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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-27
TIEIG
,Es,gcS TgCECs. Grocc,

JAMES e NTIE:S, Grocer.
FE'IIE subscriber has opened Store in Walker Hck-
lings new britk building La Sale St, for the sale
serves Spices, Willow. Wooden and Stone Ware, and
al articles connected with such an Establishment.
Oysters, Fish and Fruit will be kept during their
The from recent New York purchaser and the
prices and quality cannot fail of satisfying those who
Having become tie Agent of the Aqucduct ,rts the
Flour vii be manufactured expressly for his trade, from.
choice Winter Wheat, warranted to give satisfaction.
Indian Meal, Fran and Shorts also for sale.
Tie Store VIII De Kept in the neatest manner, and al
orders viii be faithfully executed and promptly delivered
Ottaw', September -, 1NjG. JAMES X. NEIGS.
Choice Teas.
.MpERIAL, GIN Powder, eOo'onr. AM the celebrated
English breakfast Pea, at Lsepe7l JAMES X. MEIGS
I SUPERIOR lot Of Old Government Java. Mocha,
n and lilo at fsepasl J. X. MEIGs'.
L SCELSIOR Syrup, splendid article, at
a. sep2I J. X. MEIGS'
NIAekEREi, No. l, in Kits and by retail, warranted,
VI at [sep27l J. X. MEIGs'.
q XCELsIoR Family Starch, in poun! papers, manu-
=. featured in Providence, r. l., the best in use
scp2T J. X. MEIGS'.
TEDAR PALS, brass bound and thoroughly made,
~ Willow Cabs, Butter Bowls, Ladies, &C. at
seI2' J. X. MElGs'.
MACCARoNI and vermacelli, pure articles, at
vi seP21 J. X. MEIGs'.
DRESERvED PEACHES. Strawberries, Raspbcrres
1 and Cherries, at [sep2sI J. X. MEIGs'.
z ocK SALT by the pound or bSls., at -
GENUINE English. American and French Mustard.
at [sep2Il j. X. MEIGS'.
y ANTE CURRANTs, a clean article, at
Il sep21 j. X. MEIGS'.
SUGARs.- Graduated. Powdered, Crushed, and Gu
- ba, at [sep2'I J. X. MEEGs'.
I,ARINA, Spices OF all kinds, ground AMI whole, \.
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MARE!ED-On the 25th inst. by RcT. II. Whpp.e,
Sr. JON; WILSON, Jr., and Miss ELZsBTH 4. ks.5 tE
On the PSI inst, by the same, Mr. THOMAS WIS, aud
Ms, 81 ArT.IA Ln.KMnnp
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NJ ILL y l.. Il y .
MISS MINER

u EGS leave 70 iuipru che la3ie OF Ottawa and ycini-
ID Is. that h.r Fall STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
ready for their alton and She will De happy
70 Wait upoa az 81 DO may favor hcr with u call.
Es,rr.- over IL. Earhl. Front Strva
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,y,roc-,rtC yoNIyAr!oys FOR CONGRESS.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS
First Distyirt-gICIIARD MOLONY. q
Third Distyiet-I-RI OSGOOD-
Fourth I'is.ltcS-J- VI. BSNIDsON-
Firth DiStFict-I- v. NORRIS
S.rM DiStricf-TIONAS l. HARRIS
Sc. nth D;stTict-AAROS SHAW lung fssBi-D
J. &. ALLEN. tS.tJrt
EYrItH Dis.yic.-ROBEET SMITH. |OBg terni.)
l. d. MORRISON, tstO:t -
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Notice TO the Ladies.

T Mr.. Grrgg'- old stand over j. ". Ml-' store may
be found "a iuli assortment Of tie latest styles VI
NILLINEH GOOD.S
for fall wear. among which may be found q new and
beautiful style Of " JESSIE BONNETS.' scpl3
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WAIT FOR THE MAMMOTH CIRCUS
The Largest in the World.
T. r. l., r. T. IBITION

VII waE single wire, 800 feet in length, the top
height % North's Circus, viii take place mo-
previous the opening Of the Circus performance.
hc being tie only person in the world that ,cco-
s this almost incredible feat-giyen free Of charge
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N 81 t1f-i1-ef ~ each y-rfn rl4,ce .hs celebrated
F--'r ''.T--. .sr'tASN= IL. .-aIgroactade Tri-A
iIs=r- ~ OF LrAy TY also, te sa-i-iTus Liip1-af
P.--, Ton. 1---y. Harry st,bb.-s, Fa-A.ou, ULcl-
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Democratic Electoral Ticket.

For E7sctaysR L"rgF
A. u. HEEEINTCN- of Kane
CHARLES H. CoySTABLE, ot Clark.
DiSisic, Electors.
1st MERRITT L. JOSLYN, Of AciiSIry.
9J HUGH NAIIER, Of Cook
Cd MILTON T. PETERS Of IJreau-
9Th ROBERT NJ HOLLOWAY, OF Warren
Sh. JOHN r. RICHMOND. OF Sc!Iuyl-g-
9Th 8. W. MOULTON. of shelby
yth. o. b. FICkLlN. OF Coles
ssh- W A. J. SPARKS, OF Clinton
oh JOHN l. LOGAN, OF Franklin.
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
foJ. EoreFaCP.
WA. n RICHARDSON, Of AIarns-
FDr Li@UfeHGnf GCrerR0r.
RICHARD J. HAMILTON, of Cook.
For .SecrefG,y Of STATE
WI. II. SSYDEl:, OF ST Clair.
For auditor of F'tii;c icrohntS
SAMUEL X. CASEY, Of Franklin
For Treasurer.
JOHN MOORE, Of Mclean
Es,. Superintendent If PTtiic Instruction.
J. IL. 81. MATTHEW, Of TIzeWeI-
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JDpair> Blankets,

WE--e. r.1. 1r-., green and -rv; SiishGry, Plain.
.ai ps...;,-- Eu.f.y Fannes. Lu-ey- u AL grades.
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Democratic County TICKET.
For Sheriff,
NORMAN SMITH, Of Freedom.
For Circyi CJeTE,
GEO. r. BEDFORD, IF EIgle.
For Coroner,
ALBERT PUTNAM, ofLa Saile.
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SoMrsATIoS FOR STATE SENATE:
WILLIAM H. ". CUstzMAy.

NOMINATION TO:; EEPEEsEyTATINES:
WILLIAM BARBER, IF In Smile Co.
p. 4. ARMSTRONG, 81 GrlHdy Co.
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q For E7eetaTsGt L"rgf-
A. u. HET.EINTCN. az Kane.
CHARLES H. CONSTABLE, y! CIaTE-
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300 SiiAWLS. at all prices.

Lae-. or e.ery oe'--an,, se,as'r,l5a-
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Collars. Can src ana Nlu- in. Eir'urs AMI Tn-ertin
Linen Hautkcye'iy's, fcr ladies AID gentlemen.
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HUMAN LIFE SAVED!

puopEs Esd. Dear Sir:--As took your medi
cine 10 sell on consignment mo cure no pay, take
leasure in stating its effects reported 20 me by three
8Ig'sIsss fap sptsmaa Of ali have received:
W. s. CoyKLIN told mel had taken nine bottles ot
Chrstie's Ague Balsam and continually run aoWh snlia
sin IL untl my lungs and liver were coNGkskp TO that
degrse that blood discharged from my mouth ana pow
es 30 that all thought 10 impossible fer ms g !aps
throagh shn Ihs aot'Sis Si w Sohns dd ms
sny good until got RHoDgs fEvER AND AGoE cuRS
ghch al once relieved me Of the distress anu NAUSEA
NV stomach aud pain in my head and ooWes
al a permauent cure In short une. 49,. i.
nj III CosKIIN says; II bad been taxing laeoleAne OF
as good doctor We have IN our county ana iaAea
from e5th August TO 18th December. But seeing how
nioelyit operated on my brother, ! got r bottle et
Rhodes Fever and Ague ouse, @hIeh snee'ea per'-
pent cure by using two-thirds of a bottle.
n ii CoNKIIN was not here, but the other brothers
say his case was the II. Ms. sold the medicine
10 both the day, and the cure wss as speedy from
Il the san same I small quantity, aud might = specify;
The above speaks for itself Good proof as is i =
of no better tenor than the vast number OF like eerun
Gates have already pubbshet and the still greater mum
ber that is continually pouring III 20 me.
Ono thing more Last year had occasion TO saaf''a
aotiee one arm nAe Aaps taksa Of nay general
circulars substituted tAs acms AZ tAs.r nosiramJos
nymsdieins saa az. a,sss sds sasssa ns s.osri
ter sf any stAsv medisiss ssy - "ssa " 80 a1'sS'
,aNn n,sasure in saying that the eastiss refer
rad to the same ..Dr Chrstios Agus Balsam mention
tioned in the above certificate.
Thsra Ara several other Industrious people who sr'
applying to their a that publish aboa
my Fever aud Agns Cure, or Antdots 70 Maszs ssssy
a. sf Csyss, aud the Cenca ofthe col
hrassd Chemist Or James Chitou in favor ofits per
harmless character, which n attached to avery bo<
te These will always serve to my medicio
| rom limitations. JAS. A. RaOD1S, Proprietor,
Providence R5I.
Wholesale Agents--H. Blakslsy, St. Louis BaIels
Bros ChicsgS Q. T. Webb, Davenport, and tor ssie
Druggists generally. July s'sSawsm
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1t was said Of Payson that such was
his love of preaching that when hs was
dying he directed that label b pin
ced on his breast, after he waa dsad,
with the text upon it:-"Remsmhs1
the words which / spake unto you
while / was yet with you" and the
same words were engraven upon the
plate Of his coffin, 30 that being dead
he yet spoke to the thousands who
thronged to his funeral.
Whitfield preached in thirty-fve
years eighteen thousand sermons.
He once put himselfon what he called
short allowance. namely, three ser-
mons on the Sabbath and one only on
every week day. 4
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DIsTREss.-Horace Smith. says that
distress even when positiveor supslA-
tive, is still only comparative. As
an illustration of this idea be rslabes
the following conversation: Such il
the pressure Of the times in our town" !"
said a Birmingham manufacturse to
his agent in London, shat We hsvs
good workmen who viii get up tho In
side of a watch for eighteen shilinss y
s'poohl that is nothing comp6ted 10
London, "replied his friend, 1--WE have
boys here who win get up the insids
of achimney for sixpencep' ~ ''sAe :
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THE DAILY GAZETTE

CONTEMPT OF CoURT.-A Southern
poper tells the following instance Of q
cool contempt of Court:
In village, not thousand miles
from this city, there lived a quiet, un-
obtrasive young lawyer. A modest
fellow is NJ, (merit is always
modest) but he knows his right, sand
knowing, dares maintain them. .n-
Like great many others, he is, ssfoi-
lowing the practice" and anticipates
''a glorious time" when he overtakes
it. While since, having been retain
ed in some small cases, be made his
appearance before that august digni-
tary-an Alabama Justice of the
Peace. ssHis Honor" evidently lost
faith in Nat first sight; for one
after another his cases collapsed" nm
der the stunning" charges delivered
by the Court.
The law and the testimony wss
alike unavailing; Ms cases were
bound to go. At last human nature
could bare no moro. M-risine
from his seat, delivered himself in his
usual slow aed measured manner
'sThe Court can fine me 1--WE dollar" "
sFor what, Mr.. M" said the JUS
tice, somewhat surprised. "For con
tempt of Court" cody rejoined N
II am not aware, Mr.. NJ" said
the Court, ''of your having been guil-
ty of anything that might Be consider
ed sontempt." 81 know your Honor e
not aware Of it." said NJ, '.but |
entertain secret contempt for this
Court"
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Andrew jackson was once making
a stump speech out West, in q small
village. Just as he vas concluding,
Amos Kendall, who sat behind him,
whispered, "Tip EN- little Latin,
General ,Ithey wontbe contente i:with-
ont it.n The man Of the iron will in
stantly theught'upon the phrases be
knew, and ii voice Of thunder,
wound up his speech by sxclaiming-
sE' pluribus unumsine qua noa-ns
plus ultra--multum in parvo.n The
effect was tremt nfors and the Hoo
siers' shouts could be heard for miles.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-09-17
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes

IIAVING obtained the agency for the sale OF LII
lie,s Patent Fire and Burglar Proof Sales, Rans
Locks Bank Vault Doors and Frames, We are prepar-
ed to furnish manufacturers prices any OF these
ART ees on short noLcs.
these Safes are all fastened with Lille s Locks Civ
ing undoubtsd security against thieves, are perfectly
Tree from aamPRsss nd better Gre proofs than any
other safe made The burning of them In any bull
ding esanst materially njure them, and they may be
exchanged for one al any agency by paving 70
repainting. The vault doors and frames are reliable,
economical ,ornamentsland generally usedwhese they
are best known.
The Bank Locks have Alway sfoiled the burglar and
all Bank Lock seeking competitors. u b
The various ap piled TO these articles BY jurors
at mechanical and agricultural fairs where lasy have
always obtained the hrst premiums establishes the
certainty OF their superiority Purchasers are invited
to call and examine The articles, references, eerf
Gates, &c., before purchasing.
The undersigned are the oniy agentsla Roes Is
land Cll.) and Davenport llowal for the Worlds
SAFE ON pany, OF Troy,N Y. Orders addressed to
either place WIN receive prompt attention.
n s.st asga CHILD g. BAKER,
Illinois 81. Rock Island.
FsSs as R-Iy, Secondst. Davenport.
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Il a y n N ID y = .
Shop on alley bet. 5th and 9th SITS, rear ~ Cohg'7
.atjOnsl l. and Vest OF Methods, Church.
llne 2gth '55 de- wtf
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AN ISTHLLIaEsT Ecno.-What mus

AN ISTELIIeENT Ecno.-Whst must
bedone to conduct . nswspapsrrights
Write. What is necessary for q
farmer to assist himl--Systsu. What
would give . blind man ths srsaAsst
dslighti--Lieht. What = Dc ~
council given by ajustieS ofths psacsi
peace. Who commit the gTsaaeot
abominationi- i-Natioue. What cry
il the grsaasst tsssi1 1sesl-1iss.
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The (,ld ploneer Bakery still ahead

tI,HE su bscriber has recently made extensive prep
j araHons for tdo auuacture OF Butter, sugar,
Rostnn soda, Pic Me, Water and Oyster Crackers,
Pilot Bread, sc, Scr together with good ass0rt.
mepl 81 Loal Bread, Cakes and l.usks.
81 6svc also Durcha sod the Patent Right for Scott
county for tbe manut8cture OF CrLm d Panl't
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
made ky MaG1lnery. The advantages claimed for
is p,ssess 81 making Bread, these, the Bread Is
,lnranriform iE quality, and handsome in appear.
anco Il is mu ch waiter and moro eyen, tkeeps much
longer wthaut becouins sttii, and TO many persons
10 Teot obiaeliouable when a week Old, II cuts FS
handsome as the lnesE French roll, ttEoes farther,
and is readily ntoaueed into families sl Tn9 a,nn GSyS nes u
% eI ue' prs.A W,gop "a heretofore. In ohering the
aboye arsees on terms which cannot fail to give e"
Ire sasisction, hope TO be able 70 supply ~ WIG
y lnay Fs,,Sr. l bons 10 mblii a Continuance OF ibe
pas' ~ nom thecourtry promptly attend
cd to. - .r.-,,. 80 ,,nsra aboy a
RnrrnxE a. Prsttyfaanls steam ANS. g.-.m....
Davenport, May %, leS6'dH
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NY DALzELL d co: are selling
M. Esr.e0I1 Groceries
As low as any house the city, and delivering them az
YOUR door. Wehave and always keep on hand the best
brands of Flour In the market In quantitiesto suit
prime article of Dried Beef canvsssed;
A choice selection Of Green and Black Teas;
Rioand Java Coffee, roasted and ground;
Sugars, N 0 Granulated, Crushed and Powdered
Pepper, fresh lot Of SPICES, Pepper &c, 4e.
Tspcca farius Sago droand Rice, Isinglsss, Prunes
Currants. Margorum, Thyme, Sayory, Sage, &C.;
Pearl Barley, Spit Peas, Almonds, Raisfns, &c.
We have large stock and IL embraces everything In
our line. Call and examine. We guarantees safisfas'
tion. - .- ~ M pALAEAA W.
sugs sheorner 20 F""s s's'
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Ut. Claire House.
nyNIsOE a WIRTH, ProprietOrs

NFlhea above establishment will respectfully III
" form the public that ile house having Oeeh heM n
Is h,ted az and repisashed, ia nov 10 reaaluess Iof
the aco n iaLian of te public, and tney WA spare
no efforts 10 give satisfaction 20 those Rl'pPhS YIN
them. The above House IS located ON Nest 'iai'
Street, between Second and THIRD rs.
Davenport, May /, sc, dwtt
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Clothing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and Manufactu
E.M II % K I u m.

4. GAsTEEL Il co,
rI,AK this opportunity 10 inform the pnblie taa
l. they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock of
Broad Cloths, Cassineres, Vestings,
whiek has ever been brought TO this market. thc
Goods which offer to the Inspection or the citizes
ofthls town surpass In design and finish, anything
that can be offered Them this side Of New York, bei
selected with the greatest cal and from the mostsN
tensine houses in the Eastern markets, and WIZ
view to satisfy the tastes of all our customers.
We have also full and complete assortment OF
the latest and most approved styles of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS,
which are beyond doubt the most desirable 70 be
found in this city. Among which Gents shirts,
Undershins, Stocks, Crayats, Gloves, snspenders,
Hose, &c.
Particular attention will be paid, as heretofore 10
the making up Of garments in style unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Full suits made shortest notice, and warranted
10 suit
Thank full for the bestowal ofpast liberal faVors Q
the public, we take pleasure in pledging reneweh
fidelity, and solicit share of the public patronage
Apl'g3 d-tf A CASTEEL o. co.
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and grestand Powerful Tonic, purifying tie
alond. and iuyisorating tho ent tire System.
The medicine, though prepared at great expense
vet the price il so moderate that society mas Ok
yynin H. THOMAS A. HURLEY.
Nnnnfectnry Garner of s0y9nth and Green sts.,
Louisville, KY.
u-7For sale al wholesale or retail by
1tn3 /, dSwIv @. T.WEBB, lie Claire Row.
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coMFAssEB
DFaII sizes ofGurley q Co.'S. Troy, at
[ ttsSi dw-tf II, A. pORfER& BRO r..
CnalI Goal!

r oWREY, THOMAS u co. are now receiving, a.
| ,ihsir Yard near the rail road depot, l"0 Tons
OF COAL DAILY Fof : asl "Ae steam ~ WAS No 'A'
perior Ia this Market ,,,s
Owing 10 com mbinatien OF the miners 70 Ease tns
pyia% q T Cosl--whish we would not submit to-N'
were unable fort shorIHme 70 supp! oet Suso ~ :.
Siaatloni iu which the mupity has no small inter
ss) We are nov prepared 20 deliver 10 this cry o.
Davenport 10 qaanAy 70 sun ,peV.rd poVL.nas'' ~
former pnCes, on application ~ lho hsi"'
Rock laland JAM -dLf %
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L. w. WHEELER,
Architect and sktikkder.

i,lHte No. l DayenpOrts Block, Ihlrd aory: v
take contracts and suPeintend work OF e1fy ag5SE
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4, Nand ,,s.eF Monday Ecpt, 9Th, 1856, and unit.
J snyiher notice trains Will leave Davenport, for
Snsestjns and City, SUNDAYS srcepted) ss fol-
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NOTICE.

Is Is 10 Ger tfy that the copartnersLtp heresoore
K existing between the undersigned under tho
name aud style OF ehouP T. BaTkaiow Is idis DAY
diss olyed by mutual consont.
Al The demands outstanding in favor Of said hrm
'+'' ~ B. F, SHoUP.
A.V. BARkALOW,
y-;, The Forwarding and Commission business
viii hereafter be continued by 3, Sboup& Co,
at the anne stand,
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M g-.,gI,z, tlN.sss, Also Esssns,' ef Cafes, Yeast
lW cakes; a neW arlisls warranted, made amer me
5ld ID corn tumpikes, for sale at the "hawF'
eye,N ' -
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clinton, Clinton County, Iowa.
IDersons destrous OF information concerning lhs
point can see plat the EeN Town , ana on'sl'
GipaTtlcuisTs ofprtces oflols &c 9s sa'ns Ps
OaieS over Wtey's Grocery store, sda1.
Davenport. AUS, ~ 'S5--tt
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FRANCIS JACOBY, JR's.,
NEW DRUg AND PRESCRIPTION STORE

THE sTrespeetfulyinSltosthe attention oi
the citizen nsofDagenportand o surrounding country
TO DlsDrug and Chemical StoTeoR bfsdybetwesn Sec
ond Nd Third sts. -.-. .
From his knowledg aud xperience inlhe business,
be can assare those vino may favor him. thGt tneS wiz
befurn.hed with Medicines ofthe best quHiily pre-
pared with the strietest and at moderate prices
Persona attention will be given To tAe COMPOUND
ing OF ali Prescriptions.
Healsoke u goodIssOrtmen tof German n tench
English and American Perfumery- footh and half
Brushes Combs and o sneral assortment OF faueS
Articles.
DaYennor ri Ort1ath, Ia54.d.tf
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JAMIE GRAHAM. "; NEF'sN
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
sd. . BURROWS NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET
Davenport, Iowa.
Orders soIicited for the purchase of Gram. tisur
Wool and Produe generally
--REFKREECE5--
Burrows & Prettymgn, Davenport Iowa
Wise, Pusey d Wise, Phil, Pa,
Springer, Harbaugh q Co., Piltsbnrg, "a
Spsng Co.,
Joseph &. Elder, St. Louis, Mo,
Mohride s. Hammer, Cincinnati, ONO,
r. NcCoy d, sons, n Lisbon,
d. 4 %. MeDenaid & Co, WellsTiletOhor
MOhiau MaTtiGi
George Wells,
Hassey 4 Sinclair
James Graham, Now uardsB,
Merchants generally Saieml
tgsER AZ
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A. S. MAXWELL, M. d.,
SURGEON, ,OCULIST& a OPEkAIOKs

s. w Corner Tenth and Harrlsop stroeIsf
DAVENPORT ! WA.
References:
PROT. II. A. ACKLx, NJ. d.. Cleveland ONO. o
L. FIHgsros, NJ. ID. CleyelaRd, o., Mcd. sup. N,p
Asy. for Insane.
Prof ). G. ARnoR, N d., Cincinnati, o.
q. D. Woop, II, D., New YORK, oculist aud Aato'
plastic Surg.
Operations for the removal of Catarscts, Pt9sis,
strabismus OF squnthg., Hare lip, Club-F7o', Cou-
tracted Limbs, &c, &c.
Dec 4.dtf,