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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-26
FAIR WEATHER.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN JORDAN's

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATJ0HN J0RDANs
IOWA LOTHtNG STORE.
LARGE andvaried assortment oil MEMS and
ABOys, Ready made Clothing, embrace
ing allthe erentand approvedstyles and made by
2 ood work men out ofthe best tmaterial. -
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Rangups, Sack sand
PaIstot osercoats Cloth, Dress and Froek Coats Of
qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, sati-
net, Velvet and Tweed Pantaloons. SILK, Satn, Va
lentia Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth. Cashmere,
Satnet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jack cts drawers. Undershrts, Hosiery, Suspenders,
Gloves Crayats Shirt Collars Stocks,
Ties Scaris, Winchester and Scott's Patent
Shirts, umbrellasand allarcle susual-
ly kent in gentlemans IS furnishing stores, Including
Robes dc Chambre and Revere VestsaRd Ovsrc0ats.
ALSO, u splendid assortment of uncut Cloths, CASH
meres and Vesliags-all which will be made up 10
orde the bestmanner, with promptness, at accom-
mod ating prices, and by competent woTkmen, This
the monthly receipt ofthe latest
Fashions SO rsintrustedto them may be re-
edupou as being in the latestsiyle BY those who de-
sireit All manner OF plain work ,and work OF gen
teel me ediu m promptly attendedto as heretofore
HATS Off ncw styletogether with all ofthe COM
mon kind constantly ON hand. Flrr >
GratcfulfcTpastpatronage, ,thesubscrleercohndeht'
ly hopes TO meritaco ntinuanee ofthesame.
y - JOHN JORDAN. =
Merchan IT clothier frontstreet, eppo'
sitethe Steam Mills. ..,. ...r..l
Dayepport. j aly cd, ,Is55-w&dtf.
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EEsE NEW HOTEL.
w AV r LY HO q S 4 ,

On MAIN near Z u Street.
rs now open for permanent and transient ooardeT7'
l Those Who wish quiet and pleasant home our.
ing long orr short soourn in Davenport can ID u
at tho Wlyerly House. The tabiess..> Ne Iarn, ,aed
with the deueacles the season. the room. are pte
ant the beds new and son. The Wayery Is second
TO no motel west Chicago, In point OF beauty o. 10!
cation pie Gsant house, good farntute and g'''@ u
bleS. tdSwIyl u. NJ. ADAM Pfepries"r'
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~. claire House,

D2NISOH & WIhEA, ProprietoIs,
nFAeaboya establsAmeht Viii respectfully In
" Torm the public that the house having been new
III atoi lu1 repenished, IS no" IA readiness Tor
the Of iAe pabLe, and they "il spare
no efforts % give satisfaction 10 those stOppEg win
taem The above House is located ON Wes, Main
street, between Second and hird sis'
Davenport, May 8. '55, dRtf
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
H2 E

The great Central Route, connecting the AZ lantc
cities with the Western, Sorthw estern, ana South
western States, by continuous Railway direct This
road also connects al Pittsburgh with daily line OF
tsamer "a 10 ali pers the North wesern Lakes;
King the ost direct ehsepest and reabte route by
which Freight can he forwarded TO and from the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pitbburg,
First class --Boots shoes, Dry.l 20 n ioo n
Goods (iu boxes) Furs, Feathers, &c.h
second Class...Books& q station.
cry, Dry Goods I'm baies) Drugs and Coo o I0Ch
Medicines, hardware, Leather, Wool
&c. r-u.Far.r
Third Class. BaggingD
Bzcop Pork lin bulkl Cast steei,} soc y 100 y
sole eather lin bundies) ochrc, dxc.> .
E0nrt n Cl lass ...Conee, Fish, Bal
con g. Pork (packed) Lard& Lard Oily 40c Pl00 b.
hemp, Iron, lead nails, soda ash, Gel
FLoUR-SI per barrel until further notice.
GRAIN-50 cts. per 100 8 until fulther notice.
COITON-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
velgh ht until futher notice.
JT PIN shipping G oods from any point east of Pk-
ade6ha be pa rticua to mark packages 'sUia FsSH,
,uI,n.ia II atirssd.n All goods csnsigned to the a.
vnls for This Road at Philadelphis Pttsburg, viii
be forwarded without tdetenu0n.
FRnaar AasxTs.-Harris, Wormly d Co., Mem,
AHA Tenn. X. Sass y Co., ST. Louis, j. 5. Mitch
eli q Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnii, Bell & Bar
dock and Carter Il yewett, Lousville Ky: X. Mel
drum, Madison, Ind; Sprigmsn q Blown, and Irwir
y Co. Cincinnail; n. W. Graham & Co., GAINESVILLE
q !: Lsech d Co., 50 kilby st. Boston: Leech X Co
Astor House, N. York; William st. and Batter :
Place New York; X. .Sneeder, Phnsdelphis; Ma
yraw s, Rooms, Baltimore; Geo. C. Pronciscus, Pits
n. il. HoU sroN, Gsasral FreigGt Aesst, Phiia
IL. J. .LoMBAERT, S2pt. d!tsssa, Ps.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STlOREl

NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
ON BRADY, BET. 4TH & 5TH STs. t1
a THE, subscriber has TAX en- q store as
above, where he is opening fresh stock
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES
Manufactured expressly for retailing, which he odei,
for sale al very "a
ras Reasonable Prices. Z
either by the case, Aezen or single pair he wilt
receiving further regular supplies every week from
some Of best manufactories In the East, and
spectfully sOliciis sha re ofpublfc patronage.
- 1.j4 d COUNTRY MERCHANTS Yaf e
Can here mud an assortment Of ssasonable
Prime Retailing Goods,
at as low prices IN any in the West
AMI Is dxwu UHFflEi ID. b. CARLETON,
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
a sSysss2 E

~N.nd aRer Monday June 3Oth, 1856, and until
frfher notice trains Will iesy SDaven port. for
Nnscatipe and Iowa City, Sundays excspted) fol.
lows: s- = .h- A.. :,
I'd Mali trx,n at 900 A. NJ
ad III nress train at 500 p. NJ.
Trains arrive stDavenpon daily, Sundays excepted)
as follows
Let Mail train at S.4S =. N.
I'd Express Train, 7.U Z. N.
An Trains out of Davenport will make connections
with MuscatIne and Iowa City.
The Passenger Trsins connect al Davenport with
ths Rock Island and Chicago Trains. The evening
train stops Que hour In Davenport for sui per-.
Passengers reminded OF the necessity Of 81 Wing
d. stinct directions As 10 the destination OF their bag
gsge Also to procure tickets before taxing their
sss,s In the ears JOHN K HENRY.
ADAY, Supt.
Master of transportation. api ii-du
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KENOSHA ALL RIGHT.

A little incident occurred at kenosha
on Monday, which shows how the fire
is spreading on the prairies. The fire
department were out fora semi-annual
review; and after the exercises Of the
occasion, the Mayor "a Buchanier,
who was elected by the same hocus-
posus that secured the election of May
or Dyer in this city, "gin treat"
and thought he might count on the
strength of the exhilirating liquids i'm
bibed at his expense, for a little enthu-
siasm for the man who has sunk into
the Cincinnati Platform. So he said,
"Now, boys, have toast to propose:
Let us have three cheers for Buchanan
There was blank silence-not q man
of .hem responded. The pause began
to be awkward, when the Resistant
Engineer rose and remarked it was
against the rules ofthe department to
have any reference to politics in their
meetings.; but since the Mayor had
broken the ice, he would 60 a astep fur
ther and propose three cheers for Ere
mont and Dayton. The words were
no sooner ont of his mouth than three
cheers, long, loud and strong, rose
from the throats of the entire company.
The Mayor alone looked chop fallen,
and all the more because one entire
Irish company, whom he had reckoned
safe for Buchanan, had disappointed
him by shouting as Justify as their
comrades for Fremont and Dayton.
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
BHEWSTEK * KNIGHT,
Land Agents. at Sioux City. Iowa
Lands entered aHd Warrants located In Sioux Clly,
Fort Dodge and Council BluHs.
IL PCoIieetions promptly tended 10:
Il. r. BREH slER, u. T. KNIGHT,
Atty Il Coun'r a. Law. Civil Engineer g. Surveyor
REFER To-
Dawson & Trae, Esars., Edtar Gazette,
Dr. j. NJ WiIhefwAx, Dawson IL Griggs,
n. Price, ESD } L. Lane, Esq.
Mal 40, 'sb-dlY
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NEW TIN STORE,

NEW TIN STORE.
THE subscribers have just opened a store on Har-
IL rison between Third and Fourth streets, whore
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinda of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Sporting and
Jobbing. Country merchants rely upon being
supplied with Tn ware at v wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper lead, &c., taken In exchange fct
goods. n tAl l6dtfl 81. GRANTEES & BELL.
...n.F PLASTERING HAIR
SOO bu shols in store and for sale by
uUO ~ nALZELL & Co
---- FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS.
nynnPoUNDS Fresh roll Butter also, Is kegs choice
LCUVpacked and 50u dozen Eggs, just received and
for sale at the HAWKEYE STORE.
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CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
ACKLEY q 0LMsTEAD, Proprietors.
rENHR undersigned would respectfully inform their
/ frienGs and the olc, that they have this day
opened the ciTY HorEL," for the reception OF stran,
gers and travellers. 1t has been entirely remodeiea
and ne wy The location Is central and cen-
yenient nd no effort the part of the Proprietors
shaI be vantngto contribute to the comfort ofIheir
patrons. ..
Extensive SrAHLIsG, with carefula and attantirehes-
tiers al lways In attendance. Also large yard con-
neeted for the accommodation OF Farmers, &c.
Ashare oil pa bic pat mage is respectfully solicited
ACkLEY * oLMsfEAB.
u.yrhuort NAV fst IsJ6-du
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N0RCROsS PATENT PLANNING MACHINE
1IsRE subscriber, Agent for the Pstsntee OF Nor
cross' Patent Planning Machine, Will sell rights 10
Counties or smaller districts in the State of Iowa.
and will furnish Machines manufactured by the pat
entee. .sl II. \. sLaf MAhEN,
al Nickolls Real Estate 0fnes, Corner of Second
Idec24 .. and Main Streets, Davenport
KEEF COOL.
yTyHE Davenport Ice Co., are now prepared tode-
II liver Ice daily In large or small quantities. Of
ace ON Front ST., opposite Burrows Mil. .
Nay Il d3ui PECK & MITCHELL.
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Three Daily Through Frsins between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia tor Pittsburgst ~ A. NJ :, and
urgb fer Phiadelphia att A. NJ The fast line
leaves rhiladeiphaat r y; snd r!tsPn5g e! Phil.
caves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at IL P NJ. and
Pittsburgh for Phiiadelphia al Il p. N.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads. 70 and from st. Louis, NO., Alton Galena
and Chicago, III Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
yills KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle.
contias, San usky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zanesyille Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also, with
the stsam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
81 Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets be had 10 or from either OF the
above places.
For further particulars see handbis at the differ.
ent starting points. Passengers from .Rc West will
and this the shortest and most expeditions route TO
PhiIadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
j. MESKIMES, Agent Pas senger Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov cd '55 dly
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WILSON 81 PARKER,
EEGRavERs and BRAND CUTTERS,
Seals and Seal Presses OF every description
CARDS AND IN SLk.GPL$
RlNTED IN A SUPERIOR sTfL
IA OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO.
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HuRLEY,S SARSAPARILLA.

HURLEY'S SARSAPARILLA. aa
THIS inva luable compo und 90 fully appreciated
L by the American people, IL gaining wide celeb
rty and has become permanently established IS the
best and most effective medicineof the day. Certid
Gates are daily pouring In from all parts Of the states
and the Athlete MOI rejoice there is help when e,
cry other remedy proves Intellectual. Diseases which
for years prove sonrce Of misery, and agonizng
f,rturs, have readily yielded beneath its irresistible
and countless families rendered happy and
cheerful by its extrao fdnary efficacy. II you want
The pure and genuine arsapsrllla, (hat) whieis
d fverent and superior to Bulls or any other CON-
D I'D as one thing is capable OF being to another,
then take Huriey,s, for out OF thousands Of cases
altered through Alabama, Mlssissi ipp, Wisconsin,
Indana Missouri aud Kentucky, It has never ina
single Instance been known to iati and will cure be-
yond all doubt 9ss IN rs as :. ta.4-fsyU 9e -
Dyspepsia, or !ndigestion,
scrofula, Kings Evil,
Affections Of the Bones, Syphilis,
Debility, 5't ana Aabitual costiveness,
Rrysipelas, Pulmonary Diseases,
Liver Complaint, sg JPilssi 3gUiss On
Female Irregularities, fntula,
skin Dissasess p Il D1eeasd Kidnsys,
and grsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
BLOOD, and invigorating the en- tirs System. g
The medicine, though prepared at great expense
YET the price That III society may ot
lain H. THOMAS A. HURLEY,
Manufactory, corner ofSeventh and Green sts. -
.s9.S 9nf r. e4u gl8gy louisville, Ky.
III For sale st wholesale 9! retail by.
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Garos.
!. W. STEWART.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Office over Alslons Store Brady bet Front aud Cd SITS.
June 10 dtG DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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an n00 FEET WINDOW GLASS nr -: y uS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-08-20
A Model DUN

We have heard great many express their
'phelngs, to delinquent subscribers; but this,
from tho Georgetown Gazette, is the most touch
and desperate appeal that has come under our
notice:
aAllpcrsons indebted to this office are reques-
ted to walk up, ride up, rollup, send up, or any,
way SO they get up and settle Immediately, it
not sooner. We are still prepared to furnish
our paper to all who wantit. We would prefer
bank notes, gold dollars, and silver quarters in
exchange, but in the desperate language of a
poverty stricken and head-over- heels-in debt
contemporary, will take grind-stones wooden
nutmees patent wheel-borrows, shanghai chick
ems, hoop dresses, bootjacks, broomcorn, 'lasscs
candy, some pumpkins baby-jumpers Cfor a
friendly fishing tackle, hoop poles, patent medi'
oines, dye stllffs, cork screws, old bacon young
Triggers, sucking pigs rags boxes and barrels
old clothes, sausage meat (extract of bark pre-
Yerred, ! post stamps, lager beer, (used in print
ing grubbihg hoes, pick axes, Colts pistols
(waIranted not to kick,) tooth brushes, enpenn.
nails, pins, needles, ginger cakes, circus tickets
or any other articles usually found in countr.
retail store. Walk up, but don't all come a
0nce.n
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william Keny on,
Manufactured Of
STEAM EN- GIN ES,

- i Il a M Il ~ VI ~ Il y.
Hand and Slide Turning Lsthes.
PLANNING, DRIIIISG AND ScREwINe MAcHIEE1
SHAFTING AND MILL GEARING,
A ND every variety Of MAehinlsts' Tools
IA Screws Cut with Square and Thread, fof
Rolling Mills and all other purposes, Masr st.. :,
SfEUBENYILLE, q
a1rOrders solicited and promptly attended TO.
RECOaNKEbATIoNs.
From the various recommendations Of machinery
built in this establishment, the following extract
from letter to the proprietor, from Mr. Ceofgs
Sloan, OF Hanover, Columbiana county, is selected.
Mr.. Sloan is on old and enierprizing citizen OF that
county, well known in this section Of Ohio adiacent
parts Of Pennsylvania and Virginia. His letter 10
dated April %, 1854.
"MR. WILLIAM KENYON;
Dear Sir-I am pleased to
say your Engine does we'll, and gives great satisl
faction.
"In running our old Engine, or rather coal bur
ner we uEed in 1850 TO 1859, about one bushel and
half of coal in manufacturing barrel of flour; and
with two pa rs of four feet buTrs in good order could
only pack an average of barrels perhour on both;
making from thrty-fiVe TO forty per twelve hoursi
with sixty bushels OF coal In 1852. we used about
two bushels of coal per barrel of -four
''In running the new Engine, We use about thiT
ty bushels of coal in twelve hours, packing in same
time sixty barrels OF flour. We consider are
saving abouttwo thirds OF fuel formerly used-tak-
ing into consideration the increased amount OF flour
we pack.
| " nave uHly dppiIeu LiTee run VI puTs OIL your
Engine yet; but believed it would run four II
needed. II runs the three without any appearance OF
laboring, while the old ore laborcd hard toperiorm
the work above stated.
"In conclusion, the only fault Wa have with youl
Engine is, tginds the wheat faster than the supply
But it saves fael and TO wheat, there is a goot
time comm 6. Very respectfully, A.
"GEo. st0AS.''
The following is from Mr.. Slofrn's miller
81 have assisted Mr. Sloan IN making the abov
statement and fully endorse it,
sep u, 1855. 'E. CYRUS, Miller.'
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Harlem Springs water Cure.

r WOULD inform my numerous friends and the
i afflicted generally that arrangements have been
made for Hydrophatic treatment at the Springs and
that will take charge Of the Medical Department
Of this famous resort. From my long experience in
conducting Water Cure Establishments, and my
well known success in treating Chronic and Nervous
Diseases and ALL Female Difficulties, enables me
to say to those who have suffered long and much to
come and get CURED. For further particulars
apply to me at Harlem Springs, Carroll County
Ohio. j b CAMPBIIL, M. ID.
HART g. COLLARS, Proprietors. July 3c-5t
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A Hard Read to TraveL

Mr.. Fremont has travelled some hard roads in
his time He has climbed mountains, and lived
in deep SHOWS and very hard frosts. But the
road before him. is the hardest he has ever at
tempted, and worse than.that which leads to the
ether. side ofJordan. lie will also be surround
al By a. pack OF Black Republican. grizzlies and
of[icc seekers more ravenouS than any Of the
wolves Or panthers that beset his path on the
way toshfariposa He will find the way to the
Presidency tlie hardest road he ever travel
lid. and will never reach his destination. Bos
aer.
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sPLENDID FURNITURE

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
Of Ca binet Ware, manufactured out Of the best ma
tera and finished in the neatest stylG which he viii
dispose OF ON the most reasonable terms.
He has also recently yreceived from Pittsburehm
a large assortment fFancy and Common ChairsEAa
Looking Glasses Plates OF all sizes, GiltMould- TIL
ng for Looking Glasses and Picture Frames, etc.
He is prepared to furnish Coffns ofevery kind, and
will carefully attend to funerals He has the only
Hears in town for the accommodation of the country.
Cadiz, March 30, 1884. ]. w. GILLESPIE.
N. B.-A nice Rockaway Carriage Tor sale cheap
J. w. q.
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WATERING STOCK.

At this dry season, great suffering among
stock, and great loss to their owners, are likely
to result from an insufficient supply water. The
oppression that dew will suffice is great mis-
take. Stock is seen to drink in wet seasons,
w.len good water is within their reach. How
much more do they need water now, when the
streams and springs are almost all dry and when
th grass itself is as dry as the hay that stands in
til stack, and when the great heat makes them
punt as they stand in the field. Unless your
stock have access to supply, water it all gener-
ously twice each day, either from wells or at
streams; once towards noon, aud once towards
night. They will not need water in the morn
ing, as the dew will in general be on the grass.
Sheep should have access to water. But mich
kline and oxen, that work, and horses of course,
need special attention. The loss from the lack
of water, or the expense of driving large
stock to distant streams to get it, would do omnch
towards making all the noedful wells and ponds
for this purpose Ohio Farmer
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Fresh lEba'eFNS.

'lN1E subscriber is receiving his stock .zzxetss.
J. of Sp-ug and Summer DRUss, which %s&Szas
:; ! ;';. IS 4: 81 !: $:;: a
this market and in point of quality, price, r., will
compare with any stock In the country. II i'll sell
as low as any establishment west of the nls4tains
for cash or approved country produce. Person
wishing to purchase any article in the
BOOK OR ID sk u d LINE
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz april 26, 1854
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ON MANHOOD,
AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINE.
lust Published Gratis. the 2Otii
E'EN0EJSAND!

A FEW words Oh the rational treatment, with
N out Medicine, or Spermatorrhea or Loca
Weakness; Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Ner-
vous Debility, lmpot-ncy, and lmpediments to
Marriage generally.
BY B. DE LANEY, M. D.
The important fact that the many alarming com
plants. originating in the mprudence and solitude
Of youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDI'
CINE, is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated
and the entirely new and highly successful treat
ment, adopted by the Author, fully explained! b,
means Of which ePery one is enabled to cure him
self perfectly and the least possible cost thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums OF the day
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in {
sealed envelope, by renting [post paidl twopest
age stamps to DR., B. DE LANEY, II, Lispenart
Street. New York city.
march 26; lS56,-tf
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The firm known as S. B. LUKENS g. G. w
MOtFIr, was on the Goth day of August, dissol
we'd by mutual consent. Oct, 3lst 1885
S. B. LUKENS.
&. w. MOFFIT
To Or. S. B. Lukcn's skill and Practice in Dem
tistry can safely recommend all my acquaintan1
ces desiring ny work done.
His work Il class amongst the first; having At
the last Fair in Harrison county taken the First
Premium and Diploma on a full set o Gum Sock
ct Teeth, which can be at his office by call.
ing soon G. W. MOFFlT
Oct, 31st '55.
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In Tie Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison County,
Ohio.
Arthur McNutt, Executor1
of the last will and tes-
lament of James Nc
Mutt deceased, Plaintiff SCivll action.
VS..
William Mccoy, defen- ...
dant. go,
William Mccoy defendant, of countyMercer Hi
lIois, will take notice. that Arthur ?. McNutt, Ex-
ecutor of the last will and testament OF James Nc
Mutt deceased, Plaintiff, of the county Of Harrison,
in the State OF Ohio did on The Dist dny OF Jnly,
A. d. 1856, file his petition in the Couit OF ofCommon
Pleas with and for the said county Of Harrison and
State forosaid agoinst the said William Mccoy,
defendant setting forth that the said James McNutt
in his life time at the November Term OF the Court
of Common Pleas, A. D. l847 held in an for the
county aforesaid in the State aforesaid, did by the
consideration and judgment OF said Court recover
Judgment against the said William Mccoy, de-
fendant, fos the Of $ll5,05 his debt, and Sl2,
10 his costs in and about his suit iii that behalf ex-
pended, which judgment still remains IN SAID cour
in full force, unreversed and unsatished
The plaintiff therefore prays Judgement for the
sum of Sl27.7O his debt and cost with interest
from the tenth day Of November A. D. l847. and the
plaintiff gives notice that all order of attachment
has been issued herein, for the goods, chattels ere
dts, moneys, effects lands and tenements OF saic
defendant, within said county; and that the delend
ant is required to answer said pet lon on or before
tho eleventh day OF ctober next and in default o
said answer the said plaintiff will ask judgemen
for the sad sum of $l2770 with interest from thu
tenth of November, A. D. l847.
JESsEH McMATH,
August l3, 1856. Atty for Plff