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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-16

UDRIV ATE Medical O0ice-Fundreds of those who
have contracted disease are disappointed of
cure by not calling on Dr. Young at first lie will
forfeit any sum if he fails TO cure any case that may
come under his care ne matter how long standing or
affecting such as ulcers tumOrs, nodes, punches,
pmpes on the face and body, pains in the bones and
ioins. wakcfulness, trembling. copper colored sores
wasting of the bones. emaciation, loss OF appetite
strength ond fesh in the and ears, loss OF
hair weak eyes. itching humOrs. 4. Many persens
after being relieved ef all extern ii appearances oi
private disease, suppose themselves cured but AFTER
a few months find they are troubled with various
symDtoms which they never had before. and which
they find it impossible TO relieve. To all who are al
ncied in this way, Dr. Young would particularly rec
ommend trial of his skill The symptoms with which
YOU are troubled are caused by taints in the blood.
which sooner or later will destroy our health ana nap
piness Cperson who has ever had an attack OF any
private complaint should not fail To consult Dr. Young
and take n few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine as they rest assured that lher blood is
In perfectly pure and healthy condition, and that
every trace of disease f. removed from the system.
Recent cases cured in srOm two To five days without
cbnnpe of diet or hindrance from business fee
DR. J. G.. YOUNG
t,fice corner Montgomery and California streets
opposite Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S. Office hours from
Marysuille, June 10th. 1855
MAR J. C. YOUNG--DEAR SIR Please send me
some of the medicines you prescribed III my
case. have friend here who IL troubled III exactly
the same way that was. He has nightly emissions,
ringing aciSe IN ms h"ild WEAK phCk, 'SS vi "'ih"s
and Is generally debitaed he Is discouraged ana
has not confidence enongh to enable him to call and
see YOU. | told him how was. and that my friends
all said was in consumption and the doctors up here
gave me up aud advised me 10 90 home to die, but
instaad nj going nome | called upon YOU, and here
am as well as any of them. and ukeiy To I'VE idis
time vet Witt s,renlh enough t. work with the strong
est of them Doctor will lsenT every one to you that
looks 10 though he needed p.; scian IL shaii
not be INV fault If any dies for want OF medical
treatment. will do all / can 20 keep the afflicted
away from those pests Of society. yecpt professors
and high soI ading titled men. who. II the facts were
known ARE men who left their country fol their coun-
try's good PubIis this letter. doctor If you wish.
and hope some of those that humbugged me, may
see it and sleep rad 'or one night.
TrulyyG rs, GEo. DAFlDSON'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28
Valuable Real Estate
AT PUBLIC SALEt

10y virtue Of an order Issued out OF tho County
1JCourt IN and for the County of Scott, State OF
iowa, to me directed, will offer for sale at public
outcry, in front of the Court House in the city OF
davenport in said county, on Saturday the Ninth day
February vert, at ono O'Clock r. NJ. Of said day
me iolowiag property, I" wit: The north quar-
township eighty (s0 north OF range iour l cart OF
the 9TH principal meridian, in said County, contain
ing 40 acres. having running water and about two
Martin, deceased This i, most desirable proper
~ eligibly situated aPlace ofpublic business, on
Terms-One half in hand, remainder in one wear
with interestat ten per cent. secured by Deed Of
trust, &c. JOHN HOIST.
Guardian Of James Martin and Charles Marin. mi.
nor children of Luke Martin, deceased
Davenport Jan lG 1855 dts
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
Public Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that J. M. d. Burrows,
- Gas. LrssL,s lsm.riTs LAs9 M WV, WooD'E.
PARRY, J. NJ. WITHERwAx, ALFRED SANDERS, b. D..
WOODWARD, JAS. GAMBLE, e. ALDEN 7. MALLERY
have incorporated themselves in accordance with the
provi sions of the Code OF Iowa. under the title and
BY the name of the sHawkeye Insurance Company"
sud have filed their articles OF Incorporation in the
Recorders office in Scott county in said state Of Iowa
The principal place oftransacng the business Of the
Company Is at the city of Davenport, said County
and State. sga4.s /,
by said Company, 10 tina of Marine. Fire and Inland
Navigation Insurance. to he conducted On the mutual
plan. Any person applying for Insurance may pay
cash premium in addition TO premium note; or
definite sum in msney TO be fixed by the Company in
iuli for such Insurance, instead ofa premium note
All premium notes are liable 70 assessmsh! Iof az
losses and expenses oithe COmT any, wheherthe sam
arise out of losses expenses growing out 81 cash
or premium note IL surance, and, shall DO payable In
part or tho whole; at any time when the Company
shall require the same the payment Of losses and
such incidental expenses US shall be necessary fof
tr2nsactng the business OF the company and for the
redemption aud payment Of Judgments Obtained
against the company, and all uotes, bills or bonds
issued by the Company.
The corporation will comence business on the 5th
day Of January, A. ID. 1856 and Will continue tor
twenty years thereafter.
The capital stock Of the Company to consist
MUM notes ana each premiums reed sndsuch other
capital as by the Board Of Directors, shall
have been added, and shall not exceed Five Hundred
Thousand dollars; but The Company will commence
issuing pelices with capital Of Twenty Five Thou.
sand Dollars. #@a
The affairs Of the Company shall BIO conducted by a
Beard Of Directors, thirteen in number to be cleo.
ted by the members and st0ekholders such ele ctOn
to be holden on The I'd Monday In January OF each
year But the lncorporators above named constitute
the first Board Of Directors, and shall hold IA. on
COS until the cad Monday in January, a. d. Loo. and
until the successors shall be elected.
Tho highest amounto of Indebtedness to which the
Company will ut any time subject itself, Is Fifty
Thousand Dollars.
The private property Of the members, stockholders,
directors and corporators OF tho Company. Which u
not inc uded in Tho Capital shall not DO liable for
the corporate debs, beyond the amount which may be
due from each person respecrively. W~a
lan1-dt t4 II Il
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28

PENALTY FOR CRUEL TREATMENT OF
SLAvE.-We learn from the Concordia
us) Intelioencer, of the 28th ult., that
VIM. Bell, q planter of Tensas Parish. was
tried at the late term of the District Court
ofthat Parish, for cruel treatment of one Of
bis slaves and convicted The lntelligence-
says: "The prosecution was predi Gated on
the description he gave of the slave when
Advertising him as runaway. The au-
shorities Of the parish did not recognise the
branding Of a sluve as the proper mode OF
Identifying him as the property of the own
sr After a fair and impartial trial, Mr..
Bell was found guilty, and tho extreme pen
atty Of the law was inflicted upon him.
He was fined $500, and the Jury decreed
that the slave should be sold away from
him."
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28
TO THE LADIES OF
OENPoFT.

~rlss RENwiCK respectfully informs lhe Laa,o
OF davenport and vicinity Una. sno mas ~ NJ
70 INC 'o 49,, sh. succeeded in the business o
ssdrS and Dress Making She has on hand an
tsnsiye stock Of Emo.odeIy ans M N asi 10 max
for her spring stock which she inends shall
room of excellent quality, and moderate.
janlA DIFF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28
fl C.4RD.

ENCOURAGED by the liberal patronage extended
II to me by the citizens Of Davenport since com.
mencing business in the city, desire to return TO
them one and all my sincere thaNks lind aeknopg-
edgemsnts; trusting by careful attention 10 their
wishes and tastes and by far and honorable dealing
20 merit their kind fayors and confidence. Knowing
the desire and want On the part OF the LADIES for
goods Of the best styles and qualities, shall en-
deavor the coming spring offer for their inspection
a better assortment and class Of rich and fine go0ds
thar has heretofore been brought TO the west.
In order TO make room and be prepared for the
spring trade, shall from this date offer my goods at
sItrsmsiy iop prices and people may eIpset aud
good bargains can be obtained In any cHEAP
house In the city. Respectfully,
H. q. WADSW0RTH,
Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, No. Main
st. between Front q Second. Jan 10
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sl,074,396 q
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Unsettled claims for Losses and not due, Sl76e2 II
Tho Etua insurance Company presents us patrons
the very satisfactory condition, OF large
Cash Assets for the further security Of their policies
allour invsstme ntsbcing placedat thenarketmnimum
valueat time OF son suppression IA tne stan
dsrd of same. They are either prime dividend pay
ing stocks, good, liable and clean Investments
yielding moderate interest and income. Inc stand
ard isis when he Assets have been vsiued De-
Ing Gold at Istsres Besides this solidityi the Com
pany calls attention to the strength and security II
der Ives from its combined system Of Agencies, tnro
lis agents having the meaps of presenting lhited
phaianx o ( s1psrienesd URdsrpritsrs, which has
worked for Thirty seven years, the happiest results
stock holders, and claimants for losses-and ena
bes il to enter the year 1856 with greater prestge
for future than has yet been reached by
really satieRai Insurance Corporation. n
All business attend ID 10 with despatch and ndetS'
HENRY b. HOFFMAN ,qAGENT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28

TIE WEATHER.-Saturday was cold
clustering, dissgreeable day. The mercu-
y stood at II dogs in the morning, but the
quantity of free air in circulation caused
every one who did not consult the meteor.
illogical glass, to think it much colder
Ones feelings constitute very Indifferent
thermometer, as like everything that APP
pertains to mans nature. they are unrelia-
able
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28

MISTAKE OF NIoHr.-The following lu-
dlcrous incident occurred recently on board
the night train from New York. Two mar
FLED couple took their seat In the cars at
New York, bound for Boston, in close prox-
unity, and about eight o'clock they both in
dulgedin balmy slumbers, the heads oftheir
wives resting upon their husbands should
ere. When the cars reached Worchester,
the gentlemen stepped out and the ladies,
apparently exhausted, slept on. The hus-
bands, whose eyes were scarcely opened,
exchanged seats, and in few moments re.
sumed their natural positions, and were in
the land Of dreams. At birmingham the
cars stopped again when one of the ladies'
asked:
"Will you have time to give me drink of
water herer'
The affrighted gentleman, not recogni-
sing the music of his wife's voice, exclaim.
ed:
by heavens, have made mistake!--
This isn't Tillym
NO." exclaimed the lady, "and you amt
my husband"
Perhaps we had better change Seats"
exclaimed the husband in the seat immedi-
ately in the rear who awoke, "for there's
slight mistake here"
The second lady, too much fatigued, did
not awake, and as the temporary husband
endeavored to shift his burthen so as to
move, she merely CALCULATED impatiently--
do keep still!"
Never mind him." said Joshua Reynolds
to friend who complained of the sarcasms
ora witty enemy--'never mind him, he en-.
~ shows his sense Of his own inferiority;
'ts ever the least in talent who become
malignant and abusive"
Judge Bcknell, of Indiana, on Saturday
last, in case which came up in the Scott
circuit court, decided the Indiana liquor law
OF 1885 to be unconstitutional. We have
examined the decision attentively and can
assure our Indiana friends that it does not
compel them to drink liquor unless they
want it, We trust they will make 10 mis-
take as to this matter. Journal.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28

TEK COLD WEATHER AND PRAoHEs.--
We learn from the Alton Courier that at
meeting of the Alton Horticultural Society
on Saturday last, it was stated by DR.. Hall,
others confirming the statement, that on
examination Of the fruit buds of pc ch trees
in that vicinity, it has been found that the
rscen, severe cold weather has destroyed
the promise of yield Of luscious fruit the
coming season.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28

BuslsRss.-If everybody were as busy rs
we were on Saturday, they would not mar
vel at the slight attention given to our edi-
,oral columns. The fact Of it is our bust
ness is on the ascendant and SO rapidly does
j, increase that with all our appliances it
will head US. We expect to have all our
presses. that are adapted to steam, in run.
ming order in few weeks and in the spring
contemplate getting another large Hoe
Cylinder Press especially for job work. In
the meantime we are able to turn out at
short notice any description of job work
With which our friends may favor US and at
prices greatly reduced from old rates.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28
Ktal Qssalf.


Jonx p. H. ITALIAN, CHARLES Powk Rs'
toughkeepsie, ~ Y. Davenport, Iowa.
TALLHAH & POWERS.
Attorneys e C0unsell0rs NJ Law,
and Land Agents.
DAvENPoRr, IOWA.
Office south side Of second street opposite LeCiaire
Block ,over Wiiey's store.
r ANDS bOughtand sold on Commission. Having
Aaiso an ONCE in Eastern New York, at point
from which slarge emigration may be expected during
the present season, We have unusual advantages to
dispose OF lands to actual settlers.
lC,lsos Dsn egotiated en- Real Estatesecurity.
-REFERENCEs-
Now York City. Peughkeepsie, MY.
Hon. John Van Buren,, Hon. CharlesH kuggles,
+" A.C. Flagg, Gilbert Dean,
70 Charles O'Couor, {. Vasser e. Co.,
William .Havemeysr, Is Benson J Lossing
Anthony J Bleeckcr, g Prof. S. r. Il. Morse,
William b. Skidmofs, Utica,N.v.
Albany, NY. Hon. Horstio Seymour
Hill, Cagyer y Porter Chicago, III.
HogeboOine, King and Hsies RK.Swiftxnd Co..
Erastus Corning. Mile aud Fowler,
Apll3d wit WlK. Wo0d and Co.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28

David Hunt, Esq, of Mississippi, great
friend Of the Colonization cause, has lately
made donation Of IS 900 to the American
Colonization Society. In 1853 he made
similar donation, besides regularly contrib
using annually, for several years past, the
sum Of $500.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDIsa.--We are re-
quested to refer master builders to the pro-
posals offered in to-day's paper.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28

An ARCHITECTURAL ADDlTIoE.-The
Lynn News tells good story Of two boys,
one of whom was boasting of the beauties
oihis fathers house. ut has got cupola,"
said he, sand it's going to have something
sse." whats it % asked his interested
companion. "Why / heard father tell
mother this morning that it's going to have
mortgage, on i'll"
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sTRAYED

,.,, ,,. sohser,ber on Jan. 9TH, 1856, white
' n w ahomt 3 wears old. lie had on hatness'
with names painted red, when no ieh' ANY '"'''
matoh OF "''" W. d. PORTER,
- Agent Western Stage Co.
,Er lxtt
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:. BY CATON'S LTNE.
photographed expressly for Daily Gazette
From st. Domingo.
NEW YonK. In,

M, -, NEW YoRK, Jan. 26.
Inc times has private letter from Port
az rr'nce giving US full particulars of the
LmPeror,s defeat and fight. His army con-
slsleo OF $4,000 men, which were divided
ln'o three detachments, The army from
the north was under command of Paul Du-
cayeste OF 10000 who took southern
route. kothingis known except that after
crossing the line they were met by a BODY
o. Dominicans. The jackmell which was
In advance broke their lines the first FIRE
and precipitated themselves upon the rear
and produced general route of the whole
regiment The force under the immedi ate
command Of the Emperor amounted to
about 1900 men.
when neas Buschobas in an open plain
border by piece of woods they came up
on BODY OF Domnicans about 400 in num-
Der with cannon. The advance guard
continued to move forward until within gun
shot OF the Dominicans, when conflict
occurred and the Haytiens made prccipi-
tate retreat, throwing themselves upon the
main body Of the army, which was stimuli
taneously charged BY the Dominicans. A
general retreat Of the Hay,ieas now ensu
ed. leaving the Emperor and his staff al
most alone. Several of his staff officers
lost Their lives in defending his life.
The Emperor is said to have reached the \
place about sixty miles from Cape Hayden
with only thousand men, The southern
troops who deserted him 80 faithlessly to
the number of 1900 succeeded in reaching
Css-Chohas. The Emperor sent orders for
them to JOIN him, but they refused to do So
Where the rest Of the grand army is, was
not known at Port au Prince. The Emper-
or's loss must have been very great. He
had with him over $500, 900 in money, which !
was taken and with it most of the arms,
and provls ons OF his troops, for
most of them threw away their arms and
took to their heels.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28
Reed Organ

WE have very superiorihstrumept now or hand
w with two sets Of Keys aud u Pedal Bass. IL 10 Z
splendid article and opted for large churches
II Is equal in power to organ. Amateurs are
invited to oall and examine it,
Dec. .s rAs#@ A PORTER & BRO.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28
For Sale or Rent.

rT,HE subscriber offers for sale or rent his es:
G::H i tablishment, known Tho Mississippi
ll!l House, on Front st. The furniture, which IL
amost entirely new, and Of the most approved syles,
will be sole with the house. This establishment Is
situated In fAvorite position and has full share of
the public patronage. The building Is new, built of
brck four stories hight, and has boon occupied en-
~ three month";. Terms made known By application
Jau4-dln H. kREIM.
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
The weather is still intensely cold and
our river navigation is greatly impeded by
the ice. Staten Island sound is complete.
ly frozen over from Elizabeth point to
Benty dock and teams are crossing over
from Jersey to Staten Island in every direc-
tim
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Clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.

I)ersons desirous Of Information concerning this
l point see plat OF the new Town and cbtsif
full particulars of prices oflots, &c. BY calling ON
GEO. H. PARKER.
Once over Wiley's Grocery Store, east.
Davenport, Aug. ll'55-tf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28

Rev. GEoR 0E c. STREET. minister of
The Church of England, in the Diocese of
Toronto, Canada West, has been received
BY Bishop LEE as minister Of the Protest
an. Episcopal Church in the Diocese of
IOWA, and is now economically connected
with the last named Diocese. Mr.. STREET
has charge Of select school in this city.
which is now kept in the basement of the
Presbyterian Church.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28
CONDITION OF
Etna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD CONN.

OF HAKTFOKD CONN,
January IL 1855.
As presented TO its Stockholders, and made in
compliance with State laws OF New York, Ohio, In.
diana Illinois, &c. -a ...
STATEN EMF:
The name ofthe Corporations 1EINA 1NSC R :
ANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, Conn.
The Capital IL Five Hundred Thonsand Dollars,
and Is paid up. .rH
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rTr nAYrY pAYENPORT GAZHTTE,
LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr.. THoRINGToN.-We are informed by
friend that at the time OF Mr.. Thoring-
toms election the Know Nothings were not
fully organized in this State and that there
FIRE his election could not have been main
" on that issue. Mr.. rs. first votes were
for Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, and subse-
oueutIy they were cast for DIR. Banks
This staten ent is perhaps due Mr. T. as
nom our hastily written article of satur.
day many might have been led to conclude
that he had voted for Mr. Fuller.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-28
FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT MILL x1Mi
Tho Best Mill ever offered to the Public l.
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL

(WHICH has taken the Fret Pvsmin1 at all the
w state and CoGnty Fairs where II has been OK.
hibed and Gold Medal at the amsriesa Iastitsts,
81 Y. City. This truly excellent Mill, celsbratea
alike for its simplicity, durability and practicaoitty,
patented Jany ID, 1885, stands unrivaleA The large
no Der Of these mills sold, and their incressing de-
mand forcibly declare their merit over 1000 having
been sold in the last six onthsl They are admira
Div adapted for grinding Corn, Oats, Wheat, Barley,
Corn in the ear, Spices, &c with rapidity and per
fsciisn unknown before
80 Mill grinds from 10 bus. ofmeal, or TOTO
Is Lus Of feed per hour with from to horses, and
other Nos. q proportionate amount. They can BE-
propelled by horse. steam or water power, and are
well adapted to irregular motion, hence Al tratnG
cost they can be attached TO any saw mill.
MEAL SELVES attached to these mills, thus rem
ering the the only tr~Iy praciies5ls mill farmer
can have.
References can be given whore these mills have
been in use 10 months without either recsisinS Oh
needing dressing, and likewise where they wsrs In
troaucsd four months ago for grinding Tres oar.
ia an established fact that all mills ung knivss
sst fssd but never ..grixd meal" and that AL cor.
and cob crushers only crack the corn snd COD, ana
that neither reduce the feed TO desired hnsness
10 be used with profit Buth E.<.s-.
FELTON, MILL,
w,,hant knives, and with grinding surfaces 70 hard
~ nsrsd STEEL will nst snectt 1t, is psble Of grind
20 r. any degree of aneness, and OF reducing cob to
,hs An mess Of neal These facts justify " In var
v,,nx these mills to give entire sstisfaction.
For further information aud mile and right apply
m NICHOLS, LOOMS & Co., Odice IL Claire
House. Davenport, Iowa, or Box sos P.o. 8E
dac 81. dwtf 49,.
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STATE,MENT.
ASSETS

Of the Company are:
Cash In hand and in Phoenix
Bank, $50, 1888 90
Cash on special deposit In Phoenix
aud Hartford Banks, on interest, 100, 900 90
Cash in hands Of Agents, bal
ances, (sood) I6l,0a904
- 3ll 1853 70
Bills Receivable. payable at Bank 9s,O25 IL
Real Estate, unencumbered, IL, l437s
70 Mortgage Bon DIS &c and per
cent. semi Annually. 12.0O0Oo
9income Bonds, per cent.
semi-annual, 1900 GO
20 State OF Va. Bonds. g per cent
semi.aDuual, 49, 900 90
5St.te ofN.C. Bonds, 80
ser,i-annual, $500 on
10 Jersey City Water Bonds, 6per
cent. seni-annual, 10000 %
Milwaukee City Bonds, 10 per
cent, smi-anuual, 5000 &C
10 Hartford City Bonds, 6 per cent
semi annual, 100000 90
.-17gI --lss $50 90
Money due the Company secured
BY Mortgage, s05I0s
500 Shares Hartford and New Haven r. R.
st ok, $4,000 90
los Shares Hartford and Providence R. r.
Stock, preferred and guaranteed " pr ct. $3.50 90
lo7 Shares Boston 4 Worcester X stock $3.50 %
~ Cnn River, X. X. Stock, IA V0 W -
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To Merchants. Bankers and others.
nESIRING sets of Account Books forthe coming
~ year, we would invite attention to our Blank
Books. Inc, are u tr manu- acture, ana -
far ahead of anything made tn this region. We fur
nish Books Of all patterns to order, with or without
printed headings. Those superior Books on exhib.
ton at the State Fair, Chicago can be seen ct our
store. IL. A. PORTkR d BkO.
Rock Island. Dec 4 1875.