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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-09-19

i A.a.,~ xrsAanes 8 Hatsnel,e 1anks. =
n. manic seems to be rapidly subsiding
i -s~srd 10 the paper Of these institu.
.;ons. ma there il little disposition to sell
+ : rn;nous discount in this city. We have
M fn,ther information than was communi.
Gated Yesterday. The Banks ct Chicago,
Davenport and Iowa City, still decline to
receive il. The impression seems to DC
general that those who issue this paper are
honest men, willing and able to redeem it
il they are allowed time to collect their re-
sources. The worst feature in regard "a
such paper is, that the people have nc
knowledge of the amount in clrcu!atlo q
They know, by general report, that those
vhe issue i are wealthy men, whose credit
stands very high, where they are Known
But that is ali they know. With institu-
tons chartered by the State, the case y diff
ferent: for the State so regulates ana CON
trolls the issues, as to prevent excess, reck-
lessness and fraud. By system OF checks
and halances. one institution watches an
other and the State holds in its own hands,
secnr;tv for the circulation of the WHOLE
Iova City Republican.
The Davenport State Democrat thus
speaks OF Inns matteI-
BANK PAsIc.-We have received tele-
graphic dispatches from Chicago that the
Western Exchange Bank and the Fontenelle
Bank of Nebraska, were no longer redeem
ed there. This news spread throughout the
city with great rapidity and caused quite a
"sensation.o The Bankers have refused II
at their counters. But with the light of q
few hours. and after the alarm of the first
shock, the people began to gain confidence
in the two banks.
We believe that the bills are perfectly
good, and that the failure to redeem in Chi
cago, was an unexpected presentation of an
unusual amount Of this money at the re-
deeming agency in that city.
We advise citizens not to dispose OF the
bills of these banks at discount. Ihe
following are the Stockholders OF the West
ern Exchange Bank. 81
Green, Weare & Benton, Council Blutts.
Green, Weare l. Price, IT. Des Moines.
Green & Weare, Ceda. Rapids.
Green, Weare L Graves, Marion. a'
Hem, Williams 4 Co., Fairfield. s
Calvin Graves, coopertown, N. Y.
LEROY futile, Omaha, Nebraska
The same parties are also stockholders in
Fontenelle Bank, Nebraska, with tho sddl-
ton of P. Gelverton, President Of the Peo-
ple's Bank, N. Y, and also the Bank OF
Elgin, is II stakeholder in Fontcnelle. We
think that the Bankers here were rather
hastv in refusing these bills, and we have
reason to believe that they will soon receive
| them. ..r~i. rf
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The Southern Citizen--trishnien for Slavery.


John Mitchell, the eloquent Irish patriot,
who was so much in love withFreedom in Ire
land and Human Bondage in America, IS
soon to issue at Knoxville, Tennessee, apa-
per called The Southern CitiSen, which will
defend the Democratic party in its subser-
yiency to Slavery, agreeably to the spirit OF
his expressed desire for a plantation well
stocked with fat and healthy negroes. We
cannot help contrasting this spirit and pur-
pose with that expressed by the great OF
Connel, and urged upon his countrymsn in
America. While Chairman Of the Commit
tee of the Repeal Association in Dublin, he
directed an eloquent letter to the lrishmen
in America, dated at the Corn Exchange
Rooms, Dublin, October IL, lS43, from
which we take the following extracts:
"How can the generous. the charitable,
the humane, the noble emotions of the Irish
heart, have become extinct amongst you?
How can your nature be so totally changed
as that you should become the apologlsts
and advocates of that execrable system
which makes man the property of his fellow:
man-destroys the foundation Of all moral
and social virtues-condemns to Ignorance,
immortality, and irreligion, millions OF our
fellow NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the slave hopeless
of relief, and perpetuates oppression by law,
and in the name Of what you call the Con-
sttution?
"Slavery is repugnant to the first prin-
ciples of society; but it is enough for US to
say, as regards Americans, that it is utterly
repugnant to that declaration of the equali-
ty Of all men, and to tho inalienable right
of all men to life and liberty! TO this de-
claration the free citizens of the United
States have in the person of their ancestors,
solemnly pledged their sacred honor.'",
In conclusion the Liberator remarks:
"We conclude by conjuring you and all
other Irishmen in America, in the name Of
your fatherland, in the name Of humanity,
in the name Of the God of mercy and chari-
ty, we conjure you, lrishmen and descen-
dants Of lrishmen, to abandon for ever all
defense of the hideous negro-slavery sys-
TEN. Let it no more be sand, that your
feelings are made so obtuse by the air Of
America, that you cannot feel, this truth
this plain truth-that one man can not have
property in another man.
'.Once again, and for the last time WE
CALL UPON YOU TO CONE OUT OF
THE COUNCILS OF THE SLAVE-OWN-
Frs, AND, AT ALL EVENTS, TO FREE
YOURSELVES FROM PARTICIPATING
IN THEIR GUILT.
''Irishman! call on you to join in crush
ing slavery, and in giving liberty to every
man Of every caste, creed, and color.
"DANIEL O'CoNNELL,
"Chairman of the Committee"
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~ L. MALrr has just completed, on
Upper Broadway, 6ne residence. 1t is
very pleasantly situated for ''rural re.
treat" By-the-way, he has lately taken to
himself n "better half" and We suppose
will, ere long, proceed to install his family
in the aforesaid neat and comfortable resi-
dence. The joiner business appears to De
good-lnay it be long time ere his corpo-
real system requires the services OF the car
peater, unless to enlarge his house, to make
room for an extension of his --- family.
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FRANK LEsLIE'S ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER
PRICE TO SIxCEyTS.

Nov THE CHEAPEST PAPER IN THE
IN World hisspendid weely Paper has Just closed
It's Second Volume. The Two Volumes contain nearly
dGced at an expense OF over THIRTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS.
is generally admitted that Paper has ever been
produced in this country which all compare ith
the illustrated Newspaper.
II has portraits of all the living celebrities, New
Churches Public Buildings, and Arts and Sciences
duly illustrated II also contains the best Original K.
mances OF the day. beautifully illustrated short Tales
Anecdotes, Chess, and the Latest Foreign News up to
the hour Of going to Without losing Its hitherto
distinctive character Of newspaper, it will
much more Of literary nature. In addition to the
above features it will have Thrilling Adventures,
Novellettes, Discoveries, Inventions, hints to
everybody, and the greatest possible variety OF misce
laneous reading matter While the EDITOR al
talent ot the Paper will be increased the Artistic skid
will MT be diminished. ln every department it will
without rival On this Continent.
orsnn 1uLa<
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Pretty ~Squaws.

Those who have read the Indian tales Of
Cooper, Simms, Bennett, &C., and have me-
yer seen mn Indian squaw, doubtless imagine
that among the dusky tribes there are hum
dreds of tall graceful maidens, with regular
features and pretty forms. We have recent
y. visited the camps of several different
tribes Of Indians, and seen many hundreds
OF their females, and as yet we have not
found one who approaches to grace or beau
y. AS general thing they are greasy
sioucny. lousy, and slovenly-6t subjects for
. soap factory. We venture the assertion
that the author of the ssLast of the Mohi-
cans Or OF "Hiawatha'' never saw an lndiaa
glri. Il there is such thing ~ Min-ne- ha-
na, we should be pleased 70 see her; she
wouid oe fortune for Snowman Siossr
City Eagle.
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Judge Green, one Of the principal stock
holders and Directors Of this and the Fop-
tanelle Bank, passed through this city e.
day, on his way from New York. He saws
that the throwing out Of their paper, At Chi
cago, was great breach Of faith; and that
the Banks will both be erect again in day
or two.--Iora City Republican Of 10Th.
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Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THEBE WILL De A
Neetine OF the Stockholders Of the "St James Town
Comnanv,1 st St. James, on Thursday, August 9Th,
l661 m O'Clock r n. At which time, the Steckhold-
ers are requested 70 pay the amount Of TIE Assess.
msnts on fheir Shares, Or the same VIII p declared
forfeited. =. =. O11IN1,
Asoust o-3vs Sesfdsa'.
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~ Messrs. ROBINSON & CUTTER have
lately opened, at the old stand OF }. {. Or
TON, Grocery and Provision Store Can
in and see 'em, they have most everything
USUALLY found in such an establishment.
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CO ANDREWS new mteI begins to loom
up magnifcently. Workma are now ensas-
ed upon the fourth story. ID is the inten-
ton, we believe, to have it completed ere
cold weather sets in.
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CTJ66EPsoS 4 SIEGRIsT are receiving
their Fall and Winter stock of goods. Call
and see 'em, and also see advertisement IN
another column.
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81. Lssis Failures.

There have been several heavy failures il
81, Louis, of which We have not tha nart;cn !.
lars. The following are among the fa;lnrs,
reported: '''e 1''A1' :
John Thompson.
Mud I Hughes, Commission Merchants.
Pegram 3 Co., Bankers.
.. >. Anderson & Co., were run very hard.
oIt a. last accounts had sustained them.
SELVES Gate City Of the lltt.
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CT The Nonpareil, published in Council
Bluffs, is one of our best exchanges. Great
taste is displayed in the mechanical depart
ment, and the editorials bear the impress of
a master spirit. We have heretofore had
occasion to speak Of the ability with which
this paper is conducted, and We deem it for
tunate that paper of this character
thorough organ Of Republicanism-has been
established on the Missouri Slope. When
the Nonpariel was first established, we were
a little dubious with reference to its political
complexion; and when We became satisfied
that it was nm able and vigorous exponent Of
Republicanism, we were rejoiced to welcome
it into the fraternity. The Nonpdreil, so
far as its typographical neatness and its edi-
torial talent are concerned, is not inferior to
any other weekly in the State. We bespeak
for it the favorable attention of all our read
ers who wish to be posted up with reference
to any news in Western lowa.-Des Moines
CitiSen.
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The letters to which we alluded two or
three days ago, as having been lately re-
ceved, pertaining to this gentleman, while
they seemed to render it pretty certain that
his wound was caused by accident, led us to
expect that he had recovered from its effects.
The following item, however, which we take
from the telegraphic news, dated at Wash
ington on the Sth, leads US to fear that he
is dead:
The State Department has information
from official sources, that Prof. Francis, in
Ecuador, was accidentally wounded by
Prof. Moore, the cap of whose gun explod-
ed while he was loading in the dark. The
government of Ecuador expressing great So
licitude on the subject, issued orders to
spare no expense or sacrifice in endeavoring
to save his life, but he died after lingering
two months.
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re- We learn from the Gate City, that
a destructive fire occurred in keokuk, on
Saturday, the 18th inst, destroying property
to the amount of 100000.
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e. A building belonging to J. D. BAY
lIss, and situated in the Palmer and Bay.
lss Addition, was destroyed by fire, about
I o'clock this morning.
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CoUSCIL CHAMBER, !
September IL, 1851. I

Council CHAMBER,
September IL, 1851
Council met pursuant to call OF the
Mayor.
The Mayor presiding.
Present.-ALDERMEs, ALLEN, BABBlTT,
BALDWIN, CARPENTER, TREYNoR and Will
LlAAs.
Minutes of previous meetings read and
I'D
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RAYS Celebrated Centre Draft PLOUGHS on band
and for sale the Manufacturers Price, only adding
transportation
on hand and for sale in the origina! packages.
Call and Examine our Stock. |
.....a~ BABBIrT ROSS.
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BY SANDERS & BROTHER.

to enjoin secresy on friend Simms,
who was ~ much rejoicsd by this
latter, that he went st once 10 friend
Brown Of the Egg Hatcher, and told
him tho whole story. Friend Brown
laughed very hard, bat toward even
ing might be seen buying eggs Of .
countrynan who wasn't acquainted
with the 'seclusive systen, These
eggs friend Brown substituted for the
ones purchased from the female huck-
ster, and said nothing.
Friend Smith waited for the appoin-
ted time, and tl,sn claimed the hat;
friend Brown begged tor three days
grace, which WAS granted very cheer
fully. At the expiration ofthree days
he called again. Friend Brown in
vited him to come down in the cellar;
down he went, hearing oil the way
certain 'pssep peep-ings' that he
didn't like at oil, and at last saw f,ur
new hatched chickens.
"Friend Brown said he, "thse
can take thy hat" And at once hand
ed over . i've doll,r bill, walked up
stsirs. and as he passed the lem .le
huckster in the market, on the way
to his store, ,nuttcred: "Thse 10 \
humbug with lthy hon nunneryi"
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Wny, Sao,so sasa Wtoo0 ngOWo
10 him; "what 10 the matter with
slesi Thee looks diseoutsatsd.
.'Ah! James," answered friend
Smith, Il bsgin to have doubts"
"What does thee Doubt" inquired
friend Brown.
The ability OF thy Egg Hatcher!
Five days have ! watched The sggs,
and do net note any symptoms ef
the chickens coming into the world"
Thee il impatient, Jacob: tLse
surely knows that eggs won't hatch 10
i've days"
"Yss, yss!' answered friond Smith.
"But there should be symptoms. |
tell thee candidly, ! have n faith in
thy Egg Hatcher" Then speaking
s1t earnestly; i don't bslieve ons Of
the eggs viii hatch, ast ooel ] an
sure Of il, 90 sure that 80 yosi
need . new hat-wsll, will give
thee new hat II one OF those eegs
hatch, on condition TIE gives ne one
il they do not. Does thee comprs-
hendr
Il do, Jacob," said friend Brown,
"asf ! fosse thee will have to give
ine . new hat, Sorsee IT,"
Friend Smith agreed to wait until
. certain time, - q 20 give the egas
. fair chance, and went his way 70
je,cing; feeling % elevated af lie
thought OF obtainiag . neS hat, that
hc already bad determined 10 give his
old one to the porter in his stoes.
Why was he 90 celtAinl
A Few weeks before friend Brown
came to . crisis hs learned from the
lady huckstsr in the market that in
or'lsr to insure her hens laying rsgu.
Larry, she psnned up the hens b.
thsmselvss; and fIieod Smith knew
enough sbsut hons to know that
thoagh they would lay eenp undar
these cirsums1aness, vt thee eeRs
needing -: vital priaeipls nsvsr
would hatch! and lsAiag fasd Of fan.
- we'll q greedy o. 1nviae . nev
hat, he had lain : lesg tzain solely 10
attain this end; kad Appeared isAne.
sstsd il the Egg H&tGk9, tsodsd 4
recommended ffiena Brown TO buy
tbssc pazt,cnlsr eegs, and-aou =
was waiting " his bet. But q, x.
csllenos u tlls joks ses0ed . Usol
in his eyss, TIT h eoaA ~ 6Aooa
telling tfieed einns all ~ paEsiea-
laA gAOlae sse1lGh AaGleaiiao
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Commission jsrchau,s.

sssraes, Forwarding and Csanissisa Dssi.
ness.
sn>H late asn ofGaodr,eh, WhcsIes 4 YaE,is hav
tsg t-~a dis.ots ed, th. sassesibss Oil e.sttau,
sAe bsssssss ~ The Ware Hssse lately pied b,
kiiot Fiske; opposss NE n. Il ~. H. x. Depot.
fSsnsr suss"nssss = Lvtsass a@ds~ss shsit or
" Gesdssch q ss., which SHALL receive vsompt ~
seatioe.
svsDeiu GOoDRiCh & ca
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Moves, StovrS. Nloyrs,


Wf would inv 10 tho sltir-us ~ t,aysuport nj a
w surf"sad,ng coantry 80 our large a--attsa.nt,
thc iargsss ever brought into tosa Among which III
be sfouud ths tansous
Chastsr Oak Cooking Stove,
~hish shaleases the world for is ad,autaxes an au
rabtitty.
Tbs nsmssous auietss Witch va shall constantly
Keep on Aasi for gina@fs a.s, ~. nn plate, .h,.,
Iron, All kiads seiiei a.d charcoal ku.-s aud i.,i
Assn DO, Timed copper bray ri.- do biask tia, cop
per. Iced asd metal bottoms, s,,rt. All sizes III
sads of oscsssd and Jspsn wsr.. ttan.rs tools. a
vssef r"0iess and fefsig~sat"rs, aud a.su ~
psfsons tnvoriag 9th order, . IN sslI th-
s"as "a osr isr - iss ~ eat be- boaght IA Chicago
o. -. Louis, and ~. terms u suit.
fieas~ call and loot At our stock and ionts aut
prices, sad 30 thint you vii Ia convinced Of IN.
fact.
cosaty merchants eau r.,, on being supplied nj
Al Times With lin ware, aud ga favorable. term. al
shotssais price,.
ND ssgs, ,ropP.r, ,Sc. taken In exchange for gaad.
rsssteutas att.attoa paid ~ Hoass Rannax sai
spouung, aud lob work la general.
WICK shsHAN WILLIAMS
epstdAwU No. Z. gnrrows' block. Font "a.
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BUY YOUR STOVES
At rHg
GREAT WHsrEkn CINCINNATI
S + Q v e s r q r e
And Tin Ware Manuiactory.
Wholesale nd Retail

MfhkHk vtiisiwAys he e., ,ona ,,i ID. hes, a-
wv s"umcnt- OF stoves, Tin tate, sheet If.n,
wHe, issaansd Ware, ti., sheet ir"a aud r"p,rt
"As"'n hss eity. Among bio Asssrtm-nsaf
= TON -
Aisth. c.,si.tnlcd lima aud tharl.r ,,sl t.al
sseNss, e"si 80 wood. ~ fni aHj com pi.i- "a.
sortms ut fasiaf, Nos AMI H~st.nx stoves Eies ate
ossa Stoves, aud many other pattern, ~" num.r
ees .o meass"a oaf motto Is, uutsk sAies aud
smeii fsoeis Good work. all warrau,-d ~ ~ sHls
oSs saouas sasstts dollar ssrn.J. sni by eatiiss
~ This stove ssore son will save u sni get tusi ~
e""i nh sshsi. - NJ sny atn-r house.
Particular atssausn paid H. Hsu.. H",,anx S,...t
inx snd iob W"sh Ia general aat .f good TN aud
~" ., h"pang 10 receive snsr. .f III" patile rAt
f""sx" W TITS nss,tto 'tatsk Sai"s aud 10
Pfuats = l-.paA a. 4 ftpn<I
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0thrse uaiiy thsss(h ts..ss setsses rhllsa.iphi.
asd Piitsbasgh. THk MokNiNG MAIL UKAiN
leave. rhilsd~Iphss Tor f1,ts.arxsi u A. ~. aal
tft,sbssgh f.s fhisdsiph at7 A. %. III. Is.t ns.
leaves ita1ejtheast q. N. aad tsssess a. Sss PM,
.d.ipasA - n. ~. Tim SI6HI naFKEss t,s,,
leaves ftiiadctph,a tos tittsbassh al - T. ~ sna
f,ttsbssgh f0r thitsdsivhsA AtR IN
The above tinss connect Al Pittsburgh With -,
Ksiisusds " asdfsom - Laa,s, No., AI,.n, t,.lr,
Aad t1lcage, III. tsankf.st, Lexington aud I4.ss
Vile, n.y.; Tssss iasts, bsytos, Sprinxn.li, H.ii-
fostiss, Sandssky, l0teds, CLEVELAND, t.sInm iu.
xanssvtlis, nssstlsa ssd Wooster, Ohio. also, iii.
tho stsao packet bosts from aud ~ A.s Osis.. NJ.
81 t~ouis, Louisville and Gi1cinnatl.
1hs0aGh ueksss ~ had 10 81 fssu .,tA-, af IN,
above pIanes.
tss farther vsrsieslsss haaab,lis al The disss
sst s,Assag tsssAh. essssnesr. from the W.ss I'll
nnd ths Ne sAostsst asd @sst 81 spsdlioa. soats 1.
fklisdslpAis, nalunoss, Noe fast o. t..,.,au
1hO.s: nOokk, Assal, Passenger Lines, rhiIs
4 a6kinkMf Agsot Pas s~ngcs Lis.s, Pitts.
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Hydraulic Cement.
~ sal.b On manu- sn'ios
oe1ssdu buHAuwsA rnkiTyn n A.
To The ssilasss Of ,As CIT, Of p.v....,,.

TO The ssildsss Of tAs CITY Of Dsvsaper,
ltHAhH cLANh aavtsS sstlres IA. s.rvie..
- d softs.s d AsreleAd, cell saau a to l,..,la
~. ~ ihss rltt a, massts ~ nrsl an..l,, L,,.s
sSn'a Sal 10 thsss vtssins contact ~. b,ies 1
s"r assiiA Ansli, ~ 80 ia.snl ssts,.,. ,.u, -,
.mm"lAteD aud "spcet Ia make three ,ufiiI..
sssk a.ss.E tss.asss. All osdsss fss bstct a. ~.
s'a - " bs d.lis.tsd a any part Of lao eli, In
s- promptly attended 10. "
n B.~F,r.t ysd nI ilsflson s,ss.t, .lov. ,..
tsils.aI. ~ " uasss ~
aIetfh- fALMGk 1lAnks
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q . c. TODD . CO.
No as N. MAN srxsfr. coaSss %, Moasas.
OF L0Cis, no.
Manufactures Of
j. T. 4 u % o. g g q. 4. TU N q.
FRENCH BukR Mill sToNks,
PORTABLE GRAIN MILLS.
p~sless la kuht.s tns. tseins Leather. u-.- st~am
fsSkiDs, bs,ittng Cloth ser-~a Wire aud
Nil, Materials generally.
ssiess ~ ISarsas ssLviSa--oAg rAsssp

n. i..a.-, Malta aiy
Haight, Sears Z Beck stt.
Lss,hsr Mas atAslassss. aud wsai--.l. .-ssls~ u
Leather afaii kinds. ssidi.r, saddl.s, ,tasi-
ware, ,Geaeh rrmminsr, shoc f.ad
tags, hiiss, ke.,Se.
vATkhns. sos on hand os. oi -. iasgs ssi bss
i..ss-T .sa saSai~ry msrs .s...e
sois aas Hssn-ss leather,
both .sak and H-mlesk,
French. American Patent tsif st,s,
hr- and upp.s Leather
~ .s-ry variety
Lisias., ke.n., Morocco, Bi.asnx pai.a, sai
t.iain skss.ag, Dasa snd hasmeiied leather, Lss,s
Fisdiags, &c.
ssddIss, H.rd..ss, Iapsss.a, .r... ..aAsu,s.
Plated, fsen tho best manufacturers .sdIsss.
.as, 8.g ssi Pad K.tier, Hosss skoe aud Spstnr
IsagssA kssAiss. asd .s.r, ar,cis W. hssssss sss
ss. ). .s.: .s:: Sc .. s;s::. ~.
Z: ss.' ysss. ls.., s,';ss: s.,. ss: a.
liars, N~sss assssss. ~ Hs1s. DE-; hsis IsssAss
Msesla. s,r-Ihea a.a Rabsa1 Bsiiisr. n.li ns.s.s
Ae., e.
Cash Paid Tor niAss.
We invite ths As.ealisa ofvsschss-ss. lscl,ax ssu
's'a . can ,,.... asr ~ = ,sS.s % -.4 p'e"
Vi s,'sss, - ases sb.s. Perry,
aas ssdu uaveseoss. lose
new Millinery ard pasey 0eeds.
lA1J.
issR.R Ahk f.sy~etfaliy l.fefa. N. Ia
NA dlss.i davenport aad vleintis thst shs ne. 70
mosedto hrr a.s store, w.st aide OF Hfady stss vt
"a door fssm fourth sisa thsi shs has last starssd
nom ue east 9th - eHtsastve snd fasbiv nsbl.
tosk oi
Millinery aaA 1assy ossls.
shich 10 prepared " sAas " sil 81. may favor
her vita call. sas w,i receive nosthty fsoss her
agsuttn New Yors sA~ tsssss seytes Of goods from
~ sovs. tk svsc The
nsusst rastesas ~ uaasillas cod nseeoee,
aplsdt1 direct froa hsaeA say. New yosh.
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shksshscft6sr havtsg been ossts from h,s
eedssand ~ nse, hes oprnsd ass~ ia the tres..
esildiay stassg sosrss Veil. Co.. F.snt b@ts.-s
~ islesd asd Ferry s, where b. wii glad ). -
bic old Wtsede and ~ many d,.t. - L.
hv.t him 9th tksis passoSsse. D. N,,ukE
luly " 1T
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G10ss0STOr10a a.ss Gsiu.s.CN.
UoYno Thar ana Yarrisr

WishEs 10 inform the public Of p.vsnpori and
w scott county thAth has psrnAnrntIy IaeAt.d
IN davenport sad that 10 " III shoe horses scioa
0sr pfheapt-s Aner 40 years practice au tbs aiat
emy of The feet, aud having spsat ~ yesfs
enPeiinteadenee Of th. best Veterinary surxeon 10
n1f"Ps, - wishss " that he Oil give s.a.iAs
non " al that c.spioy him. II. esrnt.ti, ssh.ii-
eussom fsom Persons hs Ing horses isbet,nx nnisr
NO disease VI coras nad esairactaon@ rommonts
called hoot boaad, OF intsrforins ar "y.r reaching
quarter CRACKS, saud cracks, spr,ius of In. cords
'"unsrrs, ssG oon.s, spassas. all of ~hieh. he var
'.n's cared sataets, % tho aost Of the.. d,.ess
sfc tassod oy bad shocisx VI ~aai ~ proper Iaix
meat urhIs .i,t
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vat. AZ customers ssn a.p-nd on b.ta. a.,
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dis Hfaiy.