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nILnIAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GRAM

CILMAN'S PNEUMATIC STEAM GRAM
" LATOR is in plantations, comprising the
largest and smallest classes on some OF which has a%en oil
crops with combination OF the following advantages
other known application of steam to steam Granu-
!ator entire steam train: ....,,.
J. requires but pressure OF 81 POUNDS ol sea 10 strike
3 Ii requires no additional water for the boilers.
). Its pipes never seale'' or require cleaning
heating surface equally distributed throughout the
of that and hard grained sugar made
s. being all condensed and returned 10 the boilers
boilers large and Gunn Bagassa Furnace is used
pair cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and 81 feet long
with nlans Bagasse Furnace furnish steam to grind the
and the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds sugar
per day .,..,...-,
the planter than other steam bat
For further information pamphlet specifications
who prepared make for The Battery, Evnpo
Carers to be used with direct Or exhs9st steam
SAMUEL h. GILMAN
.d4 1y 10 Gruver street. New Orleans, La
CENlNCa nIACHINEs-I N. SINGER Il co.'s
= Agency the he improved Sewing Mechiue,
especially adapted the max Of NEGRO CLOTH Nc,
PLANTATION
GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
established No. l2 Canal street These machines
took the first premium at Worlds Fair Crystal
ace Paris Bakers and many other Sewing
Machne and the only Sewing Machines used by the
Government Of France making up the clothing for the French
with Silk Cotton Thread, Spoos Needles. etc.,
always on hand Orders promptly attep led to ADDRESS
aa SIN 100 Canal street, New Orleans.
T.. ell professional business in St. Landry
Avoyelts thai be entrusted TO his care oee at OPE
Rsferenc@s-Chas. NJ Waterman, hardware s5ehsut O. n
Olivier Esq; Thos Il. Miller commission Cns
siugleial anruey staw; NIXON Adams Crescent cftrF
New GrlsaaE ms lyd&W
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FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 26. 1857.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
HIO RIv Err.


OHIO RIVER.
ER TSPsEspHEs nDuisyIms vi ss esksrnse
l@4E& the United states Cairo Mai! the sHs.
ming M regular pssssnss5 s; packet steamer sam ~ G:
..d
"Sa!ss' FSs sfst po ss1a T.
AA plan her cabin be seen and satercoms secured
by applying to her agents.
.E.. UPPER MISSISSIPPI
win PoT Hg1PtS sT nss FIJI i. TRr brArr
5 AZ psa %
Agn. ~ e. FG: fIfs I q s1 sfe to
s plan cabin be and secured
by app,, ing to the agents. iel6
aMa;t;T.T WI 1fsxs II, X s%p a.psfst prSty,s PACKET
risss e. s5sss
@ applBS BELL soiG BGcassAN co. reheupiteua.
LOWER MIssIssIPPI.
.,ss. EREGUE2k isisE 9;5fsRty FuEsaE Il s;If,.
II place Gf ss.mss PkiN5Ess, s, VII, 1,
Esss Joseph Rodney ans
asss sasss
Vail freight having unsurpassed accommoda
"'n. .ppy On p' SES h HITE CO. s9 yssp. s street @
on the steamer u Aid At vfcksburg. ~ -sa@' jei7
Il Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5o'cloek. P. NJ :
~ REGULAR THURSDAY. U. >
l@AsGissSs Mail L. Packet steamer Il. W. McRas. !.
.ftg Ashton Pitchers Point Skipwths Lan ding :. Lske
Providence. Carnack Landing, Milkens Bend Vcksbhrg
Gulf Rodney Sstchez, Fort Adams, Red River Land
ing, Bayou Sara Port Hudson, Baton Rouge Plquenine
Donadsopve carrying the u S. Mail For freight OF
passage having accommodations apply board
- .
GEO. D. HITE & CO., 6 Front street.
~ The R. ". HcRAE, will take Yazoo river freight ant
through bills ng for it, with the privilege OF eshpPe
on steamer e. S. Aid '7E,'i iel7
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. ~a 81 So NJ Nj E X ARRANGEMENT
EAlEar4 = Steamer Ben Franklin. Jos. D. Clarke
sz@s MASTER for Cairo, Hickman, Memphis Helena
Napoleon Greenvie and all the Bends will leave the fol-
lowing throughout the connecting Cairo with the
Illinois Central Railroad for ST. Louis and all the Eastern cities
Memphis Memphis and Charleston Rnlroa for
Vile Huntsville Tuscuuba Knoxville, Ghattenooga and
the Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleals WEDNESDAY, July !, at 5 P N.
Leaves New Orleans WEDN ESDA Y July Is at p NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July ~, at 5 ?. N.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. IL, at P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug 26, at P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY,, Sept. Q. at ?. ".
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept D. at 5 p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. at 5 p NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. 81, at 5 =. VI.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY,. Nov. 4, ut 5 ?. NJ.
The Franklin 1passed in point Of speed and
fort by any large and airy arranged
pressy or the accommodation of families.
depend this boar leaving advertised
be engaged for OF the above trips app
cation her agents. where pnn of her cabin he
JOHN +. HYDE * Co, 66 Poydras street,
W. L. REDDING, Railro d Agent
ieg under St. Charles Hotel.
Hs Franklin will attend to her Memphis, Bend Way
anupl uttriOu MS As
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FOR LOUISVILLE, Chancellor,

NJ THE s It r. A NJ e II r Ii p E
ErAHll for Iouisvleths magnificent steamer Broad
ssA well. commander, will make five regular trips to
Louisville, leaving rs follows, on
WEDNESDAY, june 81, at 5 P. NJ.
SATURDAY, July II, at5P, NJ.
For freight passage. apply on board, or to
BROADWELI. BROS. X CO., 65 Gravier street.
7. SHUTE, - Common street
RA Of the cabin be and engaged for
any of the above trips, by applying to the agents.
pThe Eclipse will take freight Tor Na,chez Rodney Grand
Gulf, yicksburg, Helena, Memphis, Hickman Cairo, and
nSy- No room engaged until paid for ar II
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THE LAKE.

PRESENT ARRANGEMENTS.
euRES,& U, g. Mail Line Vaudeville lewisburg, Mad
J. isonville. Covington and Abta springs-Ths
Virginia Pearl, Capt Cause Will Leave for
Leaves New Orleans by PontI Returning leaves Corng
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- n sdE SEW sR 9KkEAsS HI soS ShMtS

sgfor The Lake-Each p edately after steam train
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
Trustees Sale.

VlyuFhFAS n the ooh day % March u, 1856
w IIafs Ed,rin and NsTcat' hs ihHfm tH'out'n
INTO ,ustip CoThu. ~ Tue" etrtHin a." -
Trust convrving to aid Trustee The ind IN Sno
county Iowa. de crit q - follows 10 wit All that
ser. an parcel ~ lard stua'ta vi he t'v ~ faNfn-
3ort. and descrih rs folew- ~ Wit the w'r hsh
- at numb rel r.v n IAN beck numbered on q
N {; eeu's Addition u the ci'y - pay.hIort when
ssd c nvevsnce inside bys ii Hans and Maaa-
reiha for tn purpose 4 s.cu'iHg the psNmeht ~
ctrisin rrornissoTv netn. snt Nc int rest th'rf-
IN signed bv said Hans PORN, lated ne
2aih dsv - March A. y 1855. and psvatl"
the first day OF January, 1857. with interest ~ ~
per cent after.
AMI nov said note hs-ing become due aud payabe
and the said Hans Brr,n having failed 10 pss the
same l. tu.tin corhin. Trustce ss Aforesaid. o. hrt-
Nv give fhi- public notc', that nv virtne ~ ~" ~ W.
WI Is In me vested by said d Ell q Trust, WI, Sn
Manihy the ninth dsv ~ March s.p.NS3I st2 "'fl"ek
IN tho afternoon ~ said ay AZ the Court touse d"Hr
in the city ~ davenport expos" nd p'ef Tor sale 81
pn,l.c auction the patcei Of land shove dr7c'rd or
So much thereon "a shrl h. suffsrn, 10 SATISFY am
paw the 81 said mote will tn interest thffeon
10 the dsv Of sale, together with all the costs snd er
penss attending Sabi sse costs Of this notc". ana
TIN s.e.s' fees upn the completion ~ sail sale deed
Will be given IN pceord,rce wish the stpu1sfions o.
said DEED Of Trust TO the purchaser.
Dstei the lIih day Of FEBRUARY. y 1887.
tbI2 AUSTIN COHbiN, Tfnsts'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
NEW TIN STORE.

1--WE ub<oriber~ hsve just openesi store on Har-
i rison between Third and Fourth sfs where
they intend manufacturing and teeb constantly on
4 end ali kinds Of
COPPER TIN AND sHEET-IRoN WARE.
Particular attention paid to Rn.Ans. Spou,ns and
jobbing Country merchants can rely upon be q sup
pi-d with Tin-ware st Wholesale pric-s.
Rags, old copper. lead Ar taken In exchange for
Iapl7dtfl 0RANLRRS L BILL,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
over 1000 900 Feet,
LUMBER! LUMBER 4!

THE ubscrih-rs would r-sI-etfully inform the
] builders Of davenport and The public generally
they keep SANITY ham at their Plsnine
Mi IN R,sk I.l,nd, corn % Rock River AID wash
ingt >reet, SEAS led Flooring and Siding aud all
snd-a 4 finishing lumber Of the best quality. Gail
aui examine our stsk before purchasing elsewhere.
J. A. BIDpISON co.
to,~r 80 1SS6-d l,sar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

IfHi suhst riher keeps c'nstar tly Oh hand nj qn.
4 tti,- and thicknesses Of Dry Chcngr lnmt~r -
his vsri III th- ooru-r ~ Nfcs lr.n3 .t' ~ 81
'n..i, WHsvItR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and d. Louis.

AiH-LINE kOUIk EkVWEEN
Chicago and %. Louis.
~at~s isass cAtesfe ~ r. LostS aad salsrs>-
dt0SS piacss.
Accommodated Train. (SundAyS sxceptsdD go AZ
Express Train. (satsraAy's sxcepted) lli0p 4
Wosas tsoss y. LosisJ Nv Chicago 0sd isss>ssss.
dsots Cs0oSa.
Accommodation Train, (suadAy's excsptsd) o. 4
Express rrsia Saturdays sxcspsedl Ss0sH
Trains run directly through, without change Of
ears or nasesse. Trsns run through Joliet, Moon.
ington, Springfield, cAslinvnls sAd Alton.
wiTrains run on this road nAks direct connections
II Joliet Cst % and Michigan Central Railroad at
Jaset, making this the sAosst, quickst and most re-
Liable route between 81 Losss and Nsv York, Ro.,an
Philadelphia, and the IasG
WIN llinos CENTRAL \ Al Sioon.nsson. for Ia.
Decatur And Naples.
Win ~ !As Railroads. a,vsr1ns from chicago
NsN Orlsasa, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets iot IL places mentioned abeve can
y pFocarsd 81 I'll Ne priaepai a. ~ eaees 10 The
GIFTED etasss, Aad q tie olacss
r.: : -: n:.::. ss' Sc: .,,.
eonss - Lowe. e1te Fremont noass.
1loHp .. EoH0AN. N. Sspt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
Chicago l. Rock Island Railroad
~ - u ~ . s .ss
KV~infe,. .1..r0>, uc,mp,,f


ON aud sfiar Monday Dec. Isl 1856, and until
Vfrriher notice gains will leave Rock isaad dairy
s. ndays Excepted, follows
1T Rail train at 10 On A "
I'd nichi express sC0P N
81 'r,ig't with 81 class cars at 6 80 A N
Trains arrive a. Rock Island daily, Sunday eH
e.rtei. follows
- riga; espt".J
- mai train nj h0pp
81 u teii' WIN 81 Class cars al 9 80 N
Al tealu> eyc- this raai artu ,'irac, t,.txirr II
Chcas" with r,tUs over bath the Michigan Slutt~rn
-ii Nrhitau C"ntra Il t" rn, from Detroit t.
l'ro ta vlsrd Columbus ChlcnnAti Pittsburgh
DWkrk Efft' NIAGARA F,'~ Aitauv Nr,< York
FN'af"'I h.G E.ll AMI Washington s'>o 4,
IsSaiie with t1a,, u the Il'iNts Central Raa.i-
,rtt ~ t,alrns ant South Jntiis and Cairo tn
which places tict' Is can b. procured ~
S. s STEPHENS. Ticket Agent
x = Depot RICK Island
Pas esrrs ar? reminded ~ t, necessity az giving
.-inci directions t. the DO tus'un uf their bag
gag Also to procure tickets kfore taking their seats
" te cars a. 'h' contractors colrtt e<onVv 10 sta A.
t'ns The lin. If h Chicago Rock Island railroad
JOHN F TRACY, Superintendent.
WI WHITMAN Asst Sup't
~ bland Nov. 81 1856 fitf1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-06
DENTISTRY.
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
,FEBRlFuGE WINE.
IN QUART BOIrLEs.)
NsE'EElR K AHAuRe a. Y'Ib E.fH

WEI EA9 NV OUoev III n sk1A
'hE gr'atcSi Aei6ibe.ver discovered i"T theeai
i - ftver and egue Chiii F-ver, Dumb Agu-,
and all biluu, Diseases. Tits valuable medicine has
now en heforr the puhlic for several years, aud
there can b. no better "vll.ure onrd OF it, eth acy
than It's extensive sale. and constantly incr' asInR
reputation and this 10 owing to M Iva ing performed
sinr Of III" most wonderful and astonishing ours
that hay been known. BcinK puic'y vgeta-
bic free from all foreign -iet rious ~ mineral conf
peut,da, Fehrifnee Vine ma, b, TAX n with the ut
INST safety under aimost any circumstances. II
strengthen the stomach tuyigoraics tn system, and
cnlir.ly prevents the ianguor and prost alton oil
strength which aivSys attends FEY eI aud Agu and
all htiaus diseases II moi only breaks The Ct H. and
checks ~. fter bat he dlseas, - The Law
i ami otlvr org,ns on whi,h the tnil ana Fever
dc, eiis The thonsAnis who have n.c'. the febri-
fige Wine ne" no further evidence OF Il, virtue than
It's happy reeiorAiise effect. IL L. tru, wonderful
me,iicIne, anil operates ON the systin Ike charm
The nr,t or dose ~ Frbrifuge Wine breaks the
ch, and II cont lnued according to the dire, TONS II
removes the dis. as permanently nom the system.
aud leaves the body IN healthy condition. Those
persons who are afflicted with fever and Ague OF any
Tor m u bilious dseA es. rec minspdrd To give
thus valuable medicine fair trial which IL all that
ssaty 10 insure snccrrs, and cens ins' all vi IT.
superiority owT every other remedy ever nei Ell TO
the pubic Certificates 81 the highest esistiability
nght he pt-sent, to substA ntiaic all thai claimed
IN ts b,hsu but II will be- left to I'M roduc. t-eif--to
stand or fail upon lis own merits
Captl on To the Pulic.-ke sure thai the nam. 81
the prup ator, JOHN WixER. L. In his own handwrt
ting, ihr Promiss DRY Note, which H. attnhef 4
| the bottom 81 each Engraved label on the b,tl''.
Sold q: retail BY Druggists and Merchant 'heiy
! where.
All wholesale orders must be dircote'. To- John v
| ner, 67 Maiden Lane, n Y, or 10 Bxf BALDWIN
wholesale druggists. Chicago.
4 Sid wholesale and retail BY Ar-sr~
ALvuKD \ VAN PATTEN,
g3O-dAwly Davenport low.
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IA c'i ptftics 81 Greet Etitain-wNir. Tory ard Ra
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cha sct'r- A organ q III most IrecllId - r1ess
On Nci.rt IrstA'nrf. .Mrf atty ard Religion. they
tsnl ~ they aioay> have stood unriyal 4 In the
w1i - 1tfrf- i,iLg 100 i'r.d di-l, nssble To he
htr H tie prtt' .h'Uhl man kile TO the intsili-
l'nt fir - Ciass ui'y furni>h
tHd SAtiss't"y record Of tho current literature Of
tie day, tn on phobi the sord than csa be possibly
obtain .sal any other source.
Early Copies. '''
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Publishers gives additional value 10 these Repiints.
inisrinch they now b. placed In the hahds OF
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AND ga
The British Quarterly Reviews,
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Mississippi & Missouri B. B.
e 0E57 5

Mississippi & Missouri B. B.
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ON and after Monday, J-nua y2i, $50, and unit
~ further notice, trans will leave Davenport 70,
Muscstine and Iowa City Sundays sxcepted) A. fol-
lows
lat Freight aud Em!grSnt train At Sl5Ax
ID Mail Train st s30.M
Trains Will leave Davenport for Chiosg daily sun
ia = excepted a. follows:
1T Mail Train. At sos. ~
81 Freight Train, at 8 20 p NJ
81 Express Trsin, Of, 100 NJ
Trains arrive a. Davenport dsily. (scnlay, excsp-
ted as follows:
FROM THG WEST.
let frsgh, Train. at <4sp a.
81 Express Train At sss,n
FROM TIE EAsT.
i-t Nal Train, ~ 2 &C 4 NJ
ID Freight Truin. ct 80 n
SD Expr--s Train ~ SlspN
The evening train stops one hour at Davenport ror
supper
All trAias ont OF Davenport will make connections
with N.spoa,ins and Iowa CITY.
The Passenger Train eounocts st Davenport with
ths Rock Island Chicago trains The evening II ain
stops one hour in Davenport Tor supper
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity az giving
lssincs direction a. TO the their bar
sASe also procure tickets before taking heir seats
The cars A. DAY eupt.
decl dtf
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New Goods! New Goods!
EDWARD ALDEN,
.NerchNMf Tailor,
AND
'hoIesaIe snd Retail Dealer
IN
Ready Made Clothing,
Cloths. Cassimsres, Vestings, Gents
fayn;sling Goods and Tailors'
Trimmings,
LAS rs, returned IRON. the E.-; with Oh. c. the
I j large, and he-, selected stosks Of goods ever
,Eeted Tor .s in this market aon.s,!ss NJ part OF
tue following articles:
1s'0ndci0fhs.
English French, German and amer.
lean, Of IA" hnest quality and --latest
style of god.
Cashmere.
smsAsh, Frsnch And American al
every variety of style, coisr Aad
quality.
Isssts0s.
Whit ysrseiIles Ma,aia.se White
London. Figured Tinsel and colorrd
SILKS, Fancy and Plain snk vsive,,
Farcy silk and Linen. Italian SIN
1renadine, Satin. italian Cl.th,
Silk Plush and Faucy Cssh msres In
great variety
rercOattss0.
Black, Blue and Brown broadcioth,
Union, Whitney, and Pilot Cloths,
Fancy Blue, Brown ana Mulberry
Castor Beaver. Canada MIXED aud
SstaYA Of the latest imports
1e sdv Made.
Overooats, Over-saess, eurtouts,
Reenng Jacket. and TanAs, yrock
and Dress Freck Goats 81 all quali-
tbs AMI styles; silk, velvet. Plush.
Clith Cashmere and Valencia Vests.
Casineit, Satinett double and twist,
fancy an. pain Cashmere and Dec
| skin Pant; Denim and Guernsey
d, Frocks, Wrappers and Overalls.
pa Ntshjgsg Goods.
Hickory, calico, white plaif. linen,
corded and Pssis bosnn,, fancy col
cred Shirts, with Common and polk q
Wristbands; string De Qrsey, cord
ed Byron, polka aud lap C.lsrs,
Neck Ties Stocks, fancy aud III in
Cravsts; Glove.--whife blatk and
onlnred tii, lined buck, cloth Chez
terneld. Aberdeen Berlin. Union,
and German and Fur Gauntlets
wool merino and cotton Hose; whit,
and fancy linen and stk Handker.
chiefs; embroidered lambs wool
white and mixed merino and sin
Wrappers and Drawers; Wool Aitts
ecArfs. Mun1ers, Gents ahsvs ana
shawl Plus, Umbrellas, Carpet SKIS
and eli other articles ually KEEP, BY
the trsi.. all Of vhtct are respect
fully submitted 10 the sxaSnuas ior
~ custornsvs.
Al early es,' vs.l will SECURE Oh oios ss!eetians
toWARD ALDEN,
Second street, opposite L. C,s!te Rov, Davenport
lows. t9~t~sso Msia and nrsdy) septx-dtf,
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Splendid Offers for 1859 and 1897

rnlik" he more ePhsrnercai nasssines Of Ne esy,
these p-tkslcas lose little BY sge Hence nal ysas
4 HE Nos. with no omissit ny for 1855. may b re-
gsided nearly .. valuable - sss 1857. We propose
"a furnish he two years q ths ioll0wtnS ss~s@~t
lou rates viz $50.
por Blaekwood's Magazine, So
Fbr sry one Review, ~
Vor any two R~vets. ~
Pr Blackw Il and one Revrw,
For lakewood and two Reviews, ~
Ror three " vi-'~s. : ~ tsN
g., ~ ,,s p.yi,v, lIoo
~ ~, ". - "a ,hc s,nr R,v,rv. 1Aoo
Ito avoid fractions, o. may BE- reni,iya toI nse.
soot, Tor which VT will forward that vofs io' e"ss
Years, pox paid -,
N H. The price In Greet Britain % ne nve TsH
udicsl- above ns med 10 abaat t3t ~ enhnm.
Aswe she'll never again b. likely 70 OFT SUI" ;"
poc. mes T. as those here prtsensed,
.HSsr e. the Iysess 70 SssbscrSbs'
rrRem,,tsnce must, IN on csse-, b. usde @sss
10 ~ Pnhshers, sov 1t tAess prices no conD'ssRs
-" q adsres.' = LEONARD SCOTT o..
dsraIdaw,f No. ~ Col ,s'reet. New Son.
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Chinese Sugar Cane.
lSORGHO SUCRE.l

DrRE SEED Til" snhscr'tet. hereby inioita ~
Il F,r~e-x Gardeners. ana Tho r.u,ic generally,
that thy hsve u,t fce.iv'd snf nov offer Tor ssf,
a limit ed srppyo tn GESuiss SEfp ~ ne acosf
valuable plant rui mp in strong cloth packs
ac.pt To nj ant st Ut ene.fi - acre. when thrv
will nj tv mail, u,sn the receipt ~ ONE DOLLAR
or a prapo tinn4ts auanthv r fxp' ess ~ The puf-
chaser xten--.wiih n elections 'or the cn'nf"'
harv stinvcfr orArt fRriy 70 s'rure the Sc" As'
a I'm assoytmcnf or Garden s. eds rer and c,n,
,sinr Foreign ana An,evicnn cvorfh; Fssid Sfeds
and Gram the n,osf desirable kinds FLOW 70
SEEDS in greet rdris!y small supty ~ ~hh 2
fh.vwil upon iht receipt of osE DOLLAR, mail, posi-
Maid twenty varieties Full caiaiernss y ats rren
appi ali n Il the Chica9n Agricultural ws,ehons
anus" - store HENRY EMERYS CO,
MA VAN No, got L4ks ST. chicigp
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BURROWS 4 PRETTYMiN,
Forwarding and Commission
Merchants.

McfCUSs1l
PHODICE DEALERS,
Aud Wholesale and Rel all d.aiersin
ID II Y q O ID -
OUEENSwARE GROCERIES, BOOTS AN
SHOES. HATS. CAPS CLOTHING.
SALT. &C
Having nmpie rom Tor storage, W. shall pay "a :
iicuisr attention to Receiving Storing aud Forvar :
ing any Goods consigned to our care.
Cash paid at all finseS for Pro-
letlc9.
Prom, strs-t, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Davenport steam FIGURING Mills,
VIII DO kept in constant operation, and Farmers 49,
Informed that We pay 81 al times 10 Cash shs high.
eat price for wheat. Flour always on hand
Ort l7-dAvtf BURROWS pRR1TYAAN.
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MEDICAL.
NOTICE

M. J. J. TOAeON, late of Massachusetts, respect.
~ tally infes ns Ilss citsens OF Davenport aud vcin
", that he hes located Ia tins city fnSsiciAs and
6Ckesux tvtsss thlt by industry and integrity to
hts profession " merit and receive share OF their
dstrouAxe. OAce In Atkinscn's Block. dec29dU
DENTISTRY.
nR. 4 D. MYERS has removed HIS cocr TO sec
IL und street, between Brady aud Ferry, paven-
pert lovp few doors east OF smiths store
II, hops that his last three years constant prAc-
tic. .hseity has gwen such sAiirf~eioii, ~ vi
induce thgse wishins the services Of Dentist
seek his nc y IL. alton. As ~ his vvIk. any snout
II r. ( r,p..s gwen IN deatred sept2. DIT
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geo BAGS COFFEE,

A choice selection Of
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
COFFEE,
Rio And Java Cuffsr-Roast'd aud round.
SGG.SR.
n. o GRADUATED Irhshed and Powdered.
PEPPER,
fresh lot Of Tapicca Farina Sage, Ground Rice,
Isinslass Prunes. Currants, Shyme, Savory, Sage,
&c &c. Pearl Barley, splt Peas, Almonds, Rsislns.
&c nc.
We have lsrg" stock and IL embraces everything
In our lie. Cali aud examine and ~ guarantee
satisfaction.
NJ DAIZrLI. Jr 4 co.
snxS y =. corner al d Perry at