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The Trinity journal., 1856-12-20

who may be unfortunate enough to be similarly
afflicted where permanent relief Of their suffer
ings may be obtained, he feels it his duty to thus
publicly express his sincere gratitude to DR.. H. j.
Czapkay, for the permanent recovery OF his
health Borne down by the distressing symptoms
incident to the vicious practices Of uncomfortable
passion IN youth, depressed in body and mind
unable to perform even the most trilmgdutv i'm
posed upon the daily ayocations Of life soupht
the advice Of many physicians who at first regard
ed my disease rs OF trltiing Importance, but alas :
after a few weeks, and in several instances
months, Of their tIeatmcnt. | found to NV mint
torable horror that instead of relief the svmntoms
became more alarming in their torture. and heino
finally told by one that the disease being princi-
pally confined to the brain, medicines would he of
little consequence dcspaired Of ever regaininr
my health, strength aud energy and as a Iast
resort, and without q faint hope, called upon Dr.
Czapkay, who, after examining my case, pre-
scribed some medicine which almost instantly re-
lleved me of the dull pain and dizziness in my
mead. Encouraged by this result, / resolved TO
place myself Immediately under his care. and. by
strict obedience to his directions and advice
my head became clear, my ideas collected the
constant pain in my back and grons, the weak
ness Of my limbs, the nervous reaction of nv
whole system on the slightest alarm or excitement
the nsanthropy and evil torboding the sclfdis-
trust and want Of confidence in others the inca
pablllty to study and want Of resolution. the
tllghttul, exciting, and at times plcasurabc
dreams at night followed by involuntary dis
charges have all disappeared, and, in fact in two
months after having consulted the Doctor | felt
as if inspired by new life-that which, but n
short time ago, | contemplated to end by my own
hand.
With view to guard the unfortunate from fall
ing into the snares Of incompetent quacks, ! deem
1t my duty to offer this testimony to the merit
and skill of DR.. Czapkay, and recommend him to
all who may stand in need of medical advice be-
ing assured by my own experience that once I'M
der his care, a radical and permanent cure will
be effected. B e. FILLMORE
State Of California, county Of San Francisco
Subscribed and sworn before ne, this 18th day of
April, A. d. 1856. (Signed) JOIN MIDDLETON,
Il. - Notary Public.
DR.. l.. j. Czapkay' Medical and Surgical nsti-
tute is at the corner of Montgomery and 5acra-
mcnto streets, San Francisco, California. The
Doctor Offers free consultations. and ask no renu-
meraton unless he eflec Is a cure
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kFostpe kut OF ulsthhtt5 designed Tor Railroad 6a
ions, Furnaces, Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills
rnctories, Stationary Fire Engines, Gardsn Engins.
Wells, Cisterns, and for all purposes where q Pump
can be used, ~
These Pump. are now IN use On all li.s prlncips
Railroads Sc ruth and Vest, ..s# -
MFSlLVER MEDAL awardsdto these Pumps al
he late Fsif Of the Ohia Mechanics institute 80
I.fuit aud perfect Aatlsfaetiop guaranteed 10 ali
Eases where properly put up, socordiIF TO directions
u orders thankfully received and promptly nuss
os n. ole Z. LiIILEk, Office ~ burrows & Pretty
MANS Front street, Davenport, Iowa.
Aa. l3lh ,Is3i-W.d I'm
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SEASONED LUMBER
Aans1o .1pPp Iga ssGiioa y
SHINGLES

thass puts Aased aud pataP .'oDts p4Ispt N.
chine, In eoEnsailo1 with my alt. AHa 1 am sstI.sss
{ eah supply Iny oustonAsrs via a batter SaInzIs
less Innbog tbAu Hay ara brought here for, or san h.
made ~ auE other masitins. aiss make sninzi.,
by hAsd and wilt eoaIlnue 10 do ~ 70 ion. A. ID,
aref ia iemAHd
IA $ sAis nrP,aaEtt! u fstara az lhsnt,, H.,
past fAfafs, ant +,acit IS5u4 az uaslOusf,a n a..
pabllr 5 continuance OF The same.
apiS-dsu JOIN NJ. CANNON.
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New Arrangement,
M0M D
Important 10 Passengers gong last
VIA
JOLIET " OFF.

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD
TWO daily trains leave Joliet Except suadaysl
1 connecting 81 Lake station With the Michigan
Central r. RI Detroit, and thence with The Great
western. Canada Railway Tor Niagara Falls. Bu6slo,
Albany, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Montreal,
TRAINS LKAvE JOLIET;
6,is A. NJ, LiShtniug Express arrtyRs at Detroit AZ
6 p, NJ. Niagara Fails 4,30 neu forming and J YORK
q p, NJ. or Boston at 10 81 night. arrive a. niladel-
phia val, Eimi = Of 10 p. NJ. also eonneofsat Detroit
with steamers for Cleveland. and theneewith morn
ing trsius TO all points In oasc aud Pennsyt ynnia
S,io p Express esnneets ne ri morning al uetioit
with north Shore iins of Steamef ~ through without
landing, arriving t5,seA. N. connecting with Xxx
press Train 10 sew YORK and boston' Also coa-
meets With the morning troin on the Canada Railway
arriving at Niagara Falls al 80 P. NJ.
through tickets can pc purchased a. the hasete f'
dee OF ls co nptsy atJotiei, allowing passengers TO
lay over and resume their seats ut pleasure.
July 81 81 dly N.kItE, SUPP.
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The Old Pioneer Bakerystin ahead!

' "N . -
uNHE subscriber has recently made extensive prep.
: ~aTatons for the manufacture Of Butter, Sugar,
Boston. soda, Pic Me. Water snd Oyster Crackers.
Pilot Bread, &c, &C., together with u good sssor.
meut OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rasks. sQl
| have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
county, for the N arnfsctu Of GRIM T. Paulrs
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made by Machinery The adyantages claimed for
tni. proosssof making Bread, are these, the Bread is
more uniform ls quality, and handsome In sppfar
anee,I IL is much whller and more even, itkeeps N ueh
longer with lut b~eo1,hin2 St do, and 10 many persons
Is not objsc tonsoie when a week old, IL cuts as
handsome as the finest French roll, Al goes father
and 10 readily intradncsd into families Who rave new
sru.ed Hal er's Bread beftre. | shall continue 10
run a Bread Wagon as heretofore. IN Offering the
aboys articles, on terms v hich cannot fail 10 give en-
tire sstisfsction, | hope TO be able 10 supply all who
may faYar me with their patronage. Thankful for
past favors, l hope 10 merit q continuance of the
same. Al orders from the country prom pity attend
ed to. Rsa@ fl-s I@ UANiEL MOORE.
Pioneer Bakery. Front Street, one square above
Burrows & P~retiymen's steam Mills.
1T, May q, 1ss6-dh
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a. y. AVERY. &. 3. rFHak. D VI. q. RAIL
AVERY, UPHAM 4 CO..
Wholesale 0rocers and
sDMfEESSEpk MEkCsfANTS.
10. fs SOUTH " alter street,

fNptr the Illinois Central Depot
CHICAGO, ILLS.
NEfEk ior sale a large and well seleetei stssA vi
" Groceries, consisting in part of the following:
80 hhds. n. q. Sugar common 20 prime.
90 bbis. Refined and Clarified ditto.
$50 g NO. and West lads Nolssses.
1850 packages choice Green and Black Teas.
500 bags kio, Jamaica, Java and Moctaa Coffee.
40 bolts and half butts choice brands Plug tobacco.
500 bbls. prime loose Smoking Tobacco.
800 gross Paper, Tin fol-, and Yellow Bank che ing
500 boxes Bar Soap, assorted brands. lido
400 g Pressed faliov. S,esrine, stsf & sperm
3A & No. ! and Sealed herring, candles.
1850 Drums choice Rleme Figs
500 boxes NJ. R. Rsisins, prime fruit,
Together villa all the other ARTICLES usually KEPT ia a
complete stock Of Groceries. We can assure cur
friea5s and the public generally that We are deter
mined not 10 b andersoh by any other house In this
market. fE&
From the fact Of our having unusual facilities 10 +
purchasing goods sdyantageoasiy, We are abundant
~ sbis TO redeem all our pledges.
Al Ia h-srl ANERN HAM q o. =
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seasoned EOOytux.

10th cough and dressed; anu aaylnx ts,sa s,..,
PAINS To secure thu services of Tie best .ur-ks 80,
the state, | feel assured that hay Lumber uIan.d =
my Mil w1ilgiSt satisfaction. 1 viii 10 lob Tsoins
a- teS - any establishes mt Ia tho west.
Persons TIsAiGs 70 huiId HAsrt Lime 4, .n.tt.Et
souId DO we'll - caN ana ia.k al my slaak br,,,
L.lntEnAlL4z Ala. NJ n - 1 1890 =
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Notica.

DoC Island Bank hes made arrangements to use
limited amount OF the notes of 9Th Manufac
Ia. &c and Mechanics Bank OF Columbus, Geo rgia;'
and the same will be received on deposit or in pay
mentor Exchange or Com, on the same teIuls as the
issues OF tho solvent Banks of Virginia, Kentucky,
Ohio or Indiana M. b. sbO Pres't.
r.. leland JuneI3 d&wtE 3 n. MANN, Cashier.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Eea ss4sa


The great Central Route, connecting the AZ isntc
cities with the Western, Norihx esiern, ana South.
ve.,sru States, by q con tinuous Railway direct. This
mad also connects at Pillsoargh With daily line of
tesmers 10 all psrts on the North western Lakes; ma
ring ,he most direct ~shedpsst and reliable rests by
which Freight can be orwarded 10 and from the
Great West.
Rates between Philadelphia and pitsoarg,
FIRST 1 lass boots shoes, Dry - 40
Goods an boxes Fun, Feathers, Sell -
second ClaSs...Books & Station-l
e,y, Dry Gooda On balesl Drugs and
Medicines Hardware, LestheF, Wool fi"h
sc.
Third gIass.--AHyils, bagginxl
Rscsp, Pork fin baikl Cast Stsel,S SOC . 100 .
sole Leather On Bundlesl oehre, &e,N
fonrth Ciass...Conee, Fish ,Ba,
con & PORK tpsekedJL srd& Lard 0il,Y 4ae y TOO A..
hemp, Iron, lead nails, soda ash, &e.D
FLoUR-sl per barrel until turtle notiee.
HRAiN-5o cts. per 100 D 8 until further noIet,
COIroS-Sq per bale, not exceeding $40 It's,
wei 1t ubtlIfuihs T notice.
uFaIn shipping Goods tronlAgY poini East OF PHIL
sdsIpbia, he particular TO mark packages s.pla rsau
s,Irasia Railroad All goods G assigned N The a.
gents for this Road al Phliade phia or Pittsbuex, viii
bs forwarded without etsntioD.
FRrisHr AeRsrs~-Harris NonAly & Co, Mesa
ohis, Tenn, X. Y Sass Il CO., ST. Loals,J. $. Mitch
ell s. Son, Evansville, Ind Dumesnii, Bell g. Bar
dock and Carter & iewstt, Louisville Ky! +. G Mel
drup,, Madison, Ind; Sprigmsn 4 Brown. and irwin
A CO., Cineinnati; N. W, Graham d Co., GAINESVILLE
g.: Leeeh & Co, "a kilby st. Boston; Lsseh s Co.
. Astor House, n. York; 1 William st. and 8 Batter
Place, New York, b. Sneedef, Phiiadelpbia; Ma
xrsg Il Rooms, Baltimore; Geo. C. Froneiscss, Pitts
burg.
II. IA. HOUSTON, tSsasrsI SSeixkt dgsAf, phiis
H.J.IOMEAERT, sap't. dssona, "a
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FARAERsi SAW AND aRIsT MILL NV,
The Bort Mill ever offered to the PubIi. 4.
FELTONS PORTABLE Mil

FARMERS SAW AND aRIsT MILL sr.,
The Bsst Mill ever offered to the Publi.
FELTONaS PORTABLE Mil
AN HlcA has taken tho FRS, PrsmisH a, ~
w Stats aad Cosats Fairs where n bss
nibitsd, apds Gsid Model at the .4us,es. Issaei
N. Y. CITY. This truly excellent Min. e.i.nH"
alike for its dmpitchy durability and prscsis"n,.s.a
patented Jshy "a, less, st.n nd. unrlysledi Is.slnH
NUN Der Of these tniiis sold, aud tnsir iners.ss,.say ~
msnd iorcibly declare their merit lover irU sIa.as
been sofd IN the lat 81 months. Thsy srs sas,IS
oily adapted for grinding Corn, oats, Wh.s, Isa4aa,It
Corn In The car, Spices, DC. with a rapiditv ssussnx
lection anknon D before. y Pe
Nos viii grinds from 4 tc : bas Of ms.l
Is bus offsed per hour with from = 20 4 bn,.. wv
other Nos. q Proporionats amount. Thsy SIC
propchvo oy noiss. steam or water power, and a.
we'll adapted 70 Irregular motion, heDoe al ..s1ss
cost they can be attached 10 any saw mill. hs
Meal SxIvRssre attached 70 these mai. nm.
defing ihem ths only trais Prsetiesbis mill . I'm,
car have.
References can be given wher. tAs.s min.
been Ia ass 10 months without either rso.iyia"n
needing dressing, aud likewise whes ,bsy ~. VI
rodased foar months ago for grinding frss osr'
Ills an es;aotshed fact that all mtis u.Ins -.
"sss FEED bul neysr''Srtss as4l, % and mar I'VE
and cob erushsrs only crack the corn And con ~
thai neitaor reduce The iscd 10 q dssirsd $500
10 be used with pront. Butths
FELTON, MILL
without Knives, and with wrindins su,s.e.
se;Gpsrod steel will net sfecti IL, il I, NAM. 81 -
ing 20 any degree of npeuess, and ofrsdpefhy 49, 49,
the d., uess OF meal. These facts Justify 49,"
rantinz these mills 70 give entire satisfsctiop.
For farther and muls and ,t,h, -.
10 NICHOLS, LOOMS & Co., ONCE ls s1y ~.
House. Davenport, lowA, or Boz SOS 20. ~
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tort Eslano.

III. b. OSBORN & CO.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island, M.
Attend TO the payment of taxes and all othet msters
eonnecisdw with Land Agency in all parts OF Illinois
and Iowa. 0eee on Orleans street, near Cuort
House.
Cheap Lands.
4 W or Sec ~ town 50 y range w 100 acre.
w nv ser rs 9 : = w leo "
eitusted In Cedar county. Also
l . w or sec "a town 50 Lrsnge 1 90 $
Z ! ssess seN : iEso 8"
i W qrsee !" 50 " 80 +"
ST y W Or see &c " sen " aEso "
W Sc or sec "a - eON - SC "
In Scott county, arc offered for thirty days 81 great
bargains BY their owners who are determined TO sell.
Ipply 10 MI b. OSBORN q CO., Land Az;.
Rock Island, Illinois.
We have also some City ard Country property In
Rock Island county whioh areonered very cheap,
Jan 5'55 d-wtf
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renmNyIVNMtN HnfIf0ad.
rhna. Daily rhrangh Trans belweeR Fhilateipnia
and Pittsbargh.ufhE MAIL TRAIN
lesQ.s Philadelphia Tor fiitslu IL At ~ A. Al !. and
p,t,.burgh fer PbiladsiPhia at. A. NJ. The fast line
issye hiladelphiss a r. NJ. aud Pitisburgfnr Phii
aaelobla 4, | r. "a. TIE NIGHT EXPRESS train
,eayes Phllsdelphia Cor Pittsburgh st ii p NJ aud
pIttssarSn Tor Philadslpbia al 10 y. NJ.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 10 and from ST. Louis, Mo-, Alton, Gsiena
ana Chicago, nj. Frsnkfort, Lexington and Louis
Vile. XIV Tsrre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belle
s~ontlns. Sand usky. Toledo. Cleveland. Columbus.
zsneayille. hfsssiiion ard Wooster, Ohio; afso, with
The steam packet boats from aud to New Qeleans
81. Louis. louisville and Cincinnati,
Through tickets can he had to CT from either Of the
above places
For further particulars ssshandoilis at the dlnar-
spt starting potnts Passengers from the est will
And this the shortest and most expeditions route ~
phtlaaaiphia. Baltimore. New York or Boston.
THOsS. MOORE Agent, Passenger Lines, Phlig.
j. MEsKtMEN, Agent Pas sengcr Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov cd 55 diy
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FELTON, MILL.
SAW MILL

L'pks sale a! caunon,s saw aaI Piilsug Mil az.
l. ~ desc rpIicn Of pisk LuNbhR rso1t,.t
ave started ny Mills 10 eonplote order ~ h.ytna
a good stocE ofst. crstx hogs on hada, 1 ID, 800
70 eseslve orders loIany Kind OF Lumb.E. ystsa !
pledge m!sslfto ai with prom ptssss and di,p.tob
in the order Ia which they are received; q : A..
come nrst served. J have al present ON b. ID slsrs,
sloFt nj H.- ...T.
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%4%
reeris Was3n.A ana Rirs Yasuraass COMPANY,
PEORIA. III,
coAArsasD ls4l a,
Tais Gs@pssy ssfsies:. yss e s;fsa TRANS
lf6RTATIoN AND FlkE RisNs' a r"se
rss.s ...., r,,sru premium OF 10 per cent.
III 10 nssd bscs 70 cargo customers ~ me close ~
y sss ssI properly ..a a.s.sAss ssila.as. a.,sr.s I,
~ - rsr m, length OF time from enc 70 ave yer,sl
M rates Of prsmism, and thus avoid Assessments
s' In A.'e AGAfiTAI 100000.
.-uee undsshilh Thee. Perry, W Heron,
s NY. XsE M, Phelps fSh . mss''s'p,
WA = Msssm. All I. soatiana. = ResaoSas
Charles Holland.
sa.Ssssa OFFICERS.
IsAs UspxaniLL, Pres; b, l.. n. BarrhANp. Vice
Pres; CaAkLrs HoLlAsD, seereiart
JeHN ADAMS Agent for Rock Island, na.eapeIt
Aolsne and vicinity. ONCE. MinieIs BUILDING, lin
nois street, Rock Island. odlse in Davenport ~ ibe
Counting Room Of he Stats Democrat.
May f!tA.daf
cAiesge city iassranes Company .o.
CAPITAL slSgsCOss
~ ~lS a. T, LANE, Acct
peas. rs. Davenport. lows
TIE sfAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
0e~asnsburgh, n T.
palp in .sR,ssi slss 6, ssrr''s 'e'0oe,
HW1Zk x&11be&S&vNss Ha.M
via insure FIRE and Inland Transportation risks
IN - favorable terms Ne any other good %
aefsrss Gee s,esle, fss,, Cot =, :, sscsars.s,
". ksymoad, Beete, Lyon s Goa Sa,eAgS,a = ~.
Myers, Nh n"Nsnp'n' FISH 4 LEk, Asts.
nS asysplSis Easle s., Roes Island, III.
n,s.sur, stats xusaal Fire. Marine Insurance
Company OF St. Louis,
eaplrAL, ssoafea, and constantly Decreasing
n~iKkcToRs;
- m Al p.wA #"=E E. {. GYaSly. SsM. hGgH1E
IN, B,w, Alexander, 3, wsmsn,
is. Mecrno, y. Atssnuary, Oh fecs.
policies issrod from 80 days 70 SIX years snd the
insured participate in the whole profits.
FOR tafOrmsssea ensutse ., the undsrstgnsd Agent
FOR Dasenpets y.
Insurance.
FIRE, INLAND AND LIFE.
ETNA,
MsugANcR COMPANY, HARTFORD,
Chartered 1919.
CASH CAPITAL, ssNo,aoa
iSspSAsek 60 . OF ssw yosk;
NORTHWESTERN
luusrancs Co, Of the State
OF NEW YORK.
Connecstcut g1utual Life Insurance
Get Hartford, e..
AcoUYHED CAPITAL, 8 1900, Q
OFFICE, ON WEST ! OF
Main bet. Freut and Second St..
Apri t-dS1y hENni
IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
KEOKUk, IOWA.
This home company is n-w prepared e as -
r. a. tey classes Of property on the .Ssfssf PfsH,
80 =, rLr casl p!sa fer q essk Prsmisn, airstes as
.sssonshIe =. those ofsny reliable company.
DIRECTORS;
r a Perry. John Mcclure, h 4. sArfiseh'
i N. Ransia, Geo. B. Smith, b X. Ford.
s cTeeI, s. 5. Billings, w Z Turner,
!" s.,h.re r. wieksrsham.
OFFICERS:
= n pkk.y, President. +. II. HARRISON, treasurer
! "a psnkin. Presidt. ". +. Turner, Secretary:
oasee in Wisherwaxs b~5ock-ofsr Dawson q
CO. aoat and Shoe store, Brady 81
~,sMf Davenport, Iowa.
UARTfoPD MsuRANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL..S3OO.OO
xxyE hayr rcesised the Agency OF this SOUND ana
" ,ef,ss,s Campsny Tor Davenport and vicinity,
"a a.. nrerxred 10 issue policies on as faSorssie
,s,ns - sny other good emPony
decsT
keystone Insurance Company.
,. Nj. MORTALITY, Pros. }. NORRIS IhoMds's
ANSoN GRAY. Vice /" Sssfftats,
oct- a A. RINkfIHhD, Agent
y,s,ssrr.xa !. BLACK. Davenport
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Storace, ForWardiDg& Commission

in th,s branch oIlhe trade, We are pre { Atsa " 40
= larvs amount III business. Merchants and othern
nasing couslgnmsns 20 our Aouso, may rest assur'
ed oTthe assaost Adelity On orr part 70 INC 7 IhleI.
eats, and thatthelr eonsignments snail fses'Fe P'ohf'
attention IN aales and retnrns
N. b satisfactory Iefsranee given ~ ah Gases
I" Tay Anvil RYAN u MeCARN.
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LET THOSE THAT SHAKE. sHAKB

., BCIlLbIN
FEY ER AND AGUE BALSAM NJ,
is WARRANTED.
V'hlS medicine, Tor all levers Of an Intermittent
1 character teFs and Ague, Ghfl Fever. Hemttten
AMI as toniefot ~nyaiiisl ~ GOV sring from prntrhctea
tBIrfmitIsnts, rs the host remedy ever offered IN the
puOiie. THIS Is no Patsst ~Hsstram, bat Is obtv offered
O a puDtte remedy. because Of the constant ienAun
l have mad for II IN my private practice Tor a number
OF years. II IL used by the most emiHent ph ~sstelabs
oIlhe Eastern states. rs superierto altoiheT rsmedie
Tor The shove diseases. Is is pnrely a vegetable com
pound, sod maybe giVen 90 both Old and SoBBg with
perfect safety. ltgiyss tone ard action u the whols
system aud "ctsas "a powerful tonic | have used t
with almost perfect sueeesstn nay practice fGF q nom
Der o. years. and now oner - as u pablo remedy -
huGwinGits value. | eaH but belieyB ihAt II all be
appreciated and used. 49,
Sold Wholesale and reI4fl rs e.. L. Webb S co
Davenport. nrs. Bddley Il AitrA, Princeton, tiiinol.
and rs, Haya- 4 Sc. Rock island. tB0y 2G-tlyi
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10 THE PEOPLE OF SCOTT co
Good News for the Ladissi ~

WlSTNER's PATENT WASH TUE.
Patented Nov, 9th, 1853.
I'Bf nndsrsisDed having bought The Patent Rixht kI
scott county, present this improvement in Wsshina
fact,
All We ask u you lie to take one and uss IL fan nm DAYS,
AZ the end Of that time, you cen return il or rAy tr II.
Prizes $500. pIEMrIr $50
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bkADNEh, WAhhEN q w., EA
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS AND
-1gsnts fer 8 {ssd Article q
PRINTING N
FARMHOUSE,
NO. IL LA SALE ST,
oetI, 'ss-dIy CHICAGO.
FAxON . CROSBY.
MANUFACTURES. IMPORTERS q DEALERS L,
Paper @AnE1nH0,
Borders, Fire Board Prints, visws, btotuary,
Ornaments, Nouldings and decorations Of
every Description. ALSO,
WINDOW SHADES 4 CURTAIN FIxTURES,
Wholesale and Retail, So Randolph ST., CHICAGO.
81 Law Buildings, Wisconsin St., Milwaukee.
Being the largest Honss Of the Kind West OF New
YORK ely. We can oner superior advantages TO the
Trade than any other establishment in the West.
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
FRnM prrrsRnRGH.

july l9.--The report of Gen. Wilson of Mass.
expressed preference for johnson for the Vice
Presidency over Dayton, originated by Nathan
lei p. Sawyer, prominent political friend of
Johnston, who accompanied Wilson in q car
riage at the Johnston meeting whore he made
speech. Sawyer still states positively that Will
son so expressed himself to him and others in
the carriage on the way to the Ineetiag.
Tx GOV. Johnston stated at the late ratifca-
ton meeting in Allegheny City, that me had
been chosen as the standard bearer of the North
Americans, he had accepted their unanimous
nomination, and would recognize said nomila-
ti9a until the same convention ahregated3iti his
friends therefore may rely upon il that he.witt
not decline.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
Tnr washington correspondent of the New

Trr Washington correspondent of the New
York Courier says that the foreign dispatches
'a+.,1 The authorizations heretofore expressed
..ss die final settlement of the difficulties
,s it,, England The negotiation for the adjust
sas., II differences respecting Central America
, ,..s progressing arOrably, and would, no doubt,
,.,r;asts i, a treaty, which will not be found,
III. .tbe present one, proyocatiOn to war dur
me .very six months of its existence. The
Convention Of 1850 has had an uneasy life of q
ysar; AMI has not only been entirely incapable
..f-r.st itse,f but was the cause of a ceaseless
,tdf, to others The war fever is now, hap
,iy ended, and the subject will soon lose lis
interest.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-07-21
FROM BOSTON.

contains Gov. Gardner's reply to the late com
lnunication of Gov Winston of Ala, returning
the Kansas resolves of the Massachusetts Legis-
lat1re. Gov Gardner comments in severe terms
iIpon the assumption and assertions of the Ex-
ecutive of Ala, and concludes byiaEorming him
that notwithstanding his expressed wishes for
no further intercourse with Mass, hc, Gov. Card
ner, will continue to send resolves To the State
of Ala, when directed to do SO by the legiSla-
lure 50 long as he fills the executive chair