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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
News OF the Ne;ghborhood.

CoLoRED IMPosTERs.-These gentry
are becoming qni'e numerous IN this vi
c%ioitv. The Ra'enna papers gave IN
acccur Il ,nc who bled this h~enevolent,
IN lha' LOW. pretty freely by . slrry Of
having 8 ~:fe in slavery. aud he vas
rs,rs ooaov to purchase her freedom.
i leaiier ir,m lis pretended master, Col.
Tsyier Ct kertueky. exposed tie 'riek.
Another turned I'D IN Ashlsbula county
last week. The Cleveland Pam Dealer
has the fo.lo.ing account OF still. anothec:
A week OF tvo since, one Of these
shadowy gentlemen made his appearance
in The quiet town oi Orange, in this
county, and was quite successful IN get
ting tunds-Ee representing thai he had
been a slave upon a Southern plantation,
but had EuI away TOM his l~yrannicai
master and vas n0~ ia btcd Of e
TO get ;" Cr2at IA. lie had Just eft Wan
rem, he saI: Vhert he had encountered
ln3 c,eG recognized b. his master, who
fred u revolver a, him, and mtde some
ctfer very serious demonstrations. His
master had been arrested n Warren AMI
committed t. Jail iE default OF bail. The
numerous JuPes OF his cunnirgly devised
fables, were not Over we'll pie sell un
learning that he was a worthless Scamp
who bad, perhaps, never seen a southern
plantation, and whom it would be a dam.
age to own. OF course his stories were
fabrications FOR the purpose of working
upon the morbid sympathy vi The oveI
eredulous.
A year or W since acolored gemmar
of this place, irinerated around in the
towns of this and adjoining counties,
calling public meetings in divers places
Psinesville, Salem, Massillon, &c. rails.
ing money to so TO Liberia. After he
had made a good raise, he returned
opened a barber shop. and smoked Ha
vannas.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

The Olio LaSislatnre has made an
imps-tan: change in the election law
Th.F,y days residence in the county,
ani .weny days in the township ~ ward.
n, now required 10 constitute a legal
vc.er; n vibration TO be punished ~ i'm
pri>or mrnt inr not less than one nor m,re
han TX months. a person convicted Oi
goius ir-m n county 10 another to vote.
is punished q; imprisonment in the Peni-
Tertiary for not less than one nor more
SIX Years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

Il AMI 80 EH1NI0
Il trough Cleveland. San iay, Jcund for
Utah. They were Welch. English and
Danish. ami under toe guidance OF Elder
James p. Park, a ScO,ch convert.
The Falmouth (Jamaics) Post has a
long account OF he taking OF a slayer-on
the coast of hat Island having on
board 378 negroes.
Operations are to be Immediately
commenced for the construction Of the
wagon road to California. the necessary
corps of engineers and O hers has been
fully organized by the War departme L
Destructive swarms Of Iocusts have
made their appearance in various parts
of Mexico. AMI done great Injury 10 the
growing crops.
Mr.. Thayer's Emigiant Aid Company
has already received 1000 applications
from as many families who wish TO emf
CRATE to Virginia.
It is said that the time BRIGHAM You've
war appointed Governor of Utah. there
we're two indictments pending against
him in a . S. District Court. for making
and passing counterfeit money and that
Senator DOUGLAS was cognizaut of this
Tact when he urged his i,uess for that
office upon the attention of President
Fillmore.
THE NAr1oNAL EPrDEMc.-The report
that Mr.. Scraton, CT New Haven, is to
re. open this ilI-fated hotel is contradicted.
We also learn that Mr.. Briggs, enc Of
the proprietcrs. Is now unwell. aud that
some of The worknen who have recently
ben engaged in constructing a new sew
er leading from the hotel TO the man
eme are mdispIsed.- Wash. Uaion.
In DEMAxD.-The editor of the Iowa
Reporter calls. with p sientoriau VOICE,
for ladies' TO cone West. He says:"The
last census report shows that there are
50 $40 NOR MAILS than females in Iowa.
This was taken N june. and does not in
Guide rhe Spring and Fall emigration
We srr now nus Al least 6 900 ladies'
to mase w. uur quo;sl"
Alter any as OF ursisc.. Congress
has s. i"s' ne a 'aif'nieh.a'y 'P
pr'pralcn vi h''y sh'a 'oH u'''''S' ."
be bs>-oweI on lnt -'''7 o. 'eF' pa '''',
who captured .daIyf Aai.e "'h saver
ire cause %
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Jun" "P'
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The circumference Oh Inc e"oie 'o' INT
ocean telegraph Is e1ac"y eq"Ai !" 'na'
sta ia" Oih
The US. Attorney General concurS
in the opinion oil the attorney i'' MN.
nesota. that The act Of the TERRITORIAL
Legislature removing Inc c'P!a o,
Peter is UNCONSTITUTIONAL oeinS '"nn'et
with the organic act. ." ra"' VIII
therefore continue TO De the capitol
Hoop skirts. that have taken possession
Of our houses, sidewalks, and churches,
have gone at last 'n'O oour~ pOus'|s
d Sherwood lave brought suns III "'
United States District Court gains
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JUNE

DR Il. TUBES. Analy tic Physician,
~ will be IN attendance. a. follows:
NAsSES, Natiouai Hotel. wel esl.y. lsth Jane.
RssssSA. Prentiss uoGse. Wednesday AID ThBr5-
day, 10 and ~.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat.
tCn2s, Heart. Liver. Stomach. GOwe.s. kidney ans
Spleen also Dropsy- Gravel. Rheumatism. Nervous
Eess. Dv,ili y. Oy si,sps.a. Female diseases. Ague and
Fever. Fits Impurities Of the Blood. Eruptions Can
GERS. Ulcers, aud all other varieties OF long Stan1ing
Complaints. both external and internal.
FOR some ten years DR.. 7. has devoted has entire time
to chronic diseases, sreSsiDS thonsands annually, many
Of whom had exhausted every ether resource in their
reach. In no case are mineral or otkey p0issHs sa-
pisgea, ROr does he IaGks sizes 70 make Usil. or tear
d0ra. 10 bufIh gD GgaiH Themeiieines can be taken
With safety IS the most delicate. and patients n we
rain a. houe, ANIL continue with prudence their prdi-
airy iiet and exercise. Many have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had siFeB up all
hope. the indisputahle eviarucs Of which can zlS avs
b. furnished I~nyaids, however reduced OF despair
ieg- are invite to call. ana may lie assured th-t no en-
sOur4sement will Re given or expense incurred with
oct A corresponding prospect Of re-overy
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
RANGERS
Commercial and Mathematical Institute,
COLUMBUS, Ono.

CPLENpID INDUCEMENTS 20 hose
y Nh wisI. IN >s1-at a Conmere;s! COLLEGE Siius
ti0Es guaranteed, d. ;sit.Ju frer- Steamer srrzAz~'
meets t. those Wan entGT ~ .nss-n.s. ~ recs- W.
S5t. md HIS sccErr vUARftsFaE S"CE1iAE.HisS
anv t;n.e r-.ors the iSt JSS - next September cas
upoa c,mpl sins a iAO-0uEn esurs- ~ nori,s Eats1
R,1k KsesirEald Is Coz s;ier4i Drzlcses. Scears ~
crstv- ca iovuarrt ~ Cs'ziserrt-!. r E1n<ine n,sse'
a. : U-t-1Ls rHit- nius;y hS 1itef --=ir srsttE
usp. ~ else -s-y ~tlt te t.dcaIife{ ofE- f1L .Eu.s
% IT, sam paid ~ tiifen. ami thus r-4hE=
FEz- -C1sl7S- a. trrrNfi-Es .rT4rroS&
Ga eases ir0s ,ht 4. -suis on 80 .1v EiHa-r 70
=ntaS54ir ami lUcr.Irr 30 lions - Iaslie=g- h-ps
K-.p.rs art B=.--,sa GaE1o Csrzs. Ia iiFs-eot zee
lions ~ th= county All Are retrg Fc~f-rr-c By hcsi'
mss A-n To Grtir<fes ~ any 4Ger A.rcRntile Coz
le-e- Uearc tse -'nve 1ularrtss-l inlacfmeuti
which natIrnC lat the rfels Si,er'"Fisv fey 'rs.rr5r
tino ara trnrouEt trliniuG % Ia Ss1lsfsi 1r sJs 7c--
III ratsi tsarrsnt
T-e P-iz~iysi ef f@is frstitEt;ss - t.yH Z Pee
sisrf ee-sr.ssas To- Z '7Rvsr Pe-is1. tass - stts-
Tscelsr - sbs Bcs.-rH esrEsrs
Aaircs s the ulIersisres los farther blHierLrs
WI. T.aRANSEE-
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Marriagss.

In Girarj, on the Oh inst, by tha Rev Gs-
Brown, Of Youngstown, Mr.. WILLIAM S.
CRAWFORD. and Miss HANNAH TOWN
LEND, all Of Girard, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

PARIS GossIP.-An or,ler has been re
ceived by a firm in Paris Cor 5000 tom
aud pussy cats, which are TO be sent ont
to Australia; tagmen are out in all d.
%rections. buying up all young, sound
and healthy cats that are in market. A
firm in Lille has received an order for
500 gilmalkins; it appears that the cats
Of the north of France are in repute at
the an,ipodes, the prices ranging from II
25 TO If 80.
A bet was made the other day between
two farmers. about the speed of horsss
and oxen, with the same load the same
. distance; the distance Travelled was TWEEN
ly-lhree kilometres (abou' twelve miles,
a four horse team was put into a wagon
loaded with COCO lbs. Of beet root pulp.
The oxen were two yoke, with the same
load. The horses-beat them only seven
minu'es. aud would themselves have
peen brsten had they not been the best
in the country. Time 5 b, 6 m; 3-hl3
m.-Bost0n TrarelOr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

HoRsE THIEvEs ABoUr-Two horses
were sGolea from his vicinity on Wed
nesday ni1h- ii las. Seek-One from
he stat e e. iasoss Coal BaaAs lwo
miles e,s, g, J"a, aai ,ae o.her f.om
The stable q William Hawkins. tAo
miles west. rae fhisyes and horses
we're traced a - -t tis,succ sou;h of
New L>hou, sttcf Ic., nothing conid
ne leaf.ed .; hem by i.,osc WHO wen
in pursuit., |, would be wei! far persons
OKa.1a horses 10 keen ;n,ir Siahlrs well
scared at ~uigh.-H,hoaiag Register.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

Hon. GEO MYaArr This gentleman
has been elected Cashier OF The Her
chants Bank OF Cleveland. sad entered
on the duties Of his Office on Monday
last To every business man and nearly
every Turner OF Northern 0nio, the nam
Of Geo. MycatI is The synonym ui Integ
rity, and is alone sufficient tn make the
fortune OF any Banking House Ohio
Former.
The character of Mr.. Ny gait is well
known in this vicinity, he having been a
citizen Of this town for some years. sher
III OF this county for two terms, and the
opinion expressed By the Ohio Farmer,
above, will be fully embossed by all who
knew him here. He WAS one of the
Representatives of Cuyahoga County. in
the State Legislature during the last two
years.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
Acnuittal-

Mrs. Cunningham and Echel have
been acquitted Of the charge Of the MUIR
der Of DR.. Burdsll.
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rhomp,on p. sen.ea co ,o.. y.n. lss..


D.. rubbs, Sir:-I have delayed sending you 3 state
meaI OF my case bat it may be scerPtzbls now IOa
viii rem-mber my condition wnen I first saw you A.
S1ndusky city 'hree years ago. 1t vas only Dy The
greatest exertion that I ccuhi get 70 Jour room. Ny
sickness had been Of dve moGths duration. and its
ravages had heen s1eA that friends aud all Who saw
me. supposed I had hut = short time to live at longest.
The oldest AMI hest physician in San5csky. aud others
residing in Seneca. Huron and Erie counties. hsd en-
amiEed and prescribed for me notwithstanding which,
IbecNne worse s1'i worse, l eOuhl take but little foes,
and that little ssenei to DO me no good. nor did ang
thing taken. N the .e4s- help me OF it,
You tod me recovery Sss possible hut doubtful i
obtained medicines and in ten days WAS ssnsihly i'm
proved. 1t our return . month later | WAS recover
ing rapidly. aud in . fex months became as healthy
apparently a. At any time since my youth For more
than twenty-five years I have resided where I now do.
and IN Groton, Erie County. Being extensively known
in these swO, ard ZONE neighboring counties. Any
enc can get zlditionai testimony from my acqnaintan-
Cos. none Of whom supposed / could live three months
from the time Z hrSt saw you. ! an thus particular
that others uay know where to seek relief from dan
gerons chronic diseases when the ordinary remedies
fail. Yours, respectfully.
6EOkGE ~OSTERIf0CT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

A Correspondent Of he .Cincinna'i
Times ,hus describes keckTk, one Of the
fast cities of Iowa.
As might BE- expec ed, Kcokuk i'm
presses a SIR niger with is ex,reme new
ness. Every oj"ci looks as if i was
hardly finished. and hsd 70 Iouai lime
g. dry. THe streets are in a diaooIic3l
condi ioa - neither graded nor paved
and mud deep enough 10 iounisr a ei-
rsfe. The levee is no better. On every
hand is exhibited supreme Indifference
10 the ordinary convehienceS AMI com
fort, of life. eople haven't time 10 Il,
tend 10 these !. ,le matters. la fact | De
lieve they ''haven lime . DO aLYtE,l--
Except build. and speculate II real es.a.e-
Tie city is crowd-d with strangers; a..d
the t.otels are full of guests who pay52. DC
per day for sec1ad rate Accommodations.
with round extra charges !or same
thing. about once an hour. The board
ing houses are in the same de'ec,abIe
condition. Rents are enormous; and it is
my decided impression that one can't
wink in Keokuk for less than a quarter.
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EyoRuors EusErz.EuESr.-T

EYoRMoCs EMBETzLENENT.-Tna New
York Ti5ure states Ina. John Mclivern,
c~ssiier of the firm ufJ. Beck & c., ex-
tensive dealers il dry goods, at No 355
Broadway, was recently arrested, charg
ed with having, during a series Of years
in which lie has been in their employ,
enibezzled money t the amount of up
ward of $3.50. coo. TIE firm failed some
months ago, and, wishing 10 ascertainthe
cause, if possible, of their deficiency in
funds, they Instituted an Investigation of
their books for several years past, and
the discovery of The above enormous de-
icil in their cash account was made APP
parent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
B. HUCKE

MOULD infosa+hs citizens OF NaF-
Nv rea ard a4joiaiae twas that be pI02osssre-
mining "A Warren ADJ win tune AMI rer@ir fizSose
Nai-d,ops sccorde0us and ViOlins. s5 y = asitcanss
d,ne a, me eastern a1nufac.ories. ani ID reasOnaJtS
ems plano-s ard MelodeOEs kert IN onier. hy he
year. Az work E<rrslteL
All orisr. Irr az AlAns' EoOx Store vii, receive
uvn-,at atrersioa-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
UASH FOR STAVES-Tbe ssbSerI-

WASH OK SIAb ES--4hr SaOSen-
~ her viii 7y Cash for Slaves "a Ire $iSSsng Ii
n=nsi"us: Pire slaves, ~ fee. long. 81 % IL vide
zsto u inch tsici heart edgar heEa a. SSAt I~r
thaEsand. Also, Barrel s.aN->- = inches losT- =
in-hts side. D TO = Inch .hies. E,art ed-s deztSHE.
2s,u - l,u=. ! in-h-s Nnie. 1 :" i.rh tii-s h-sr-
edge Si0,UJ for 100 saves AMI - "fk~'i'r-
alt irogn -Ooi Witt Cox, ~. r.Si'~f-ss.sG art fs~=
from NO IN holes ~ iieees tttef saS'.er ulsr ~
m~asu-s Delivered II S.sphsl B1-ne-Ts Nh-rf Z
warren. Ohio; or at any eih-r pciar y N csnsi-
4. {. DAN Salem o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

A FAcr.-A young lads in Brooklyn,
n. Y, has recently had her leg amputa-
ted midway between the hip and knee,
in consequence of a wound caused BY a
broken hoop. The hoop was of steel,
and in some unaccountable name a
broken point penetrated to the Bone
The wound became iniamed, amputation
was thus made necessity. We have the
story from ayouug lady who is a friend Of
the now crippled-for life victim Of fashion.
and can vouch for its Authenticity
Winslsd Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

HoS. ELISHA WHiTTLEsEr, arrived at
his home in this place, from Washington
on Wednesday evening. He looks hale
and hearty. Time and the cares OF "fice
10 have weighed lightly upon him =
Garfield Sentinel.
1t is now well nigh forty years since
Mr.. Whiulesey MAS first elected TO Con-
gresS from this district. W. !iiink he
served in that capacity seventeen years,
when he resigned. Since his resigna-
ton he has been almost constantly en-
ployed in public business at Washington,
lastly as FIRST Comptroller of the Trea-
sury. During all this time, he has been
empha.ically a servant Of the public,
laboring with untiring Industry, and IN
swervirt ncaesuy. IN the performance Of
bis duties.
No uran ever retired from public life
with more eoyiable reputation than Mr..
Wnitlesey.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

NEwcAsrLg BASE--Charles j. Whip
20 having resigned the Presidency OF
this bank, David Sankey has heen cleo
TED in his place, and Cyrus Clark sp-
pointed Cashier. The officers expect to
get the bank on It's feet again 10 "a short
ume.-
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EeWa Items.

Mss kAarIS, of Xenis, whose elcpe.
mcnt with BoYD made SO much stir in
the whole ''iiauic Tribe" a few days
since. has been whsti ~ fac etiously called
''set free. that is to say given over t"
a law tul husband, BoTD.
Iu twenty wears Ohio has increased
its valuation from 500 Coo coo 10 $50.
600. 600. The debt is SIS. 900. 600.
Col. Harrison. U. S Consul a. Kings
ton. Jamaica. is IS years old. and was
appointed b. Gen. Washington.
The new line proposed by Congress
for Minnesota, vii make that giant young
State $40 miles long and goo miles wide
4 PARrr Of Sl2 Aornons passed
Trough Cleve land. Sun ,sy, bcund for
iUtsh. They were We!ch. English and
Danish. ami under the guidance Of Elder
James p. Park, a ScO,ch convert.
THE Falmouth (Jamaics) Post has a
long account OF be taking OF a slaver-cn
the coast of that Island having on
board 378 negroes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

Az OUrsAGE-7n last Saturday
morning a week. a Miss Eliza Dollman
a step daughter CT a Mr.. Winssrt OF
Washington ;oansaip, STARK Coanly,
went our 10 ;ae bar IL m'lg. Presently
an lrishmsG entered drew a knife and
struck at her vith - when she tainted;
he ,hen Commit I'D 3 rape upon her per-
son. On her recovery she went 10 The
house ant 'sp,r,si i "a well IS sac
could. ST. Is uoS lying very io@, aud
her rrcov.r; Is doub;fI;.-Canton Re
poSit9ry
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13
CARD

a GA ID.
WOULD say to .hcsc Interested tia:
a 1 consider q. HucSe an excellent tuner. AL o.
sSiilfai reeairsr % SLs;esl ] istTuHrTts, AM sAirg
bs-n h. ~ employ for The lEss yezr- DO not leiS1fSf
( 10 -scoz-isad him 20 those xisi.ve SorS eorc. lie
has 5. rxsd several y-ar- IN soae Of The PriGefPalsf-
ans NArafaelpries in tIe East, an VS. h.shly I-een-
nea6ei frbm n enee 10 ne. ST fOaEhO1.
l. wa-rer. Apr.i SO, l-j7. $500
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

BEGGS' ESTATE w5g
~ Notie. ). hereby given. tsst TIE s1.ersignrd
hax he-n aaly anpSiptss aud qu.iife! as Aanipistrae
tor en- the es .te % David Beg<s. late Of Hubbard town
ship. Trunhull County, ohio, deceAsL -
Lrril -, isS--9s y y ouASAth-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-05-13

In DEMAND.-The editor of The Iowa
Reporter calls. with = stentoriau voice,
for ladies' to come West. He says:"The
last census report shows that there are
80. go NOR malls than females in Iowa.
This was taken ~ june. and does 0 in
Guide The Spring art Fall emigration
We srr now m nus Al least 6 900 ladies'
ir MAKE ~ our QuO.a u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

Splendid Lots on the Bluff.
Lots 6 and in block 10, commanding . fne view
Of tie Mississippi river, Rock Island Port Armstrong
Railroad u ridge, &c.
Yor tsrras &c. apply to
July 23fif COOK r SARGENT
Lands In Scott County,
VALUABLE FOR GOAL AND FARMING ruRros "a
GcuTH fractional h.N Of S. ction 10 T 7sR
~ 325 76-ld0 acres, eriy Is min ntes ak from
the Railroad Station ~ Durrnt and lyng ON the
North ani Esst sidts Of The County Road.
North East \ Of Section I, 10, r. e., $50
acres.
s. \ ofN. ". and W. \ Of Sw, \ Sec T.
7. ~, T., aIsu adjp.ning this tract in Mu,catine
county ofE and p. Of s u 1 Sec
IL, T. II, B., go &C g. 40 acres under improye-
msnt, house. orchard, &c, three neDer sV.Ng
springs, and a. many known coal mines.
Also various 40 and 50 tracts in Scott county,
well situated. Apply 20
CnnY 4 oApnpnm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19
Out Lots.

Ok ACRES OF choice land, one half mile RON oity
<O limits, for sale 1t very low rates for cash.
COOK h SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19
For Lease.
Timber Land
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY,

LAST half Of lot 6, in block g. CITY Of Davenport
IL with the brick house thereon erected s. w. cor.
ner OF I'd and Rock Island streets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-19

Officers.
EDMUND CAMPBELL pes. HENRY BANDIT Sec
HENRY CHAPMAN, Trcas'r.
S n GILBERT, Gel.eTt4 Agent aud surveyor.
This Company was organizcd on tine 27th day Of
March, A. D. 1884. uuer special Charter from the
LEGISLATURE OF Illinois and business commenced
the NEST favorable auspce-. Its estabii hment
been upon firm aud reiiahie bass ana u view Of
II, stability. souiess AID pefmaneicy ranks
OF the FIRST Insurance Companies the country. It.
those DESTROYS u protecting tn riseye- loss
or damage b. Fire ieTs Of tne they beg leave
REFERENCEs:
Nessr~ Stone WITT. Cleveland, 0
Williams * Auery, Chicago.
Merton Brother, -
Stone l. Boomer, :"
A, s. Durand, Pres Racine Mss. Railroad.
Gen. {, NortAEup, Cash'r Rae. Co Bank.
VIM. p Lynie, ESQ, Milwaukee.
}. Il. Conroe, Ksq., Racine.
Henry Farnsm, Pres't Chicago * R. I. Railroad.
A. Gilbert, Cash Com. tAnk. Chicago:
Dan. p Rhodes, ESD, and o.
hon. John 6 Brssn, IT Estate, Columbus.
Thos. Campbell, Es4, SprIa III.
Hon. X Chambe.iin, St Louis, Mo.
Aes.fs WaiswoTth Wells X Sycamore, Chicago.
Messrs ! IL blrch Co., Chicago Bank.
Hon WIN. Metill, Governor of Ohio.
Messr. e. W. SiKeS x Co, Chicago,
Judd, Smith * Pratt. Dixon, Ill.
VIM. blanchard. ESQ Morris, III
Hon. VIM, TrevIit, Sec'y Of State, Columbus, o.
Nessrs H. G. 80. c. Cook * Co., Rockford, III.
II Wheeler, Son, Aurora.
Neamiah O. AZ. ESQ Buffalo n Y.
VIM. b. Fundy, Esq, Springfield,
Hon. T W. Bsrl,y, Judge Jupreme Court, Mansfield;
Ohio
Gen / Currl, Springfield, Ill.
Richard ivers, ESQ.,, 81. Louis, No.
n FIELD,
Agent at Davenport and Rock Island.
OFFICE, Davenport, 1T the STATE DEMooRAi
Once, Post ofice Building, Brady Street.
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Millinery.

4 G1SS EARLE takes this method to aunopnne q
VXx the lsdies Of Davenport ana vtciuity ~ -
has taken the store In PoYrests Block rocenty oc-
cupied b. 1r. an1 Mrs. 1hern1ike next . - oesea
Of NJ. y. I. Kubourn, where may - lbunA CO.
ftaAtly on hand Doens4e and Hat q - la1nae end
most fAshienahls styies, and splendA aasooemma
Of ibooos Ill q Which win y ooad q pricQ ,uitad
- ~ tmoo.
ooV1du \. 1ADf1.
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West half o. lot In block IS, Second street, be.
tween Rock Island and Iowa streets, north side, al
Joining Farmers House.
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Fire ana Marine
INSURANCE AGAINST LOSS
Or Damage By Fire.
FL Il m Ell 3 UNION
INSURANCE COMPANY

BRADFORD COUNTY, PENN,
Cash Capital, paid up In full
100000.
J. Z. oAuHnD, 6scv. HoAAos wnussoH, Pvsst
lam prepared to take Risks and issue Policies for
The above Company. THIS Company sustains rspu-
tAton rEIsrNess, pr0~sPen1ss and rseponssdstttt
which renders oAOof the soundest ana safest 1Ys
and Marine Companies in the Omitted States.
b. PAY, AZ mt,
Ham,
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FLOUR & FEED.
Flour and Feed store.

~ T. ELLIOTT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
VI Flour, Grain and Peet, keeps con-tantly On
hand nj his store Perry street. b-iweea Ffo.t and
second. all kinds Of Flour and Feed Consisting Of
While Mounts ain Mills Flour In Ibis, aud IA bo
Sacks Flour, Buck Wheat FLOUR, Corn Meal,
ali kinds Of Mil Feed viz Bran, shorts aud lead.
lings, also Oats and Corn sheled and on the ear all
OF wLIel will deliver at any reasonable distance
Vim. his store, free Of charge, to the Retail Trade
the highest market price viii at ali times be paE for
wheat and Cats and Buck Wheat. Store open from
- to p. II. on and after Monday Nov. I'd, 1857
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