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e 4 Perfumed Brea1h.--Whnt lady or.

, ~ Perfumed Rreath..-WhRt lady or
gentleman would remain under the curse of diss-
sreeabls breath when by using the Balm of Thou
sand Flowers" as denhfrice would not only render
II sweet but leave the teeth white alabaster -
Many persons do not know their breath 10 bad, and
the subject is 30 delicate their friends will
ton il. Pour q single drop of the Balm" on your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning
fifty cent bottle will last year :
4 Beautiful Complexion NAV be acquired By using
the Balm of Thousand Flowersn 1t will remoys
tan, pimples and freckes from the skin leaving il of
soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour on two or
three drops, snd wash the face light and morning.
Shdrfng Made Easy-Wet your shaving brush n
either warm cold water pour two three drops
of Balm of aThousand Flowers" rub the beard well
and it will make beautiful soft ather much faciiita-
ting the operation Of shaving Price only 50 cents.
For sale by FkTKiDGE X Co., proprietors, and all
druggists. 5..s... s.7.... - $3.50 .ttr
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
fe I2-d6m fg4gsIE Agents Richmond.
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BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
fe I2-d6m H4EEIL Agents. Richmond.
p Better fhnn GoId.--Whnf is yzna

IF BETTER than Goid.--Whuf IL wealth,
without health 70 enjoy It! Literally nothing. And
at this season of the year. when every system needs
renovating and strengthening, what the best medi
cine to be used for that purpose BAKERS PsE-
from all mineral poisons are repaired from pure
setable substances and have proved to be the best
tonic ever discovered. They cure dyspepsia, eI.di'
increase both appetite and Digestion and give to the
patient flow Of spirits that of themselves always
ensure prompt digestion Of food. II you are uou-
bled with choic diarrb9a or any of the diseases IN.
cdent TO the rsc of fruits and vegetables thsse Bit
tiers will relieve you at once. -
Price 70 cents per bottle. For sale hy MesSrs-
PURCELL, LApp CO,
rnh IL g. Druggists Richmond, Va.
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! ~ Preserve your Teeth-arrest decay
render your gums sound and healiby--by the use Of
~" DEMs DENIAL FLolD. removes aud
the Teeth and delightful and permanent aromatic
fragrance TO the breatb-is free from all injurious
lists as superior to any preparation known. See cir
culnr sF-s5
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO.; BENNETT,
BEERS 4 FISHER; ADDIE 4 GRAY; LAIDLEY
4 ROBINSON; 6RUBBs APPERSON, and AZ
Druggists. Price so cts. ia 14-5r
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The Banks.

The reader has seen from the proceedings of the
Legislature that the Senate amended the Bank
bills sent from the House Of Delegates and that
the House disagreed to its amendments The Sc
nate then laid the bills on the table, and originated
others re.chartering the Banks for five years. from
the LIST of April, 1857. according to the provisions
and regulations of their old charters. On Friday
the House, as an expression of its opinion, took up
one of these bills-that rechartering the Bank of
virginia-and amended it by substituting for it
the bill originally passed by the House. To this
the Senate disagreed, and on Saturday the House
asked for a committee Of conference, which was
accorded by the Senate. This committee met on
Saturday and determined on reporting all the bills
on the basis of the original House bills modified a.
follows: The committee propose to extend all the
charters for sz years. and strike ont the It'll and
sections the 7th required the redemption of all its
branch notes by mother bank at per cent. dis
count, and prohibited the mother bank from paying
out by loan or discount any note not redeemable
in specie at Its counter: and the 9th required the
cashiers to make and keep on their counters week.
ly statements of the condition of their Banks.
The committee have come to q very lame and
impotent conclusion-oue satisfactory to no one -
The debaters in the Legislature have generally
commended or admitted that there were abuses and
both Mr EDMuNDs and Mr.. GARRETT on Friday
night said that they had no idea of continuing the
abuses which both declared to exist in the present
system, even the fire years extension proposed by
the Senate bills We cannot see that the Reform
ers have gotten any thing from the conference,
while the brief extension will be very unsatsfacto.
ry to the Banks, giving them only little time to
blow before they are again to be laid out for dis
section by the Legislative committees,
And why has this poor conclusion been reached !?
Because of difference between the two Houses
upon the question, shall the Banks be made to
pay ont their own notes I" If they could have
agreed that single point they could have agreed
on all and the Banks would have been chartered
for reasonable periods without further difficulty
we see no good reason why they could not have
treed upon this question. To make Banks pay
OF own notes Is the only remedy against the
'cui Nat fund systsm-a system that Is pursued
By the aouad and reliable Banks. who thus offer
an example and pretext for the resort to the
same system by Banks which can only exist ~
the scattering of their notes at the arthest possible
points from the points where they are redeema6h
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/. " 30 Cent Dsguerreosypcs...-fe WqnN
has jnst received smAll lot Of 50 cent oeses io1 s
guerreotypeG and those who wish their pletoies II
ken In fower9 unrissled ssyls must call q escs Pc
fore the cascs are ell rome -. i. mn
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vspcINIA INTELLIGENCK.

EMANCIPATION OF NEaRoEs.-Seme years ago,
az ,hs wsrryuton (rauquier> Flag,a worthy Cit
;~:n 81 This county, named Carter, emaucipated
go, .,sb,v slaves and colonized them 10 Bedford
onsn,v Pa In addition TO the expense attending
,hs;r Transportation. each negro was furnished
i,h ,he ann of 81 5o--whers With to begin life in
free state. On Monday last . gentleman from
in this place In search of fur
thcr aid TOR ther support stating that ninstenths
Of them were already on the parish, whilst the res.
idue were fast verging to psuperism. ss'
SoLp-The farm known "a valentine Place
near Staunson, containing 1852 acres was purchas-
cd few days since by Jno. L. Peyton, of that
town. for tl5, 500
HEAVY CATrLE-Mr. G. W. Rosenberger of
Rockingham recsntly sold eight cattle, averaging
1900 hundred pounds each, for $500. s-
LARGE HEAD Bedford Sentinel says that
Jno. L. Stennstt, of that county has recently be-
come the father of child whose head Is OF the
enormous dimensions of 30 by % inches.
OFF THE TRAcK-On Wednesday night last, as
the cars were returning from the Western termt
nus Of the Central Railroad they ran Oft the track
at Mr. Bella 1t was caused by one OF the switch
es being out Of place No one received any injury.
though they were in great danger, as the train
would have been precipitated over an embank-
ment, had not pile of stone prevented. The en-
CINE was iniured-some Of the wheels having been
broken-so that 1t could not be used. .e.. y .
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An kBLs. and hail. BEVRIDGEIs AK;
~ 81 DO sweet Newark Cider; 81 do pure f.inc,n
nati whiskry; rs do pure Gin Is DO Fhiladelphia
ina Brandy, Just received per Bslyidere ana schr
Whttmore, and for sa1eaby FNs ssfsga'eS fa77 HR'
NH IL WIN. WALLACE SON,
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LADIES, MOUNT VERNON AssocIArIoN
dictionaries d and Henry Ruilsine Fuud

! 70 HONf6BteHu ana Henry RuIfdInQ Fund
Stock for sals-The advertiser holding more shares
of Stock than he can conveniently pay the monthly
quotas will sell at Iop price, and 90 moda
ting terms 20 shares in the former, and so shares in
the latter company. Neither of these companies In.
ever lost farthng, and both doing successful
business. To persons wishing to borrow money
these so shares present opportunity to get over
IS ,o0o while to those who seek safe and pro6ta-
BILE employment Of capital, with wish to borrow,
the stock in these companies offers the lucra.
tive investment. A member can now hold 50 shares
in either company. Apply at the Dispatch Office.
3 NH l4-Stt
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= PRTNG FASHIONS,-1Iiss A. BRJD.

SPK1NG FASH1UNS.-NIiss A. BKID.
- WELL, Dress Maker, having just arrived from
the North with the latest fashions of the season. ten
ders her services to the ladies Of Richmond and vi.
ciuity assuring than that no paas her part shall
be spared to do Justice to their favors. cen, u.
Residence at Miss z. VOGEL'S establishment who
has removed four doors below her old stand No. 254
Broad street, between Sd and 4th streets.
NH ..s...--.
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" I. p. Chase, NJ. D., homeopathic.
Office 1877 Main street, opposite the Exchange Bank,
Richmond. Va ia S--Sm
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] - Board Of Trades. COMMITTEES Of Ar.
bitration: 81. .-...r ..s.sy ~
! LEWIS WEBB, Chairman.
: JAMES DUNLOP, BENZ. w. RICHARDSON
/ BENZ. G. GRAY, JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
/ no I-ts ,f4+-l r..-"rH- fi 20
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- TUG puYchase OF Mount Vernon..-.
EDWARD EVERETT, Esq, will deliver an Orstion
10Th. At halfpast o'clock 10 the First Baptiys
Church, on Broad street, Rev. Mr.. Barrows. Mr.
Everett has generously accepted the invitation ofthe
Ladies of the Mount Vernon Association to siss hi
voice in their behalf for the noble cause of coutrbu-
ting to the Fund for the purchase Of Mount Vernon
the title to be vested In the State of Virginia.
Tickets 81 each to be obtsned at the prineips
Bookstores and Hotels and the door of the Church
=. COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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~ C0ugh, Asthma Rheumatism.
THE AFFLICTED TRY THE GREAT REMEDY,
CONSIDERED BY ALL TO BE THE GREAT
EST CURE WHEN ALL OTHER MEDIC Is
HAVE FAILED-Every day new testimony comes
In that speaks of the virtues that should induce the
afflicted to delay longer. The Debilitated-the
Desponding-the Dyspeptic-fnd In 1t great resto-
rative aud invigorator,
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~ SEED OATS carefully selected for the trade
consisting of the superior Irish Rufle, Black White
and Mixed Oats, which will be sold at the lowest
market prices for cash at the Old Market Granery
End door the of 18th and franklin srees
NH l7-Stf Q
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EY- Monroe Ward. IN =. .,,..-- ...t r, ,-5
FJn MAYoR-Jos. MAYO. LsH
FoR CoMMoNwEALTHs ATToRNEy-k T. DANIEL.
For Cry SERGEANT--R. NJ TABs. 4,
For CITY AssEssoR-ABEL U. MAYO. ..-t.
= -t. ri, For CovNcILMEN;
To. Allen - go Jno. P. Tsbb.
Wm ii, Macfarland. a. -.s. Thos. r. Price,
. Thes. A. Rust. e. p s-.' H-,.
.a.t' +at For ALDERMEN:
Jsn.s Evans 20 Jno. Crane,
Wade w Woolridge, Sam'l e. Dove,
Norman Stewart.
The above ticket wsll command the jealous sup
port of MANY VOTERS,
NH l7-1t* rr frsH -iaTtffs
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ID WILBACHER, No. 2OS Main Street,
L. begs leave to offer to the trade and public il
general his newly selected stock of Branches, jim
old Rye Whiskeys, Sweet Wines. Hook and Clarrt
Champagne, Cordials Bitters, choice Havana CT
CARS Albany Cream and Beverage Ales, London
Porter and Lager Beer at the lowest northern prices
Orders promptly executed. Terms cash.
NH III s.. -. n ~. P. WILRACHER J
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lust TO HAND
y English CHEESE - s- ~ -s-st
Durham MUSTARD, In pint and pint bottles e
Walnut CATSuP 81 - .Ysc54l - III 4.
Super SALAD OIL 81 faasfs5 si..l p q "a
Extra 6pe GuNPOWDER TEA q -fsat
4 few dozen superior BRANDY, pale and dark
Chsppelas u or BRANDY, pale 80 - =
Hennessy do DARK
Sicily Madeira WINE, light color
Hoiand GIN h{4'f VIZ t--fH'if -
Bourbon wHIsKEY, old ai IA tke 4
Hsnee's do do ts-H sea'
Apple BRANDY, old and very fine ~ ..,slla-
For sale BY isI ia gIn ie,ls.ss.t sass.. 81
NH II ED W ToNpKINa
TEA TRAYs.--A Large variety az 6.ca
Il seme patterns Of Tes Wsirsrs just rseeiysd an
for sale In sets Or By the single waiter - r. =
Mn q IL .. u Is eai - BULKLFT 4 co. 81
TX NE FLOUR..-A few barrels receiving.
NM J, J. FRY.
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~ John A. Hicks IN candidate Tor the
Office of CITY ASSESSOR. ma II-4t .
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WHITE MERCER POTATOES &c..
w 500 bushels white Mercer Potatoes. 800 bushels
Pink Eye Potatoes. $50 dozen painted Pals, 500 lbs
dried Cod Fish, landing and for sale by .-lsf ..
NH l7-2t* ..-. H w. TYLER,
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BOARDING 1.-Two pleasant rooms with
ID Board. can be had in pleasant neiehborhood
on Franklin street. Five six gentlemen can also
be accommodated with Day board. Apply at this
Office .s.s.yF vi ..r4.s. g. - & y fmh l4---6t
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- BENNETT. BEERS ! rIsnTE Asss:ss e.. q
6ohmond r l2--dcm
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4 HUMAN LIFE SAVED Z!

A''A.' 'A.' t',i1 ''.u, 80, saa, - - - 80
}. A. EnepES, ESD. Dear sir;-As took your ihedt
clue TO sell on cVu iganeu 'tn cure ,so tsS. iaA'
Measure in stating its effects reported to me by tre'
brothers who live III This place, and their testimony Is
fair specimen OF all lavcreceiyeL
W. 5. CoNKLIS told mel had taken niue bottles .
Christes Ague Balss, aud continually run down Wills
using it until my mugs and were 70 's
degree that blood discharged IRON my thouth anu ooN
els that all thought 10 Impossible Ter ms 90 nte
through aaofhe ehsH The doctors 700 Iia an ,he!
could for me, but houshtl msst aie Noias alI n,'
any good uptll got hhoDts fLhk Asp
which at onfe rslleyed me u se s avn
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Remember! Remember

NV
M. Fresh CfroSS1lS@
Az low any house in The cay, and deisernS them At
Your door. We have and always keep hand the best
hgands of flOur iu the market in llalttesto suit
A prime article Of Dried Beei, canyassed |
choice selection Of Green and BLACK Teas:
Rio and Java Coffee, roasted and grcunii
sugars, o liranuatsi, Crushed aad Powdered;
Pepper, fresh LOS Of Spices, Pepper, Sc, Sc.
Tsposa, Fstiua Sage, Ground Rice, lsiDgasss Prunss
Pearl Barley, Splt Peas, Almonds, Rsisins, Sc
Ts have lass 20 stock and t ekrsess sysrs thing in
our line Call and examine, We sus-a -antss sxsisisa>
ton. VI, pAL1ELL y CO., Fssis
augS 81 eozEer Sd s Ferry stS.
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~. Claire ss"mse.
nENIsON & WIRTR, PF0pTietors,

pENIsON & WIRTH, Pr0prietors,
nFthe above establishment VIII respectfully 10
~ form lAe public iHat The hOage having cen new
/, fitted ap and repentshed Is nos an readiness for
ha aeeo OF tue pi3iIc, aad ihrF viii spare
no e1rls TO give Satisfaction to thuss stopping |ih
them, The above Hpgse IA lOcatti "u "'=i Ma'h
street, between Second and Third sis.
Davenport, May !, '5ti, dTtf
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= 0wREY THOMAS & co. are qoS foeei' lgg, AT a.
i ,t,sir Yard near the rail road depot, ly0 TOES
or coal DAILY For Fuel ana steam thas 10 sa'
perior 10 this Market ,,.,;,.,,
Os.ing 10 combination Q lLe miners to raisc ihe
pric,, o. Coal--which We would not sabmit to--Ee
we're unable, for short time 10 supp! our custom
rs put hpyipg succeeded IN breakiDg up THIS CO m
sinaton (u which the community mas no smai inter
estJ we are now prepared 10 deliver in this city OF
Davenport, in quantity TO SUIT purchasers AT oui
former prues, on application 81 The Yard.
Rock Island Jan 8 -Gtf
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W. II. LINE. NJ. D.,
Practising phYsician,


once on Brady Street opposite the Post ofee over
pa,rvs Cttthiug Store Office hours, parGullry
ran, To- . A. NJ. and from 10 3 r u. apl li-du
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes


IIAVlNG obtained the agency for the sale Of Lii
III lies Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
Lock s. Bank Vault Doors Frames we are prePar
ed 10 furnish at manufacturers prices any OF hcse
art cles ousnort notice.
these Safes al fastened with Lille locks Civ
ing undo bed security against thieves are perfectly
free from aamgpssS and better fire proofs than an!
olher safo made. The burning of them IN any huIi.
ding caaHe materially inlure them, and they ma! be
exchapgedfor new one al amy agency by pay ing ior
repa utBg, The vault doors aud frames rclabie,
economical ,ornamesIaud generally used where they
arc best known.
The Bauk Locks have alwa5 iotled the burglar aud
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various tests applied 10 these articles by Jurors
at MECHANICAL and agricultural fairs where they have
ALWAYS ohtaiacd the fret premiums establishes the
certainty of their superiority. Purchasers are invited
10 call an examine the articles, references, coruh.
cafes, &c .,boiors purchasing. -
The undersigned are the only agentsin Rock Is
land dIl.l and Davenport {Iowal for the World,
safe Com Iiany, of Troy, NJ y. Orders addressed 10
cihe pla 10 win receive prompt attention.
~ CHILD & BAKER,
N Illinois st. Rock Island.
Feb. a,S Y.ly, seeondst. Davenport
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STOVES AT WOLEsAl.E
The Largest Stove Store
IN the ~ozt...


w shall receive on the opening Of navigation the
w largest stock OF STOVES ana TIMERS
STOCK over brought 20 the Stste Of fow3. Alnong
he articles which we shall keep constant
ly hand for timers are Tin Plate, SHEET iron
Boiler from No. ~ to S Charcoal DO, RHssfa do.
ia1itatioR Russid DO. Hire timed C0ppsr's, Bro
IRIS d., Block Tin. Lead Copper Bottoms. .hsttai
10, iron Rivsts all sizes fipned do. al Eiads Of
pressed nare, Japanned d., 7SHnsrs TS0is; and we
assure all persons fayo ofing with order. shatwe
will sell them goods in ouf line as low they be
bought in Chicago or 81. Louis. aud much lower than
hey have been paying for them heretofore in this
place. and on terms 10 sRit.
Please give us a call and lcaru aHr prices. and
tnen think you will spend neta ef time aion
ey hereafter in buying at the TWO places above
named.
n. b. In q few Gays We shall i've assort.
mentof the above named goods by Railroad, sufi-
cient to supply the Immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
at all times with Inwsre andon fayorSb'e efrns at
Whoiesaie prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &c, &c, &c, taken IN cx-
change for goods.
No, 4 Burrows Block, Front Street
Nchl2-d0wtI WICkERsHAM & HICKS.
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Punch says that the Bishops ei Lon
don and Durham should not be re-
ported as retiring -simply sbscauss
| they are see-siskl ssaassa ? Be- ssaasis'
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NOTICE.
rs ia TO certify that the copartnershtp heretofore
L existing between the undersigned under the
name and style of Shoup * Barkslow ID this day
dissolved by mutual consent, f s .-. 81
All the demands outstanding in favor Of said hrm
vii be collected bv said ShouP.
A,F. BARKALOW.
UP The Forwarding and Comm ission business
viii here after be continued by B. FSheup& Co,
al the same stand, .ss ... -Tr#. -E .-
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Clothing.
Clothing.
1856. Spring and summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
At TlfF
GREAT ThsWESTERh
Clothing and ii anufa curing
IN II u iS ~ III.

a. 1A~GEEg. ~ 90.
INakE this opportunity 10 inform ths pnbis ina !
l. they have rhcsiyea al Their Stofss The -iarseHl
Stock Of
Broad Cloths, Cssaimarss, ysatinss,
which has ever been brought TO this market h
Goods which ofeTto the Inspection Of the ciizens
ofthis town sutpsss IN design and finish, anything
thst offered them this sido ot New York, being
selected with The grestest and from the most sL
iensine houses Ia the Eastern markets, ana Win
view 10 satisfy the tastes Of a our edstoIeTs
We have ais0 q full and complete a1soTtasaa 0j
ths latest and most approved styles Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
which are beyond oonbt the most desirable 10 De
found In this city. Among which ars Gents Shirts,
Underahirts, Stocks, GraTats, Gloves, SnzPeaders,
Hose, DC.
Particular attention viii be pad, as heretofore 10
the making up Of garments in siyie unsurpassed ny
any similar establishment.
full suits made on shortest notice, ani warranted
10 suit.
1hankful for the bestowai ofpast liberal fayOrs ol
the public, We take pleasure in pledgnS renewed
adelity, and solicit share Of lie public patronage.
Apt 90 d-if a rASIEEI Sc co.
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In one OF Queen AIMS parllanelta
there were two members named Mon
tasue Matthien and Matthew Mon
tague. Some one having attributed
opinions to the first gentleman which
onght TO have been ascribsd 70 the
second, the latter, in requesting the
charge, stated thas, notwithstanding
the similarity of the name, there was
as much difference between them ~ d
horse chestnut and a chesnut horse,
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Land Agents az Siolx Chy, Iowa
Iands entered and Warrants located 10 Sioux city
Fort Dodge and Council hluns,
If rColleeIions promptly attended To-
E.P. HREWSrkk, b. z. hNiHtil
-REkFR TO
Dawson & True, Esqria i.dttsf Gazette,
DR.. J. NJ. NitherSsN, lawson y HFisgzr
IL. Price, Esq, IL Lane, Es4.
A[ay 10, iS6-dly
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prTRIIC HOUSE

1Nok AIE--lhe best sand In Scott county for 2
r. Tavern In Msysyille on the Tiptoa Road an d
near Hickory Grove. Ths simproSemeniare . Frame
House OF Eight Rooms Kitchen and cellar; iaIse
Rarn siih roo,a for Thirty Horsss--tNo wells witn
chain pump, this properly affords au excellent op
portunity for sasssina in profitable business with
NICHOLS, IsRRLI, & co,
Davenport, Sept4 isso-st
SO91BBIs. HyaFsaiie Cement, for saie 6y
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CuprINa OFF ARGUMENT. -Latel,
Judge Whiting Of supreme Court OF
New York being about to hold a spe
cial term of Chambers was somewhs q
frightened at the array'of law books
by one of council engaged in case
"What, said he, is the anonnt in
volved in this suit2a
1.-TWO dollars, may il please yonr
HONOR
Swell, pll pay it myself Call the
next case, Mr.. Clerk G.
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The Old PioneerL, Bakery still ahead!

'I'HR subscriper has FeeehLIy n4ds eXiehslvs Prep
R,stnp soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
pilot Bread &c, &c, together with a good assort-
meut OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks.
have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
-. nv thn manufacture Of CrCm & I'aul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made nv Maclanery. The advantages claimed tor
~ 9f making Bread, these the Bread Is
r ,yesnnir1rm Ia quality, and handsome in appear.
apeeit is much wfil5r and more even, Keeps much
Hanger win 5u. beclgang Eti", and TO many persons
ia Teot ,hIFe uGnaB!a when week old, IL cuts as
:, nSsnns az the Hre7t French roll, II goes iadher,
and is rGsdy introduced in'o amiliss yho have ner
OF @ bs,t Lgagnp ae hafrlal0f0. In onsTlng tho
hoye aTlolss on terms whge cannot iaIl % B!.e on
Ira salafscllon nope 10 be otie 10 supply az VINO
NV l.yar mo with their tltTuuaEe, ih5hE'Hl lnI
nasi f,yar, / hons 10 merit conunnhnSs oi ths
p@s'' f,.ra lAs spuut.y promptly attend
cd 10. I' -. ~. "a
Fiousrr Bakery, Frnut @tieat, ono 'ahHl' -'"' ~
Rnrr,ws Il PfstIyman. . -teIE -'tiiI-
Davenport, ,aiay ~, ls96sdu