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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-23


A DM1NISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice
~ is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of Richard Strbe deceased late of Rome township
hereby requested to make payment without delay;
and all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
LUCY STRUBl.E.
... DAVID STRUBI,E,
February H. 1856. Administrators
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IA is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of Thomas Miles, deceased late Of Canton Town
ship, arc hereby requested to make payment without de
ly and all persons having claims against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
Feb. IL, 1859. JOSEPH G.. NANDYKE, Admin
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Notice
is hereby given that all persons indebted to the
tate of fHORACEHINCHMAN, deceased, late Of Ridghury
having demands against said estate will present them du
ly authenticated for settlement.
Jan. 49, JOSEPH HlNCHMAN, Admin r.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-Notice
IA is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the
ship requested to make payment without delay and
those having demands against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
HENRY S. LUCAS, Administrator
January %. with the will annexed.
EXECUTORS- -NOTICE.-Notice is here
IL by given that letters estamentary upon the estate
of John A. Ayres dec d., late of Wells twp have been
granted the subscriber. All persons indebted to said
hereby requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims upon said estate to present
them duly attested for settlement to the subscriber
III CATHARINE AYRES,
4. w. AYRES,
February 6, 1885, Executors
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-02-23

NTOTICE-Th Commissioners of Bradford /
County have ixedupon the following days and pa-
ces respectively holding the Appeals for 1856 viz
at he Monday
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-08
" WHEELING,
PTTSBUEG,
DCNKIBK.
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FAILS
To all the Eastern cities.

To all the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains atGA n 10 A.N and p y
Ilt.sI IhAfN-teveiaLdr Pittsturr StcubcuviIr and
Wheeling, Ieht7rr Express leaves CfDci- on G ,-roct
~ Tor an the Eastern cities; also Detroit via Cleveland
sprHEh"d, Numirston, Circevue lancaster a-d Zluae
VlUe Chcohe and athens This train stops Ietv cen Cn
Snuau aud Columbus az oyesEd Morrow, Xcu.a and Lon
den oDlY.
SrO,-'I N-'Ieveland, ll.'burE and bse'.a0 TX
press Mall leaves Cincinnati en- 10 O'Clock ~ Sd. Creve
land, Pusburg and Wheeling for an The Eastern cities This
bus.
THlbp TEAlN-Accowmodsti-u, Leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'Clock, p b., Tor Springfield WUuirrrn Circsyl-
and Lancaster Chic9tfe and Hlho-cugt. This train
stors ~ an points bet Eeeu Cncinna aud Springfield
FOURTH IRAIN-CleveIand and Pitfstur N1.ff Fyrrsss
leaves Cincinnati at o'clock, Crve.rt qg Pitts
burg, for an he Eastern cities This train tou IL
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train on Sunday at go o'coci F. " for Columbus
Trains run by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
rfuU
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-08
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
r1fys5 rsszsE3 EzRz E1a All
Express Notice.
.ssys - - A.

EENPHIS AND CEARLESTCN RAILROAD. 4
'I'nE "ArAMs' FXpREsS COMPANY have rst. ~
rauEcuruta 9Th he above karoa frr DAILY E1rrszs
ne AM are uoE prepared o. receive and forW1T FrtAf
FaekaEcs, &C. bv Passenger Trains o. Buryie Ceertcr
Fuscun bsi and il ca stations on fhe l. a-t y
Z G. kaliroa+s. ralan Psckag 81 rl.iuced rates.
. hrssrrgrrs leave Nls..yil e dai ~ 90 oraxsAM
t. brrlshls 90 be orvar.sd hy Express viii be causd
Or Wtaout cHtru charge lsulsul A. X. HOLT Agent.
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Johnson, Horne &CO.

LANGHORNE 4 AEMISTEAD.
IN blNts la ghOrne nm stead Cflf b-ated acoa
~ Just reserved JOHNSON, HORSE CO.
aug2a-lW
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FRIGHT OH PRODUCE 10 CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
SPECIAL NOTICE 40 SHIPPERS,
IgV savannah "a Nashville

re Nass yiIe sni Chattanooga Railroad Germany
n have nahea and reminded ne Central Railrosd (oE
ranes % bersia af ther summ1r and ID Go-s rot
% have teen uotget Or recognized the hand bs q
fhai tlpany, rsVuts Distributed To ogr esty We tsks
ts Ezihod ef lri1 inE the MeTrh1utz ard shusrs ~
thst hae its Ne fite VII b So ~ lee s oa st csss
-als snc COT 81 ~ as tAc grand ths Fspsssch a. g
the average ihrou9 rate hst class gsoCs non ~ sea-
saFd 60 Nashstc auii tiyctto Ire SaTaioa 10
aaltoi a. 10 sanur afc asduciod SC I'D cs pei Zee D.
~ Water bach rakes the rsis Eer afxs
sio Eou tul % oeesu5sr, sla 81. b. N Fec &c lane.
j.. J. ANDt RSON,
l2rs-4 Superintendent
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-08

Ayes shoves Spades, Sad Irons Zinc and Tin in pigs.
E-plate, Auvi's. Vices, casks 81 Chains and nos
m3H,l- ara Cotton Coraae-r Coffee, heavy Castings
Miit Gearing, Earlroa1 " heels ana AxIss Ctaif.sTI
Spikes, and Resin in ibis prr lruIls
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-08

A CARE.
AM manufacturing daily my Eclipse Stove FOUNDRY
L IN this city = good assortment Of STOVES AND Hoi-
LOW-WARE, viz: Ovens, Potts. sklets and LIDS Sad-lrons
Andons Of different patterns for the wholesale and re-
tail trade at small profits
Also Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, the best quality,
AT low figures few fine chamber sets OF Britannia War
and No. 1 Refigerstors, hand for sale low.
Particular attention paid Roofing and Gut ering win
Tin Copper
E- Old Copper Pewter, Brass and Scrap Iron taken in
ex-hange for my manufactures. $500
iy80-6m No. s College St. near Church st
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Fare as Low as BY any Other Route.

FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And an information, please p ne oCras No Purnst
House. second door West Vine street; No III bison
House building and oil Office Southeast corner OF Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer house. the
Eastern Little miami Depot, tsst Front .trset.
once hOUrs from ~ 4. ~. UHgJ o. r. n
W. STEApER GtnTAgL
THE OMNIBUS LIMB
Calls for Passengers al all the pri cpa Hotels FOR each and
every train By leaving directions at either OF ths above
5ces will cal for passengers In all parts Of The rv With
cut All. lmay21I y. b. RUGGIFS. Conductor.
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RATES CT FREIGHT

3d. ests.5ss11= 20 e1zs=s lE7I
- -T5z 49, -si.'yi77s 7EEszs..-.,s
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a. VI H RAKER

.,xp an experience OF thrtsen yeals z. me nts
raeee Of Medicine and Surgery nov nousnpots ousS OH
r,o(sssional esrvicss 10 me ,,a eaats Yin lie gTon
s an ,vesy and diseases OF me lhroa. ana
,o,s, ouice In Post onice Block 10. Z, ep @A''S'
4 'ass on 5th ST., between bfaaS S '""
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4 HUMAN life SAVED!
poaIeIAc, Mich. March IL, $50

lpa AGGaC. Mlcb.s MaTch H. 1850
4 A HuapFs ESD, Dear Sr:As took your medi'
ie 10 sell on eOnsg gaIneut, mo pay" take
sure in stating It's objects as reported to me by three
brothers who 1--we ia this place and their testimony Ia
mir specimen ofall have reeeiyed
W ! CpNKLIa told !ne-s'I had taken niue bottles Of
Chrisles AEue Basa, atd continually run down whIs
usu uut my lungs aud Liver were coSoEsfp TO that
degree that blood discharged from my mouth and bow
sls so that al thought Il impossibls for me 70 Zee
through another ekiE. The doctors too dld all they
could Ior me, but thought aast d'e' Notnins dld ne
any good uutill got RAODEs' FEVER AND AGuE CURE,
tLat once relieved OF the distress and nsusea at
INV and pain in NY head aud bowels, andpoduc-
. ela porlnans nj crfe In a short time. ae.
Al n CoyKLIN save ~ had been taking medicine Of
AZ good doctor have IN our county, and taken
any quantity of quinne aud specifics without any good
nom 25th August TO nth December But seeing how
nicely il operated on my brother, got R bottle Of
Rhodes Fever and Ague oure. which effected perma-
rent cure by using twe-thirds Of a bottle.
s. 81. CoSKIIS was not here, but the other brothers
say his the same as II. Ms sold the medicine
70 both the day. aud the cure was as speedy from
the same small quantity and might e specify
Tue above speaks for ITSELF Good proof as it is 1t ia
of no better than the humber Of like eertn
Gates have already published, aud the still greater mum
ber that is continually pouring In 70 me. gsu
One thing Last year had occasion 70 saGfiSH
the public u these words
efreaiars substituted tAs MANS Of tAsr HSstrawJ0f
mV rasdietRs, aRd tAsR pith 5rdEsH smpadsnss end
tksir pamphlet pith the srelanatian Lh tAsP'oP,,,
tor e} aag othsr medieias say as mGeh 40 darss,
Now take pleasu In saying that the eaattesrsier
red 10 the same ',pr, Christies Asus Bassm mention
| toned in the above certificate.
s,.Thsre are several other Industrious people who ar
applying 20 their posepoustrash all that pubsh abou
nv Fever and Agus Cure, or Apdots to Malaria sxes
~ Of Crss aud the Certificate Of the eel
chemist Or james Chiffon, In favor Of It's pei
fscty harmless character which y stAchsd 70 every boz
tie These viii slways serve TO aistugush my medicu
/ rom lInitatious, Il JAS. A,RHOpEs, Proprietor,
- Proytdsucs, r. /.
Wholesale Assuts--H, DlaiAlsy, St. Louis Bsrcs
Bros ,ChcsgS G. T. Webb, Davenport, and for ale
| Druggists generally. July SsSdwSp i
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HE LARGEST Press IN THE WoRrn
Antelope" the New York cores.
pondent ofthe New Orleans Picayune
thus alludes to pair Of mammoth
printing presses now building by the
Messrs. Hoe: perhaps when the
London Times ordered a ten cylinder
press from the Messrs Hoe, it ilnaein-
ed it was leaving even the most enter.
pr:sing OF the American journals in
the background, but it will soon find
ont its mistake, for now learn the cir.
eulation Of the Philadelphia Leagsv.
(runningwell on to one hundred thous.
and daily) has compelled the enter
prlsingproprietors ofthat paper. Sw. in
d Abel, to order from the manufactur-
ers two TWELVE cylinder presses. at
a cost OF $4,000! To accommodate
these gigantic pieces OF workmanship.
the Ledger folks have been obliged to
purchase two adjoining buildings. at a
heavy outlay, and in which the presses
are to he placed. When these are in
troduced, the Ledger will be able to
print sixty thousand sheets an hour
or equal to one thousand sheets per
minutel and all this immense circula.
tlon. building Of the fastest presses in
the world, and unbounded prosperity
generally, is the result of an unfiinch.
ing integrity, an indomitabl persever-
ance and business tact that sees no
motto ahead but onwardl
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q AI INA { .gae s91sa J.A 70 4it1l
h n s. shns sgg3a gg& b.A gsjDi ,,
as1xs s!asis aSog
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u. W. WHEELER, go
Architect and sstiIideT,

ti,h1e No. / UaHsnpoII bIolk, fIIIIu s'VE3 y '
~. fr,rts and supsIntend work Of every dssci
,l|g venp nj lO'6odl
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-18
NO.---596
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
WHY THE R1cHrror. H.

WHT THE R1eHrEous Dr-Ino,
ask, why, if the righteous are so dear
to Christ, and SO valuable to the world
theyare doomed to death at aha Wbv
does not religion, which saves us from
thousand other evils, release rs from
this law Of nortalityS In answer /
remark: The reasons are obvious on
reflection. Exemption from death as
reward Of piety would appealso strong.
iy to the love of life--the Quickest
most enduring instinct of our beng
as to override the freedom of choice.
ana thus make rational, voluntary
Piety impossible. We should ADOPT
1t as starving man would clutch Of.
Tered bread, or the man diving of thirst
would seize the cup of cold water
And besides the violence done to .our
nature in making the propensities de-
eide question belonging--under the
present economy, and in the proper
fitness and adoption of things-to the
intellect, the heart, the will, the in.
congruity would follow of proposing
earnal, earthly motive for spiritual
life.
On such plan, Christianity must
approve what she now repudiates: and
the holy considerations by which she
now seeks to win us from error to wis
dom, from earth to heaven, would ali
DC neutralized and lost, and the world
to come be doomed to borrow the
forces OF time to achive its noblest vic
tories. The evil of sin cannot be
shown but BY its punishment. This
conclusion is legitimate from what is
revealed Of the divine administration.
and from what we know Of the process
oi conviction in the mind Of man
God hates sin. 1t is bot upon his
dominions. But he has not left the
world to learn the fact even from the
awful denunciation of his word. but
ne has written it in the catastrophe of
nations. ~
The deluge, famine, pestilencs fire
and birthstone from heaven. have been
the messengers Of his wrath and the
instruments of his retribution. And
where, save in the crucifxion of Christ
Jesus and the damnation of the guilty,
Will you look for more impressive
demonstration Of Gods justice and his
Indignation against sin. than in the
dying agenies OF infant innocence. or
the mortalco lconvulsions of aim who dies
unto the Lordas 1t is written. The
body is dead because OF SIM even
when ''the spirit is life because of
righteousness. .'-Bishop Pierce.
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Howe Improved Patent
B s--44l TRUSS 6RIDGES.
For Lease.

For Lease,
A NUMBER of lots situated in various parts OF IN
n civ for lease for term OF years; apdly TO
i,ss 10 GRO. l.. "a VESPORF
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Remember /! Remember!

nj DALZELL co: are selling faH
M. Frs011 GrocGTieN
A. Low a. any house in the city, aud delivering the at
-FOUR door We have and always keep on hand the best
brands OF Elour In the market in quanttsste suit
A prime article Of Dried Beef eanvassed;
A choice selection Of Green and Black Teas
Rio and Java Coffee, roasted and ground
SuRars o Or uialed. Crushed and Powdered
Pepper, a q ssh lot OF Spices, Pepper, &c &c.
TapIoca Farna. Sage, Ground Rice, hnglass, Prnnes,
i : .CurrSnts Margorun, Thyme, savory, Sage, &C.;
Pearl harley, split Peas. almonds, Raislns, &c.
ve havs large stock and It embraces everything IN
our iips.- Cali ard examine. We guarantee satsfac-
auss sEeornsr 81 & Perry s1.
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sHELF AND HEAVY HARDwARz,
5VOVEs AT WOLEsALE
The Largest Stove Store


VIZ shall receive the opening of navigation the
w largest stock OF STOVES and llNNERS
STOCK ever brought 70 tho State of Iowa. Among
he me rous articles which we shall keep constant
w on hand for timers are Tin Piate, Sheet IRON
Boer from No. IL to 20, CaareoGL do, Russia do.
Irritation Russia do, fire, timed Copper's, bra
isr's d., Block tan, Lead, Copper B0uoms, Mettai
d., Iron Rirets all szes ttnned do, all kinds Of
pressed nare, Jayaaned do. Tiarers 7ools;and we
assure all persons ayoribg with an order, that we
Will sell them goods in line as low they ca De
bought In Chicago St. Louis and much lower than
they have been paying for them heretofore In this
place, and on terms 10 snh.
Please give US q call and learn our prices, and
then we think you will spend neth er time nor mon
ey hereafter in bnying at the two place, above
9amed.
NIB. In & few Gays we shall rect iye an assor.-
ment of the above named goods by railroad, sufh-
cient TO supply the immediate demand.
Country Merchants can rely upon being supplied
al all times with Inware and on favorsb'A terms at
Wkolesals prices.
Old Rags, Copper, &C., &c, &c, taken in ex-
change for goods.
Z no, Burrows Block, Frontstreet.
E Mchl2-dawu HlCkEkShAM & HICKS.
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M q II I G. e!

-. jartner ship with r. H. Grlggs, under the name
and ,yle OF Dawson. Griggs & Co, to take effect
the let day Of sfSovemoer 1855.
Al persons having unsettled accounts with the oid
arm are requesledt u call and settle. octa5
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I;
Clothing.
1856 Spring and summer 1886
al.STrls'. ARRANGEMENT, - 81 il sH
Al THE -r.r...Y
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and iianufacturing ID
EMP u X 4 " IA.
A. cAsIECI q co,

A. CASGEEE q co,
siN4kE this opportunity to inform the p.hhc WA
/ they have received az their Store, tine larger
stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
which has ever been brought to this market lhf
Goods which offer TO the inspection oi ue ritEehs
mis- town surpa - in design and finish any thing
that can be offered them this side Of New YORK, being
selected with the greatest cate aud from the mosteN
tensne gu SOS in the Eastern markets, and Win a
view to satisfy the tastes OF all our customers.
We have also full and complete assortment OF
the latest and most approved styles Of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the most desirable - be
found in this city. Among which ar Gents shirtss
Undershirls, Stocks, Cravats, Gloves, suSpenders,
Hose, &c.
Par,iculir attention will be psd, as heretofore 70
thr making up of garments in style unsurpassed by
my similar establishment. 54t
Full suits made on shortest notiee, and warranted
suit.
Thankful for the bestowalofpast liberal iaEors Q,
the public, take pleasure in pedging renewed
aiefity, and solicit share of the ubllc patronage
Apl 20 d-tf a. CASIEEL ~ ".
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wv oEDswoRTH and myself" said
ROGERS, the poet, .had walked to
H1ghgate to call on Coler:dge. when
ne was living at Gillnan's. We sat
with him two hours, he talking the
whole time without intermissiou--
When we LETT the house we walked for
some time without speaking. What
q wonderful man he isl exclaimed
Wordsworth Wonderful indeed J
said |. What depth of thought. what
richness Of expression!' continued
Wordsworth. There's nothing like
him that ever | heard, rejoined I. An
other pause. pray inquired Words.
worth, did you precisely understand
what he saidabout the Kantain philos.
ophyv R. Not precisely W. Or
about the plurality of words2' r. Il
can't say that l did. In fact. if the
truth must out,I did not understand
syllable from one end of his monol.
ogue to the other W. No more did
I'r4 - ls-a
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The Old Piopeer Bakery still! ahead


I'HE subscriber has recently made extensive prep
/ gfations for The manufacture OF Butter, sugar,
RoslOn Soda, Pic Nic, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot bread, &c, &c, together with good nssort.
ment of Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks:
/ have also purchased the Patent Right for Scott
.,nufv for the mapufacture Of CrIrn 4 Paul's
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
media liz MACHINERY. The advantages claimed foT
This process of making Bread are these The Bread Ia
more uniform ID quality, and handsome IN appear
aIire II Il much whler aud more even, keeps much
longer Win out becoming stale, and to many persons
IL yot obiec uonable when Il week OLD, IL cuts as
hsnhsame ps the aest French roll II goes la rther,
ana is readily Introduced into families who Gaye nsy
er used Bakers Bread before. | snail e9nunne 70
boye articles on terms which cannot fall to give en-
tire satlsisction hope TO be able to supply Al, who
may faysr with their PATRONAGE lhiui ~ n lpa
same. All orde rs from the country promptly snsnd
I'D 10. . g., - s,,,,or. .hnv,.
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, one square soo'e
R,rrovsE a. Pretiyman's Steam Hills.
Davenport, May 81, ls56-dt
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fire and Burglar Proof safes


}JAvISGs obtained the agency for the sale of Lii
III Hes Patent Fire aud Burglar Proof Safes, Bank
cks Bank Vault Doors and Frames, we are prepar-
Ell 10 furnish ut manufacturers prices any oi these
att eles on short notice. ~ "
hese Safes are all taste ed with Lille g Locks Civ
ing undoubted secLtty against thieves, perfectly
free fro dampnsss and better DIRE proofs than any
other safe made. The burning Of them in any bui.-
ding cannot materially ihjure them, and they may be
exchanged for new one at any ageney BY paying for
repsiniing. TIE vault doors ana frames reliable,
omica,ornamen!algnds general. used where they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have always foiNed the burglar md
ali Bank Lock seeking competitors. .as ....s .
The various tests applied 10 these articles by Jurors
al mechanical aud agricultural fairs where they have
always obtatned the hrst premiums establishes the
certainty Of their superiority, Purchasers are invited
TO call and examine the articles, references, ceruh
Gates, &c, before Purchasing.
The undersigned are the only agentsin Roes Is
land (Illl and Davenport ,!lowal for the Worlds
Sale Com pany, of Troy y. Y. Orders addressed 10
either place Will receive prompt attention.
=f CHILD & BAKER,
Illinois st. ROck Island.
t Eeb4 uNW.ly, Second st, DAVENPORT
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C0MFAssEs,
NF all sizos of Gurley az Co.'S. Troy, O.!
[ ~ dw.tf H. A. PORTER q BRO r. l
Coall COall

Coal! COall EaA
oWREY, THOMAS & co, are now reseifinS, It,, a. ~
| uhelr Yard near the rail road depot, ~ TONS
oF Coal DAILY For Fuel and Steam ithas no sa.
perior In This Market. ~.
owing TO a combination Of The miner2 10 Iaise tne
price OF Cogl--which We would noI sabnl .o--ws
as re enable fol sborttiMe, TO supply our easteli
ara Bat having succeeded in breahh up this com
biuation TN which the community mes no sait ~, ms r.
davenport, in quantity 10 suit purchasers al our
former prees, on application al the isri. a-rt
Rock Island Jan -dtf
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!. =. a Gp,u.N q. W hkFNEH
GRAHAM A. KEPNER,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
no BURROWS SEN BLOCH. FRONT STREET l
S-1 G..M Davenport, Iowa. 80
o,da,.soIic,t.J for the purchase of Grain, Flour
Woodland Produe gene rally.
-REFEREsCEs- -F
Rurrows& Prettymsn, Davenport, Iowa, "s
Wise Pusey ~ Wise, Phil, Pa,
springer, Harbaugh d Co., Pitlsburs, Pa,
Spang Co., .""a
Joseph Z. Elder, St. Louis, Mo-,
Mcbride g. Hammer Cincinnati, ONO,
n, McCoy Il sons, n lisbon, -
DtS d. Mcdonald u o., Welsville, Ohio, .-s
Moblan Martin,
George Wells, .s~
Hanna, GarretsonS & Co., Clcveand,' :. 4-
Hassey q Sinclair .-s
James Graham, New Garden,
Merchants generally, Salem,