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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12

Or malignant dseasc had becn rcpofed IN him du az
the past ~ bourp. He aleo submitted con,manin>'
ton stating fAAt DR.. g. p. Hanford had publshsd
card in which be reiterated the statement that his
brothers csse DR.. w. H. Hanford was one OF genuine
yellow fever end az DO report Of tho case bad bcea
made TO the Heelth Officer and therefore votatt
oil Law, he submitted the matter for the considerstes
and action Of the Board
Alderman Shaw moved that the clerk be directed ~
cne ar; banford, to show why he lad not ~
porfed The case, which was carried.
FRANCIS Sp'es OF the Fourth Ward requested permis-
sion to land ard weigh /, AS hides and four bans
Vi III skns nom INC bark Caroline from Aspinwa
occnprsS h ms@h Soeced when passage of words
which terminated in Mr. Spies leaving the nom '
Permission was granted to brig Doroshes from Man
tevdeo to land, weigh, and lighter her cargo Slo. ~
Gap. " ~"
On melton Of Alderman Walsh. the subject Of IN. h;
Lillian was taken up, and the captain Of the vcsSS
exculpaed from any intentional violation Of the law h.
transferring hides.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12

SETH CHENEY, the artist, died yesterday at Man
chester, in Connecticut about ten miles from itord
His age, suppose might be about %. Ia him a
fine genius has been Withdrawn from the age and the
country.
Mr. Cheneys drawings in crayons are among tn
most remarkable things Of their kind. The greater
number of them portraits of the size of life but
though portraits, they are informed with noble
ideality. 1t is almost impossible to look upon any
work that came from his hand without acknowl-
edgng the presence Of certain purity and SPIN
tuaIty which the friends of the artist maintained was
the proper expression Of his own character. his
strictly ideal pieces are of 50 high degree OF beauty
and dignity that his friends scarcely scruple to speak OF
them as worthy Of place beside the drawings OF
Raphael. 1t was remarkable that he would never
draw the likeness of any one for whom ne had mol y
personal respect. His circumstances did not compei
when impOrtuned to allow any distinguished man OF
defective morals whom other artists might be proud 70
paint TO sit to him for likeness, he steadily refused
He would not consent to copy traits OF sensuay ana
DISSEMINATION in the countenance OF any man, "hat-
ever his station or influence. -,
Mr.. Cheney had retired TO Manchester, "nete, win
his brother Mr. John Cheney, the eminent eng NE
had built studio and where he purposed 70 9eso!s
himself TO painting-adding color ior wnlcn nc sald
TO be possessed Of fine eye and deicate ieeg ~ OUT
line and shadow by the management ana usPosion Oh
which be has gained his reputation. Here he become
prey the wastng disease by which ne died. spoken Of
by some no the consumption but said by his physician
to have been n exhaustion Of the nervous orgaa1a-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12

AGIRL SEDrcED FROM HER HONE AID DRUooED.
"A girl about nineteen years Of age was brought 10
the New-YOrk Hospital on Thursday by Policeman
Reed of the Fifth Ward, suffering from some poison
ous drug which had been administered to her st No.
26i Lirpenard street. She had been induced by soms
scoundrel TO leave her home in Orange County with
him, and after arriving at the above place locked
up in room for several days. She refused to give
her name or any other information Several psrsons
were arrested on suspicion, but the fellow most wanted
could not be found. Her recovery is thought to be
highly probable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12

DEATH OF A SUPERIOR MEcHASIc.-In Mr. Paul
Stiman, who died at the age Of 49, on last Thursday,
New-York has lost valuable citizen. Mr.. Stillmsa
was born in Rhode Island, but 10 this city while
very young. As a mechanic be was most ingenious,
having contributed many valuable improvements 70
steam machinery. For many years he was At tho
head Of one Of the departments of the Novelty worts'
and was valued member of the Mechanics Institute.
His death resulted from an extraordinary cause. An
injury to his foot occasoned by tight boot, worn but
two hours terminated in u'osti6cssioa. Amputssioo
was followed by general and at last fatal, prostra-
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF sOCIErYS
REPORT

MILITARY HosruAL.-No new csses since Last ~
port all doing we'll.
saw DIS Dubois and Crane lat New-Utrccht, ~
night both down with attacks Of yellow fsvsr
J. II. BAILEY N. D., United Sssies Army.
Dr. Rothe, Resident Physician Relief Hospital. 10
ports all in his charge doing well, excepting Ana
Moonsy Hospital, relapsed; James Mcknight, do.
New case-Mrs Jordan.
FRANCIS r BERIER, seer-ssry.
Fort Ho nIfon Sept. II. ls56-93 =
GovrRSoR's IsLASD.-tTo-day's Report. mo alter
alton has occurred since last report.
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DEATH BIT BURss.-Mn. Mary Ann Herman, an
rhwomsp, who burned sbout TIRES weeks ases se
residence Pitt street. died yesterday Of Bellevue hoss
At the time the deceased burned stated thai che
Lad living In the house, VINO nea
threatened BE- evenged upon her and o.po from ysoss
that her clothing bad mAcoady eesn -
Ere while she intoxicated By the woman SaeaWse
Cogoasg ReIIy VIII iRySetsate U 0atteS M1els
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.

SEPT. U.-Present Mayor HALL, Presidihg, unu AZ
dermen Shaw Backhouse Walsh and Oakley
Aid Oakley stated that First street from drand street
moved rrter,nce of the subject to the Health War
den for report The matter was finally declared a
nuisance and referred to the Alderman Of rhe Thir-
tenth Ward for abatement
Tue Health officer reported that ~ case ofinfectous
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fion which, in him, peculiarly sensitive H;s p.r
n al character of remarkable and bsmclc.s ercel
Ienee, and be was greatly beloved by hs friends.
fEvsnins PoSf
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DELEGATES TO THE REPUBLICAN
STATE CONTENTION

Hitchcock
Suktss-John A. King and James A. Maurice.
FuLToS-W. g. Wait and T. ID. Towner
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WILLIAM MooRx. ................... Atlantic.
WILLIAM s. BAsTA...................Ber Bergen.
SAmvEI r. GUmnERE. ................B Burlington.
PsIIIP J. GRAY...................... Camden.
SAaUEL LUpL AM........................Cspe May.
IEwIs HowEtL, Cumberland.
DR.. WILLIAM PiERsoN. Essex
Jous w OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gloucester.
EDGAR T. WAkbMAk. fudsOl;
Erw.pp r. BULLocK...................H unte<don.
GtotcE X OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mercer
l..v VAs DYKE......................... Middicsex
JopA C. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Monmouth.
SAMUEL b. HALlY......................M Morris
Jc.L HAVOC D.........................Oc Ocean.
SAMUEL SmITH....................... .Psssaic.
LIwIs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Salem.
VIM D. Observation-Disclosures. Somerset.
DAVID RyERsos................... Sussex.
RoDrpT : Warren.
Secretaries.
LIST District Thomas II. Dudley
ia District Robert c. Bellevle.
lid District. Henry Race
NH DistIic William w. Marsh
Ntb Oistrict. 7. Trimble.
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DINING sALoON.a

VIE sabseribsf, Obliged forths Asstssgss patron.
: axe he has received, informs Ais fytends snAahs
public, that he 10 sill prepsfed " scSpn nSiate
them al his Diiias Saloon, W lhs bassnast a nav
enporrs nov block, corner 81 second and Naip
Strseh, opposite she Lo Clare Hoas> Dlpasr evsgy
ds! at Il, O'Clock. Msais served Up 81 ali Aours
Ics-crsAn, Soas and 1tnaeal Weagr3g
sIRAWAERRIEs received even dag dss1ar he
season. " j6af ITS1k
June l4daf ss4. 8 80 - -
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ebfoftgits.


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nnTw Cnnsrn ,nSfST nike
pTl gnxIn ~ STnm x
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7snsf InAaf 3fQe!
Asee"' l u, .a....orl.r.
Ivy has chest iennk nyse ~ .I1 1..sS
shsssn snssss s, wIs' g sh k esSs'SaS
soSoxcs psin, Man, "a
10 vafiststsd EoaE k
rs Shaving sg0 @SS
10 YrsusDarsAt :. ss ssza
8 -" r.sttls !" ssHssN-s's'
90 toAes Pickles.
loo "T0mAto q kssuf and Pepper Ssnos
l0Oboxes various brands Of ehoics Tobaceo
10000 Cuba SixssCigars;
So NoeO Inposfsd do ea& ~
90oboxas No. and scaled Herring
.as 9eo bblsn new Mackcrsl
- IS haifbbls do
~ kits for family USES
70 hhds Sugar: mi : "
50 dor Bod Csni; al sFR
50 bbts Dried Apples;
60 sacks Dried PeacEcs,
io0bsxcs new Reisins
60 g FL ss. s..ss''d S ss:.
sooksss |" NAILS
900 doz IImGiesE
Spices Of al J, s ma. -. =, ,,r..,,..
40 hbls Cider vinegar .,,,.. ~ a.
Togethcr wtn iaIse n ~, s y. 0sas' -., - y
which We wiiIseii on tessorsDiS M INV Harley
LARaR AND c0rpLIfx STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
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Julius Lytance.

x,1,.. ~ A.t,n.on,s ulock second Street, between
'rs''1 s AIssu and Brady. k
1taACRKs large besallfui Timber, - mllqs ssS SS
lltnassupostspr price $40 per acre; VII % y y"
ID tOs6it paTehass.s.
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rnrrovea rsruu.

sahi Na8 sAi &saS -----
6ts f Improved Farns 81
.nn".i po., aeTssin cituvatiol, good board fence,
Win Usage orange, house, stable, etc
aa@&~ &G@8@
A beautiful farm ~ miles ron nsssaigs, zoe
acres, CO acres 10 cultivation, p-rt umoo', uo"
house, stabe, etc.
mtlos from Davenport, % acrss ~ acres " cal-
usxiiop, 20 sGrsstiubor, rnnnit ~
Sls,Ste. ..., +,
Ona ~ tho bsst farms IN scol, County, Sit scfeAt
only miles from Davenport 10 acres ,enve, .tV
In cultivation, 1873 acres timber large
Two good welh, large house rooms aH'''' ~"
buildings, etc. wv % a&
.ms,l farne ser.s ali in cultivation, good house
otc., miles rom Davenport.
1870 acres " miles from Davenport, 20 N eai sa'
OF, 40 acresiimber, 20 acres prairie, house,s Wv
etc
.smi,csfrom Davenport, 81 aeres, 30 ast.s 2 eaisl
vaton, part timber, large house. COED pAi etc
200 acres splendid land, Alln fence and q cuuya-
zion on the Dabnque road, males from tayenPofs.
ismies from Davenport so acres, 90 acre. In ealil
walton, good house. stable etc.
i2 miles from Davenport, 30 gcrcs, 90 aeresin eu-
uyston, IL acres splendid TIMBER balance prairie,
large orchard raining water, good house, stable.
II miles nom Davenport 90 seres In cultivation,
house, stable, etc. saaE ssfs
60 acres Itmiles frsm Davenport, all in ionce and
cultivation. 81 *
10 acres prairie iAnd, miles from Davenport,
bcsutifui views oyer Rock Island, Mississippi riysr
and Davenport. ~
son acres Of No. 1ciass prairie land close 10 WAi-
colt, some oft cultivated, and largo amcunto IN,
Improve ed land in Scott county,
Ahumber u hoa ses and vacant lots, pie ssant'
ysuated in different parts OF Davenport for sale on
favorable Il. ms.
Is bsautiiulio lois in North Davenport. Termsli
real. Apply to JULIUS LyTANCE.
July 70 ....-4-------..-4-.----.----.y-z.,,tn,z-
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IsoGUE. ezc NE~9x,
fSeccessors te u. w. BRrnes,l
New York Harness Store,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Harness, Bril-
dies Saddles, Collars, Blankets, &c.
yyYEtrc now manufacturing extensively Coach,
w Gig and Te tm Harness of the latest style ana
the work tied 10 give sats.aeion no sac
A splendid variety of Coach, Buggs, Team ard Ri
die Whips Just recciv cd the most extensive escort
mont in the west Blankets in every variety; India
RubberIiorse Covers az manufacturers prices; the
only agency for the sale Of these articles in the
west.
ton OF the same. latter ourselves car please
all In want Of articles in our line.
L0GuE g. NEWLY,
ID 81, doors East Of Brady,
Oct3i 556 DIFF Davenport, Iowa -
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Millinery aud Dress-Making
LES rrr ~r1

Brady Street, over Nr. Jacoby's sDrur stora
lss REsWItK respectfully lieior ~. tho lsdirs n
Az baveunrt Hook Island aud vicinity that H., M
t setnFhad from the East With the newest ~ r
M NM winter millinery, Mantl<s sRAd. Dres ses -
MlE'srs nom tho country Ia supplied with pAt.
sefn, She has alsoa select assortment Of Trmninss
And MAtsriAls for Mansles and Dresses.
sSay ssrsst, ssswssa sssosd and zhirdkap ssanss
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M a G h 1 N @ S.h CD.
M DoAAHuE, successor 10 Messrs. LIE ClaireG
lv1s Davenport; having pu rchassd the above prem.
ises y now props red 70 Manufacture
STEAM ENGINES
oithe various kinds suitable tho wants Of the
try. Also, CASTINGS, for all ofthe different yaris.
aes 81 MiiGe srings and Shaftngs ali decrp Iona
House Work of tho Latest STYLES.
Caps, Stills, Brackets, Columns, etc., etc. aiways n,
hand, and make 70 order. -
Connected with the above 10 Forging shon IN
DER tho direction OF men of superior SKILL
Hfssz and Composition Of Castings made To o,de,
Rabbit Metal alwa 20 on hand. - ''
My stock OF Patterns for Machinery, Building and
ornamental Purposes by apy siinji.,
establishment la the West. =
kepairinx done at tho shortest notice. Cbayys.
Cope sss ~ M" = s. 49, 80" u1,
Corner Of Front and scott sts., D.ssnpsrt, Iowa.
Mcn9i a-u IL " N. DONAhUE
. Valley City Hills, ssott 0eanty,
A fEsonsanuy manune!arns No best Trades Of
fs'es' ssrosse WI sss: Hs: ~ -
sebsA oeshet pssvy Asi 'Hseoaa nss
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AN AMERICAN INVENTIONi

THE GREATEST OF THE AGE.
IT'S great uiliiy sim piicy eheapncss of price and
munit, strongly recommen nd itin every State in Inc
Union, ALPHABETICALLY
the prairies OF iowa, which Is sGbstantlated by
many esrtileaies, references and letters giyep by
reliable geut! aaien whose are In our bsnd.'
Being t,e pasentecs q Edwin and James 81 clark.
eel bnei Gfindngand Boiling or herchan,
ELOEEssNG MILL.
Fof the STATE offer County Tovnsbi, it
ana shop and Mills on W
have one IN dayE operation ad on sshitan corner
they will say, did the ancient Queen Of sheba .tho
hall has not been toid.s
Mlers farmers, capitalists and SPECTATORS will and
this mill presents rare chance Tor aud prof
table Investment.
This highly ingenious and much needed ;oyon,,o,
frms an entire in the ina Of vhaa,
into flour Ard the splendid in which II perfrm
its work grinding botins and separating TIE grain at
single ope into different qualities of plour
and Feed aud That within space Of only twcnty.tya fet
in length 10y feet breadth, rapid!ty Of ver
twelve bushels per hour pair of French burr mill
stones only 80 inches Ia diameter. The Grain IL con.
verted at single operation int Extra and spnsr
hne Flour. Fine Flour, Mddlinss Ship stuFs I,rau,
and Shorte. ANY power being applicable 10 nrn,
Gel IT, from horse power up 10 any other desired
Tho email space occupies would be missed when
PLACED III a room with other machinery and tie email
AMOUNT Of power II reGufes to rrope it, IL economy In
construction and operation, rnakes 1t certain that eie
long, 1t will snpstsede and resoiutonle M other Flour
ing ai!is Tie H,,ii Il compact, sbstnaigl reliably
not liable TO g,t Of Of order ~ appcallei II 10 II
wan.s OF the eofl3 tia. every mill gaacue ,ton
looonsi sshor ,D,1hdFs otg rpaS mil, any BALD
lug hal ig y erected, hsYs within
It's walls complete Merchant floatng MI 1T tho ri
hiug esl,erse OF seven Lundrei 3Slays. ~
CsUriss--AH persons In Taut ef FIGURING Mills
throughout the state advised 10 come and
see our Mill In oper1siioh beiore purchasing and An nor
sous are hereby warned irop lespassing infringing on
our rights shall maintain them 10 the strlc letter
Of the law.
These Mills viii make over Fifty Barrels OF Hour every
twenty four hours.
30 ~ JACOB wEAiEa, ia, davenport,
Corner I'D and Perry sts
NOTICE
J'Is, to certify that tho rtnershtp heretofore
4 existing between the uadersign ed under tho
na me and styic OF Shoup Barkal0w IL tbis day
dissolved W. mutual consent.
All tho demands oats: inding IN favor Of said srm
will be collected Nv said haoap.
B. r. sHouP.
A. ". DARkALow,
TF The Forv riding rnd Commission bushes.
Will hereafter be continued by r.. shoap& Co, |
L.. sIa nd
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ROCK Island AID nAyIVY01f
Gas and Steam Esiteins,
E21f@1o114laanaoaaf.

G1fAb11Rlan
1Hey, Wright TCC q 4
REG leave TO asnoshee 70 ,ho eitasana ef n>.s
plsand and vicinity that they have Sonsht :, =.
stock and trade st the old sad neasv a. ! 49,
GAsWo RkS,~
vhrrethey intend 70 carry on he busines. 1. 49,,
including sofne additional brsnchss,
Construction Of Gas WORKS ON iarrs Or susp
scale. Suitable for cities and psiysss - slisas.
Gas and Steam Pipes,
intro dueed iate dwelling houses, stsn mho.,. a
actories They kavc superior $40 1 o. hsnd al
Gas Fixtures, and cali the atsentioa OF mn
10 eramiDe theirtteck. ~ 8 = grE-p''''
GPractical Ball Hanging and Loek auithi,~
IN Ill Its branches ga3H III -S-I-S
They have also OF hand supply Of METAIiC
sooh PLATES. which Aro supspSof u a, ~ Il
q fhs sndevef introduced into shis div ci,hs
ehesFness OF durability.
Gliding and 1reasine bgs .a,ss
oiali kinfs Of Fixtures. Gaiysniains in Cola asA
silver. IN al It's bra uches. S,Ts -
~ wofk warranted and done In worka w,
manner.
otics, Eagle Street 1sck YslaaA
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NEW PLATFORM

Bound 10 Supereede all Others y
comparison with which the cincinnati or any other
Platform IL nothing enc winch will interfere with
no mans politics. isr0mposef 81 susi3r, hard plank
and tim6efs, upon which tho frsetnas lrfs csn
stand most patiently, whether he e wooIiy
horse, hobby horse mui.. II was constructed by
MACK at the Railroad Grocery not oniy Tor his own Int
Tor tHearcu1tnodAtio Of his ens and ctis
toners, who can now drive mp and without agting ca.
der Their Groceriss pay Ter Sans and md then, home
when they get there Tho public generally invited
TO call and exsmiDc not osly the platform bat his goods
and prices For particulars enquire Of any o iur
ry body knows the Raiirosd Grocery Is ts elears and
most accommodating in the CITY, Corner 18th a Brady.
aug II HM NeCAMMoN :
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N0'assE.

T'HE undersigned having di.po,aa ~, that, -,
hess 10 hessrs tEsans, Chew Il Cd. taEe tbi.
s,noa onhansihs their former patrons for Their
tnuanee III sustom ard would requests con
septic M Ttia,np...., "a, 81
En,
GoTo N'''e1ies Ri
" July 90 ALYuEu Ay,,, ,,,-p,,s
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We VIII pay the highest market price In cash.
sep3 SO at GADD.& BROWN.
EVANS, CHEW g. CO.
Wholesale Groccra.
HAVE on hand and will DO constant, receiving q
s ass,s q ra as.s Grecsrics, such as
Molasses, Tobacco, Rice
Wooden Ware, sigar., Dried Fruit.
smoEinsroaaso, soaps d R.ls,'
Cheese, Vinegar, Nuts
Mrsppns paper Tass c, ,ssss'
Ropes, cordage, Naval Stores,
Large Sales and small Profits.
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.,
sept Cor. Perry a cd Second streets.
Gunpowder.
s1nCASEsCan Diamond Grain Gunpow Ter at mag.
~ zine and for leby EVANS. CHEW Co,
cop l5da cor. "a and Perry Sta
Nails! Nails! ~
TCMlu KEGS asso ted sizes Wheeling, Va, Nail.
iooofor saieby EVANS, CHEW q Co,
e Cor Cd and Perry sts.
Molasses.
S11 BBLs Belchcr's Syrupand Plantation Molas-
oses iof sale by EVANS, CHEW CO.,
Cor cd and Perry sts.
DdcE-oo Trees. and 81 bills. for sale BY
IL EVANS, CHEW q co.
SdAPAND oANDLEs--A'is large ,assortn en-, Of all
Ogrades for saie.by EVANS, CHEW u co.
SALT--aGo bbls. New York ssaltand 1000 Sass Dali.
My iorsale BY EVANS, CHEW CO.
sep ~ DIR
Gun Powder! Gun Powder!
THE undersgnsd being agents for Lalilin, Smith
d Bois' Gun Powder, and having & Mag zins near
the city will have constantly bard, and se n al
lowest prices, all gradsso Powder.
EVANS, CHEW q Co,
sept2 Corner Perry and Second sts
Eleven most desirable Building Lots to Laass
for Fifteen Years.
INhk South fractional half Of ock IS, corner Of LIE
Claire and Front Streets, mbdtvided into Eleven
Lots suitable for commodious Stores aud Com mis-.
sion Houses, IL offered to lease for the above named
term. Containing Steamboat La nding, with proxIm.
~ 10 the Rail Road Depot makes II Pee aliarIy a
daptsd for business purposes. Enquire Of
W. IL. HiLDRETH, East Davenport,
Js 10 diff orDhVIs0N TRUE. nayenpo,t
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Haight, eearr q 1eolr1

d, H !! eeers 4 1scteft,
1s.'ss; s';s :'st:! NV; ~
Ws..s|ssSs;ssd g.. 81 80 ~ AaaaAl..
.-s .ss:ssss IS -. - as.3
Sole sad Heraese Leather, - 49,.
both Oak and Hcmlcck, -
- GNllAs Aseaehegp ssa-. szs4.--~-
:, ...,v,..,;..Ks les nd ppssF, tssSss -.
81; : :s: Nd Ia s;'';ss a:ss'i:
sadaisiy Hardware, Japanasd, M. .ssxA..-. q
H rs Ss fs .ss sssly IA:
ker OF aaddleT can visa. s.et ~ "a -''Sna-
Carriage end Groesrs sers. TOP Pseee., s,...
ss'ns. cS sa n.ess s.ss.
Garbage Kai1, Xsaes Spsiss. 49,.
81 8; s.i s,:;
&C., &c. 'e",
invite &c ca. .ss. ssis J n s .,,.
'''' '4' t1stts II r,1 sssas :
.,s.,,, iowa sl0l. {, soA 1 Z. w0&fS.
s,pAykNP0RT, IOWA. - =" es''
works In this city & 10 a " y.s.1 " d their
Vsrs n Superior aais. s9es, sSS Es
market Ii WILDE ron MI an ,,si ~. " he
aibfd more lather nd VIM fSss ifns s0aRsHin
thai they do not 40 soUn s,uit Ia NJ am,
qucnliy much cheapc 10 M comm ma ~ senaa,
proven thai d. ven iou 81 nrr ~ 4 been
a, hs era nn s!na and iasl sAs sEai dmeui i
hands free from soreness ater Ions tmns...ne Ms
i rubbns In the n ~ tut rfFf ,NTe Ard
| The grados above efsrrsd IN -. p...-
ralm No: kAtnsaa Family Soaps. VIII "a sSor..
~ t5n ~ M toaAs vesiesatipus
~ ie4s ae Nse q them wi
chants Nd ~ INN o sner y.Ahy mis
sn- = ~ " CAL and examine
I'm az ~ geo'o Putens s.n{ etsswnois TN
1 =. e. e aAlA AGO.
fARMERS! saw AND 04Dr N1IL mn,
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B. +. SHOUP d CO.,
tI.ste 6rm Of Renwlck 4 Son)

f08WxxUlNV&CV0AI QKHCHAlfD,
Basav Buildings, East cor. Front and Brady.
davenport iowa.
Agents fov pslsdpsi aeasmboass IN the upper
Misissppitssde, and connecting With loser htssis.
Apni bsafe. Wealso have the Agsnsy for Ne nc 81
O0nsuA In bTisk, Ae.
ElsrieI !sassaes.: made uyss alleouAsl ,snt.
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.rnnst pDo aoresi In citiuvation, good beard fences
win osaEe orasge, house, stable, etc
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Uaeletr.

sEsS TssISaG,
4 A. CRAEDALI, No. a Lee isiro Row, ha, lasl
receiveda large iotof iase and popular Music for
the Piano, Gaitar anG other INSTRUMENT among
which are the ioiiowing: -Hge1s
% siinue,' or Like a Flower, y a ene song by IL
~ Wnghton.
'Dear SKINNER Morn BY that " liz newn aud :.
popular batlad composer, stephen Glover.
''DowH whore the Blue Bells Grow, - a be anlituI
song as sung b. Mr.. Sims .cevss, and composed
by A. lee
4. nss Na." sholtisohs." b! u. AIDeri.
Eouisa I5he rosa, Mafksttin
are. >aayaod,, ~
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] ] !! 7 I I E'1 q,
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NUMBER Of tots situated 10 various paris of II q
"a city forissse Ter a term of years; apdly 10 :.
Iut5 ~, GEO. l.. DAVENPORT,
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.fffessfiosa PnLIic!

IDR good Flour, Bran, crecniug and Feed OF ali kud,
y 60 70 the Railroad urocsry 9Th and BRADY sts
where yoa will also End all kinds of 6rocuri.s aud pro
Visions, together with neat wagon deliver them
sfee OF charge. Gail mud see for yourselves
aug IL NM. AfcCAMAfaN
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A beautiful farm ~ miles ron hsssaiftr toe
scres, co acfes 10 cultivation, p-t' 'lnve', Nv"
house, stable, etc.