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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-21
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS
Lath, shingles &c.
,.rHR OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIVE

"THE OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALIyEp
SORRN 10 say 10 our numerous eustoms. that.
Scannotadyerliso such an innsHse stock 81 II,
Der, Lath and Shingles on hard as some OF onr boao
rable eompetitors Ia our line adsertis9-but All onG,
apology for such 4 small stock or hand Is. th,, 49, ~!
customers Will uotallow us to stow II away amin i,
looms up to a or 9e0,01 feet on hand. WbiIs xs..w
daily from 30 70 30,080 feet Lumber-lOt 10 n. 0oo Is,s.
Shingles, Sash, Doors, sc, &c, In proportion: Nil.
our stock aeeumulates sioNly--ieei happy 10 .sy
however, tina, we can aHl al ncst any bill oTsfed n,
House, Store or Barn.
Our fall supply off.oGS IL now coming ovsr III.
Rapids, and We shaft be Prepared 10 teap onr :.
sortmeutc complete.
Past fagors gratefully 4cknowisdged-s eont,.,
anee solicited.
RITR NEIL GIL EFT A. IN
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ITO. b.,
LIE GQfrc o

WYE Are now recciring our spring stoek o. lss
1ATrHEs, tGeid t~fuaisrs, Magic zAh E@ilI
"a rmos.1 JEfTgLR OF - aeserfs;aoas- JET
1900 Cora, siissrxars, an4 EaaeE G2azs Ec+
esWe nave the largest and EoS c0mplste ssszg FL
~uods cvor t-srgkf ~ DarrAy9rs. which weonsrfe
= ~ nublic a. ivss A. amy aeass .est 81 she tnaGL.
t.ipa WHOLESALE Retzi- ~
Please eat and exfsulas elr etoc&- perhaps 3qt
m.x ara Il q vour interest, As se are drtsExiRed -
csssI net 10 be oatdans IN low pTtefs-
= 1rrsi 4 srn, ALFRED @. DILa0S.
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Z Old Brass and Copper Wanted.
'g'HE undersigned will at all times pay the highest
= cash price for old Brass and Copper.
June 81 dtf u. MERWTS,
-rHMr r At Davenport Gas Office
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Swan Mills.
ALFRED !. JhESOS,
Proprietor OF the
. 1870 ny ANN

NAEllD AA-Lbl AZ bAAAhL4
HTIbLkeeReoEetAB:g On hand and for sale alatgi
w assariaeutof Lumber. EatLs shin.
- siso bzrd God Tor abinet &ort and machinery.
Befngair lie bead other apidss be eau 0D1ain seiesi
safogsoF Best euaitty and III pElllu1ted quantity S.
. 70 gssp tue Il ina rnu Hlngsseg weeks IN tts year
D~rtersotu ta-nefpre BIT eiied On shortaofice at an
sap.
ueah QfhsaeEEamlsy orfglisizes and 2ttbe
lowest rask PRICE. Feb. sISS5-dtf
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ke,sione Insurance COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA, T Capital sSs!.t99
n. ". MORTALITY, PfeS{ J. MQRkts ihuAds'H
aNSuNGRAV. Vice - Secretary.
0rrIa A.. FINEPlEl.D, Agent.
mftserygax,s Block. davenport.
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Improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Planta
ton kill-frice reduced.
IRE subscriber has purchased exclusive right Of
territory Tor sale In The West, of the above osle.
brated Mills, aud Ia prepared to fnrpish them slail
times, either wholesale or retail, guaranteed In the
most positive manner. G
IT'S now more than q year since the Little Giant
was Introduced To the public, during which tinsit
has been constantly growing in the popular favor.
The improvements recently effected Hnd patented,
makes itthH most perfect machine ever offered i0i
General tarrn use. IL Is furnished complete ready iet
attaching team, and weighs rs follows: No. /, 22i
No-s.33r No.3, 400; No. 4, 5aG pounds. TweBl'
minntes are sufficient TO set one up, without mechsa
ical aid, and when once adjusted, IL can with safsuts
entrusted ~ a boy, Full directions nc omlany each
mill.
PRICES:
o.l,s33r& VIII grind sbu. msalper hour withIbors
I" $3.50, - a. tD.s -
ga, s5A, " IS" " . " /"
NaLiberal discount to dealers.
JAMES II. CHADWICK,
Ao,G3 Locnsts,., between Second aud Third
nov. ) DIV WHY st. Louis, No.
For sale by Messrs. DALZEiL d. Ro., Agents OF
davenport, at above prices, adding freight from 81
Louis. T
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BANK NOTE ENGRA1
). y, AVERY. <. d. uFHAE. D. w. G. HALL
AVERY, UPHAM g. CO.,
Wholesale Groeers and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
xa. fE Snuth water street,

ENear the Illinois Central Depet.l
CHICAGO, ILLS,
nFFER Tor sale , Iargs aud we'll selected sleek Of
" Groceries, consisting IN part Of the follow M:
80 hhds. ". D. sugar common 10 prime.
800 bhis. Refined and Clarified ditto.
500 - NO. and West Iadia Molasses,
1000 packages choice Greea aud Black Teas.
SEQ bags klo, Jamaica, Java and Mocha Coffee.
400 butts and haifbuits choice brands plug tobacco.
500 bbls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
5ol gross Paper, Tin foil, and yellow Bank eheRin ing
$50 boxes Bar Soap, assortedb brands. do.
40 - Pressed TalioW. Stearinn, SEsr x Sperm
800 : No. / and Scaled herring, [Candles,
iong Drums choice Eieme Figs
500 boxes If. X. Raisins, prime fruit,
ra-afher with all the other articles usually kept IN a
complete stock of Groceries. We can assure our
trields ana tae public generally that we are deter
mined not 10 be Hrdersold by any other house in this
market.
From the faet or our having unusual facilities tof
purchasing goods atTantageously, we are abundant
IL able to redeem al our pledges.
Ap! n d-8nl AvERY, UPHAM q c 0
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Notice 10 contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber un.
i tlthe ihirty-nrst DAY Of July next, for tho founaa-
lions aud masonry fthe piers for a bridge across the
Mississippi River al Saint Paul.
Tho first pier Willie founded on rock at a depth Of
ten feet below the usual low water mark. The sec
ond pier viii be In water ton feet deep, and will have
a Foundation OF piles. These two piers will be each
eigbty-four feet high above the ordinary low water
mark. The remaining five piers will be respective
ly hity. eight, forty eight, thirty. eight, tive MY eight
and eighteen feet high above the water level. Two
OF them will be in water four feet deep, and the rest
on mats usually left dry. The bed of the river Is
SAND, and all tho piers except the first will have
foundations Of piles, on which win be places solid
CRIBS or platforms ~oftimber, built up to within six
inches of the low water mark. The masonry will be
the usual quality OF bridge masonry, the stones be-
Ing carefully dressed on the beds and joints.
The timber required for the foundations will be
furnished and delivered by the Bridge Company,
VINO VIII also furnish a good limestone quarry con
Neniently situated on the river bank, within one
mile Of the work.
Contractors are desired to.bid for the masonry bytho
cubic yard, and they are requested to enclose suita-
b~lGtestimonials ofthoir ability TO carry on the work.
The work must be commenced Immediately, and
within fifteen months after signing the
For further information inquire ut the office ofthe
at Saint Paul, where plans and s~pscinca.
lions may be seen. J. q. SEWALL,
Engineer 81. Paul Bridge Co.
saint Paul June27-;oj July 80
CAMPHENE AND SPIRIT GAS
ALvoRD a A PATTEN.
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HsgTyoan INSURANCE COMPANY !!
xrnsE $50 .lftO

xxyE nave received the Agency VI his sound and
raliahle Company Cor Davenport and vicinity,
and ara prepared 10 issue poHeics GA as iaSor@tte
'arns ~ rs 9thef good comPony.
aAss - MAthi.oT & CoRBIH.
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Yours truly, STEPHEN MILLER.

I Hthl I0WI IHsptctW OF EnlTlIeIpNla,
| / hereby certify, that f0r tine last fur weeks l have had
| In operation one Of L. d. j. h. Clarkis Patent FIGURING
Mills. Ihave been running 1t On an average Of from eight
b twelve hours without stopping, and should do so forty
| eight hours If rsquires- 1t gives every satisfaction that
one can ask. think it il certain to sHpersede all the
| old methods OF milling. ] have been in the milling busi-
ness over fifteen years. and yet / can say truly that have
never seen anything ofthe kind 50 near perfection. / live
ia salisbury, Chester County, Pa, two miles from PaIkers-
burg, where run il dsily, aud my customers VIII testify
10 the satisfaction oftheir aOur aud bran. Ihave Travelled
through nine Of the Western states, and it sHpeTsedcs
| &ny thing ! have ever seen.
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W. p,kcr gyiT,jg,, -
NJ pn1@n' I,i.lna,, n. Ia
Da'l pt3
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AGsu-eas ann "usih w ~
DfolaG 'aya'Ih',
uraLrlel y ~ @'I pLn, 80
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Brown & HILLIARD.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
House Furnishing Goods.
SOS Lake Sc, CHICAGO, fLL.
II OUSEkREFEKS and desfers, we invite your
III sltspsior 10 our fali and eoapiets assortment of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Comprising sFefgkiBd ofgODds required fOrthe use OF
| Hotels, Steamers, Ships, Public Institutions,
CHURCHES, U-PHOLSTERERs ASn FAMILIES,
70 which wear constantly adding all new and de
sifubie articles for these purposes.
CURTAIN bsAAsKS Is EYEKY VARIETY,
EMBROIDERED LhCEAAD MUSLIN CURTAINS.
CORSiCB, BANDS, CORDS, GlAPS, LOOPS h
TAsEELS, TICbihGs, EBEETINGS TABLE
LINENS &ND TOWELiSGS.
uAR NAFrsEssHs AsD BKpBgG " AL EIsps.
Feather feds, Bolsters aud Pillow, Biankets, Com
foTts, C0uutcFpanes, De, re
Orders b inah promptly sttsgded TO-
CHICAGO LEATHER BETTING NAkUFACToRY
BELLY e. BLACKBURN.
Manufacturers o. q. sapehoT Article Of
OAK TANNED
EEAELEE Es 81 E3EEENG
Watch they ~wiigssii At New YORK aud Boston prices.
KELLY d BLACKBURN.
Tasfnefs, Curriers'. Importers Of French aud English
Leather, Dealers 10 Immersion and Hides, g43 Eako
street, CHICAGO. hl4soiS. june e4d~Jy
GfgEII5GT0R.
EOHN A. GUY viii attend 10 tAs collecting Of
~ debts iSking subscriptions for Newspapers and
do q CsneraiAgeney business. Once No. 10 orr's
ReferIo Burrows & Prettyman, cook d Billion.
feb : 1865.
POTASH AND CHLORIDE LIME.
F4 Nnia ny ALNoRp a A PATTEk
June Rbdtt
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IuFFEES--75 Bags kio, Laguaro, Java, Maracaibo
~ and Havana Coffees, selected expressly Tor re-.
failing,
SUGARS-64 Bbls white and yellow rodned Sugars
embracing Coffee a, u &G, crushed, powdered aud
grauulated; also refined MAPLE Sugar. These Su-
gars are all ofthe best q .aiity. :.
New TEAS-i37 Chests, half chests, ar Boxes aad
caddies OF all sizes ami descriptions Of late lmporta-
tons, embracing some ofths highest and hnts
of the celebrated "Mayune" and ''Pids sooey'
erowths. These Green and Black Teasare decidedly
as fine and curious chops as ever crossedthe Missis.
S aad We can recommend our oolongs- Pom
cnonks, Somebody's, G~uupowders, imperals aad
Young Hysons, far superior ia fragrance and make,
to HE generality ofTeas brought West. Ashley were
selected especially for Family use and are less IN
price; we can with confidence invite examinations and
trial,
RAISISs-5o Boxes, halves and quarters;-also
Valencia Raisins;
PLUMS- 5 Bbis piued and ~unpiited;
PEACHES do pared, Currants, Dates, Figs, and
many other Fruits, dried and preserved.
~SOAPS-Paim, CASTLE, Shaving, German and
Chemical Erasive, Se, &c; together with large vari-
ety OF Baskets, Willow, Rattan and splint, Wooden
ware, sexegs OF Nails % Bbls Fish, Maekerei, White,
Salmon end Sea ed Herring, 10 Bales 2 aud ?. bushel
Whcat Sacks and many yther articies-all for sale.
cheap and warrantcdt 10 give satisfaction.
JACOB WEAVER, JR, IL CO.,
Iaa.s1 a INpf lutyEnF &tarN
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FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT MIL. wv,
The Best Min aver offered to the Public /,
FELTON'S PORTABLE Mil

81 dWu
FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT MIL WV,
The Best Mill ever offered to the Public !.
FELTON'S PORTABLE Mil
IAyHICH has taken the First Prsnium a, IN
w State and Couatg Fairs where II hs. baa. - ae
hiblted, aud = Gold Medal al the .amerieaa IN = ef'
n. Y. City. This truly excellent MIL. eaiss.t.t'
alike for its simplicity, durability and brsc,icshHShAd
patented Iany. "a, 1855, stands unriyaled, JSaanulnNlE!,
number Of these mills sold, and their incfeasinv Is y
mand forcibly declare their merit lover lmn hspc
been sold In the last six monthsl. They aa ,TTaa'tulg
bly, adapted for grinding Corn, Oats, Whea, pa LII
Corn In the ear, spices, &c. with u rauidity gnT "
lection unknow u before. Pvt
No. Mili grinds iromi 10 ) bus. of mesl ~ IA
Is bus nffeed Per hour With from 10 4 hor.o. ioNo
other Nos. a proporiionats amount. They cn ~ ~
we'll adapted to Irregular motion, hence Al n ,Tsrnp
cost they eau DO attached to any saw mill. Aus
MkaL SRivEsaTe attached TO these mill, Tim.
deriug them tho only truly praetieabh niii \ 90, Z
canhavo.
References can be given where these mill,
been In use 10 months without either receiving a,
needing dressing, and likewise where thsy rsrs
troduced four months ago for grinding iron o., "
1t is M established fact that all mills using tai,.
'teHt Jtea' but n~eycr''grfRd msai,n aud thai ali 80
and cob erushars only crack tho corn and can ~
thai neither reduce the feed 10 u desired 49,.
10 be used with profit. Busthe ~
FELTON, MILL,
with out knives, and with grinding surfaces soh.,
tempered steel will not ~affectit, is 9 lpable az ,J -
ing to any degree Of nneness, and ofreducIhgss ~ 4.
the I'm ness of meal. These facts Justify M h ~
ranting these mills 10 give entire satisfaction.
For fnrther and mills and rich, anal,
70 NICHOLS, LOOMS 81 Co, Onlce H. GtIHt.I
House, Davenport, Iowa, or Box sos p. o.
dec q. dwtf
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AN AMKRICAN INVENTION!
THE GREATEST OF THE AGE.

IT'S great utility. sim
plleity, chcapness Of
price and adaptation TO
The wants ofan classes
OF tho c o M nj v nifty
strongly II
in every State In the
uulon, u particularly
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WHOLESALE mi RETAIL,

THE subscribe has received from the Eastern and
4 Southern Markets a large and well selected stock
OF goods of all descriptionsi In common use, consisting
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Glassware Queensware, Buffalo Robes,
Groceries, Dried Fruit, Cotton warp,
Carpet Chain, Picking Yarn, Cut Window Glass.
q. at. 10 kanawha salt Hardware,
Xst'saBd GillSasVs, Iron, ailkinds, stcelassortcd
Castings, Nails, all Kinds, Griadstones,
Wodenware, Live Geesefeathers, Pitch& Oakum,
Sole and Upper Leather, Wall Paper,
Willow Baskets, Paintsand Oils. Dye Stuns, DC.
which will be sold al q small advance for Cash. AS !
intend keeping everything in common use, persons
wanting several articles can obtain them on Front ST.
nj the Brick StOfeoppositsth the Mills, Davenport, Iowa
Juupf. 1853. j, 81. BOWLING.
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UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
rhjearn Illfuois

STONE g. BOOMER.
DUILDERs OF Howes' Pateni Truss Bridges and
ID Roofs, Turntables, Passenger, Baggage and
freight Cara. Also, Bolt Cutting Machines, Upright
Drills, &c
/. Bolts made, Machine Rork aud General JobbIng
done to order. Larril 3-dIyl
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Our stock was carefully selected in the eastern and
southern markets, and purchased for cash, and will be
sold for the same at the very lowest figures for Which
they can be bdlght in the city, and every article warrant.
cd TO give satisfaction.
Thankful Tor past iayors, and DESTROYS of a continu.
ance ofthe same, We gtill hold ourselves in readiness In
wait upon our friends and tho public generally at the old
stand OF ALV0RD a VAN PATTEN,
West side Brady, between First and Second streets, Day--
export. Iowa. tuneI II
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IOWA 0 WORKS.

lily y FAts N bENIy sEfVNtrs.
DAVENPORT. w
ESaE subscribers having recently completed their
Il works III this city are now prepared to I'LL orders
for their different grades Of Soap, and rely Oh their
Very Superior Qualities, for pfe-eminrBce in the
market. II WILDE lound, OH trial, that our soaps will
afford more lather, and with less labor remove dirt,
that they do not SO soon melt in hot water, are conse-
qnentiy much eheapertoihe consumers t having been
proven that seven pounds Of our soap are equal TO ten
otthc ordinary kind1 and that the great ditiealt, In
other soaps, Is snrmonnted In ours, OF Teaihing the
hands free from soreness aiter long immersion and
rubbing in the wEsh.tub.
The grades above referred to are ErasiVe, Pearl,
Palm No. ! Extra AID Family Soaps. With the above
assertions, we submit our products tOthe serlleatisns
ofthe public with confidence that The use ofthem will
justify cur recommendations of their quality. Mer-
chants and Dealers are requested toc2il and examine
Tor thrmselves before purcha sing elsewhere.
Jan. 20, lS5j- Off. j. NJ. f. HALL ~ co.
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A LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
GROCERIES,,
Ar i
~sNsNArHH subscriber have now ON hand, ana are
ss5tadaily receiving from the East and south al
NESs NO. d Front street. and Leyee,
IBurrows s. New 81 ck.i DapeaPort, iona,
Groceries,, Nails, Glass, Salt, Wotdenware,
provisions, 80.
which thay Offer to the trade al wholesale cxcaas yely
10 Rot il Merchants, Hotei-keepers and others oil
the interior ofthe STATE and Nebraska, who purchase
at wholesale, we give The assurance that we VIII MI
lheir orders and menoran da al Chicago and 81. Louis
pI ceslrausportatton added.
Merchants, Grocess and liotel.keepers doing busil-
ness on the line or near the line Of the Mlssissippi&
Missouri Rsilroad-iowa City or farther West, VIII
find II To their interest 10 make their purchases OF US,
and by shipping their goods by the NJ. NJ. H. n.
save 81 miles hauling by teams from ahy other polni
on the river. Our facilities are Of the first eless and
We Ioel the most positive confidence, that, ifyou will
but give usa call look through our stock, and learn
our prices and terms, we shall receive . liberal
share Of your patronage; which 1t shall be our aim,
by furnishing ~frst-rate goods AT favorable prices, anu
fir dealing N merit and receive.
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on MefVhant
EI.OUKlNG MILL.


Foe The state OF Iowa, We NOW oiier County. TOWNSHIPS City
and shop rightsand Milsior sale on favorable terms. We
will have one in operation and on exhibition in the course
81 this month. when wo advise all TO call and see IL. and
they will say, as did tho ancient Qneen of shela, "thu
half has net been todd
Milers, farmers, capitalists and SPECTATORS will find
this mill presents a rare ehance for a safe. sure and prof
liable investment,
This highly ingenious and much needed Invention
forms an entire new FEATURE in the manufacture OF wheat
into flour, ard the splendid manner in which it performs
siagle operation into seven different qualities of Flour
and Feed. and that within a space of only twenty-five feet
in length by four feet in breadth, at the rapidity OF over
twelve bushels per hour on a pair Of French burr mill
stones only thirty inches in diameter. The Grain Is con-
yerted at d single operation into Extra and Superfine
Flour, Fine Flour, Middlings, Ship Suits, Bran and shorts
AZ asingle operation. any power being applicable 10 pro-
mel il. from a four horse power up to any other desired.
The small space il occupies would not be missed when
placed in a room with other machinery, and the small
amount Of power IL requires 70 propol il, Its economy in
long, il will snpersede aud reyolutoni2e all other Flour
ing Mills. Tho mills compact, substantial aud reliable,
not liable 10 get out Of order. So applicable is IL to the
wants OF tho wOrll, that every saw mill, machine shop,
locomotive shop, foundry. forge, rolling mill, or any build
ing having a power already erected, can new have within
It's walls a complete Merchant FIGURING Mill at tho tri-
ning axpguse OF from four 70 s1Seu hundred dollars.
CAUsioN.--Al persons in want Of FIGURING Mills
| Throughout the State are advised to wait and come aud
| sse our Mill ia operation before purchasing, and all per-
| sous are hereby warned from trespassing or infringing on
| our rights, rs We shall maintain them 10 the strict letter
Of the law.
These Mills will make over Fifty Barrels OF Fiour every
twcntyfour hours.
For further PARTICULARS SEQ certificates helowand address
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Storage, Forwarding 4 Commission

In this branch of the trade, we are pre- AIRED to do
q large amount, OF business. Merchants and others
making c0~nsigpmcnts 10 our House, may rest assur'
ed OF the utmost ddeliiy on cur part to ule.r inter
ests, and thai their c0nsignments shall receive promp
attention IN sales and returns.
n. Il, Satisfactory reference given in all cases,
and with pleasure,
May 3dwtf RYAN u
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The rsbt4les ef laWa. Which Is st.hstantiated by the
s,l,owing and nieny other certificates, references
ana extracts OF letters giyenby reliable gentlemen
whose names are affixed thereto.
Uasine iscome tho patentees and prnigiptors of Sd
Win and James ". taarkts patcutCo combined Grinding and
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Soap at 2 cts. a Gallon.

atAPOElPlER or Concentrated Lye-Warranted
- to make Soap without Lime and with little trou,
Die, iust the thing for Washing made easy. Call and
grt II box, for sale cheap at the Hawkoyo store by
June 3 dtr JACOB WEAVER JR. IL Co.
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FRUITS, &C.
A FRESH lotof Lemons, Oranges, Mats, Caudies
axe, just received by
Dec 22du N. Ii. HElDESHEIMER.
NJ, II, HEIDENHEIMER,
Wholesale and Retail Grocery and Provision
Store.
Second ST. 6 doors beioso Brady, North side.
HAVE just received and am opening one OF the
1 largest aRd best selected stocks Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ever before brought to this market, TO which | invite
the attention OF country merchants and the public II
general, to whom ! ossI he abovea AZ greatly reduced
prices.
Cali and see FOR yourselves before purchasing else
where. dec xs-dti