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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

AsHroy.-Tiiere has been a great desire TO
obtain land in the vicinity Of this new town OF -
late Nearly all the pablic Lands about il have 3
been en- cred up--soine OF them a: prices con
siderah!Y in advance of the m:aimum rs.es.--
shton is the co ;nty seat OF Moaoni county and q
is situated in the ini,sst OF farming c0lutry.--
The Missoari river, near by. is lined with 4 tine 2
body Of timber, and slean..saw mill Is aEo i. 6*
be Iig pat inso operation for The rnanafrciure OF
this mo lumber. All things consider d, We
know of no town on the ros.i TO so4s Cts an ifgg
the urqe- country that has better ehaacs ior .s
rapid Increase in It's popa.ation than Asi.on.
Council Bluffs Chroaotype. -
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E 'oan you take of my baird here? said grave,
tall slab-sded Yankee to an Albany barber;
feeling, at the same time, his chin with noise
like CRATER; its light baird: what dyer tax
three cents for a light baird amt t?'
Yes
{ WAL go ahead, then
While Vie oarUer WIS rasping three cents
worth from his chin, his sitter saw an assistant
putting co.oone upon customers hair, through
quill in the cork Of a bottle.
T Look o here, squire, said the Yankee, cant
you squirt some o that pepper sarse on to my
head, tew? Say, can't you throw little o that
in for the three cents..'
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Splendid New Paper Hangings.
H. w. ANnRESS q En..

II. W. ANDRESS & c..
TMPOE FEfsS OF English. French and
l. American Wall Paper. &c, &c., 61 Ram
doph street, Chicago, H. Orders by mail will be
ted with the attention and prompmess though
parties were purchasing in person, and by of
straightforward dealing hope to merit very liberal
share Of patronage.
eS Country Merchants, booksellers Druggists and
others who aea ntNa Papers win consult their inter-
csts BY calling upon before sending orders East buy
ing elsewhere imay2Sy.1
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SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
CHICAGOCARDs.
o. Il. GILES 4 "a.

oAASAD0 r Z
DROnECE TsnOkERs, and General co,nmi..
sssn Merchants Corner North Mater u saiIc str
chicage Liberal sdvanee1 mHd. Oh con. .an,,,es.,s
Refer :
0ee. smifl Co; u Tsnkhaus Co; n Durham 4
Co; Harmon Co. eaish Pcslard chseseo |. J n
Gear 4 Co. Burlington, fsrs
uOMEOPATTgIG ~ LAsal,e
- street, chezge.IB Gssxsief Pny ssc!.n. aad Fam
iiss. ned or unified. Tncarrs, frtiarss1ens saear Of
mk Gtpbuies distilled watsf ArnIea plaster Honsopa
thse eccoise &c. can be had fifs esfsbislnesa 4.
New York prices Alse. HomsgprfAic Ep,k4 Orders
vent ny mall VIII be filed faverably veu brought in
person every article sent from this Pharmacy being
warranted ssd furnished at 6xed price
~ xsofi lime nth city rsferens1 OrdeYx
sop,d bs addressed TO Dr. pman. " Lsesls A.
GRAY. DENSWGRE n PHELPS.
~ HUOLEsALE GROf.ERS. COMMISSION NER.
CHAsTk, aud Agents for BsTos sx axDss sarrs No
~ South Wafer and II Dearborn st's., Chicago III.
I'd pGRArs-E w. BEssaosE.--G. ". fHsfSs. fjaa1 bpy
CULVER A EWING,
y! PRODGGE And COMMISSION I6ERcHaETy
Adams New Brick Baading North Water siree, near The
6aicna Freight Depot, Chicago, III. fjani On, 4
'- ,'hsAA' RF. EwNs.
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gTEyENs a. GATLIN,

~ X : y !
> PR0DfCE md COlMNLSSfOy HERCyya WIS
CmicAoo, ILLINOIS. -
, " WIN make liberal cash advances On Pork, Flour
tram ana any other property ealsisned for sale
this market,
coAsistainents solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
Ay US jan1.6msJ
ksocH STEVENS, yrLus A. cAr,iS
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- EO. R. ECKLEY,
" PRODUCE C0MlfISsI0S MERCHANT,
Dealer W SAIL, FLOUR AND WATER LINE; Nc. i2S
sodh Water street, corner Of Clark ST., CHctco IIL
All transactions in Produce oananed strictly Com
nisson brsinsss.
nssERI;cE :. Mcssrs. ]. P Chaplin Co.. and l. H. Burch
Co., Chicago, I'LL lsun1.6 .6ms]
John n. MILLS d Co.., W
SaORRERS IN Sttple and fasoy DRY GOODS
No, %, South Water street. Chicago III. [janl .6ml
j. r. MILLS, s. A. SMITH, v. CBAFFEE, r.. A. u. MILLS
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rnet.a.,ces |. n.sn ssasier society.

We present below, from the old files Of our
papor, fncly srissen article, from the pen Of
N accomplished and highly esteemed lady Of
& Ills city. since deceased We hope no one who
-ca,ls oar paper. viii fail 10 pernse IL I. IS an
appeal in favor ofihe Poor. and out of it grew
be ladies Union Relief soeiety,T established
he same year. The Ladies Of this society have
sarried jos and comfort to uai,s cold and ses-s
,iate home in oar city, and are still iahoring
or the poor. But they wan. assistance in this
sood work. They should hare the universal CO.
operation, not only of all the ladies Of our city.
,nt liberal contributions should be made by our
business men, and all who have been blessed with
4 competence;
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G. s. DOLE & Co.,
COMMISSION and Produce Brokers.
~ North Water street Two doors of Galena Freight
Depo) Chicago, Ill. Liberal Advances made Proper
ty in store for sale. mar.2S.y.
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MESsrs. CLARK {. cHnsNIIT

WssSAfsst.G tsfsxfs' fHsGS, have In store and
" eafrYe large and velise,eete.l stock Of floods,
- t oSsT iei sale ST. Louis rates adding freghts
- may yS r.
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- So 81 JOHN r. NrERS ~
West side e{ Psb;sc SQUARE Y.,Kras,n Ycua. -
The above Hetse having an exernent run Of natror-
Are, we located ard IN cod state q v;h
ene new furniture, Is oFred for sale. Enanre on the
grsni,s. q s tnasl 4KAIERs
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N'18NNtSShfsI . AllcIlarIS q VfNfk,f
)hnAhfS.s in ksrCi:srs uMa ssomcstic
~, ee's's Hfoceglss, QGcensware, Boots, Shoes and
Msas Gethng They invite the public call and
efsalas for cash, inly is -
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.... NEW YORK, jan L.
New city government organized to-day. Isaac
o. Barber was chosen President Boaid of Alder
men, and Benz. +. Pickney of Councilmen
Mayor Woods address elected warm conmcn-
daton. ..f.- st
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N E HnNT q az
70 eaagrsy s,EaeEANTSI

I
II Llad reeeaya per Rsisr0sa from New York. the
R.,,sss asss to ei FaSeS GsesSSss tAa, ever came 10
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UREA, Jan. T.
Stephen W. Taylor, L. l.. D., and President
of the Madison University, died at Hamilton tins
A. NJ. aged 50 years.
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AAletrls,

J.. A. pATMuS, DAVID RrNNIoN.
]. ". pATsos, WILLIAM RuNNloy,
/ HEltn-aN Fs0EISs,
- ]. a. PATMoR Co, PRopREroRs; Corner OF
Clark and Randolph strerts loppose the Court Hoase)
CHICAGO, Ill. uay2S.y.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25
ALFRED J. JANSON,
Proprietor Of the
RAPIDS MILLS, LIE CLAIRE,

Oh hand and Tor sale largt
w assortment Of Lu m Der, Laths shin
giles OF every variety OF size for building purpose
Us also hard GOD for cabinet work and machinery.
Being the head oftherapids he can obtain select
edioxs Of be quality and IL unlimited quantity
as Keep the Mills rum every week in the year
oraersean therefore be filed short notice ~ An,
lime.
He ais, urnlsbeslanber offulIsizes and At the
lowest eash prtes. Feb. ,le55-du
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SEASONED LUMBER
wantta supply tais Section .
SHINGLES!
improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Planla
ton Mill-Price reduced

improved Little Giant Corn and Cob Planta /,
tion Mill-Price reduced.
THE subscriber has purchased exclusive righ Of
territory Tor sale in the West, OF the above cels
ofaied Mills, and is Prepared to furnish Them 81 sN
time ,elther wholesale retail, guaranteed IN Inc
most positive manner.
LIS nov more than year since the sIiitle Giant
was introduced 10 the public, during which timsiI
mas been constantly growing In the popular favor.
Tue improvements recently effected AM patented
makes " the most perfect machine ever offered foI
general Farm use IL Is furnished complete ready To-
attachitg team, and weighs as follows No. Us;
No. 2,9so; So:3, 400, No. g. $40 pounds Twsnt,
minutes are su Efficient 10 set up, without meehsh
teal aid and when once adj listed esn with sasgb Ia
entrusted TO boy. Full directions &C company each
mill.
PRICES:
MOL sa5, q will grind sbu msalper hour withlhotsa
2,SD, " 10 ~ .. 50
3, s51, Is"
Z, 500 60.
UTIlbetal discount to dealers.
JAMES b. CHADWICK,
No o3 Locust ST., between Second and Third
nov ) ds WHY st. Louis, NJ.
For sale by Messrs. DALZELI & BRO, Agents o.
davenport, ataboYe prices, adding freight from 81
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-25

FARMERS! SAW AND GRIsr MILL sp,.
The Best Mill ever offered to the Puhlis !.
FELTON'S PORTABLE Mil
lNYHICH has taken the First prsm,.m !, ~.
w state and County FAIRS wners il has h.an al ls
hibied and God Medal at the smeriea, fss,,s 81
N. Y. city. This truly excellent Mil, cslsS.'.
alike or Us simplicity, durability and practiesb,s
patented Jany ID, 1855, stands unriyaIedl Tsi.'l
number Of these mills sold, and their incre,s,p.sF
mand foreibly declare their merit lover l0s1 Nv 70
been sold in the last six nonthsl. They ~. .s,s
bly, adapted for grinding Corn, Oats, Whea, p.a
Corn IN the ear, spices, Ne. with Iapidity sns ~
lection unknown before. F''
No. = Mill grlDds from 10 bus. OF meal a, ,a
Is bus dffeod Per hour with from Q 10 bo,.s. "'e
other Nos. proportionats amount Thew ~ Al W
propelled by horse, steam or water power .nS y. "
we'll adapted 10 Irregular motion, hence nj ,,sa
cost thoy can be attached 10 any saw mill
MEAL SElyss are attached 10 these mill, I'm,
derng them the only truly practicable mill ~.
ca have. "''
References can be given where these min. \.
been IN use is months without either reosiv,as y
needing dressing, and likewise where thew .a1s
troducsI four months ago Tor grinding Irgs Dr. ~
1t is an established fact that all mills using bats
seat gtrd'' but never grind meal" and thai ali ~
and cob crushers only crack the corn and .ab a.
that neither reduce che feed TO a desired re-"
TO be used sith profit Buiihs
FELTON, MILL.
without knives, aud with grinding surfse.. q, A..
10 percd steel viii not af.aei It, is tpable ~ la
ing 10 any degree Of hneaeSs, and Of redueiby 80
the In, OF meal. These facts Justify All ~ ~
rsnting these mills to give entire satisfaction.
For fnrthsr iniormaNon and mills and right III
| TO NICHOLS, LOOMS " Co., Office Il Tx
House, Davenport, Iowa, OF Box Sos p. o.
dee 81 awtf
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NTt NLHNEos
VIM p Baker, Christiana, Pa
David RugTe, Lebanon C, pa.
Samuel Hatfield, Philadelphia.
Ii. Iorrey, Philadelphia.
James " Price, Wilmington. Del.
Joshua Bsal, Batyn Rouge La.
Thomas Beaver, Philadelphia.
d = Forest, Bucks ", Pa.
Augustus Linn, Guernsey 90, o
ID Bronaugh, Maysyille. Ky
Grabriel Bear, Lancaster ~, Pa
Herman c Gulse, Philadelphia
Geo NJ ont, Lye0ining ~, Pa
John McNey, Harrisburg, Pa
Edmund Bsyers, Brooklyn, N Y
"a Tueher, salem, Arkansas
jaime b Crage, Mazon Co, Va
M Besl, Clarified Co, Pa
Bent Edmohds, Butler Co, o
Mr. Kirk, Asysviile, Ky
W y Noble, Chicago, Ill
J A l. Ride, sehuylkill 20, Pa
q A Mason, Philadelphia
David Clark, hiaysyills, Ky
) ID Ringer, Alexandria, Va
u b Hart, Evansville, Ind
Joseph Petit, salem Co, n j
J 4 forrey, Upper sandushy, o
Jacob Leonard, Philadelphia
v O Glpin, Wilmington, Del
q AeIntire Northampton co Pa
J n Platter, Wilmington, Del
4 X sohnson, Potter Go, Pa
M = Nckwsn, Philadelphia
= Morton Pool, Wilmington, Gel
W W AAxasr ! %, CiaeanRAt
b Afllsr, He'd fionr Insp., Ptls
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Swan Mills.

Swan Mills.
TERHUNE & CIRCUIT,
LIE Claire, Iowa.
WE would inform the citizons and trade Of Scott
w and adjoining co-,ntes, that we now manu-
fxcturng very superior article Of Flour which We
offer al % nsrketquotatons in this paper, and we
Offer the following
Great Inducements to Dealers,
We will deliver euY -lour BY the 10 bbis and up
,ard.auywbere with 4 Is or IL miles OF eur mill
FREE OF CHARGE.
fla ring al the facilities for making the most mar
setable -four and feeling tsaI can suit both deal
er aud consumer, vc respectfully solicit . I'D raj
share Of public patronage.
Ali orders left II MessYs. Wiley Munger's, OPP
t,osite the lie cIsre House. IT. Second ST., and Nj.
tlsss ste fen In Second ST., viii be thankfully re
S,yed and punetuAliy attended TO. Jan 13-dtf
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. y AyRpY, n, D. uPHAl. D. W. g, Hal
AVERY, UPHAM & CO.,
Wholesale 0roesrs and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NJ. 20 SMnah w ntAP street,

No. I8 south water street,
(sear the Illinois Central Depet1
CHICAGO, lila.
OFPER for sale 3 large and well selected stsek oil
Groceries, consisting in part Of the follow fss:
80 hhds. N. o. Sugar common 10 prime.
500 bbls, Refined and Clarified ditto.
500 - NO. aud West India AolAsses,
1000 pack ages choice Green and Black Teas.
500 bags kio, Jamaica, Java and Mocha Coffee.
90 butls and half butts choice bfands plug tobacco
500 bbls. prime loose smoking Tobacco.
$40 sores Ar SOAP assorted brsnds. lido.
400 - Pressed fanov. Ssssrins, Star & Sperm
80 No. and scaled herring, candles.
lOuO Drums choice EIsme Figs H&#
500 boxes ". X. Raisins, prime run,
Toge,her viii all the other ARTICLES usually kept In
complete stock Of Groceries. We can assure our
friends and the public generally that We are detef
minsd net 70 be undsrsod oy any other house IN tht
market.
From the fact OF eur having unusual facilities 70 {
purchasing goods advautasseusly, We are abundant
iy able TO redeem all our pledges.
AM "a dom AVERY, UPHAM & CO.
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MUsIc MUSIC nusIcn

TINE DAVENPORT INDEPENDENT BRASS
i BAND having IT great expense procured new
aud suitable music for atmostany oscssion, viii
nounce to the citfens Of this city and The Dor
Ing cities and towns that they fully prep 10
attend esiir, asd respectfully solicit the pstrsasxe
ofthe psblie. JAS II. DUAONT, Bee,
Api U-d3u
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LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
Lath, shingles, &c.
"THR OLD STEAM MILL STILL ALfvRp

SORkf 10 say to our mum. roas eu,toms,. th,,
AScaInOt advertise such an ,mms aSs stock of -
-ber Lnth aad Shingles on hand as some OF on, No.
rablecompstitors 10 our line adv srtisebu, on, MI
apology Tor such small stock OF hand i, th., oa
customers will notailow US 10 stowit avay unin /,
looms " 10 or 9OD, 900 feet on hand While va.
datly from 20 10 80 600 feet Lnm Der 10 10 2 900 I.
Shingles, sash Doors, de, dc, In proportion I'M
cur stock aecumaiEtes slowly--feeI happy "a al
however, ihat We can MI al most any bill offered iOf
House, Store or Barn.
ourfsll supply or LOGS Is now coming owe, ii,
Rapiast ADD We shall oe prepared 10 keep our y
sorlment complete.
Past favor. gratsfalty ankho wlodsed-a eonllss
ance solcIted,
BURNELI., GILLET g. cO
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Notice so contractors.

DROPoSALS will be received by the subscriber IA.
J. tlIhe hirlyhrst day of July next, for the founda-
tons and masonry Of the pen for bridge across the
Mississippi River At Saint Paul.
Tho first pier Will lie founded rock at depth of
ten ieet below the usual low water mark. The sec
0nd pier will be in water ten 10 ell dee will
aioundatiOn Of piles These two piers will be each
clghty-fOur fee high above the ordinary low water
marx. The remaining Ave piers will be respective
y MY eight forty eight, thitty eight, tweAiy eight
and eighteen feet high above the water level. Two
OF them will be In water iour feet deep, and the rest
On nats usually left dry. The bed OF the river is
SAND, aud all the piers except the first will have
foundations of piles, on which will be places solid
euDs or platforms OF timber, built up TO within sia
Inches Of the low water mark. Tho masonry will be
The usual quality Of bridge masonry the stones be-
ing carefully dressed on the beds and joints.
The timber required for the foundations will be
furnished hnd delivered by the Bridge Company,
whOwili also furnish a good limestone quarry con
sentently situated on the river bank, within
mile ii the work.
Contractors desired TO bid for the masonry blythe
cubic yard and they requested 10 enclose suita-
b!e testimonials ofther ability TO carry the ork
This work must be enced I'm IN ediatey, and
completed within fifteen months after signing The
contract
For turtle information inquire at the office ofthe
subscriber at Saint Paul. where plans and speciaca
IONS may be seen. j. s. SkWABL,
Engineer 81. Paul Bridge Co.
saint Paul Juno27-to July 80
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union, but particularly
he prsiries Of Iowa, wloh Is sebstantiatcd BY The
following and many other certificates, references
Ana extracts OF letters Rvenby reliable gentlemen
whose names are affixed thereto.
Having hecome the pateniees and propretors of Bd.
win and James Al. (larks paentCombiucl Grinding and
FIGURING MILL. n
Far the State Of Iowa offer County Township City
and shop rshtsand Mills for sale favorable terms We
will have in operation and exhibition in the course
Of this month"; when advise all to call and H. ane
they WIN say, did the ancient Queen Of sheba, tho
half has not been told.'
illers farmers, capitalists and spectators will find
this n presents chance for safe, sure and pref
liable Investment
This highly ingenious and much needed invention
forms an entire feature in the manufacture Of wheat
its work. grinding boiling and separating the grain at
air gle operation into different qualities OF fionr
and Feed and that within space Of only twenty five et
IN length BY four feet In BREADTH at the rspdy Of over
twelve bushels per hour on pair of French burr mill
stones only thirty inches in diameter The Grain Is con-
verified at single operation into Extra and superhne
Flour Fine Flour Mddings, ship Snfs Bran and shorts
at asngie operation, power being applicable 10 pro-
pel it. from four horse power up TO any other desd
The small space it occupies would not be missed when
placed in a with other machinery ana tho smu,
amount Of power il requires to propel it. its economy IN
construction aud operation, makes il certain THAI ere
long twill superseie aud revoiutionize all other Flour
inc Mills. The mills compact, substantial and relable
moi liable to get Of order So applicable is 1t to the
wants Of the world that every mill naehne shop
locomotive shop foundry orgc rolling mill or any built
inc having power already erected, have within
its walls complete Merchant FIGURING Mill At the tr.-
flug expense OF from four to seven hundred dollars
CAuyioN An persons in want of FIGURING Mills
,hronrhout the State are advised 10 wait and aud
see our Mill in operation before purchasing, aud all per-
ons are hereby warned from trspassing Infringing on
our rights shall maintain them To the strict letter
These Mills will make Fify Barrels of Flour every
tweuty-four hours. :,
For further certificates belowand address
JACOB WEAVER, JR. CO.,
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Z oFFEES--75 bags RIO, Laguaro, Java, MaracaiDo
I n and Havana Coaees, selected expressly for re-
failing.
SUGARS--6i Bbls white aud yellow refined Sugars
embracing Coffee A, n 4, crashed, powdered and
grannlaled; also refined MAPLS Sugar. These su'
gars are all ottbe best qealiiy.
New IEAS-i37 Chests, half chests, or boxes aud
caddies of all sizes aud descriptions OF late importa
ons, moracing OF tbs highest aud hnt grades
of the celebrated ''Mayune'' and '-Pidg sooey'
growths These Green aud BLACK Teas are decidedly
as aud curious cnops as ever erossedthe Mlssis
aRd eau recommend our 0olongs, Pon'
enohks, SouehoBgs, Gunppwders, lmperlais ana
Young Ny sous, Ear superiortn fragrance and make
10 the crafty Of Teas brought West Ashley were
selected especially Tor Family aHd are less IN
price, We with confidence invite examination and
trial,
RAISINS--jO Boxes, halves and quarIers;-also
yaIeEca kuisins,
PLuMS- 5 Bbls pitled and implied;
PEACHES do pared Currants Dates, Figs, and
lnsny lher Fruits, dried and preserved.
SUAPs--Patm, CASTLE, Shaving, German and
Chemical Erasye SC, &c; together vi ia largs ya-
ETY. OF Baskets, Willow, Rattan aud splins Wooden
ware sOKaga uf Nails 81 BOis Fish, Maeke rel, White,
salmon and Sea ed Herring ~ Bales aud u buahei
Wheat Sacks and many yther aFiIcles-a for sale
cheap ana warranted 10 give satisfaction.
JACOB WEAVER, JR. & CO.,
I--4F E4su sAsE &C.,.
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An .AVH1ICAM INv1NTI0N!
THE GREATEST OF THE AGE

JTSgrcat udlity. sim
plicity, cheapnesso Of
price and adaptation 10
the wants oihl clAssrs
Of the com m u nifty
stronxly recommend II
in every State In the
uaion, Enthusiastically
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NO. b.
~Mies( kO1E.

ases,st as faI sass . &C. I'D Ks
49,. JEvELRY of ali descriptions. Js'
fsss sha rsn ssaesss stock Of
We nave fss largest 100 49,. yniea We oner 10
y sa- s,ubue As los as any house soss VI
t.sne wholesale Retail .t r.-h.ns Won
Please Gail Ana s---.sI = ve are determined Is
may nae ~ y, aaiaone - low prices
ns1si nos ~ oe es' gLPnkD C.. BILLION