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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25
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MUSINGS.
sitting in my room alone,
Listening to the winds low moan.
While against the window pain,
Drirs the gentle April rain,
while within the fire burns bright,
Witi ftful ruddy light,
Close drcnmily my eyes,
While her pencil fancy p'lcs.
Iiallowed scenes to sketch for mo
From tic haunt. Of Memory.
o, the scenes she brings t. view.
Thrill the heart to JOY anew;
Ono there is, manly face,
That she dearly loves to trace
Forehead noble, high and fair.
shaded with its dark brown hair;
Ewes that flash, or gentle glcaw,
With the halo of Loves dream;
Tones, that like EJlian strains,
All the heart in bondage claims
bondage light, would not ncc,-
Freedom were but slavery.
Sweet this weary head 20 rest
Ever on his manly breast,
Listen to the tones so dear,
Ever feel his presence near
But. Alas We mot too lntc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

American PnLECN Life illustrated quotes
the following story from the American ex-
percncc OF ga Monsieur Alfred Il Aembert," :"
who having toured this country through, OF
course published his ideas about it to the
world at largo
Far away from tho great cities, half hidden
in the foliage, was the modest log hut Of n
man, half trapper, half fisherman, and more
than half savage. OF course his name was
smith. lie was married and he and his wife
IN this one little chamber led the happiest of
cxstcnccs' for on an occasion she would not
object to 90 twenty miles to hear the Baptist
minister preach
One evening at sundown they were both to-
gether in their little cabin, she knitting stock
ings Tor the next winter SHOWS, he cleaning
the barrel Of his fowling piecc-all the parts
OF which wcrn lying dismountci about him
both busy and neither uttered syllable
BY degrees dull but regular sounds breaks
upon the silence of the wilderness. The
steamer is ascending the river making the
best OF its way against the stream. But nei-
thcr Smith nor his wife pay any attention ;
he goes on cleaning his gun, she knitting her
stocking.
The air, however, darkens; thick smoke
rises upon every side ; formidable explo-
sion is suddenly heard one would have said
1T was the discharge of several cannon at
once. The boiler had burst ; the vessel was
sunk every thing was destroyed.
Smith and his wife did not look up ; he
went on cleaning his gun, she knitting her
stocking for explosions of steamers are SO com
mon.
But this was one which was to inter
est them more nearly, for scarcely had the
explosion ended, before the roof of the cabin
Spllt in two and something heavy descended
through the aperture, This something was
n man, who dropped between the pair with
out, however, disturbing cither-he still
cleaning his sun--she still knitting her stock
ins.
But the travellcr-so rudely introduced
seemed rather astounlcd at his descent. AZ
ter few minutes, however. he resumed his
coolncss, and began to look about him-iix-
lnS his attention. at last, upon the hole
through which he had Just arrived. d" All
my man. said he at length, addressing
Smith, " what's the dnmage'r
On this, Smith. who had not given up bis
work, put aside his rife, and looking 10 cs-
innate his loss, answered, after some little re
lection, 3" Ten dollars
-. You be hanged - exclaimed the traveller.
"Last week, in an explosion happened to be
in with another steamer, fell through three
flights in "A new house and they only charged
M five dollars. No, no know what : the
thing in such matters. Here's a couple Of
dollars and if that won't do, 60 anl sue me.
and be hanged.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

Dutchman was arrested in Cleveland, ,
last week, on charged of numbering his wife,
and his examination was held last saturday
1t was proved that he struck her and abused
her, and that she had at last strangely disap-
reared, The evidence was getting dark
against the man, when the door opened, and
IN walked the wife in perfect health Tired
OF ms abuse, she had gone to the poor-house,
and had been living there for six weeks when
hearing of the arrest of her husband, she
came into court as IA witness for him, and
produced, Of course, much excitement The
couple were once more united, and are now
living together
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

VERMONT PICS. -NesSrS. l.. IHc,cr: take
the liberty to send you Il statement concern
ing some Of our Vermont porkors, which
do not think are often beat. Those Of which
write, are Il cross of the Suffolk and Belgo
breed. The sow now have, is three years
old this Spring, and has just had her fifth
litter OF pigs, eighteen in number. 1T litter
l3; 2l .; 81 l3; 4th II; 9th ls--makng e.
in all
OF the third litter, she raised 70, which
were all killed before they were nine months
old-iattened by different persons, and there
fore not extra cared for. They weighed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

DUEL IN PROSPECT The Washington cor
respondent of the New York Times telegraphs
the 10th, that Col. Lane of kanzas will chal-
lenge Senator Douglas, because of the latter's
reflections upon his private character in the
Debate on the Kanzas memorial ; and that as
Douglas recognizes the " code of honor" he
will be compelled to fight or retract
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25
Nrw WAY or Sr,prr<c NIr.oxs

New WAY or STARTING ME,oN5. Some ono,
we know not who, says Fill wicker has-
kcts (old champaign, baskets are very suit
able) with garden mold, and plant he seeds
and keep the baskets in a warm room until
the weather is warm, and then set the has kets
in holes dug tor the purpose The roots then
will extend themselves through the basket
and grow as though originally planted where
they stand Ia tins way various plants may
be brought forward much earlier than when
planted IN open ground.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

Mathew Lansing used to say " If YOU
wish to have a shoe made of durable mate
rial, you should make the upper leather of
the mouth of an old topper, for that never let's
in water
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

CouICS OR BLAZIN STARs.-Comics SAYS
James, are of two kinds, the tame and the
wild. The fust is peaceablc--tothcr aint.-
The iuSt ones are made of old moons as aint
tit for service, and is called by the oneddcat-
ed shoOtin stars, but we of the schools call EN-
meters. This difference leads the speaker to
remark that larning is everything.
The wild kind, says James, is II different crit
tur, being composed of kinebclous matter.
hyfolution gass, oxside of cast iron, and
salts Of harmonic makes it highly salvage and
onsartin. The iust appeared about Deutero-
nomy, or perhaps n little later in the year
six, and was dskivered spontaneously from
Portland observatory and Pompcys pillow in
RDpshy. They are pesky things, says he, OIL
lers gittcn up wars. horny kancs and airth-
quakes, Sc. Oneasy and restless, trayeln
about tIstcr than a ralo-r0ad, but never
reaching anywhcrcs in lcrtickelcr. Kinder
l'ominatcd Peter Rugs. Mighty onsartain,
they ar, cant depended on. Father Miller
engaged one TO do a pertckeler job in SO,
but it probably got better terms some where
else and that ere JOB remains undone to this
day.
But naow, says James, we comes to consd-
cr their tails. Them. says he, is real numcr-
ous.-Talk about the moons " wondrous
tales Why, the tails of all the plants in
the cideral hcavngs wouldn't make one for
II tust rate wild comic-Ionger than the
magnetic paragraph and wider than Scbago
pond, they stretches aout over the universal
kanerry in the unlimited nugacito of either,
now sweeping down among the clongite con-
cavities OF diurAl convcxities, and again
'oreln upwards TIL lost in the crate hyperion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

CANADA.-The permanent seat Of the gov
ernment of the Provinces has been fixed by
the Parliment at Quebec.-At Montreal the
river has risen high, and steamers COM
menced running from Brockville to Kings
ton last week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

one OF THr MorHERs of "a correspon-
dent Of the lruShurIh Gazette, says Sarah
philhrook, Of lIardwick, Vt, widow of
revolutionary soldier, and whose age is nine
ty four years, made nnd sold last season from
two cows, six hundred pounds Of butter, be-
sides milk and butter for family use, was
at her house two days since and saw twenty
two and half pounds Of beautiful butter
that she had lust made, in eight days, from
the same two cows, being the first churning
of this season. Said cows have the appear
ance Of being what is termed the native breed.
Mrs Philbrook never keeps any hired girl /,
has no assistance whatever about the house.
only what is rendered by her. .boy-who is not
quite seventy years old, and who does not IN.
tend to marry while his mother is able to do
her work
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25
The Boston Post has Paris correspondent.

The Boston Posi- has Paris correspondent.
who writes there are those so given to un-
belief in the implicit honesty Of Louis Napo-
leon as to credit the rumor that the - sound
live hoy who has been palmed OF upon
the Umpire, is nothing but an usurper, and
that he takes the place OF "A certain girl baby
which was the real heir. The aforesaid rumor
was to the effect that for sometime previous
TO the Empress accouehment, it was well un-
dcrstood that whatever the event might be.
fine healthy roy would be ready to lie pre-
scnted as the Legitimate child OF the Empire.
This being SO, at once accounts for the fact
Of the KING of Algiers being as big at his
birth as his nurses baby at two months old.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

and threw u fire brick Mt him
was directed to look out for myself
The Governor stood sentinel at the door be-
low, armed with club, while Thomrkins,
had five minutes to collect aid from the neigh
bors. und in less than half that, so thorough
~ was every house alarmed, that there we're
Il dozen or more men in the yard armed with
guns. pistols and sticks,
The Governor led the attack. Opening the
door, he called, :" Come out here, YOU house
breaking scoundrel lf you attempt to run
or resist, II blow your brains out :" No
body came, however.
" Watch the door willie 60 in - and |
was told to :" look sharp. AMI shoot the
rascal if he came up stairs \ momcntary
search was sufficient to satisfy everybody that
| the thief was not in the room.
q: He's up stairs, then, cried Thompkins ;
8. for | II take my Bible oath he didn't pass
! that door >
So mp stairs they troopcl but | had lit
candle by that time and there was no bug
bear there; the strictcst search, even in look
/ ing under boot Jack didn't show the faint
est trace Of him. The yard was then eSamin-
ed, then the house, and every body being well
satisfied that he had escaped, the neighbors
| dispersed to their several homes, but | was
| appointed a sentinel for the rest of the night,
and ordered not to 60 to sleep on my post,
under the penalty of II nogging.
The articles missing, on n thorough inves-
| tgation next day, were two pies and the old
| lady silver thmble. Tho thimble turned
! up in week, being discovered under the cor
ner OF the carpet, but the pics have never
/ been accounted for II this day. On oath
/ could have given very material evidence as to
I the disposition Of the stolen property; but as
/ the case didn't come before any court, re-
mlined quiet.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

At the close of this year Canada will have
2O0O miles fully equipped railways, costing
81 900 600 sterling.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

Tue CooIrE TRApE.-A writer in the New
York Times, who evidently has an interest in
the transport of Chinese coolies, defends the
business a7 perfectly legitimate honorable and
humane. lie admits that the coolia emigrants
may have suffered as do cmigrants from Eu-
rope to the United States, by the cupidity of
shirmasters, but denies that there is any re-
semblancc between this business and the
slave trade. The coolies are hired lahorers,
with whom n formal contract is made and
signed in presence Of the consul Of the coun-
try to which the lnborers are destined. Ii is
stated that Dr, Parker, the missionary am
bassador to China, declared the coolie emil
grafton great blessing to the Chinese.
These laborers. since the breaking up of the
African slave trade, are taken to Peru, Brazil.
Cuba the Sandwich Islands and the guano
Islands, in great numbers, and are con siicred
a very desirable class of lahorers
On the other hand the Hong Kong Regis
ter received, vil San Francisco, by the last
arrival says - The newly arrived t. States
Commissioner to China, His Excellency DR..
Parker, has notified the subjects of his Gov
crnment that they will not only forfeit protec-
tion, hut be liable in heavy penalties hereafter
iffounl engaging in the trade known as the
- Cooley Trade the horrid character of
which His Exccllency describes as more revolt
ing than that of the African Slave Trade"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

II AEla9 Ga.Ginsd the agency for the sale Of LII.
Ii EOS PAIoaI Pirs aud Burglar Proc Safes Ban Z
aacEss BsLE EasiI Doors Frames, We are prepsr
70 tlFuisl at uaHuiactgrsr's prices any OF these
sItElss on shorl notice.
hose safes Grg ala feslsaBc With Liie. Lock Civ
#g A4dpabt9d sec-tEy agzIEsl thieves. ere perfectly
rec if o. G&-PEess ana better ars proof thaB uuy
,.s@E seize made Tho burning OF them in auy bui.
lag saHsoi mapsriEily biurs taeH aud IN ey ay be
ssetsBge for ue~ one a. gHy agency by paying 70
9psAE1aE ins Vsu!L doors and frames are reliable
and generally gEea where they
arc Beet known.
Iho ssuS Leess rave slvsys foiled the burglar aud
III bGgE Lock sssEtnE con- petson-
TIE VARIOUS tssts applied 70 thsss articles by Jurors
& mechanical aud agricultural sirs where they have
always 00aiusd ina first Prsmtatoz establishes the
GsgaiDay Of sheir 10 dgrty are In ytsd
80 e4H aud sEhl3ios tn aEIcles, references certa
sttsss dze-s bstoTs purchasing,
The 9DaegsRBaa arc tbs only Egeuts 10 Rock L.
.Hns titl) ard DaJeBport liowt} for the World's
safe COMPANY % FROG y. \. ordsrs addressed 10
..Iber place ssiil FsCciys prom pt attention.
CHILD d BAKER,
lliiDpls st. h0ek Island,
H4zt TAava
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
Julius Lytanoe.

IA Nd a u n = So
I om.. -, a,slr.,n,a Bj.gk second suoot, bptsscn
I - ss''Gt9 Malh and brad az. ,,,r,
l1IAeRhsi saa9siel ' tpps si b. divids
IL Davenport, NF''H So IVY $780,
od 10 suit purchss sI
ssa Improved Parma.
e4Qesg tisI mplesot .eF'a fa s ss'l fs gss
export, eiti astesip eiuutela4i Egy' eosts ss"s'i
win dsasV drahs hoSss, stebis, e's'
$3.50 .----~
4 Aaaat.ful 4atE "A altes lsep l@FeaPet, ioe
aofes, tB eorts 10 caltFthoa' pAH Hmoer' no"
house, ,ahla, eis r.
5iailss4r1Ip Daseapars 90 Getes AZ seFos Ia GU.
hyA,thhs . atrssuneob raAni wa'e'' a'Nso' VA
hlb ,sss
one Of tAe Das. tarrasit sSoa county, 3la acres,
,nty mi e. from Davenport, lsS aefUs trAesi TAU
aesGs IL edaynhon, $50 acres 'imosf lRso 9Jeaas.
w., good welis, large house rooms 't@''oi oa'
buildings, elv.
.mslInrpe acres Al N sulsgsaacs, sOsd aSs.s
ose,, asiivsttom Davenport
on % aesQsttntoF, 90 preir,s house, lie
etc
am'ls, from davenport sOsssest3o acre eaie
yA40n, para tiwAtr, ilsEh u5N Eoaso' seoo h's's'
y
tl3a eli yhs paelqac s1s3, misgs .seia .aTsn1eH-
II mlesfIam Davenport 20 Acres 90 &eFss 10 sulA
Walton, good a0nae, sInoo etc
Ie aGes tlem Isyua 81 80 4efes 90 aereaiaeal-
tf.Atila y Eeges splendid ambeT balance ffalTle
large afchEIa, raanLng water, good houses slaels'
IS aes nom Davenport 90 acras IN cultivation
hause, stable e'e
s5aeFes lsnueg TON usslEyort, al In isncasnd
guilty. elton,
A. ssrss pfsirts land, 3 aides NON nagenPaEt,
| b*anilnd We've Bgdr Hook Island, Isishppi river
and 0.panp3lt.
| 2On acres Of No. class NrNris Land close 10 Wal
/ colt, spneofR eultlYatad,alt tarS5 meantot IN
lupf5ytd lsnd ia Sgoit coa.sty,
AnuM6cr srholsfa, tokrSGl NHe9ls totss PIC AsAAt
lys stAtsd ia ffsat psrI4t ~ export, Tor sale 90
! tayo-ab bio "a ans,
| isbeAutuul Iois 50 Nofia pSveRPost, Terms I'D
! resi-, tpply 70 JULIUS LltAStt.
/ taiy ~
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

SskA DAPTkD to any required cpef-
C~ ~ alton Of weighing, as tostrcns
t~TA coal, hay, stock, and for tho use Of
warehouses, stores and ioundries,
~ aud ~ sAett fct every kind of enF'-
n
u, ssssrssA The great ssal and ndoiits ON,
lA21siSH2 ployed In their manufacture ana
49,. Tho dclerrainxueu on the part oil the
mAuulActuregs never 70 allow an
rtica u "a forth from thoir estabishrne nt
hss gained Tor their ScAes reputation that has hes
or been surpassed In the whole range OF useia1 s'
chAnism.
The Scales are unanimously acknowledged astse
sfsnlsrSin all transactions BY weight. :,
A lawsuit which arose from dscrspsncy oi
weights between OF esirbAnk's Scales ~ use ~
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Company And one OF
another fAsture recently tried in we Seut
etCommon Pleas, Baltimore; tho case eccapieo me
Court ~ . days and Judge Marshall Ia aeAssfink w.
decision stated as the result OF his evidence thst we
sseurse, of Esiybssks Scales vas established beyond
allQussilon. For sale BY
RuRRows, PRkTTYMAN & pALIhLL
The we'll known reputation OF these Scales mas VA
ussd The ysndsrs Of perfect and worthsss bsiaa'
oss 90 Offer them - Pairosnks Scslss anu pafenss-
ers have thereby In many cAsss been saolecsed u
fraud and imposition. The mAnufsctarsTs asss ~
controversy With honorable competitors VAC trans
act bus ness 10 their own names, o1t Regarding ths
perpetrators Of the above fraud, ~ pursuing eours
Alike unjust and dishon orsble they take this netho1
to caution The public oil their impositons.
The pssentsss manufaeture uodsr their own AZ
spsetion only at their factoy In 81. Johnsoary, W
Por sais 10 Davenport solely by
BURROWS, PkkTTfMANG pALA6bL.
e. & T. FAIRBANKS ~ Co.
81, Johnsbury, W., May 81. 1888
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
Millinery and Dress Making
T2VaY.y1 x-x,V

Brady Street, over kr. JGcobyE Drug Btore
Miss kEA WICK respectfully itsegins tse adips Of
Nh Dsysny1aE, hocE Island 1G5 Fclaty that sls hss
i1s& rrsuE asd fr8h Es East wish the stgies
isi sad winter Millinery, MaaGlss gaa Dfa,s -
MiliinsFs tIon the C90atry can h. su}st,4s aH --
tsrnr she has slao s~lsci assortment o. rall ~ )
4hd Materials for hahties AUG bn-ss-s.
brady street between neo9Dd and iurras ul sla-rs.
Oct
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29

above Frvat, between 'qsl. SAD Efbay .ttsst,
DAVENPORT, IoWa
7HE saesenhers bayiLg ,eecnlIy rer5ricts Ina.
4 ks'n tails city, afOEow prepared II MI sr1s
or lheE Qtdsf ~ grades 81 soap Ead rsiy az, M
very supericf Qualities, for pfe-crnineuce !. ~
market. wi 81 found, - tr,I that our s5nT. =.
Egara more .Asr5 aHd With less labor FcrpSys A.,
tha ihBF do not 20 soSR mar Ia hot HstsI, rrs a,.
Qleril5 much cAeeperto lie loHslme! az hav,rgIs'
rrorrhtbsi seven pounds a oursoai5 arv "a. al h :
Dlths ordinary ktu51' aGd tam tbs great ds#sgt, 4
U;htr soIps Is EEEWu3utt3 lH ours, of lasialr, Is
n FdS free from sorencsy abter long tmmsrslga -
TatDinE IL the Wash-tah, -
The ertdrs ahovc tcferret 20 arc trsafys PEI.
EaitA 40 EstE9 ski HAIatts 90aEt Is IN Tue ~
iss 'aastWe submit our Fra3rgfs sotar verls,gtsr
Ctlne Iuhiowlta confidence sakt the use oil lh.f -
jHsttis tu recommendation 81 bnsfr CHaiT.Y Ns.
cJ4uts nj Dealers ate requested 20 cali md e.t.
fsEEb Wsoiyes 9efgre lurslg sang eIsg~ha.y,
Jan. 3 g, IS DIR, J ~ + HalLktE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-29
Chicago Humber!

E'tLE sppsEF.yeT a. nts steam Flaming MIL ~
| aolins liis., uas fast ,pdfchG,. a large on.p.
ny o. Chicago Laussf, aEa has made arrange
aegls % supply tbs demand, which he will ,siI al
as.psHo o. f.Ai al prices tEsi cannot nil 70 give
abstraction. n leo
SASH R5bDE&s AND BLINDS,
shea VII o. sole cbsspsF than The same can be
nuTchased elsewhere. Hts SIDING viii be or the
rgs " tvsl qaputy, and els FLOORING cannot De
u n assed, al dsssssa ard ready for "a uss
Job E.f.AssSS~ AND SAVING
D5us On shoa notice, to your satisfaction. Dou't
. 70 give BIN cad Remember the plses, bead Of
p s.uasd rfstis streets. Moline, Ills.
LEYI HI EGERFOKD.
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WElfffie6.
wills ON Is lAR ENA

H ~
wills ON & II Ar T. "
Wholesale Grecers,
POST OFFICE BUILDING.
DA EN- q IT, 10 W a !,
Teas 1sosf fea~s
100 haii chest Young Tyson AMI Guapow.sr
90 hall CHESTS olong AMI soushonE
~ oaiJies ion TO 2oihs
50 boxes Palm Soap %
40 /" vSF.e~atel Soap
rs q shasing
50 Transparent q
Castillo .
So boxes Pickles
i50 8 Tomato ttsgs and Pepper ssuce
loaboxes various btSuds eG choice lobaFso
lntNa CaGa StkaslLsg1a.
SN e)U}H9nrtpd do
2etbox6s No. asd sealed Herltas
g hhls new AasAofsL
10 kits for family use;
s. bills AMI kegs ofhollss9s
70 bids Sugar
Be Aog BOT t1nis
S. bis Ri Apples,
S0sacks mia f5~ehe.,
lslksKes 9sW RaisllS
% tbs assorssd Nass,
iS e. S aas,
.-f ss5t iof iamhlsFs
g:lsgs Of III kinds
woeJeu and Willow NaEe Brushes,
1bbls q Ter Vinegar
T,5sthcr with large stotk a other ag1leies sll Of
slleb W. wllseIl oa rs'shnealS gi@ US, ,.ptpy
iuRs lsy WILSON q ita .sl:9. =.
a LARar am COMPLETE STOCK OF
FRESH FIRST CHOP
AT WHOLESALE
TEA rEE subscribsrs have nov on hand, AID ~ aIe
i-zss.3, aily reystsisg from ne Easl Az ,o,a a.
s@sgy0, s Front street, and 1eSes1
fl}arToys' Nesg III cs.) Dsgtapsrt, isHa
groceries, NAILS, Glass, salt, woedenwars
Provisions, &c.
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MQLIkE PAlPER5. NILE,

~ saphefbefs sEe constantly making variety Of
rr.Htlng and HtsDpsaK IA pcrs tthpir MilIin Sc.
L1etsh Pa Cash Tor any reasonable quantity II
ZOO e!sA stt2 psT ana rags. 0ustraV ng agent,
n ~ thufIh4i WI call on the Merchants through
esHfeito"a and pay shem Ia or paper fer their
Tags. 4 ~ JWIkETnTE
Noilns June a0th,ts54,
( LsO--s sVt thOse one CIocSs- gsIs Jh,tr.
= as make days aud 80 bouF beat t3ade in AM,
'"t' sa~ W. aLFfED G, BELLOWS. 4
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EURNITgAE MAAEAOsbNSs
No. 80 Lake ST.. Cheago, Itfs.,
Whoietaa aud Retail DE hisrs 10 every kind OF Ken
Rosewood, Mahogany, Slack Walnut,
andcrdiasrs Far.ttute, chairs, Looking classes,
Mattresses, comprising the largest sad Rich sst
assortment in Chicago. Also,
Mahogany and Rosewood Plank, VeneerS
OF ali kiads and other Cabinet Makers and ephei.
stsrerss materials. Our prices will be found The
lowestin Chicago aug ~ esm
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GIN Powder, Gun Powae:

THE rEdsrtignsd teiGy agents IT, LAHlEi sEa.i
& Bois' cur Powder, and having nag aIlbs nee
he civ viii have constantly on hsLa, and -sii p
io.est pricas, "a grades OF powdeT.
EVANS, CREW q CO.
ssplg Corner Perry aud Sge5uH sis
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~ @. bSh III, $50. has removed his Office al
aZoDaliy aGTCfs 80 the Secoud story Of Cramp
ais building, 10 lhs room formerly occupied by the
!. ,stl. ltrL. ~ 4 N.- ah " UfadY 50. nv I'll
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= n n i, SALOON,

fH,AE suhsesoef Obliged for DE Scattering psir9,n
! 80 10 aas r.esiysd informs his friends and "
ugbIs tnat b. IL Sill prepared 70 sooon re- aslF
shen al bis Dintng Saloon, 10 the basement OF ~
exports new pioeE, corner 81 Neeohu ehe "a
slrsets opposlse IL { lie Claire House Diensf ever
day NJ i2lz o'cloeE. Meats served Up 81 az tosfs.
fce.crcazn, Soda and Mineral Wstsrs
sTHAwBR RAIES received every day during ne
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