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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-06
New METHOD OF REMOVING FOREIGN Bo,

New METHOD OF REMOVING FOREIGN Bon.
les FROM THE NosE.--In a recent number of
the american Lancet, the editor, DR.. Horace
Nelson, reports two cases where he sue.
ceeded in ,cashing foreign bodies from tho
nasal passages. The first was child who
had pushed pearl button up her nostril;
and the second was that of an Irish boy
who had kernel of corn in his nasal pas.
sage. With four ounce syringe he threw
full JET of water up the unobstructed nos.
tril, when the wafer gushed out the other
one, bringing along with it the foreign body.
This suggestion may prove advantageous to
many Of our readers.
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MEDICAL sUmnARY.

Prof Kent says that non ursi is safe and
reliable parturifucient--s full substitute for
ergot.-----It has been ascertained that III 9
common parsley plant possesses incontesti.
bio febrifuge properties; the decoction Of
its seed may be substituted for that of Gin
chona, and the active principle which has
been drawn from it is equivalent to quinine
in the treatment of the local intemittentfo.
vers.----The Net1 Iork Medical Times SAYS
that it is stated in the Friends Intekieeaeer,
that from statistics recently published in
England, while the average duration of hu-
man life is estimated at thirty three years,
that among the Friends is an average of
fifty one years. Eighteen years thus added
to The average of human life is fact too re.
markable not to challenge medical atten.
ho9.-The medical classes in the allo-
pathic schools OF New York the past winter
were: the University School, 200 students
College of Physicians and Surgeons, 100
New York Medical College, rs; total 435.
In Philadelphia the class of the University
has fallen off about so; the jefferson about
100, while the Pennsylvania and Philadel-
phia College have increased somewhat.--
The English Surgeon Erichsen recently re.
moved large calculus from the bladder OF
a female, weighing 81 ounces, and measure
ing inches in the long and in the short
diameter--The director of the statisti.
cal office in Chill publishes the name and
g ges of nine persons, the youngest of whom
is lis, and the oldest 1873 years of age One
Of them who is 100 years old, recently mar
ried widow of only ss years.---Our
old friend Prof. J. S. Friend has become ed.
itor of the Journal Of Medical Rsfmm--
Dur once editorial colleague, H. M. Sweet,
NJ. D., has been elected to the chair of PLY.
'iology and Pathology in the Metropolitan
Medical College of New York---The
French soldiers always wear woolen shoes
during the winter. Doctor Stall says that if
he practice were generally followed, con.
sumption would have fewer viciims--
During the last year there Were 77Oi women
delivered in the Lying in Hospital of Wen.
ma, being by far the largest number of &C.
in any one establishment, in tho
world.---An English paper states that in
1851, 5000 widowers were married to spin
',ers, 240o bachelors to widows, and 270o
to widows. More than 1000 wild.
overs stand here by the side of rather more
han 5000 widows. In one case, widower
of ninety was married 10 spinster of eig,h.
Y. The youngest widowey was twenty, the
youngest widow sIxteen.- Ned. Rsforuaer.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-06

u During the search instituted by the
editor Of the Newark Times for female com.
positors, il is reported that the following short
dialogue took place:
BRrsrER--"Good morning, Mr.. Hsnpeok,
have you 60. any daughters that would make
good type-seiters w
HENPEz--"No; but Pvs 60, wits that
would make very ine 'deyil'w
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-06

EmErics IN ToorH ACHE: by M. Caesar
Frederic, of Ghent. Iworild direct attention
to variety of tooth-s.che which is indicative
of disordered state of the stomach, and
which have succeeded in relieving by the
administration of ipecachuana in eme,io
doses. have seen this treatment succeed
where everything else had failed, and when
even the removal of the diseased tooth pro.
duced no effect.-Londoa Lancet.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-06

u Different kinds of exercise suit differ
ent constitutions. The object, of course, is
to employ all the muscles Of the body, and
to streps then those especially which are too
weak; and hence exercise ought to be often
varied, and always adapted to The peculiari-
ties Of individuals,
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THE STAR or THE NORTH

~1SHsD EVENT THURSDAY MUHFIkU BY
n. w. WEAVER,
OFEICE-Up stairs, in the netc brick build
sng, on the south side of Main Street,
third square beloD Market
TIE q M Two Dollars per aunum. if
PAID within six months from the time of sub.
sotloing; two dollars and fifty cents if no.
paic within the year. No subscription re.
ceived for less period than six months no
disconlinuance permitted until all arrearages
are paid, unless at the option of the editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
Will be inserted three times for One Dollar
and twenty-five cents for each additional in
esrtion. A liberal discount will be made 10
those who advertise by the year.
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feet 10 advaniage--insiead of good subsian.
tial boots. These kind Of absurdilies are
common in the United States. have found
out reason why ladies travelling alone
must be extravagantly dressed without that
precauiiou, they meet with no attention snd
little ENTHUSIASTICALLY much less than in
any other country. So here il is not as 100.
men, but as ladies, they are 10 be cared for =
and this in democratic America"
The passages we have extracted will give
the reader some idea of the book, but we
should be hardly just if we did not remark,
that where the lady's aristocrstlc prejudices
do not stand in her way, she seems 10 have
taken, a kindly view Of what-sA saw ,pauahis
side OF The A.lsqIiaas
r s q - a & z{z.:3{ n. .h:.a
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AOcs 5nIau0.

M. b. OSBORN 81 co.
LAND, STOCK AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
Rock Island Ill.
Attend TO tie payment Of taxes and all other meters
.onnected with Land Agency ia all parts OF Illinois
and Iowa. OlLee on Orleans street, near tuuri
House.
Cheap Lands.
w or See II town 30 range w iGO acres
w T I iEO 9.
situated in Cedar county. Also
n 4 W ar sea2i town 70 range X 80
; y + ar se' ~ Town 90 \ :. sEsa
\ K qr sec ~ F." sUk +" 4teU
r. Wqrsec g son g ALSO A."
~ NV qrsec2G SON 4" sEsO ="
In scott county, offered for thirty days al great
bargains by their owners who are determined to sell
apply to NJ, OSBORN " CO., Land Agt
.sr. Rock Island, Illinois
We have also some ity ard Country prop1rt, IN
Rock Island county within areofersd very cheap.
Jan IS d--wtf
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5nsnraufe.
CHARTER OAK
f.lEE INSURANCE. COMPANY,


flEE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn.
ISeospoRArEp by rRr SrArs or CoSSKcrlcpr
$500 600 CAPITAL.
WITH LARse AND INCREASING SURPLUS RrckIfrs,
Securely inv ested under the elton and approval
Of the Comptroller OF Public Accounts.
I lfE Insurance is truly Savings Bank for the
i Widow aud tae Orphan
The rich and tho poor may avail themselves OF It's
benefits. No man is too poor TO insare his Family
from want after his death.
\ person thirty years age, by saving nse cents
= day, secure oae Thousand Dollarsfor his Fam
lily at his death
Husbands and Fathers. Why do You delay securing
y competence 10 your families after your DEATH
Young y en- are yoa DESTROYS of getting credit
fhsare your lives.
Young Men nave You made prov ison Tor your de-
Glazing yearsS Ii not insure your livesf
Creditors, Why hazard the less OF debt by deathS
Insure Il lite OF your debtor.
To All-HaNe you made such proNisioh Tor those
near aud dear 10 YOU, as on " ould wish You had
doue were YOU 10 die, this nghtf lf you have not,
proerastinate no longer, life Is uncertain.
Pamphlets explanatory furnished by Agents gratis
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
JAMES Z. wALkLEY, Pre- sidsnt.
ELIAS GILL, SECRETARY.
Jao L. Bunee, V. PRIEST, Is. D. Dickern an ,Gl. Agt.
DIRECTORS:
Alfred GIN, Daniel Philips,
John L. Bunce, Rss~sil Blodget,
Jehn A. Butler +. ID. Dckermah,
Noah Wheaton, Samuel Colt,
NeisoH Hollis. er, James &. Waikicy.
y. h. BefesfoFd, NJ. H.; Consulting Ply sieian.
JOHN M. ADLER, a. a., Medical Examiner.
Applications received BY HENRY Y. SLAlMA
kER. agent, pssenpors. dec * DIFF
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Wfoffrifs.
W LIS . n 4 II 4 riley
wholesale and Retail Crcc.yy

POST OFFICE BUILDING,
i. Gus = nn,sy, lsaS. Teas.
wv 90 l-s chests black II. Imperial, a.
100 s9xfs Pickles Wi s @h1 gallon
SA boxes Tomato Caisup and re,nerr' sSnhff'
~ 100 boxes quart, Gall and | Cali PistI.,
WILSON u HAKiFy
A very Superior LOT Of fresh paach.. H. e,
- 80 Viva ""'t"a"io iiesi ~ slers at wholesale
WILSON Il HARIfy
W 20 boxes OF transparent Shaving, & vati..,,.,
SOAP. NILSSON 4 nARiFT'''
a iafbe assortment OF i"ltsteo and Cigars
,,l. yi,a,,,.. NiL"uA y hAkLEY
oO . gbls :. o 5. II ana syrup nola,.e..
SO hi bls. :.
50 10 gall. kegs g
WILSON & HAKFy
1 = 65 boxes Of Mouid tahd.t,;
20 boxes Of star Candies;
- and boxes
90 dof Z q mbIor' at Sso,.,alo: '''''
.oV go. WILSON y RARliy.
III Is No Clarified AMI Sugar
WILSON 4 HARLEY
~ 30 doz luis assd si1es.
WILSON s. HARLEY
.)U 10 bales Rope.
WILSON u H8EJFy
4 few ibis OF very prime Dned Aptlr. M,
~ Peaches; fi'' 1h'
tau assoftmeht Of spices, Zante Curr.pt, NJ,
Cooking Raisint; p''
~ sacks al coffee;
tdo bbis Winter Apples,
WILSON ~ HARLEY
IL 'on Starch tor piss, pudtlry. .tststt.
t. boxes Pafr stared. '''s'
iMthrr GOODS connected with the bs.pp. uLtt
va Will sell at Wholesale ur retail al 'i' :
adtany Oh cost. - '"""
WILSON q HARLEY.
Brady st, deofs Deiop Poi ttr,.
Davenport.
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.g0ysCE..,

FENhF Post Nice has rgnoS ed. bat the New. Dcnot
FenHi,fs n the old Post Once room, which ras
bacn ueats Etiea up sherei shall keep ~ usual the
Eastern fRpsTs, BOOKS cf Standard Literature. Fts-
CANT Illustrated Works. Cheap Publications. Maya
1nc', seha" looks, Stationery Choice Fancy Goods,
y, ., DC.
Do t-dif JNO.GILLETT. Agt.
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RGWE MCDONALD

| ( aFfHg et't the4r Tailoring Establishment o.
i i Brady street. bet. ID ~ 81 street3 doorS abos,
the Iowa Book store, and b. Wing r. ceiNsd argr
nd vol Drted stock of tlotJs. consisting of o.
SIN, res, Doessins. satlRot-, Tweeds, Beavers Vest
,ngS SatiGS, NrNete, &c., q. feel cs nhdeHt from.
MrtrcS prrlenca 10 the business that they ear pro
ducc FIRST class garment, aud at reasonable Z.
city, woud invite the Inhabitants OF Davenport aud
vicinity to give a call.
Cutting dome and warranted to III II praperl,
made up. All orders " III receive prom pi attention.
BROWN N MCDONALD
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Attention Farmers

WE nave just received few more OF Sanford,
w Patent straw Cutters. which we offer for saIe
cIsSp,
Oct E6-dwti ~ @"r VS. b PsETTYMsN.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

7 The Koek IsIand sAW MILL, near The Eoat
~ Yard The uhdsrsgned would inform the inbab.
Lants 81 kock isiand and sarfo' xnng country that
thes have no" on hand ID are constantly
ring all kiDds II Building and Framing Lumber Fen.
eng, Lslhs and
BROOM HANDLES.
Lsl sHd leave ofdsrs which viii be promptly alien
ded to, MEAD, SMITH d MARSH
Rock Island, Nov l5-dwtf
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FELTON, MILL.
10, 600 Acres Of choies Lana

NoHsais Oh llberal termsi 10 lo4s 10 suit Ia Scott
i Citation aBa Po~eshek eogRtl.s. A pIly 10
JULIUS LY1ASCE.
HFtII- If.
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Notice.

d Dhtk Il and Bank has made arrangement to fse
4 limited amogHU OF the notes of The auluiac.
tuners and Mechanics Rah of toiumbns, tIeorgrn;'
and III" VIII be received OH deposit or Ina nav.
ment for Egrhiug" Coin. the "a me IL s a. the
Iosues Of the sOiYsnt Banks of Virginia Is rntucky
ONO or Indiana NJ, b. OSBORN. Pres,t
L. island Juncl3 d&wu. 5. II. MANN, Cashier
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Dru LlsliiAPr.

L'ROM 10000 10 800 600 feet of Lumber al Dor
/ mah q to.'s old yard, cor. Scott aud Fourth sts
one squarewest OF Goes Il Davis Planning Mil, near
~ oppoelte the Court House, The subscribers have
Oh hand the largest and best gssorteut OF Seasoned
steam sawed Pine Lumber " Dc found ~ this
We keep constantly on hand Dressed and Interested
Flooring, sdibg. Fencing, ID and inch clear stuff
kNed aad Shaved Shingles Lath and all other vafie
Nee Of Pine Lumber WHICH We offer asiow any 9th
er Yard In tins cltg.
nov l-dNu j EOSIER 81 co.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

iHksubscribers constantly making a variety OF
: Printing and Wrapping Papersat their Miitin Mo
line aud Will pay Cash for any reasonable quantity of
good clean cotton OF lineprags. UHrtnyeIlngageut
A. o. Churchill viii call ON the Merchants through
eentraIi owa and pay them in cash paper Tor Their
rags. WHEELDGk d FERGUS
Moline. June 30tb 1854.
L'LOuR, BurE wheat anl Corn Mual for sal. IN,
II Sacks aud Bbla. at the Hawkeye Store by
FebG JACOB WEAVER. JR A. 60. .
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
y e:;s. -s sl ggs,
The great .ntfai kouss connecting the "A iaa.t.f
cities with the Western, N0rths estarh, ana Ssath
western STHtts by eealnuous RaiIs ~ direct his
road also connects al tlsbWrgh With tally line 81
taamrtsi at Fvtls Oh the Northwestern Lakes; ma
glrw he ttost dFcStebssPtSt and seh4Elr route by
winch Ffsigbt can be rerwEfioi t. aud rom The
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsturg,
EIrSs ffsSs - Eoats shue.. Itfy . @ -
truCd- NH bsNtsj FGfs FeHtht,- &c 49, ' ~"
second class. Boots 81 StaAon.1
cry, nty toSds (tG bsles Drugs aad -, $40.
Medietres Hardware, Eea'beo, Seot '''' ''o@
EIalrc class .-AHrlls, Eagriuc,
Bacon, tefk 10 balk Casi steelst Csc C ite Q
sole bet thef Ten burdiHt} DchTc deb
Fourth glass; erts Ff-h ,Ba1
tou 4 PODS tracted) atd6, LARD oll. zoe tlG0 n
In MP, ts.U, Head, Daisl soda ash, Ss.>
fiUDit- 81 crbarrri Hn,3i further notice
GRAfh-~5o Cts per ;tt6 q untii fa1tbet roIicc
CUFGUt--@% per bnie not exceeding $40 IT'S
vel ht II gtlnthcf Eotiee
ilF in shipping Goods iromSHy point east orI'hA.
"a lraria Katiysad. :" Al goods con signed 70 ms
gents tor tls Road at fhllaae IHa PiiisbtirP 40
Ue forwarded WIthont'ieteniiSH
FAaahf Askhrs Harris, Wurmly & Co.. Mem
pbis Tenn, X. Y sass 60, 81, lonis, J.. = hish.
I'll & son, Evansville, Ind; DHmesHtl, Bell 4 bur
dock, aud carter A. Jewett. Louisville Ky.k. Nj
irum, Madison, Tod; sIrismau Il Bow, ana ifwif
Co. Ciaejnuatj; y. W Graham y Co, Huhesvai,
o.; L-crb q Go, - ktiby II Boston: t.1eeh 10
. Astar House, ~ Sorh; ! William Va. and : Batter
Place, sew York; r. } Shredder, Phtiadep hs; Ma
aras x koeEs, Baltimore; Geo. {. ErOnci.cus Pas
Uurg.
H. II. HOUSTON, Gfaerai Frsigbt AgeHi, P4ila
II. JLoMBAEEIna ,sgt. .4H.sHe, Pa.
gcnnsy Gyunia Rafirsad.
Three Daily throDgh Trains hstweet, phiiadaTy5hE4
and Pittsi,iT gh.--titE NDKNiNG MAIL IRAN
raves fhiiudsiI Ira ter Fitlsi,ufEa at ~ A. - aud
Pittsburgh ter PsiadciPLa az A. ~. Abe Gast I'm.
leaves Ibtisdet lnaat r. AZ. and P4ttsharg rar Phit-
adriplla al =. NJ. lhE NIGHT sN PgkSS tram
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II r NJ. aud
Pittsburgh tor Philadelphia at n =. NJ
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads to and from 81 Louis Mo, Alton, Gaiena
aud Chicago, IN Frankfort. lie xingGon and Lon.
vile, Ky; TerrG haute, Bayton, Springfield, BtlIe-
fyutBs, Sandnsky, Folcdu, Cleveland, Celumhu.
EaUr-stlie, Massilloh and NOO-tcF ONO: also "A,
Ihr steam packet boats from and to New Orleans
81 Louis, louisville and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had 10 or from either OF the
above places.
For iuriner particulars see haHdbils at the differ.
cut starting points, Passengers FROM the West viii
ud this the sborics 81 and most Teditous route H.
philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
IbO,s. IOoRE, Agent, Passenger Lines, FhiEa.
J. MEshi3EA, Agent Pas seHger Lines, Pits.
Pbia. Nos ID ia dly
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Railroads.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad

M
ss.SaC.sy Na~1-n
49, sts$I.st::sy ES7es57 EESSS.S
.sJsyatsST at3lsS459- M - &
- - - ,I,,,,l., Jnnuar, . stI,, 1886 and un
[ N 1 ,.,,i., ,'ati.a Irairs NH leave Davenport
NJ umsrati,''7 ana I'M, rJtN AZ followst
~ ~ sTa,.r riu ,aYl, fSuudaSs exc, - at A. Nj
81 Ersi,,i F. IrIn :. nh psssenqrr car atta'd =. NJ
n, nayenuott dajV SUNDAY eeptedj
a. T,lIo,,.. -
Isl passenger Train nj 10 NJ.
MI "a Ir.iopt Train uitl, Passenger ears at.
ta.hed III 7P NJ.
All IruIns out Of Davenport will make connections
i'll MIA tI,,a ani lows ,ssity
~. psSsf,,,,,r rrai, arriving nj pay,rport at 10
n conn - with IN. Rork Island Mail Train,
WAN tsx.. Ra,t Island for Chicago NJ II 10 i. NJ
pss,i,frs ,ra re,nf,t.A az Tho necessity ofpfying
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WILSON & HARLEY

HAVE removed their Grue.n spts IN Al,
L tl2ir0's hta bul"tEg, . auofs b.Iev M, -, u,
once where theg have gtpag. rIlHia ed tI.ttf.lL
ihtS NoAid f'iafh tTn customers their sbc,,,
tHahhs TOT te liberal patronage bestowed ON ia,au
md respectfully toIittH ruHttnuuI,, al H., -,
davenport, Aap Is, 'S5.dssa
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JUo. . DIWIpUNi
GROC EEiES, DRY GOODS, QUEENSWARE
Boots and Shoes, Produce,
FOREIGN MN DOMESTIC ERUITS, etc
Second. west OF Main street, lower side
Octg DAVENPORT, Iowa
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CHEESE! CHEEsEi
JOS. g. SIMPSON.

A LARGE lot prime Western Rsser, g, lust reeeI,
~ ed aud for sale low, by VI" lot ~ at retail by
Jan o. ALVORDS VAN PATfiN
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NEW YORK HARNESS. sroIE
Bsv.soor, Nay ieth i s54-wtsw-t,


FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsT MILL MEN,
The Best hill ever offered TO the Public is
FELTON'S PORTABLE MILL
itrHICH has taken tl4e First Premisa 81 al Tie
w sasf aHd C9Harg FAIRS siefe Il has been ex-
ElJitr al,l Cald Medal al the 7AasrteaH Instttafs
n. u. Il5. This truly excellent Mill, celebrated
aiiss tsF s simplicity, durability and practcability
paI5Heo JsAy ~, inJj. stands uuriyuieG! The argr
NUN bef Of these iils sold, aad their increasing de
tlsGa lsfsiyly dsrare their merit foyer 1850 having
Diy adapted fsf grinding Corn, Oats. y heat Barley
Cora ear, spices, VITA rapIlily ANA u.T-
irrti0B e4tgunN before.
No ii1 griuds from 20 has. Of meal or 10 To
- bGs If feed yer hour with fTOa To horses. ana
otter Nos. y prpT,arsi oHat- amount. The, can he
gTyBelIed Nv horse. steam or water bg.ar, and ara.
veil a pted rresuiAs motion, hence Al AtraTng
syyst iAsx esu be attached W any saw miii.
dsAL SrfgEs are attached 30 these mills thus rem.
derng them the only truly practicable tnl farmer
ear have.
Ksfstsness can be giEeh where these mills have
been 10 IL months without ellhsf rrc.f NIng OF
nredihg dressing ard likewise where they wers il
,r,a ueed four months ago for grinding iron our
Ia Is established laci that all mills using knives
feed" bat never griad mseff' aud thar all
ana cob ctskher. ouly crack The corn aud cob. ana
tual neither rsduee the feed 10 desired 1neness
W b. a-ed IT'D profit But tbs
FELTON, MILL.
silhaut knives. and With grinding surfaces 50 hard
Le pefed steel Will affect 1t, pablo Of grind
,ug ans gree oj nGsRsss and Of reducing cob 10
ti4c IN of aeai. These iacis justify In var
rant4Az these mile ~ give entire satisfaction
For fnrthcr Information and mile and right apply
- HICHOLs, LOOMS s Co, Once Le Claire
House Davenport iO~a, Of Boa o0s =, O.
dec 81 sdsu
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SELECT OUL,
TOR
Young Ladies and Gentlemen.


.rAEt MORT, IOWA.
ny NV, u y, - s11't'' P,ssissis.
INSTRUCTION gwen iu iAe usual Fngli. !. BraEths
/ Mathematts, Cassics, BOOK keeping, AalnraI
Philosophy, Irvueh, Musle, Drawing PsiIttg, Sc
yc.
For terms appi} 10 the Rev. {. street AZ res
dcHee Csaal : butJtng. near the Gas work srh.t
.ud OF thiTG sITc~t.
References lby perm ssioHl lie the Rev A Ia u,icf
back, Rector Ot Trinity Church, Rrv. W Etai-drt,
Pastor OF nrsi baptist Charch, Mrs NalEaeo, tct.
Eyaha, Dr. 4. ri. Smith, Col. Eaig, uud otioF fusi
agUtscFth" ing est responsibility. u,t IAttr
TAKE CARE OF YOUR HORSES.
Atm Sew York Harness Si0reist 10 befouud slarge
~ assortment horse Blankets read s. na.i, aud
strapped, from toto 5000 per EiHnh et. ~. ..
GrEc iotot SIrsingies from SOC to 80.
A ntdsta Neeient assortment oi Aaddlosfr6m s. 90
u S25 10,
Brides ofall prices: IN shofta full1nI eompleteloi
ofeyory thing in The itHc.
Whips! whips.
The largest agd elra reStivt Of I3agEy AaG Team.
" hips ever Lciorr oGsrvd here.
FEc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as heretofore 10 furnish thr
5rstartiea- Ia bis teade To bt found ~ IsarfaFib
country.
Gisehis u call; saesnd 81, 4doorsrrom Brady.
g. w. BARNES.
Davenport, oetaI 1854 d-u
BIRD CAGES.
4 SPLENDID assJfimCHtOi plain and fancy Japan
~ ned Bird Cages, Of all sizes quality aud prices
~ Wholesale ana Retail.
MGAlANUS & SHEPHERD,
July 20 Conner Second aud Main.
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Great Excitement 10 the Rruit Trade!

'fNHE undersigned ere prepared 60 sell apples and
other fraIt At the lowest hgufes and deliver Tree
OF charge. Families shiBg lice irait for winter
Gfeingitsd 70 call and leGre II cir orders.
SEPT I3-du p HULL y PARISH.
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For Rent.

THE Warehouse with dwelling attached, having n
j large cellar, Sc, occupied by the Subscribers
corner oflowa and Fourth sts. Being couiignent 10
The Railroad Depot this u avery desirable location
Tor . Forwarding and Commission business.
Fcbl JACOB WEAVER JR. q co.
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Guitars.

Large ard very hne assortnse ~ Uikote 5000 halt
a ars III various prices ranging from saea 10 Sio,'
Also Victims from seventy five eeptstotNenty uvtI"'
Iars al No Claire ROW. ~
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FRUITS. &C.

i FRESH lot Of Lelnons, Changes, Nats Crudie,
80, Jgst received by
bee -@Ju NJ II HEiDEkHkiNIE.