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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-05

Those who have sweet tooth" vii
fad but little comfort ia reading the follow
ng from the New York Tribune
The recen, general enhancement OF the
current price. OF sugars, though stimulated
and swelled by speculation has genuine
| basis In the first place, there is an increase
Il several per cent. in Il e population of'he
civilized world within the last quarter Of 8
century, insuring like increase in the ma
| ,ural demand for sugar
Then ii is not doubtful that, in the gen.
eral absence Of wars, the proportion Of peo-
pie able to purchase and consume sugar and
other Injuries 10 the eEtent Of their desires,
has likewise increased II is further true
that the general manufacture and use Of
preserved fruits, etc, is rapidly increasing.
But the successive failures OF the grape TOT
several years past has led 10 the diversion
Of the best crop of France-which is very
large and mportant-from the production
OF sugar TO that Of braady-the French
brandie.. formerly made Of the juice OF the
grape, bearing reputation aad a price
throughout the world which render this
conversion highly profitable.
Hence France, which from NaPoleon's
coronation to Louis Philippe dethrone
men,, had been steadily advancing toward
the point Of producing her own sugar, has
recently been falling rapidly back TO po-
s:tion of dependency for supply on the tro-
pical, cane growing Indies. fl s uudar-
stood that the production Of sugar in the
British West Indies has fallen of since
emancipation the liberated negroes finding
employment more to their taste than the Sc
we're labor OF the cane field and sugar mill
though in British Guiana the production OF
sugar has recently been and is still rapidly
increasing. California and Australia have
mad some par, in producing the general re.
snit--those countries producing little or no
sugar while consuming largely, and at the
same time increasing the worlds supply Of
bullion. and thereby enhancing the pricea
OF nearly everything but gold.
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proclamation BY the Governor


ANOTHER YEAR has passed, ireighted with
blessings to the people OF lows.
Asa Stare, they have experienced UNI
exampled prosperity As CITIZENS, thsy
have been protected in the full enjoyment
81 their civil and religious rights AS IN,
nryrpuAL., they have been blessed with
health and friends and personal prosperity.
For these, and for ell the blessings OF
life, II becomes them to recognize and ADORE
,he Dryrss GOODNESS. and to show by their
acts and their words, their gratitude for HIS
constant benefactlons.
Tasretors, !, JAMES w, CHIMES, Governor
of the State Of lows, do hereby designate
and appoint Thursday, the 2oth day OF
November next, as day ofpubIie THANKS
GIVING and PRAISE.
/ do respectfully request The people OF
This State to abstain on that day rom their
ordinary ayocations and to as emois at theh
usual places of public worship, there to give
thanks to ALMIGHTY Con for the blessings
| Of the past year.
And whilst we adore with gratitude his
protection, let us seek for its continuance
Let 10 beseech HIN to preserve our Nation
from war and intestine teuds; and that II
may become great, yirtuous and honored'--
Lei US pray that our hearts may be ever
kept in harmony with the requ rements oil
HIS government. Let us pray that the be-
nign influences ofthe Gospel mag be every
where extended. And especially let Us be-
seech Him to so move our hearts that during
the approaching inclement season OF the
wear, we shall be promp, to succor and gym
pathise With the needy and distressed.
In TESTIMONY WHEsEoE, have
hereunto set my hand, and eau
sed TO be affixed the Great Sea!
T. Of the STATE Of Io,ga. Done at
Iowa City, TINS 2e;h day # De-
tober, A. D. 1855.
JAMES w. GRIMES,
BIZ THE GOVERNOR,
GEO. w. McCLExRY, Secretary Of STATE.
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FIGURING. MILL,

rita ai InN we offer State l,Ivwhhttf Wy
sn shan Mills for safe On iYufahe terms
have one in dayiy operation aud On sNhieilAu -
Parry and ID ats, We sd,se all tooai aud see u ~
they will say, as did the ancient S'os' ~ ''''1'
half has not been tult. ,..,,.pp a. a
Mers farmers capitalists ant spssniatof- VII hne
III. mill rfrsauts 5h.use i1t aaie SURE ah' F'
liable inv .sGHeh' f,..,ti,n
This highly ingenious aut much needed thtsh,'aa ~
rms an sntifp new feature ~ the uanuWtnte " Nht"'
ma rJ the splendid manner tu which Il psElofs
n. work srnlius haiug and separating ne gram ~ :
n, ,yIa alton uto different qualities 90 '""t
and Ieed and that within space 81 otiN twenty nv -
n length by four ie Ia lteadth, i, ~" fai@t 81 oN'
,,yaiys bushels per hvut " par " flsheh h''i $50
,u.. only 10 inches in diameter. Tic nfalh i9 t"N
r1si az single operation into ENifa Rnl Shp'''
6nn Flour Fine Flour. Midthnga, sap suns d."
sna shorts Any power brins si.itthbe y -
~. H. ff0m seven horse power np toaaF ot'i -
The small space it occupies would het ps g. m M
Mood In room with other machinery aud tue ana
amount n power II requires @ propoi y Us y
construction and operation makes i eeti"'h thaS ~
INC n will supersede aud reyolutlonise an ou,ei iS1
iny Mile The mill Il compact, substantial aau lei.i
pot liable 10 get AZ 81 order 50 applieshie y 10 ~
seuts ~ the world thai every saw mill Ahtihs ~
los shop foundry forge, rolling htl g Hnl 1t
IT, walls complete Merchant FIGURING NH al the 'r'
| sins s.u,uss Oh seven hundred dollars ,sr
| C1prios ALI persons Ia want o. FIGURING LII -
,h,onvbout tns stare ara advised 10 eeng Au'
ace our Mill IN operation before PURCHASING anu nv p'
s,ns ara hereby warned fram re-passing oF ihfne y
onr rights Is We shall maintain them y the sais' 7''
| Of the Law. - -. !, 81 80, .sys,l
twenty four hcnrs ...
| jAceB WEAVER, JRa Co.
| n.v.,,,s-, HAwEeye storo
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rhs Erseiinu arsr.-alsd Of II

The Presidents! election OF 1856 has
passed. As yet, we are ignorant OF the re-
suit. Whatever il may be, the responsible
;ty res,r with tie People themselves. fg
porence may have been deceived during the
canvass, and political corruption worked i'm.
proper influences, but every citizen has had
ample opportunities of becoming informed
as to the men and the issues before the
People, 80 as 10 wisely make his own choice
We have honestly labored TO advance the
men and principles We az honestly believed
for the good Of the country should succeed
sud any regret we may be brought to feel
for the result, will not be augmented by q
sense OF error on our own part. Our Re.
publicsn friends have iabored manfully, and
they may rest assured, that in battle Of
right and justice such as was theirs, the re.
suit can In no manner weaken their princi
Piles. II defeated, it will be but blow on
their strong srmor, the ring Of which may
scarcely die ava, till their keen swords are
again flashing in the great clause.
Whatever the result, the Union lie safe
We shall now hear no more cries Of Disun.
ion. For the lowest political motives thin
dread word w:s freely used during the late
canvass. It was made more familiar TO A.
meriean ears than il ever was before and thar
we trust it viii ever become again. Tn
"Democraticn party were alone in giving
voice to this Disunion cry. They sought b,
il to terfify weak souls into voting their tick
q, assuming tha, to vote any other, was Il
yo.e for Disunion. They brawlingly declar
Cd the succes. OF the Republicans, would b,
the signal Of Disunion. If Fremont il
elected, we ehsll see how hollow and IN
founded were their predictions. In any re
suit, the Union is in no danger, unless I'm
wise policy on the part Of Buchanan, il h,
Is elected, should create dangers now ne
apparent.
The election being over, 1t will not nov
be necessary to crowd our columns with 20
H,ieal matter. The conmunity's interes
10 politics mus, speedily sabs de- and ii vii
look to the public prints for something els
than political dissertations and political gas
While striking blow for our party and il
principles every opportunity, we shall now
direct particular attention TO the little bus'
ness world around Us, the varied interests
and incidents Of which we have Of late TOT
much neglected. Davenport is still grow
ing with unprecedented rapidly, probabl,
unsxcelled in this particular BY any young
city in the West, and we are determined il
.hall be more known abroad, in all it's attn.
tutes Of growing greatness. The election
is over, and we are glad Of it--and We are
determined the reade:r of the Gazette shall
Ne glad Of it, unless they are fonder of poll.
tics than Of their own personal interests, and
Of the interests Of their own city.
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NOTICE.

Abr. H. SAspEss, EGG has become as
socia,ed with vs. in the editorial and pup
lishine departments Of the Gasste' From
HE long connection with the press and the
satisfactory manner in which for seven
YEAR, he conducted the Evansville Daas
.Iog-aal, we doubt not that our patrons wiil
be pleased with his addition to our editorial
force. As brother to one OF US ana
friend Of long standing to the Other We
welcome him TO participation in the Ia
bars and emolumenis Of the old ea1eas 81
fee, He viii, speak for himself
SANDERS & DAVIS.
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4 pGRFpMRD BREATH lady 81 gentleman
would remain under the OF disagreeabe hTeat
when by using the "BaLM or sIBeu2Np ftewtRs y !
daatgince would mol Vnly render i sweet e eaEt ule
tier breath i bad sud the subject 50 delicate their
friends vii never mtBtian Il Penn a s,ngl" crop u
Balm your tooth brush and WASH me ttstH bkh'
ABRAUfiFUL CoMPLEAioN may easily Dc &c
aalred by using the "BNlM Of faoyssNp FLo@rEs r
ft will remove tan, PnPles and ireeSies IRON tty san
.ylng il ~ soft ana roseSie hue Wei towel, pGnr
al two OF three drops, aud Nash Tie iAes nsht and
sarnia..
SHAVING MADE EASf--Wet yeur shaving brush
ia either waIn or cold water pour gu two three dfo'
Of "BuH or raorsANp ftowEGs,' rub the beard we'll
aud It vii make beautiful son lathef nlneh hSllit
tag the operation OF shaving, Price only Elty esnA
uSs 81 ea,ntqsists None genuine unless sued 10y
W p FgERlD0E " CO
sep 26d6at Franklin Square, New h9tA,
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WHAT IT COSTS TO CALL MAS a SHKEF
SrEALEE.-The Syracuse Courier gives 4
report Of q SANDER suit just tried in that city.
II appears that while the plaintiff was n can
didate for Sheriff, the defendant is chrged
with circulating stories TO the effect thal
the plaintiff was a sheep stea'er, and be
briggs this action TO recover damages for
defamation Of character The jury remain
ed out about an hour, and returned verdict
or $500 for the plaintiff,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-05

UsE OF GuAso.--At the recent meeting Of
the Herts Agricultural Association, Sir Z,
B Lytton stated that within the last three
years, independently OF the sum expended
On ordinary manures, the farmers OF Great
Britain had laid out FIVE million sterling in
tie purchase of guano, and that within the
slme period million Of fresh acres had
been brought into cultivation.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-05

San Aoo,pIN r,--.Ai the BALLOON ascension,
Yesterday some al the seats lei, down and
several ladies were injured. Among them
a Miss Peck suffered the fracture OF thigh
bone. and i. il feared she has been made
crippIe for lie The wife oi Mr., u Cal
loway was kicked and uod upon by horse
on Saturday evening, suffering fearful IN
iuries. Its notexpecied that she will sur
yiye. --Ksokak Wig.
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TsE RlvKRs RtsIse. The Mississippi
has risen two feet at st, Louis, and there
il good boating from keokuk down The
Illinois is improving slowly, and already
shows unms,akebe sigas OF coming ont be-
tore the winter sets IN. Al Peoria aud a.
bove. Il has risen eight to ten inches, and
prospects are TAR for a lurlber rise.
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4 E00n INVESTMENT.

va,,,v oar MAJ comnle,ed and Ia operallep an ,,
onr o s1s accomplished in having ono Of sa'
nl. Ia the uay etpaienpert, ana gu, pu,p ~ lava
ins 10 dsrose Of Mills and Rishsis saos'a Fi%tnres
pai,Jinss and lease, or sale on aoeen nhvuass
,er.,s ~ rsiapie party Tbis Mn i mRnuiss.a
ring iargp quantity Of Flour per ga! ~
~ IA The West no better Investments nov wv" "
nsra money. 10 further partlcularsappP 70
nei "a ar JACOB WAIVER 1R'i~ -
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The editor " the Detroit Advertiser say,
he has his minds eye on a certain post mus
ter in that State not fer from the capital
who, it is said, has lately INDUCED in the
innocent amusement Of putting a cross upon
Fremont's forehead on all the Fremog, en-.
velopes which pass through his hands. Our
contemporary says truly that "such paltry re-.
venge can only proceed from party which
is lost to ell sense Of honor, decency and
proprlety"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-11-05

1t is stated that Mr. w. NJ. Fleming late
manager Of the National Theatre, Boston,
and well known as an accomplished actor.
intends hencef1rth to devote his talents 10
the pulpit
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Republican Victory al Rnek Island

The Republicans Of Rock Island gained
splendid victory last Monday in the cleo
ton OF their candidate for Mayor, Mr. NJ.
Bailey, by majority of IS. DUNG the
day the Old Liners had considered their gic-
tory certain snd bad offered to bet their
candidate would be elected By 200 major.
~. But they we're badly whipped
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gARM pEsoi.E.sEs-

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trs's, ~ sasss "a Is aeaa. 10 s'.'. p. '
school a6a,s ga ks. LAND .g.,. -
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100 ,-sye Of t.ssf..' -, -. ~. A.. y
sa4 - aaTv, ss,-.i sJ.sE arr
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i-ass payaayyls, So Gaaos -g.t.,s-s,a. a-..i He,
house, 0gguAra, SC, lF4gr $50
tekosy srgsv iGu aar.,s Is. g--,l Isr5 81 ~ a
t5al, 18th gtroam ii ,.stsf r,Ign.HF tl,f,tyb IT, ,
sta0D. %. o.
Tjs--A farm ~ fal.s ..1f.t P4.arrt., .f ca .. .
IS aeses timber loG aadg, t.,,5 ~ ss.I,,S1,,' Il
d honsg o. ~ Ynog,s 49, = n ''' +' 90" - VIZ "'s''
49, Another f8Fra ,A,l, pyg--r.,- I'D. ts, Ma,
slEFi river, c.gut4ialag [. 4rr, fr.l 80 t.,g1,
""a.e house siaols, god wull saa sTesafi. r, e.
IA h4Ia y 5ae acre. ~ Eass asFth II Falsa-
' ..eAs, af'a which Greg q wheat -s ussa $50
q, ..,,.-,.,.
Al. aa4ss fsss w.. ., AZ as's' !. f.slse9' Va.
80 asIes 9!orer Ad timothy, there "a 10 sass a w.
''7''' 'A'l Ss'+ '5dr miles GaEth east tom pa76F.
Wood Land
''N VIA '' '''i's' '' SSia in oIsboay
10 ls. "A .Aru1 OF ansty aegcs ~ e asrsagg. o..
~, ''o" |~S' ".aGe' tES 't9ek lara gE'
~aa box Eouss good stabEg' a - n r,g 80
- ~
~ IT1-A Farm q lgG ar. 7.rr ,y,egr,, ar--. al
s4sg fs4ge, Ia4 Dssgy ali plougbs5. a e5s5 bsnss
"''efoo the lsu'1
10. ia Tam u atgas 10. rerss near Hickory G'sa
'1IiGSs lHtoaEh hpt sEatu5 ittl and nearly
H., IT, IT, $50 .r,. F''.s stv pa aore,
Cd acre, yt-l ft.,,I,.- :. - h N'Lls ~ y.
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llfw advertisements.
32S acres of Good FARM land
Far Sale

rlNHE undersigned, who Is the GuatJlan .! sarah
L Coanaughy, minor. and agent Of the h sirsa a.
he Authority vested in him & such Guardian, and
Of the order Of tbs County Jadgc Of scett County
Iowa offers for sale all tue interest Of said minor
tbeiug an interest o one unciyiied nHh part ane
sso ali tina faleres Of the ether heirs o! said dece
9sRtfu the following described Real Estate 10 Wit
The SE OF section 20, Lots ) ana Ia sec, !! aud
Isol Of R5taYe} east al oh r. ~. situate In ths
County CT Scott, Iowa. uonat'Ing IN all about 81
acres; 40 acres are under imprOt ement and aboa
60 acres siimber land aud good isrm rs use IL on
tie premises
Terms favorable 10 purchasers, For tnF.heF par
tculsrs enquire of Geo l.. NICHOLS, Land agent
aaia street, aud OF W 6alteau II Tho Tour
House, Davenport. $50 -
| NoySl2tsu AARON h. CJaSAuHhA
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Minute guns were fred and bells tolled
q. Hartford, on Monday morning, for the
desth Of Col. James Ward, the Oldest CON-
missary general in the United States. and
one Of the oldes. citizens Of that place, who
died suddenly On Saturday night, aged 50
years,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
q. .. N.

uBaer thishead limited number ofspe cialnotces
" III bains7red 10 cents per Tine each insertion,
ar 90 gtS. ntYN eek
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On Monday The eta al,,, q. eentreSllie Michigan
ey she Rev Mr. kea.Hlsg, Mt, THos, fARWoop
a. tbs clty, 10 ANN, daughter Of THos, sTEARs
ESQ +, OF the former place.
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On the 3dlnst,, EDWARD, son OF JoaS ard sA-
RAHA. HosSsY, aged 9 months and "a days
Funeral will take place from his residence his day
ate O'Clock = M,
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Motto
Fresh Groceries.
M. Dali o1is j-s., xxs Co.,


M. Dali e1is j-., cxs Co.,
South East Corner Cd Perry sts.
eH4EhFuL tot pee, patronage we nov Offer 10
! th4 c3liEaLs ct Davenport fresh supply Of
GROCERIES,.
sLGA8s--N. o crushed, Garfield GTanuiatsi,
Powdered.
AIJLAsSEs-E, Il New orleans, syTaP
COFFEE Bic LaEuFya. java
EsEaled ana Ground.
re A g Of all grades and qualify.
Sgicrs, Pepper, Iapicca, SAEo, Pearl Barley,
spl.t Peas CFaGbarnes, Elckwheas Flour, Corn
Meal English Pickles, Sauces, Fruits, Nuts, Gronnd
Eea, Preserves, Soap, candles. Starch, CBocoiA le
H5rss Es8ish, Fas ia, y htte EraLss Beef Tonxaes
DEisc Betf,S. Z. tiAms, &c.
AL tho shove articles arc offered ioE EEd var
EBuged ~ give satisfaction,
Camden Flour.
Barrel GaIf and quarter barrel, sacks
Graekuel Biscuit
= r5xAsIe store aud fef sala
Wooden HsFs
BgcEatss Ig5s, well Racketa, Nafs CnspPiOg
Euals, lEnelak kfrfFss.
Baskets,
Unf stock Is lstss aEi welt assorted
Fish.
Nisskgrel, ssim0H, Matte Fish, HsfriHs, Cod
Fash DALZELL, IL. & 60.
Nus4-8tf
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aEN lglEKRRY & GLASS STORE.

AkFE hays lu4t opened ia ksarYarys building "a st.
w between Eady &ad Perry, tAe Esaf and best a,-
sprtnept 81 q rScEery, 4 Glassware a Look
ing Glasses svts offered IL this city.
We aia- have On band asspTttnent u CHINA
~ Eliah Wl ssl! lover than before offered In
gitis market.
We respectfully tn7ite the gtxsI5 Vi DavsnuyFt and
vicinity u give rs cali aud examine our stock.
8 Z We ofrg sPFaAt Inducements for country ulsr.
lasuJs ruvthrr EJois rom Instead OF going fnr
iaFreasI HIDDLF2oS & lyon.
Suy4 dull
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PalLApELPRlA Fkauns


Philsdelphiu, Nov 3d.
Theo. DetTsnger, d Democratic Deputy
Clerk OF the Quarter Sessions, has been Or
rested for issuing fraudulent naturslizstion
papers. He will be tried al p. N. II !.
SAID that more than 1000 we're issued
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lEDicTEn TOR FeroEEy

80, New York, Nov 81.
10 the L, s. District Court his A, N
1lHs OF Indictment were found by the Grand
Jury against certain parties charged with
forging nstvrslizetion papers.
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Nedical Meeting.

n aiiournet meeting VI me scoli Coant3 Nell
Aesl Society will be held al the Youug Mem Lita
r. ~ Roolr in the P. o. Building, fussdaY Nov
lilh al O'Clock r. n. All physicians are EsqagsI
cd 10 ra present. !. J. IoASuSt NJ . ste'y,
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n IN whom II NAV Concern,

DU 6iIC S0fIoEis hereby gwen 70 all persons
interested that On the 80 day Of November.
ID 1870, a IaPer purporung 70 % he last VIII saa
testament OF John Fsngsn, deceased, S&s presented
and publicly read in open Court by Joseph Htiep
who Rxs had the custody Of the viii, and that the
fret Monday In December next sss SCI foEtH er wee
proving o { said will.
All persons Interested in the matter are hsreeE
norled 10 appear on said dsy sud show cause y
lhote be ~ why said pa shall not b. admitted
as the Iast will aud testament John Fsngan, de-
ceased. WA l.. COOK,
Dniea Noy 6lh 1854 Wv. COUNTY, JNlge.
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Hon. John Berry, member 81 The Ar.
kansas Senate, died few days Bgo, from
the bit. OF q spider.
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The COW Of Mr.. Royce Jones hooked that
gentlemsn's right eye out while he was
milking her ia Mortified, VI.
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Repository OF Fashion and Tast,

~naIeHSo. a.
-. 49,. =.
M lfh reference to The above sdye 5lisement. w.
AEB EaT9BLISHAEET,
she Il A N u u 4 Il q i ~
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
We request pa fteusr attention "a our itrys 80.
which, getting ihsm on consignment at TIME above
strictly eastern prices, wholsslIs rs Woil as reta
Fsnsv f,eoss ana y.nlas yra,;.,, ....-,
nt.hins. ga, 49, 49,, N'n'A fEi
Willow Ware ZeDhyr Wa
steds, Emb'd' silks.
10 ss2., e or ~, iaT whsa Sal be TOO
r., q, Wv ii0s Ieasaneole prices
| and uolite ate ndahea "'""''n price system
ConntrY Merchant.and ps,tor- ~,
| examine our stock PssDsSir,i """'' d" we'll u
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Delicate Females Who harsssei aud tsbilila
ted by complaints peculiar e heiF organization, are
uniformly relieved 5y HoilowHy's Pills For hys-
tafia spasm ho tashes, Paius Ia The back aud lons
tb5s are a sale aud reliable remedy. sold al tue
manufactures, Sc, SO Maiden Lane, New York, Sad
sli strand 1haan ant 8 all Arlggsis Al 25c, G2lc
| and 4 rnr bnN y4dwIw
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EslssOE.s5IftsN.

5rIb fsu heretofore syls;iaI under gAr name and
st r. 81 RllsS Wr.gha l. 10. 10 this dxy dissolved
p nHfHaA consent. All sct31uis due and aYalE.l
81 sal5 urrt 30 be setttsd By !. Rley,
i,0cE IslaHd oct n 1885 7. KlLEY,
WM WRIGHT,
eRE4.1Eu jos HARRIS
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AN AMERICAN INVENTION
,ur cpEArEST OLE THE ACE

go, n,n,y. aim plcity. eheapness 81 price ana
aasn,stion 10 The wants ofali classes Of the com
munlty strongly recommend in ehefy ssa'em n'O
linton, butparteulstiy ~.
t, AZ Iowa which ~ substAntiated by
%apy eerti0caiss, references aud letters given "
,alabIo gentlemen whose names are ~ our han1s
Hayiug I,rconO the paentees aud ptepre'g - ~, ~
80, sns lame. A. Clark celebrated Cunbtnel Grinding
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| boarding
| Holloway's Pills.

4 Few beardess can bn accommodated by applying
a TIE grocery sior, Fourth street, three doors
Mesl of hoax island st Asy3dlw
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| phs meneSrs Of The order are reqaestsdte mosi
Al a,Cioek this afternoon the hall OF the paysn
| part Lodge No T. ,, II, Dcaosr, N. g.
/ A. H. EARsaw, SrsY.