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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-26
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF low A.l
. > Il Ut n" ~ a.
HARRisoX County,
To Mr.. MICHAEL TILLIs

IL AhhlsDN SOlNihI
To Mr.. MICHAEL TILLIs-
Sir
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file, in the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court of Harrison county, Iowa, the petition
of Frederick y. Roger, praying the Honorable
Court that YOU be ordered aud adJudGed To ex-
ecute and deliver unto the said Friedrich D.
Rogers, deed Of conveyance ia fee simple Of
all that tract Of land situated in Harrison couu
" in the State of Iowa, viz: The east half Of
the north east quarter AND east half Of the sou Tia
east quarter of section No fifteen Il s. in town
ship No. eighty 49, J north Of range No. forty
two (42l west, and for cause OF this action and
petition the petitioner states that your title 10
Said land was acquired under aud by virtue of
a military land warrant No. 1926 which wa
located in your name upon said land: that by
virtue of contract m de, aud valuable CON
sideration paid said warrant was, and by right
ought to have been, said petitioners; and uu-
less you appear and answer thereto, on or be-
fore the morning Of the first day of the ne xt
May Term OF the District Court III and for said
Stale and county, TO b. begun and holden Ut
the Court House in Magnolia on Monday the
fifth day OF May, A. D, 1856, the matter and
thing therein conlained taken as confessed, aud
default taken and a decree rendered IN accord
ance with tn prayer Of the SAID petit oner and
a Judgment rendered thereon against you for
cost uf suit. .L...z ...-...
CAsADY & TEST. sorrs for Plaintiff
Ordered to be published the Council Bluffs
Buyls four weeks WV. NJ. Hill, Clerk
Magnolia. Iowa, thi 5 the 18th day of February
A. ID. 1856. !,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-26

WIN. C. JAMES would respectfully announce
to his friends and the voters of Pottawattarn
county, that he will be candidate for the office
of County Judge, at the spring election. f25
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-26

SAMUEL EGGLEsrON wonh respectful
ly announce that he will be candidate for the
Office OF School Fund Commissioner, at The
spring election, f26
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-26
DISSOLUTION.

W, G. CROFT having, purchased the prop
erty known as THE Iranistan House. the late
firm ofW C. Croft & co., is now dissolved by
mutu 81 consent Those having business with
the late firm can apply to ". u, Croft On The
premises,Ii who hereby inform tho puelie tue
house will b. open for. the accommodaiion4
Irani.tan, Cass co.. Iews, feb 26, 1854 Il
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-26
rLouR AXp FROFPSIONS.

Ha have larRA Tot ofsplendid flou'
S) on hand-r-sEAsosAsLE.~- :. al 80,
- Dried Apples and Peaches, gsod
Butter. aud an open BUGGY cheap,
Call soon at the HUGE FRAME stors OF
THOMAS HENSHALL,
Aea char CASH CoRNxR.
f.bt3.hs6. s7oil5emno1 : s9au70l1 TT
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County Judge Notice.

County Judge Notice.
Inasmuch as the elective franchise is a right
guaranteed by law, and not by cliques and tim
pans, respectfully ask the support Of all who
believe me competent, for the office of County
Judge, at the ensuing election.
febi9m2 t ~ S. 81. SMITH.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-13
paunnlicaQ spirit

q the moment q writing, has ia no "ls@
yTO0abls that Mr Fremont Is elected, He
ig'Is, evidently by q small majority, yet he
tsls But, though our convictions have con
Becjed Us with party that seldom triumph
st in a national canvass, We never tought
3lttle with friends who felt in so high spiT-
l after defeat as the Republicans do at this
moment. There is no sign o dependency
or Iack OF heart, not the least Indignation
s mortified feeling, of a disposition TO sbatT
one Jot Of principle or reduce an inch iron'
he pes,Jion which they have assumed -
Fresh IN spirit, buoysnt in feeling, hrm ~
res0ution they have already enlisted for
5sV campaign, full If hope and confidence,
Iaey have fought good night Ii they
Save barely failed OF victory now, they
H@yo demonstrated the possession OF Po"
e. uHd vitality OF the most formidable and
sacouraging character, Of a strong fonndu-
fton IN the deliberate judgment of the intel.
gent masses in the North whichis soon W
render them invincible. And there 10 Teh-
son for encouragement, for high spirit and
determined resolution. In the short spacs
~ ntHe months they have well-nigh taken
lhs nation by storm. The future IL plainly
sheTs Their principle is triumphant IN the
minds Of the people and the day OF the na-
tons deltyerance At their hands is near
Ihcy see II, they feel it; they are eneeura
ged at the great success they have already
acbieyed. and with dauntless spirit and d
htgh resolve, firm in the reetitnde OF just
"oman and patriotic cause, they do not 10y
down Their arms, but lorm anew on the fieid
of battle and present close ranks TO the foe
he0kA Ak Gate Civ.
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DR.. w. D. BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK,
OCULIST AND AURIST

4 "a permanently located In Kiosk lssui On liiihtl,
street, opposite Island City Hotel, where he vii
bc happy all persons afflicted with diseases e g
Eve and lar.
Having devoted several years this special branch ot
his profession trs that he relieve many who have
given up despair with Anaurosis, the symptoms u
which arc OF sight. imaginary objects noatuS
before the sy objects appear obscure ~ cloud o. la
1ness flashes OF light, enlargement of the pupil, &c
Cataract. in whioa the lens turn white aud prevents
the RAYS Of light passing through it. ppthaima OF na'
nation Near sight, Weakness Of vision. strabismu- 0r
Squirting. as Ncl ~ Deafness iu its various forms
Having received ironl Paris the and wonderful
UptLalmoscope. with which enabled TO look into
the depths oi the eye and the Interior clearly
the outside and thereby ascertain the exact state Of M
optic nerve aud reiinain Aanrosis the Ions ia inol-
eat cataract Also the Illuminated >peeuium ior "
amning ths ear, well al new me>icai preIa
mons fol curing opeeiy Of the him oyeE tke
eve without the ui the k0ite or oaastcs,
To prevent imposition, Dr. b. deems it prudent 70
state that he is = regular Physician. Being gFaaGatf
of the University Of Vermont, also Of the New YORK N
tialmic Hospital and his success as an pcuhs IS AZ
ribuahle 10 the perfection whIcb he has brought the
use Of nedtcaied ySpors IN tue eameRtof diseases 81
the eye, -, . 4,
treatment vi chronic diseases, especially 0l the throat
uli lunys hayn. cured himself Of Consumption atter
large part of his right lung lost hy disease, As Whu
A. Ios M others in alike condition. Office hours tgaa
lne TO tuuf. - .=..F
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. VERY POLITE JUDGE

,9,yarpor Ford, Of Illinois, tells
,arv rich anecdote OF one Of the early
S 49, nfthat State, bat the Governor
4sas l not put upon record the name OF
,bs ssnsifiye aud considerate magis.
Ar the court over which this Judge
orss,dsd a man by the name OF Green
convicted Of murder, aud the
ajas was obliged to pass sentence oil
5rsTh upon the culprit Calling on
ths prisoner 10 rise, the Judge said to
him
alr Green. the jury say you are
y9lty ofmurder, and the law says you
Srs to be hung want You and all
rc1r friends down on Indian Creek TO
krow thatit is not who condemn you;
4 iFthe iury and the law. Mr.. Green,
Al what time, sir, would you like to
h. hung the law allows you time ior
pIeparationf -, e..
The prisoner replied: May II
nlaass vour honor. am ready at any
i.;ma those who kill the body have
7opower to kill the soul. Ny prepara
5oa il made, aud you can tx the time
to suit Yourself; it is all the same to
ne. sir
Mr. Green, retarned the Judge,
.,.t isa very serious matterto be hung;
II can't happen TO man but once in
b.s life unless the rope should break
raf,ra his neck is broke. and you had
Astfer take all the time You can get.
Nr Clerk, since it makes no differ
aDce TO Mr. Green when he Is hung,
INST look in the almanac, and see
whether this day four weeks comes on
sunday"
The clerk looked a. he was directed,
aad reported that that day four weeks
anne on Thursday.
Then. said the judge, Mr.. Green
you please, you viii be hung this
3av four weeks at twelve o'clock
The attorney general, james Tur
-sy. Esq, here interposed and said
May II please tfie court oh oecas
..ns Of this sort. it is usual for courts
t5pronounce a formal sentence, to re
mind the prisoner of his perilous con
ttion, to reprove him for his guilt,
and 10 warn him against the judge.
.nant in the world to come
Oh, Mr.. Turney,' said the Judge,
Ir Green understands the whole
matter; he knows he has got to be
hung You understand il Mr. Green,
ont you:"
Certainly said the prisoner
Mr. Sheriff, adjourn the court.
Four weeks from that day Mr.. Green
aas hung, but not so much to his own
satisiaction'as disappearance promised
N the day Of his conviction.
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StODe5.
BUY YOUR STOVES

yyrHERE will alRhyt be found one oftks besi =
w sortment- Of SloYe., Tin Plate, Shee. IL p
WIRE Japanned Ware. Tin, Sheet Iron and Cop er
Narein this city. Anous hi assortment Of
: r Of f.
are the .cei..s5fsted timaI and charter osk Ce7E
stoves coal oT st: \ - fal and conf plete
sortment ParIor B,s and Heating steyes, Eleyst5
oven Stoves, and many other patterns too num- r
gu. to mention. our motto IL, Quick sales SOL
small Pronts Good work all warranted or DO - is;
one dollar save "a. dollar "a med; and BY caihaE
1t this Stove Store Fon will ii and get Iusf ~
good an article as al any otAef house.
Particular attention paid 10 House Roofing, sPo q
ing and Job Work IN general out Of good I'm A'l
stock, hoping TO receive share Of the pubtie 8
ronngs by this motto: .sQlleE sale. and sii.5is
proais fsepG) g. L. HoRyk.
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GREAT TH-WESTERH
[ i0ihing and Aianut acturing
E.fs - ID FL s.H.
4. tA~EEEE. Il 40,

TAKE this opportunity So isfofm tue pablo tha
Eaey have received at heir store, the larsssI
Stock Gt
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
Eh!ca aas ever beeH gFOaght ~ this market. The
Noos whlca aerIO the iRspseton Of The citizen.
oitG.S IoSa sGfpAss Ia design aad finish, aHythinE
that can be oEeFet them this side Of New York being
~stectedwlEA Iha groaGest anu from the X
teas'ne houses in The Eastern markets, aad with
view - satisfy the tastes Of all our customers.
asA4Ve also a tIii and complete assortment III
lus istest and most approved Styles Of
GENTS. EitxNRSRESG GOODS,
alcl aru beyond doubt l4s most desirable to Be
t9au1 N this c!ty. Among which Gents shirts,
lnasfshtrts, Stocks, ErsNats, Gloves, Suspende1s
Hose ,tSe.
Paraeatr attention win be psid, As heretofore 10
e. 8 masking ap Of garments ia sty ls unsurpassed BY
-uy s.nii4 establishment.
Full suits Iaala 0H shortest uoI.ee, ana Warranted
10 sur,
Faaas tul for he bes.owzl0fpsst liberal layors 0 {
We pabie, NC iAks pleasure IN piedging renewed
--eiil!, @Lt! solicit share Of the uhlc paroaase
Apt 2a d-u 4. C4STEEL - 60.
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLIND )
Lath, shingles, Ae.

THE OLD STEAM MIL srILI. ALlvE.r
A,pERA e AaS 70 eurRUtlu foUs customers thstNs /,
k11ahn9t Gat ertsc such iagMssSs Ssack OF Lima
Dey, Lata and Shingles hald Is some Of ou hone.
cttlrcn mpGltUfs 5I ogE llaG adyartisebat cur on.
App-ass iNt such d small stock hand Il, thai oag
Va, s2@eFs v NJ notation lo slow il away until Is
t2ouIe "a 70 sor 2tuHuu le1L hand. " bile We saN
"asiy r9@ ~ to 3l 00O feet Lum ber 10 10 ~ 100 Ls
'AlQs tes, sash, Doors, sc, Ae, ia proportion; sta
cpr siecA secumuiAtss slowly fappy 10 ssS
GQweyer, tRSt We can Al al lnost auy bl offered fuf
House Store or Barn.
cur taii isaEPs o. LOGS Is Gov coming over the
&aFiss, and We shaH BE- prepared TO keep our
s@rtUlUut cpWplets.
Fast taruE gratefully acknowledged eontiuu
ugg solicited,
BuRNELL, GILLET Il Co.
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stores. stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES.
AND THE ANSWER IS STOVES!
4 L1HUuGH We cannot keep on haDd some @iJr
"A or 5000 Stoves, some Of our ueighbors the rea
cons are, sell 80 cheap and good article Dt
stoves tial il becomes difficult TO supply the de-
rua Ad, bat supply of freight ears have arrive
aud been placed our road, and We have completed
oar arrangements as 10 oe gble now to supply tue
demands oial, be the same MORE OK Less.
80 alter looking around anoEg all the "ONE
HoRs e. Stove scoops In this city, to purP5se,
To.
Twitchell aiilett's,
The only Stove Emporium in the west, and bag
Stere = is store. In our prices, for cheapne,s,
We d.iy all cumpeiiioD--syery article warranted,
mud II not satisfactory. refund the money. Among
our assortment may DO fogud tae eoebra
Forest Oak for wood or Ceal; the Climax;
Black Diamond. for coal; The King of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens.
Al kin,is ot P4rlor, Oihce anC Heating Stoves
Tin and copper Ware a hand AZ all times. Ro"i
ing, JobbtHg, Sc. done 60 order
Braav Street nsarly opposite the p o.
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st, Claire House.
ukagTe0N a WIBTH prourigtors,

. .,Ftkeab0ye establishment villa respectfully tt.
" torn 800 public iRAt the mouse having beeh he"
f. a tod m al n, utanls he'd, is nos ga readiness Ter
I ascain und alton oi sue pA9lles Aad Ihei VI" spar
HDeaJfts 5a gise salslactiJntO 20 Los7 stopping ~ith
tlrn. The aooys Hoase Is lOestta nH nest h-i-
Stfeel saan Second and Third SIS.
Davenport. MAY /, s., dwtt
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New Arrangement.
@ N.Y. -
70 Passengers going EasS
.JOIIFT CUT OEF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
u,w1 a,.l, 4lllnr leave Joliet except sandaysl
art....-t z Z. Lake Staton Win the Michigan
t.4t.l H. 4 f.r Detroit, and thence with me Great
W.,f,f l,.t..ls galway for Niagara falls, Buffalo,
4f8att N,-s Ynrs. Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal,
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
Gi5 A. NJ. EiShtninZ Express arrivEs al Detroit al
r. IA. Niagara Falls 4, 80 nexI Forming ard YORK
9P NJ. Boston al l2 al night, .rnVe al fhIiaaei-
wish steamers for eveland. and theneewtih mora
ingtrAia. 10 aII points in Ohio aad Pennsylvania.
slUP N. Express connects ne xl mornings al Dellott
vi ia nofth shore line of steamers Lhrough without
landing, arriving al c, so A. M. connecting with ES-
press Train 10 New York and Boston. Also con
meets with the morning lroin on the Canada RAILWAY
arriving at Niagara Falls ~ $50 z. NJ.
through tickets can be purchased al tAe ticket OIL
dee Of las company Joliet ai!o assengers 10
lagorer and resume their seats At pleasure
tuiy al 81 DIV \. RICE, Snpt.
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New Arrival.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

DooI - @h-NS -
tNEarc just opening our PAIL ShotiA az.
w woHld invite our customers anu al IN VAN :"
goods IN our line 10 give us call. We have VaTf'
" enough bOI ia la slyle aDd prie. to s1ltati'
= MOORE & BROWN
u.u5dlm Empire Store, Brady street.
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JOHN ANNABLE u son,
Screw Bolt Manufacturers,

Are prepared to execute orders fet all klhes %
screw Belts, Nuts. Ao. Hssing had m&hy years eN
fartQnro in the business q feel SoHadeHi o giNhs
.stslag lton To all who NAY rayor wiGA their or
defs, as regards price anL quality 81 "oIA' hb"p
on tae corner OF Third aad LeClaire slroeN'
p.VcuHuTl. Oct. TN, sl6, dU
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FaE DAILY GAZETTE.

fGNoRAMus
r.n ne / pray you, 70 Learned mel
FIRST SCRIBE
.esowas afst, OF whence he 80
.a. Ae LsH no more Of your doubts, beg
SECOND SCRIBE
~ tL4 NV IL could come, aud when.
IGNoRAMus
al. fer 5ouf iesrniog, u, iaassa n''
ssyu settle this question ho~t
y,,u ne. pray, ye learned men,
~ sthsr the nTst, be egg or the men
B.sfsA Pat
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CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
ES 0A 4 "a q -

.SpHING ARRANGEnENTs,
rN and after Monday, April IAN, io567aha aHtli
,thaI notice tr 1ins will leave Rock Island dai
~, Sundays excepted, as foloWs; =,
I.L mali train at DIV a ~
Cd expfe.., stopping only at The principal =,
statinn. at IO.45 a. ~
Sd Night express, stopping at all stations siop.
4th freight. with I'd class cars al ESQ A. NJ
Trains arrive a; Rock Island daily, Sundays except
ed, asfollows. +,
jst Sigh express al o'oo u -
"a express, pptng only Al The principal
stations a. - tuu = =
d mali ,rsina a. lO.l5 r. u q
zth freight with I'd class ears at eio r. " :
AIlttains over this road direct connection al
Chicago with trains both Mich gao souihefH
and Michigan Central X. K. TO and from Detroit o
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, PlttsouIzhi
Dunkirs, Buffalo, Niagara Fails. Albany, Ne" YORK {,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington also a.
La sale with trains of the Illinois Central soad-
north to Galela and south 10 ST. Lonis ana afo !"
which places tieketsesn be procured oi ,. D. hiE
yESs, Tick ct agt. X. r. Depot RI
Passengers are reminded the necessity OF giving
snet directions 10 the destination OF ther bas-
xags also " procure tickets before taxing thelT
seats a The cars the conductors collect iare, os
to stations on the line OF the Chicago and RocE lfishd
RAILROAD JOHN z. TRACY, supt.
Nh. WHITMAN, ASH sapt.
Rock island, April :. 1850.
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WOOD, WOOD,

a I the CITV WOOD YARD, junction OF second r'
41froEt streets. We have now hand large assor,
uelt ii all kind, Jf seasoned Wood Hsmeig
Maple, Ash, Oak, Hickory, &c,
heh We are sellRg cheap also large quantity o t"us
iaz Posts To BRICK Makers and Others who "Hh
woody theQuAntsty, We viii make lbega deductions
H. WILLIAMS 4 60.
agvh II Iargs gT4 DnysunorT. Iowa
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gHG HssV sa0FEE.
w ERI,Y HOU S !. ,

On Main near 7th street.
4 u5u span for permanent and transient F'@' tst-
4 lasse snO wish quiet AMI pleasant hplAet IT,
5ws long orr shoFi soi0uTh Davenport can t.4 81
al lAs %4yefiy Rouse. The tabtesS.-, eiITn.7la'"
with ts iteacics oil lhe season; tue room. are pioss
.ul Rue be,is new and sOll. ihs HAFsfiy IL 5st'""
= 1 .nteg wcstuf Chicago, ia point oi beauty D. la-
cation ga ssaHt house, good furniture ana E"z7 IA
Die z-'=#,tswlyt u. 81. d ha, Pfopru-at-
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COAPAsSEs,
hF sll sizes OF Gurley & Cos. Troy, al
vs. apl d, dw-u X. A. PORTER d BRO II. !
Coal! Coal.

I oWREY THOMAS & co. are now receiving, at
/ llheir Yard near the rail road depot, 100 TONS
OF COAL DAILY For Fuel and Steam ithas no su-
perior in This Market.
owing 10 q combination oI the miners TO raise the
price oi Coal--wh hch We would not submit to-@e
ere unable for short time. to supply our custein
oys But having succeeded in breaking this co Al
biAaton lin which the community has small int
Gst) We are prepared 10 deliver in this cit! or
davenport, in quantity 10 suit purchasers al oar
former pnees, ON application Al the Yard.
Rock Island Jan 3 .dtf
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The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

y
'I'HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
u srations for The manufacture OF sutter, Sugar
Boston, SOds, Pic Me, Water and oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, dc, &C., together with good asser'-
nsRl OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
/ have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery. The advantages claimed Tor
ans process making Bread these, the Bread Ia
more uniform in quahiy, and handsome IN appear +.
auGe IL is much w6iter and more even, it keeps much
longer wilhout becolning slls, and 10 many persons
IL nol objee uOnable when a week old, 1t euts ~
haIdsome the finest French roll, IL goes farthos,
Hd ID readily introduced into families who have neN
eT used Bakers Bread before. | shall continue 10
ruu Bread Wagon ss heretofore In Offering the
above articles, un terms hieh cannot ail TO give
fe satisfaction, hope to be able 50 supply all who
may Eayer with their patronage. Thankful tor
past Iayors, hope to meri. continuance ot tae
same. All orders from the country promptly attend
e.j 10. DANIEL MOORE.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, Que square above
Burrows " Pretlyman's ssesiu Aisls.
davenport, ,May -, lSSb-dA
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BURROWS. PRETTYaAN DALZELL,
vi EESALE DEALERS IN
q . g T.. RI L. S,
K ON II 3 g l. A 5 )
wooden " e. salt, painta, 0ils, &c,
&z-slts iar FAlF.-s. : Scales and ferriHgs Safe
40. E4oF 50 Block, Trout 81.
DAE EN- . L L 10 w A.
D. v - BURROWS !. u, pAL2ELL,
aElYB
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Onion sEEnt ONION sEEn,,

IAs taken rooms on Third street. east Of Brady
HAS sn hand specimens OF both Landscape aud
Portraits, an would resp.r tS solicit ladies and gen
tlomsp To uye him a call. uayenp port Oct 20