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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-12

bGy yBLAcKwooD for November is on
our table, containing the conclusion of
"Janet's Repentance" "Notes on the 18TH
mus of Panama. "Bulwer's story "part vi, )"
aud four other articles. This number is
perhaps less interesting to the general rca-
der than some others, but is very able.
Address Leonard Scott g. Co., 10 Fulton
street, New York. Price three dollars
per year.
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I&-THE ATLANTIC MoNTnLY; devoted to
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This new Magazine, which has been
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Philadelphia Horticulturist,

This magnificent and excellent Horticul-
tural publication, which We have read with
interest and profit the past year, will com.
mencc new volume upon the first of
January. IT is published in monthly mum.
bers, neatly covered, richly embellishcd,
ably edited and admirably adapted for
binding into Library Volume, which will
compri an invaluable magazine of useful
knowledge. Price 81 per annum,
=. Address ROBERT PEARsALL SMITH,
No. IL and 10 Minor ST., Philadelphia.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-12

Bay- Among the many medicines offered
to the public, DU WALLIS GALVANIC
OIL is surprising all in amount of sales.
A great number Of dozens of this medicine
have been sold than Of any other prcpara-
tion-and why Because it is good
article and is in demand the sufferer will
always have it.
Sold by G. NJ. Ilagcnbuch, j. r. Meyer
and E. Z. Lutz, Bloomsbury, and Country
Merchants, generally.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE H. hereby given TO all psrsona interested
" that the following accounts have been filed in tha
Proho ,tt1rys Occ Gr oi9R,hia county, and will hH
utcd To the Coa ofEOnmua Pleas Of 81 III county
ior rmaiiUn and allow Wednesday, the oh
dny oi Decrmbcr A. D. 1857
The arcnunt ui } nm Moycr Committee of tho
person and estate Of Peter Melick, lnnnlc of scott
.0~nshp
y The account OF Jon ah1n Rishvl, Committee of the
person and estate Of John RishrI, unatc, late OF
Montrur township.
person and estate Of Alexander Siokcr, habiiuAl
drnnkard, of Bloom iown,hp.
JACOB EYERiY,
Nov Il, 1881 Proth0netdrF.
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B0- Rev. Wm. S. Hall removes from
Pheuixvillc to the Laight St. Baptist
church, New York city. Rev. Joel E.
Bradley, principal of the Phenixville High
School, supplies the church in Phenixville,
where Mr., Hall TO merly preached.
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Dec 70 1876
PHRENOLOGICAL CABINET.

srr> THE chronological Cabinet OF Fowler, Wclis
ESsHG Co, late 2'1 Arch street Philadelphia, hor
VIZ ybcen removed to 0.2 Chcsnut stfset Mt .Ciris
who has had the management Of the rsi0bti si
k>N mcnt for the last eighteen months, Will continue
conduct the business heretofore in all its hranrhcs
Standard works on Anatomy, PhyHology, PhrrnOiopy
Water Cure, Phonography &c. constantly on hard -
Phrenoloy icni cIam natiOns with written descriptions
given da.y Phrca"logy taught in private in classes
n nd in public ieoturcs,
All orders scnt BY mail will meet with prompt a'ton
tion Res iicnts OF ncighboriug villages desiring
lecture course of lectures PhrcnOosy for farther
Information should address
JOHN L.. CAPIN
%. Chestnut street Philadelphia,
Ne
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-12

s1- Mr.. JOHN WALLS, Director Of
Northumberland Bank, has resigned, and
the vacancy has been filed by the election
Of Mr.. A. d. Warlord, of Harrisburg.
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S6y The, w ashington Uaion says:

=" The same election provision which
appcarsin the Kansas Constitution, appears
in tho constitutions of Ohio, Indiana,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Illinois, Alabama,
Missouri, Michigan, and, we believe, in
every State Constitution which has been
adopted since 1902"
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M ADISON USE,
NOS. 81 AND 10 NORTH SECOND STREET,

SsLow ARCH STREET.
PHIL.7DELPHL4
FTNIS papulnr House has been thoroughly renovated
i and trtensiro improvements made for the ncconno.
date ms of guests &c. In connection with the above
Hotel the proprietor has opened, in the basement,
6ne EATING AND bRiNKiNG SALOON. Altogether
the establishments compares favotahy with tht first
class places ot accommodation for Travellers Citizcns
sc - being within short distance nf thr New York
and imofe Landings. near the 70 Office and EI
hnnge, wiieTi Dn'ibu'cs, going TO all parts VI tho
Ciy snu from.
Tue Proprietor bopes, by strict attention 10 tho
wants of Ills guests, 10 srceyc liberal share Of the
pEulic p1ttoHase. -
J. O1TENKiRK, Proprietor
f.ata OF Baltimore, Md, and Cincinnati, Ohio.
Oct 81, Is57-Gm
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SAVING FUND

NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST co.
OFFICE, WALNUT ST, S. W CORNER OF THIRD
Arrangement Jor Bu,ns,s during the susptn,,On Of
SPECIE payments by the Ranks.
I. Deposits received and payments made daily.
9. Currcnt Eank Notes. Checks and Specie Will ba
receive on drp ,sii
;. Deposits IN 1Ic in Bank N tes or Checks will ba
nnld hack in current Bank NOTES.
L. Deposits made in Gold or silver will be paid back
in Coin
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM
HENRY h. BENNER President
WN. J. Rrrp, sserit6ry,
Nov %. 1857
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-12

OMIssIoE-Wo omitted to mention the
name OF j. G. RHODES, Of Dauville, as one
Of the directors of tho Bank of Danville,
elected O few weeks ago.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-12

Is Consumption Cwabie I've cannot
doubt that in many cases of seated Con-
sumption cure has been effected solely
by the use of the Wild Cherry prepora ion
of DR.. Wistar. Its healing effects are
certainly wonderful.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-12

Il Three Dollar Wye.-Wm. Snow
advertises through the Albany Times the
loss of his wife Mary, and offers reward
of three dollars for her return. He says
she is of middle size, light complexion,
freckled, short hair, trimmed behind, and
beau catchers is about fifteen years of
age, of loving disposition, and had on
three rattan hoops, Who's seen her!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-12
Ncw A0uertis
LOST LOG CHAIN.

AN EIGHT FOOT HEAVY LOG CHAIN AND
"A CLEViS was taken from the rlow on the prem
,es OF the suhscrbcr in Madison township, Columbia
.ou nty. oh "Wednesday, the ID inst
reward Of one dollar md hhy cents will be paid
for its return TO the owner.
CALEB FOX.
Dee 10 lej7-3t
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-12

sD- Our customers have gra ifcd us, in
the way of payments and new subscriptions,
during the past Court. All right. Thank
you, gentlemen, .
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-12-12

sg j. N. Calhoun, q nephew of the
great Carolinian, has been chosen Presi.
dent of the Alabama Senate.
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GOOD NEWS FOR HARD TIMES.

THE subscribers have just returned from the city,
i with good assortment of Goods at prices TO suit
the times, which they will dispose Of al prices for
ready poy.
We invite all pcr'ons who wish 10 buy cheap. call
and eEamine ous stock. Country Produce taken
usual
..... n. C. & I. w. HARTMAN.
II 1857
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Misffllantens.
DR.. w. D, BLAIN,
OF NEW YORK.
nnJTI.IHT AND AURI0Y.

~ permanently located IN Rock Island, on hnnos
III stTset, opposite island City Hotel, whore hc VIII
be- happy all afflicted with discusses u he
Eye and Mar
Having devoted several years this special branch Of
hi profession trusts that no can relieve many VINO nave
given up In despair with Amaurosis, tho symptoms 81
which weakness Of sight, Imaginary objects noAtng
bsor tho objects appear obscurcd by cloud or ha
unoss flashes of ikht enls cement oil tho pupil, Ae
CslaIacl In whah the lens turn white aud prevents
the rays light passing through H. opthAina OF tnna-
atian Near sight Weakness OF Sision Sttabismus or
Souintiug a. we'll ~ Deafness Ia Its various iofns,
Having received from Paris the new and wonderful
opthalmosoope with which enAbled 70 look into
the depths The eye and the interior ~ oicsr rs
the ousd and thereby ascertain the exact state OIL te
optic and retna In Amauroes the lens IN lnoipl
ent cataract. Also the Illuminated spectrum tor "a
aiming the car, we'll as seveh now medical prepa
uons FOL curing opacity OF the cornea OF MIN over TIE
eye without the of the knifsor eaustics.
To prevent imposition DR.. b., deems Il prudent 20
state that he Ii regular Physician. Being graduate
OF the University Of Vermont also Of the New York OPP
thalmic Hospital aud his success oculst IL at
trbutable the perfection 20 which he has brought tbs
use of modlcaied vspors the treafaont Of diseases o.
the eye.
P s-Dr. b. will devola sportion Of his tne 10 til,
treatment OF chronic Diseases especially Of tho throat
and lungs having cured himself OF Consumption aitei
largo part his right lung lost Wy disease, ~ vel
~ many others In alike condition, Office hours RON
nine to four.
Rock ISLAND Ocl o, 1850 dNtf
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rINHk subscriber q hts Steam Pisnins Mil In
i Moline, Llls., las lspt purchased large qusn-
lily Of chicago Lumber, and has made arrange
monts 20 supply The donaad, which be viii sell q
Wholesale or retail At prices HAT cannot fall 70 give
satisfaction. Also 5i1# q Es8
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
which will be sold cheaper than the same can bo
kurchassd elsewhere. His SIDING will be OF the
worry beat quality, aud bis FLOORING cannot be
snrpasssd all dressed and ready for inmedia,o usc
JOB PLANNING AND SAVING
Done ON short notice, TO your satisfaction. Don,
Gail TO glvchm call. Remember the place, head oi
Main and Wells streets, Moline, ills
Lkvf HUNGERFoRD.
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FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
ATyOHN J0RDAN's


A LARGE and varied assortment oiiMeM'k and
AAoyss Ready made lOthing, cmbrac
ing allthe di6erentand appEovedsiyies, and msdeo
good workmen out ofthe best mate rial.
Fine, medium and comInon, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot. Petershnm and Flushing, hangups, Sack sand
Palstot Overeoats, Cioih Dress and Prock Coats OF
various eoioss and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sail
net Velvet and Tweed Panialoons. silk, Satin, VIZ
lentia sn, Velvet, Plush, Uloth ,Cassmcfe,
Ss,inet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monkey
Jackets, Drawers Undershirts, Hosiery suspendefs,
,Cravats andkerchiefs, Shirt oiisrs stocks,
Ties, Scarfs, Winchester and scotisapprcsed Patent
Shoalderseam Shirts Umbreilasant Eiarticlesusuai-
" kept In gentieman's furnishing stores, including
Robes do Chambre and Revere Vesisand osercoAts.
Also, splendid assortment of uncut Cloths Cassi'
meres and Ves,ings-all OF which will be made up TO
the best manner, with promptness, at scoem-
m odating prices, and by competent " orkmen. This
the monthly receipt ofthe iates,
Fashionsso lhaiorder sintrusted to them may bere-
lied pom being In the aestsyc by those who de-
sireit. All manner plain work and work OF gen-
tesl m edlun promptly attendedto as heretofore.
HATS Off new sly etogether withal otths COM
mon kinds constantly on hand.
rpa tpatronaxe nndsnt
" hopes TO meri taco nt.nuance o fthessme.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchan all Clother ,on Frontstrest, eppo-
ate the Steam Mills,
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pIssoLuTIoN oF c0PARrNRRsHIp

THE copartDe rsnip heretofore existing under the
i stylo OF i,swson, Gsigss ~ Go, 10 this day dls-
solved BY mutual 90 nssHt; 3. G. Dawson retiring
The undefsigned, who viii continue the Boot,
shoe and Leather business at the old stand, ind +
tho siyis OF r. Ii. GIggs Co tsfuliy empo Serod 70
settle ali accounts due 70 and iIom The old concern
Davenport, Feb LIST, is3!. r. h. GkIGGS a. 90
la a
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Lumber, Laths, Shingles. Slaves, eto
RAILROAD DEPOT SAW MILL,

ntl mll above Tho hlisBitippi Bridge.
RbNWith son, Proprietors.
'f'hE subscribers desTous OF ei Osiag out their
l. large stock Of all descriptions of Lumber, be-
iOfo commencing On theIr new stock OF Logs, are
"1nflng great Inducements to purchasers. An VINO
are III want OF Lumber, Lath, Slaves or shihsies
ore invited 10 examine our stock 80. ,
meh1 dwu REANICh Sun.
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lNM a,lh Macoinsss
An AAlRlCAN INvr.----.

THE GREATEST OF Tnuoh
.sgrcAi utility sim plicity, cheannan age
= sHsaps.sion " tho wants ufali clsssas ptce
{ y iseom sa,n I'm ever ~ %
Tho prxiries Of Iowa, WHEN "
nsng cesuhcstes, references and M
run nai Gentlemen whose nBmes AZ,
nolng the PAtentses OF Edwin ANA ~
ooieorsteo Combined urinding and Ho,,'
FIGURING NslI. +.
70. tho state Of lows, weofe State n,.,s,
and shop rightsa and ills for sale on Iownsbin ~
nssc one y dAyiy operation and on esishh'
IotIy anu 80 SIS, We advise all 10 cni upHinA eJ,n
they Will say, Us did the ancient o. and se4i, a
hall has not been told" ~''h 81 shea. ~ ~
M,iiera, farmers, capitalists and st,, wa
s, ns presents rafe Chance io ssfs S s6
Ihls highly ingeniuaa and lanob - y"
iorhs m entire new sAatnre Ia the lna,ss'd jHyr5g
into h1af, and the splendid manner IN ,, tlf n gs
its Work, grinding boting and satr,t u ps,s
single operation into soyen dia1f.nt ~ thG grsn "
and foed, and TINT within spaoe ., n, aslt. n IN
~ length " ivnr feet in breadth, At az ."tHy6eS
.,anss "nlv psr nour on pair u Fr,nes alt a,
settea At Single operation mia f "laiO d M
hns Flour, Fine Flour, Mildlinga STA t4Ha AID NJ,
ana shorts ANY power bcio, ssnt, sters n,
nei ", HvnA Aseveh horse power az "tle 70 =,
The small spsce IL occupies would t,y och ss,,.
placed III rooin with other inArbt,b - mi'sai ~,
amount y power II requires q Tfopc !, ana be ,i
spnstrue.9n and operation, makes i s,l ~ nom
iVhs, y WIZ supefsede and revoiuti6n{4 taL TINT \,
Ing Mills The pdi 10 compact s,,i5, s otter ll
NO, a a -, % ssa q o. order oppc"' rs
locomotive shop, foundry forge rgl,,i, iaaeds H.
ing hav.ns powera,le. rr,ctei IN ~. z any ssg
Az walls complete Merchant Fourins Am " sAr
p'1s e.psu'e o. seven hundred doar,s '''' AZ % 3
:, SAutios,--Aii persons tn want a "a
throughout the State are a,ivtg,3 f4Sdti0g Ma
see our MN In Operation bpiora pnrchas.n' e.n "a
sous are hereby warned from tresp,ssjs ard al D.
| o. the law. tsAtE 'H % We -tilgi g
These Malls will make over FIFTY Hsr,.5..,..
| twenty four hours ''' Twas " Ft44s So
| fotlnrthor partieularsappiy 10 or ,i3...
JACOB WEAVER, ~ t
1 "a a,,
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CARItIAnL KEfoSiIOkl
w | LIS - n n Al n LEI.
Wholesale Gr0eers,

w LIS q n N n AR LEl,
Wholesale Gr0eers.
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
ID A V T. N L o RT low
Teas! 1easi Tag
~ 100 hall she.t Young hyson and Gunros4-r
oohsli chests oolong aEd sogchong.
~ eaadies irom TO ~ tbs,
b. boxes Pain, soaj;
Az fsTegatsd sDops
10 " shaving
20 lFanspasont
I" Castle IS
90 boxes Pickles
100 " Tomato .tsgF and Pepper sauoe,
lpboxes various brands 81 choice Tobacco.
1900 Cuba sixsslIgaFs,
$4,000 imported 10
500 boxes No. and sealed Herring.
~ bpls new MseksrsI
" hall ibis do
" kits tor family u.a,
b. bbis and kesa vi Aolsssss
20 hhds Sugar
to doz Bed CORDS,
90 bells Dried Applas
bvuseks Dried Peaches
100 be1ss nes RsIsina,
~ bbls assorted Nut4
BOO boxss " Glass,
AGO kegs Nails.
BOZ dox Tumblerr,
Spices OF all kinds,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Brushed
20 bills Cidot Vinegar
TogeshSr with large stock OF other artclss az O.
which We willssil on reasonable terms
tunell d&w WILSON 4 HARLEY.
Farm for sale,
lfkk subscriber wishss to dispose of farm Of 100
acres, situated one milo north Of Long GroTs.
formerly known rs Tue MeGsry farm, 81 acres Il
which are under cultivation, with house, stable,
well, sls. Terms reasonable, ane-haif cash an
tho balance on time. Apply TO Inc undersigned a.
bis &c sidenee 10 Long Grove
iebgs dlmwi ts Holm GEEEEh,
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Queen city Dining saloon

HAVING my saloon hand' oIneiy rented, an
i con ndsn ioi rendering the utmost satisfaction
IN The Dislso BUslssss, which shall DO conducted
on the most approved principles. Warm meals
A share Of public patronage Ia solicited al The
Queen Cily plniu2 Saloon on Brady slIssi, between
Dcns dim JANIS W, ARNOLD.
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8, Q. sH0REY,s
foundry and Machine .vo

mrs proprietorn nov rrepHecu TO e1ess'a "a
variety OF machinery Ut ahort uotiss NsSae s'sf
Superior steam Engines IRON rt+Ht..-,.,
hoIse p1sor; Engines, Lsthes, P.anet,. AZ ~
and ali descriptions Of mill work az o,is Att
~ me ives. Ior TIE manufacture u a. SStSi %
ste"oh morse rover superior niEthlu,s n, ~ ASs
pose intended. We would ilyit. AL ~ ~ We fg'
paItiet requiring shaaing 10 their Adusfsbts 81 e
and seli-oiing Boxes, superior Ia AN htiEf
rafocaiar attention will DO paid tofs,g.ss {. y
Sn.heIy, aho hfonpt attention given 50 I'll o,5s
We proposs tosseeuts eur work IN lat Ess5 .t,-
and ASK poi ueetsquir.ng meeliGets IN rsnsr-5.
Msof US ~iise aatf dtdefs. Casting sei al H.
plied 10 order. al hin.''s
WORKS on Ihlrd street, appasne he IN
5urying ground. 0ayifsfsri - a.
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UyW HILLuR1Y HOUSE.
THE subscriber having recently established al No
ia LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, NEST sYien-
sivs
Wholesale AID Retail MILLINERY House,
you'd Invite the attention OF country dealers 10 his
stock-among which VII Slways be ioa1d the larg
81 ssssrtmsns Of PATTERN HATS and STRAIN
GOODS, together with all The novelties OF the hast
era Market In this city.
0eods frssly ahosH, asd sold cheap for essh.
nAlg dsm e. @. WEBSTER.
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once, Eagle Street, Rock Island;
,nck t.ip nd cent 5ti t~3B--dwH
CEMENT ROOFING.

C6M6N1 00O1 AAN1.
yl1k, the undo signed, arc prepateI 10 contract
w und put on our Pstsat Elastic Fire and Wa
tar proof cement Roofing, II being the only article
tsyenIed that Ill successfully resist The action
oil yde atmosphere OF ever cline. ~ 10 periaets
IRE and water proof, sad, in point Of duraoiiiiy,
we believe IL Va equsl, Il not superior, 10 any Me-
tnlc noonng. We eau put IL On over lin, lar, iron
saasss making r. Ts,. Esoaa. va .n,es
10 prove as above represented. We viii pat lion
Tor % por squsrel0I ct sqaai el-oeilg as cheap,
If OF cheaper, than rhiagles. We vi lSpp1y Hupon
| lin sbd iron ro4is for - per square, ueingon &C
count Of rs ufseilty, tue cheapest pain that can
be used.
We invite all wac are building, and slso those
.ho lsh their roofs ropa rcd, 10 call 81 our ohns,
aud examine samples, and fof refer nee 10 eau
utun tho ioliowtag gentlemen "a Itacin nsu
kEra nA.iy, smith street between Fonrth and
Pifh; samuel ogdsn's 70. aga Fourth street; TIA.
k.r q Won Paul 90 Fourth street; hssry Emerson,
No A MalnaI sFerl VIM. conk In, ATS Fourth
strsst; Geo. carlisle, Pre,idept Of the LAas
Bank; 3 5. L,homm oSeia, Presidenl Of IN. utncin
n.u Hamilton ni Dayton Ratiroad; c. Lord,
Psssltsnt of ts ohio and ppi haiitoAai Is
aes President " tae ctncinnau, Milmhgioa and
2anassiAa Railroad; Tee W colin, Bell MAnnfas-
laTer lO2 Il. second stree; Joseph cox, req,
svauig Attorney Tor Hgmn eoautg, Mile.
Grnenwsod. SEQ; ur. John y. LAM, AgepG OF The
hoyai Insurance CO., london AM Lherpo0ti L. "
ftAsk slI President of Inc buckeye state insurance
CO.; Haafy AorIon, President OF the oen.fai insu
RANG o co u. Hooker, tgsnt oI 4Etea insurance
CO I, Fuitoni Il. NJ. oorstny kse., II hinkie;
sassts, john sAilato a Co., Dry Goods u aiefsr
Faarkh street; s. J. Joas, Furniture aaHghctsief
ana Dealer, No - Esa Fourth strset, Mitehali y
hAmmelsog fgh, Farnlare Manu- aesarstsaaa Deal
era Fourth shseI, " IL aIesasI, bn ldef, sio
Plum street.; Merritt & hempton, builders, sIi
Western How, air. Peter eampaeti, agent ter Vas
teru stage CO. G C. Miller Il sons, earfiass Manu-
Lkrturers. n Nesisesbnth street, j. w 7" hsne. tso
Main street; h. p AXE, Asnta; =. a J. ". tAan
Aurors, ind; I. WIisoG, Asondais, A. btosB,
olenda!s; sam'l cory, Esq, Hamilton. o.; As,srs
Putnam. Poole d 90 harmor, o.' Nj j. u. efAee
Mlli.r sbarx, NY aud also, Lewis FAsiu. Geo. w
Gao1has. J. \. coa~eil, Ro6en nsrtaa, u. carrot
s. shorten, J. u. Russell u fiard, hofns Dram, V
Noes, captain n. coiiisrt J IA. hcoser, Al ILL.,
mas, JAmes Wilson, Sam. Borden, Gray, Hem a
gray BrotG.fs. Lyman q tsiee, Miles, Glenn q CO
fnigon, q - Hahh&rd, -htns lnsaFaroa 20. ;.
oopet Chicago aud others, sac eau D. referred -
by calling on s
SB.-ws ara prepared to oil orders Tor our &C
"a sut 10 those rssdla Mt distance, .tth dfeetlons
l9f asiH. H.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-28
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