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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-02-27
Tia psmsIss of Iavrsaos and Tie
507 Liquor Shops. oa

Our oorrsspoodent ss Avrsses, Kanns
alluded, In . lsttr publishsd in our oolamna
few days s,ncs. 70 The gsnsral destruction
Of liquor BY The females Of that place. Th'
Herald Of Freedom gives the following par
ticulau Of the sksir:-
"0n Saturday, the oath inst, at half
past ten In tho forenoon, about forty Of The
ladies of Lawrence commenced tour Of In.
spection to the reputed groggeris. The
6nt plaos visited was Mr.. Rowley's saloon,
in the basement of Woodward 4 Finley's
block. A general demolition Of dcmijohns
and bottles snsued, and al liquor found wss
Destroyed. The party then proceeded TO
Mr. Fry's bakery barrel Of ale was found
here and WAS split on the ground.
At this stage Of the proceedings Mr.. Fry
appeared on the street, aourishing brace
Of revolves, threatening 10 shoot every body
that had been engaged in the destruction Of
his property. Several other establishments
were visited in rapid succession BY the IA
dies, and small quantities Of liquor found in
them were destroyed. A call was then
made at Mr.. Morey's store, on Masachu-
setts street the party found the doors lock.
cd and Mr.. NJ. informed them they could
not enter; he Acknowledged that he had
stored there ono barrel and keg Of whis-
koy, but denied owning them An entrance
was finally effected and general search
made, which resulted In the discovery and
destruction of FIVE barrels and ono keg
liquor. The hatchets of the ladies made
short work Of the barrel heads, and soon the
earth was saturated with the contents.
BY this time the whole town was In an
uproar and on tho spot. A great deal o.
feeling was manifested for and against tho
operation. The spiritual sympathisen
sworo that they would have their favorite,
and had It not been for the presence Of q
strong party Of men. prepared to protect
them, the ladies might have been molested
in the performance Of their praiscworthy
task. After IN unsuccessful search at
Stearns' whiskey shop, tho party returned
TO the school room and took steps to organ
i.e Temperance Vigilance Committee, to
prevent the future sale Of liquor in Law
renee.
In the afternoon the ruf6anly spirit, in
duced by tho use Of whisksy, shone forth in
all its glory. A party Of men visited Frank
lin and purchased halt barrel Of whiskey !;
about three o'clock p. N. the wagon return.
Cd, with rcd Gag aying, and tho liquor
was then paradod through town; NOISY,
yelling rabbls followed In its trait, stopping
In the front of various dwellings Whose in
mates had madc themselves peculiarly OBJ
noIious, they drank the whiskey. A visit
was made to the Herald Of Freedom ofhce,
and loud threats Of burning the building,
&C., wero uttered-they did not like the
course taken by some Of tho members Of the
establishment"
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D-Thsy tell story about Yankee
tailor dunning man for the amount Of his
bill. Tho man replied:
al am sorry, very sorry indeed. that I
can't pay It."
"wsll." said tho tailor, ~ took you for
. man that would be sorry, but II you are
sorrier than am, I'll quit"
~ Sir Henry Hslfourd, .the eminent
London Physician, nys: "Of tho great
number to whom II has been my painful
professional duty to have administered in the
last days Of their livu. have sometimes
felt surprised that 90 Isp hare appeared n.
lletant TO 30 to " the undiscovered country
from whose bourne no traveller returns.''
A GALLANT PANrrs. Gilbert Stuart, the
celebrated portrait painter, once met lady
in the strocS Of Boston, who said 10 him:
"Ah, Mr.. Stuart, I have just secn your like
mes. and kissed 1t, because Il was % much
like you." "And did Il kis you In roturni'
"why, no." "Theu," aid Stuart, "i. w~
not like me-
~During tho year just expired, thirty
Revolutionary soldiers have died. The num-
Der on the pension List. last July, was Sl4.
e Il il . facs,, ays the Bombay Ga
setio, "that tho entire population Of Hin.
dostand dos not average sizpenos . year
for clothing"
NovIL ILLrsrRArios OF SciKS0. During
. learned lecture By German sdventurer,
hs illustrates tho glory Of mechanics - .
science, thus:
Do ting dat is mode h moro superior dan
Dc mailer. l show you how In sons ting.
Suppose ! make de round wheel Of Do coach.
Yer well! dat wheel round Eve hundred
mils-and I cannot roll one mysslf! Sop.
poso I AN cooper. what you eall. I nsks
do big tub 70 bold wine. Hsbolds tups and
and gallons, and ! osxSef AeN more nss
flee bottle! So you 90 dat what b msds =
moro superior dan Dc maker.
UPabody, The London banker. ha'
given $500 900 towards tbs ossblshnsns'
In Baltimore, Of an inst,tution. to smbaos
. frss library. . musical scsdsny. and
picture gallery. The donation y 10 b m
crassd 10 5000
1Mr. Punch saesos that The nsw
water proof paper should Be used ior lining
milk pals.
01rhs sousansne Of suer paid $e,7so,-
900 duiis On sucaz lass ysaz.
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Tue BucxERRr-A NIw VARIETY. The
variety is known at homo by the name OF
Newman's ThOrnle's blackberry, and is Is
free from thorns ss the common blackberry,
which il resembles in size and shape of stem.
being perfectly round and smooth. The
stem Of ths blackberry, however, is red and
green. Both vine and berry ofthis variety
have their peculiar advantage over the New
Rochel,. ,.s-,hs vine Is cultivated and handled
without Gloves and the berry docs not b.
oow.e brown after picking.
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STAn Irishman was asked at dinner
whether he would take some apple pic
els Il houlsome inquired Teddy. "T1
Be sure Il Is; why isn't itT' because
said Teddy. 81 once had an uncle that VA
killed with appleple1y. and sure enough
I thought Il WAS something ofthe amo sort. "
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. change took p'ass IN their conduct towasb
hsr. She, however, though fully unds.
standing then, remained quist. - I
Altar while, the htbss Of he yssse
Lady visited the school. A be was sooi.
looking man. and q they obssrvsd the ptih-
capal and Others treating him With nush
Difference and respect, tbs scholars wss I'd
10 inquire Of their instructor who be W
and what wss biz business on bsins told
that be wn the father Of Mls a., and thaa
be wss . member Of Congres, they wGs
6llsd with smassmsut, and immsdiAtsly
made an attempt 70 ronew their attentions
a. formerly; bat itwn too late. She look
cd upon their conduct with such ooutsnpa
that they wcre obliged 70 keep st fespect
fal dishncs, while those who trsassd her
kiadly. without regard 70 bsr fathers sap
posed occupation, wsss ever aft~wsr& h9
iavoritss. t'a H
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HStsphen A. Douglas 's 10 speak to The
principal toast at the Astor House dinner,
New York, on washington's birthday, Civ.
en- by the association OF the friends OF civil
and religious liberty. This Is An instance
Of the skillful use Of contrast TO heighssn a.
effect.
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LOUIS 0. COWAN, Editsr and Proprietor.
UNION AND EASTERN JOURNAL

rus Uuos Asp EAsrszs JoeasAL 10 psblsAsd ever,
IspAr 81 No. I, Central Block, opposiis The niddser'
noass. rerms t1yoo pr sanam, VI el-eo pss
within tArss months hon The TINE of suosefisins sn
1ssspaper Assat is the snly ssihorissd Assa hs NJ
pspss In the css % Ssv YORK, Heston, and Phiadsi
phla and 10 daily empowered TO Ake aivsrssosns siss
sabssrpNons 20 The zane rates ~ reqanct ~ - NJ
snoss are Hsw Ysyk. rribane Baidings sssfes
sshOlay's paiiding PAiissspAia, n ". ssssss IAafd
~ Chsstnat street.
RCUs WATSON, Pvissss.
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p"what are you going to give mo for
Christmas preseut'' asked gay damsol
OF her lover. "I have nothing TO give but
my humble SELF" was the reply. "The
snaiie'i hvors grassfally received. !" replied
she.
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hntfru
r,vp o1pcrpp upynvauonr
Ann "a SoAS
in the vsllies To the westward.
by the lakes and BY the nye.,
In the OF prilneyal forests,
On the plains, and on the mountains,
Has the story " Chihswah,
OF the ghostly Spectre bridegroom,
Aad tie fa,ed Indian maiden,
Been repeated Oh, aud oilen;
oi the lase-.hote by the iouniiin,
In the siywam ofthe chisliain,
Till the Shiwneo m,iden ,remblsd,
A. she heard the thrilling story.
When the wiswam ires wee lighted
10 the moonlii nights OF sumner,
Maids and warriors, all will lisieu,
To The legend Of the Spectre,
wh-r, the tu,buleut Nebraska,
In A., hollow voice uplifting,
In The deep and soInbrs forest,
Dwelt q beanisous Shawnee maiden
by a loud and brswlins torrent.
ny tho es'arac'' INC ma'''"'
Dwelt with her brave "aH'offa'oef'
lAlnah han many "'o
~ hef 'ee'' INC a''A, "s,"'
Lala n's s'"Su'""'y "O
Aad The hua'ef' On Tue p'a"s'
Thsus" OF her' nna sPeu MS af""'
Ttuef, towards Tue oouno'ns 'ea-aee''
Loved wssshe' IN oil The SnIsse'
Loved by all 'se gray.ha'rsd old men,
Sunshine OF the heart, y they called hef'
"Memory Of youth, they called her,
But their vows Of love unheedsd,
Pad they 10 the golden twilight,
In the quiet sumineteveninss,
When the buoyani evening bfesrcs'
Ssepi and sighed. as sisned TIE ioSsS'
As they sonsh' 'he'r 'one'S 'ouses'
When the moon rose DER 'he mountains.
Thus II was, and many warriors
R1aiered ae'P,ra'e AM hopse"
by the seofh " 'n'> A" 'n"''eu'
In the winding warPaihs, 'efisned'
AHd the noh'e'he"f'"d hunters
fl'd INTO the d''naiiore''s'
And returned, never never
To The lodges of Their Ia'iers:
Aud upon the roV'"g pfsh'e'
SeaIh the pine trees OF 'ne ""ou'ano'
They were never seen by mortal,
Nor the soil sand o' tho hser.
Nor The marshes of the irn'ahds'
No' Tue qu'eA'hs "oss 'uSH'0o'e'e''
Il Ee' oO'e ~"n's' 0i '"sn ''"''"p'
"O' "'0' "' ,''|N ""N
u' "' -,
10 Tue aho " 'he "aeO"Na,
To the realms o' 'he Great Sp""'
In the reg'"Hs TOWARD 'ne ''nsS'
L'''naHs o'sVe "A''''' '"'"e''
Quts'. ned het' one summer e'e"'as'
"oh my uaus'e' 'en "e "u''e'o's'
DOs' ihoa sase WIN ''''o" dreamy
Ga tho say, ana on lhe wafer
Whrr-iofe, whea Thy lovers ~oo 'hse'
With their siis, aud their caresses,
Dosl ihOu drive them from thee, slyhing,
To ih. unknown. drrary regions,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

rrs -, I I'M. ~ OF THE Aa.
Ss n.s,iau y. elm plisity, .Asapn =. Avk
nanisy strongly recon- mend lin ssss q IL CO.
NE pfsirles Of Iowa, which i.
ss.. ns,. rsisrsacss ana lsuss.l ),
esinI tho pstent.s. q kd~ln 49, re rev ssi lssai
Ceispfsssd combined 1IindInx aud a.i,s.ss y. "a.
FIGURING Mil o. swol..,
sos 70, ne stats q low. .onsr State o,.a...
have ~ n cs,is oa.,., T., sale ON w.
Perry and ~ sts, ws slv.. sii "a - sAAtsso ~
hall h.. moi Lss, tsd ~ Alsisnt oss.u Il us =.
TINS mill presents rare chance M peeuAtors VII.
table Investment. ssss, SUI. M M ~
This Highly inxsalous and muo, .. wv
IN ~ somr s,a 49,. ,sstsie IL the nlauuis.a isvssu
ms work, grinding, boAng and ssp.r saiea ls,s.s.
siafis operation iuso ssssn difsfs, ~ I'M
saa Feed AND that within asraoe of oi Il W..
ss.is. na.I., Ioa ssr lss ~ l,s.d,
stone. oniy D inches In dIasuets, ,reoeA Lc,r Ss
serssd at single operation ina me 0rla -.
md ssort. s0 As'oa,, aiddiinss Ship s ssa ss~
Vel y, n9m assysn horse powe, On ia Applicable % ss
The small space II occupies wosi1 no, ouW y.
placed ~ room with other mActias,oe E.s.d ~,
eon.ruesoSp o s.s s,aI,ass 70 ~ nsa
iopg, VIII snpersede aud revoiuIonse certain To-, ~
lug MILL The null compact, ail oltsl Va,
s.a.. II he :ars a. {. 1,a
,foaniry ,kr.. ro,,,i l nsal. ~.
,ns nav.s .poweraIssy erected, en- sah %, ~
rlns ss ~ complete asre.at yourur ~ a..s
J.ursos ss S A. seven n.ra nandred dsilars y u
throughout the stato ar, 49, y siouriss ".
sss our ~, n.,l 70 oS.sA.on bei4e pareAs.0s s.i =
'o%' , az nsfsey warusd nom irsp.siua = 80 ~
u tho Law. men 10 thu stskS 0A
twcnty four hours 80 osfeis Of nssu
so' 'a''As' ~ naGs a. Pply 10 OF sda.,.,
fl,r,.. VvS9D0k.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT JOHN JORDAH'e

IOWA LOlHlNG SIUkk.
A LARG Il and varied assortment of m ems u nd
A0sys, Ready sArdo Clio ing, embrac
Ing aiithe diBsre atsnd aud 20 nd
good orkmsu out ofIhs3Sst material.
Pine, inediuln and comt10p, Union, Hesver, ~,
Pilot, Petersham and Fiushfhg, Bangnps, Sack ssdd
Pxisiot Ovsreoau, Cloth, press aud Froek Coats OF
various eolors and qusltis ioth, Cashmere, ssti.
asi, Velvet and Tweed panlaoons SILK, Satin, Va.
ientia swAnsdown Velvet Flush, Cloth, Csssimex u
sstinet, Double aud smEisbIsa.!sd Vests. MONKEY
Jack cts, Drawers. undsrshtf Hosiery, suspenders,
Glover, Crava Il, tiandk rrchs Shirt Collars stock .
Ties, Scar Winchester and Scotts paieIt
shouldersosm shirts, and AlIareios
IL kept In xentlcmans furnishing stores, tnciu
Robes de- Chsmbsc and Revere vsstsand ovcrcoats
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, ASH
roeres and vossingsAli Of which will be made up 10
ordsrin the best manner, with prom NJ accom-.
modsting priees, and BY competent v orkmen. This
es,ablishnisntsin tho monthly receipt ofths latest
fashionss thAtordef ntrustedt them may be TO.
iiedupon ssbeis In The those Who de.
sirsii All manner ofplain work and work ia gen.
teeinsdiam, promptly attsnd Ito ~ heretofore
HATS ola new sly istogcther With II ofihe com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
patronage IN ~ bscrbe aadent
" hopes 70 neritaeo nstnusnee ofthesams.
JOHN JORDAN.
AssehAn Clo,hier ,on PYontstreet, sppo-
si,sths Steam Mills.
Davenport, July I'd 4 1885, wAd-tf.
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N A .s,i ciaras Patent CON biuss -.
and our object ssine 10 disposs ~ Ani eoaSicss
q NE Territory Of tke stat. my ns Ne 80
sn% Ia.ss Mii, naohinery, Ensino, Pia,ursU -
rssi.bI S., N, "s re on sesemmodss,ss
ring . Ia ne aa.n,,,. ~. IN I. capable y
amp expense. The slssnlar spps ~ w, havsTG
20 - ne West, no better nvsstmen, |. sussspss
's.. I'm. money The whole concern :. .sss
Del. n. du s ursIa.ss Y pasVli1s sssx . :
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lSueeessors 10 u. w. Barnes,
New York Harness Store.
Manufacturer and Dealers In Harness, Bril-
dis. saddles, Collars, 1lAnkets, -.
A,kars now manufacturing cxtendyeS Coach,
w Gig and Team Harness OF the latest style anu
the work 10 give satisfaction o. no sae
A splendid variety Of Coach, bukgN, Team and HI
dis Whpsjust received the most extensive sssort
meLtin the west. Blankets In every variety, India
Rubbertorse Covers at manu- actarerp priees the
only agency for the safe OF these articles In the
west.
Thankful for past fssors and hoping continue
lion ot tho same, dater ourselves We can please
all Ia want Of ARTICLES in our iine.
L0Guk Il NEWLY,
I'd st, doors Hast of Brady,
oei3d sc DIT Davenport, lown
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HENRY w. MORRIS,
AuCt1oneO1
Genera Agent, Conmission = Auction Broker
second ~. bstveen Perry aud Hook iriaai SIS,
davenport, Iowa,
WILL make advances on all kinds al Merchan-
w die, buy, sell and locate Land Wa rants, and
ttsna ~ all kiBds OF Real Eslaie or money trans
actions, collecting Book aud Note Accounts, nnA
al kin ds OF Commission business.
ksfe sra 10 tho following persons, BY permission;
Rk swift q Co., ban ksrs, Chicago;
Box es, Ibnis Co., "
Isllnsh, PowsnA n Lean, bankers, Davenport
q Campbell, ksq.,
Dewitt Z Marshall, banker, Rbin check, y,Yi
PL CaImsB q Co., NJ adison, Wis
stokes brothsn, New York CITY;
John Saysry's Sons, -
Lntks, kstcham Co.,
CisIk, Wilson q Co.,
Smith sheldon, Trey, ny;
James Wager, Eco, Z"
L. Potter Co., 90
John y. Hull. banker, PoughEeepsie, ~;
Frederick w. Davis, do a"
Reuben North, do +"
Joseph T.. Harris, do {"
Hon. Charles H. Rugxies,
Hon. Morgan Carpenter, g."
kdm und Norris, Esq.,
Chas. 3. habsell, Rsa., Bridgeport. Conn.,
{. Augustus Morgan. banker, 81. Paul, MT;
Shear, Packard Co, Albany, NY.
HENRY ". NORRIS,
Formerly OF poughksepsia, Duchess %, NswYofs
DayenUOFt lct ~ tSkE dWH
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Fire and Burglar Proof safes

IL AtiN9 obtained the agency for the sale of Lii
IL lies Patent Fire aud Burglar Proof Hafos, Bank
Locke Bank Vault Doors aud Prames We are prspar-
cd 10 furnish al manufacturers prices any o. hsss
ARTICLES on shoSl novr3.
These safss are all fastened with Lille Look CIV
Ing andonbtcd security against thieves perfectly
free from asMpssss and better hrs pfoofs han any
other safe made. The burning OF them In any bull
ding eaaset materially inJure lhem, sud they may be
exchanged for new one at any agency BY paying 10
repsinting 1heyaait doors aud franc are reliable,
economical, ornamsntAiahd generally used hero they
are best known.
The bank Locks have Away foilsd tks burglar aud
all Bank Lock seeking competitors.
The various Tests applied 10 these articles jurors
al mechanical aud Agricultural tars where they have
always obtained the nrst prsmiu ms essabliskss the
certainty Of their superiority Purchasers
Co call aud examine the art,eies, references, esSt6
Gates, Ne, before purchasing.
The undersigned are the only sgsutsin Rock L..
land (iii) and davenport Llowsy for tbs Wostd's
Sale Company, ofIroy, r. Orders addressed 10
either place viii receive prompt attention.
CHILD q BAKER.
Illinois Il. h~~H ,staad.
Psbs-dAvly, seconds IT. davenport.
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Chicago LsgMsOer!

rIMiE subscriber 81 his Steam Planins Mili IN
= Moline, Ills, has Jsst purchased . large guam.
NY OF Chicago Lumber, ana has made arrange.
monis 10 supply the demand, which he will cell II
wholesale or retail at prices tsat cannot fAn 10 give
Subtraction. Also
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will be sold cheaper than The sane car be
purchased eisewh here. Ills SIDING will b. of the
very beat quality, and hts FLOORING cannot DO
-nrpasssd all dressed aud ready for Immediate
JOB planning AND SAVING
Done Short notes, 20 your satsfa elton. Don .
aii 10 give him call. Re nsmber the place, head ~
aainana @slis streets, Moline, Ills.
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.. D. D 0xY'B
aFOundry ana Machine Works.
hh proprietor Y now prepared 70 eTsean svs!
variety OF maohinsry a short notice.
superior Steam kagines fsou Ave 10 on, hs,af,a
aorss power; kngfhss, Laihos, PIaners, Sts nh.
and all descriptions OF mill wort. Aiso, solc.san
In The west for tho man ufactare of~olc ords lsu
Sfietou Horse Pow o.; superior macAines .or N o.
pose intended. Wo sssId invits a. s,sasuos Il
pAIiesIequirnx saAfpg 10 their Adjss able Hasesa
and sosi oiiipx Boxos, superior 10 any thiax L q
Particular attsnsioA will be paid 10 rseairAS n
Shfnsfy, and prompt attention given 10 "a ordsls-
We propose W execute our vosk In me bsA NAME
sud hsA potnes requiring Maehihsry o. rspainsS %
nsos NJ With tLsir orders. Casing u all ftta,rp
Piled to order.
Works On Third street, opposite The CsASh,
buFyinx xrOuUd. Oav ma ~ an. 81 l.u
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Brushes.
I hAVHAspe assortment Of Fancy Hair Brushes,
Combs lea large lot Of Psintaad other Brushes,
for sale by
oeu7 @. 4. wHHB.
oliniAs.
I M OK. OF aaiuins rseeiv this day,
lW and fossAle by
octS1 q, r. WEBB.
class.
aSn BOXES window Glass OF all sizes froM 1I9
OeJU 10 30Asv, In shore aud for sale BY
oen1 n. WEBB.
0lasaWArD.
A FINK assortment Of Druggist Glassware Of all
n axss, for sale ~
oegc Z. 4. NkBb.
Herfunsry.
4 LARGE assortment OF ykkY fiNk PkkFuA-
IA kRf kxtracss, Ae., 10 which invite the Attsn .
lion Of The iadies. Fancy sosps, &c. for sale 6y
ocsyT T.. r. WkBB.
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Teas.
A dns lot Of Teas of all kinds, done up In and I
- ID. papess which viii seil cheap order close
out. loesz1 q. r. WEBB.
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Improved 0soillating Steam Engines
tCrlasc Esdsw uFth' q Patsnt,l
Manufactured at the Hswksys Machine shop,
Fourth 81, wast end Of tbs Of
DAVE PORG, 10 a.
rsrIE Subscribers are now prepared TO 0Eaiah TO
/ order EnztBes ~ any airs, and In vfto these
wanting rai at tn shop, where one Of the kind
may be seen running. Those Ensinss are dsls oi
simplicity and sompaetnsss, and combining - nsy
DO all ksss features oi the ssaasa Psstprssstssg
saxiw. with oAsr. Of great utility peculiar TO then
selves MAX. thea particularly economical In 10 ei
sld repairs. We also make,
MILL. WORK OF all kinds and MACHINERY
IN general, Of the best quality.
kepatring Promptly Done.
Those Who fayor u with tnelf orders lna, depend
On bsins served 10 satisfaction.
a.els 80 iwu TOWNSEND, SMITH & co.
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Hatont Medicines.
lust RECEIVED,
Gross OF Rhodes fever an asas cure,
=. SmithTTonic,
~ do1. Of DR. Dennles isvsr and ayus extsrmi
l1.as way rsnted 10 In foarAoass external up
plseation, The only agt. 10 this city.
Get@ CT. wEBB.
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ne nsst ntu ever ord M L ~ 4
FELTON'S PORTA Hf MID

(WHICH hAs taken Ne Mr. e.e- :.
Nv sfsfs SD cssas1 Nstes ~ ~ ~. ~
hibi,sd, and Geld Hstsi atsbe a nsssis...
~ ouy IAis .suiy sHeellsss - o1eSalsi
patented Jany. "a, isSS, 80 - -. -.
humber Of these milk cold, and IT, 60oannslnS
nane fossioay deeisss tAstS Rsnt to0u1 ~ ~,
been soid u tAs Last aa moa,As). IT, >s S~-'
Oily adapted Or GRADING Core, 0sas, 49,. .sss,
,se,,oa . sSs 49,, g. With s ~ u
sos MIL grtnds ffsI Z " bus. ,s ,s,.
ID bas. offscd per how. With from ~ Aes>es ~
other Nos proporsouAs smousa. rAsy a. N.
pfYpsisa y a"fss, sssAn % vssss power. end ~
we'll adapted " trrsssfh motion, hsnos Al t,ia,..
e"st They eau be attached 10 any cav MIL -
MsAL ssIsus arc s,iacAed 70 sAsse nls. Hus ,,.
asrins tsem shs oaiy trsiy SrssssssSis NH s,nr,
% hate.
Rsfereless can be sisea whore the.s Mill. l.,,
psce Ia aso 10 nonths without sitAss sscstyiss Al
need ax dressing, aud likewise who're ta.y vers ia
tfodsesd foar mont sso t0f sfin ding Tres Csy
Ills al established fast thks all mtlis uans tstv..
''fsf Jssd but sr.ss sss! >, and hsi III ~.
and cob srasls.s only crack The cora and cob, ~
10 be used with psonl. BattAs
FELTON, MILL,
without toiyes, and with grihdias .stt.e.. 80 ..,
,sispsfed steel viii Affect H. 10 !. psbe on s,,r
Ing 10 sny degree OF anen-ss, and OF con Ia
the ausnssa Of meai Those fsels ta,tit, y. IA 49,
fsi,iins these mills 20 give entrs sstslan.os
For further t1foTn Axiom and uils asd rixat ANN,
h.sss, Dessnpsss, issa, or boi ~ 2. Q.
dec si'dwu
Valley City Mills, Scott cs1p,y,
A kksoassantiy mAau b ring NE sss, srsdss
"A Flour which they viii eel q, Lowest usSs
| nsiess through tAetr agssu.
kVANs, GHAW & CO.,
sspss Corner Perry md Second s,s
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1861 FALL STYLES.
1885.

81. "TVFWs
Manufacturers aud Dealer la HAS, EAos, RaTs,
Rabes, Bnes skin Glove aud kiNtrna-
NNIHar. la rs.siIA Of oar6A1.a. AIUGA,
w u which sits lhs attention OF the o.A'
Euns of Davenport, Rock Island aud vicinity Oar
facilities Tor ob.atnIs SoodstiIeai toa, nrst hands
enable. offer good oods at Ne log prices
whuIssale aud Retail, a. any honse IA The west
Highest aa'ket pf,ess paid tor All klnds o. ship
pihs fars. 6hEAN,
No. lie Ciaife RoW,
sspgd~u bayeGpon, Iowa.
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MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

IVA rs upscvbefs constantly making vkriaty
= Printing and Wrapping papersat their Atllln Mo
tine, Will pay Cash for ANY reasonable quantity Of
good clex 6coion iinenrnxs Uartsay DE agent,
A. o. Churchill viii call on the Merchants through
~ AID them In cash or paper for iheir
rags. 3. W. WHkkLoCk.