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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

~ We learn from the Milwaukee Sentinel
that the High School of that city, OF which Mr..
J. G. MCKINLEY, of this city,is Principal, vii
he opened on the LIST Of January next. 100 pa
nils viii be admitted, Mr.. MCKINLEY in the mean
time has general superintendent of all thu
nuhLic schools Of the city,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
MEM FIRM,
TAKEN EP.

-s.--, Game into the enclosure Of the subscriber
SS3TS in the town Of Please Prairie, about tie
S~sS% 18Th day of November inst, roam yearlinG
=GAyS- ueifcr white lii ed back-no other marks no
ced. The owner is requested to prove property pay
larges, ard take her away fSAAC GRIFFIN
Pleasant Prairie, Nov. %, 1851. 4w2i
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TAKEN ~.

..., By the subscriber, about The 18th day Of
Hxt&@2 November inst, red Heifer, three years
WHTN old the right horn Topped, and the tip Of ii
6&-<4x-brote of. The owner Is eque sted to prove
property, pay charges and take her away. |
ELIZABETH A. HUNTOON.
Salem Kenogha Co Nov %. 1851 4w2l
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

THE BANNER OF LIGHT. This excellent hit
erarv paper. now in its second volume, has jus
commenced the publication of a New Story by
Jeremy LoUD, author of Gabriel Nane,"
"Dovecota," &c, entitled - Huckabneh; Il" Up
Country Story Picture Of Life in the Rural
Districts The popularity of the writers previous
works is an earnest of what this one will be,
and will make it eagerly sought fer The Ban
ner of light though devotng portion OF its
columns to Spiritualism, is one of the best Lit
erary papers in tha country. 1t is large hrSt
class paper furnished at - per "nnum' by Colby
Foster * Co., Boston.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

~ At a special meeting of Protection Fire En-.
CINE Company, No. J, the following resolutions
were "a opted
Rfsolrsd, That tho sudden death Of our friend and
brother MICHAEL Crow, has impressed this Com
many with the profounlest regret ana sorrow. We
6evs lost a valued and energetic member; society '
q worthy and useful citizen and his family kind
consd.ratc and sct.torgetful husband and brother
Hfsoired, That we tender to the relatives of our
deceived bro Their our deepest and shenrest symps'
,lt trusting that lie who tempers The wind will 10
HIS own good time, alleviate this their sudden and
painful Htl elton.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

- The Forest Rose, the vessel which struck
Racine pier dunng the recent gale, and put ont
again without a soul on board, Las been driven
ashore between St. Joseph and kalamazoo.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

trust our friends will not complain of its late
appearance, as it entirely for them that we
delayed our issue. We have no time or room
for comments this week.
GOODS FOR RAcINE.--On Friday evening las.
the propeller Plymouth lande at this port large
quantity of merchandise and property for Ra.
cine She was heavily loaded aud was drawing
eleven feet water, and could not land at Racine
either at the harbor or the piers, and was there
fore compelled to bring her freight to Kenosha
where she found no difficulty in unloading
This is rather severe upon our neighbors who
have so long and systematically puffed their
shipping facilities, and we sympathize with them
in the chagrin they must feel,
OnSunday afternoon. the steamer Huron land
ed here quite a cargo of freight for Racine and
Beloit for like reasonable could not land at
Racine, Both cargoes were sent hence to their
destination by railroad.
Comment is unnecessary, The simple fact IS
the most complete illustration ofthe comparative
shipping facilities of the two cities. We will
only add that our facilities are such chat our Ra-
cine neighbours need be under no apprehension
ofhaving their freight carried to Chicago 1t can
alwaysbe landed here, making only ten miles rail
road carriage
--. Q .---
Almost a Fire--An alarm of fire was given
on Monday evening which called out the fire
men, who were on han6 with their usual alacrity
The fire proved to be in the Boarding house Of
Mrs. keenan,, on Main St, few doors south OF
odd Fellows Hail. BY some means, we have
not learned how, bed caught fire, and was con-
sumed but luckily the fire was prevented from
communicating with anything further
s-
s-BS%We regret to announcethe sudden death OF
one of our esteemed citizens, MICHAEL GROVE
who died on Saturday morning last after a short
illness, of two days. Mr.. GROVE, was a steady
industrious mechanic and a valuable citizen
Himself and brothers have been for several
years engaged IN the manufacture of wagons,
and carriag es, and by their industry and uni
form attention to their business have established
agood business and won for themselves the es
steem of the community, and the brothers who
have thus been robbed of one of their number,
have the sympahies Of many friends in this
hour of their affection. The deceased was ma
tive of Ireland, and was buried from the Catholic
Church in this city on Sunday: He leaves wife
and one child to mourn his loss
Mr. Grove was an active and efficient member
Of Protection Engine Company No. l. and the
Fire Department attended the funeral in uni
form. The flags of both engine houses were dis
played at half-mast, during Saturday and Sum
day as a token of respect.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

- The Message crowds ont almost every
thing else. We have kept our paper back lon
ger tnan we expected to, to lay this document
before our readers as early as possible; and we
trust our friends will not complain of its late
appearance, as it was entirely for them that we
delayed our issue, We have no time or room
for comments this week.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

Enoyvx Il WEgks-Soe the new advertisement
IF these cnterprisng gentlemen. in reference TO
CROCkERY, FLOUR, OYSTERS and SALT.
Their Crockery j. of their own importation direct
from the En- ,.h Pottclies, which enables them to
sell very cheap. Their Oysters as we can testify
-olo actual TRIAL, OF thc finest favor, and we
-. Is Of testimony that ther Flour is Of the
-. -alitv Try them all
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

SAFETY AND RELIGION DR.. II. James abou, whom
the New York and other Atlantic cities press have said sc
nuch, has retire from practice, but DR. Thomas Tnon
his son n!aw, has been educated to travel tor him and
and dispense his invaluable medicines Most promnen
nong these his extract Of Cnaialis Eaica which he
discovered after hard labor and In Calcutta
lie stroye to mate ndicne save his only ckd from
death by consumption ana he succeeSed Dr. Tlton his
son-n-law, is in Chicago, No 14l State street
lie has already succeeded in curing permanently hundred,
oterrb'e cases OF consumption, Neyous debility and Suf
Ferng' Asthma Bronchitis. The cold and caugs he hs
6anished nnumerable. The Canniabis Iuica is the
most wonderful blessing the age Give Dr. Tlton call
orsend for bottle of medicine, which will cost you two
dollars He will prove you that you need not be sick
and that II will cost mere trfle TO gut well.
n. B,-A spiro-dynameter to the strength OF IN
lungs, and ascertain the state ofthe patients health
r. s. by addressing DR.. Tlton a note through the Chi.
cage Post Once enclosing four postage stamps 2 centsl
receipt viii be sent in return free Of charge any part
OF the Union. All letters answered promptly
Address, Dr. Triton
oml' Box lds2, Chicago, III.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

TIE ELECTIoS,-The counties have all been
heard from officially except La Pointe. The OF
fetal returns from Dunn County were received
at Madison last week Randall has 90 majority.
This leaves hun rug majority in the State over
Cross allowing the latter the majority in the five
Jefferson County Towns. The Sentinel OF Mon
day says:
Judge Randall is certainly elected. So is Mr..
McGra,y for Prison Commissioners and so also IS
Mr. Hastings for Treasurer, beyond any reason
able doubt. @
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EBi-sGisstiOn.

m, -a Dissolution.
THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between Andrew
Leonard aud j. e. Holt, hts been dissolved this day by
mutual consent. Al accounts aud viii b. settled hy
Andrew Leonard at the old stand. \. LEONARD
Kenosha, Nov. l6th 1851. 4w24 J. e.. HOLT.
NEW FIRM.
A COMPREHENSIVE has tuIs Jay uecu
a tween o. e. LANCE, William Doyle and Andrew Leon
ard all Kenosha FOR the purpose Of carryi The Iron
Foundry Business the Gravel Foundry. The firm to be
known LANCE, DOYLE Co.
4w24 o. g. LANCE,
WILLIAM DOYLE,
Kenosha, Nov. 16, 1851 ANDREW LEONARD.
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A Rare Chance for Speculation .
EYOR SALE ORTo BENT yTETEa EM
Il MEDIATE POSSESSION, abe
Kenosha Steam FIGURING Mill,

With Engines aud Boilers OF eighty horse power, go)d
rs new Five run excellent Stoue whoe gong Bolts
Cleaning apparatus, and Smut ME, M n good ruFnit
der. Price extremely and easy suit the times
For further particulars enquire Of j. II. HINES, ESQ.,
corner Of Main and Fourth streets, Racine 3i2iu.
Nov. 25th lS5s
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

E,zr srocK We saw three heifers. the other
5sv. hoa.ht hvE. q. R,'uaIs of W, p Watiles Of
ri. civ ',,,.,5 were Of the .Fqcst stock we have
seen in long time. They were ourhanS--tWo .
yours, the other years old their osg. weight
300 pounds
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.AcEscY ANksicAS E1rarss Go, }

The fnllC wing articles bill be sold 10 the hig esi
bidder at the store of kellogg Tears & 60. on Mon
day Feb /, 1853, for cha yes u"ess claimed by the
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

Drawer No. s. Kenosha. Wis.
JUMBO JUNK. Hong Kong, China,
CSWEYOU x Co, SavastopoL
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10
City Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING. DEC. 5. ]

q REGULAR MEETING, Dec. 5. 1857.
Present the Mayor, and Aids Crosit, Leonard,
Berens, Burroughs and Strong. szaasl s.ss
The minutes of-the previous meeting were read
and approved
The Treasurer presented his reports upon City
and Harbor accounts which We're referred to the
Finance Committee.
Messrs. Moore, Twist s. Co. stated that on the
first day of May last. they had no lumber in the
city and therefore were liable to be assessed Ter
personal property. -s4sse.s.ss m
Aid. Strong moved that the statement of Messrs.
Moore, Twist Il Co., and the report of the Judicia
~ Committee on Complaints of l.. Brock aw ay aud
Ha. mon Marsh, be referred to the City Treasurer,
which was agTeedto
The following appropriations were thsn made:
Chapman & Mott goods ON accnunt of W
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-12-10

! MIG OiL Is the onl sure Remedy in the
| y WoI'u Tor the cure of rheumatism Deafness Cont
ga: henOsgo, scttica, Spinal nd Bronchial COM
Sa'S' nc poloreex, Headache, Cramps, Cronp piles
rS' sPrsins aud Bruises, Cuts and Wounds svelled
oAmos sun joints, Scrofula, Erysipeas sorr MIMI.
"e,su Breasts Womb disorders Salt Rheum CAM a.
a ~ sInuth ana stomach PHpitaton, Eruptions Cakea
breast Qhlnsy Sore Throat, Palsy pleursv rer. 80
teATt burn Tooth and Ear Ache Nervousness Cos
tHes Burns, sore Gums OF teethlug infants IIss ror
mage Aosctss sun necks, Broken Breast Chbaips IT,
~, S"Hgles, Frosted Feet, Fever and Ague Chained
f VI 1hy diseases that are or painful in the on
@,cee ever brought before the public th,t n IN do s
"orH perfectly IN from three 10 twenty minuesbas besn
sed ny thousands and to be The hest rsred
\ aver discovered " '"e "es' ieiheuy
inns on acts ON the system with eleeriei.vs ~ rr.
vegetable preparation, Not the slightest danger az annie
ing II outwardy or nwsrdly 1t at once gives perina1
~ Su,e-in most cases from ten 10 twenty MINUTES
He "'s PIySologsts In Europe have discovered that
ogac arrangements Of The animal system is The en ct
OF The physico- electric fuid in he organ
diseased skhlfu application Of this oil put, m imns
"ate motion the nerve fuid and the cure ia M once n
teringis resorIed to. efPN s'"e' - e4Ss-
~ None genuine without the signature OF Frof G De
HkAiH on the label signed in writing
Prcpa Depot No 80 South Eight Street three doors he
%" the'nnt Philadelphia Country Dealers and Druggists
cents and 81 pen bottle. ~
| Try anything else; give this one simple trial
Cautlon.-Bs careful to call for and get De Grath,s
hiearIe OIL, rs worthless limitations abound.
lHee are numerous limitations sprung up on the reputa
non my article has acquired The public rnust hsw are :
They worthless
For sale by Fahenstock Davis Chicago; and by Stark
weather Co, T. Robinson, and Clark son Kenoshp
lm23
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Dated, December ilth, 1851.
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Trains leave Chicago at S 80 a. NJ. and S.40P.M.
Trains leave Milwaukee at SAD A. NJ. and 800 r. NJ.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

TshEaor, toid tina; property IL Bsls TOO Ash, tu
Ihoss wishingS bargain In aoass and lease ouIi
lowell 10 cali OF subscriber. an obliged 10 sell
aad vial % 80 for ssks Of tas money.
lsllsoon On lie prsmisel, Harrison 81. near sFI ST.
o. a ms saop OF SIN {. below the CosrI House.
Also, . enc lot for sale.
Ia.a fa-di r. L FITZPATRICK,
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Valley City Mills, Scott County,
A REeonstsntiy mt nafs curing The best xraas, !,
"A Flour which they will eel 81 iowssi nut,
prices through their agents.
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO.,
ssptS Corner Perry lnd Second sa
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ttle a,.o Jaarh(n..
rnE - Gk AEE arE1lI iayilriss -

TTssrs.laaii.,. .a Dl,s,,v VI ~ THE AGr,
adaptation 70 the wants Of All Of prie.
MUMMY strongly rseomasnd itIn sss,s q he ~
The pr.l,,s. az d n eatesriieula,ly s's'sia b.
many nsssiscs,.. ,ows, which Is s1b.,.o
reliable gentlemen whose namas . asstefs give y
nsing tls pAtsntoss Of Edwin aud I'm Our as1t'F
oo'eotA'sa s.inb,nsd G.iading and Botin.ss on,
TOURING NIIII g aaa.
.a shop Il sod 3 olsr State County
lave one ~ dayiy operation and an sfabletefu.'
Perry And 3D. sta, We advise iii Ia an Ahlfioa e
,nsy WIN say, as did The ancient Queen anu az sss
MiIters, hsrfners, capitalists an. y,
table Investment. sale, sure ana aa
THIS highly ingenious aud much po...,
forms IN entire now feature ia ID. Needed Invent
Into noar, Aid the splendid nl.nnar A. II ~
" WORK, grinding boltiDg aud s'et pertsn
single operation Into seven different ans us gtsia ~
saa asss, AUG mat within Aspaee Of only tss u F
W isnxth " !oat sst III BREADTH It ~ v.s
twelve bushels per hour pair az ~ .skidty Il o,
stonss only 70 inches In diameter M ench burr AM
ssrtsd q .ingis operation Into EIrSs e'ain Le.
me f.SuI, t'ns hour, Middlings, shin s,as ssps
and Shorts. Any power bsins snar,.s s..lrs, bnr
vel IT, from seven horse power 40 10 nv 10 I
The snaii space IL occupies would na, oshsr des',
placed III roon with other machns,, W eiassd when
sm,sruss u p0s n Requires to ropsl iss s wa.
long, II will superseds and rsyoIutien;, that ~
log Mills This mill - compact, Other npri
not liable % st at order So applirs,,s md rsl.t
wants o. IL. world INA. syory NIL, u.1s 70 u.
Tag having powerairoa. erected can ns any tlua
10 walls complete Merchant Flourn, Nh, nave stl
ding expense OF seven hundred dollar, a'i at tbs III
,a Ulos4 AZ persons ia want Of rlou,o, x
SEQ our Mill IN operation before purchssuu cone st
sous are hereby warned from trsspassing a. ,sa N
cur rights ~ we shall maintain them ~ y, 'fiasysa
u the law. :" Wv strict lsi,t
These Mills will make over Iitty H.,ra,,
tWenty-iour hours, " fisa s'SJ
Fur further psrtic nlarsappiy 70 Or sddrs.,
JACOB WEAVER, Jr,. b.,.,
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LIR6ARY
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
Rock Island and Davenport Gas Fitting
ESFARLISH Nj E Mt,

EsIM SER Land for tsle, seven miles dow Dhe Fiy
er. Price eight doila n per acre.
also forty acres on Cancels Island, six mi % mp
the river. Ii. WILLIAMS co.
Davenport, Dec 10, OFF
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20

rTHEKk will be inore and the las! Distribution
OF lots BY the Union settlement Co. 10 nke plsss
A New YORK ~ u few days for ios IL Oloe Ciit, n
n. Pfiss SIS Any person Wishing W purchase
asul6dr cor. I'd sd X. J.. sts.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-01-20
FOE SALE.

IXTY acres excellent Coal Lard Ia Scott County eEs
Sof the post Desirable improves tarn- IN ts county
~ ACRES under cultivation, sltb eooa hoass containing
..au,. cellar EASTERN, veil and other IMPROVEMENTS
~ - sorss u fae tlnbr, only ave miles iron Da'sn
Dsrt. e., - 1,,,. t TO-
Good building Lot corner oi Eeosi ana ihIos~ '01
40 -,
Io, corner Western ASsnne and Third a. .o1s9,
All ysr, low. Inovaai ALLks CLAEh'
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
At JOHN JoRDAM's


A LARGE and varied assortment ofm EMS and
AB0yss Ready made Clothing, embrae
ing silthe dirercnssnd and tnsdeby
good woFkmen out ofths best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union Beaver i, r elk
Pilot, fs,srshsm and Flushing, Haneups, Sack sand
Psstot Overcoats, Cloth, Drsss and Ffoek Goats Of
various colors and qualities Cloth, Cashmere, SCI:
net, Velvet and Tweed pantaioons. etlk, satin, ~
ientia swansdow velvet Plush, Cloth Cassimess,
sstnst, Deuble and Singls breasted vsst. Monkss
Jack Drawers. Undsfshirs, Hosiery, suspendeFs,
Glover, CIava!s, Hsndksrchsfs Shirt oan, ssoekp,
Ties, Scarfs, Winchester and Scotts approved Pats
Shouldsssssm shirts, Unbrsasand slfarticlesasasl.
ly kept In gentieman's furnishing stores, includhg
Robes de Chsmbre and Revere vestsand Ovsrcoats.
Also, splendid assortment Of uncut Cloths, Csssi
nsrss and vestings-sll Of which will be made up TO
ordsrinths best manner, with pronptnses, At accom-.
niodaiing prices, and By compstsnt v orkmsn. This
sstsblshmentisin the monthly receipt oftAs latest
Fashionsso hatordersi ntrustsdto them may be -.
lied upon asbsingin theiatesstyle those who de-
sreit. Alimannsr Of plain work and work of gem
teel med om promptly attendedto ~ beTstofore
HATS ofa new ETY. lstogsther with II ofths com
mon kinds constantly on hand.
GSatefu h bscribs nj dent
ly hopes 10 meritaco ntinusnce o fthesame.
JOHN JORDAN.
AeEchsn silo other ,on Prom tstresi, sppo-
site the Steam Mia.
Dayeupo ri j uiy 90 1855 wLd If.
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9usnranff.

W1sCkeve xsssNfssnre Go.
04vonD0xt, A0WAs
oncs in SO. Dasenports block, over Chnee,
6retAer, Barrow & Cos. Bs iktnE House.
ossscE HspRs,s A. Nj. tot Pm,
DIRECTORS
J. NJ. ID. Rarrows, Geo. l.. davenport, I. Aerw y,
Alfred Sanders, Charles Leslie, q. c. Party, L. Z.
Dssssin,, JsA. NJ, patxell, u. b. Woodward, John
owsns,J. w.wiley, A. h. Barrow, d. l.. shorsy
oFFICkRss
L.. G. pkSSA Amt, Prcsidens.
IBAS. LkSSLlE, Treasurer
DANIEL l.. sH0kkY, Secretary,
JANIS NJ. DALkELL, hA. Com
Il. b. WOODWARD. ssis't. see,
This 10 . Home Company. II iasares exclusively
en- the mutual plan. The stock consists o! preEi-
am notes. and there is sss,0oo IL such oo1ss IN
possession OF the Company. All shts properly can
ee reached by process from cur owa courts, ana
therefore oden = safteiest guaranty that The taeIa'
bers will recover the sum insafea ~ case 81 loss
This plan OF insurance as come iEo seasfAi use -
tn % eastern clnes. because Ii combines eneapaess
with safety, aud keeps money circulating al home
that would otherwise be seni abroad iAnisawu
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HENRY w. MORRIS,
Ancftonoor.

HENRY w NORRIS,
A11Ct1o n0or.
General Agent, Commission 4 Auction Broker,
sseond 81. between Perry and Rock Island Sta,
davenport, Iowa,
WILL make advances on all kinds OF aercbA a-
w die, buy, sell ard locate Land Wa raDts, and
athena 10 all kinds Of Real Egtaie money trans
actions, collecting Book and Motto Accounts, md
al Kinds OF Com III ission business.
Reiors 10 the following persons, by permission:
swift& Co., bankers, Chicago;
Bokee, Innis Co., -
Tallman, Powers 4 Lean, bankers, Davenport
Campbell, ESQ, F."
levitt e Marshall, banker, Rbinsbsek, NY;
~ Carmhn d CO., N adison, Wis;
Stokes Brothers, New York CITY;
John slavery sSons, 80
Locke, ketcbam 4 Co,
Iiaik, Wilson " Co., 4"
smth sheldon, Troy, ny;
Jamos Wager, Esq., a
l.. Potter Il Co., ~
JobnF. Hull, banker, Poughk-.psie, NY;
Frederick w. Davis, do -
Reuben North, do "
Joseph G, liarhs, do ="
Hon. Charles n. kuggies, I"
Hon. Morgan Carpenter, 4"
Edmund Morris, ESQ.,, '
Chas. b. Hubbeli, Esq b, Bridgeport, coEn.;
Chss. Foote, banker, "
{. Augustus Morgan. banker, 81. Paul, u. r.;
shea, Packard Co. Albany, y. !.
HENRY ". NORRIS,
Formerly of P0ugbkaepsle, Dushsstro. Now \ ork
Davenport Oct ~ 1856 dSlf
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4 coon INVESTMENT

i.U DuAHs!s WneAt to Dhl. PLAN,
HAVING olsrk's Patent com bineS a.,. .sN
~ Soisny Or Merchant FIGURING Mil sonss. a.
right. II sSs TssrSr v alsPs;s q as T.
oaer this Mill, Mschinsry, Engine, Rirturs. W as
and Lease, tor sale on accom- od,s ny building
reliable party. This Mn 10 eapsbi. . VEIN, at
s ns .a l.ss suTfn FMS :. Flour pI
I'd Ia the West, no better invss,inep, Il auaafpa
make money. The whole concern can y !, openb
less than one year. 20 further partieus .safsaa
yet ~, du JACOB WEAVER i, pHn
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Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
(YaecMgO Laraea hes. .

VNHk subscriber a his Steam Planning Mill 10
L Moline, Ills, has lust purchased large guam
u,y of Chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
mspts TO supply the demand, which he will cell n
wholesale or retail NJ prices tsa cannot fall to give
satisfaction. ALSO
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will be soid cheaper than The saSae can be
purchased elsewhere. Ills SIDING will 10 Of the
very beat quality, and his FLOORING cannot be
surpassed all dressed and ready for I'm mediate
JOB PLANNING AND SAVING
Done on short notice, to your sAissetion. Doul
fsil 10 give him call Renember tie place, head u
Main aud Wsiis streets, Moline, Ills.
LEVI HuEGERPoRD.
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Howe 3 Improved Patent
TRINA oRIDGEs.

sHh- .ndsrsigned are proprieton Of the above
patent for the STATE OF Iowa, and prepared TO
ssalfaat for the erection o { hallway or Highway
Bridges Of any length OF spsn from 50 feet W y0 fesl
In any part ofthe State. As tho above Bridges have
been adopted on most oftne Railroads In the United
States, deem meat TO their strength, dura-
biihy and ehsapness unnecessary. All eommunica.
tons upon the beet win receive prompt att nton
Address, sToNB, BOOMER & BOYSGT0N,
feb ls-dwu Davenport. lows.
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cHKAP

CHEAP
HARDWARE q STOVE STORE
NEW AkNANGEMENT.
ID 7 HAVE just opened an extensive stock Of Stoves
and Hardware In the OLD STAND OF u. y,
SMITH Co.,
~GCorner Front and BRADY streets,
Whore there can be found lAss and coaplsss sssort
uient of
SHELLY AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nails Spikes 6lAss Csrpsntss and Joinsrs Tools and
In fact In the Hardware line, which will
r Cash, cheaper than BE- had At any N
this city.
Give Ne . Call.
Don't forget the place, Corner Front and Brady Streets
opposite the Ferry Landing.
may3dwtf Wv. PARKER.