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StoDlfs.
STONES AT. WOLESALE'
The Largest Stovc Store

In the "9Of TIT
WE shall receive on ne cgoSinx Of nsyiFsSn tSs S
STOCK ever brought 10 tbs State Of Iowa. Among
the numsrous arteles which &s sAall keep eonstaat-
ly on hand for tinnefs 7ya Plate SAsss iron
Boiler from No. II 70 ~, chsresn as, Rsssts d.,
lsaatiSa Rsssis de-, Wiys, tisssd Csypsrss, Ars-
isr's do, Blsek tir, Lead, Copper Bstfsns, xssfsi
d., iren Gfssts sti sss., ti.ssd d.. ~ Ei.ks If
prsssed rsrs, Jspssasd de-, 7isnsys Tesis ;and we
assors I'll psrsons avoFfng with an order, shaswe
will sell them goods IN our line a. low ~ they cas- be
bought in Chicago or st. Louin and much lover than
they have been paying for them heretofore in tins
place, Aa6 On tsrAs 10 ssff.
Please give NJ call and learn our prices, and
then think you will spend Meth or time nor en-
~ Hereafter in buying at ths two placss abeve Q
named.
n. T. In aifsw asys We shall rece i've an assor,.
mentof the above named goods by Kailroed, sum
ciept 70 supply the Immediate demand.
Country 4sEchsnts can rely upon being supplied
at all times with 1nwars and favorab!s terms Ut
WAsisssts prices. i..2 rJf sfst -
old Rags, Copper, &C., &C., &C., taken In sx-
change for goods. ~ s"s aa ~ tA
No, Bufrows' Block, Front Street
MchI2-dkwu 'WICKkR1aAM 4 HICKS.
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Free So1L, FREE MEN, Free SCHOOLS
AND FREMoNr!-The State Associa-
ton ofthe Teachers of Ohio, held ut
Mansfield last week their semi annual
meeting. We are told that about 500
Teachers were present. The citizens
OF Mansfield gave them a splendid
entertainment on Thursday evening,
one that is represented to have been
in the highest degree creditable to the
taste and hospitality Of the people.
One Of the toasts, we hear, prepared
for the occasion, was s'Free Soil, Free
Men, Free Schools" As the Presi
dent of the assembly announced this
toast, the whole assembly, as with one
voice, shouted out SAND FREMosTp'-
1t was unpremeditated, but it was all
the more significant. There was not,
we are assured, one discordant note
to check this spontaneous expression
of the Peoples will. So much for
Ohio.-Czev. Herald.
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CARD.
Pa. .sERTHoLp. sAn't. Z. lARILHy. Il. rHoNrsoH.
BARkLEH, THOMPSON d co.,
Wholesals Dealers In Grocsries,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Corner Perry sad Ssssad Streets.
Davenport, Iowa.
Agepisfor the sale OF Ladin Smiths Gunpowder-
constantly hand one thousand HI g. and Cases Ri.
Dc. porting and Mining Powder which We will fur.
Asl 4 Pricesto the trade
ed al Eve minutes notice.
lulH Z h,IhSl-Wln6-lY j
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FRANCIS yACOBY, jas,
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE

>HE the attention OF
Il thecitzens Of snportand surrounding country
10 I.sDrug and Store ON Bradyoetwesn Sec
ond nd Third SITS. esss4-sa t-5e
From his knowlsdgsana psrience inth business,
can Assure who may favor him, they will
be furnishod with Medicnes ofthe best quality, pre-
pared with the stsictest and Ut moderate prices
Personal attention willbs given 10 the compound
ing oi ell Prescriptions.
He also keeps goodassor tine tof GsEmsn French,
English and American Perfumery, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, Combs and Gensral assortment o Fancy
Articles.
Dsysnport. .octlsth. Is54d-u
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

ENGLISH CRrT1crsM.-A laugh is
sometimes raised at the expense Of
Americanpapers, for the extravaganza
and absurdity of their literary notices;
but the London Standard can rather
surpass anything done in this line in
the United States. A late number OF
that Journal speaking Of a new novel;
says: 'sThis is story ofwild passioE !,
which tears its way through luxuriant
scenes to terrible catastrophes, tramp
ling on human hearts in its course,
but still by virtue Of its essential truth
and earnestness attaining a heaven Of
happy calm at last. The scene in
which the lovely heiress confesses her
passion in the conservatory at sunset
to the almost inspired young artist,
and the powerful conception ofthe hot
blooded and cruelty disappointed
cousin, would alone, suffice to make
this book a work Of mark" After
this, let US hear no more of ridiculous
criticism.
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New Arrangements.
AKS 81
Important to Passe1age's going Eas'
JOLIFTt0i OFF,

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
I,wO daily trains leave Joliet texespt gundays1
connecting ~ Lake station With tho AieAigsn
Central r. X. Dg Detroit, and thence With he 0sest
Western, Canads Rsuway for Ntagsrs Palls, Buohlo,
Albany, New YORK, Boston, Phifsdslphia, MontrsslI
&c.
S,l3 A. LiShtnng Rxpreag srrivss at Detroit at
r. M. Niagara Falls 20 asxl 1ornins and n. York
oP. N. Hoston ats q might, arrive q phiadei.
phia val Emk at ~ p. NJ also connsctsa q Detroit
with steamersfor Cleveland. and thsncswith morn.
Ing usins 70 all points in Ohio and Psnnsyl vanis
with north shore line or Steamers through without
landing, arriving ss6,eD A. n. meeting with kx'
press Train 70 New YORK and Boston. Also con.
meets with the morning Koin on the Canada Railway
arriving at Niagara Falls u ~ r. u.
Through tickets can be purchased st the ticket Of
nce company all oist, ado wing 70
lay OVER and resume their seats si pleasure d {
July 81 50 dIy 10 n. .RlCks Supt.
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aysnport and Dubuoue Daily Packet

Davenport and Dubuque Daily Packet.
s rI'HE splendid fast and safe pa ssen.
NN38l ger steamer 6oLDEN STATE,
Wood, Master, will run during h .
sea,on DetN ecu Davenport and Dubuque, connect.
ing a, The ai Ter city with The Dubuque and 81. Paul
Pa ket Line. She will leave Davenport every Mon
day, " ednesday and Friday NJ O'Clock A. M.
Forfreight passage apply on board or 10 M lie
4 Co No I Burro q Block g. ll.s.f July DIFF
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WILSON 4 PARKER.
RNaRAVERs and BRAND CUTTERS,
seals snd Seal Presses Of every description
CARDS AND ENVELOPES
PRINTED IN A sUPBRioK 81 III r.
Ia OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS MO.
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HATS AND CAPS.
Black SILK Hats;
- Rur IS

NY Spring foods have Arrived!
CONSISTING OF
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings,
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS.
Ready-made Clothing!
It 10 needless to ny niteE tho long detention Of
hess thiags hy sAs stsss q The Eyer that am ready
TO :na6 T :0s. q i. sf e
is full and also very choice. was 10 The eastern
market before the stocks there were reduced, ens
consequently had good chance for selection. NJ
CLOTHS, iCASSlMEBS 4 vestinss
Ian tsady b maxsrup 70 ofdsrsr short notice, 10
NJ. Dam Who hss sssn my cutter for the past year
win rsnsin with me 70 give hi. aud my friends "hsr
4 H.aay.Made I Cle,hing Department,
Is we'll supplied with assorted Eosds and selected With
great care. 4 oniy ask sxsmination TO prOvsto al
ihs truth Of the sbese ststemsnts. Please callat
EDWARD ALDEN'S
ClOt1ai1as store,
Second st., opposite Le Claire Roao
Davenport, Apl 3da EDWARD ALDEN.
60 'z' SAMUEL PERRY.
Merchant TA1lor,
TuAS ON hand anew and full sssortmens Of French
III and English Clothes, Cassimsres and Vsstings
suitable for the season, which he will make up p
READY MADE CLOTHING,
win be sold schsap asths ehespsss. ~
FURNISHING GOODS.
As.od supply ofevs.y.aias nses:.a.y 10. 8sn:is
man: xsIl,sss: SsslcsS. SsssflS SIZE r. OF Hats
In the abov line 10 give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. One price only. No trouble to shoF
soods Ihankfafor hSPSsa e9nsiDy,1ee
o'nS Dsysnpoi, Aprillslsss.
--g-T e FAIR WEATHER.
NOW ready for sale q Edvsrd Aidsn's, choice
tSPRfNSiG & SUMMER CLOTHING,
ready ds ana 70 Be se.ds y order. ans lot 81
Also x-new and choice lot of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Just received. TAs Anest lot of ilnsn Drill ard
e = found ~ the Sy n.4'
NJ IIS Soif g { second St, opposits Lecisi1s Row
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AZ JoHN J01nAH'S
sgss- -lsslI IOWA L0THlNG sToRK.
ALAA0Esnav varied assortment ofMen's and
AHSys, Reaey naas Gle s,n.ng ..ss;c.
Pine, medium and common, Union, Bsavsr, Felt
PSs .9S osl s::
nst, Velvet sad Tweed PAnisloqns- Silk, Satin, VI
:na Monny
Jscksts Drawers. Undsfshirts, Hosiery, SuspendeiS
1sssss
Shouldsrsssm Shirts, umbreilasand slarticie
" kept in gsnslemsn's furnishing stores, including
Also splendid assortment of uncut Cloths, Css3i
msrss and vesnpgs-alIo of which will be made up 10
sisS ss
Rsssiess % nsse them may b ..
n nsnycr 4 frI.iu vorit and work Of n ~sh
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
AID

-
=- 5-- AID
NJ = @ h n . 9.1h o..
M DoSAHUE, successor TO Mesrs. Ls Claire q
Nls Davenport; having purchased the above prem.
ises IL nov prepssed 10 Manufacture s---a-+
STEAM ENGINES I
ofthe various kinds suitable to the wants or
Try. Also, CASTINGS, for all ofths different vsris-
ties OF Mice rings and Soaings Of all decrips
House Work Of the Latest styles,
Caps, Ss, Bssekes, Columns, etc., ETC., slways on
hand, and make 70 order. !
Connected with tho above 10 . Forging Shop, mn
der the direction Of men Of superior akill.
Bfsss and Composition Of Csstinss made TO order
Babbit Metal always ON hand.
Ny stock OF Patterns fer Machinery, Building and
purposss, is nnsu rpasssd BY any similar
Establishment Mt in the West. a
Repairing done st the shortest notice. Charges
reasonable. Cash At all times paid for Old Iron and
Corner OF Front and Scott sh., Davenport, Iowa.
Mch2l d-w6- ~ .'~-t I-aE- NJ. DONAHUR
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DOCK Island Bank hss made arrangemens 70 use
Ia limited amounS 0f the notes ofs.Ih Aanuias .
Iu. - and Mechanics' Bank Oa C0lumbHs, georgia.
and the same viii be received ea deposit or N pay
mentor Exchange o. Coin, ON As came ts5msss tfe
issusS Of me solvent BAnks q Virginia, Kentucky,
Ohio or Indiana. n. B. OSBOkN. freSt.i
q. leland JunsI3 d&w1 g. II. MANN. Cashief.
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SIOUX CITY LAND AGENCY.
nm = a. ST Rsk A kN IL AI,

VA Nz3xNS
RREWSTER q kN NiGHT,
Land Agents at Sioux City, Iowa.
Land, entered aad Wi sanls located in Sioux eity'
For, Dodge aud Coo neil Bians.
~ nnE 10 SrsH r n p. KNIGHT,
Auy. 4 Goaa'r.s ~ Law. Cish Engineer q Suf'osoi
REFER To-
n.x,.o, A. Trns E.ura Editsr Gazette,
Ur. J. NJ. witherwax, Dawson q ytsS'
n. Price, EsQ., J.i.L Lane, HsV'
MAI TO- ySo-dIy
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THE NEW HOTEL.
w AVE Z r L Y HOT 3 =,

VU A810 00kI Z "a bI1u0I'
rs nov open for permanent and transient ooafaefs >
~, ians orr shoTt soiourn In Davenport can Gid
Al Inc Wavssiy House The tables ~ 20 iarnisaoa
win the del caciss season; the rooihs are
sns. ,hs neds new and soR. Tue Wavery is second
10 nots wess Of Chicago, In point Of beauty To-
caton pie lssnt house, good iurni!nre ana g''"s ~
M. IdkwIy ID. Al. ADAMS, ProprtsHr
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DR. J. TeD0N1EI, =
VETERINARY iSJJRGEON

"TISHES TO inform the public that he
no wv has permanently located In Dsvea :
An nost, where hs will continue 70 treat ali lie
diseases the horse is subjsct 10, en- the hmoss
seisstise Pfinciples. Alter eonssant pFseties ef
many years all kinda Of diseases, he issls happy
TO ny thst he win give sau sfaction 70 ali Who sa-
plsy i'm. He esR produce good Certificates Is
any other west N. York He has been here only
tsv months, and the ny important snres he has
enected since he came will speak more for him thsn
can res lily be inserted IL nswspapsr. 8fr'8
The following gentlemen who have EN- ploye ed hi m
since hs came here on the most severe easss, will
certify 70 his abilities - com pstsn Veterinary Sur
geen. ~ V E
All diseases warranted cured If durable, or, no
money paid.
whatever. Any case he cannot cure, If any other
be got to cure IT, he will pay him out Of his
own pocket. -s.z
Poli evils and Fistulas warrahted cured In any
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Garos.
w STEWART.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
ONCE Alstons Store, Brady bet Front and I'd ss
June 10 dit 3tt DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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REFERENCES.

Williams. J N Cannon, Cotss 4 Davies,
Woodruff 4 Wsdswonh, + d Cslendins, z Webb
Campbell, > Barr, + Cue, Thos Regan, r FIus
Hon Cook, Davenport, r D Eagsl, s
Brooks, B Allen, Crsndxll, Dr.. O'Rsardon, II.
Il. Sniths Dennis Tushy, 5 Gillst, N Row, 6 L
NickollS, @ Foster. fs r53l9 -l 7
He can be eonsultsd At the City Hotel, or Al his
new Horss Shooting Estabiishmsnt on Third street.
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FRESH ME4A TS.

n LIS, Linsssd, Lard and Tanners OH. oalun
~ Fitch, Fisstsr Psris, Cement, Halt, 0lsss and
Nals ~. 0AE&4Lk = CO.
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STAND FROM UNDERl
ROOTS AND SHO E0 ,

.------------
STAND FROM UNDERl ~
Dnnrc c1urcyyo Ho,
: sl5sa bOO1S. ANU FNHOES!
r AN am now prepared for the 4 and winter trade
with from 40 sOOto 50 900 psirs Of Boots and shoes
brought 70 ths market made up soIey for thistrsda
during the laa three months, under tie personal %
pervinsn Of an experienced workman. Ali those
psrsoAs In want Of good Roots, good SHOES, good
Caters, clippers and last though moi least, :
GfGExT AND coon RARGXINS
will do we'll to call on the suscrlber
Fine Ladies' slippers only twenty.n cents per
proportion. Dont All rusS ~ once sSo1''' -
gOns door east Of Burrovs 4 Prettyman,, .toye.
Front street, davenport, Iowa. LAS, JORDAN.
Sept. %, 1855 DIFF
1T ~ -, Z :, = :, -; -.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
IA ri sboye. vhsrs he ,s opsnins a tresS stosI
~A-of - -
GOOD ROOTS AND SHOES
Manufsctured expressly for retaiing which be o6sr,
st-iE'3 for saas asysry{ tst a
s1an.anSa ksaaenAnas fsieea Esa 4.
either by ne case, sSasH ot snk.s psf. hs WIZ
seco.st ~ sass Ssnnf.raofeain in fhs k.rt .na ~
sOscsfuily soiicits share ofpubiic patronage.
ny gU%sISa ",s * ...oIfmsas mGa a. .s,.o..h,.
Prime Retailing Goods,
at low pdoes ~ in any estsblishnentin the West.
AP.-. ee :. :. : S...--.- = -.
HURLEY,S- -SARSAPAklLLA.
HNHIS invaluable pound 20 fully apprecia ted
i by the American people, II gaining wide celeb.
bsst and most eRsctys medicine Of The day. Cert H.
~ tSs rs Sas no soiss here help "s.s e.,
~ az har remedy ipe ectusl. Diseases which
fof years proved source Of misery, and agoniIilg
f,ftufs have readily yielded benssih its irfesistie
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FRESH BUTTER AND EGGS. 7
CSO0fouNDs frssA rel Butter; aisc, Is kses choice
LOUVpacksd and 5Vo dozen Eggs, Just received and
fOr sale It the uAWkEYE STORE. ~
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81. Claire House.

UKNIBVN .
oPthe above sstabiishment Will respe ctfuliy in-
- form the public tina, the house having been new ~
ly n,tsd u and rspisnshed 10 now IN feaoinsss ~.
* Of the public, and they VIII spare
no saorts 70 give satisfaction to those ssopPLx WIN
,nsm Ths above House 10 located on west nam
Sre.t bal VI ssn Second and Third SIS.
I~vsnnaft NAV 1, sd, dwtf
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Professional Qaros.

n. c. CAMPBELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
~ M, hand 10 loan on real or psrsonal
Gcssy ass Or ssort time; Eastern kxchAnys bought
sun Sss. M. d.scoun,ed, Notss and Mortsasss tousai
~ p.us. collected tanss paid 1 and a., Nv ar,s
s"'H -Referonces-
,,, oowle., Esq, N. Y. City, Henry swin hsa fo.
s., a.a1 II, Hon. Edward oowls', ! oa.y, a'pny I
hosss0~y EsIioy. Washington Hunt, Lockport, Prof.
ffp ao nr1sr Nan aud second Streets, opposits IL
Vns oah' l "a an,r May lTdkwu
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AIDES and Gents Buffalo Over Shoes, Rubbers
IL and 1ne French Boots, kips Of my manufacture
and the largest assortment Of extra Boots and Shoes
that to bs In the Queen cities great North
West.
Davenport Boot and Shoe Store, ono door below
Burrows 4 Prettyman's mammoth store. Front St.
oppodte the mill @@N-+
Davenport, Jan. IS, 's5 JAMES JORDAN.
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E0MF CooIs.S.
yTNHE Davenport Ice Co., are nov prepared tode-
dee on Front ST., opposits Burrows' Mill.
MAY II dam PICK q MlTCAkLL.
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BELL HANGER.
w M. K. NEcGERE wv,
TENNEYM SORENSON


WHOLESALE DEALERS IN 0R0CEKIES AND LIQUORS, CORNER
EVANSVILLE,
this
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eavng succeeded of Allis
Howes purchased their stock and made additions make
complete shall be able offer good bargains
FOR CASH any house in Evansville. any city 10 the
West. R. s. fENNEY.
.SORENSON.
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NUMBER 243.

behind me, and each of us having an antelope
strapped on our ponies he observed his dog
running rapidly to the front, tail between his
legs Glancing hurriedly around he was lust
in time to catch a glimpse of huge panther
within few feet of him, making ready for the
deadly spring. As quick as thought he arsd
and put spurs to his pony. His ball only
grazed the animals foot. Hearing the report
OF the gun, Ieantered back, and at the distance
of one hundred and fifty yards shot him
through the body, whereupon he retreated to
some bushes close by. Routing him out, T
gave him second shot that stretched him.
he measured nearly seven feet"
The captain, would remark. is cool.
capital shot"
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GT Some time ago there lived in Vermont
queer old man named Miller. He had lost
part OF his palate, and was rare specimen
lie owned mill, the water Of which was.
brought for sothe distance through wooden
hume; One morning an apprentice informed
MIN that the fiume was full of suckers. Miller
posted himself at its mouth, placing large
basket to catch the suckers in, which the boy
went to tie other end to hoist. There was q
rush OF many waters, /" carrying Miller, basket
ana all, over the over shot Wheel. and thirty
feet below All dripping, he scrambled out,
sputtering: '7.s a7 n5'l'
"YOu may think Pm ali idiot, but / amt
that joke"
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LIABILITIES.

Unsettled Claims Losses and OF due s17e Os2 A
-:o---
The Ktua Insurance Company presents rery
factory condition of large increase for
the further security of their investments
ing placed at the minimum market value the present
ofsome depression in the standard They
prime paying stock good valuabe
vestments. yielding moderate interest income The
standard basis which the Assets have valued
GOLD Ar INTEREST BESIDES this sodlty the Company
attention to the strength security derives
bned system of Agencies through its having
of presenting united phaAnx of EXPERIENCED UNDERwR
TERs which has worked for the
results to stockholders and claimants for lossesaud enables
to enter the 1885 with
fun than has yet been reached really
surance Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch fidelity
jan30-tE ALLEN O. HALLOCE Agent
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HUNTING IN NEw MEXICO. A military sub
scrlber in New Mexico, in recent letter
writes US that, Sportsman from your part o.
the world would find much to charm them
here. This is fine region for water fowl
Our young gentlemen bag from fifteen to twen-
ty ducks in an afternoon. Not long since
Capt E. and myself 'camped out for day or
two, living upon ducks. We brought home
seventy ducks, six geese, and a number OF
snipe of different kinds
Major R. made a singular shot at flock Of
swans not long since. With single ball he
Knocked over three out of twelve I tasted
one of them and found it to resemble turkey
somewhat.
Capt. S. writes to me from Fort Union as
follows: -
The other day was out Cumming with a
TREND, shot distance from the fort; returning
homeward, ne being some two hundred yards
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OF An afflicted husband was returning
from the funeral of his wife, when friend
asked him how he was. =
Well" said he, pathetically. "I think
feel the better for that little walk N1iT
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
RTNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD CONN

JANUARY 1, 1856
As presented to its Stockholders and made ont in nm
anee with State laws New York Ohio Indiana illinois
&c.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TTHE subscriber has taken the above house, and
entirely reftted and refurnshed it, and is prepared
TO entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner. He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has ofhorses and
riages to let.
The stable large, clean and WE'LL ocated and good
hosersare in constantattendance Particularattenon
will be paid to the care of horses him for kee
ag, and in respects, the public Ia lind the Shef-
wood House good Hotel. Tiy6-tfl ]. A. BYERS. .
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AND STONE MASoNS

4 TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASoNS.
lHE Board of of the county
will at IL selock A. NJ. Thursday the day May
next receive snd consider sealed building
BRIDGE WITH TONE ABUrMESTs. Pigeon Greek,
Codys Mill. Plans and specifications the
examined undersigned by persons
desirous of bidding for said Job.
uh22-tt WILLIAM H. WALKER A v q