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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28

How much easier it is to preach
than to practice. The day after Mr..
Gloss discharged his clerk for stealing
he sold hogshead Of colored alcohol
for French brandy. Mr.. Gloss is
down on all immortality. .ss
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QIOti6iua.
New Goods! New Goods!!
EDW ARD AIDE " (.
NercA4Ak TxiZon.

new foods! New GOOds!!
EDW ARD ALDEN.
.uercAsssl Tailor,
AND
wholesale and Retail Dsalsx in
n Q a d y M ade CLOTHING.
S''1A'; sassimerss, vestings, Cents Yuzaish.
ing ooods and Tailors Trimmin1a
Ao Jnst returned from the = al xith -. ~
or sale IN ths selected stocks Of goods ever ossd
ing srtlcies 'Ae' Consisting in part Of The follow
s,.,,., BRoADcLoTHs.
guary sns utrman and American, Of ne aae,t
CASSIMEREs
English, French and American ~
VIZ NVEsT1NGs.
" hIts aarseiiies, Matalasse Viii aro4
Velvet Fsney Six and nin:, fIast ss r.. and n Pl,aa st
ss Satin. .an col silk s":S a ss md G':.: s:s:,
OvERCOATING,
oiaek, Blue and Brown BroadcIoth linton w.,..
Ssa riel Cloths Fancy, Blue, Brown and MaiSssc1
tss, mnar,. oanads mixed and satara Of ths =.
READY-MADE
and Tsms. rroes I sar.ou,s Rssaas Jases..
dashmsre na and diy!ss, silE Velvet. Plush Glen,
double and tvi., fsns vssts Casmett, 1stnsta
tosskYn y. ~. s.ny so pain Caoo1no1o om1
Pers and OversiIs. FhoeAs, "eP
~. FURNISHING GOODS.
hn.a@.y eaiieo, white plain linen corded and Pan,
"a cni,sr. string Deorsey, corded Byroo, -.
CrsSsts r week lies, stocks, fancy and and plGs
ed bnrk ',nes~ Hal,e, black and colorsd hid, In
f9nians a.. '.rneid, Aberdsea, Bssln,
"a aha ue rman and Fur Ga0ntIets; WOOL 1sri.
,ia,gs hose; Waite and fancy linen nd M
aTnsJ @ Ienieiii s'nsradArsd aa6,s wosI, whits sad
Wooi Mi,,. a.. Wrappers and Drawers;
aaw Pins, tnabreilas Carpe, SacIs aaa II, -.
5ssnesio,,, uaiy Kept BY the trade, all Of vhfen =
i0niers. NAnAauoh OF Gus
aneary call will searo choice selections.
Ses.na 49,. EDWARD ALD4N.
.oma.ebetween Main u Brady.) ssnSdx
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Commission WsrchaOis.
Rn0nRICH, CURTIS + YAN9IS,
Forwarding aud Commission Merchants,
-. La L. VA

FOfWafdinG and C0mMissiou MeTuHaUts'
w .rshouss opposite Il. X. depot Davenport. Iowa
DkALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all assSrip-
tions OF Farm Produce.
Order. solicited and attended to with dispatch f"t Tue
,chsse or sale II Grain or Produce 10 this and other
markets. -, -. - IN ,,.,. =,
I,bsrsl ash advances made consgnments when de
sired. -
sneeisl attention paid receiving aid forwarding
goods by Railroad river Charges al established rates
-REFEkENCkS-
c,ot Sargent. nsnkers Davenport; Chubb, Bro, Bar
row a Co bsuksIs, Davenport; kmkollr, Gainpbaii
CO. Bapksrs DssenporE Geo. " lift, Banker, bnnaio,
A,nt ~ (lrleans A6ion N Y duchess Co. bank, Ny;
rhamss Keuapshsli, ESQ, Rochester, n. y; Walter
Wod,l n. Y. City; Curry 0ratz, commission mei'
ohspt, st. Louis; Collins, Humphrey 90, ChSsso
Chlcsgo; Doughty, Wilkinson Co., PonghkeIsie; h"l
sins Uvslsy CON mission merchant, Louisville, n.y.
iuns 23 diff sss - b.
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WOODEN PUMPS!
rT,HR subscribsr Il nov ready . furnish WOODEN
PUMPS to order, of any length or capasiy.-
Thsss Pumps made that wsiT win not frssze In
them. Warranted 10 work well for one year. Aaus-
duct logs farnishsd " order.
otdsTs NAY b. lsft st the once Of D. L. shorsy, Esa
With the subscriber st s place of business g
SAoIey's Machine sboI, J.9. sHURkY
psyeRpoxt Nov 10 dwtf
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Professional CARDS.

H0wAaD DARLINGTON. VIZ. hsHsy DARLissToH
n. DARLINGTON & CO.,
Alto K N EYS AT L \ W.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
ONCE, corner Of Main and Second streets, oppo.
site LsCiaire House.
Collections made and proceeds ISsmptly rsmittsd
10 all parts Of the uniiei states.
Eastern Exchange for sale In sums - suit appii'
cants.
Money 10 loan on long or short time.
REFERENCES.
p. Gibson, Esq, Cssh'r Bank sf Baltimore.
W. Townsend, Esq, Bank ofChsster co,
West Chester, Pa.
Morris Il Jones Co, fni!ad eiphia,
Hopes B. Townsend,
r, Woodward Cos, Bankers, Chicago,
Uayby ii Bark sdaie, - st. Louis,
Dr. 4 Clarke. See. America lhs CO. DO
q. +. Lsscn . GO, Pittsburg,
Day Il kMatiaek, Oinci nsatf,
Mclirsgor, LAwos BiskenoTs, baveaPort,
EdwinS Smith, ksQ, do
nov % so dw6u
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Boots aao Shoes.
The SHOE TRADE.

HAVINGinersasedo our hscihtles for manursctar.
L! ing and dealing IN bools, shoes and Leather, DC
the citizens ofDayenport and vicinity create a.
tucements than ever TO buy their Boots aud Shoes IL
them. Our retail stock hereafter will always con.
tain every description Of goods wanted by the people
We also are making extensive prepsrations FOR
Wholesaleng Boots and Shoes, and We iavite, eost-
Try dealers TO call aud examine stock and prices,
as il 10 our determination 10 sell good teYms
hey can be purchas.din st. Let1is or Chicago.
DAWSON, GRTGGS q co.
oct25 Rrady a door from Cd.
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ny SANDERS & BROTHER.

the right hand, is hollow in the cen
tro, and there 10 risk o. cutting of
the thumb; the left is high, and the
danger will be less Napier was
startled. II got frightened he said.
4 saw it was an actual feat Of delicate
workmanship & and if had not abused
the man as did before. my staff, and
challenged him to the trial, honestly
acknowledge | would have retired
from the encounter. However, | l,ut
the lime on my hand, and held out
my arm steadily. The juggler balan-
ced himself, and with a swift stroke,
cut the lime in two pieces. felt the
edge Of the sword on my hand as if q
cold thread had been drawn across it;
and SO much (he added) Tor the brave
swordsmen OF India whom our fine
fellows defeated at Meesnee.'
New YORK "lNsANITY. ."--Shopkeep-
er-Hulloa there; here, you niggel,
what are you doing with those bootsp
"Sah, I'se only jist taken um away"
Shopkeeper--''l'aking 'em away, you
sconndrel, don't you know that is
stealingl"
"Be keerful, massa, how you ac-
cnses dis nigger ofstealing. l'se NOR
ally insane"
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.1EEN0YLVANIA RAILROAD.


-
cite. vish he Wss;srn. h orth wsstsrn, ana South
road also connects .t PiebuIgh vl.b daily line ol
Cisvsisnd and sandusky with steamsrs 70 all ports
oni he North sstsrn Lakes making Ne most di.
rect, eA.sysst s.s rsiistt: rsa.s oy which Freight
Rates bstvesu PhilaAslphis ana Pittsburg,
First Class. .-Boots, Shess- Hats
and Caps, Books, Dry Goods tin }soe. . 100 4
boxes, bales and trunksD DruEs
Onboxes 4 baiss,) Furs, Feathers,
second Class. :. Domestic sheet
nal bales,) brugs (in casks,) Hard use. y l0Ok
Wool and sheep Psits, Eastward
Third Class. - .Anvils, Steel,
chAins Qn casks,) Hemp, Bacon
forE, ssissd aooss OF in sack ITO $ssc , 100 2
tsasro, Haaatactsred, texesps Ci-
Fsssrsh ssssSih sSCsi,s; Ci:ss. .-cosss, p,.A, ,B..
zss ssstvard,j Lard & Lard Oil, $ssc VIOOH.
Lead, Nails, Soda Ash, German II
Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, DC.
ans .as. ssee
COTTON-S2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
weight until fotneI notice.
sdSlpaa, be partleulsr 70 marx psekasss ls,s Peas
syIssais Rsiirss1.n Al goods csnsigAsd 70 the ..
Fss,.sr Assnrs-Harris, wormly & Co., Mem
phil, Tenn, &. 2. Sass Coz St. Loais,y $. Aitch.
dock, and Carter 4 Jswett, Louisville Ky: r. Mel
drum, Aadtson, Ind; sgrikm.n Brown, and Irwin
q Co., Oincinuxt; N. y. 0rzham & Co., Zanesville
O.; Leech 4 Co., "a kAby q. Boston; Lesch = Co.
Astor House, N. York; William st. and Batter
Place, New York; &. J. sBsedsr, Philsdslphia; Ne
grsW r Koons, Baltimore Geo. g. Pronciscus, Pith
burg. -
H. J .LOMBAERT, ssSf. Altssss, Pc.
PsnnsylyaAia Railroad.
Three Daily hISagh Trsins sssysss Phlssdsphia
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgst " A. NJ, aad
Pittsburgh fer Philadelphia at7 a. NJ The fast las
ieay es phiRat p. NJ. and Pttsbnrs for Phil
sdsiphIA at P. N. THR NIGHT kxPREss train
leaves PhiladslphiA Tor Pittsburgh at II r NJ. and
PittsbuIgh Tor Philadslphia Atle ?. n. .gg.sas
The above lines connect st Pittsburgh with the
Railroads 70 andfrom st. Louis, No., Alton, Galsna
and Chinaso, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
vIle KY; Tsrre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belize
fontins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Cslunbus.
Zsnegvflle, Massilfon and Wooster, Ohio; also, vita
he stean packet boats nom And to Now Orleans
st. Louis, Louisvills and Cincinnati.
Through tickets can be had TO or frsm either Of the
Per further particulars see hAndbils at the diasr
snt staIting points, Passenger from the West will
and this The shortest and NEST eXpsdiious route
Philsdslphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THO,s. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phils
}. MRSKlMEN, Agent Pssssng Linss. Pitts.
Phila. Nov Cd IS dly
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NEW TIN STORE.

NEW I'm 8IOHE.
rINhK subseribsrshavs just opened store en- Hsr.
1 rison between Third and Fourth streets, where
tasy intend manafaesurtns and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds Of
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
P.rteular attention paid TO Roofing, Spoutins aud
Jobbing. Country merchsnis rely upon being
supplied With Tn ware at Wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper, lead, Ae, taken In exchange 70.
goods. lAflSdtn GRANTEES BILL.
.vOstce.
THE subscribers have this day entered into CO.
i partnership In the Merchant Tailoring business,
under the name Of A. CASFEEL & CO., sld will
carry Oh the business at the old stand, where ma
se found fresh assortment Of
New and SeaS0n1ble Goods,
fol Gentemsn's rear, and made up 10 order In III
latest styles. We hsvs on hand largs assortment
Of the best made Furnishing Goo d., consisting of
ell varieties Of sG& aHG t@E
Shirts, Undershirts, Drawers, Stock Tiss, Cra-
vats, cloves, Hitts, Socks, Suspsndsrs,
Braces and everything In this line, for sss st low
mark. Give us call.
. A. CAS- FEEL
=,s GEO. LATIMkR
Davenport, Oct -, 50 nov l2tf
POTASH AND CALORlDE LIME.
Fer sale by ALVORD VAN PATTEE.
Inn
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NEW FALL MILLINERY

JUST RECEIVED At THE
PARIS AND NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
NILLIuG1y 0f01I.
eoRHsR ~ saAnS AnD vuaD sTaDste,s DsysHpeaT,
wa IOWA. = ii.
THE subscriber takss pleasure In reforming the
1 Ladies' Of pavseposti Rock Island aud victniiy .
thes he hAs just retufnSd from New York with q
'SsiaiiIiS MiiIinsry, ss;Snf fHalaIrsi4ery anA Fancy
FgF 5HeEi51s GO0Ass $50 t a.
Our stock OF Bonnet and Sash Ribbons, brocaded,
striped sAd plaid, black aad eolored Velvet
Ribbons, Silk VelvsA, Satins, Slks,
.sN French Flowers, Feathen,
Straw Boppets, &C.,
10 tAs iSrsssf ssS Sest eSsr brought to tAis nSrks
SPECIAL INVITATION.
We would pa1tiAulArly tnvtbe the Ladies' 10 call
and sxa mine our beautiful assortment Of Silk, Silk
and Straw mixed, Satin ard Velvet Bonuets Of the
nsWsst Paris Styles, dark and white tdmnsd Straw
Boonsts, Infants embroidered Hoods Aad Joeky
Csps, &c. 5 =
Honnsts Of every description made to order, and
warranted 70 please. Milltners supplied with Pat
tern Bonnets and every article in their line, at
wholesale. AEy
N. b. Straw Bsnnets besched, pressed and alter.
cd Marking and stamping 70, sn kinds Of smbroi-
dsiy and brsdias done Y Grdsf e A oheIs notice.
cor. Of Brady 4 ID ~, Davenport, 10.
Sept, 30sh, 1855.
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StODfs.
BUY YOUR STOVES
AT THE
GREAT WRRTERA CINCINNATI
s r @ " e s. + o r = !
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
2d Street, doors East Of Harrison,
Wholesale and Retail

Wholesale and Retail!
"HERE will slways be fou nd one OF the bestss
Nv sorments of Stores, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron
Wire, Jspannsd Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Wsrsin thh city. among bis sssortmsn,o Of
S OV ES
are the celsb,sted CimsX and Cksrter Oak Coek
stoves, coal or wood; vi ful. and complete Is
sortmsnt Psr!or, Boz aad Heating Steyss, Elevstet
Oven Stoves, and many other patterns too numef.
Gus 70 uentaon. Our motto ls Quick Sales and
small proats; Good work, all warranted or no sais;
One dollar ave lis dollar esrnsdj and BY calling
good IN article ~ At any other house.
Particular ette ntaon paid 10 Mouse Roofing, Spout
Ing and Job Work in general out Of good Tin and
stock, hoping 10 receive share OF the public pat
ronaSs BY this motto: "Quek Sales and Small
PsoAeaG ~ fsep0l .. l. HORNE.
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RAILROAD CORSETS,
lust received At
u dscle WADSWokTA's.
BLACK LACE COLLARS.
4 GOOD assorsn entcan be found a
a dscis WADSWoRTH's.
SATIN LAIN,
fTSHE richest Curtain Goods In the city, wi tn bands
i and tasseh 10 match, st
declS WADsWUhTHS.
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ROOTS r. SHOES, i.
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL,
At The Empire store.
ana WE have now in stoIe large aud well se-
XWv w lected stock Of BOOTS and SHOES, TO
which We In invite the attention Of ell in want
ofartclss in our line. Country traders wish
Ing to rsplenish their stocks viii fnd 1t to their ad
vantage TO give Us 8 call before purchasing eises
where.
WORK We continue to hold out indne ts la the
way OF prime stock and stylish work not eqused
thisside ofNeY YORK, IL styles of Ladies' work
manufactured as usual. Brady street, Davsnpert.
spi30du MOORE l. BROWN
/ AIDES Assl 9aiters made to order
IL NJ. b.
VI NJ. e. b
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Dr.. =. 0LsHAUsEN,
fnysician, Snrgson and Acsouekar
fennsylvania AO Wse.
tovl7 ,lsf-dly

HAMS.
euSar Cured Hsms 1t II Csnu
!2e want . choice Sugar C ursd Ham ~,
-, - shoulder, apply ., my Pofk House on F-os,
sugar Cursd Smoked Hams II csnts.
smoked Shoulders
uhin oefa. useennt made to-tse Trade
: :. !: Al. ID. BURROWS.
,.,, NJ n. HEIDENAEIMBE.
wholesale and Retail Grocery ana pr.v,.,.,
Store.
.seG6aa !, ~, doors belo,o Bradu, NorM .;a.
! a nAv = lust received and am openia. oua 81 -
as -, oGE s9a ses, selected stocks of
uhoCEhlES AND PROVISIONS
sns attention q country msrchxntS and ths nm hna
prices. saoeay reduced
where. PafcaAAh{ etse
- DAG a2-du
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GRAPE VINES


1NHE suoscribsrs wepid respectfully cali the
j tention of Vine Growers 10 the Il
Early Northern Muse adine Grape.
Having raised and proved over forty aidsraniY "
etiss within the last 2a years, aad II to es pe
Mstly hardy. very proline sud rpsning oEe mot
earlier than the Cataw6a Isabella. and yieldlh
one gallon Of wine to eyery6 quaSts of clean frut
We have limited stock of Large and yigotch
plAnts for spring planting, which may be had OF o.
authorized agents; price from one TO nse doliai
each, according to age and size, We caution u
public sesinst fraudulent vendors. We have 81
pointed Ne ssrs. Fir ley & pwirs our sgents Ia
Iowa, Of whom plants may be had liberal Ill
Gov nj 10 dealers. p. STkWART,
D. l. HAWKINS
Nav Lebanon, shaker Village, Columbia Co., L
FINLEYG DWlRE, Agenls
For particulars see large bills 81 Barrows i Pref
yaAns 'ras Gazette once. ianas dan
ALSO -
fruit and Ornamental Trees.
ERulr TRkRs, large sixss, Fiows ring Plan
ossgs orange seed, kssrsresIs IN lsEae qsan
IaRss IN FINLEY s DwIRE.
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tctsis, Saloons, &c.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corner Of Harrison aud Front stfssss, one square
below the Ssss N Packet aud Ferry Laodi.S.
IL HUMPHREY 4 CO., Proprietor.
NNouLD respectfully announce 10 thsir Eastern
W friends and the public 80 sassay that they have
purchased THE
Large New Hotel.
and added more than onshAlf TO It's former size,
aud having re fitted AMI re- -fafatshed the entire
house, are prepared 10 render tue stay or guests
plessaat. they Will ai@ 10 unsrta eeutiausnce OF
The patronage 70 nesrahy Dsstowsd upon em
heretofore This house 10 Of tAe IA msst pleasant
10 ca lens 10 Davenport, eommap ding view Of the
river, Of Rook Island city s0d Of old Fort Arm
ssr2px WV ~ y
CITY HOTEL,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets
ACKLKY Z oLNSfKAD, Propristors.
rt,HE undersigned would respectfully inform theit
j friends and the puole, that they have this day
opened the sCTY HoraL.n for the reception Of strsn
sad ne WY furnished The location central and con-
shall be- wanting to contribute TO the comfort other
patrons ~
Erten s,y with and attentiv ehos-
tiers alwaysin. attendance. Also tsrgs ysrs con
ascted, for the accom- moussion Of Farmers, de.
Ashsre Of public patronage isrespsctfuy solicisea
ACKLEf 4 OLMsrRAD.
raHN Aar
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..x L. W .ksPsER
HRAHA M n kEFN Eh,
rorwardine and Commission 4erchanu,
sn . sR,IRROIS'NET BLOCK, FRoNfsThEEi J.
Davenport, Iowa.
n.d,. collected for the purchase ot Grain, flour,
Wool md Produs generally. r.
-R8skRgnCgs- d..
bauows 81 Prettyman, davenport, lows,
WISE. Pussy q Wiss, Phil, Pa,
sUrinssr, Harbsugh q Co, pit.'oury' r.,
SpAng Co., ..
SSs,ls 4 Hammer, Cincinnati, Ohio,
T. Mccoy = Sons, n lisbon, ",. !" ,o.,o
h 4 %. Mcdonald s. Co., Wsiisviie, onio'
Mohisn Martin, a.
ueorge Wslis, ~ ,,,.n. :.
Hssssy 4 Sinclair :,
iames Graham, New Garden,
asycbants generally, ssieI, .
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Dentists.
e, 600 ID ft I 4 II,
Natal Qu r0a0n

Dental Surgeon
once on Brady street, east eide, sd door oeioW
Third street,
,.n27au DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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M HRTEs
EMRROIr)ERIES
RAILROAD CORSETS

LARGE arrival nom aaction-mskins our
n stosk he iarssst snd chsspsst IN the stsI: Bs
sure 10 call at WADSWOHTHS.
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The Only Genuine .HacIaisse
Wss Patented Nov. sth, 1853.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

Wtsner's Patent wash tub.
sv1HE undersigned Offers for sale the right TO make
= sell and uss tae ao te named popular tubs IN
me- OF the best counties in Iowa This is rare
chance for energetic mon to make money. As this
territory is selling rapidly, persons who think of
embxrkins in the enterprise will do well to appiy
soon. i. r. COATES.
Once, NOS Commercial Buildings, entrance II
Brady ri. Dsc21dsn
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NEW YORK HOTEL,

HArTiS0n, bStWe0n Front and booond buSets
Oas square below the Ferry Landing,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
J. KlEFER, Proprietor.
Tais House Is one q the Most pleasant location:
commanding hne view ofthe Mississippi river and
Rock Island. jzu22 dtf
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LORENZO FAIRBANKS,
formerly Of Nsw York OhyD

COUNTY SURXE,Ys0S.EH. E,Ys0S.EH Ind 10.
r.si s,s. once In bs Court House. All oIosrS
promptly sttsndsato. aug Nv"
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Garbs.
Drugs aas Nssicipss.

ALvoRD. - VAN PArTEs.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20
IR ON FEN GIN G

epsA ~ on - -''' '' - ,'.'S%'!S;sssN S%SssN
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20
c.rIrLr. III. Iuns ee. 1899.

CARLvLE, H.. JHne ee. 1859.
have us0d Prof. o. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects My hair was
bscoppg, thought, Prematurely grny. but by the
nae or bis Restorative has resumed its original color
and have no doubt permanently so.
s. BREEZE, ex-senator, U. s.
O. J. WOOD Il CO., ProPrietors, 3l2 Broad way, N.
" lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing 3stablishment,)
and liz Market st., st. Louis, No; And sold by ull
Food DrueRists. (oet. 8, '57.-3m
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-10-20

go CLEVELAND Ohio, Dec. S, 1855.
DR. RoBAcK,-Dear Sir,-I should be indeed ungFate-
ful II failed to rcpyeto your letter OF the 10th ul
inquring the effect or your remedies In my YOu
to earn for your stisfaction what the Scandina
vian Remedies have done for me. But, my dear sir,
wish you to make my statement public, not only
just tribute to your skill, but tho benefit %
Others who may be auherng as suffered, and might BE-
cured as have bscn cured For than six years,
You are aware, endured a continuous rty rdom
from the combined eoct OF chronic dyspepsia liver
complaint, constipation, and most deplorable condi
tion of the nervous system. During that time, EN-
ploycd tho bcst physicians in the and three times
visited New York for the purpose OF consulting the
less. ldesPared OF recovering my health and almost
wished for DEATH II this time your ad
hope, to try your ScsSDiS.vIAH BLOOD rURtytER AND
BLooD PILLS. Only nvo months have elapsed since
uncorked the first bottle and took the fast pill. Three
words will tell the resuit-l WE'LL: yes in better
health than recollect having enjoyed since my
childhood: NY recovery, under providence owe to
you. believe have paid you about thrty-fve dol
lars for incidence and had every dollar been HUN
DRIED, they would have been cheap. With deep graft
AIRY ANN COS 1otK.
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EvERAL CHESTS best, To medium YouAl
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VERY truly and gratefully yours.
SOLOMON MANN,

PytuSp Woop II was long time after saw you
0s ssford before got the bottle Of Restorative for
which you gaze me aniorder upon your agent ~ De-
Mamie hair, the surest tcst of its power II has
done all that sou assured me u would doi and others
81 INV family and friends. having witnessed its effects,
are now using and recommending its to others as
entitled 70 the highest consideration you claim for it,
Again, very respectfully and truly, youu.
p, - SOLOMON MANN.
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Any ANN cos 1etk.
HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1855

HAM;LroS, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1856
DR. RoBACK-Dcar Sir-l have read in the newspa-
mnny accounts Of cures effected by your Scandn.
avian Remedies but consider my at least
interesting and marvellous any of them. As far
concerned, one testimonial more or less Is of
little consequence Your fame is established and
statement cannot add to celebrity But for the
benefit Of my fellow creatures desire to make known
the facts When call.d upon you at the instance Of
n dear friend, the 9lst of March last, had been
nine sufferer from catarrh. The irritation OF
that some times II nlmos5 drove crazy. could
p, and frse from unpleasant ,nsations
At various times nv rent ply sieans had attended
me, each treated me in. iis way, but of
them did any good. I despaired OF ever seeing
another we'll day, and VIII IN calls ed a consuta
ton had very little hope of relief. By your
advice, ente red imme ediately upon regular
OF yourScandinavan Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
was encouraged by the cheerful, hopeful way in
which spoke and resolved strictly TO follow
direction In loss than week, all the worst symptoms
of my complaint began to take mildsr form, and
continued to improve from week to week until at the
end OF three months, my head entirely relieved,
and trace OF ths catorrh had left However,
continued to take tn. remedies for nearly six weeks
longer, because found they were building up my
have ella psed since the finished, and have
had sign Of a relapse. should be glad to this
letter, the substance OF it, in print for the gua
OF others. Yours, with heartfelt grnttnde,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH.
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