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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-08-06

The claims Of this medicine 10 the conf.
dence OF the public are strengthened by the
fact os its having received the appreciation
and patronage Of many prominent members
ofthe Medical Faculty in the United States,
some OF whom have voluntarily given letters
Recommendation, isee pamphlet, sustaining
all that is claimed for j, as curative agent
Pamphlets containing much useful infor-
nation touching the nature and symptoms Of
The above diseases, together with testimoni.
ais from ladies Of the highest responsibility,
as certified by the most satisfactory aulhori-
~, 70 all which the attention Of ladies' and
practitioners is respectfully invited, can be
had gratis at the Store of
go ! R. MOVER, agent.
Druggist, Bloomsburg, Pa.
; Also sold by most of the leading Druggists
IN the country.
.. B. MARCHISI & CO.. Proprietors.
Central Depot, 3o4 Broadway, N. Y.
Jan 81, 1856.
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SCaI~ GBNY&a
Woods Ornamental Iron Works,

Woods Ornamental Iron Works,
RIDGE AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA.
THE attention Of the inhabitants of Penn.
sylyania are invited to the extensive Manufac.
tory and Warerooms Of the subscriber, who is
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice, Iron
Railing of every description, for Cemeteries,
public and private buildings. also verandahs,
Fountains, Chairs, Settees, Lions, Dogs and
other ornamental iron works Of decorative char
acte-. Purchasers may rely on having allar-
ticles carefully boxed and shipped TO their des-
tinaiion. A book Of designs win be furnished
TO those wishing to make selections. ~ I
ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge AUsn,ts, 6sloat Spring Garden S.,
- PHILADELPHIA.
September 81. 1855.
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! must say, from my own experience and
personal observations in my practice, Il has
proved 10 be The best and safest remedy for
The difficulties for which il is recommended,
viz: those of female weakness, such as Pro-
ia,sus Uieri, Flour Albus, and all irregular
and painful mens,ruaiion, and diseases of ir.
rila,ion of the female organs.
D.. FOOTE, M. D.,
Syracuse, N Y.
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Wrought & Cast Iron Bed
STEADS, RAILING, Settlers, TREE BOX.
es, Stands, Verandas, &c.. Cemetery Lots En.
closed with either cast or Wrought Iron Rail.
ing, No. 335 MARKET, STREET,
e doors below Ninth,)
PHILADELPHIA.
March 27, 1856.
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I would be glad 10 have q further aupp!y,
as the medicine is becoming very popular,
and think will continue, as it has given re-
lief in every instance where properly taken.
THOMAS NEWMAN, M. D.,
-.',- Nit Vernon, Ind.
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the Womb; Incidental Hemouhage, ,or Flosd-
ing; Painful Suppressed, and Irregular Men
situation, &C., with all their accompanying
evils, (Cancer excepted no matter how se-
we're or how long standing. A
This medicine has never been introduced
BY empty puffs and misreprese nations, nor
is it intended that its present popularity shall
be sustained by any medium bot its merits
and the appreciation Of the public.
REFERENCES.
feelit duty incumbent upon myself TO
declare publicly the great blessing DR.. Mar
chisi's Uterine Catholicon has proved 10 me.
For Two years my health was miserable; !
was almost unable 10 walk Physicians pro-
nounced my case falling Of the womb, extern
siye ulceraiions, commencing with -four al
bus. The pains, irritation, prosira,iou, &C.,
rendered life burden. In this miserable
condition, Or. F. p. Newlaud recommended
DR.. Marchisi's Uterine Catholicon. After ta-
king four bottles found myself in perfect
health Craft ude for my restoration makes
me arden,ly desire that all my sex, like
unfortunate, may find sure reliefirom this in
eslimable medicine.
ELIZABETH A. NEWLAND,
No. 10 West st., Utica, N. Y.
:. The above statement; know 10 be true,
F.P. NEWLAND, M. D.,
.ts., Uuca, New York.
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Prevail on medical men 10 adopt it in their
practice and have no fears Of the result,
from wha, knowledge have obtained per,
sonally of it's curative powers. wish the
medicine KEEP, here.
.7r T. c. HAWKINS, M. D.,
q ems. Wayneeburg, Pa,
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FANCY GOODS, OF every description and
variety, new styles, and fresh from New York
and Philadelphia, for sale al the cheap store
'.-s. M'KELVY, NEAL & co
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16
High Price for Negroes

There IS been greater demand for
nseroe, IN thus city dnring the months ),
MAY, June and July, than ever known
before and they have commanded better
prices during That time. This latter Is
an Unusual thing, as the sommer n.on,bs
are generally the dulIest in the wear On
.has description of property. Prime field
hands (women) will NV bring f.on,
u .WO OIL 100, and men from 8 25O
to $500 Not long since a likely ne.
gro girl sold a this city at private sale
lor Si'7oo. A large number of negroes
are D. aght on speculation, and probably
'nHre Is mol 'ess than So 900 600 in town
now seeking inves.ure iu such properv
If'c'm ond Dispatch July 90.
H"v. Wise says tina, the way to dsu.
Die 'hese prices is to make Mr.. Bucbau.
al President That's the great question
IN Virginia, and in some form or other
It Is the question everywhere with the
BUCCANEERS.
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sSD~ There is something in the fol.
lowing that looks to US very much like
good sense, but have no doubt it would
be regarded a. small talk by politician.
generally:
But there is snch a thing as pushing
even what is good into exces. The study
OF politics is unques,ionable necessary 10
the preservation Of life; yet the nan who
should spend the eu,Ire day at the tail,
or even and undue proportion Of it,
would soon render himself the victim OF
govt. and probably inpoycrish himself
also The waste o. time consequent on
more than one co,empcrary presidential
campaign has cost the nation millions OF
dollars. AS much perhaps has been
lost to commonwealth in this way, since
the adoption Of The Federal Constitution
as would have built rei'raa! from tn
Atlantic 10 the Mississippi.
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The Safe Of the Kansas Question in
Congress.

Tne Safe Of the Kansas Question in
Congress.
special Dispatch to the New York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, July %. 1856.
The House has done a glorious work
ior Freedom to-day. /. has passed the
Army Appropriation vote bill by vote
OF VI . Sc, with Mr.. Sherman's amend.
ment apperded~
lhe bill as amended has gone to the
Senate, and the responsibility is thrown
upon that branch TO say whether supplies
shall De voted 10 the army or not. Not
content with this, the house wheeled into
line under the lead Of MI. Grow Of Pa,
and substituted Mr.. Duun's Free Kan
sas bill for Mr. Grows and put 1t through
to Its final passage by vote Of 81 to "a
and that has gone to the Serate also.
Dunn, Haven, Harrison & Co. voted
for 1t. The bill repeaIs the Kansas N e.
hraska Act. restores the Missouri Com =
promise. aud provides carefully Tor q
thorough Reorganization Of the Terrific.
ry' and the Executive power and author.
ily IN and over i. to be vested in Gov
ernor, who shall hold his office four
years; the appointment, Of n Secretary
and The election OF a Council and House
OF Represeniatives-the frs, election to
be on the Tuesday after the frs. Mon.
day oil November next; that all the laws
passed BY the Legislative Assembly and
Governor shall be submitted to the Con-
gress OF the United States, and if disap-
proved, shall be void and of no effect ;
and that all laws or pretended laws,
whether now existing or hereafter enact
ed IN SAID Territory, in con,raven,ion OF
the provisions OF this act, shall be void.
There is considerable speculation,
whether the Senate will reject or adop,
this Kansas bill. Many believe that 1,
will adops the bill. Ii 1t does not, the
House will insist upon the amendment &c
the Army Appropriation dill.
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NAo Threats Of the Son u.

Remarks Of 4. b. Stevens Of Georgia, in the U
= Houee OF Representatives addressed t
sheee Mort hern members who protest agains
the Nsbraaka bill.
Mr.. Stephens said :--"Well gentle.
man, you make good deal Of eiam,'
on the Nebraska measure, but it don,
alarm us at all, We hive got used to
70 that kind OF talk. You have threaten.
ca before but have never performed. -
You have always cayed in, and you will
DO il again. You are mounting. whit.
!ivsred 81. or course ysu will oppose;
We expect that; but we don't care for
your opposition. You will rail- bu, W
don't care for yous railing. YOU will
hsss 80 do adders. We cxpec, il Of
addera, and we expec, !, of you.
"Hsa ar. like the devils that were
9i:hc. . Owe the eai.lelnents OF Heaven
n He'll. they set up a how. OF dis
conjecture ass > vii yon. But their
late vas seale,, AID so IS yours. You
INST submit to ths yoke, but don't cbaie
Isa.it.an. &c haze gn you in our pow.
". You tired 10 drive Us 10 the wall ~
1901. but times are changed.
You wen! ~oollng, and have come
hons fieeced. Dom, be so impudeut as
to complain. You will only be slapped
10 the face. Don't resist. You vii
only be lashed into obedience"
Mr.. Stevens, il will be remembered
10 IN asdsf1 supporter Of Mr.. Buchanan
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Senator Sumner. The well-informed
aud reliable correspondent of the New
York Tins, writes as follows concern
ing the situation Of Senator Sumner -
II learn from exceient authority, that
Senator Sumner is moi improyeing il
health under the influence Of the USUALLY
lnr,goratlng sea breeze. His physical
debility still continues with nerycrse tan
aciiy--a most dscouraging sym,on il
the estimation of those friends who know
Row vigorous his constitution heretofore
has been, how temperate his habits, anG
perfect his former health. He has let
Cape May for the mountains, hoping Il
be benefited ty the change from sea to
mountain air; but from the evidence be-
fore me, cannot avoid melancholy con-
viction that he will never recover from
effects OF the Brooks assault
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Foreign Items by the Arabia.

A professor, named Joqaet, condemned by thu
Court Of CRANBERRY to fifteen mon hs impris.
onment for blaspheny, because he declared that
Christ had brothers, and that no faith could be
attached to the immaculate conception, has beer
pardonea by King Victor Emanuel, OF sardiu
H.
The criminal court of Breslau has condemned
a lady Of rank, the Baroness Won z (iangltet
OF a Major General to six years solitary con-
fnement, besides a tine Of one thousand dollar,
md prob hition Of connubial rights during that
periud. The charges brought agains, her were
swlndlins and forgery Of documents.
Prince Paul Esterhaxy, who is to represent
the Emperor OF Austria at the coronation oil
Alexander at NJ, Sow, ia making extraordinary
preparations. HIS iolr Hungarian costumes
surpasa in richness aud elegance all belief They
are richly embroidered, Ia elegant taste, and i
mort covered with brilliants aud costly pearls,
valued ct 81. 600 600. The carriage aud liver
lee Of the ,rilice srs not lees rich.
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a~u Store In a Atw P1ce.-We call the al
tsntlon Of our readers to the ne~ advertisement
Of Farmers Store" Of W. q Ludlow, OF Du
rant. Durant, Il will b remer bered. Is the on
y town on the line Of the Miss. L Mo. r. r., il
this county, and d destined 70 BE- place OF n
small note.
We Daassd through there recently On the car,
We did not have tims 70 stop, bat did have tim.
to witness many valuable and permanent i'm
provsmsass; conspicuous amons which 10 . new
Church. the stsepls to which can be seen for ma
~ miles across the prairies. Also, the Store 0
Mr.. Ludlow, who now bespeaks q share Of Ce
das County patronage. Give him a call, as b,
promises TO do the fair thing, and wishes to mer
II your confidence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

The Elections;--The returns from s.,
Louis are highly gratifying. The whole
Benton ticket in the county is elected by
a decided majority. Frances p. Blair is
elected TO Congress from the distric'
composed Of the city and county, by
abou, a thousand majority. This is a
singnal rebuke TO border rutiianism, Mr..
BLAIR having declared his opposition to
slavery extension in the most unquivo-
cal terms in the beginning Of the cam
vass.
The returns from Iowa oren very en-
eonraging ly--ln fact showing an uninter-
rup'ed TT umph for the right SO far as
they 90. We trust we shall be able to
announce in the couse Of the next three
or four days the complete discontinue Of
the BUCCANEERS OF the State Chicago
Press.
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IardiMr5te Remedies Here are few simple
remedies for very prevalent disorders, which VI
have no hesitation Ia recommending AZ iafalli-
BILE:
For sea si~kness stay at hon..
For drunkenness drink cold water.
For heslth-tlke "Ayre's Pits"
To make uey--adrertlsc IN the Upton Sd
rerfiscr
Fur Coughs All Cold. II IKE Cherry pectoral
To keep out Of Jail ply your debts
To he harPy--susscr.te 20. TIE 7lcsrtasr.
To please all--miud your business
To have good consc . Ice-"p pay the prin.
ter.n
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Lsosl xs~.-Oa Wednesday lest . span OF
hsssss With wagon, left standing ia the street
while the driver stepped in " 10 take glass Of
beer, got frightened aud 81 arted Oh At ta.,
gait, run through the Court yard, Gas usual, J
breaking down the trees, running against other
horses, and doing much mischief.
This b another evidence Of the necessity of .
city Incorporation, to make needful laws to have
people little more cautions One of these bor
sss ran away but q short time ago and killed i,s
mate, yet it, prudent driver would leave them
standing lo0se 10 the street.
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TONES Won t Do.

rHEY did no more than give temporary relief
i and they never will. Ii is because they
dont touch the eau e OF the disease The cause
of all aeue anG bilious diseases is the atmo-
spheric poison called Miasma or NJ slaria. Neu-
traize this poison by its NATURAL ANTIpoTE,
and all diseases caused by 1t disappear al once
Rhodes Fever aud Ague Cure is this Antidote
to Malaria, and moreover It'll perfectly harm
less medicine. The Gel ntcats Of tae celebra-
ted chemist, J. r. Chiffon, OF New York, to this
effect, is attached to every bottle; therefore if
it does no good it can do no harm
THIS is more than can be said of Qninine, Ar
senic, or any tonic In existence, as their use Is
ruinons to the Constitution and brings on DUNE
AGuE, which ueyer allows person 10 feel per-
fectly well for single moment. In illustra-
ton of these truths annex some extracts from
a letter Just received from Physician:
GEORGETOWN, Ohio March IL, 1856.
JAS A. RHODES, Esq Dear Sir, Yours of
I'd Inst is at hand. Tie Cure arrived la IL last
year, and the difficulty IN getting any one to try
il was greatly increased IRON the fact thai
remedy had been inrodae d which was grow
ing in favor with The public, as being be,ter
taan using Qunine,--not knowing, presume,
that the remedy they used to escape Quinlne,
contained the DRUG ITSELF.
The remedy, (known as "snlth's Tenic,")
would invariably BREAK an ague, but 1t did not
SuhB II, d5 IL " ONlu DltSu itiu4 II " tl EtHeN Ell
vigor. This one circumstance deemed in your
favor. if l could institute test comparison be-
tween it aud your CURE. The following is the
result:
Three persons took your Cure" all of which
were eases Of 1Quotid.an Intermittent Fever !"
OF many weeks standing. They had tllsd Qui-
nine, and other remedies, occasionally miss ing
chill, but it W ., Gas in all such cases, slow
ly wearing them out, ana laying the founda-
tlon of other and severer maladies did sue
coed in effectiag radica! cure of all three of
these cases with your remedy. lu these cases
the :: Smiths Tome" had been used, and would
break the chill, but it would return again.
think there will be no difficulty now in Civ
ing to your "Cure' the vantage ground Of any
other remedy now in use here. VIM. BUcKsER.
RHODES FEVER T. AGUE CURE. or
ANTrp1TE TO MALARIA, The only harmless rem
edy in existence, is equally certain as a PRG.
vENrivE, or .cuRL.n Take ii when you feel
the chiils coming on, and YOU will never have
a single one. JAS a. RHODES,
Proprietor, Providence, K. |.
Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, II. BfAKsLEv;
Chicago. BARcLAy Bros, and fer sale By
A. Gilbert, Upton. 81 3m.
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DENTAL SwG9NSY 3
DIR, J. Dennis.

IRON Musca tine. takes this method 10 in
l. form the citizens Of Upton, that he is now
at the ALDRIcH HoUs~, where he will remain
few days 10 attend to the duties OF his profes.
sion
Being thoroughly acquainted with his pro-
fession, relying entirely on his reputation as a
Dentist for success, he solisits the pair onage Of
the public. ALL oPEpAriaNs WARRANTED.
References may be had from the following
gentlemen:
Hon: W. H. 1uthill, Upton; Hon. J. p.
Cook, Davenport Hon. A. X. Cotton, Lyons;
A: Holtslander, Esq, Upton A. Daniels, Esq
Marion; s s. Daniels, Esq +, Upton; E. II.
Taylor, Muscatine. 80 If.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

The Republicans have made . clean
sweep OF Iowa this election. Those coun.
ties that 60 for the pro.s!avery party
will be the exceptions. In addition to
Dubuque that party may &c, two or three
OF the more insie nrficant counties bv
small majorities, but even this IS doubt.
full. We give below the maiori,ies 50
lar as ascerlained, with the gain since
the last State election. OF course, the
official will vary the result slightly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

NeD Goods.-We cali the attention of par.
'chasers TO the new advertisement OF f. II Smith
'ofDavenport. The Variety Store of Smith lie
already favorably known - choice place to
bay goods cheap. and Of the best quality, and
su the latest styles and pstterna Csrpssingr
o. Cloths and house furnishing Goods are kept
10 abundance u this store, 70 which particular
attention. = called. Smiths Goods ore always
fresh end new.
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At the Iass needing Of the Company . new
osgasisatioa w. ef5scsed, when ths following
permanent oeiosrs we're elected:
Captaia-willard HamuooA
lse kiecteaaas-Wn. II. Hamnood,
ID d -JeAa q. Aaurse.
ID @. Wells Spioer.
Easgn-yssepA De Wolf
II Ortsely Ssrysant-Gso Trlch,
p do. do. IL w. Leech,
ID do. do w. .. Hall
Corporal-Wm. Seiferd.
n. Company have the use u a full martial
band, and are nov partially uniformed, aid on
Thu.si y last they received full stand O.,
United States Arms.
We soon will have Company to compare
favorably with any Comp,o, 10 the State.
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Il. Il. Y q Fl Go GO,
Late Gunse 4. Yoe,J
NO. log LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
Inauorters sQd Jsbbers {
Saddlery Hardware, Saddles,
Carriage Trimmings, Leather, Shoe
Findings, Leather Betting, &c.
- espcctfuiiy inyite your nj entIon to the
II, different departments Of our business, aud
from long experience and superior facilities,
trust we can execute orders in the most satisfac-
tory manner. and on the most favorable terms.
Plated GOODS.
our assortment of silver aud brass plated
,tinmsngs cons st of every article in the line,
and as We ale now importing all our English
Foods direct are prepared TO offer new induce
ments TO our customers. Oar stock of staple
Saddle and Harness Hardndre
Ia UNSURPASSED by any house in the West and We
teel confident that we can sell at such prices as
cannot fail 10 give perfect satisfaction.
Carriage Trim m ings.
Our assortment in this line is iuli and com
plete consisting Of blue, brown, drab and claret
uroaa eioths; cotton, union, and worsted dam
asks brocatele, paramettas coach lamps, curtain
i.hts, and every article 10 the line
Patent and Enamelled Leather. Of ell colors,
Noble h Hoare's Coach Varnish,an extra
article. smiths Steel Converted Axles, all sizes.
We call the attention of Carriage Makers to
these superior Axles We sell them at manufac.
turer' i prices, and are the only Agents.
Leather Belting.
We have the only Agency for Reese q. Hoyts
superior Patent Stretched and Riyeted Leather
Betting. Also, Goodyear's Patent superior Rub,
ber Betting and Packing.
LEArHER.---We offer for sale in this depart
ment OAK and IIemlock tanned Harness, Bride,
and Collar Leather, Hog Skin Seating. skirting
aad Pad SIX ins, Spanish and Slaughter Sole Lea
her, French Philadelphia, and Western tanned
Calf and Kip Skins, Oak aud Hemlock Upper
Leather, Lace Leather, Morocco, Binding. and
Lining Skins, with full and general assortment
Of Shoe Findings.
SADDLER'S TOOLS.
We ask prrtcular retention to our stock Of
Tools. They are manufactured expressly for our
House and OF quality aud finish unequalled,and
we warrant them. Our prices are az low rs
common article is usually sold for. From deal
ars and manufacturers throughout the country
we ask call, and fiatter ourselves tEat our pri-
ces and terms are such as will command their
favorable consideration. ss,sm.
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- We would call particular attention 1
tbs advertisement of P. l.. Voc 4 Co., Qaie Cur.
nee Yoe,) los Lake street, Chicago. hi,
haze having been established 10 shas city for
upward, .: fourteen years, u too we'll kuo :.
aaed commoas. They have the larges. ard c..l
"el'ctea s.ock .nthci1o OF Saddlsry Hardware
Icol. Leather. P,Ited G oods, 49,, aud the cay
agents n Tie Nor'h-Se.t for Re.e & Hoytr
celebrated paten: s.rasca and sivi,ei Loata
er Baitilg; u 0 for Gsciress's Raboer Betting
and PACK Is,
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HOUSE FURNISHING
& @ @ m..S q.

6 Q Q DIS ..
We call the attention cf sli in want Of
Carpets, Oh Cloths, curtain
Materials, Sheefiags.
Damask Lineas,
Coante,yones, ToweIings,
Window Shades, Piano and Table Covers,
Satin Delaine Curtain Danasks, Wsrs-
ted Dam asks, Lace Curtains,
Tassels, Bands, Gimps,
Pillow Castings,
Quilts If ever de-.
scription, Casice brands
OF Family Muslins, Napkins,
Gold Border Window Shades,
Green Curtain Oil Cloth, new article,
xl-2 yards wide Sheetings. Shifting Lin.
ems, extra makes; Table Cloths, all sizes,
be found one Of the
Largest Stocks In the West.
Comprising some Ten thousand Dollars
Worth Of Velvet.
Imperial } ply Ingram,
Super Super do,
ouperfine de-,
Common 4 venitian
CARPETs!
Floor Oil Cloths. from the Best Manu-
facturers. Embracing eus,y Width
from 3 10 Is feet ride. DISC,
c n " row M TIN s.
The above are a portion IT the Goods to be
found at SMITHS VARIETY SroaE, Davenport,
and for sale as cheap as they are sold in Chicago
or ally place IN the West.
Aug. >56 33,4w. HENRY II. SMITH.
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frrIts.--He S4l. lie attention 0. Merchant
sa3 al oshs's, 70 the advertisement Of ". c
Cotas, 81 DAs-npor', who deals wholesale and
Ist, in fruits OF all kinds, either dried or green
aud has now on hand 100 barrels of green. sp
pies. !. IL reported lie 10 selling lower 10 hi.
house than can be bought even In Chicago. IL
has large stock, and ii lie going at quick sales
and small profits.