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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
Truth from the enemy.

The Black Republican press finds it
extremely difficult to agree upon any
common apology or explanation Of the
recent political Rcvulsion.
The Syracuse Republican q rank
Republican journal, makes something
more than an acknowledgment of de-
feat-it records its own annihilat,on.
The following is from that sheet:
LAID Our.-The Republicans of
the State of New York are whipped
community. They are completely
routed, "horse, foot, and dragons"
and scarcely a grease spot left, to tell
the place where that mighty party
stood last year.
The Buffalo Express another rank
Republican organ. enters more largely
into tho details, and expresses itself
convinced that the one year old Re-
publican party was sort of optical
delusion-"a mirage" which has dis
appeared with the FIST wind. 1t
says:
Everything seems to have been
swept away by this political pestilence
which has wrought quietly but effectu-
ally in destroying the Republican par
ty. Well, let it all 60. We are con-
tent. If the Republicans care SO little
for their principles and advantages as
party, as to sleep while the enemy
is abroad violating the Republican
temple, THEY DESERVE THR
FATE THAT HAS OVERTAKEN
THEM. This result shows that there
Is no Republican party and that ,phat
appeared to be saeh one gear ago, was
sort Of mirage Mrown upon the public
rtew by a peculiar condition Of the at
mosphere, and ,rhich disappeared when
q change Of eind came. The people
entered the Republican party last fall
from q love for the principles it profess
sed and showed their devotion for
those principles in majority whose re-
cord is bright page in the political
history Of the State. After that VIC
tory the party became more intimately
acquainted with the designs Of many
who attempted to lead them, became
disgusted, and went to sleep, from
which are fear there is no acaking.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
Movement OF the Laborsrs.

Meetings Of the laboring classes in
the eastern cities are now becoming .
matter Of daily occurrence. The I'M
employed Thousands which are thus
continually calling upon the people
for labor from which they may derive
support for themselves and families
during tho approaching winter, must
not and cannot be turned away, nor
must a deaf ear be turned upon their
loud demands for that which our coun-
try is abundantly able to provide.
True it may be that the matter in
some instances, has 1t the foundation
mercenary motives, but this is the ez-
ceptiop and not the rule. There 10 no
telling to what extent Of crime the
pangs of hunger will drive men. 1t is
not for their own sakes alone, that
these violent demonstrations which
daily come under our notice, are
made the greater number have fami-
lies-wives and children for whom
they struggle-snd for whose support
they will not hesitate to resort to e.
traordinary means. We are glad to
notice that the proper steps are being
taken TO afford them present relief. In
our cities there arc hundreds Of benev-
oIcnt persons who will exert their ut
most to secure to the poor within
their reach some means ofliving. The
city authorities are also busy in ameli-
Grating their case by providing work
and food. To institute riots and blood
shed, VIC fear, would prove more disas-
trous to the deserving poor than any
other course which could be pursued
by them, and yet should there be .
failure on the part Of corporations to
attend to this matter who can tell the
extent OF the damage that mob Of
starving men would create. The at
tacks upon the storchouses twenty
years ago only had the effect to keep
farmers from bringing their supplies
into market, nor would the result be
materially different in tho present
time. While we have a proper regard
for the feelings which incite the unem-
ployed men Of the east, we trust they
will have the good sense not to mis-
trust the spirit Of our government,
which is one not stained by fraud and
wrong, maintained by force, and
prostituted to the benefit of the few q,
tho expense of the many. Property ia
ordinarily taxed high for the support
of the poor, and now that extraordin-
ary times are upon lis, extraordinary
measures will be adopted to meet the
wants of the hungry In Boston, in
New York, and in Philadelphia, CHAIR
table men are engaged in behalf of the
suffering, and even the city authorities
are dong all within their power to
screen the inhabitants Of their respec-
tive places from the chill blasts of the
winter Of want.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

The House Of Representative consists O
234 memters-lls constituting majority
Il will be seen from the above table that thu
Democrats have . clear majority Of % over
the combined vote of the Republicans and
Americans. This majority will be increased
to rs at an early period Of the session by
admission Of 8 democratic members from
the ne Y State Of Minnesota. It may be I'D
ded ~ most significant fact that SIX Of the
seven Territories Of the U. 8. will be repre-
sentes. In the next Congress by democratic
delegates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

PROFITABLE PROsrECr-Mr Murdoch has
made an arrangement to play seventy con-
secutive nights in New Orleans, st. Louis
and Cincinnati for which he is to receive the
sum of ten thousand dollars. He began his
engagement in Cincinnati on Monday eve
ming last. ct Woods Theatre--No. Demo
crat, |.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

AHD WHIfB TDDfH PnRPUnnD OBEATH
W aud otautiful Oampaextoo can be sequireA
~ q fng the "Bslm Of . 1Aeusand Ylowese /" What
Lady or gentleman would remaio under the curse Of
. disag6eeable breath, When By using " Balm OF
thousand Flowers'' ~ dentifrioe would not only
render sweet, tut leave the teeth white % alabas
teri Many person. do not knOw their breath u bod
and the subject 70 delicate their friend viii never
mention it. Beware OF Countesfeits. Be 0uTe each
bottle Is signed f91AlD0k l. o., n. 7. For sale
By oil druggists.
"woopLASD CREAM."-A Pomsde f"r beautify.
ing the Hair-h,ghly perf,nsd, Auperior 70 any
Frencn Article imported, and for han he rice POI
dressing Ia les aair It has no equal, gi,tngt .
bright, glossy appeaTancs. u cans.s 0entlsman's
Hair cum In the most nstuYal manner. u TsOoveo
Dandru6, always giving the Hair the appearance Of
being fresh hampoonsd. Psics. only any cents.
None genuine unsto slgne0
YBfRSD0D 90.
Prop -ictors Of the "Balm u Thousand ylovsss."
1or tsle by IA vLon Z sALLoaD. No 10 LsClairs
Row. Sole axsnts for Daveuppst.
July33dAWem
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

sss Il shot that officer" exclaimed Q
Kentucky rifleman, rs he saw an officer fall
at New OrleanA
II shot him in the right eys,' replied the
other rifemsn.
"And shot him in the left eye" vas the
yeopoaee.
xltsr the battle it Vas found that An Of.
low had bsea shot in both sysA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17


IS ~ Aasos n vns
~ CosaaG b he HIN siAs-
H0as 80. unto d.sk y
Dorothy b-sds The Hre,
Wsisins for hes spsrs
GA naa ~ eAiaspsy,
esediso bsst1n paper;
On isAy seas he tss,s,
AakisG 81 go. q
oeosseAes Deeulios kid Of garment.
veTy ca vishou'. and
Who'd . shrieking-bowline;
Owl ~ IN tns osch.rd,
Out, p-sh,p., . sse.ins
IA, tap o. p hit b q door
Dorothy ooks pi~assnt,
'JoAothau," she whispers sly;
.sssm- u \ isnt
o. $500 Sas0w that d. DOT want 70 &c."
Door b eren1Jonsahsn
shy bow "a " dup
" u Dorothy. Ia putty we'll,
And soein how n's you.'
Old nan stops hts r-s iu&,
UNd lady quilts z sewing?
Both rsa.Ys % Jonaihsn
well, ssow, how lie bio wine,
hssss geins TO - some tail weather, pet svsow.'
1s,utstion over,
Joaathaa 10 mum;
Wishes over sundry times
That he was 10 hum
DIN ~ cod their bad;
Dorothy sug ses's that they
He'd betts g. bed
Az prodi- ions grin nshts W Jonsthsns physi-
0gnomy.
Old folks snoring souniy,
Young folks elise toge lher;
JonsthAo and Dorothy
Tsnirg 'oout the weather,
Jonsthan y thinking
WOW to pop the question;
But HE b. ART / thum sing 90
CAn hardly keep his vest on,
AAd bic tongue ciesveth 10 the ioof VI his mouth.
Dorothy locks slyly-
KNOWS th.r.', something coming;
Looks around 1t iona hAn--
He eels mst like running.
'sDesssst Dorothy" he ssys,
And his hear; beatA fs-t-r-
s'6pcse that you aud would 90
Down to Parson Gator.
And get aked the riasting bonds Of mat rlmcuy
90
Yesrs have assed away, AID
Down within he valley,
Tar away from city
Street or dirty alley,
Stands = little cott.ge,
White SNOW in aarch;
jonathan and Dorothy
Sitting the porch.
And half dozen white heade1 youngers nd
then.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
Duh JOB OFFICE.

fAsss havtas printing vost Of any eseR'sssss "
y Aose vim md ths Job O0cs Of Ne stats ID
,aoc.A, sxs 70 ,ara u out % nessly, and 81 - no
,ses,s prices, - sny In the city. Oss sssostmsos "
m, end svssy other requ'se, ssrh - 70 'ssve
oah,es % - desired TO snso,s - fsrnlsh - veil
srseutsd boa work, circulars. POSTERS sea 80
lsbs, o. can b. printed We iavies any hssiss 80
mssAs 70 give oar once triai.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Onder this head . limited uumbero speetaa notices
will b inserted 1t ten cents per line for each inser
tion or my eents Per week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

npoANANLHA LAND OO.-1Ais OoapaaE
v now sendy = eell ~ = " AAnAn
- the town d OonancAe. u o0esD 49, q IL
most desirable business snA ressaco Ne aboas tAis
oouihhine town. Any in1bsnAt,ea eencs1iag ~
eeme can b. obtained y canlAg - enc. 4. Par
fsel7d0 0A4AM0uD LAID 90.
- We Aavs sons vesy desisaAs less se1sctsa
aad eor sale u Oamanche. nat sem. psDses
set@s %. ma1e hnsWo, 0poo agQ1taol1s0o - PA.
K9B, 8OWAe00 A3AlLMA01 - 1o0WS Wo0s
Apru 8 AT. ~ " 2
T.B. DOoA1I1lD.
lTTORMEY AID CoUUngxxo3 lTxAW.
0Ass-NlsAslls' Nsv nssss Dsvssssst lsvp.
ostAee JuAe - ~ onQsens0 0uUau1ne0sass g ~
seg o.As. q: lss116ssa. U.aDaG ssaA1sv1
-. 49, - s.ss ID -. asasacuA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

W0.ALLEu. w. r. 0lAnE,
ALLEN Il CLARK,
Attorneys 4 Counsoll0YS ct Law,
AoewSo Psbte, OsmMlsss ..,r o. DssSs ~
1oeeeoAxsals, Agents for Chsrtey Ook Ia
knswa0Ncs o.; Real ksfoes GNd
Djec0vnt Brokers.
MB7ROPOLlTAN BLOCK, SECOND ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
r~0lI.HCFIONe and oil professional buSiness b
II oVssy part ei the stAta Entrusted 70 or care
WI ssestve prompt attention. Money invested; Eases
~, 1T aea.rssidsntD; Money Loaned oaenens1ss.
kaoa Del lBtats ssssrity; Barms, Houses and lots
lsasoG 1se Gssate Of Ill kinds bought and Sold on
NdDt1 osestanty on hand 70 loan, On personal
- nesi nstats security.
LAID Wssrsats bought and sold and losated b.
egpsstenced Agents
Ne invtts ~ attention Of all peSsons In search a
htghN improved Farms, valuable city propsSty, or
unlnpsoved Lands, our extended and daQy insssas-
hg eaaalogue Of Real Estate. To parties wahing 10
invest q speculation, oer on the most favoSabh
0ermo, large tracts Of carefully se .cted Prairie and
Yf1hR 49,. situated near lines Of proposed RAll
800 r nearly III the counties OF the STATE.
~ loeoo tSacnD u lnnd 10 Minnesota and nlsoou
4. osns Of tAe best Iots In Omaha City, MI. W
~ Sa11nt That fsoa1 ltst embracing property -
rs emooot ef halt million OF dollars, we can eaaily
1900 iii Aesrous Of making drst rate Investment
Nov11l1 #5s ALL1N = 0I.AAx.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
Pl,ansanaoherr

Oome acres Of land adjoining the garden, embra-
cling the orchard 10 In high state VI cu walton.
coed stable smoke house. well and cistern attached
TO the premises. Six Of wood land, or twenty
II desired, will 70 with the premises furn,.hine an
sbur amer OF nse wood. Also 30 acrr lot btlonsnx
20 the same pre- misses DC leased II desired which
u IN hiRh ststs cut walton.
Arran smeats So d terms can b. made With
thu present etoY by which possession can be had
Immediately.
70 any one wishing 70 embark IN the vegetable and
crepe business, win aud this . most desirable loca.
lion.
Apply to TO. lads.
oclOdW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

y )o119 from Penn Van, statss that the
~ ~ bksa 1e:uge. iron essdAy nesa-
- u LIT a. - - teh-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17

0sso ~ vasAia0aso oeaaa.
luoeSn9 the Books.
Tie Nsse Aosss Of Ryvssnfstiasa
The eleetio1s for menbess Of - Hess =
Representative Of ~ esxs Coegrsss have
nov been held in oil the States Of the Union
With the following result:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
For Sale.

a large number OF City Lots. improved and unim-
~ proved-Farms ami arm lands In scot, county.
and unimproved hands In al! ps,ts Of the state,
Enquire st Niokols' f,rmsr Office
Main street, oors below Second.
NovSaf J. DIAL 4 co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
'CRUSSES.

@~ CRUSSES,
~ for the success ful treatma mt Of Herbia or
q Ruptures that may he worn with ase
and q mfort The sub1criber has was on ,and .
large assortmcn. II Tru enbr acing the
rrte variety ever oLerei. H. guarantees corr, ct
adr al applicants, also sale SuslssnsoPy
Baniages, Elastic Stockings Self Inject ng SyrtnRee
Hydrant Enemas, o. ne~ and improved makers.
dtf RAM as JACvBY, Apothecary.
UBIN'S Extracts for the handkerchief, war
~ rant genuine, constantly on hand and for
salcby
TT fRAN,is JACOBY, Apothecary.
DAZIE Aman,iine, ust received By Express
l)f ON the mana factureis for the cure and prove.
atior Of ha ped hands h for sals by
CT FRANC IS JAr0BY, Apothecary.
ArD MRS BETS U,ero-Abdonlinal Supporter,
~ Invented Is Mrs. Sarah Belts Philadelphia,
highly recommended by the Aediesl Faculty, ~
being the be t ms. runen Of the kind For sale BY
du FRANCIS JACnBY, Apothecary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
c. AUGUSTUS HAvILAND.
Attorney 4 Counselor Il Law

ssSss AsSOoG s0O0VotS
go AND Il
NOTARY PUBLIC.
DAvMe001, IOWA
OFFICE with 7. Q. 1ads, L. Claire Row. -.
trance lie Claire Hail.
Aw bnslssss ssd ossveyasshe prsapuy s1sss.
IL ded TO.
Laads bought and aod On Commission.~
Money loaned 0 rnlineunnbeSed Ri DAatA snmr,
Ny.
Taxes paid, and Collections made for parties In say
section u the countsy, ~ - -
An extensive scquafntance IN BssteYn New Yorh.
among those about TO rmGrste 10 this vicinity ene.
bles M TO offer great nducsnents 70 tAoss hayins
lands u dispose Of,
-AETE1EuCE0 -
kx Gov. Myron n. Ciar4, Canandaigpa, II. =.
Hon. Charles H. kugglss, Poushtsspsis. MT,
Hon. George ". Sterling
Capt. Richard Psck, New Haven, Conn.
Hon. z. =. 4osgan, Aurora, N.Y.. ~
New. Thee. L. CuyleY, New YORK City
Benson J. leasing Esq,
Rockee, Inness Go, Chicago III,
Taimar, Powers Mclean Davenport Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-17
REAL ESTATE.

J. MONGER,
u EN- E A L l. Il N BK CEER
WILL buy and sen al kinds OF proveity on COM
~ MISSION giving special attention II the *.
for Real Estate
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BORUP g. CH.A.MPLIN.s

NOULD respectfully inform the Merchants
w and the public generally, that they have
bought out the interest Of Messrs. Burba nk E Co.
in the Forwarding and Commission business, and
that they can afford increased facilities to all
those who may favor them with share Of their
patronage. They will attend 10 general Storage,
Forwarding and Commission business, al their
Warehouse on the Lower Landing. Having
leased the Wharf-hoat. those who ship to them
will save expense Of drayage.
REFER NCEs:
Cronin, Hurxthall and Lear, New York,
J. Harmon and Co., Buffalo.
James c. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather and Co., Is ~
II. F. McCloskey, Galena. ~
B II. Campbell, g
F. s. Jessup and Co., Dubuque.
Chouteau and Vale, st. Louis. &
Borup and Cakes, st. Paul.
st. Paul. NJ. 4. apl.tf
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T. P A u L 5s.-ss
IRON STORES!
NICOLS s. BERKEY.

WHOLESALE Dealers in Iron, Nails, Steel.
w Piows. Axes, Springs. AxIes, Anvils,
Anyils. Vices, Bellows, and Heavy Hardware gene,
rally also, Agents for Herrings and Heirz's Fire
Proof Safes, Wabashaw Street, are now receiving
their large stock. consisting in part of
20 tons Of Assorted Iron. rs tons Plow Steel,
1000 ~egs Of Assorted Nails, 6 tons Spring Steel,
tn.- Cast Steel, 100 Sets Axes, 60 pairs Of Ell
'ep,c Springs, 5000 lbs harrow teeth tons grind
stores, 200 boxes window glass, 5000 lbs pure white
lead and zinc Linseed Oil and Varnisb, 100 bundles
Printing Paper, Breaking Flows, Cross and Corn
Phws; Anvils, bellows, Vices Shoeing. Hand
and Sledge Hammers, large Iron Kettles, Axes,
Saws, Crowlars, Cable and Log Chains, Wagon
and Buggy Boxes. Screw Plates, Nuts, Washers and
IA large assortment Of VuIcanzed Rubber and Lea,b-
Ter Betting, Lace Leather and Gum Packing for En-.
gInes, etc., etc.
o. All which they win sell at low prices and a
LIBERAL discount will be given to the trade.
. St. Paul, Jnne IL, '56. 49y1
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EXCHANGE AND LAND OFFICE
TRACY q FARNnAM,
EXCHANGE. BROKERS AND .
+ a M ID Al e w ST az,
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.

TNOLLECTION made. Estate Exchange for
~ sale at current rates. Eastern drafls and
certificates Of deposite cashed Current Bank
notes received on deposites Gold for sale. III
terest allowed co special deposits. Lands. Town
property, and wild lands Fur sale Houses "a
rent, etc. etc. All persons having Real Eatat..
Tor sale, or wishing to purchase, are invited to
call al our Office.
We would suggest to strangers coming here
with money to purchase Real Estate, that bv con.
sultlng us they can ascertain u hat lands are for
safe IN the vicinity. price ETC., and when desired,
we will act as agents for the purchase Of such
lands which we can generally buy on more fayo-
rable terms than can strangers.
Persons wishing to make investments. can a.,
|so through our agency as fayorably as il here
themselves.
MONEY INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE. 4
We will invest money in Real Estate, for tb.
nrst three hundred dollars, at Ave per cent. on
the investment, and three per cent on III sums
over that and will give, without charge, full
and accurate descriptions or the lands--the quail
ty Of the soil--proporiion Of prairie and timber
land, water. etc. and the probable protita BILE.
ness Of the investment--wli also act as gent "a,
tho payment of taxes.
LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS.
We will enter g vernment lands for capitalists
and sell the = me, when desired, for one half a
the profits. and share the losses equally. B,
this course we should be equally Interested. witt
THE capitalist in securing choice pieces Of land
iOr we will buy government lands, and enter int,
ia written obligation TO take them five wears from
date Of entry, at a hundred per cent advance o,
the original cost, or loose all claim for our ser
vices-lhus realizing twenty per cent per annun
10 capitalists fur the use Of their money. Fo
lands entered in this manner, we ask nothing til
the expiration Of the Eve years For PERSONAL,
selecting and entering government land W,
charge la cents. per acre.
Eastern Drafts, or Certificates Of Deposit, re
ceiyed in payment for lands.
TRACY & FARNHAM.
EFEREN CES.
Hon. e. II. Dooli,tle, Utica, N. Y.
Hon John E Human, Mayor Of Utica, NY
Messrs Clark and Richardson, do do
Hon E w Leavenworth, Sec State, ALBANY. Y
Hon Dan Pratt. Jus Sup Court, Syracuse, N !
Hon Israel Huntington, do
Messrs Ely. CIapP & Barnes, New York
VIM H Woodbury., Esq
Samuel w Putnam, Esq, Brooklyn, N Y.
Hiram K Jerome, ESQ.,, Rochester, NY
Henry l., Fish, Esq g
saxton r Gavitt, Esq. Lyons. N Y,
Charles Clark, Esq, Buffalo, NY
George Seelye, Esq. Geneya,sN
Anthony, April. ytf
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA. s7,.s
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

8 n
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
YNO all persons afflicted with Sexual Disea ses,
Il such as SPERMAToRRHGA Seminal
Weakness. Impotence, Oonorrhaa, g lset,
Syphilis, the Vice Of Oaanism, or Sel(-.dbuse,
&c. &c.
The HO Ward .aSSOCLATTON,in view
Of the awful destruction Of the human life, cans-
cd by Sexual diseases, AMI the receptions prac-
tised upon the unfortunate victims Of such diseas
es by Quacks. have directed their Consulting
Surgeon, as Charitable act worthy Of their
name, to give Medical .aivice Gratis, to all per-
sons thus offiin,ed, WIN apply BY letter, with y
description Of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits Of life, Sc.) and in cases IF extreme pow
erty aud suffering, to furnish medicines free Of
charge.
The Howard association is a benevolent In
stitution, established by special endowment, for
the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted with
"vruent and Epidemic Diseases . has now
u surplus Of means, which the directors have
voted to expend in advertising the above notice,
II is needless to add that the association com
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age. and
will furnish the most approved modern treatment
just Published, by the Association, a Repor,
on Spermatorrhna. Seminal Weakness, the
vice Of Onanisin, Masiurbation or Sef-.Abuse,
AMI other diseases Of the Sexual Organs, by the
Consulting surgeon, which will be sent by mail
(ia sealed envelope,) Free Of Charge, ON the
reseip, Of Two Stamps for postage.
raliress, DR.. GEO X. CALHOUN, Consult
ing surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
.Ntath Stree, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order o.
the Directors. nSlyi
GEO. FaIRCHILD, Secretary.
ie ais EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President
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SNYDER AND M'FARLANE,
= ~ az 10 a. q B az R Sc
NJ NNEA POLlS

0PF0st1e 1Ee OHSPeHstOH DTtdge, Fails Q,
s. Anthony, Man. Ter,
WILL buy and sell Lands. negotiate loans
ate Land Warrants IN Minnssot. i low !.
aad Wisconsin. Inquiries respecting the country
~ letter or otherwise. promptly answered. 39 u.
K E4FE.R cErs:
Hon Alex Ramsey, Ex-Goverpor,
Hon N Rice, Delegate TO Congress, Min.
Gov Pollock. Harrisburg.
James Steele & Co., Phiiadelphia.
Hon Frederick Watts, Carlisle. 9 6
Brady Sharp, Esq, s7a stS
James r Irvine, Esq, NswviIle .s,sf
Hon Black, Somerset,
lion Eddie. s Pennsylvania.
; = Good, Mayor. Springfield. ohis,
James Carson, Esq st. Louis.r
VIM. Wilson. Esq, Baltimore. Nd.
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G0n ACRES for sale few miles above
lOVO the mouth Of Elk River ich
prairie delightfully."- situated mile from the Mis-
S'sslppl and nearly opposite the new town In ID gu
on the west side Of the river. The ,al mark
Tor al! kinds Of produce at home and the nearness
to grlst and saw mills make this desirable farm
ing land. Inquire Of
TIP 4nY& Eap nrr1aas
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S. S. FORBES

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Graduate j
-. the Medical College. Albany, N. vi. Offers III.
70 the citizens Of Sank apids and vicinity
= INC var'c,s branches Of his profession. '"''
es.srre and office, for tho present, IL tho store
o. C.n Van Mast, At Sank Rapid,. 80 ''S' :
Daps Rapids, July 24, 1885,
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DISSOLUTION oF PARTy ERsHIp

ME Co-Partnership heretofore existing be.
tween Charles NJ. Larue and Andrew ]
spears, was dissolved on the 26th day Of Novem.
s Ie., looo All debts against the firm from he
l I'm gay o. March 1886, up TO the day Of disco
.uuon, wili be paid by me, and all those indebted
40 the firm are hereby requested 10 cali "A sss,Ia
immediately. ANDREW ! sprX s ss'''e
Swan River. Feb. 9Th. 1857. 7a;4