
way arriving at Niagara Falls at6, 30 r. NJ
Through tick cts can be purchased Att ticket once
Of the company At Joliet. allowing passengers,o lay
over and resume their eats Ut pleasure.
July sist 5gdiy. n. NICE Supt.
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Railfeaos.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
l

IAN and after Monday, January .s,h, 1856, and aii'
III further Hstico, trains Will leave Oa'ohPo'r
for Nuscatinc and Iowa City, As follows: :,
lst Passenger train daily (sunda.seAcal. e a. !.
Ind. Frex III rain with Passenger Car alta r.
Trainsarrive NJ Davenport daily, lsuhaass
~ follows: "a, Al
lst. Passenger Train nj (: ""''
and.uFreight Train with Passenger CARA
tashed IT -.
AlITrsins out Of Davenport will make conneclion'
with Muscaline and lows City.
Tho Passenger Train arriving At Davenport :. ~
A. 81. connuc's with tho Rock Island Mall ifsin
which leaves Rock Island for Chicago ut ll.lo a. ~
Passengers arc reminded Of the necessity oixisnhs
distinct directions NJ TO the destination OF he oax
gage. Also 10 procure tickets before Aktng theh
sestx In he cara JOHN x. HENRY.
DAY Sup'L
M..t.r III DEMONSTRATION, JANIS dim
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
nN aud AFTER Monday, Jan. t4lh, and until farther
Onolce, trains will leave Rock Island ~ follows:
Isl. Passenger train, sundays sxceptsd,At 20
'Ardv. Al Chicago II x<5PM
end mail Passenger Train,st u ~
Arrive Al Chicago,
Sd Freight, with "a class cars,si = Is "
Arrive a. Chicago st ~ 10
Trains arrive At hook Island daily, Sands,s except
ed, ~ follows.
Ist Passenger trsins
3nd do ri - ~
ID Freight with Sd elAss cars 81 40 IN
All trains ovsr this road IN direct connsesion d
Chicago with trains over both Aichgaa southern
and Michigan Central X. r. 10 and from leiro, To
iedo, Cleveland, Colambus, Cinennssi, Pittsburgh,
Duhkfrk, BnnAlo, Niagara Falls Albany, New YORK,
Philadelphia, Bsltimote and Washington. Also ~
La sale with trains the lllinsis Central Road
north to Gslena and south to 81 ons and csiro 70
" heh place tickets can be procured OF ). .. Biz
WINS, Ticks AZ. n. h. Depot Ri.
asssngers ars reminded OF The necessity off Ing
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage, also 10 procure tickets before taking thsir
seats In the ears the conductors collect hrcs only
to stations on the line Of the Chicago and Rock island
Railroad. JOHN r. TkACf, supt
W. n. wmrHAH, Assr supr.
Rock Island, jan. Is, le56.
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DRY LUMBER.

T HAVE now on hand any qualify Of the best
Zig bull Ium Der,
RARRANTsD TH0ROD0HLY KILN DRIED
Having purchased several large Wisconsin Rats
and sappied efcien cies from the Chicago Yards,
nov have general assortment Of sl kin . Of Lumber
hALu ALSO Pine SHINGLES. Faiiiags, Joists, Stud.
ding, Sash, Pursing for Brick Houses, Laih, dc.
II y Oitee north Of The Smiths shop, as YOU enter
the ely by the Camden road.
Rock Island, sept Is-du RENJ. d. WALSH.
Crest Excitement in the Fruit Trade!
THE undersigned are pr.parcs 10 sell Apples and
other frait 81 the low est figures, and deliver neo
OF charge Families Sishag nie- irait for winter
are Rvitsd 10 cal, and leave their orders
sept I3-du BULL q PARISH.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
4A2l t2

a
The great Central Route. coBueetinx the Al lantie
western States by cen Tin uous Rsil~a direct This
road also connects nj Pittsburgh With daily Inns OF
tsamsrs all psrIs on The Nor,hw Western LAKES;
king the most direct cheapest ard rshakts rests BY
which Freight can De forwarded TO and from the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and PistsburR,
First 4 inAs --hoots Shoes, Dry. on nm .
Goods lin boxes Furs, Feathers, Ac.I - ~"
second Class -. Books & Station
cry, Dry Goods fip bales Drugs and -. S,.o.
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, " DOL f'Ss'voH
Third CIass...Au,iis, BsKging.l
Bacon, Pork fin balkl last Stesl,f CSC . 100 .
Sole Leather lin bundiesl oehrc, 6c.>
EOuEt Class. s.Coree, Fist, Bsl
con q Fork tpscked) Lard& Lard OIL, soc y 100 n.
hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, 6c.>
kIDCK-oi per barrel untii further notice.
GRAIN SO els. per 100 As until further notice.
CO1ToS-S2 per bale, not exceeding so lbs,
III Pin shippin Gods from any point east OF Phil.
adeiphil, DO particular 70 mark packages "s,s Zen.
syirania Raiirssd." All goods con signed 70 tho
gents for This Road q. Phi sde phs or P,sburr, wiz
be forwarded without detention.
FSnsar AaEsu.-Harris, wormly q Co., Mem
phis Tenn, X. r sASs Co., ST. Louis, j. =. Mitch
ell q Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnii. Bell q bur
dock, and Carter & Jesett Louisville KY & Mol
Madam. lps sgrGm.a ana ,ys
o.; Leeeh Il Co., 81 kiiby q. Boston: Lseeh co.
: Aston House, y. YORK.; William st. and . Batter
burg.
II. II. HOUSTON, Gsnsrsl grsiFAt Ags.,, Pkiia
Ii. J.LoMBAERT, SsPf. ahssaS, Pa.
Psnnsy ivania Railroad.
Three Daily Through Trains between PhiIAdel phis
and Pittsburgh THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia TOR phtsburga nj II A. NJ and
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia att A. NJ. The fast line
leaves phlladelphiaatiP n. and Pitsbu rg for Phil.
adeiphia az r N. THE NIGHT AXPRksS train
leaves Philadelphis 70, P,i.burEh niipM. and
Tho above lines connect at PittsbuYeh with the
Railroads TO and from 81. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Gsen.
and Chicago, III Prsnkfort, Lexington and Louis
Vile, Ky; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
rontins, ssndustE, Toledo, Cleveland, csium bus,
GAINESVILLE, MasAion and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
81. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had TO frsm either Of the
above places.
For further particulars hahdbiils st the di6er-
emit starting points. Passenger irun tho West will
ind this tbs shortest and most expeditions route
PhIladelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
ThO,s. MOORE, Agent, Pssse sger Lines, phla.
J. MESklMEH, Agent Pas 80 nscr Linss Pitts.
rhils. Nov 2d IS dIy
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T1UITs, &C.

A Fkksh lot VI LsmoHs, orssuss, ssu, e...,,,
nae. jusi received BY N's''''
Dee xfdu NJ. II. HkiDKsHElAEE
n. II, HklDENhEiNEk.-
wholesale and Retail Grocery and Prsvi,u
Store.
Second 81, 8 doors teioO Brady, NOra Nd.
HAVE jus. received and am opening one Of y
j lafgsstssd best selected s,oeks or
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought 10 this market, to which l,s
the attention Of country me rchants and he pus,
gsnersi, 10 whom ofsi be above Z. greatly r,tss
prices.
tsit and see Tor sour.eise ca before purchsans eli.
WheFr. 49, a.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
Dru .LaS,,sLer.

L'koM 2oo,ono 70 500 900 feet Of Lum Der at Dor
l. man x Co.'S old yard, cor. Scott and Fourth sls
one square wet ofCo-es d Davis Planing MIL, near.
y.opposite the Court House. The subscribers have
On hand the largest and best assortment Of Seasoned
steam sawed Fine Lumber to t@ fov nd In this
We Keep constantly on hand Dressed aud Uadressed
Flooring, sidisg Fencing, u And Inch clear stun,
hyed snd Shaved Shingles, Laih aud all other vsrie-
lie. Of Pine Lumber which offer as any 9th
er Yard la this city.
poyI-dwtf J.PoSTER q CO.
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WIeferif5.
w LIS N & HARLEY
Wholesale and Retail c... =

T" ~. - a II "A Il LEY
Wholesale and Retail crs,.,. ;
POST OFFICE BUILDING
Teas, Teas! ..r
I'M CADDiks from 10 70 lbs. /. ,u,, ~ :, : az
lVU " IL chests black Y II. imn.,i., mnils
100 s no: ri'.'ss 4: S'.t ~. s aaanl ....
N Ioss. Ton..s c....p w .ss 81 AklsS'
~ ies boxes quart, Cali aud IN iss ,ssi
A very superior let OF fresh Ps.sbs. nI ~
. uol ns'a"ofe iresn " stsrs ii vhos.s,.
80 WILSON 4 HAriEv'
w " boxes of transparent shaving, 4 y.,...,
soap ;,,, ...o,,m.,,, :. S,IIsoS lA isilIl;t'
. = 81. 49,, ' wilson ~ ! S' Ess..,
~ s. If = ss s.''s =: O. Z. and ''..p asl4...
~ ~ gall. ksgs
- eeis Of rhine kie., u.~ eIsp; nAs'
Il IS bexvs u Mould caudiss;
w boxes OF Star Candlss;
~ and boxss
$50 deg : = -'''' At 's slr:Ss f. ..s ..'
Tx - Sugar; aAsLhT
IL l. No clarified AVID sugar.
En dox Buckets sANAi.
~ ~ dss Tuba assd. slss.
On dos Bed Cordx
Nv 10 balss Rope.
A s.v ss,. AZ "a, WILSON 4 HAMLY
"A Peaches; 49, N Appiss ~
fall assortment Of spasss, za,,. c
Cooking Raisins; e1'asA as
10 saaks of Coass;
loo bsis Winter Apples.
IN boxes Essenee Of Coffee: aAnLEt.
~ Corn starch for plea, puddIn, ...,.
Is boxcs Pearl Starch sNs~sds;
I.ther Soods sonnectsa with he t..... -,
~ viii sell IT Wholesale or retail :, .tsla
advance On cost WI s1s
WILSON d nARIRy
brady at, Y doors below Po., IA
| Davenport. 49,
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STOVES, STOYESI

ID "a E1sJ WV II6J. N
THE Notwithstanding purchased the nitro stoek
i ofbtovss, &C., Off. WIcKRasHA y, dealer In the
wsliknow n Chartrr oak Air Tight Cook stovs) would
solicit share ofpube patronage, hoping 10 ssiisfy
all who may In future deal with Ne, would Insert
thefoiiowiBg drst, sell both Eastern
and Western stoves. including over % Patterns OF
COOK STOVES, Of which to sslset.
We warrant every Stove wesell both 10 operate nd
against IRE cracks thereby making greatly to the
advantage ofpefsons warnings good stove 10 buy OF
as. We keep constantly on hand large supply OF
Charter Oak.
Wewsuld also onert o dealers efsllo win induce
kinds ofTinhsrs stock at Chicago prices freight I'd
dsd thereby saving you expense, trouble and delay
personally TO all Kinds Of Jotbing, such Tin Roof
Ing, sPouting Copper Smithing e., all work war
rAnted.
Brady between Front and Seconds
Ma I'd, ie56-dwtf WI0kERSHAM HICKS.
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WILSON e. HARLEY

laws removed their Grocery Bt,rs 10 N, !.
- SisifeS new building, . doors below N. ~ :,
omes where they have grcsuy snlsrged ,Lsir 49,.
Ihsy would fsturn Ihsir customer tksIf 10,
hanss for NE liberal patronage bsso we'd a. ~"
aud respectfully solicits continuance ofths eA
Davenport, Nov i3,'53.dhvu ''
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.V1lH 9@Arg,L ST.

ff4 q kh4zt ~. 49,
NOW OPENED
Fine watches. JeWelry anu
rsA1xcv Goods,
p,,1nN,s Ain STAND
M. La Clairs Row,
rwn,S IL. stt,n,ion Of the
FUHLAIG
o.,s.a,f
a. Oman Fi.ld and Fair Play.
- c,.,ph ROW
Al noesAlss' NJ ~. yn,l with he
i largest and best stock OF line Watches anu 's"e,
eyer before oasssa ~ .hs sin IS to $50.
cold Ch sius from q Is $50. Rnxsfr In two bis To
5000 Breast Pins from $lto SOU.
l would call particular attention =" my s 81 p.in
Hunting aud Enamslei cases, and think can sun
The mos, fsst idious. u s.
In short, my whole stock OF Clocks, v
pn and wiils. Wholesale or retail At prices that
will defy ali eompe tition.
Rsp.iring done xs usual At shortpouee
Nov. 18th, Is 4. -----------------
= 4 Table Cutlery BY xxpyeeD
uo,,,. Nnnr..,orx Al Conway Nsysae husetts.
+ Jyo H0uskLs.
- -
OH6ttCID.
- ---------------
o.yrvunpT MusYc sTORE
1.p,xn.II h HlGEINShaye lust opel ed = large
4 s.an, ~ I,u,tsys Yiolius Babjoes, Tasnbo-
rin.. &c. DC Also every kind OF Muse Books now
in use which they will sell very cheap for IAN 40
q u claire Row octsostoSs
y..Na. Wntions ana foya
4 LARGkassortmentJusio anu io' s'''
"A Davenport Music store; utcc
No LIE Claire Row: eChANbALh $500
Guitars.
sne as.artpe nj oiRo 50 ood q ait
n Lh am n1ices m nYinp from $3.50 10 S4U,u
- 10 ~ sr.n,a m ce ~ enly -nyedoi
80. 4, i ''.''A NJ = f,iairs Row C&
Hccordaons and flutinss.
N. .,n.n, t,., r..eiy.4
Large ana HeAseie .en assoi - at,o,
al prices ,naa I I W s'' CEa
81 moe LIE Clare now
r.,,oS vs,~,y ,,,,,.. st.,..nIs,. p,,.ton. aud
1 ,.s,. {. - =, "a !, -" :, "''"-'0
- rhe $500 -. 4. CoH
s>oo 80 "a. " ---.-- -=-----------
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TIKI UNIrED STATES EMPRESS COMPANY,
Connects sith the Ame rican kxPfess Company Al
buffalo. Clevolana X Chicago,
WITH
WELLS, FARGO u Cos. CALIFORNIA AND
EUROPEAN EXPRESS.
III r he particular and order Goods "B. the United
States Express CompaLy,"A
GENERAL OFFlt Es.-e2 broxaway, Sew-Yofk-
Corner OF West seneca and Posri Ss., buffalo, n.
HULL PARISH, ASr's,
Jsn24 Front ST., Davenport, Iowa.
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HYW YORK HARNESS STORE

DsverUoFI NAY HOLE ,icSt--WHw-li
FARMHRsi saw AND GHIsT MILL MEN.
The Best Mill ever offered to the Public il
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
llyHiCH has tlaen the Frat Prsaiua at all the
hibitsd and Geld Medal al the AmtrlesH Iss,s..ts
n. Y. City. This truly excellent Mil, csisbrsted
alike for its simplicity. durability and
pateGted Jahy I'd, las, slands uBrivaed. The arge
rof thess mills sold. and their Increasing de
fnaud foscibiy declare their merit lover 1900 having
bly, adapted for grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat, Barley,
Corn Ia TIE ear, Spices &c. wih rspidt, and pei
fyetlon uIk no IN before.
so. = Aiiii xrinds from 10 bus OF meal. or 10 10
IS bus offced per hour with from to horses. and
other Nos. pfoponionais amount. They can be
propelled b, hafse, steam or water power, and are
veil adapted 10 Irregular motion, hence strif ny
cost they can be attached 10 any mill.
NEAL Ssfyrs attached ~ the mills, thus rem
derng thea the Only truly practicable mill farmer
ear have.
References can be given where these mills have
t-en ia 10 months without sithsr receiving or
needing dressing, and likewise where they were IA
troduced four months ago for grinding Iron Oar.
Il Is established fact thai all mile using knives
'eat feed" but nesefgri3s mssI," aud thai all
ahd cob crgshers oEly crack the corn and cob, and
that neither reduce The feed to q desired nnene..
70 Dc used With profit. But The
FELTON, MILL,
without knives. aud with grinding surfaces hard
ie pered steei will net Affect H., 10 psbe Of grind
ing any degree OF nneness, and Of aeihg cob
the 10 Of meal. Thes. facts justify US IN war
Par further informntion and mills and right apply
TO NICHOLS, LooAis IL Co, Once lie Clair.
House. Davenport, Iowa, or Box 500 r. o.
dec 81 .d~u
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BIRD CAGES.
sPLEN DID hssoftinen nj Of plain nd fancy JH par
"A ned Bird Cages, Of all sizes, quality and price
Al Wholesale aud Retail.
AcMANUs & sHEPHERfJ,
July 20 Corner Second and Main.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERIES

f'hk subscriber has opened large sss eASi,s a,
.orttneht Of Family Groceries, a ne "ChLCI
EKkD sToRE,r
Front D.. nearly opposite Vie nilb.
Il Jsr dssrs ss,sr Bsrrsrs r Frsstvwe.,.
where /! shall always have On hand ieil AMI, 4
all .neh articles ~ svefy lsmii, nesds III:
y. %. sugar; ftsh 81 sii kins,,
tiartas dt" baeoa, HsnssEd shosiisn
tfnshsd r,rkisd Pom, Lard;
s.B, & n. o, Mol; Choice Flour
syruPi Corr Meal;
Coffee AM Teas. Potatoes;
Pepper and Spice; plisd Fruit
Nails and GiAss; WooJen Ware;
stone WErs: White Lead;
Oh aud farpentine; SOAP sud Candles, siatl;
And many .tAsr srtielss lco II eroas 10 nscpoa
u which will be ssid Tor ready pay ssthe lo~sapns
will Aiso pafehsse all Kinda VI CouIRy Pfeds~r
butter, kyKs, Poultry, Wheat, Corn, Oais, Gle ,ss
Map 2S-dH DAvlL a. BUkkUMs
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
,rHE.ubscrbersa are eUhstantly making variety Of
L Printing and Wrapping Papsrsattb their Aillin Mo-
line and will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity OF
good clean cotton linen rags 0uYtrsv oil
A. o. Churchill Will call on the Merchants tHrous III
e-ntraIows and pay them in cash paper for their
rags. WHkBIOCk FERGU6.
Nolins, June 3oth, 1885.
INCUR, buck wheat aad Corn Neal for sale 10
II Sacks and Bbis.s the Hawksye Store by
Febe JACOB WEAVER, ira co.
CHEESE! CHRESE!!
A LARGE lot prime Western Reserve, Just reeeiy.
IA ed and for sale Tow, by the lot or ut retail by
Jan " ALVORD 4 VAN PATTEN.
jos o. SIMPSON,
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, QuEENSWARE,
Boots and ehoss, Produce,
FOREI0N md DOMESTIC FRUITS, tte.,
Second, west OF ain street, lower side,
Oets DAVENPORT, Iowa.
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UNITED STATES
Exp ess Company.

III give spe eiai Attention 10 the fermentation vi
Coin, bank notes, Goods and Packages and the
Collection Of Notes Drafts and Accounts.
AND ss1wkks
NEw-YORk. BUFFALO, DUNklkk, CLEvELAND
Cincinnati Chicago, ST. Louis, Rock Island, and To-
termcdiGte cities md towns.
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Wholesale Candy Aaaafactory'
RR. WALTER. H. q. BoHa,
t WALTER 4 B0HN.
WHoLEHALE GONRECTlONEns,
Noe. II q - Market street, bet. Main and snf
~ louie MO

! Copasntly ON hand large ard frcsA asssrsnss' v
all kinds Of fancy candies, which Tor thsif eAsa+e-
quality and variety cannot be surpassed " sp olA'
| estsbifshmept 10 us West NOD w ~ oasH
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Wira LARGE AID tScREAGse SURPLUS lEcsirTs
Securely Invested under the sss ctioA and approx
ef she Comptroller OF Public Accounts ~
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You will catch Cold

uy lTH those tbin Boots In this e0td weather; re
w yourseifa pair adapted 30 the season al lIe
Atspise Store dee ie1 MOORE d. BROWNS
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