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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
The Orchard.

Lose 10 time in re-setting tbs orchard -
\ young tree should not be planted in the
same place where an cid diseased one has
stood, unless the earth has been removed,
and virgin soil pelted in around it. Exam
Inc the bark Of the apple and pear tree, and
destroy the eggs Of insects scrape the gum
from around the roots Of peach trees, and
pour boiling water into the holes of the
worms that have caused tile gum II the soil
in tho fruit orchard be now MANFRED, plow-
ed lightly and mulehed all over with leaves
or straw. the crop OF fruit will be improved
astonisbingly the next season. If rabbits
bark young trees, rub their trunks with soft
coantry soap. Plant out orchards of apples.
pears and peaches. Select straight. we'll
formed trees, budded or grated low down
Patronlge none but those nurserymen that
take up and pack trees with care. and then
plant them carefully. Young trees are ge-
morally planted too deep; the young root
les want the surface soil, and not the sub
soil. Therefore small trees are safer TO
plant than large ones. In planting out
tree, the hole should not be dug as If post
was to be planted. The hole should be dug
three times rs large as the roots extend -
Fresh surface sail should be filed in around
the roots, and the tree plauted firmly ut
once it is bad practice to water the roots
at planting; the tree viii hardly get firm
hold in the ground the ground should be
moist, but not wet. Much of the prosperity
Of the orchard depends upon the FIRST setting
of the trees,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

No joke. Humorous gentlemen have.
fro'e time immenorial, when asking for sau-
sage, desired TO he helped TO some of the
"bow WOW" article, This turns out to be
no joke-at least il Baltimore; for in that
city, on Saturday last, man was arrested
with freshly killed dog in a bag, which he
carried into sausage making establish
nent, The American of that city says that
not less than two hundred eareasses of ami
mails have been used up in that way during
the past year.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
Oh ARIES !tASkiNS
nc7ts.ect

0iEce ia Razaipgton, D O., peansy'ronin Arenue,
30 10 Aieeandria ssrgisia, D0ase.ied 1a'id-
ing, Amy 81.
WILL furnish designs aud plans fol Churches
w Stores houses and Villas public building
etc ETC.. and also for alterations OF old building
with full working drawings, specifications and su
perntondenee OF the sane uFon written Or persona
application.
A variety ofcnpplete setts of plans OF Churches
and specifications on hand.
April IL, lS5C.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
Eass 'Eeaae.

WITH view Of making room fer fall goods,
w we will sell all Saumer goo6s, at greatly
reduced prices Ladies Dress goods particularly
will be sold at frat cost. Cai aad examine, and
F0u vii. iaa We are in earnest.
PIPER i FUNKH0USER.
Near the s. oeaa aId House.
Aurnst %, 1865.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
t.Apll.S AND GENTLEMEN.

IT you allwant 20 see aow beautiful your faces
l. come to Rankin's Gallery ane Let him takean
Aynbrotvpe Of Won which aakee ftAe most beau
tifal Picture that has set teen uncovered in the
fne arts. Dec. %, 1866.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
From the PetersL,gy Express.
Severe Suffering OF a Missionary.

We have already given ace cunts of the
suflerings and death Of several persons By
the intense cold weather in several parts of
Iowa. We have now before US a letter from
Rev. Alfred Brunson, superintendent of the
Methodist Mission at Prairie du Chen da-
ted the 31st of December, in which he en-
closes lcttcr from one Of Lis assistants.
Rev Mr.. Knibbs, Of which the following is
a copy:
EAGLE PoTSr. Dec. %.
Rev. sir-I am sorry 70 have to inform
yaa of misfortune have met with. viz ::
getting lost in the trackless snow cf Craw-
ford county woods | started on Thursday
morning, Dee. %, froul tn. Laibrop settle
uient for Haney Valley, to atteud service
there ON Wednesday. But had not pro-
ceeded far be ore my horses legs were CO.
cred with blood trem going through thf
crust on the snow | tried every possois
means to induce h,aa 10 keep on, both By
walking before him and breaking the crust,
aud BY driving, without avail 50 l had t.
tie him toa tree and go in search of house.
Mr.. browns; but II was near night, and
| could not find it. though knew it vas net
far of. In this lost and bewildered state
wandered about Cor five NIGHTS and four
days, without sesine n hiring Il living
being or habitatiat, alla With nothing to
eat or drink until GIT here ON Saturday
night, with just enough Of life to be num-
beicd with the living
Mr.. Brnuson says that at Prairie du Chen
immense snow storms have fallen, and that
the present winter is the most severe he has
experienced on the frontier during his resi-
dence there, which has betn for twenty
three years.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
Stick 10 the Farm.

Ii is peculiar part of the programme
common to high pressure times, when spe~
eulation riots and driYes reason and pru-
deuee into obscurity, that men iorsake the
pillow, anvil and work bench, AID resort to
the selling of silks and laees, toys and to-
bacco, rat traps, grind-stones and ribbons
Tor Il living, 1t Is useless Tor a man Of pru-
denee and experience to urge that bank
raptey is generally the fate of all such as
forsake the farm and resort to the counter
fer living. Inexperienced ia the business,
their failure is mere problem in process eff
solution the first Reaction in commerce
and currency viii sweep them overheard,
aud they will 90 down. \ successful far
mer, possessing family, has 10 more of
right to forsake his well secured farm boat
fer leaky, shaky, cob web lace lined boat,
than he has to resort to intempermce and
gambling. Stick TO your farms Your lends
will never desert you, nor cease to supply
your wants unless YOU first desert them. -
The mercantile business is humhug 10
whoever is inexperienced IN il; like gam
bling it must be understood to make it pay,
and woe to him who bets on card thai he
can't tell Us well BY seeing the back as the
face
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

a biography of Robespierre in an Irish
paper concludes thus : This extraordinary
man left no children behind except bro
ther, who was killed at tbs same tins
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
WIN. a. S RRET T,
Merchant saii0r.

STAUNTON VIRGINIA.
DEGS leave to call the attention of his trends and
ID purchasers generally, to hisiarae and beautiful
stock of
SPRI NC GOO Dis
purchased at low figure for cash in the Northern
cities and will he made tn order, in style which he
lat.ers himself will please the most astidious. at fair
living prices, for cash, usual time to responsi-
hle and prompt customers.
He deems il useless TO enumerste, and Will only say
hat his stock embraces Cloths. Cassimercs and Vest
ing of almost every imaginable variety OF style and
Finishing goods. Trimmings, and in fact
every thing necessary to dress gentleman from
head to foot. (cepting his boots y
He respectfully socits call from all in want of
snythir G. and pledges himself by fair dealing toner
II TIE 2 ,tronage Of the public.
April T. l655.--Spec. copy.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
CALEB BOGGESS,
AT LAW,

PRACTICES
IN THE CIRCUIT AND COUNTY COURTS OF
Harrison, Randolph, Upshur. Gilmer,
and BraXtOn.
ADDRESS, WESTON, Va.
Nov 20, 1856.
Chewing Tobacco.
900 Boxes of Tobacco, of various eFaoes.--part
900 of superior quality just received, to which
we invite the attention Of Dealers.
ROB'T j. GLENDY,
October l8, 1856 Per C. 7. COCHRAN.
EXQUiSITE!
4 FEW 20lb boxes Of the e1qaiaifs brand of To-
n bacco to which wish to call the attention OF
'A'e' ~ ~'' t. j. nIrNrY,
De. her q. 1888 PEI T. CoeiFAs
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
rANCH FURS! FUKS! FUES! FURS
CUT OUT THE ADVERTISEMENT.

CUT OUT THE ADVERTISEMENT.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS OR LADItS visiting
~ Baltimore, and wishing to purchase cheap
and handsome suit OF EURS. should call at the
MOTH AMERICAN FUR GOMPANY'S STORL
los Baltimore Street (adjoinng Sun Iron Build
ing, where they will find the most extensive stock
OF EEe
FANCY FtRS
Ever offered 10 the public, at prices TO suit.
The well known reputation OF our house, as re-
CARDS superior manufacturing and finish. will be
more than maintained in our styles for the coming
season.
@ss- Orders promptly attended to, and goods of
every description. Trimmings Collars Cuffs, Robes,
or Alterations made al the shortest notice.
:. LEWISS0N. Furrier.
North American Fur Compshy's Store.
l05 Baltimore ST. Baltimore. Nd,
(adjoining Sun Iron Bnildins.>
August 30. 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
rauA -tAPLEa JAMES E. TeARKtHs
JOINS MARTIN. JOHN 9rAPLas.
STAPLES, MARTIN Il CO.,
GROCERY AND FLOUR
Merchants.
stanton, Virginia.
July s, 1856
EOs Rent.

E0r Rent.
T HAVE for cent large Room N the basement Of
l the Lutheran Church, well suited fof School
o. Other PURPOSES, such as Shoe~shop. Furniture
rno1n, &c. DE. GEO. BAYLOR.
June Il, 1856.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

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wax ii t. trsttc' tue ttvias r re- n ~. ~ nii
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tlfslsi B-tse1ts. .. tHHs# p !ating
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lie places hi asci Init n.
'ohnstnp, re,igiously eahHGz -izt. f''iia IS
Gentleman and can identit fsi1 afe IN. skill a
RhHsielah,
wv 49, v
meiia'eiy cured aud 'aii si-of restored.
Iats dreadful dtsease |. u tfual'F n'es' ire
4atHdF paia W THESE Ah' iaf e*eeHe '"e e'e.'ih
o ih1'a'ef "a tug as. i9H'4 petsens are 700
AT = . a AT sNs $50 h''t "atn- a"'Le" 'ie
uF@A' a, "hs@la mes TIA - 'Su 49, 49, ~
mt aets.stnl' ia tj Il vi, .. isna To asny
tAa1 IA pd"e' . tue a ." iiH' i4oleI u iiosF
tlaiiE Al h-Hp'sf II u .. t"e P'a1."t' = Siu,S
bah'f tsPfHs' - IN ia.tsd! ga at'iti' va. Il
ths A'tt,ssfl"9s tal Instructive 3yhl'on' !" Do'n
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
A Cure Warranted or no Charge, in from
one 70 two DAYS.
y Mercury OR N,u>gous DaUGs UsEo
ar JO.ssSJON.

NJ nber OF the Rnyal College of surgeons. London
Gfa iuate from OF tile most eminent Colleges OF
tas taiteI States, aud the greater part OF whose
life IN. bsea spent the Hospitals OF London, Par
ID PAltdslphia and elsewhere, has effected solde OF
The M Isl asst nsning cures that were ever Known
May efeubled with ringing in the GERS an head
WASH asleep, great nervousness, being alar aed at
sud len squads and bashfulness, with frequent blush
iay attend I'd sansti.nes SIth arrangement utind
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14
Ani.irosss, Tenders. Il G..

Ani.irons, Eent.crs. &c.
A LARGE lot Of these old style b ass Andirons,
N very heavy, for sale at about half their values
asn Cast iron do. Of all sizes polished Shoyels aud
longs, Ash-bucxets. Fire Carriers. Coal Pekeis,
&c. Coal q ates furnished TO fit ut cit, prices.
Oct. Is, 1856 UEO. U. PhlCL.
Axes.
~ BOXES warranted Axes, OF sill sizes, inst re-
III ceived and for sale. 80. l.. FhlCE.
October 2S, 1856.
A Prime Chew.
M pOXES Of the Pancake Tobacco. Of the best
~ quality now in Stare and for sale by
R. J. GLEND Y,
October ls, 1856. Per Z. 7. COCHRAN.
Try TT.
THE Waterproof Backing will add very mueh
and renders it entirely waterproof. Il warrant
ed t. give satis'a elton Il u. Il. fhiNE'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

Iaf.lai 5stssas. - tsa5= .zr !ating
Ii.sfttt. 5siu9 / sHa5.z 5Hl7s. o.
sil4e s,Hafy. De- 4=tt4=s. ==aE iste-
Is cdnspit Ii. !. and b. resi- = Ii,
lie wno places h ase Int, 1#2r.
'ohnstnp reiigiouslv cahhG5 49,. III" IS
Gentleman and ideftit fei1 ais.i tls skill "a a
phs stefan.
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CERTAIN DISEASE.

When the lnisgulded and iup udent votary OF
pleasure nnds he has imbibed the seeds OF painful
dissdse, oten happens that an iil-tiined sense
Of sna na, " dead ca discovery, dcters him from
Applying To those who, from education aud RESPECT
aoilitf, can alone bsisiend hi.n. delaying till the
constitutional snpto MS %, this hoftd disease make
I'll tartlea. such - tic a. I'd sote throat, dis
eas.I a,s,. +t.t.ti4I al44s t t,s tfss ard limbs,
di NJ - > i#lI - I57z. S 5s - IN tHe bones
aud tts..s l.ata.Hf lt ai.t l4es 4He ~ All
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-02-14

is sci llly. VIA have beeom th victims Sa'hI-
y W.. TIT lt'aa III al i net habit sheh
i I'll. ,els +, an Uah = ~ H. - OF
voIlg ia II I'll ii4t Sats 81 - T. . ant
Int III .et, sh - It'll Ats aas= II fH d lis
tenng Slntt.- with IL thundets .lequ .ne ar
yak II t, .rstac- the iiyfa. IRE. n ~ ~ all
ea 66deHee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
INSURANCE.


UoWkeye Insurance Co.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Avpsoo n no. DAvoNpQRrs BLOCK, over
" Chubo, DSether, Borrow 3 Co.'S DAnking House.
Omos 0ours, 4 = tolPM.
DIRECTORS:
J. n. D. Bsrrows, Geo. L. Davenport, p. Meswin.
Alfred Sanders, Charles lie siie, G. O. Parry, q.
Dpssaint, Jas. y. Delzsli, B. .. Woodward, John
Owens, J. v. willy, 4. H. DsTow, .. L. Shorey.
OFFICERS:
L. E. DBSs Amt, President.
CHAS. LESeLIE, Treasurer.
DANIEL L. SHORHY, Secretary.
5 4; s1 4. D1ssialL. r.. oo..
b. ,. WOODWARD, Assist Sec'y.
D. p. 4cKOUN, General Assent.
This IL = Home Company. II inssres exclusively
90 the mutual plan. The stock consists OF prepium
notes, and there Is $4,000 In such notss pos
session Of the Company. All this property can be
reached by process from our ewn Courts and there
fore olsrs . sufnctent guaranty that the members
wili the sum insured In OF laws. This
plan Of insurance has come into gencral use In the
EASTERN Ct Les, because Il combines cheapness with
safety, and keeps money circulating ct home that
would otherwise be sent abroad.
JulJ29dkwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
Are YOU Insured I!

II not step right along 10 the Captains ONCE and
have the matter seit.ed, a. I am agent for one
Of the best Companies In the word, and will in
s7re - cheap as any other good company. Ny CON-
pany " the Quaker city Of Philadelphia with cash
capital, eli paid in, Of $50 CO., and liberty TO in
crease double II any person Is DESTROYS Of Deine
in urei and will take the trouble enquire into the
standing Of this company, he will be satisfied to give
me the rick - none but good ones will be taken.
H.w. MORRIS,
Agent Of the Qorker City Ins'nce Co of Phlsdel
=. Store on ~ street, Bird coor from Perry It.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

The on siitics these Safes we'll known that
the me- orty Of the merchants Of New York and Phi
ladelphIa use no other make OF Safes. We can fur
nish Safes OF al sises and with any description Of
1. cks wanted, and will warrant to the utmost I'll
the qualities Of the Safes we sell.
iau3isf BURROWS. PRkTTYMAN h DALZELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07


Officers.
vDMUND CANFlELD, Pres. HENRY BANDIT, Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, Trcas'r.
s. y. GILBERT, General Agent nd Surveyor.
This Company was organized on the 9th day of
March, A. d. 1854, under Special Charter from the
legislature Of Illinois aud business commenced under
the most favorable auspcen. Its esablis hment has
been upon firm aud reliable basis, and IN OF
its stability. soundness and permanency ranks
OF the first Insurance Companies IN the country. To
those DESTROYS OF protecting themselves against loss
damage by Fire pers Of the sea, they beg leave
offer the following
REFEnENCEs:
Messrs. Stone 4 Witt. Cleveland, o
90 Williams b Auery, Chicago.
Norton l. Brother, 's
's Stone l. Boomer, 4"
A s. Durand Pres. Racine 4 Miss Railroad.
Gen. G, Northrup, Cash'r Rae. Co Bank.
VIM =. Lynde. ESD, Milwaukee.
}. G. Conroc, Ksq., Racine.
Henry Farnam. Pres't Chicago + r. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert, Cash Com. Bank, Chicago:
Dan p. Rhoes, ESQ, Cleveland, y.
Hon. John q. Breslin, Treas'r of State, Columbus.
ThOs Campbell, ESQ, Springfield, Ill.
Hon. X. Chamberlin, st. Louis, No.
Messrs. wadsworih, Wells X Scycan,ore ChicsRo
Mcssrs. I II. Burch Co., Chicago BANK.
Hon. Wpi. Medil, Governor of Ohio.
Aessry. @. W. Sizcv 4 Co, Chicago,
Judd, Smith Pratt, Dixon, Ill.
VIM. blanchard, ESQ, Norris, III.
Hon. VIM, Trevtt, Sec'y of State, Columbus, o.
Acssrs. II. G. b o. c. Cook 4 Co., Rockford, III.
II. Wheeler, 4 Son, Aurora.
Nezmiah Go 'e, Esq. Buffalo, 7.
VIM. b. Fundy, ESD, Springfield,
Hon. T. W. Bsrlty, Judge Juprems Court, Aansneld;
Ohio.
Gen l. Cur,r, Springfield, ILL.,
Richard ivers, Esq, Ct Louis, No.
n. FIELD,
Agent at Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICE, Davenport, at the STATE DEMOCRAT
Once. Post Once Building, Brady Street.
July ST.
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STEAMBOATS,.


THE KATE CASSEL,
DA I'D K00Rk, Clerk.
THE Alhambra Will run regularly between Reck
Island, Davenport aud all points stove TO Gslens,
making sure connections at Galena With the follow
ihg boats, which compose the Minnesota Daily Packet
Line to st Paul, leaving Gaienz at 10 O'Clock A. II.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodwick, Master.
% Northern Belle; }. Y. Hurd, de
90 City Belle, X. Lodwitk, do
Granite State, II. Gabeeit, do
Gslens, Lorfof, do
IS Alhanbrs, Mcclure, do
The Alhapnbra leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Galena every Monday, Wednesday and Friday ~
y y clock A. NJ
Returning leaves Galenx for Rock leland and Da-
venport on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday IT 9
O'Clock, A. II. Connecting with k"okuk aud ST
Louis Packet Ben Campbell, which leaves On arrival
OF the Alhambia ut O'Clock y. NJ
The kaie Cas- e! will hereafter ieave Rock Island
and Davenport every Tuesday Thursday and Sstur-
day at 3 O'Clock end leaves Dubuque every Monday,
~,dn-sdsy AID II day al 8 o'CiSck, connecting at
RocS Island with the -okuk and st. Louis Packet,
AID at Dubuque with the Minnesota Packet O. $
Boa /, to 81. Panl Passengers and sh., psrs
iy on connrc,ins al bota ends Of the line.
1uese boa Is will give through tickets TO all
points aSavr Cslcna to ST Paul VIII asJ receipt for
freight to all q the above pons and Will pay partic
ular attention to the delivery o. the Passengers
and shippers rely upon tbs strietest punctuaiy.
a, these tosls convey The Mail and must leave
\ romitly at the hour 20 make their connections.
NJ B-Tn.se boats arrive every evening at Fulton
City IN time ior the Chicago tTain.
BURROWS APRLTTYMAN,
Agents Davenport
II. LANGLEY n Co,
FoWAks Co,
Junidtf Agents, Rock Island
W. + GROVENBUhY
Ticket Agent, Davenport
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MEDICAL.
Or. HUBBELLS
Private Medical Companion
OK THE
VDoEOe.fesWfe,S Friend.
JUST PUBLlonLn, 0hATUITOUS.
TO YOUNG MEN AMI

TO YOUNG MEN AND
othess. Nervous Debility
and Chronic diseases. The
nrst and direct conseq hence
Of excess and abuse Of the
sexual syrten, Ia . peculiar
diseased condition Of the ."
minsl organs VIII he An
thor IN b = TR .A1SE, has
called tn. special jis-as. q
AsstaYbation. The follow
Ing dis" ders. some IN ON
case. some IN another. are
again the dir CT c0Wseqrn
c"s Of this dis ate, viz H.
minal kmis sims 0-n~ral
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

ruE ubscrihers would respectfully inform the
j builders Of Davenport and the public generally
that they responsibility on hanr ~ their Planning
Mil. In Rock Island, corner Of Rock River and wash
ington streets, Seasoned Flooring and edine and all
kindsof anishinS lumber Of the best quality. Gall
ana examsas our ssock before purchssins es-whers.
J. A. HlDDI6OU 90.
tober 90. 1854 I year
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

HAVING received . large isupply Of Logs No are
i Il now running our Mn day and night, and are
prepared 10 receive orders for all kinds Of Buildno
aud Framing Lumber, LAths, Shingles and Fencing.
All orders with which our Davenport friends may h.
vor WILDE executed with puuctuaty aud dispatch.
MEAD, SMITH 3 MARSH.
leck Island Nay % la dtfl
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uEhETuFORE existing under the n,m Ut Me0re.
sot, l.awes blak NOR. expired Jun SAih.
1901 IN conssq u-hcr 10 he d ath 81 A " Mt(assor
either OF the undersgntd VIII sign the name - the
late nrm In the ssttl mrnt OF rs affair, and y ~
also continue the Bal king aud EScLnnse business
under the style OF Bakemere d Law-s al tho oad
stand on Main street.
NH BLAKEMORI.
A LAWtB
June27dtf Surviving Partners.
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i. w. SaAlNKLE A. CO.,

J. w. AAlNkLE l. CO.,
GENERAL pEALERs
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber, &c!
Corner Canal and Jackson streets,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
nuR arrangements are such as 10 Insure 1t all
~ times = full supply of the different qualities Of
CisOS. Lumber,
Joint and scautng of all sizes, ndlengths, Common
Lumber, Lath. Shingles. sc.
Dur flooring,
Of Norway and white Pine, we always stand ready
10 compare with any In this market. We invite the
calls and attention Of ell country and other dealers
10 our stock on hand and facilities for nng orders
and contracts.
arSdly J. W. SKINKLE co.
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herring's Safes.

The subscribers a,e Agents
for Messrs. 8. G. HERRING h
Cps celebrated Fire and THIEF
roof Safe. We would invite
The attention OF the public to
the fact that these Safes have
for years stood the test CT
10th Ire, thief and also o.;
time. Very man. Safes will
NJ measure defy the hrmer
and VET fall before the lastey
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GolIrey's Celebrated Cordial Gin

II LWFe1S, Unt H0yS HOt IUNUTfHFt.
vTNHIs unequsied beverage possesses medicinal pro.
il perties Of the highest order. II 10 manufactured
especially Tor and BY the Proprietor and Pstentee OF
the best msierials, and has the merits without the
deIeterious eeets Of any other Gin either In Greet
Britain, Holland or this country. Codfrey's Ceie-
brdted Cordial Civ has been adopted BY eminent
physlciaus o. the purest and most efcscious di6a-
ssy~ stimuant and diuretic which manufacturing
eki has yet given 70 the word-ltt entirely exempt
from those alcoholic drinks which beget thirst for
stinsuisnts. 0riers 70 any alnonnt promptly nlleA
By the Proprietor. gro GODFREY,
Importer Of Brandies, Gin, wines, &c.
June4ed3m 10 South william 1t. New York